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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-06-08, Page 13J J f• CAMPOUT WINNERS — The 1st Hensa Scout Troop came ome rom a • uron District campout at Benmiller with first prizes for troop camping, portaging and first oid. Shown are (back left) troop scouter Tom Bailey, Stephen Harburn, Jeff Clarke, Terry Thiel, scout counsellor Lorry Moir and (front) Rob Berends, Bill Steb- bins. Missin • : And Philli • s and scout counsellor Les Gardner. • Teathers commended for leadership • Times -Advocate, June 8. 1983 Page 13 Hensall UC Sunday School has Awards Service A lot of creativity and im- agination was used preparing the Sanctuary and presenting the thence for Children's Day at the United Church on Sun- day morning. •The theme Children Are Special was brought out through scenes in the church; children are special in the home; at play and at school. In the center was the church with a white HENSALL GRADUATION — The Hensoll Nursery School held its graduation for children who will enter k ndergarten this fall. Graduating were (back left) Kari Taylor, Cara Gardner, Anita Phillips, Lisa Campbell, Jennifer Allan, Katie Rathwell and (front) Steven Lansbergen, Bradley Hartman, Richard Kinsman, Tina Hoff- man. Rebecca Debour and Christine Bengough. Absent: Sherri Lynn Lovell, Melissa Masse and Jamie Camp- bell. Teacher Ruth Ashton is at the back. SAVE 51* SPRITE, SUGAR FREE SPRITE OR SUGARFREE TAB OR DIET COKE OR COCA-COLA 750 mL 1.12 BOTTLES PLUS 30¢ DEPOSIT PER BOTTLE 1 FRUIT DRINKS 48 oz. TIN TIN Z@I115 I,rr Iwln, .4 I,., FRESHLY MADE N% OR 1N% WHOLE WHEAT OR CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 24 oz.. LOAF HAMBURG OR NOT DOG ROLLS PKG. OF 8 BOSTON CREAM PIE la OZ. 69' 69# f.95 KELLOGGS DELICIOUS SUPER. SPECIAL] [ SAVE 40' FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE, ORANGE WILD BERRY OR APPLE ALLENS KELLOGGS DELICIOUS � BRAN FLAKES & FRUIT 99 SER SPECIAL SAS 49e WITH PORK, WITH PORK i MOLASSES OR IN TOMATO SAUCE LIBBYS' g BEANS 14 oz. TINS FOR UPER SPECIAL L. SAVE 40' • KENT BRAND FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE. JUICE 12 ,N 69` SUPER SPECIAL] REG. 1.85 DIMPFLMEIER'S APPLE STRUDEL 1P/2CE REG RI 12 OZ. EACH NABOB 3 GRINDS TRADITION COFFEE 369 g SPRITE, SUGAR FREE SPRITE. SUGAR FREE . TAB. DIET COKE OR REGULAR ' COCA-COLA CASE OF -24 - 10 0[. TINS 2.79 5.99 NABOB DECAFFEINATED 2 GRINDS TRADITION COFFEE . 369 g 3.69 YORK EXTRA CRUNCHY OR EX. SMOOTHY PEANUT -BUTTER -500 g V4 BRAND VEGETABLE JUICE GLAD "TRE STRONG ONES" GARBAGE BAGS 2O* f.89 ... 1.19 2.99 f. f9 S9° FOR YOUR PRESERVING CERTO LIQUID 170 mL FOR FRUIT PRESERVING CERTO CRYSTALS 57 g FRESH 2% PARTLY SKIMMED MILK NIGNLINER INDIVIDUAL WRAPPED 14 oz. PERCH OR COD FILLETS WESTONS FRESH ANGEL FOOD CAKE 425 g WESTONS FRESH TASTY CINNAMON BUNS ANTI-PERSPIRANT 3 VARIETIES SOFT 'N' DRI 200 mL 5 POPULAR VARIETIES WESTONS COOKIES 4.9 WESTONS ENRICNEO WHITE BREAD '675 g UPER SPECIAL SAVE 44c STOKELYS DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS 28 ox. NEILSONS ORANGE JUICE STICKS OR DREAMSICLES THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: 3 DELICIOUS VARIETIES VACHON LUNCH SNACKS ASSORTED SIZES ZEHRS PRIVATE LAID. SNACK CRACKERS 250 2.49 f,69 f.29 2.39 f.89 79° 1.29 f.69 99' PLEASE NOTE FINAL WEEK Summer Preview Passports to Canada's Wonderland are only valid at Wonderland until Sunday June 12, 1983 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE FAMILY WEEKLY REOUIREMENTS. HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER cross depicting Christ's presence with the children wherever they are. The large banner at the front of the church along with the child characters done' in pastels around the church brought out the special place children have in the sight of God. Donald Wareing and Bill Stebbins read the scriptures from Matthew and Mark ex- pressing Jesus emphasis on the important place of children. The choir sang -a very rousing anthem "Old Time Religion" which was appreciated by all. During the Award service Barbara Gackstetter, Sunday Church School Superinten- dent presented awards for perfect attendance. Those receiving them were: first year, Cathy Corbett, Jonathan Corbett, Karri Con- sitt, Jamie Campbell, Julie Rooseboom, David Stephens and Jennifer Selwood, Second year; Kari -Lynn Taylor, Jen- nifer McGee, Lisa Campbell, Mary Jane Parsons and Katie Rathwell. Third year awards went to Ryan Kyle, ftichelle Elder, Leann Consitt, Terri -Lynn Elder, Jamie Brock, Kim Scotchmmr, Ryan Stuart, Karri-Sue Kyle, Carrie Stuart and John Rooseboom. Fourth year to 4amie McGee, Jodie McGee, Derick McGee, Jodie. Sararas, Mark Brock, Gordon Hamilton, Tim Brock, Dianne Hamilton. Fifth year to Thomas Scotchmer, Shawn Wurm. Sixth. year to Lynda Shirray. Seventh year recipients were Robert Gackstetter, Joelle Beaver, Wayne Scot- chmer, Pam Gackstetter and Dianne Stebbins. Eighth Yea - to Bill Stebbins. Tenth year to Tim Mann and Rod 'Parker. Eleventh year to Donald Wareing.Thosehaving never missed one Sunday of Sunday School during the year were Jonathon Corbett, Karrie Consitt, Julie Rooseboom, Jennefer McGee and Donald Wareing. Harry Stuart, the new Sun- day School Superintendant, presented the Certificates to the students. Promoted from nursery to Kindergarten were Katie Rathwell, Anita Phillips, Kari-I,,yna Taylor, Jennifer McGee, Jamie Campbell, Lisa Campbell, rSUPER SPECIAL 1 1. SAVE 60' KELLOGGS POPULAR CORN FLAKES 675 g • PKG. SUPER SPECIAL. uvE' . %vi ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS KING SIZE OR REGULAR 20's OR 25's CIGARETTES WARNING Health and Welfare Canada advises Thal danger to health Inct eases with amount SmoM n� . avrndabnq 9 k SuPER SP COAL -t I SAVE 7 DELICIOUS VARIETIES • • DELMONTE PUDDING CUPS 119.. 20 OZ. (4 x 5 oz.) (SOPER SPECIAL 1 SAVE 29`.. FRESH CANADA "A" GRADE LARGE EGGS DOZEN ALL WHITE R SPECIAL SAME SEALTEST FINE QUALITY SOUR CREAM SUPER SPECIAL SAVE 1.56 NEILSONS 10 ASSORTED FLAVOURS FAMOUS ICE CREAM MONDAY, TYUISAY A MIN1loAY 94 P.M. TRURISAY A TRIOAY 4:N P.M.. SATURDAY $s314 P.M. Cara Gardiner, Brent Kyle. Promoted from Kindergarten Department tb Primary Department were Terry -Lynn Elder, Jamie McGee, Jamie Brock, Kimberly Scotchmer, Tara Pepper, Jodie McGee, Cathy Corbett, Ann Packham, Jaspn Fields. From Primary to Junior Department were Karrie-Sue Kyle, Jonathan, Corbett, Angela Gould, Derick McGee, David Stevens. From Junior to In- termediate Department were Joelle Beaver, Gordon Hamilton. Tracy Campbell, Lynda Shirray, Karen - McCullough, Paula Bozzato. John Rooseboom and Leigh Rose. From. Intermediate to Senior Department was Rob Taylor. Kay Mock greeted the con- gregation and Tim Mann, Rod Parker, Mary Jane Parsons and Dianne Hamilton were the ushers. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject "Children are Special - A lit- tle Child Shall Lead Them." Appreciation was express- ed to the teachers of the Sun- day School for the very fine and enthusiastic leadership they are giving. Nursery Department, Beth McGee and Jayne Consitt; Kindergarten Department, Starr Jesney and Dana Bozzato. Primary Department, Leslie Bailey,HeatherForrest and Kathy Topp, Junior Department, Jean Wareing, Joyce Pepper and Helen Tin- ny; Intermediate Depart- ment, Phyllis Parsons, Joanne Fields; Senior Department is SharonWurm. The flowers at the front of the church were in loving memory of Jean Johnson by the family. Next Sunday will be Senior Citizens Sunday when all the senior citizens of the church and community are invited to attend the service and are in- vited to a reception afterward in the Fellowship Hall put on by the students of the Sunday School. Following the service the congregation sang Happy Birthday to Mr. McDonald. - The Communications and BEAUTIFYING THE TOWN — Hensall Horticultural Society president Kathy Mann plants some salvia in a bed at the side of the town hall. The newly organized society is planting flowers throughout the downtown area. Outreach Committee of the United Church met this past week to make plans for the Hensall Fair Float from the church. They also made in- itial plans for the November showing of the film The Cross and The Switchblade starring Erick Estrada and Pat Boone. 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