Times-Advocate, 1988-05-04, Page 14AUTHOR'S DAY - Author•Karl Schuessler speaks toa group of students from South Huron schools at Exeter
Public School. He.read. some of his stories and gave tips on how to write. The students were finalists at their own
author's days and came to Exeter to decide who will represent South Huron at the author's day finals in Clinton on
Maya.
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HOCKEY DONATION - The Hensall Legion donated $500 towards Hensall Minor Hockey last Wednesday. Le-
gion president Dave Smale (left) presents hockey president Peter Groot with the cheque with Legion secretary -
treasurer Bea Uyl present. The money will go to help the organization which suffered an operating loss of more
than $5,000 last season.
Queensway UVews
HENSALL - Monday residents
and friends gathered in the Activity
Room for a welcoming tea in hon-
our of Janet McKinnon who has
made Queensway her home.
Exercise was the name of the
game at Fun and Fitness, Tuesday
morning: In the afternoon Rev.
Sinasac led our worship service.
Thank you to Rev. Sinasac and
also Phillippa Steckle our volun-
teer pianist.
Wednesday afternoon residents
bowled in Zurich. We really appre-
ciate Iva Reid our volunteer driver
and able assistant. This week Lloyd
McDougall was our men's high
bowler and Muriel Gunning was la-
dies high..
Joyce Pepper joined us Thursday
after lunch as our volunteer pianist
at choir practice. Later in the after-
noon several residents viewed the
National Geographic film "Save the
Panda". -
R•ty Cann; Jim and Rena Young
and !lorry Jeffrey played some ter-
rific -music at our monthly birthday
party, Thursday evening. While
tapping our toes to the banjo, gui-
tar," violin and piano some of- us
found it pretty difficult to sit out
even one dance. Birthday greetings
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to Murray Howe, Edison Forrest,
Clayton Mathers, Muriel Gunning,
Ross Thompson, Albert Miazga,
Dora Hogarth and Margaret Smith.
Thank you to our ladies auxiliary
members who assisted for the even-
ing.
ven-
in Residents Council met on Friday
morning and discussed various top-
ics including our planned involve-
ment in the Hensall yard sale, Sat-
urday, May 28. We were very
pleased Friday afternoon to wel-
come Carol and Cyril Gingerich be-
cause Ethiopia was our featured
country for International Day and
they gave a very interesting presen-
tation about their work and life in
Ethiopia. They have served there
for the past few years.
Saturday afternoon approximately
20 children from the Exeter Pente-
costal Church under the direction of
Barb Triebner performed parts of
their Eastor Musical, "To See A
Miracle". Everyone enjoyed the
program and we hope to see these
very talented youngsters again.
Quecnsway's May coming events
arc Wednesday May 4, Fashion
Show with Geri Fashions, from 2 -
3 p.m. Sunday May 8 is our Moth-
er's Day Tca from 2 - 4 p.m.
Wrap her in smiles with a
gift that tells her just how
special she is... all the year
long.
We've a selection to de-
light every Mom... and
prices to fit every budget!
• Scarves
• Jewellery
• Lingerie & nightwear
• Purses
• Belts
Free Gift Wrapping for Mother's Day
9acque(ine's
Specialty Fashions
14-44 383 Main St.
14 1/2-24 1/2 Exeter, Ont.
Stores also in London,
Sarnia, & Kitchener
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Legion aids hockey
By SUSAN HARTMAN
HENSALL - Minor Hockey was
very pleased to received a $500 do •
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nanon from the Legion last week.
A general meeting of Hensall
Minor Hockey Association will be
tonight, Wednesday, at the arena.
The main topic of discussion will
be fund raising.
One of the goals is to hold a yard
sale as part of the community ef-
fort later this month. If anyone has
good quality toys, children's cloth-
ing, books, large or small appli-
ances or furniture that they could
donate .to Minor Hockey's sales,
please call Susan Campbell, Joan
Weiss, Susan Hartman, Val Kyle
or Bob Seaton or drop it off at 64
King St. Any un -sold articles will
be donated to a local charity.
Scouts clean-up
The local Scouts, Cubs and Bea-
vers are holding another clean-up
of the village of Hensall on Satur-
day at 10 a.m. Please call Marg
Clarke for more information or if
you need the services of the boys.
Nursery school
Hensall and District Nursery
School has had a very busy month
'of April and May looks to be even
busier.
Many thanks to all of those who
worked so hard to make the Fred
Penner concert the success that it
was. A very special thanks to all
of the children whose smiling faces
made it all worthwhile.
One of the exciting things
planned for May is a train trip
from St. Marys to London on the
last day of school.
Also, there will be a trip to a
veterinarian's clinic, a party for
parents and grandparents and a trip
to South Huron District High
School Band to hear and discover
for themselves real musical instru-
__ merits. .
Library
The next story -hour at Hensall
Library will be next Monday at 11
a.m. The theme will be "Things
we eat".
The library has just completed
another quarterly exchange so drop
in to see what's new or just to
browse. The library is located in
the Town Hall at 108 King Street.
United Church
The Junior Choir at Hensall Unit-
ed Church on Sunday performed a
lovely rendition of "In My Heart
There Rings A Melody . Rev.
Douglas Wright then told the chil-
dren a story about keeping our
world as lovely as God made it.
Rev. Wright's sermon to the con -
gregation dealt with "Another side
to stewardship."
Greetingworshippers at the door
was Grant St. John, a member of
the official board. Ushers were Har-
old Parsons, Jeff Corbett, Jim Par-
sons and Ian McAllister.
Good used clothing is required for
the next clothing bale to go to Mis-
sion's Services in London. You -
may leave any donations in the en-
tryway to the .downstairs ladics
washroom. The bale will be packed
on the morning of May 16.
This years Vacation Bible School
will run •from June 27 - July 1.
Leaders are still needed if the week-
• long school is to be a success. If
you can help call Bev Bell at 262-
5579. .
While Rev. Wright is away at the
meeting of the London Conference
on May 15, the guest preacher will
be Steve Pitt, a United Church the-
ology student from Emmanuel Col-
lege. .
There will be a meeting of the
U.C.W. this Thursday at 2:30.
Shuffleboard
The Happy Pushers were out in
force last Tuesday. A surprise birth-
day party was held following the
shuffling for John Pepper. John
was presented with a trophy to
thank him for all of his good deeds
with the shuffleboard club. -
Twenty-eight members were
present to help celebrate including
his wife Pearl. John was escorted to
his scat of honour. •by Walter
Knowles playing his coronet.
The scores for Tuesday, April 26
were: ladies high - Eileen Dowson
325, Marjorie Hodgcrt 244 and Dor-
othy Brintncll 235. The top men
were: Bruce Watson 312, birthday
boy John Pepper 309 and David
Woodward 294.
Northcrest news
Margaret Mole enjoyed having
her daughter Lois Walden of Kincar-
dine visit with her for a couple of
days last week.
Dorothy Munroe visited in Lucan
with her daughter Pat and family for
the Weekend.
Ladies' slow -
pitch meeting
EXETER - The South Huron La-
dies Slow -Pitch League held a
meeting April 28 to distribute the
schedules, discuss the rules and in-
troduce any new teams.
The only new team is the
"Nuturals" who wcr. formerly the
"Beaters".
The 1988 executive is as follows:
President Marj Green, Vice Presi-
dent Sheila Penhale, Secretary He-
len Kadey, Treasurer Dolly Crcces,
Statistician Anne Marie Maloney.
The season will begin May -12
anti run until July 28 in which time
the play offs will hegin.
Out play off tOurnamcnt will be
held on September 9-11 and the
Homecoming Tournament is sched-
uled for the weekend of June 10, 11
and 12.
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