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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-05-18, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, May 18, 1994 Forthcoming marriage - Cy and Eleanor Blommaert of Ex- eter are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Julie Anne to Greg- ory Lawrence, son of Glen and Laura Overholt, Zurich. The wedding will take place at Exeter United Church, May 28, 1994. Open reception to follow at Hensall Recreation Centre. Forthcoming marriage - Tara Sullivan and Rod Johnston are pleased to announce their forthcoming marriage on Friday, May 20, 1994. Friends are welcome to join them at their wedding re- ception at Lucan Community Centre at 9 p.m. Forthcoming marriage - Mrs: Helen McKay, Exeter, wishes to announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter San- dra Anne to Daren Harold, son of Don and Pat Wilson of London. The wedding will take place at Riverside Unit- ed Church, London, on June 11, 1994 at 2:00 p.m. with reception to follow at the Mo- cha Temple, Colbome St. Sandra is the daughter of Hel- en and the late Kenneth McKay, formerly of Kippen, Ont. Hensall Legion donates to Community Living of South Huron HENSALL - Hensall Legion Br. 468 held their regular meeting Wednesday evening, May 11. Mel Harper, Provincial Service Officer will be visiting the Legion at 4:30 p.m., June 1. Anyone wish- ing to set an appointment is to call President Larry Uyl at 262-2618 for a scheduled time. A motion was made to donate S100 to Community Living of South Huron. This was awareness week for the mentally handicapped. Legion and Auxiliary members are reminded to meet at the Legion at 6:45 p.m., May 27 to go to Blyth for joint installation. Sunset Seniors Hensall Sunset Seniors met May 10 at the United Church. Twenty members answered the roll call and two guests were welcomed. The group is invited to Huronview June 6 at 12:30 p.m. for lunch and a pro; gram. It was decided that each member write to Paul Steckle, Hu- ron -Bruce M.P., about the claw - back on Senior's pension. There was playoff for euchre to decide who will play at the Tri - County Games at Strathroy. Win- ners of the cards were Isobel Ro- gerson, Stewart Blackwell, Greta Kuik, Vera Smale, and lone hands Hugh McKay. Lunch was served by Audrey Christie. Carmel Presbyterian Church The 146th anniversary of Carmel Presbyterian was observed this past Sunday, with Rev. Mark Gaskin in his own pulpit. Special music was supplied by Julia Godbolt and Lindsay Haberer, accompanied by Deb Woods. Joyce Pepper and Dor- othy Taylor were the pianists for the service. Ross Daily, of London, was the guest speaker, with a time- ly message for the congregation. Daily mentioned that his speak- er's fee would he donated to the Children's Miracle Network. After the service a social hour was en- joyed with lunch served by the P.C.W., the men of the church once again lending a helping hand. On May 22, Rev. Chas. Hender- son will be guest minister at Car- mel Presbyterian due to Rev Mark Gaskin being on study leave. Hensall United Church At Hensall United Church, David Woodward, of the Gideons Interna- tional in Canada, was the guest speaker. Chuck Mallette was the or- ganist. I'he Children's hymn of the month was sung. The greeter was Leila Hay. A special service including Con- firmation and Communion is planned for May 22. The member- ship and Sacrament committee will sponsor a fellowship hour after the service. Horticultural Society meeting The Hensall Horticultural Society held a meeting on May 9 at the Hensall United Church. The meet- ing was conducted by vice- president Ann Ovcrweel. The min- utes of the last meeting were read and the correspondence presented by secretary Diane Gcrstenkorn. The guest speakers for the eve- ning were the McMillen's of McMillen Iris Gardens in Norwich. After an interesting presentation and slide show, a Chinese Auction was held, with Ann Mousseau as auctioneer. The meeting was well - attended with the Hensall society hosting members from surrounding horticultural societies. The meeting closed with fellowship and lunch. 1 ivisfle!o1fa 11"*:.% 74 o r.rC 4V'. ,4. o Zi:* 1 ,yfi'%� 6„-.214ezir G' war 1418 WO Your contribution stays here... Flowers of Hope Campaign May 1994 Cin 1 L • South Huron Pleads 9loo tr 4 Brownies buying teddy bears for Lucan ambulances LUCAN - Teddy bears are once again part of the emergency supplies to be found in a Lucan ambulance. The village's Brownie group donat- ed a dozen of the soft cuddly toys to the service for use in comforting children in crisis situations. Dianne Gollen and daughter Melissa were on hand at last Tuesday's donation ceremony. They, along with husband Barry and son Justin were in a car accident in December near Zurich. All survived their se- rious injuries, but former -Brownie Melissa was left with a lasting im- pression of the comfort the gift of a teddy bear meant to her as her mother was being taken to hospital. "To know how much that meant to her, I can just imagine what it would mean to an infant child," said Dianne Gollen, who urged the Brownies to take on the project to purchase the bears. David Moore of the Lucan Ambulance said the service has been stocking stuffed animals for the past few years, but appreciates the Brownies' offer to start a steady supply of them. "I have seen a few given to children and it's amazing what it means to them," said Moore. Brownie leader Wendy Thomas said the teddy bears will be a contin- ued project for the girls. "It's kids helping kids," she said, and proposed a teddy -bear picnic may be held in the future to help buy more bears. 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