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Times-Advocate, 1986-04-09, Page 14t :r u s+t+tt!Sr::'' HE LI. SCIENCE FAIR — Marc Tinney's grade seven biologica pro- ject on moulds has been chosen to compete In the regional science fair in Seaforth. 311 HENSALL stoma PAIR = The grbde seven physical project on water entered by Jodi Sararas (left) and Angie Bell has been chosen to compete in the regional science fair at Seaforth. hfila. iV11STFj HENSALL SCIENCE FAIR — Leigh Rose's grade seven biological pro- ject on fruit decay has been chosen to compete in the regional science fair at Seaforth. ri s t ' HENSALL SCIENCE FAIR — Jennifer Taylor's'grade seven physical entry on the pitch obtained from various elastics will compete in the regional science fair. Amber Relkikahs meet The regular meeting of ..Whet, Rebekah lodge was held on Wednes- day evening April 2. VG. Sis. Lois Jones presided, assisted by GV Sis. Bonnie Upshall. It was reported that Sis Edith Bell has been admitted to Stratford hospital for tests. D.D.P. Sis Leona Connelly will be making her official visit on April 16. The lodge will be having a banquet at the Carmel Presbyterian Church at 6:15 p.m. on that evening in her honor. Members were also reminded of the dessert euchre to be held on Wednes- day May 14 at 1 p.m. Everyone welcome. Hensall United Church 'Something happened to me in church last Sunday and I've never been the same since" was the sermon title at the United Church on Sunday morning. Mr. McDonald based his thoughts on Psalm 73. He spoke of how our spiritual worship embraces not only what we are but what we do. Things happen in church that have a far-reaching effect and influence upon character and conduct now and later, he said. What effect will our be- ing here today have on our life tomor- row? Do we sit here merely as spec- tators, or are we involved in a renew- ing, transforming experience that will give colour, zest, and meaning to our affairs of life tomorrow and the next day and the next? Mrs. Norma Pryde was the organist for the Service and -led the"... choir he - choir in the very beautiful anthem HENSALL SCIENCE FAIR — Michelle Northcptt and Sheila Douglas. built a hamster's maze for the grade seven physical category at Hen sail Public School's science fair. It will compete in the regional fair held its meeting at 1;30 on April 2. The devotional was taken by Helen Scane. She opened with a reading which told that God is everywhere and He is receptive to us. ,Helen followed this with a poem abot Easter. It is a time which signifies the renewal of faith and growth. Belva Fuss showed a film on the native peoples "Way of the Longhouse". The Six Nation Indians have Jost 99% of their land since the whiteman came in 1492. They have many talented native people - doctors, artists, craftsmen, writers and teachers. They deplore pollution, they worship the streams, the sun, the moon and stars, things God has given to all of us. The meeting closed with Audrey Christie reading a poem "Thank God for Little Things." Lunch was served by Alice Ferg and Audrey Christie. Personals Captain Ronald A. MacKinnon and his wife Dorothy from Kingston Spent the Easter holidays with his mother Mrs. Janet MacKinnon. "Blessed Assurance". The children's story was a "Well Built Quilt... The Christian Church." Glen Hayter greeted the congrega- tion and the ushers were Ross Veal, Lloyd Ferguson, Lorne Gackstetter and Dennis Martin. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in loving memory of Mrs. Ella Drysdale by her family. The congregation41ere reminded of the• beefbarbecue on Wednesday evening 4- P'oneiving.the service everyone eliz.4111 joyed a fellowship hour over coffee and cookies in the Fellowship hall. Unit I Unit I of Hensall United Church Queensway Hello again! We have been keeping quite busy here at -Queensway this week. Everyone is eager to par- ticipate in our activities, especially our Walking club, thanks to our love- ly spring weather. On Monday, March 31 the Hensall United Church ladies did their last bingo for.the month of March. Thanks so much for your help, ladies. Ween- joyed your company. Also on Monday afternoon we had an Easter party. We had a sing song and then shared tea • and special cup cakes brought in by the Zurich Mennonite Church ladies. Thanks. goes to Carol Deichert, Jean Gingerich, and Dorothy McAuley for the delicious cup cakes. On Tuesday our Ceramic -Club met • -a ain By the end of otrr class we had r- hole load of cleaned'andkpainfed Aides ready to be fired. Tuesday -- �afternoon Rev. Stan McDonald per- formed our Easter Church service. It was a, very nice service. On Wednesday our Nui`sing Home ladies had a tea party to welcome our new resident, Mrs. Matilda Pfile. We had a lovely time and Matilda used the opportunity to meet new friends. The Queensway Choir is practising regularly and are sounding better every practise. We are even learning some new songs. On Thursday our residents enjoyed odr movie presentation entitled, "The General" with Buster Keaton. Everyone thought it wat an excellent movie. On Friday afternoon Father Mooney performed a service for our Roman Cahtolic residents. Later Fri- day afternoon several of us made a welcoming sign,to put in our main en- trance way, during craft. All of us at Queensway wish to welcome back Mrs. Elizabeth Alex- ander, and Mrs. Ethel Alexander from their stays in the hospital. HENSALL SCIENCE IAIR — Chrystal Jones' entry in the grade seven physical category at her school has been chosen to compete in the regional science fair at Seaforth. The Light Touch By JACK L A VENDER If it takes brain waves to be 'legally olive, o lot. of folks should stop paying their life insurance premiums. # # It'll be fun to watch and see how long the meek can keep the earth after they inherit it. Automation doesn't cut red tape -- it perforates Humility is a wonderful trait, but it doesn't help you get waited on at a crowied store counter. Nostalgia: life in ,ne past lane. # # Shuffleboard We would like to thank all the peo- ple who turned out on Thursday mor- ning to help install the two new shuf- fleboard courts. There was a good turn -out for shuffleboard in the after- nt)on. High scorers - Pearl McKnight 315, Ernie Chipchase - 289, John Pep- per - 279, Eileene Dowson - 249. Northcrest news Mrs. Jessie Armstrong has return- ed from hospital this past week. The tenants had a good turn -out at the pot luck supper last Monday night. The Chipchases are busy attending hockey games to see their family play. The reavr To the Editor: I would like to thank the Hensall Nursery School for inviting the public to talk with and listen to, Ruth Linton, from the County Health Unit. She has beep a staunch supporter of discussing the topicuf sexuality to anyone and everyone who has the maturity to face the subject directly. It was disappointing to discover our community had erroneous informa- tion about Ruth's role as a resource person to the Nursery School. When preteens in our village and other towns and cities are engaging in sexual activity and bragging to their peers the parents had better be prepared to talk to preschoolers about their values (not their techniques! ! ) so by the time they are teens maybe society will have a few less single parents and a few more independent responsible adults. Hats off Hensall Nursery School. Thank you, Janis Bisback 4f. 1 LIFE MEMBERSHIP — Wayne Reid, ship from Hensall Kinsmen president Smale. (right) receives a life member- MarkConsitt and Kinsman Dave, Filter Queen TRIP WINNER — Hensall Kinsmen president Mark Consitt and Louise Allan hold the ticket for the April trip -of -the month. Sam Keeping, RR 4 Woodstock, wins a trip to Las Vegas. FREE Your child's Portrait Don't miss this chance of ti lifetime Just drop into our store during the day and hours listed below. Your gift picture (31/2" x 5") will be taken FREE by .a childrens pf(otographer (one portrait per family in- cluding groups) Thursday, April 17, 1986 '11:30, a.m. - 6:30 p.m. - one day only Solways Food Market IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA # # # at Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 We remember quality workman ship -- and it's still here. TRA • R TIME WINNER — Jim Tay or at the left was the winner of 100 hours of Deutz -Allis tractor time at an Open House at Hyde Brothers in Hensall. At the right is Bob Caldwell of Hyde's.T-A photo Hensall Civic Corner ♦ <l 482-7103 Hensall Hensall and District Kinsmen Club Cancer Canvass ht !Mensal, Monday, April 14 6:30 p.m. Dryers frown 36995 and trade 56995 and trade plus tax What's New? EMERGENCY PLANNING Want To Become Involved? Volunteer Emergency Preparedness Co -Ordinator Needed To Do What? To assist in the development of a Village Emergency Plan through the co-ordination of the P.U.C., police, fire, public works, ambulance, health, and social services from within the Village and surrounding areas. To act as the vital liaison person between the various emergency services in an Emergency Situation. How to Become Involved? If you are interested in serving your Community in this way, let us know either in writing or by contacting the Clerk's Office, 262-2812, or Reeve Jim Robinson, 262-3205. Annual Meeting of the Hensall Senior Citizen's Housing will be held MOFFA_ Super Specia s on a Mof at Automatic Washers and Dryers Now while they last Moffat Dryer • Automatic dry - normal • Automatic dry - permanent press • Optional timed drying • 3 heal selections Moffat Washer • 4 wash/rinse temperature selections • Bleach/dispenser • 3 wash/spin combinations • 3 water level positions • Self-cleaning lint filter • 4 cycles Many other specials Over 600 units in stock Win a free micro oven Free ticket with each appliance purchase Wed., April 9,1986 1 at 8:00 p.m. AtNorthcrest 80 Queen Street Everyone Welcome We Service What We Sell MAJOR AIfPTIANCE CENTRE LTD. DRYSDALE HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario CLOSED MONDA Y "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES Open Friday night till 9 p.m.