The Huron Expositor, 1999-03-03, Page 8II -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 3, 1999
IPM Poster Unveiled
Daniel Holm of Hensall submitted the dramatic silhouette
photograph of a farmer that was chosen for the 1999
International Plowing Match which will be held near.
Dashwood from September 21-25. The poster was unveiled
at the 89th convention of the Ontario Plowmen's
Association, held in Goderich on February 22. -
SHELLEY MCPHEE HAIST PHOTO
Queensway folk exercise
their bodies and minds
Fun and Fitness got the day
off.to a good start on Fphruary
22nd as resident s gave both
-and body a good workout.
in the afternoon the KippenF
United Church Ladies provid=
ed prizes and assisted at
bingo.
Rev, Vernon Dears of Exeter
Pentecostal Church led after-
noon worship services on -
..Fchruary 23 and' the Lakeview.
Singers provided an evening
cif gospel music.
Twenty-two seniors took
• part in thc Senior Dining
Group on February 25 and
helped the resident celebrate
the February birthdays with a
party, with entertainment pro-
vided by Marie Flynn and the
Huron Strings.
Birthday greetings go to
Helen Anderson; Edna Waters
and Bonnie May. •
Rev. Perry Mitchell led wor-
ship service on February 16
with Belva Fuss as volunteer
organist. •
Winnie Hutton, pastdl!al care
--volunteer provided visitation
on February 17. .The •
Fellowship Singers, led by
Gail Mason, gave -a program
of music.
On February 18 residents
had theirworkout at funand
fitness followed by quiz ques-
tions from the Mensa quiz
book. Residents arc never sure
which workout is more of a
challenge, the physical or
mental one. In the afternoon
Paul Vaillincourt, fiddler from
Clinton gave a musical pro-
gram for residents. •
A documentary. about Wild
Bill Hickok from the western
documentary series was
viewed by residents Friday
afternoon. -
Carol Lc13eau and 'Bill
Pepper entertained on the key-
' board and fiddle at Friendship
Friday in the retirement home
lounge Friday evening for a
very attentive audience.
•Coming events: March 3rd,
2p.m. Loren McKenzie,
singer and pianist; March 4th,
2pm The Nashville Rejects;
March 5th, 7p.m. Friendship
Fritlay with Clare and Andy;
March 11th, 6p.m. Seniors
Dining.Group and 7p.m. The
Granton Rhythmaires.
4 -Hers learn -
value of budgeting
Thp Consuming Passions 441
club was brought, to order by
one leader Gerda
VandenHovcn. Secretary Anita
Kreutzwiser read the minutes of
the previous meeting. Since we
had a new member join the club
we all took turns to introduce
ourselves. . .
To learn, the value of our
money we played budget
__.Mania, The idea was to find our,
total income and expenses for a
year. After our game . we
received a handout with items
and their prices we were to find
out which one is a better bar-
gain. To end the work part we
all. took a vote on a club name
and we decided on Super
Savors. Our next meeting is
Tuesday. Feb. 16th at thc
VandenHovens. •
•Meeting three was at the
VandenHovens. To start thc
meeting leader Gerda led in the
4-H pledge and the roll call. We
looked over a sheet `with home-
made cleaners on it. We then
received a handout with five
ways to have a cleaner home
and town. After this we moved
into the kitchen and' ate cookies
and orange juice. - Louise
McBride. Press Reporter
Huron -4-H machinery__
dub hold first meeting
Thc,first meeting of the
Huron County 4-H Club was
held at Vincent's - Farm
Equipment on Firuary 22.
Allan Haugh. Jeremy Becker
and Brian' Poppe handed out the
hooks and collected S20 from
members.
Elections were held: presi-
dent - Jayden Russel; vice presi-
dent David VandenHovcn;
secretary - Patricia Martin;
press reporter - Adrian
Ountenspergcr. .
Mr. Dolmage talked about
combines and how they will
change in the next five years.
Then Clarence explained to
• members how to maintain a
combine. He explained what
parts of thc combine should be
checked every day and every
1000 hours.
The next meeting will be held
on March 8th at McGavin's
Farm Equipment in Walton.
- by Adrian Guntensperger
How they scored at shuffleboard
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for February 27 are as
follows: Hazel McEwen 540,
Edna Dietz 514, Doris
Hamilton 442, -Gert Eagleson
434, Alice Thiel 406, Russell
Ferguson, 387. Tom Williams
364, Pearl McKnight 362. Ina
Williams -362.
Shuffleboard scores for
February 16 were: Hazel
MFEwen 544, Tom Williams
496, Isabel Rogerson 4N0...
Sheila Reaburn 431, Evelyn
Venner 421. Alice Thiel 416,.
Jean Crerar 407, Ethel
McMurtrie 390.
- Hensall Gardeners
Are you proud of your gar-
den? Would you like to share
it with other gardeners? The
Hensall and District
Horticultural Society is look -
Hensall
by Liz Sangster
by Liz Sangster
ing at a variety of gardens in
the Hensall area for their
Garden Tours on July II I. For
information call 262-271.5.
United Church news
Pirie Mitchell was the min-
ister at Hensall United
Church. Pat Campbell was
the greeter. The ushers were
Rayc. Ryan. and Jean Jacobe.
Mark Qarlough .was the
organist. Flowers in the sanc-
tuary were in memory of the
late Lawrence Cole.
At Hensall United Church
on February 21st Pirie
SLI. he I1 was the minister.. It
teas
it special service in hon-
our of the Scouts and Guides
movement. Pirie told two sto-
ries, "Water Can Makc A
Difference" and "How Can i
Make A Difference?" Pat and
Ross Veal' were the ushers.
Lunch was served. •
The World's Day of Prayer
will he held at...Hensall
United Church on March 5 at
2 p.m. Pirie Mitchell will he
the speaker. -
' Presbyterian -
Church news
At Hensall Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Fehruaty 21st Tracy Bahro
was the minister with
Dorothy Taylor playing the
prgan. Bob Bell and Harry
Smith received the offering..
Tracy Bahro led the
February 28th service. Joyce
Pepper played the organ. The
ofrering was received by Al
Hoggarth and Harry Smith.
Sympathy is extended to
Marg Cole and family and to
the family of the late Rochus
Faber.
Public speaking at Legion
Public speaking competi-
tion was held at -Hensall
Legion on February 16. St.
Boniface School, Zurich
Public School and Hensall
.Public School all participat-
ed. Judges Margaret Stewart,
Jim Chapman and .Dave-
Frayne. had a difficult task.
There was an excellent audi-
ence turn -out for this event,
and a great deal of support
and enthusiasm was shown to
the competitors by parents,
grandparents and siblings.
Pinery needs .100s of deer counters at 8:45. Pinery will day visitor access n uni 12PM closed !Dell
Pinery Provincial Park at Grand Bend is
looking for volunteers to take part in a-
deer survey and get some real exercise on
Saturday, -March 27th from 8:45AM to
2PM.. An updated estimate of the deer -
population following the 1598 deer herd
reduction in Pinery Provincial Park is -
required to provide guidance for the
development -of future resource
management programs.
.The rugged terrain. size of the area to -
he son -eyed and the time required to •
complete the survey create the need for
300 volunteers to carry out the project.:
The count•will take approximately live
hours to complete starting with a briefing
If you are interestedin helping you
must register in advance by calling 519-
243-8574 between 8:30AM to 4:30PM "
'before March 18th. Detailed information,
will he mailed out to everyone who
registers for the count. Surveyors, must be
. able to walk at least 6 kms through a _
rugged forested dune landscape and be
14 years of age or older.
GtZ n Vol Li V cciews V L1
The Hurori .Expositor staff would like to
welcome. Kate Murray to their
advertising department. Kate attends
Seaforth District High School and is
enrolled in the co-operative education
program. She -is looking forward to the
experience that she will aquire in the
advertising field at the Huron Expositor.
Kate, is in her graduating year and hopes
to further her experience through post
secondary education. Welcome to our
team Kate!
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