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700 take part
Hensallbeats Zurich an Fltness Challenge
By Vanessa Cook
HENSALL - With a convincing
victory, Hensall defeated Zurich in
the Participation Challenge held
last Wednesday. Each village at-
tempted to get the largest number
of participants in their respective
areas to take part in some form of
physical activity. Hensall succeed-
ed in having a whopping 57 per-
cent of their population tum out for
a tricycle race compared to Zu-
rich's 40.62 percent.
The Rensall post office team won
the crown as 1992 tricycle champi-
ons while the Hensall Economic
Development committee won in the
best decorated tricycle category.
Story boor
The last Story Hour at the Hen-
sall Library will be held June 22.
Next week, June 8, the theme will
be cows to coincide with the June
12 and 13 Hensall Fair theme, "Fo-
cus On Beef,"
Playground
Registration for playground will
be June 9, 10 and 16 from 7-9 p.m.
at the village town hall. Cost as
follows: one child, $80; two chil-
Hensall UCW hold Queensway bingo
HENSALL - Queensway resi-
dents enjoyed bingo with the Hen -
sal! United Church women on
Monday afternoon. They very
much appreciated their assistance
and prizes.
Rev. VerHoog, retired Christian
Reformed minister led worship ser-
vice on Tuesday afternoon with
Marg=Coates as pianist.
Thurdds afternoon residents en-
joyed watching the first half of
"The Sound of Music" loaned by
Doug Insley. The second half will
be shown next week. In the evening
Debbie and Wally DeWolfe and
family entertained at the monthly
birthday party. Residents benefited
from a mix of country and western
and gospel music. This was the De-
Wolfes last program before they
move to the east coast. Residents
have been fortunate to have had
them as volunteers.
Birthday greetings for May to
Janet McKinnon, Florence Olew,
Laurene Wein, Lloyd McDougall,
Bill Eveland, Aleida Kats, Auxil-
iary provided fresh carnation cor-
sages for all the birthday people.
Resident council meeting was
well attended Friday morning and
discussion was held on various
-short trips for this summer.
Saturday was a big day with the
Hensel! yard sale. The weather did
not co-operate. But, -things went
ahead anyway. With the persever-
ance of auxiliary volunteers and
customers alike, residents had a
very successful day.
Coming events
June 15, 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Celebrating seniors Hensall Public
School. June 17, 7 p.m. Strawberry
social on Queensway lawn. Tickets
available at Queensway 52.50 each.
All proceeds to Alzheimers Re-
search.
THE HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
is
Hosting a One Day Workshop
on
-SAFEGUARDING OUR WATER SUPPLY -
DATE: JUNE 12, 1992
TIME: 9:30 A.M. - 4 P.M.
WHERE: GODERICH TOWNSHIP HALL-HOLMESVILLE
IS IT. FOR ME?
Any person who has an interest in the quality and quantity of the
water supply would find this an informative workshop.
COST 3250' Per Person, 1 Hot Lunch included.
THERE WILL BE SPEAKERS FROM:
Ministry of the Environment
Ministry of Natural Resources
Ministry of Agriculture & Food
B.M. Ross & Associates
Conservation Authorities
Huron County Health Unit
Tf,? PRE -REGISTER CONTACT
The Huron County Health Unit 482-3416, 1-800-265-5184 (long
distance) and send a cheque by June 5, 1992 to:
"Safeguarding our Water Supply"
c/o Ed Harrison
Huron County Health Unit
Box 1120
Huronview Building
Clinton, Ontario
NOM 1L0
The Ooderfeh and Exeter Rahway sent a locomotive down to Hensall Saturday so that visitors 1
to the Community Yard Sale could also get a glimpse of the hardware being used by the newly -
created rail company.
Qaeenaway Nursing Home staff volunteered to operate a food
booth during Saturday's rainy -weather Hensall Community
Yard Sale. Despite the weather, however, the event proved
as big on attraction as ever. From left are Doris Jantzi, .Joan
Morgan, Alma Dayman, and Irene Zwart.
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Centralia by Mary Kooy
CENTRALIA - At the United
Church on Sunday the special
speaker was Rev. Cordell Parsons.
There will be no service at Central-
ia church next Sunday as all arc
asked to attend Zion Sunday
School Anniversary at 11:00 a.m.
Guest speaker will be Alice Auke-
ma. Please note time change.
The U.C.W. women's fun night
has changed from the Exeter Park
at the home of Mildred McDowell
on June 4 with a potluck supper
with dessert provided. Please bring
your own cutlery, plate and cup.
Supper at 6:30. There will be car
pooling at the church at 6:15 for
anyone wishing to go.
Sunday dinner guests with Mary
Kooy following anniversary service
at St. Patrick's church, Saintsbury,
were Helen MacDonald, Bessie ,
Caldwell, Jack Dickens, Howard
Dolan and Beuy Sutherland. Betty
remained for the weekend.
Vacation Time
is now here
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Yard sale
Hensall's village wide yard sale
went on as usual despite the pour-
ing rain, and was a large success.
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Against Our Will
is Against The Law.
1f you're like
_ tftost;ie, ' u'Il
look -at this and
think rape.
Well, think again.
Because sexual
assault isn't only
rape. It's any
unwanted act of a
sexual nature
imposed by one
person on another,
And if you think
it's always a dark
alley and a violent
stranger, you're
wrong again.
More than half of
all sexual assaults
of women are
committed by men
they know.
It can occur on
a date. Between
friends. Even
Ontario
Women's
Directorate
between husband
and wife.
So most people
don't think of it as
a crime. And often
it goes unreported.
But attitudes
must change.
Because against
our will is against
the law.
If your life has
been affected by
sexual assault, find
out what can be
done. Contact a
sexual assault
servke. Or talk to
someone you trust.
Men must under-
stand that sexual
assault Is a crime.
Maybe then
they'll think twice
about it.
Sexual Assault is A Crime.
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