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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-06, Page 8Page 8 Times-Advocote, May 6, 1987 PREPARED — Scout leader Tom Bailey equips his troop tor the an- nual clean-up campaign conducted by Hensoll Scouts, Cubs and Beavers. Willing workers include (back left) mascot Clayt Neilands, Wayne Ingram, and (front) Phillip Ingram, Richard Kinsman and Ryan (manse. Wintario draw in Hensall on Thursday The 508th Wintario draw will be broadcast live from the Hensall and District Community ('entre in Hensall on Thursday. The weekly Wintario draw offers over 670,000 prizes worth 2.9 million tax-free dollars, including the instant win feature on every ticket. Pre -draw entertainment, emceed by Dave Ilewittson, will feature the Harmony Kings', Zurich Public School Senior Choir, Zurich SepaRfateSchool, South Huron l.ligh School Band, Brucefield Public School Ukulele Band, Hensall Public School Choir and Vicky Bisback. Proceeds from the $3. admission, which includes a Wintario ticket at the door, will go • toward the lfensall and District Kinsmen Club for community work. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Due to the hockey playoffs, the Win- tario draw show will be broadcast live at 8 p.m over the Global Television Network. and district news Susan Hartman 262-2449 1 READY FOR ACTION Beavers Scott Reid (back left), Scott Willert, Jeff Reid and (front) Ryan Alexander, Jeremy Allan, Jeremy Willert and leader Joanne Willert pose with a pitch -in bag before starting a clean-up around Hensall last week. va, The Flower Basket Hensall SAY "Thank You to your Mother with a • Fresh Floral Arrangement • Potted Plant • Si'k Flower Arrangement from 262-2446 44 Treat Mom to an Microwave oven and we will treat her to the flowers Microwave oven sold for Mother's Day receive a fully arr,Jngecl silk flower bouquet l -REE r• What W,' Sell DRYSO LE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. HENSALL 262.2728 Ontario CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES' 4 ('lean -Up The Ilensall Cubs,. Beavers Scouts and Venturers spent Saturday morn- ing on a village clean-up. The boys did a great job at picking up a winter's accumulation of trash, broken glass and pop cans which were littering our streets. Let's all work extra hard to keep that fresh clean look. On Thursday the Hensall Cubs were given a tour of the Nabisco plant in Exeter, better known in this area as "the Canners". The guide for the tour was Ron. Hartman a maintenance mechanic at the plant. The boys enjoyed their visit and learned how the operation works as illustrated in -this report by Hensall Cub Philip Ingram. On Thursday. April 30, the Hensall Cub Pack visited the canning factory t Nabisco Ltd. ) in Exeter. We saw a big container like a, silo that they make creamed corn in. There are people who check for cobs which will go down the garbage chute. Where the labellers are they know what is in the cans by the numbers and letters punched on the tops of the cans. There is a big storeroom and in the storeroom there are boxes of peas, corn, creamed corn, peaches and beans. Mr. Hartman showed us some of the machines and equipment used at the factory. • Thanks to our leaders Kay Gardner and Ken Clarke for taking us and to Ron Hartman who gave us some samples and emptly cans to use as May banks. Special collection The Hensall Special household Gar- bage spring collection will be held on May 26 and 27. To facilitate collection on the two days the village will be divided in half at King St. with theNorth half (including East side of No. 4 highway) being collected on Tuesday, May 26 and the south half Kippen By MARGARET HOGGARTH On Sunday May 3 Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit ofSt. Andrews, _ and preached a sermon entitled -"A Time to Laugh". . Kippen U.C.W. will hold a 25th U.C.W. anniversary celebration in the church on Tuesday May 12 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Grace Pym of Exeter. . - Mark on your calendar June 7. This will be the date for the annual youth anniversary service for the Kippen- Brucefield charge. to - be held at Brucefield Church at 11 a.m. on Sun- day June 7. This service will- be followedby the annual charge picnic. Kippen (:un Club The club welcomes any new ; members who enjoy shooting. They.. meet every Tuesday evening and start between 6:30 and 7 p.m. The following is the list of shooters and their score dor the meet of April 28: Jack Mill 25; Brad Mann - 25; Paul Middleton - 25; Lloyd Venner - 24; Al Kyle - 24; Ken Whetham - 23; lfar- risoh Schock - 23; Paul Mellor - 23; Grant McGregor - 23; Wayne McBride - 22; Kevin Clark - 22; Ed Steegstra - 22; Paul Lamb - 22; Steve Venner - 21; Bert Mahaffy - 21; Glen Mogk - 21; Bill Fisher - 21; Lloyd Haskell - 20; Roy Lamport - 20; Jim Butcher - 19; Gladys McGregor - 19: Bart Postom - 19; Scott Mellor - 18; Neil Voskamp - 18; Scott Bell - 17 and Bob Langdon - 15. Personals Al add Margaret Hoggarth travell- ed to Ottawa on Tuesday April 28 to visit with their son Greg. On Wednes- day they viewed the tulip beds, toured the Agricultural Museum, and Houses of Parliament. While in the Parlia- ment Buildings they were able to sit in the visitors gallery to listen in on the discussion of the farm issue which members of parliament had been debating about all the previous night. At the same time there was a demonstration on Parliament Hill against the use of super mail boxes. Wednesdday afternoon they toured the Roy;11 '.: uufi•rn Mint, no free sample• K not' On Thursday hefnt, re' .;ning.l. me u, t nggarths drove around •• •'cl nI in I nptville . where Greg her,. e, teaching for four months. Greg has nowreturneilto Universi- ty of Waterloo for a four-month study term. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111.11.1141. Shuffleboard Ladies high scores for Thgrsday April 30 were: Mary Buchanan 344, Marg Consitt 286 and Gertie Moir 271. Men's high scores were: Dave Kyle 287, Walter Knowles 262 and Mf Ross 223. After shuffling the Happy Pushers celebrated the birthday of Dorothy Kipfer apd John Pepper with cake and ice cream. being collected on Wed. May 27. "Special household garbage" in- cludes furniture, sniall appliances, car tires, brush tied in bundles and waste in containers, and must be placed at the curb by 12 noon to en- sure pick-up. • . New books The Hensall Branch library has completed its quarterly book ex-' change and there's a variety, ol new books. Don't forget that if you need a particular book we don't have in the branch, it is available through our ex- cellent Interlibrary Loan Service. Drop in al 108 King St. on at Tuesday or Thursday afternoon, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday evening or Satur- day -morning and see what's available. Babysitting course The Hensall Kinettes will be con- ducting a babysitting course for 12-14 year olds. If you are interested in . becoming a better babysitter call Bonnie Rowcliffe at 262-2191 or Carolyn Knight at 262-3444. U (' Service A large crowd attended the Hensall United Church service on Sunday. The junior choir of 30 voices sang "Pass It On" with Mrs. Debbie Wood at the piano. Mrs, Norma Pryde was at the organ for the service. The children's story was told by Mr: Cowan and was entitled Sunshine and. Rain. Derick Elton Frederick McGee was confirmed by Mr. Cowin. Derick was unable to attend alst Sunday. A beautiful -bas < . a gift in memory of Jean Rowcliffe from her family: Tim, Bobby -Joe, Joanne and. William. The plants were grown and arranged by Joanne. Flowers from the Pepper -Keller wedding adorned the church in their honour. also flowers in memory of • Rev. 'hisser by his wife and family. Mr. Cowan's sermon was on listen- ing to God through His Word, taken from parts of Luke, Hebrews, .Rornans and Psalms. Mona Alderdice greeted at the door. with Joanne Fields, Leslie Bailey, Sharon Wurrn and Mary Kinsman serving as ushers. A congregational meeting followed the service. Eric Mansfield, Larry Elder, and Robert Reaburn were ap- pointed as three new trustees to the Hensall United Church. Carmel Presbyterian Church . Rev. Robert Johnson, the interim minister. preached an excellent ser- mon on Sunday May 3 entitled "What We Do Determines. Who We Are." Al Hoggarth read the Old and New Testament scripture readings. Dorothy Taylor accompanied the hymns on the organ. Next Sunday May 10 there will. be no church service at Carmel Church. Hensall, instead, the congregation will be joining in with Caven, Exeter. for a special service of baptism and joining of new members from both 'congregations. The Exeter service begins at 11:00 a.m. with social hour afterward. Everyone welcome, Hensall Civic �. :Corner judent EExperlence '.t' Oh*Employment A Recreation Program Co - Sponsored by the Ministy of Tourism and Recreation, as part of the Province of Ontario Experience Summer Employ- ment Program "Ontario Ex- perience '87" "Creative. Kids Play" .Positions Available One Supervisor 18 years or over $1,065.75 over a 7 week period from June 29 to. August 14. Interests in Puppetry, Drama, Costume and Stage Design, an asset but not essential. Two Assistant: Under 18 years. $857.50 over a 7 week period from June 29 to August 14. Apply in. writing, complete with resume, by May 15, to. Mrs. Betty Oke, Clerk -Treasurer, Village of Hensall, 108 King Street, Hensall, Ontario, NOM 1X0. ---Hensall Civic �,� Corner Travel Counsellor � r leJ Student Summer Employment Position The Village of Hensall, in conjunction with the Southwestern Ontario Travel Association, requires a Travel Counsellor for an 11 week period from June 22 to September 7th. To be eligible. student will have reached age 15 and not yet 25. The Travel Counsellor will be responsible for a variety of tourism and promotion related activities while receiving visitors at the Travel Information Centre located in the Town Hall, at 108 King Street, Hensall. Interests in dealing with the public on a personal basis, good communication skills, with a background in marketing and/or tourism and recreation is an asset, but not essential. Apply in writing, complete with resume, by Friday, May 15 to Mrs. Betty Oke, Clerk -Treasurer, Village of Hensall. Thursday, May 7th Hensall and District Community Centre Hensall 6:15 p.m. Doors Open 8:00 p.m. Live Wintario Draw With Faye Dance and Greg Beresford Admission Tickets available at: • ,Hensall Mike's Stop -N -Go ' The Flower Basket The Birch Tree CIBC - Main. .The Spinning Wheel William's Hairstyling icon's Health Centre Branch • Zurich Seylers Food Market Shaw's Dairy Store For further information please 'call 262-2812