Times-Advocate, 1987-04-29, Page 14Page 14
Times -Advocate, April 29, 1987
Confirmation Service for 20 candidates
A solemn service of Confirmation
was held at Hensall United Church on
Sunday, April 26, conducted by Mr.
George Cowan with Mrs. Belva Fuss
on the organ.
- Twenty people were confirmed by
profession of faith. They were Lorne
James Baker, Timothy David Brock,
Debra Lynne Cardiff, David
Lawrence Collins, Sandra Lee Con-
sitt, Pamela Marie Gackstetter, Doris
Diane Hamilton, Lynda Greta Hart-
man, Derick Elton Fredrick McGee,
Diane Elaine Stebbins, Cynthia Anne
Beaver, Janice Ann Hutson, Donna
Jayne Consitt, Deborah Ann Collins,
Wayne Edward Corbett. Robert
William Gackstetter, William Glen
Hayter, Karen IIizabeth Hartman,
Hilda Mary Payne and Elizabeth
Susan Thompson.
At the end of the Confirmation
ceremony, the conformants were
presented with Good News Bibles by
the U.C.W. president, Mrs. Belva
Fuss, then sang a prayer of dedication
"All That l Am".
Mr. Cowan preached on A Live
Religion and closed by singing "He
Touched Me".
The ministry of song was presented
by the Senior Choir with "I look for
Jesus in my Heart". At the close of
the service a reception was held in the
Fellowship Hall. To complete the day,
Rev. Rick Hawley of Exeter gave the
sacrament of communion to all the
Conformants and some family
members.
Last week's column named Sharon
Wurm. In stead it should have read
Shaun Wurm.
Community yard sale
To those residents of Hensall who
haven't yet registered your yard sale
on May 23 - don't delay! The registra-
tion deadline has been extended to
Saturday, May 2, so you still have
time to plan to take part in this fun
community event. If you remember
the crowds of shoppers that last
year's sale attracted, you know that
this is an excellent opportunity to turn
those items you no longer need into
cash - and at the same time play an
important part in establishing this an-
nual sale as a major community
happening.
Added attractions this year include
and Earlybird Firemen's Breakfast
'and the newly renovated children's
playground and pavilion at the Com-
munity Centre which, together with
the many individual sales and the
merchants' sidewalk specials, pro-
mise to add up to a full day of family
fun.
Sale registration - forms are
available at downtown Hensall mer-
chants or call Inge Mowat at 262-3128.
Snowmobile club rally
The Pineridge Snowmobile Club.
Inc. held a Car Poker°Rally and
Cookout on Sunday, April 26, with 95
registering. Winners were Bill
Johnson, Sharon Passmore. Donna
Corbett, Roger Riley, Sheila Rosekat,
Elaine Stephens, Elizabeth Kerslake,
Alvin Dow, Ron Willis, Glenn Lam-
port, Gord Lindsay, Betty Lou' Norris,
Karen Norris and Sue Riley. Misc.
winners were Marion Kerslake, Ar-
chie Webber, Pat Riley. Thanks for
all participants.
Queensway news
We hope you had a good week,
because we'd like to share ours with
you!
Monday we spent the afternoon en-
joying Fun and Games which is
always a favourite activity of ours.
But the fun didn't stop there, because
in the evening the ladies from the
Presbyterian Church dropped in to
run the evening Bingo. Thanks ladies
for coming and helping us out.
Tuesday afternoon we held our
weekly Church. Pastor Stephen Alles
from St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich came in to conduct the service.
We'd like to thank him for sharing his
time with us.
Wednesday was truly a busy day at
Queensway. First of all we'd like to
thank Barb Dale and Kathy Dallas
from Durham College for helping us
in activities for the full day.
At 1:15 p.m. with the help of Joyce
Pepper, our choir' got together to ex-
ercise the of vocal chords. Im-
mediately following the practice
several of us got together for April's
Baking Club. This month's specialty
was bran and date muffins.
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HENSALL UC CONFIRMATION CLASS -- Membership at the Hensall United Church rose by the addi-
tion of 20 members of this confirmation class, Sunday. Back, left, Lorne Bakker, Wayne Consitt, Dave
Collins, Deb Collins, Sandra Consitt, Glenn Hayter and Tim Brock. Centre, Jayne Consitt, Janice Butson,
')ebra Cardiff, Cindy Beaver, Diane Stebbins, Liz Thompson and Rob Gackstetter. Front, Wayne Scot-
imer, Ly da Hartman, Karen Hartman, pastor George Cowan, Hilda Payne, Pam Gackstetter and Diane
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FAREWELL PARTY AT KIPPEN -- Bob and Frances Kinsman were honoured by their friends in the Kip -
pen area, Sunday. They are moving to near London. Above, Mona Alderdice representing the neighbours
is shown with Koren, Faye, Bob, Frances and Michelle Kinsman. T -A photo
Thursday evening was time for our
movie of the week. The movie was
called Large Animals that Once
Roamed the Prairie by Walt Disney.
Since our film was only 12 minutes
long, we also had on hand the Royal
wedding of Sarah and Andrew, which
several of us watched. _
Friday afternoon was the April
Cards and Games Party. We had the
pleasure of having our friends from
the Northcrest Apartments who came
in to play euchre with us. Queensway
would also like to thank Kelly Johns
for coming in from South Huron High
school to volunteer for our afternoon
activity.
This past week our Rest Home has
been very busy. First of all they held
their monthly Birthday Party last
Wednesday. At this time we'd like to
wish Muriel Gunning, Margaret
Smith, and Reta Upshall a very hap-
py birthday, and all the best in the
coming year. Also we'd like to men-
tion that the Hensall Beavers were in
on April 16 to Check on the bulbs they
helped to plant when they visited us
in March. Thanks, fellas, for coming
in and brightening up our evening.
if you or someone you know enjoys
entertaining (singing, dancing.
music). we'd be most interested in
having you come in and share that
talent when it's most convenient to
you. Please give us a call, we'd be
happy to hear from you.
WI Butler project
brings the farm
into city, schools
Art, agriculture, education. live
animals at the London Art Gallery,
rural, urban, understanding and
heritage. What does all that have to
do with Women's Institute? It's the
Butler Project.
In the 1930s Ross Butler a leading
Canadian artist was contracted by the
Ministry of Education to produce pic-
tures of dairy animals, cattle and
horses. These were distributed to
every school in Ontario for teaching
use. The federal government procur-
red the series for use in all provinces.
Over the years these pictures have
been lost and some are out -dated as
they apply.to modern agriculture.
A committee 'of Oxford County
Women's Institute members has set
its goal to donate good, clear livestock
pictures with bilingual information
and teacher guides to all Ontario
schools. In the future these pictures
will be available to all Canadian
provinces.
Between April 12 and May 10 a sam-
ple of Ross Butler's work is on display
at the London Art Gallery. From
there it will go on tour starting in
Woodstock and Ottawa and then
throughout Ontario. in this way rural
and urban groups will share a com-
mon theme through art and
agriculture. -
On April 12 the Oxford County
Women's Institute arranged for
animals to be on display at the Lon-
don Art Gallery. At the same time in
(dope tion -with the -London ji3oard of
Education Art Consultant a series o
children's art entitled "Down on the
Farm" was on display at the Art
Gallery. Those children who came on
opening day had a chance not only to
see their own art work on display at
the Art Gallery, a chance to see some
of the original Ross Butler paintings,
but also a chance to pat and feel real
farm animals.
The Women's Institute's promotion
of agriculture through art benefits
both rural and urban people.
SHOWMANSHIP --- Bob Kinsman gives Hensall Calf Club members
Charlene Townsend and John Passmore some tips on showmanship
in preparation for the Hensall Spring Fair in June. -
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GROOMING- Kris Gemmel! and Michael Hayter get a close-up look
as Bob Kinsman shows members of the Hensoll Calf Club how to
groom a calf in preparation for the Hensall Spring Fair. This year 40
calves will be shown.
ensall
and district news
Susan Hartman
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Corner
Shuffleboard
Ladies high 'scores - Pearl
McKnight 418, Dorothy Brintnell 383,
Ethel Knowles 379.
Men's high scores - Ernie Chip -
chase 428, John Consitt 419. John Pep-
per 351.
CORRECTION
Tom Harris was acting for his
friend Dave McKigney, promoter for
Big Bear Promotions, when he en-
quired about rental rates at the Hen-
sall arena. Wrestling nights are
scheduled for Clinton on May 6 and St.
Marys on May 7.
A perfect example of a minority -rule
is a new baby in the house.
It's our
annual
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part of the Province of Ontario
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Positions Available -
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period from June 29 to August.14.
Interests in Puppetry, Drama, Costume and. Stage
Design. an asset but not essential.
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