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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-07-09, Page 182A I ilnes•Advucutu, July 9, 1986 GRADUATES — Graduating from Hensall Cooperative Nursery School were (back left) Graham Bayley, Nicolas Bayley, Melinda Lee, Adam Bedard, David Bisback, Michelle Genttner with teacher Liz Jay, Jen- nifer Masse, Samantha Funston and (front) Kim Taylor, Veronica lee, Nicolas Reid, Jay Mallette, Dawn Corbett, Becky Corbett, Jeremy Allan and Meghan Hayter. PLAYGROUND PLANNING — Working on an agenda for summer fun in the Hensall playground pro- . gram are (left) volunteer Joanne Consitt, assistant supervisor Jackie Bell, supervisor Deb Hodgins and volunteers Rob Hoffman and Rob McClinchey. Vacation Church School a tremendous success Vacation Church School tor Hensall was held last week and again with tremendous success. One hundred and twenty-three children and staff assembled each morning in the sanc- tuary to learn songs led by Shirley FORMING A FLOWER — Forming the various parts of a gospel flower at Vacation Bible School held in Hensall United Church are (back) Caroline Upshall, Terri -Lynn elder, Kim Scotchmer, Tara Pepper and (next row) Gary Huston, Jeremy Reid and (front) Daniel Lambert, Danny Taylor, Lori Gould, Leann Consitt and Rachelle Elder. IN COSTUME — Volunteer teac er lois Hayter helps Shaun Wurm dress for a skit during Vacation Bible School held at Hensall United Church, Eloise Klungel is already in costume. b.:,..2...., , ,r.,:...."....41:2.10..sle �� j� i :• �o1�' \moi .t\• ,,,A, 4.f." !•icv \\ i -.\.i ,►r'Ir :.�• Call 236.4457 or 238.8454 Dignan Landscaping Sod Supply R.R. 2 Hensall, Ontario ,LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty • Take advantage of our complete professional landscape design service. • Phone and our landscape designer will make an appointment to call on you and produce a detailed drawing. • Paving Brick • Fertilizing • Ground Work • Sodding • Seeding • Railway Ties • Design Service • Nursery stock planting Order your nursery stock- now...or the work can be done by our landscaping specialists. • 'I 1 and Eric Luther. The theme for the school was "Jesus I Love You" and this was not only carried through in the music but in the study, class ac- tivity as well as the crafts. Teachers for the school were: Music - Eric and Shirley Luther; Nursery department - Faye Kinsman, Kim Gettner, Verlie Houston, Rose Gass, Janine Corbett and Kim Masse. Pre-primary department - Gail Reid, Linda Alexander, Janice Alderdice and Joan Corbett. Primary department - Evelyn 4 Elder, Bev Bell and Bonnie Gould. Middler department - Shirley Luther, Elva Forrest, Kaye Gardener, Susan Hartman and Barbara Gackstetter. Junior department - Pam Mallette and Lois Hayter. Evelyn Elder and her Christian development committee organized the school and Mr. McDonald was the co-ordinator. On Friday morning the sanctuary was filled with parents, grandparents friends and neighbours of the students for the closing assembly. Each department presented different phases of the study and Eric and Shirley Luther led in the singing. Appreciation is expressed to all the teachers and staff as well as the peo- ple who sent cookies and helped supply craft material. Singing of some of the Vacation Church School songs was the special ministry of music at the United Church on Sunday ming. The music was led by Eric nd Shirley Luther. t Jean Jacobe greeted the congrega- tion and Kerri-Sue Kyle, Elizabeth Thompson and Amy Campbell were the ushers. Mr. McDonald spoke on the theme of Love as he began a series of ser- mons on the theme of how God is revealed through the Parables. The congregation were reminded that next Sunday would be baptismal service. 1 t!. ;R T.: A > — r ' 3�, SI t �'I �• all A/W * f �M~ All446 - nurse _`*P'4`' �,� - ry �"''. stock guaranteed 236.4457 238.8454 sii4•:0,�M ��. Quallty is first in our business ' Dickins races at HuIIy Gully Thursday shuffleboard .popular Nineteen httaapppy pushers had a great time sixfNng Thursday at the Hensall arena. High scores were: ladies - Gertie Moir 425, Marg Consitt 398 and Dorothy Brintnell 361. Men's high scores were Walter Spencer 377, Walter Knowles 361 and Dave Kyle 350. Northcrest News Mrs. Jim Lawrence and Mrs. Doris Lawrence visited with Ida Dickert on Monday. Mrs. Barb Plumb has returned from a visit with her sister in Toronto. Jack O'Connor is home after a love- ly trip to Quebec to visit with his son and family. Nelson McClinchey and Mike French were guests on Thursday with Glen and Pearl McKnight. Robyn McLellan spent last weekend with her grandparents Joe and Edna McLellan. Mrs. Nan Britton left Thursday on a trip to Calgary to spend time with her family. Jim and Arlene Styles and boys of Thunder Bay spent a few days last week with her parents, Ernie and Olgo Chipchase. The Chipchases entertained their family in the lounge last Monday for dinner. Mable Higgerson and Henry Pro- ctor of Mitchell visited Sunday with the McKnights. Jim Dickins of Hensall was aboard his Hully Gully Honda on Sunday Ju- ly 6 when Motocross returned to Var- na. Jim was as hot as the weather as he battled his way to a second place win. In the 1st Moto Jim was 4th coming into the 1st turn when he crashed and was not able to get up until the rest of the pack had passed. He made his way to third and was pushing for se- cond until the last turn when he over- took the leader to claim the spot. In the second Moto Jim was in 2nd at the start and never looked back, as he was pushing for 1st place. It was a neck and neck race with a photo finish with Jim in second. Jim is forgoing the Canadian Championship Race this year and is concentrating instead on the Ontario title for which he is presently in third spot. His next race will be July 13 in Durham. filter Queen �"IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA' 482-7103 Current Rate 10 1/2 S year Annual Rate may change Representing Trust Companies across Ontario Ron Keys Varna 262-6273 Newcomers Newcomers to our growing com- munity include Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Branderhorst to the former Cottrell home on Main St. and Bob and Lea Seaton with their children Katie and Jimmy who also moved to King Street. Welcome one and all. Personals Miss Heather Wood of Trenton is spending a portion of her summer Queensway "Good thoughts are beautiful flowers, promoting good deeds and making others happy, thereby enriching our lives and bringing us happiness." Author Unknown, Book Summertime Ideals. The above quotation describes, to me, the atmosphere and feeling our residents experienced during our visit to Bill Gibson's lakeside cottage last Monday, June 30, Upon our arrival at the cottage we admired and enjoyed the beautiful plants and flower beds covering the property. Once inside we had the pleasure of listening to Bill play his organ and afterwards we all joined ity a sing -song of old time favourites. To make our afternoon even more special, Bill served us home-made carrot cake with ice cream using his beautiful good china dishes. It was a positively wonderful afternoon. Many thanks to our volunteer drivers, Dorothy Elder, Iva Reid, TroyAnn Cole, Rev. Stan McDonald, Joyce Pepper, Sheila Corbett and Janice Butson. The Nursing Home residents coun- cil met on Monday morning for their monthly meeting. We discussed several issues. It was a very produc- tive meeting. As a result, we have a new resident here at Queensway. On Wednesday July 2, an eight week old kitten was delivered to us by Mrs. Marilyn Zivcovic. We are thrilled with our new friend. We haven't given him a name yet, but we are having a "Name the Cat" contest to find just the perfect title. Our Church service this week was performed by Rev. Stan McDonald. This was held in our dining room with several of our residents attending. On Friday morning a group of our residents attended the Bible School closing ceremony which was held at the Hensall United Church. We thoroughly enjoyed the pro- gram put on by the teachers and children. Also on Friday, Father Mooney pro- �jtded our Roman Catholic residents with a service. Our movie presenta- tion for this week was a Charlie Chaplin film entitled, "Jitney Elope- ment". It was enjoyed by all who attended. Quote of the week: "The great secret of success in life is to be ready when opportunity comes." Disraeli The Light Touch By LAVENDER Have you noticed how close some motorists drive ahead "bf you? • • • Postage is so high now, every time you mall o get well card, you gel sick. • Bumper sticker on expensive RV: "We are refired and spending our children's inheritance." • • • We wouldn't say our friend gels her way all the time -- but she writes her diary a week in advance. • • Real wealth is being able to afford a family and the government on one salary. • • • • • You can afford expert repairs on your lawn -care equipment at Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 • • vacation with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Bailey. Dave and Deb Collins have return- ed from a wonderful trip to the East Coast where they met the sculptor of the St. Thomas Jumbo sculpture and toured the studio where be built the lifesize statue. Jamie and Lindsay Campbell have been visiting in Brantford with their aunt. Bradley Hartman is spending a week at Camp Olalondo at Fanshawe Lake. CRAFT TIME — Casey O'Brien (left) and Chris Genttner prepare to make puppets during craft time at Vacation Bible School held in Hen- sall United Church. TRIP WINNERS - Jim and Bonnie Bozzato (left) pose with Hensall Kinsmen president Bryan Fink after being notified they are winners of the July trip -of -the -month draw, eight days in the Barbados. Susan Hartman 262-2449 Guaranteed Investment Certificates 3 year term Interest paid annually Rates subject to change without notice STANDARD TRUST Mcmlx•r"1( .111.1th 1)1.1111si1In.ur.11h 11ri>,1rluun 386 Main St. South, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0. 235-1060 Open Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to S p.m.; Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PRO- POSED AMENDMENT TO THE COUNTY OF HURON OFFICIAL PLAN AFFECTING THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL TAKE NOTICE that the Co)ncil of the Corporation of the county of Huron will hold a public meeting on August 12, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. in the Conference Room, upstairs in the Arena, in Hen- sall, to consider'a proposed Official Plan Amendment under Sec- tion 17 of the Planning Act. Proposed Official Plan Amendment No. 110 adds policies to the Village of Hensall Secondary Plan regarding notification pro- cedures and Council considerations in the review of proposals for the conversion of rental accommodatio s to condominium units. 4 ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting nd/or make writ- ten or verbal representation either in support of, or in opposi- tion to the proposed Official Plan Amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment is availabe for inspection at tae Clerk's Of- fice, Village of Hensall Municipal Office, or at the Hurdn Coun- ty Department of Planning and Development,' Huron County Court House, Goderich, (524-2188), during regular business hours. . Dated at the Town of Goderich B.G. Hanly , this 9th day of July 1986. Clerk -Treasurer - ' County of $luron ` • Court House, goderich, Ont. N7A 16A2 (519) 52478394 a •