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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-02, Page 1212 Times -Advocate, January 2, 1986 PROUD OF SUBMISSION — Clerk Betty Oke and BIA secretary Bill Gibson admire the submission entered by the vi:lage of Hensall in the Ontario PRIDE Award contest. Hensall enters PRIDE contest A miniature replica of Hensall's ment and Development) Award make Hensall's downtown core an at - downtown parkette, backed by a contest. tractive place of which the whole schematic drawing of -the downtown Dave Kyle crafted the little park community can be proud. Gibson and business section with marker ribbons benches and waste containers, Brian John Asseltine prepared the video. leading to large colour photos of Baker made the schematic drawing, The Hensall entry has been submit - various sites and accompanied by a ted in the beautification category (the video and a summary of the Mary Kinsman provided the other two are promotion and logo) for beautification program accomplish- negatives for the coloured pictures municipalities with populations under ed through the joint efforts of council which BIA secretary Bill Gibson 35,000. The winners will be announc- and the business community was selected and had enlarged, Sheila ed at the BIA conference in April. delivered to Queen's Park in Toronto Reaburn contributed the Santas for First prize in each category is an On - on Tuesday. The submission was Hen- the light standards, and clerk Betty tario PRIDE Award sign to be affix - sail's entry in the Ontario PRIDE Oke prepared the well-written draft ed to a street sign post, and a framed (Program for Renewal, Improve- documenting all that has been done to plaque. Bantams win 'A' championshi, The Hensall bantams captured the "A" championship at the Zurich Ban- tam Tournament on December 27 and 28th. Their first game was against Exeter on Friday. Scott Bell opened the scoring .for Hensall, assisted by Brian Moir and Shawn Vanstone. Exeter responsded two minutes later to tie, then within seconds Exeter went ahead. Vanstone, assisted by Andy Phillips and Moir, once again tied it up to close - the first period. Jason Imanse, assisted by Chris Campbell, opened the scoring in the 2nd period. Imanse unassisted put Hensall ahead by two less than two minutes later. Exeter brought the score to within one at the mid -point of the second, on- ly to have Hensall's Rob Taylor assisted„ by Campbell once again widen the gap in thelast minute of the period. Exeter opened the scoring the ear- ly part of the third and with four minutes left both teams went wild on the score board. Rob Taylor, assisted by Dwayne Lawrence, put the in- surance marker in for Hensall. Im- anse, assisted by Campbell, chalked up another less than a minute later. With 2:27 left in the game Moir, assisted by Vanstone, put Hensall ahead by four. )✓`'xeter made a final stand with 10 seconds scored and then again with one second showing on the clock. Hensall's victory put them into round two against Lucan 15 minutes after their first game. The Hensall boys, hot from their first victory, were able to keep Lucan tied up and defeated them 11-3 to put Hensall into the "A" final on Satur- day. Sunday's final saw Wingham and Hensall vying for the A title. Everyone expected a close hard hit - ting match, which it was to the end of the second. The third period saw Hen- sall score eight unanswered goals to defeat Wingham 13-1, to give them the. A trophy. Hensall scorers were: Goals Assists Brian Moir 4 Jim Dickens 2 2 Wayne Scotchmer 2 2 Scott Bell 1 3 ' Rob Taylor 1 2 John Rooseboom 1 1 Jason Imanse 1 1 Chris Campbell 1 Shawn Vanstone 2 Andy Philips - 1 The boys' next game will be January 8 when they host Huron Park at 8:30 p.m. HELPING HANDS — P ilip an• Wayne Ingram are still being goo• after Christmas. They have been busy keeping their front steps and sidewalk dear of snow. 1 r PASSENGER – George Souplat's Siberian Husky, Chinook, insists on accompanying her master when he goes snowmobiling around Zurich. Carol service well attende Many family get-togethers Zurich draw winners Winners of the Christmas draws held at Lorraine'crafts were: 1st- Sharon Hoffman, a Santa Broom; 2nd- Bonnie (loud, Exeter, a Macrame Dog Hanging; 3rd- Sindey Ramer, a Christmas candle; 4th - Mrs. Gerry Kane, a Christmas Straw Wreath. The children' draws went to: Shannon Regier, a Cabbage Patch Statue; Colleen Overholt, Cabbage Patch Booties; Renee Sweeney, Cab- bage Patch Shorts; Sharon Gingerich, a Smurf Dough Boy. The Christmas draw at Deb's Coif- fure for a ceramic doll went to Grace Martin. Birthdays appy birthday wishes go out to Art Miller and Kristen Stephan (17) on the 28th; and to Adeline Denomme whose birthday was December 26th. New Arrivals Congratulations to Larry and Deb- bie Denomme on the arrival of a baby girl born on December 26 and to Gerard and Henrica Masse on the ar- rival of their baby girl on December 28. Family Dinners Among those holding Christmas dinners on the 25th were: Marie and Mozart Gelinas Sr., Mar- tha and Willie Overholt, Marilyn and Ron Heimrich, Lucille and Clare Masse and Phil and Vonnie Overholt, to name a few. Elzar and Grace Masse held their family dinner on Boxing Day. Tony and Adeline Denomme held theirs at the arena on Christmas Day with 43 attending the supper. Belle and Arnold Merner held theirs on the 29th. The family of Lewis and Marlene Gingerich got together at their home for both Christmas and New Years. Karl Regier Jr. returned home in time for Christmas after being in the London hospital. Young Ian Pole spent a few days in the Exeter hospital last week, while little Dean O'Brien is still a patient in the hospital. Mrs. Nora Corriveau of the Spruce Villa apartments spent Christmas with her children and their families in London. The United Church was filled to capacity for the Annual Christmas Eve service. Along with the singing of the familiar Christmas carols the Junior and Senior choirs assisted in the ministry of music. The service was conducted by Rev. McDonald with Sharon Wurm, clerk of session, as the reader. Lighting the candles were Dorothy Corbett, Cecil Pepper, Lloyd Ferguson, Kay Mock and Scott Jesney. Joanne Rowcliffe and Betty Simmons spoke on the symbols and laid these symbols on the table. Others taking part in the service were Jim McGregor, Raye Jacobe, and Hans Gerstenkorn. The Junior Choir sang "Jesus Is His Name" and Victoria Bisback, soloist, sang "Away in a Manger". The Senior choir sang "Let Each Receive Her King", and "Do You Hear What I Hear", and Belva Fuss sang the very beautiful "0 Holy Night". Sharon Wurm greeted the con- gregation along with her family, and Bill Fuss, AI Corbett, Eric Mansfield and Ross Sararas were the ushers. Thomas Scotchmer was Junior Minister at the United Church on Sun- day morning for the post -Christmas service. Mervyn Fields greeted the congregation and Lloyd Ferguson, Ross Sararas, Al Corbett and Eric Mansfield were the ushers. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of "The Melody Lingers On". He spoke of how the spirit of Christmas needs to be carried through the com- ing year, the spirit of love, kindness and generousity. The children's story also emphasized our living standards when Mr. McDonald spoke to the children on Living Jesus' Way in 86. The choir, under the direction of Belva Fuss, sang "Brightest and Best" from a chorale by Konrad Kocher. The congregation were reminded that next Sunday would be the in- stallation of the United Church Women's Executive with Mrs. Alma Langford, president-elect of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial as guest speaker. Following the service a reception will be held in the Fellowship hall under the direction of the men of the congregation. 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Zurich bowling Monday Nite Ladies League P Mona Kraft 572 OnE Bev Bierling 756 JS Judy Crown 655 GG Dianne O'Connor 592 DH Barb Reschke 522 T&C Iva Flied 641 B Cindy Denomme 591 RD S. Dickert 685 S S. Brokenshire 538 AO Donna Thiel 574 PP June Fisher 651 HG Val Ford 554 Tuesday Morn Grand Cove Jack Whilsmith 543 June 432 Jack Worton 567 Mollie 470 HS Jack Worton 211 Tuesday Night Men's League N Kirk Smith 758 T Carl Zimmer 657 FA Greg Overholt 565 B Wayne Cerny 609 K L Mommersteeg 681 DNo2 Kevin Kipfer 541 HR F. Smeekens 664 A T. Price 661 R Jack Fuller 726 DH Leo Hoffman 649 P Ron Crown 701 B Geo. Mathonia 646 Wednesday Morn Ladies League R. Berends 517 D. Kipfer 508 Betty Smith 467 HS R. Berends 214 HS E. Rannie 196 Wednesday Night Ladies League CF Ann Prout 556 G. Farquhar 556 C D. Peat 573 NNB Marj Roberts 615 S L. Webber 591 JNo2 J. Finkbeiner 579 GB Betty Datars 572 HS S. Stade 371 HT S. Stade 824 HA Linda Webber 213 Thursday Morn Grand Cove Dan Dressel 579 Ed McArthur 516 Kay Allen 521 Teri Day 526 HS Edna Marshall 185 HS Dan Dressel 259 Thursday Afternoon Golden Age HD Louise 238 Frieda Moore 210 Harry McAdams 313 H. Gandier 281 Thursday Nite Mixed League D Leroy Melocke 732 B Mike Miller 566 C Brad Murray 513 GT G. Desjardine 532 AT Frank Palen 699 SP B. Morrissey 497 Saturday Ladies Intertown Zurich No. 2 HS S. Stade 233 6 HT S. Stade 656 Bowimor No.2 HT E. Acme 760 24 HS E. Acme 308 Zurich No.1 HT Vicki Taylor 667 11 HS Vicki Taylor 245 Lucan HT Joan 653 HS Jan Capitano 19 cofbn O/?np3e3 Could that light in the sky be the sun? Well, a Happy New Year to one and all, and many mbre. We've had a busy holiday season, thanks to all who have made it en- joyable for the residents. The young people of the Conser- vative Mennonite Church gathered on Christmas Eve to sing carols for the residents, as did the Lutheran Young people. A special thanks for ventur- irt�out 'Rae storm. iditnta'-rfar iffiate enough to be able to be out for Christmas were Mr. Aaron Gingerich, Mrs. Hilda Shapton, Mr. Loftus Denomme, Mrs. Violet Huntley, Mrs. Valeria Armstrong, Mrs. Mabel Glenn, Mrs. Mary Gerber and Mr. Stephen Molnar. The sympathy of residents and staff is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Maggie Campbell. Bingo was cancelled on Friday evening due to the very stormy weather. We welcome our new resident, Mrs. Olive Gable of the Zurich area. Since January is usually a very quiet month after the hustle and bus- tle of the Christmas season, we would welcome any groups who might wish to provide entertainment for the residents. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther and son, along with other friends, had charge of the chapel service on Sunday even- ing. The residents commented on the beautiful worship service, and we thank you for venturing out in such stormy weather. Queensway news FIRST on her at the SKATES — Laurie Erb helps first-ever pair of skates, to Zurich arena. daughter the test ice Stephanie, three; put during public skating To our customers 7/uznh For the support you have given us for the past 40 years etoiUAt. >' tlEtts� rL IbiN Hello again! We here at Queensway hope everyone has had a safe and happy holiday. We all did. Now for the news! On Monday, December 23, Father Mooney came in to provide our Catholic residents with a Christmas Mass in the morning. Later that day, the Hensall Presbyterian Church ladies came in and ran Bingo for us. We had a good turn -out and everyone really enjoyed themselves. Tea, cof- fee and a snack were shared follow- ing the bingo. On Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Stan McDonald provided our residents with a lovely Christmas church ser- vice. Muriel Gunning lit the Advent candles for the service. Thank you, Muriel. As a special treat Rev. McDonald brought with him the junior choir from the United Church. They did a wonderful job singing Christmas carols and hymns for us. Belva Fuss was the pianist and Ilazel Corbett came as a volunteer. On Christmas day our residents kept busy opening Christmas presents and several went nut to family and friends' homes to celebrate. Our kit- chen staff did an excellent job prepar- ing the Christmas dinner. Everyone has been talking about it for days! All of us at Queensway wish to welcome Mrs. Luella Hall to our home. Also Happy Birthday to Asa Deeves who celebrated his birthday on Sunday, December 29. Quote of the week: "Be happy. It's a way of being wise." Filter Queen • We will endeavour to serve you with low prices and good selection and service in the coming years. Our Giant 40th Anniversary SAL Continues until Saturday, January 11, 1986 E OVER 500 APPLIANCES iN STOCK Dishwashers from 459" no trade required Micro ovens from 279" no trade required Freezers from 319" no trade required Refrigerators from 514" w/trade delivered Ranges from 434" w/trade, delivered 'IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA' 482-7103 We Service What We Sell DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES Open 8 • 6 Evenings by appointment Our 40th Year Closed .Mondays I • •