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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-03-11, Page 33WINNING PLAYERS ---,Betty Grenier (left), Pearl McKnight, Irene Finlayson and Annie Reid proudly display the trophies they won for highest scores at the Hensall Firemen's euchre tournament. Dan Bedour won the most lone hands. There were nine tables in play. World DayPrayerof observed by ;Margaret Iloggarth F:rlene Stewart and Helen Thiel, ting the United Church. The woth anniversary of World's representing the Presbyterian : Two cakes especially decorated for Day of Prayer was held on Friday Church and Mona Alderdice, Evelyn the .100th anniversary by Florence March 6 at 2:30 p.m. in the United Flynn, Audrey Christie, Hilda Payne, .Slade were enjoyed during the lunch ('hurch Ilensall. The World Day of Mary Roolial,Dorothy Brintness, Nan and fellowhsip time, • following the Prayer is a prayer movement of Britton and Mary .Brintnell, represen- worship service. global dimensions, which has become - the precious heritage of ' countless- • ' Christians in more than 170 countries e n i V r s I month a t and regions. - - Each year on the first Friday of March, Christians of all major Co m m u n i t denominations are linked around the Y Centre world in a common service of prayer: •March is Senior Citizen's month at let everyone take a turn at making In Hensall the United Church the Ilensall and District Community roses and leaves. Florence then serv- Wornen and the Presbyterian Church Centre sponsored by the Parks Board. ed the ladies a delicious lunch. Women joined forces for this service. Seniors have free use of the shuf llorticullural Society led by Belva Fuss. president of fdeboard courts and the ice surfaceay The Hensall Horticultural Society U.C.W. and Margaret lloggarth, Thursdafternoons in March from will be holding' its regular meeting on president of Y.C.W. 1-4:311 p.m. Monday March 16 at 8:00 p.m. at the George Cowan was the guest Ilensall and District Co-op Nursery Queensway. Nursing Home. (Note speaker. School invites area parents to bring change of place!) Members are ask - The offering was taken up by. Mona their pre-school age children out for ed to bring a friend for new member- Alderdice and Helen Thiel. The pro- one free session during March or ship night. ceeds from the offering are sent to the _April. See -what -Nursery :School can Puppet-- orkshop Womens Inter -church Councilof do for yow child. Huron CountyLibrary, Hensall Canada, who in turn distribute grants •There are a few spaces available in Branch, will be olding a paper pup - both morning and afternoon classes pet workshop on Thursday, March 19 for the rest of the school year. For at 10:00 a.m. Marion Doucette, HCL's more information call Kim at 262-3440 puppet lady will conduct an hour long or Faye at 262-M89. - workshop teaching children to make ('armed 1'('11' and use simple paper puppets. The Carmel Presbyterian Ladies. Space and supplies at the Hensall met at the home of Florence Slade on branch will limit attendance to 20 Monday evening March 2. The children ages 7-11, so sign up soon at meeting was opened with the poem the library and don't be left out. Ad - (h) Thursday, February 27. Never Too Far to a Friend's House." mission is free - and everything is students at Ilensall Public School par- Marlene -Bell gave the devotions provided. tieipated in, a Backwards Day. All from Philippians 4 on "Peace" and Personals clothing was worn backwards, inside -how important it is in the world today. - Dr. Robert Mickle and son Jamie oul or put on in opposite order. A silver spoon was presented to spent Friday with his mother Mrs. Mrs. Horner's class came up with Lola Nixon fi►r her three years service Laird Mickle. the idea from work they were doing as President of Arnold Circle.• Mickle and son Bill of Exeter in their reader. The Students' Coun Tuesday. March 24 at 1:30 p.m. the were in Toronto on Saturday visiting til had thought about the idea but annual meeting of Stratford Huron with Charles -who is a patient in hadn't set a date. Presbyterial W.M.S. take place. Wellesley Ifospital following surgery. Amy Wood and April Seale from The next meeting of the PCW will grades one and two. Peter Owen be field al Jan Baker's. Come • I3ishack and Scott and Jeff Reid from prepared for the White Elephant Sale. ?ueenJu.'a, eten.hd grades two and three were some of Florence shared her talents for they funnier younger students- at cake decorating with the group and Queensway has had an enjoyable ILLS. week, with several activities that Amy %wart, Danielle Lambert, have kept us busy! Our week began 1latthew 'Pinney and Vicki Bishack CUB REPORT with Bingo with the help of the Hen - km grades four to six and Chrystal salt United Church Ladies Groilp No. Jones and Tim Packham were some Ih Brad Ilartman 3. The ladies braved 'ol man winter utter" looking characters that day On Thursday. March 5 the Hensall to come visit us, and play our al Ilensall Public School. The best- Cubs went to the Animal Health• favourite game. looking staff member was Pam Bell Technology ('entre at Centralia Col- • On Tuesday morning exercises 'Teachers' Aid ► lege in Huron Park. We saw the X-ray were once again the first thing on the .9pinions, ions. of ,t lie -day rangetLfrom rooms; classrooms and the surgery ._..--agenda--agenda,- a- good --half - hour - Angie Bell's "good" to Jason Reid's rooms. We also saw the animals: waking up our bodies for the after- -different and weird" to Jennifer there were dogs and cats and even noon activity, which was "Fun and Selwood's "neat". The grades two. rats. Games". All those who attended had and three thought it 'was "silly. but Dr. Doug Hoover of Ilensall, a fun!'teacher at the college guided us through the facility and we all went home in Ken's van. for ecumenical projects which com- municate the gospel and serve human need. Othejs taking part in the worship service were Cathy Bell. Winnie Skea H.P.S. activities (rade 8 • Chris Gardner, Ilensall Public School PRESENTATION -- Hensoll Kinsmen treasurer Dave Hewittson e t presents a cheque for $7,150 to Victor Knip, who accepted on behalf of the South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Han- dicapped. The money is to be used entirely within this community. Hensall Bridal Show March 26/87 a super time enjoying a little friend- ly competition, while -enjoying each others company. Wednesday afternoon we held our monthly Drawing Club, which is always a very creative time. This month's theme was, •naturally, St. Patrick's Day. All the drawings turn- ed out very Irish. very green, and very good. Thursday morning the movie of the week was shown. This week's feature was called "The Bamboo Brush." 1t was about a young boy discovering his heritage,„.and the importance of him preserving it. - At 2:00 p.m. we had the pleasure of welcoming the Clinton 01' Time Band to Queensway. We spent two great hours dancing, singing and clapping to many of our favourite tunes. We'd like to thank the Clinton 01' Times Band for putting on a terrific show for Queensway. Thursday evening we welcomed, once again, the Beavers. All 19 of them came to Queensway to visit us. as well as plant tulip bulbs for the spring. It was a fun evening that reminded us that spring is just around the corner! To round off our week we had "The Sharing of Stories" on Friday. This was a very special activity this time, because we told each other about our backgrounds. it was very entertain- ing as well as educationpl. fid'(, Well, that's it for this week. Hope )11#1., everything is going well in your 13 -0;i J world. Take care and we'll talk to you next week! Keep Smilin'! O� /4 Times -Advocate, March 1 1 , 1987 Page 15A Win prizesin poster contest . Congratulations to the H.P.S. girls who won prizes in the Farm. and Home Safety Poster contest which was spogsored by the Farm Safety Association. Crystal Jones placed se- cond in the grade 7-8 class and Min- dy indy Bell was third in the grade 5-6 class. There were over 300 entries and the judges had a difficult job. Mindy and Crystal were awarded cash prizes at a presentation last Thursday evening at Clinton Public School. Carnival The Hensall Figure Skating Club will be holding its Carnival '87 on the evening of March 14 at 7:30 p.m. 'The theme this year will he animal characters. The skaters have worked very hard this year so come out to the arena on Saturday night and support the club. - Ilensall Hockey News The dance sponsored by Hensall Minor Hockey Association on Satur- day was a success and a good time. It was great to see so many newcomers as well as the hockey parents. -Everyone had an excellent time dancing to many hits of the 50's. 60's and 70's. The Minor Hockey pot luck'supper and awards night has been changed form April 7 to April 12. The lime and details remain unchanged. The Hensall Tykes defeated Bayfield on Saturday by a score of 3-0. Scoring lflensall's goals were Jell Campbell, Christ Jones and Graham Keys. The Novice team travelled to Howick to complete the just -for -fun tournament which was snowed out earlier. In their first match of the day they defeated Belmore 3-0 with goals by Chris Taylor (21 -and Ryan (manse. The team ran into trouble in the se- cond game and lost to Clifford by a score of 3-2. Scoring for Hensall were Ray Beierling and Blair Moir. Shuffleboard Notice! Therewill be a change of day for this week only. Instead of shuffling on Thursday. March 12, the Happy Pushers will meet on Friday March 13 at 1 o'clock p.m. High ladies' scores last week were - Betty Grenier 456, Jeanette Turner 415, Dorothy Brintnell 330. High men were - Dave Kyle 483. Percy Camp- bell 392, Alf Ross 370. ` , 411M• am to 6 '‘#ttladay 9 '+(Afternoon ilt Salurdaym (A Su PECK _4 "IN THE l'fEAN'j OF DOWNTOWN VARNA ' WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Taking part in the 100th anniversary of the World Day of Prayer in Hensall were Margaret Hoggarth, (left), president of the Carmel Presbyterian Church Women, guest speaker George Cowan and Hensall United Church UCW president Belva Fuss. Hensall and district news Susan Hartman 262-2449 Hensall Arena Events Wed. March 11 2:30-3:30 p m -Moms & Tots 5:15 p m. -Clinton vs Novice 6:15 p.m -Clinton vs Atom 10:00 p m. -White vs Blue . Thurs. Mar. 12 5:30 p m -Ringette 8:15 p m. -Exeter Mohawks 1000 p m -Open Ice Fri. -Mar. 13 5 15 pm -Hensall Figure Skating 8 00 pm -Hensall Old Timers Sat. Mar. 14 7-45 a m -12 45 p.m.-Hensall Minor Hockey - 1:00 -3:00 p.m -Public Skating 5 15 p.m -Ringette 7:30 p.m. -Figure Skating *Carnival Sun. Mar: 15 - --1-.00-300-pm-P-ublit Skating__ 3:15-4:15 p.m.-Rrngette 700-10.00 p m -Rec. Hockey Mon. 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