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Minor Hockey Day success; Centennial committee begins
Minor Hockey Day in lien-
sail on 'Sunday February.27
provided arena patrons with
some exciting and fun -filled
periods of hockey. The Hen-
sall Atoms blanked Zurich 3-0.
The Novice followed but lost
to Clinton 2-1. The Bantams
were blanked 2-0 by Mitchell.
The Stars of the da) were the
Tykes who provided fans with
30 minutes of High Class
entertaininent. However they
were swamped by Clinton
14-1. The PeeWees concluded
the -day with -a 10-4 victory
over Goderich.
Many thanks to everyone
who helped to make it a
success.: The llensall Pee Wees ad-
vanced tei the semi-finals of
the. Southern . WOAA by
defeating Huron. Park.2
games to one. In game one
played last Wednesday, Hen-
sall gained a 5-4 victory., Scott
Hell led the team with four
goals while Rob Taylor add -
.ed the other. At Huron Park
on Friday the boys dropped a
7=3 decision. All three goals
were scored by Scott Bell.
The deciding genre which
occurred Saturday afternoon
in Hensall proved victorious
for the boys. Scott bell hit the
net .four tunes and Jim
Dickens added one more to
gain the 5-4 victory.
The boys begin a series with,
Elma-Logan on Wednesday
night at 7:45 p.m. in Hensall
followed by a Friday night
game in Monkt6n. If
necessary the third game will
be played Saturday at 3:30
p.m. in Hensall •
These boys and all the other
members of minor hockey
need your continued support
and cheers.
The Ontario March of
Dimes 1983 fund-raising cam-
paign is officially over.
Chairperson Joyce Pepper is
delighted to report thata tete!
of .$502.50 was .collected . in
Hensall. - "
The March of Dimes cam-
paign slogan was "We Can't
Help Without Your Help". We
certainly can continue to help
the thousands of physically
disabledadults across the pro-
vince; tnanks to the support
received from fiensall.
Joyce would like to add a
special thankyou to all
dedicated volunteers who
helped canvass the village.
and. a :very special
'thankyou" to everyone who
gave a donation.'
Rev. Kenneth Knight -con-
ducted worship in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day:His sermon was entitled.
'"The Promise of Pared'#e"
taken from the text Luke 23
verse 43. Mrs. Joan Keys
presided at the piano for the
service of song. The W.M.S..
and Ladies' will meet. on
March 7 a 2:00 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Keith Bell. The
World Day of Prayer will be
held in Hensall United Church
Friday March 4 at 2:30 p.1m.
Sacrament . of Communion
• will be dispensed March 13 at
11:30 a.m.
The Hensel! Three Link
Seniors will meet on Tuesday
_March 8 at 2:00 p.m.
Unit 2 of -Hensall -United
Church conducted a canvass
for the March of Dimes on
Monday evening and wish to
thank all who assisted to all
who donated to this worthy
project.
Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn
opened the meeting with' a
'Valentine reading. "Fourteen
members answered the roll
call with a recipe exchange.
The project money was col-
lected. Mrs.Gerstenkornread
the Legend of St. Valentine
Day. Hostesses Mrs. Eileen
Rannie and Mrs. Jeanette
Turner served lunch: Mrs.
Grace Drummond gave (he
Devotional "Revelations For
-A New Year';, using hymns for
her address. Mrs. KayeMock
conducted the business,
reminding members of an
e.arlv meeting on March 7.
• Hensall 1.11 club meets
.The first meeting of !tensa!)
4-H Club was held .at the
United Church, February 1,
Leaders are Mrs. Nancy
McCullough and Mrs. Janette
Sangster; president, Helen
Jacobs: '. vice-president
Christine Rose; - secretary,
1:{athy Jacobs; Reporter
'Karen McCullough;
treasurer, Tammy Bell.
From the roll call it was.
found members' ancestors
-came from Scotland,
England, Ireland, France and
the Netherlands. The project
is "Ontario Heritagt; The
club will be trying recipes
from many different coun-
tries'starling with a pumpkin
soup Evade by the Canadian
Indians. There are .twelve
members in the group.
Date set for Rummage Sale
At the monthly meeting of
the Hensall Centennial Com-
mittee the date April :10 was
set for the Rummage Sale to
be held at the Hensall United
Church:
' Two draws and a New Year
Eve dance will also'be'ar-
ranged by the committee.
ensall
and district news
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor,
Phone 262-2025
During a lively discussion
of the proposed agenda for the
four-day weekend, Jude 29 to
July 2,.•1984 several in-
teresting ideas and activities
were suggested.
Julian Bayley introduced a
series of thoughtful and very
interesting ideas about the
aiins of the celebrations.
Chairman of the Invitation
Committee, Mrs. Mary Lou
Hyde requests the names and
addresses including the postal
code: of former residents of
the grillage and area. These
cotild be sent to her or left at
the P.1 .C. Office.
The next meeting will be
held.M rah'22 at 7 p:m. at the
'United Church.
Women's Sdnday
There was a large atten-
dance for Women's Sundayat
Hensall United Church,
February -27. Mrs. Sharon
Wurm was in charge of the
service_ The flowers in the
sanctuary were in memory of
Mr. Sam Oesch and Mrs.
Cameron jgell Richardson
whose funerals were last
week. -
Mrs. Joyce Pepper greeted
worshippers at the door. The
ushers were Ron Riley and
Jeff Corbett. The music was
by Mrs. Belva Fuss at the
organ and Mr. Eric Luther at
the piano. Mrs. Eric Luther
and Mrs. Nan Britton sang a
duet "How Great Thou Art"
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accompanied by Eric Luther.
Mrs. Evelyn Elder told the
Children's Story. Mrs. !Mary
O'Brien read the Scripture
Psalm 42.
Mrs. Shirley Luther was the
guest speaker and gave an
•outstanding message.on The
Completion of the Scripture
Mrs. Minnie Noakes closed
the service.with prayer.
The World Day of Prayer
Serice will be held Friday,
March 4, at 2:30 p.m. in Hen •
-
sail United Church:
Mr. Robert Heywood will
conduct the. service, Sunday
March 6th. The choir will
meet for practice Sunday at,
10:15 a.m: : '
Mr. and Mrs. Jack'Corbett
visited on Sunday with their
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS - The home at the corner of
Richard and Queen was lifted from its foundation and
braced last week before being moved to the farm of
Gerry Traquair, RR 2 Kippen.
Building site being cleared
• A house on the site of the
future apartment for senior
citizens in Hensall was mov-
ed on Monday; one day before
the ministry of transport and
communications imposed
half -load restrictions on coun-
ty roads. The dwelling,
formerly occupied by Sylvia
Merner's hairdressing shop,
is now in its new location on
the property of Gerald Tra-
quair at RR 2 Kippen. east of
Hensall.(The house was one
of the oldest in the village.
Moving a large building re-
quires cooperation among On-
tario Hydro, who temporari-
ly remove obstructing lines,
the police, who clear traffic as
the structure travels along
public roads, Bell telephone.
responsible for moving any of
its above -ground lines, the
to vn, *Mc% often sacrifices.
large tree limbs that get in the
way, and the ministry, which
requires two weeks notice of
any Move. -.
Cecil Abra, Mt. Brydges,
supervised the complicated
operation. He has been mov-
ing large structures for eight
years, following in the
footsteps of a father with 30
years experience in the
business. The firm usually
moves two.buildings a month
during the eight months of
suitable weather each year.
.Abra is particularly proud
of one difficult job, a 200 -ton.
four -brick thick church. Not a
brick was lost. •
The other building. on the
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Owe Geoffrey
• Construction
Homos. R*poyalions Addil,o ,
Form Auddmgs S Repoi.s
Aluminum S,dng 3 Awnings
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apartment site will he
demolished soon, clearing the
way for construction to begin
on the apartment complex.
son-in:law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cha fie and
family at Mitchell.
!innlnmuuun's
The
Light
Touch
By
JACK
Li LAVENDER
Marriage is like a door
hinge. It permits great
f freedom of movement,
= as long as you aren't
!going anywhere.
* * * *
Only the government
really knows what to
give the person who
has everything: an
audit. -
*
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Know thyself. But don't
tell anyone.
t e
Today's kids soy they
won't put up with any
more baloney from
their •paren4s. Food,
clothes, cars,
allowances, yes --but no
baloney.
Folks who stretch the
to often -find it snaps
back and hits them
We're flexible at -
Jack's
Small Engine
Repair Service
107 Queen St.
• Hensall 262-2103
See lis when it comes to
sharpening handsaws,
circular saws, and
chainsaws.
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