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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-02-27, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, February 27, 1991 Hensall Legion speech champions COMM1JJ\IJTY Speech champs - These six representatives of senior and Junior speaking divisions won top honours at the Hensall Legion sponsored speaking contest, last Tuesday night. Seen here are Nicole Miller (third), Jamie Reaburn (first) and Matt Denomme (second). In the back row are seniors' division champs Cara Gardner (third), Christy Ducharme (first) and Jayn Westlake (third). Golden Glimpses ZURICH - When weather- does not allow anyone out, we appre- ciate having the girls who volunteer to double their shifts to cover. One of our helpers who insisted on shovelling the walk was none other than our 98 year old resident, Everett Haist. On Sunday, February 17, we were pleased to have the Zurich Mennonite Adult choir minister in music. The February birthday party was held on Tuesday evening, hosted by the C.W.L. of St. Boniface church, Zurich. Residents enjoyed the vio- lin music supplied by Fred Harburn of Seaforth and Ivan Norris of Staf- fa, as well as Mozart Gelinas Jr., who accompanied on the guitar. Ai- mee Gelinas delivered a piano solo, and with her sister Chantel sang a c a ;'twlctr; l nnel'9 : i duet accompanied by their father, Mozart, Jr. Residents having birth- days during' the month of February, were: Margaret Adams, Ethel Hess, Everett Heist, William Rapien and Hazel Stebbins. Birthday gifts, courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary, were presented and -refreshments served by the committee in charge. Thursday afternoon Fr. Peter Hays celebrated Mass for members of his parish both here and in the surrounding area. We regret that Gerald O'Rourke is a patient in the General Hospital. Bingo was played on Friday eve- ning followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Mark Gaskin of Hensall Presbyterian church. Joyce Pepper presided at the organ during the service. Ladies auxiliary meet ZURICH - The February pro - grant of the Ladies Auxiliary was held on Monday evening. The com- mittee in charge of the meeting in- cluded Maria Mathonia, Mary Lou Erb, Rose Regier and Dorothy Bap- ty. The program. consisted of music by George Mathonia playing the accordion accompanied by Mozart Gelinas on the bass guitar. They also treated us with guitar and ban- jo music. Tracy Martin entertained with piano solos. After an enjoya- ble program Valentine's cupcakes, tea and coffee were served. Congratulations to Everett Heist who celebrated his 98 birthday on Sunday, February 10. Open house was held Sunday afternoon in Cal- vary ignited Church, Dashwood, to celebrate the occasion. No doubt we would all hope to be as active mentally and physically at such a ripe old age. Some of the residents took advan- tage of the spring weather during the past week to enjoy some out- ings. Bingo was played on Friday eve- ning followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Rich- ard Hawley of Exeter United Church. LOCAL FARMER WINS 1991 YAMAHA ALL•TERRAIN VEHICLE IN PIONEER SWEEPSTAKES ropp,opppip Witt* Right: Merhllnw PW' • Rip,: Pot o. WindtDuchorWindtZulch: IWfh MCM NanC . Pik M r D tvIC& Salm Wilcox: Lynn Hoy. WOW. (Aa Canadian arenas who ordered a minimum quantity of Piona•r(R) brand ptodu ab bean Docombor 7, 1990, won iNplbN lo " • : Hensall Shuffleboard champs By Vanessa Cook HENSALL - February 19, shuf- fleboard was played in Hensall. The high five game winner was George Dowson with a score of 526. John Pepper scored 438 and Eileen Dowson scored 332. The high six game winners were Dave Woodward with a score of 472, Thelma Thiel with 457 and Dave Kyle with 429. Winter Carnival The Hensall figure skating club presents their Winter Carnival on Saturday, March 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hensall arena. The theme for. this carnival will be Muppets. Congratulations to Leanne Con- sitt who won a silver medal at the Home Competition and to Lyndsay Knight who placed fifth. a Hensall Public School are plan- ning a Winter Carnival Day on Feb- ruary 26. This should be a fun day for the students. Queensway News HENSALL - Women of the Hen- sall Legion Ladies Auxiliary spon- sored a Valentines Daypar y for us. Minnie Noakes opened the pro- gram with a poetry reading. Jack Simmons and his group provided music for several spot dances for which prizes were awarded. Stuart McEwen and Margaret Fremlin were crowned Valentine King and Queen. Prizes were given to those residents having birthdays closest to the day of our party. Card bingo was played. Iva Reid closed the program with a prayer. Legion women then served a delicious lunch of angel food cake, ice cream and tea. Rev. Van Essen led Queensway church service Tuesday. Gail and Larry Mason and the Fellowship Singers entertained Wednesday evening with a Gospel Music Pro- gram. Several residents attended the Thursday evening film Old Yeller. We would like to let friends and family know that we now have a beauuful quilt set up in the activity room and we welcome any interest- ed quilters. Coming events: February 28, 7 m. Birthday party with Ray Cann; h 1, 2 p.m. Program with Hen - salt Public School Children. Meat draw winners EXETER - Winners of last week's R.E. Pooley Legion 167 meat draw are as follows; steaks and ground chuck - Jamie Gaul; pork chops - Carol Bradigan; steaks and ground chuck - Anna Romanik; ham and beef roasts - Shirley Smith, and the mystery prize went to Bob Kerslake, Course Summary/Details Course Number: 9091110 Course Name: Sprayer Techniques Course Dates: Friday, March 8 Course Time: 9 a.m. - Noon 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Location (s): Centralia College - Grey Hall Building Brief Course Outline: This one day seminar will discuss and allow for hands on train- ing. 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