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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-06-08, Page 181S -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Jun. 8, 1994 Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 Footcare on June 15 at Drop -In and Women's Self- defence on July 21 The next Hensall Drop -In will be held Thursday, June 15 at the Hensall United Church. Come early if you require footcare. Footcare is offered on a first come, first served basis for a minimal charge. Lunch starts at 12 noon, followed by low-key exercise. Cathy Ryan, Public Health Nurse, will speak on her trip to Baffin Island. The day is never complete until the games are over. Cost for the afternoon is $4 per person. If you wish to just participate in the activities, there is $1 charge. Don't forget the "Women's Self-defense" lecture by Ron Tyndall on July 21, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Henry Annen conducted worship service this past Sunday at the Hensall United Church. As this was the first Sunday of the month, the congregation sang the Lord's Prayer. The Children's Hymn for this month is "We Are the Church." The flowers in the church were placed in memory of the late Jack Peck. The marriage of Sadie Hoy and Murray Craig took place Saturday, June 4, in the Hensall United Church. Rev. Henry Annen offici- ated at the ceremony. Pamela Sangster, of Timmins, spent a few days in Hensall visiting with her mother, Janeth Sangster, and family. The Hensall Tinker Tots Co-op Nursery School was busy Saturday morning, making a move from their present location. The school will now operate from the Hensall Pub- lic School. The move was made with mixed emotions, as the Nurs- ery School had always been well served at the Hensall Community Centre. It is however, very exciting to be relocated in their new home. The Nursery School offers an Inte- gration Program, and with the School being located on one level, it will be much more accessible. Further, with the implementation of Junior Kindergarten, the School is looking to expand their program- ming, to meet the needs of the Community. Area residents inter- ested in the School and/or program, are encouraged to contact Karen Jolly, President, at 262-3207. Best of luck in your new location! Hensall residents are reminded that dog tags are available at the Hensall Municipal Office. The licenses are the same price as last year. Your co-operation in obtaining your dog's license is appreciated. Dog owners are also reminded to clean up after their animals. The Hensall Spring Fair is hap- pening this weekend! You won't want to miss the wide variety of events. Local service clubs and organizations will be on hand with lots of fun activities. These include: a dunk tank, dart -and -balloon game, bobbing for apples, ice cream, face painting, bounces, pony rides, car bash, 'hay area', ball toss and so very much more. These activities are in addition to the regular events of: mini pedal pull, horse shows (Friday and Saturday), calf club show and sale, poultry show, sheep show, parade and Queen of the Fair Competition. Don't forget about the Tug -of -War competition. This will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. (to follow the parade). It will be located behind the ball diamond - you don't want to miss this! The grand finale for the 1994 Fair will be a Saturday evening dance, hosted by the Hensall Optimist Club. Tickets are $10 a couple, and are available from Optimist Club mem- bers, and from the Hensall Village Office. Further information about the Fair is available from Barb Westlake -Power at 262-3025. The Hensall Optimist Club is not the only organization busy planning a dance in Hensall. The Hensall Parks Board is excited to announce the upcoming Pork BBQ and Dance, to celebrate Hensall's 110th Birthday. This is scheduled for August 19, 1994. That date may seem far off, but these tickets are ?oin$ fast) The band for the even- ing is "Double Exposure" a band with an extensive repertoire. Attendants have a choice of 'pig - out' times 6:30 p.m. or 10:30 p.m. Further information is available from Tom Dickins at 262-3206. HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD May 31, 1994 High five game winners: High six game winners: Allen Barry (546); Jim Davis (522); Pat Davis (517); Hazel McEwan (510); Dave Woodward (502); Dave Kyle (483); Isabel Rogerson (482); and Emma Campbell (481). Weddings Glenn and Marilyn Chesney of Seaforth, Ontario and Mrs. Toni Waters, Cincinnati, Ohio, are pleased to announce the marriage of their children wedding took the home Marian Ave., at Rob and Patti. The place May 21, 1994 of the bride, Maid Cincinnati, Ohio. DeCORTE - CAMPBELL Theresa Ann Campbell and Michael David DeCorte were joined together in marriage on Saturday, April 30th, 1994 at 3:30 p.m. at St. James Church. Celebrants were Father Henry Cassano and Rever- end Bruce Cook. Maid of Honour was Lorianne McNichol and Best Man was Jim Poppe, cousin of the groom. The wedding party consisted of Corinne Diemen, sister of the groom; Tracey Eckert, cousin of the bride; Diane Campbell; Amanda Poppe, Shelby Tilker, niece of the groom, flowergirl; Jim Roth; Michael Campbell, brother of the bride, Tony De Corte, brother of the groom; Don Poppe, cousin of the groom and Kyle DeCorte, nephew of the groom, ringbearer. Organist at the ceremony was Cheryl Ann Storey. Vocalists were Cheryl Ann Storey and Casey Van Bakel. Readers were Wendy Erb and Barry Vincent. Theresa is the daughter of Brian and Carol Ann Campbell. Michael is the son of Cor and Catherine DeCorte. Grandmothers of the bride are Beatrice Campbell and Ellen Vivian. Grandmother of the groom is Martha Van Baked. Michael and Theresa will reside in Staffa. They honeymooned to Ottawa. (photo by Edith Rock). 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