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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-04-26, Page 13Hen all Cubs, Sc ts plant tr es for Canada y Susan Hartman SALL - The Cubs and s were out on Saturday plant - "Trees for Canada". If you nsored them they will be around n to collect. The scouts em- hasize that these trees serve a use- ful purpose in our region by pro- viding food and habitat for wildlfe, reducing soil erosjeti, and esta- blishing windbreaks. The Hensall Cubs will bel aking part in Scouts Day Canada '89 at Canada's Wonderland JOte 2-4. They will be camping tinge and en- joying the theme par and enter- tainment at the camp_ Moon Ik The Hensall Ki en are again planning a Moo alk for Cystic Fibrosis for Ma 8. Anyonein- terest'd in jot in should con- tact Jeff Reab Bonnie Row liffe has been elect= ed Kinette Zone Co-drdinator. The Kinsmen are also going full steam ahead for another Workboot Olympics this summer. Anyone looking for competition can call Bill Jinks. Ten adults form a team for a fun -filled day. There is still time to register for the Kink:tte-sponsored babysitting course. Children 12 or older can sign up for the seven -week course beginning in May by calling Pam Mallette or dropping off 515 at 9 York Crescent in Hensall. Talent Show Call Jen Taylor if you would like to show off your talent at the Tal- ent Show at the Hensall Spring Fair this year. All ages and all kinds of talent are welcome. This is not a competition and there will be a prize for everyone who takes part. Nursery draw The winner of the Hensall Nur- sery School draw for spring house- cleaning was Sandra Hayter of Var- na. While the nursery school thanks everyone who bought tick- ets for the fundraiser, they regret everyone else is just going to have to do theirown housecleaning now! Yard sale Those planning to join in the Community Yard Sale on May 28 are asked to call Anne or Luanne at the Village Office. They will glad- ly add your name and sale location to theplacemat map. It doesn't cost a cent and it makes sure peo- ple know where you are. The maps will be going to other communities in the arca in the weeks prior to the sale. The more sales which appear on the map, the larger crowd it will attract to town. May 28 will be busy day in Hen- sall in other ways too. A Fire- man's Breakfast will begin the morning at the Fire Hall, followed by a bike rodeo and tricycle decorat- ing contest behind the Village Of- fices. • A puppet show in the library will be conducted by "puppet lady" Mar- ion Doucette in the afternoon. Library This Saturday morning from 10 - noon, all kids learning to read or who like to read are welcome to drop by the Hensall Library. Jenni- fer and Jodi will be on hand to read with you, enjoy a few songs and laughs. Bring along a favorite sto- ry to share or enjoyone of ours. Carmel Presbyterian Congratulations are in order for Rev. Mark Gaskin and his wife Ka- thy on the arrival of their first son, Oliver Thomas Bennett. The "Torchmen" will be guests of the church on April 30 at'7 p.m. This group was nominated as the number one Canadian male gospel singing group 1986-88. Tickets are $3 and $5 and are available at Sclah Books in Exeter, Radiant Life Cen- tre, Clinton, or contact the Rev. Mark Gaskin. United Church The Pastoral Care and Oversight Committee are making their routine visit through Hensall at 8 p.m. April 27. An members are encour- aged to attend. Cassette tape recordings of the Sunday services are available from Glen Hayter or Gerry Drysdale. Personals Sympathy is extended to the fam- ily of Leonard Noakes and family on the death of his younger brother, Kenneth Noakes who passed away in Burlington last Friday. Queensway 9Vws HENSALL - With the beautiful sunny weather we're having, resi- dents are making plans regarding what we should plant in our garden. Tomatoes seem to be heading the list. Tuesday morning we all loosened up at fun and fitness. Rev. Van Es- sen led our worship service in the afternoon. Green Thumbs Club met on Thursday and residents repotted and freshened upsome of our plants. Friday, ueensway Agriculture Club were taken on a tour of Pen - hales' Wagon and Harness shop. It was a very interesting afternoon as Tom Penhale showed us beautiful completed carriages and those in the beginning stages. We also saw pic- tures of carriages shipped to Hawaii and California. We met Penhales', master carver who does the intricate carvings on the wagons, and also produces carved replicas of horses. We had a delightful time made pos- sible by Mr. Penhale and our-yolun- teer drivers Eileen Rannie, Helen Anderson and Carol Gascho. Coming events: April 27 at 2 p.m. is a birthday party with enter- tainment by the Huron Strings, and May 7 at 2 p.m. a "Dog Obedience Demonstration" by Robert Johnston of London. Times -Advocate, April 26, 1989 Page 13 World wildlife event Bake sale - The Hensall Explorers took a deserved break after their successful Tea and Bake Sale Saturday morning. The event, organized by Joanne Rowcliffe-and Marg Cole raised funds for the World Wildlife Fund. At the front table are Janet Traquair, Ka- tie Seaton, Charmaine Dupuis, Priscilla Lambert, Louise Wood and Katie Rathwell. At the second table are Krista Gass, Leann Con- sitt, Janine Hayter and Karrie Consitt. At the third table are Shel- ly Gardner, Jenny Hercia, Kari. Taylor, and Christine Bengough. And at the back table are Lisa Graham, Jennifer Randall, Carolyn Upshall, and Melinda Hovius. st deservi Memorial award - Greg Dalrymple (centre) was honoured as the Most Deserving PeeWee at the Hensall Minor Hockey Banquet last week. Donna and Brent Bell presented Dalrymple with the Murray Bell Memorial Award on the first year the award has been offered. 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Let National Trust take care of moving your Perm mal Finances. We ll make sure your mortgage financing is arranged and ready ‘‘ hen s oil need it. Count on National Trust. 11 could he the hest move you ever made. NATIONAL TRUST EXETER 425 Main St. 235-0530 A National Tni.tcn ('omp.m% 4, STEPHEN TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION OF' THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Township of Stephen passed By -Law No. 19-1989 on the 18th day of April 1989 under Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Stephen not later than the 23rd day of May 1989 a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the reasons in support of the objection. - -• - - An explanation of the purpose and effect of by-law, describirtg the lands to which tt-e 'by-law applies, and a key map showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies are attached. The complete by-law is available for inspection in my office during regular office hours. Dated at Crediton this 21st day of April 1989. �� -- Wilmer D. Wein Clerk - Township of Stephen By -Law No. 19-1989 pertains to all lands within the Township of Stephen and has the following .purpose and effect: y aw No. 19-1989 adds a general provision to the Township Zoning By-law which prohibits "Adult Live Entertainment Parlours" from locating within the Township of Stephen. 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