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Times -Advocate, April 17, 1991
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By Vanessa Cook
HENSALL - On April 6 the
Youth for Christ rally was held at
Huron Centennial School.
Ron Westlake opened the meet-
ing with some choruses followed
by an exciting quiz on Proverbs
16:17-33. The singing group High
Power delighted the young people
with a number of songs.
Jeff Biejdrveld gave a message
encouraging the young people to
become agents of change. "You can
make changes and help other peo-
ple make changes". The key to
evangelism is honesty, talking to
people about your experiences.
A film called "The Visitor" will
be shown at the next rally on May
4.
The Hensall Seniors met on April
9 for a potluck dinner. Irene took
charge of the business part of the
meeting. Several members of the
group will be going to the rally in
Dungannon on April 16 and an in-
vitation to Huronview was accept-
ed. Walter and Ethel Knowles will
attend a meeting in Kirkton about
transportation in our area.
A donation was made to the Can -
cu Society. Hilda Payne intro-
duced Tammy Antaya and Sally
Lawton who discussed Home Sup
Et.
uchre winners were Gertie
Moir, Hilda Payne, Evelyn Flynn,
Pat Volland. Lone hand winners
were Pearl McKnight, Irena Finlar-
pon, Anita Bengough. Irene .and
Stewart Blackwell were in charge
of the arrangements.
Shuffleboard
The high six game winners in
shuffleboard were: Pearl
McKnight, with a score of 624;
Hugh McKay scoring 499; Dave
Kyle with 468; and Glen Davidson
scoring 433.
The high five game winners were
Dave Woodward with a score of
347 and Walter Knowles with 305.
Coming events
Tonight! Beef Supper, Hensall
United Church, 5 and 6:30 sittings.
Adults $8.00; 5-12 years $4.00; un-
der five free. To arrange tickets at
the door call 262-2304.
The seventh Annual Community
Wide Yard Sale is coming up on
Saturday, May 25. To register to be
Zion Lutheran .Ladies
meet in Dashwood
By Bernice Boyle
DASHWOOD - President Jill
Stojkovic opened the Zion Luther-
an Ladies guild meeting with
prayer.
The topic Prayer was given by
the guest speaker, Pastor Paul Pol-
len of SL Thomas.
He discussed the principle of
prayer with the members who
looked up the different scripture
verses on prayer.
The greatest privilege God gives
to you is the freedom to approach
Him at anytime in prayer as he has
made Himself available to you at
all times.
Calvary U.C.W. met Tuesday
evening with the Christian Devel-
opment committee chairperson
Idella Gabel, welcoming 14 mem-
bers. Carol Steckie gave a brief
message on Spring renewal on
faith. She showed slides on various
gardens they had visited through
their business years.
Frieda Hayter and Alma Genuner
held a shower -luncheon for Jan
Schoeftner, bride to be of Mark
Chandler. Their wedding will be in
Toronto.
on the placement map, phone 262-
2812. Each registrant will receive
25 Hensall shopping bags free.
The deadline for the Village of
Hensall 3rd Annual Photo Contest
is May 31. Categories: Hensall in
all Seasons; Hensall Special Occa- i
sions; and Hensall Come Grow
with Us. Contest rules are available
at the Municipal office.
Personals
Birthday wishes are extended to
Tom Cook on April 21.
United Church
Hensall United Church celebrated
the Third Sunday of Easter with the
Family of God Gathering to Cele-
brate Baptism and Transfer of
Membership. Rev. Doug Wright
conducted the service, children's
time and the sermon "Recognizing
the Risen Christ". Deborah Wood
was at the organ for the anthem
"Angels Through the Night" by
Phihp Kern. Janis Bisback read the
scripture Micah 4:1-7 and 1 John
3:1-7.
Welcomed to the church family
by Transfer of Membership were:
Heather Kennedy from Emmanuel
Reformed Church, Woodstock; and
Judy Simmons from Hyatt Avenue
United Church, London.
Five were welcomed to our
church family by the Sacrament of
Baptism. Ryan Allen Consitt, son
of Mark and Sandra Consitt; Laur-
en Rose and Maggie Ann Jinks,
daughters of Bill and Betty Jinks;
Sarah Lynn Kennedy, daughter of
Mark and Heather Kennedy, Ste-
phen Andrew Troyer, son of An-
drew and Denise Troyer.
See you at the Beef Supper
Wednesday, April 17, 1991 either 5
p.m. or 6:30 p.m.
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Centralia
by Mary Kooy
Hensall
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CENTRALIA - At the euchre at
•Heywoods restaurant on April 8I
:prize winners were as follows:
High score Doris Ashworth, Mur -
'ray Carter; Lone Hands Jean Mil -
'Jar, Percy Noels; Low score Dora-;
thy Bullock, Adrian Debrower. The
next gathering will be April 22 at
2:30 p.m.
Sunday evening dinner guests
with Mary Kooy were Helen, Ho-,
ward and Sandra MacDonald and
Howard Dolan. In the evening
they were joined by Tom and Carol
Somerville.
United Church
At the United Church next Sun-
day will be celebrating church
camping, Rob Essery will be there
with his guitar for special music.
Casual dress with camp outfits if
fine.
Wednesday of this week confir-
mation class will be held at the
manse at 6:30 p.m.
Choir practice is on Thursday
evening. They are asking for a full
turnout of eager voices.
Notice
of Public
Meeting
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WHEREAS the Village of Hensall has received $75,000.00 in
the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Anti Recession Monies Program
and pursuant to such program and Section 17 of The Planning
Act a public meeting must be held to indicate how these monies
are to be spent;
THEREFORE notice is hereby given of a public meeting to be
held Tuesday, May 21, 1991 at 7 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
Village Hall, to discuss the use of these monies to RECON-
STRUCT QUEEN STREET for an approximate distance 011- 1
1/2 blocks commencing at Highway #4 and proceeding wester-
ly. Everyone welcome.
Luanne F. Phair
Clerk -Treasurer
262-2812
Queensway
Nursing Home
Beavers visit - The Hensall Beavers visited the Queensway Nursing •
Home last Wednesday, to offer a hand at planting vegetable seeds
in cups. Tom DesJardlne (left) supervises as Gonion Bailey and Alan
Ma/ette pack in the dirt.
HENSALL - A trip to London
Gardens on Friday for the Garden
Brothers Circus was the highlights
of our week. Rose Erb, volunteer
van driver, transported us on that
beautiful sunny day. Residents en-
joyed the drive to London, and
found the circus just tremendous.
as always the animal acts were the
favorite with trapeze artists a close
second.
Hensall Presbyterian ladies pro-
vided prizes and assistance at Bin-
go on Monday afternoon. We will
enjoy their help each Monday in
April.
Reverend De Graw of the Faith
Tabernacle in Centralia led a rous-
ing church service Tuesday after-
noon. The singing by Rev. and his
wife was especially enjoyed by
everyone auending.
Six residents attended Supper
Club again this past Thursday. It's
rather interesting what some resi-
dents have a craving for. Fried bo-
logna, potatoes, peas and cherry
cheesecake turned up on our Sup-
per Club menu Thursday.
Hensall's Beaver Pack visited
Thursday evening along with their
leaders. Residents and Beavers
planted an abundance of tomato,
onion, radish and pepper seeds in
small styrofoam containers. Several
strong little plants are already pok-
ing their way through the soil, rath-
er amazing if you would had seen
the soil being packed over seeds
Tl'iursday evening by little hands.
We look forward to having the Bea-
vers back again to check on our
joint project.
Coming events: April 17 - 7 p.m.
Fellowship Singers; April 19 - 10
a.m. Geri Fashions and April 25 - 2
p.m. Birthday party.
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Just rewards - After the planting session, the Beavers were
to Juice and squares. Kay Cann (left) seems Impressed with
petites of Craig Schroeder and Scott Forrest
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