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Times -Advocate, May 18, 1994
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Hensall Public
School held its
nvention convention
Thursday night. Ten
of the projects will be
picked to go on to the
South Region
Enrichment Workshop
where Hensall stu-
dents will compete
with students from
other schools in the
area. From above are
Darrin Firman with his
rain hat along with
Matthew Mousseau
demonstrating his
plant sprinkler. In the
middle is Denise
Bisback with her
prehistoric clay land
and to the right is Jeff
Campbell with his
fast sweeper.
Centralia U.C. planning
food booth at air show
By Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - Several members
of the Centralia congregation par-
ticipated in the special joint service
at Thames Road United Church on
Sunday. Becky Harrett read the
gospel scripture. Roger McComb
kept the congregation's interest
with his sermon entitled "Getting
Off Your Donkey".
A Steering Committee from sev-
eral local United churches orga-
nized the scrvicc and many people
took part in the scrvicc.
Planning continues for the food
booth at the Grand Bend air show.
The Stewards will meet at 7:30
p.m. at Rob Essery's on Wednes-
day. Volunteers for the booth are
asked to sign up at the bulletin
board in the church. Many volun-
tccrs will be needed to help on May
27, 28 and 29.
On May 22, the Centralia and
Zion West congregations will say
thank you and farewell to Rev.
Clare Geddes and Rcv. Peggy
Campbell -Geddes at a social hour
following the service. Centralia
will supply sandwiches and Zion
West will bring dessert.
Also on May 22 a short congre-
gational meeting will follow the
scrvicc to vote on the Memorial
Fund projects. These include refin-
ishing the church pews, painting
exterior windows, replacing carpet,
and sponsoring a child. Everyone is
asked to participate in this special
service, meeting, and luncheon.
Ironwood
Men's Club
May 10
A Flight
First Dave Boltzmann 37
Second Don Coughlin 38
Third Ken Bergmann 38
Fourth Scan VanDongen 39
Fifth Al Mitchell 40
Sixth Bill Farquhar 41
B Flight
First Brent Atthill 42
Second Red Degraw 43
Third Joe Wilson 4.3
Fourth Jim Campbell 44
Fifth Ken Pinder 45
Sixth Wayne Parkinson 45
C Flight
First Peter Tuckey 42
Second Gib Dow Jr. 42
Third Terry Caldwell 43
Fourth Ray Webb 44
Fifth Sid Daley 45
Sixth Doug Johnson 45
Seventh Jerry MacLean 46
D Flight
First Randy Gilfillan
Second Bill Hodge
Third Jeff Rowe
Fourth Al Preece
Fifth Norm Whiting
Sixth Jim Sweitzcr
Ironwood award: Bill Gilfillan
Closest to Pin #11: Carryover
Closest to pin #15: Brian Taylor
Closest to pin #17: Ray Webb
Closest to pin #13: Sid Daley
Skins: #10 Don Coughlin, #16 Ken
Bergmann. #13 Sid Daley, #14 Ron
Leyes, #15 Kevin McCarter, #17
Ray Webb
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