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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-06, Page 9Flower show back on track HENSALL - The Hensall and District Horticultural Society got their flower show back on track last week. The third annual event was held in the United G urch last Wednesday after miss' last year due to dry drought itions. Seventeen exhibitors brought in their best this year to show in the 44 classes, totalling 171 entries in all. One woman brought 34 en- tries alone. Jean McEwen was judge this year and said she was very pleased with both the quantity and quality of flowers on display at Hensall's show. Approximately 75 people came to see the entries on display both in the afternoon and evening. In each class, first, second and third place winners were chosen and the winners were awarded ribbons and prizes donated by 14 Hensall and area businesses. Top gladioli - Irene Dunn was one of many exhibitors at the Hensall and District Horticultu- ral Society's third annual flower show last week. Dunn not only entered these first place gladioli, but also garnered three other first place entries, one second place and one third. Story hour at Hensall library By Susan Hartman HENSALL - Pre -School Story - hour at the Hensall Library will be- gin next Monday, September 11 at 10 a.m. All three, four and five year olds are welcome. Moms may stay or not, as they wish. This is a per- fect erfect opportunity for children to join a learning environment. The group listens to stories, sing songs, plays games and makes simple crafts. If you have any more questions con- tact Susan Hartman at the Library or drop in. Also at the Library this month, Larry Cherns will offer a two hour workshop on Handwriting Analy- sis. There is a $1 admission charge for this program which is open only to adults (Grade= 9 or older). Space is limited so pre -register now by paying your $1 at the Library. That's Saturday, September 23 at 10 a.m. at the Library. Three Links The Three Links Senior Citizens of Hensall would like to remind members, both new and old, that meetings will start again on Tues- day, September 12 with a pot -luck supper at 6:30 p.m. United Church Hensall United Church Sunday School begins its 1989/90 year on Sunday, September 10 at 11 a.m. Classes for children 4 t 16 are available. There are also Nursery fa- cilities for newborn to 3 year olds during the Worship Service. Personals Holiday visitors with Leonard and Minnie Noakes were John and Eve- lyn Abraham of Kamloops B.C. (next door neighbours of son John), Marian Peebles of London who is Minnie's sister and Sarah Noakes of Seaforth, a granddaughter. Several family members, relatives and friends attended the reception at .Kirkton for newlyweds Murray and Jean Parker. Jean is the eldest daughter of Leonard and Minnie. A large crowd was on hand to wish the young couple happiness. Mur- ray is a lifelong resident of Mitchell and Jean has resided for several years in London. Northcrest news Mark Gravett and friend Cathy Williams of Toronto visited his grandparents Glen and Pearl McKnight last Sunday. Barb Plumb spent the weekend with her friend Angela White of Mitchell. Barb McGregor of Northcrest has returned from a lovely holiday with Ken and Grace Wilbee in Napanee. Lois Waldon and daughter Vicki Hoover of Kincardine visited with the former's mother on Tuesday of last week. Shuffleboard Top scorer for August 29 was Emma Campbell with 433. Right behind was Dave Kyle at 432. Rounding out the top six were John Pepper- 415, Pearl McKnight 411, Jack Consitt 355 and Helen McKay with 353. Times -Advocate, September 6, 1989 Page9 Clubs reactivate after summer By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Now that fall is on its way, the month of Sejttember marks the beginning of many local clubs' monthly meetings. The St. Boniface CWL are set- ting up a quilt at the Maple Woods Apartments on September 12 to get ready for their bazaar in No- vember. Everyone is welcome to come out and help. The Golden Agers' fust meeting of the season is September 11 at the Township Hall at 6 p.m. with. a pot -luck supper. All seniors are welcome. - Bowling begins every Thursday afternoon at the lanes from 2-4 p.m. The Ladies' Bowling League will -be starting their Monday games on September 11. The Pin - Poppers are this year's executive. Interested bowlers can contact the lanes or Carmel Sweeney at 236- 4702. The Men's Tuesday night bowl- ing teams are looking for more players, so call Gary Huston -at 262-2517 or the lanes if interested. September 7 marks the Ontario Five-Pifi Bowling Association meeting and get-together at the lanes. The executive meets at 7:30 and the general meeting is at 8:00. The Blue Water Rest Home La- dies Auxiliary are holding a meet- ing September 12 at the 'Home au- ditorium at 7 p.m. All members and guests are invited. Minor Hockey Registration for the Minor Ath- letic Association's hockey teams will be on Saturday September 16 from 12-2 p.m. in the arena. 4-H Four H is back and youths in the area interested in getting involved and are at least 11 years old as of January 1 can contact the leaders before September 12. This season's focus will be "Good Foods - Fast Learning", a look at making nutritious meals in the microwave oven. The six-week course will be taught by Sylvia Nceb (236-4042) and Bridget Groot (236-4743). Personals Best wishes go to Henry Becker who is• a patient in South Huron Hospital. Brian and Sheila Brooks held their annual Labour Day party at their home on Sunday. Thanks should go to Janet McKinnon and all those. volunteers who organized all the Thursday night minor athletic baseball and t - ball games for the Zurich children during the summer. Congratulations go to Vicki and Mike Ducharme on the arrival of a baby boy. Joe and Rose Regier's son, Pat, was married in Sarnia ori the week- end Forthcoming Marriage - Gord and Jeanne Hay, Zurich, are pleased to announce the forth- coming marriage of their daugh- ter, Jody Colleen, to Wayne Ar- nold, son of Hubert and Marjorie Schilbe, Zurich, on Sat- urday, September 9, 1989 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. 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