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Hensall Novices
The Hensall Novice team came out
on top of the heap in the annual novice
'Pier 11 house league tournament held
in Zurich last weekend. "A" runners-
up were the Zurich White team, "B"
champs Lucan, and runners-up Blyth.
It was a very well run tournament.
In their first match Saturday, the
Hensall team defeated Tavistock 13-2.
Scoring goals for Hensall were Brad
Hartman two, Kyan !manse two,
Blair Moir two, Mark Bell, Chris
Taylor, Hay Belding, Ryan Kyle,
Jason Campbell, Brock Weiss and
Greg Keys.
At noon Sunday, Ilensall won their
second game by shutting out Sarnia
White 8-0. Ilensall goals were scored
by Ray Beirling three, Brock Weiss
two, Brad Hartman, Blair Moir and
Chris 'Taylor.
In their third game and second
shutout of the day for goalie Lance
Weiss, Hensall topped Strathroy 8-0.
Scoring tor Ilensall were Kay Beirl-
ing two, Blair Moir two, Dan Taylor
two, Ryan Kyle and Chris Taylor.
The final game was a real heart
stopper which was enjoyed by a large
and vocal audience. After a scoreless
first period Blair Moir of Hensall
scored with an assist from Jason
Campbell. With less than half a
minute left in the second Steven
Gieger was able to tie the score with
an 'assist by Dwight Gingerich. Late
in the third the winning goal was
driven in by Brock Weiss with Mark
'Bell assisting. 'F'inal score 2-1 for
Hensall.
The entire tournament was well
played with an excellent team effort
and great goaltending. Also good
coaching by Bill Weiss, Fred Camp -
hell and Bill Taylor.
Northcrest news
Ernie and Olga Chipchase return-
ed Friday from six weeks in Florida.
The tenants extend sympathy to the
family of Wes Heywood who passed
away last week after a lengthy illness.
Mrs. Evangeline White left Nor-
thcrest on the weekend to move to
Dublin. Goodbye Angie!
Jim and Emma Cox of Bayfield
spent Thursday evening visiting with
(;len and Pearl McKnight.
- -Winston and Evelyn Workman, St.
Marys, visited Ida Dickert on Friday
afternoon.
Northcrest welcomes Carl and
Hilda Payne who moved in on
Saturday.
Dorothy Munroe visited her hus-
band Derek who is a patient at
Strathroy Hospital..
Shuffleboard
After a good afternoon spent shuf-
fling on Thursday the Happy Pushers
helped Elsie Carlisle celebrate her
80th birthday by serving cake and ice
cream.
win
first plate in
liigh ladies' scores: Pearl
McKnight 301, Irene Finlayson 272,
Dorothy Brintnell 256.
High mens' scores: John Pepper
331, Dave Kyle 292, Alf Ross 213.
Hockey news
The Hensall Tykes defeated Clinton
on Sunday afternoon by a score of 7-3.
Mark Bell racked up four goals for
Ilensall with Brock Weiss getting two
and Graham Keys one. Good work!
Just a reminder about the Minor
BIRTHDAY PARTY — Hensall Public School student Jennifer Selwood
asks Mabel Chowen to begin unwrapping a parcel. Grade seven and
eight students entertained Queensway residents to a birthday par-
ty, and Mrs. Chowen was celebrating her 86th..
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Hockey dance.at 9 o'clock Saturday
night at the arena. Tickets are
$6/couple at the door. Lunch will be
served.
Queensway
Queensway has been very busy
lately, and last week it was no excep-
tion. So without further 'adieu'; here
is a run down of last week's activities.
Monday afternoon our weekly bingo
was run by the Kippen United Church
ladies for the last time this month. It
was a pleasure to have the ladies
here, and to have them help us out
We appreciate it very much.
Our weekly church service on Tues-
day afternoon was extra special this
week. Some pupils from the Ilensall
Public School ran the service, and
presented to us a very enjoyable and
insightful service. We'd like to thank
the students for coming in and spen-
ding that time with us.
Wednesday morning we stretched,
twisted, pulled and limbered up with
our important exercise routines, that
snaps us into shape and make us feel
real good.
Then on Wednesday afternoon it
was time for our monthly visit to the
Zurich Bowling Lanes Where all of us
enjoyed a game of bowling, as well as
the beautiful weather that we've been
having for the past several days.
Queensway would like to thank
Dorothy Elder and Iva Reid for
volunteering for the afternoon. This
month the highest female score
belonged to Muriel Gunning who
scored a bewildering 82. And for the
gentlemen, Lloyd McDougall howled
himself a super score of 119. Con-
gratulations, Lloyd and Muriel along
with everyone else who went, you all
did a super job.
Thursday afternoon it wa's time for
our monthly birthday party. This
month, we again had the pleasure of
letting the Hensall Public School run
this very popular activity. The
students put on a lovely program of
poems, plays and piano playing that
entertained all of us. Thanks kids for
coming in and putting on a real 'bir-
thday hash!'
The birthday party marked an end
to the Hensall Public School (grades
seven and eight) project. However we
look forward to seeing several of the
students back at Queensway on a
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annual tourney
volunteer basis. All the groups truly
did a super job, and Queensway at
this time, would like to send out a big
thank you to all those who were
involved.
Friday afternoon it was time for
some of the Queensway ladies to get
together for our monthly Ladies Hour.
It was a very'relaxing and enjoyable
afternoon.
Finally on Sunday afternoon Irene
Davis brought in some slides and
gave us a presentation on Hensall.
England. It was amazing to see this
-small village with the same name as
ours; yet it was so different in many
ways. Thanks Irene for sharing your
pictures with us, we truly appreciate
it. We'd also like to thank Lil Baker
for coming in and helping us out on
Sunday afternoon.
Personals
Mrs. Laird Mickle returned last
week from a lovely ten day holiday
spent at Port. Charlotte in southern
Florida. Mrs. Mickle was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Warrener. She
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enjoyed lovely summerlike weather
and had a wonderful vacation in the
sun.
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Hensall Arena
Events
Wed. March 4
2 30 - 330 p m Moms & Tots
5 15 p m Hensall Minor Hockey
6.15 p m Blyth vs Atom
Thurs. March 5
5 30 p m Ringette
8 15 p m Exeter Mohawks
1000 p m Open Ice
Fri. March 6
—5-15-p m Hensall FigiJ.re Skating
8 00-11 OOp m Hensall Rec
Hockey Sat. March 7
7 45 a m -12 45 p m Hensall Minor
Hockey
1 00-300 p m Public Skating
5 15-p m Ringette
630 pm Open Ice
9 00 p m Minor Hockey Dance
Sun. March 8
1 00 300 p m Public Skating
7 00 - 10 00 p m Hensall Rec
Hockey
Mon. March 9
'5 15 p m Hensall Minor Hockey
Tues. March 10
5-15 p m Hensall Figure Skating
830 p m Broomball
The Hensall Parks Board is spor-
isonng "March as Senior Citizens
Month at the Hensall Community
Centre The Senior Citizens will
have Free Use of the Shu'' 'board
Courts and the Ice Surtace on
Thursday afternoons in March for
the hours 1 00 to 4 30 p rn
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Hearing No. CH -85-03
Dated at Toronto
this 4th day of Match 1987
Yvonne Lane
Hearings Registrar
Office of Consolidated Hearings
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