HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-31, Page 21Two pitch winners - The St. Boniface two -pitch team came out on top at the zone tournament they
hosted on Friday. They will be going to the Regional finals this week. They are Jarrett Jeffrey (back
left), Nicole Debus, David Creces, Andrew Bedard, Tanya Bedard, Eric Groot, Jennifer Jeffrey (front
left), Rachelle Beauchamp, Aimee Hoffman, Kelly Regier, Brock Weiss, and Kyle Fenwick.
Busy weekend
By Susan Hartman
HENSALL - It sure was a busy
weekend in Hensall. There were
yard sales galore on Saturday as
well as a Fireman's breakfast, an
OPP Bike Rodeo, a Puppet Show
at thc Library and a live radio broad-
cast from downtown Hensall.
Hensall Minor Hockey raised
$1290 at their yard sale and are
thanking everyone involved. It was
a great success so everyone start
saving your "Junque" for next year.
Special thanks to General Homes
and General Coach of Hensall for
their generous donations.
On Sunday, 40 hardy people
walked from Exeter to Hensall in
the Hensall Kinsmen's Moonwalk.
Over $3000 was raised by the walk-
ers and another $800 at the Toll
booth. All money gots to the fight
against Cystic Fibrosis. Thanks for
the support to Doug Mock of Hu-
rondale Dairy, and Ron McTaggart
of Knechtels for donating drinks and
hot dogs. Also to Don Walker of
Radio FM 96, Bruce Shaw, Adrian
Harte, The Hensall Kinettes and to
everyone who walked or sponsored
a walker.
Challenge
Tonight is Hensall's. Kinette
sponsored "Participation North/
South Challenge". Represent your
side of Hensall in a 15 min. "walk-
about town".
The Registration Desk, located in
the Municipal Office parking lot,
will be open from 6-9 p.m. Show
us your community spirit, walk -
just for the Health of it!
Scouting
There will be a pot -luck supper
and "Swim -up" .on June 8 at Tom
Bailey's for the Hensall Scouting
Movement. The Beavers and Cubs
arc to bring a salad or main dish.
Scouts bring dessert and Ventures
please bring dessert and rolls. Be at
the Baileys at 7 p.m.
Cubs and Scouts will go to Rock
Glen for an evening of swimming,
water sliding, etc. on June 20.
The Ventures camped in April at
Camp Saugeen. Mark Brock re-
ceived the .Queen's Venturers
Award.
in Hensall
The Scouts attended Patrol Camp
in April, planted trees for Canada ,
hiked the Bruce Trail and went fish-
ing at Morrison Dam.
Hensall Cubs also planted trees
and camped this past weekend at
Benmiller.
The Beavers attended their annual
District Beaverce at Benmiller on
Saturday.
Story Hour
Story hour at the Hensall Library
this week was all about "Fish". The
children heard stories and sang
songs about fish, made a pet fish to
take home and even got to try their
luck with a fishing pole. Story -
hours will continue at 10 a.m.
Monday mornings until the end of
June. All 3, 4 and 5 year olds are
welcome to join us.
.HDHS
Don't forget to call Cathy Mann
if you are interested in the Lark -
whistle trip sponsored by the Hen-
sall and District Horticultural Soci-
ety. The bus will leave the Church
at 8:30 a.m. not 7:30 as previously
stated.
United Church
A work bee is planned for June 3
starting at 8;30 for a general clean-
up of the church and windows.
The Ladies afternoon group will
meet June 1st at 2:30. The Friend-
ship Club meets June 5 at 8:00.
Next Sunday, June 4 Communion
will be served.
Carmel Presbyterian
Church
On Sunday, Carmel Presbyterian
Church celebrated its 141st Anni-
versary with many old friends and
acquaintances and former members
in attendance.
Rev. Mark Gaskin introduced the
guest minister Rev. George Vais
who had been pastor here from
1959-1960, Rev. 'Vais told of his
many experiences in church work
since he left Hcnsall; about his
family and the many people who
have kept in contact with him.
Shuffleboard
High six game winners at Hen-
sall Shuffleboard last week were
Hugh McKay at 399, Helen McKay
377 and Dave Woodward with 360.
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Times -Advocate, May 31, 1989 - Page 21
Playground supervisors needed
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - Any teenagers inter-
ested in being the supervisor and as-
sistant for the Zurich summer play-
ground program this summer from
July 17 to August 25 are to contact
Maureen Simmons at thc Munici-
pal office or Jim Ramer at the Arc-
na before Friday, June 2.
Music recital
A lovely musical recital was pre-
sented by the older students of Lau-
rie Erb (who take private lessons)
held at S. Peters Lutheran church
on Sunday evening. A variety of
piano selection were played with a
few on the electronic keyboard.
Lessons will be done for the sum-
mer after the week of June 15.
P.T.A. meeting
The P.T.A. general meeting was
held at St. Boniface School auditor-
ium last Wednesday evening.
A cheque for 5500 was presented
to principal Dave Sharpe to go to-
wards new curtains for the auditori-
um stage..
Elections of new officers were
held for the next school term and
reads as follows: president - Debbie
Denomme, Vice-president - Sue
Rau, Second vice - Carmel Swee-
ney, Secretary - Charlene Finkbein-
er, Treasurer - Elaine Beauchamp,
Councillors - Janet Durand and Hel-
en Miller. The Spiritual Director is
Fr. Peter Hayes.
Farewell gifts were presented to
sister Mary Margaret and to Lorne
Rideout who is going to Hensall af-
ter being at St. Boniface for the
past ten years.
There will be three new teachers
in the fall.
Draws were made on the recent
pay -what -you -pull tickets and the
winners were Jason Finkbeiner and
Francis Bedard of Zurich and third
prize to Nancy Atkins of Thames -
ford.
Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary meeting
will be held on June 6 at 7 p.m. as
usual in the Rcst Home Board
Room followed by thc Home's an-
nual meeting at 8.
Personals
Congratulations to Valerie Seyler
and Brad Booker who were married
in Waterloo on May 27.
The bride is the daughter of Ken
and Arlene Seyler of Zurich.
Congratulations to Joanne and
Kevin Oke on the recent arrival of a
baby boy.
Golden Glimpses
ZURICH - On Tuesday evening,
the students of Miss Idella Gabel
presented the second half of their
music recital, which, as usual, was
very much enjoyed by thc Resi-
dents.
The Zurich Public School stu-
dents visited on Wednesday morn-
ing which gave everyone a review
of their Spring concert. Residents
enjoy the visits from the school as
many of thcm have grandchildren
taking part in the program.
Lorne Fleischauer is still a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital and
Jean Campbell is a patient in Gode-
rich General and Marinc Hospital.
We wish them a speedy recovery.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by the Blake
Conservation Mennonite'church.
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