HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-05-12, Page 9Wednesday, May 12, 1999
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Time to make reserva$ns for Hensall andArea Drop In
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - The Hensall
and Area International
Year of Older Persons
Organizing Committee
continues to plan for a
community dinner,
scheduled for June 25.
The meal will be roast
barbecue pork catered
by Pineridge Barbecue
of Hensall. Members of
community groups will
be serving. Community
displays will be available
for viewing at 5 p.m. and
entertainment will begin
at 5:30 p.m,. Dinner is
scheduled for 6 pan.
During dessert, Pirie
Mitchell of Hensall
United Church will be a
guest speaker. There will
also be presentations to
local seniors and volun-
teers.
The Hensall Guides met
with their Queensway
Buddies recently and
created decorations for
the dinner. Students at
Hensall Public School
and Tinker Tots Co-op
Nursery Schdol have also
been busy creating for
this event. The evening
will embrace intergener-
ational co-operation, a
goal of the International
Year of Older Persons.
Hensall property taxes
are due May 15 and are
payable at the Municipal
office, 108 King Street.
The next Hensall and
Area Community Drop In
will.be held May 20 at
Hensall United Church.
The day beginswith foot
care at 10 a.m. Contact
Marg Cole at 262-2304
for an , appointment.
Lunch will be served at
12 noon. After lunch
Chiropractor
explains his
practice
ZURICH - Forty senior
diners enjoyed a turkey
dinner on May 5. The
50/50 winner ' wag
Marilee Ayotte. A special
draw for two plants was
won by Mary Dickinson
and Sheldon Wein.
Guest speaker Scott
McAuley gave a very
enlightening account of
his work in the chiroprac-
tic field. He works out of
offices in Zurich and
Goderich.
Marg Hayter thanked
him and read a poem
about Mother's Day.
Progrd3ssive euchre was
played with high score
going to Orland
Swartzentruber, second
high to Ina Neeb and lone
hands to Lottie Grenier.
Any senior who would
like to meet other seniors
and enjoy a good meal
and program, call Kay
Hay at 236-4632 by
Monday noon for a reser-
vation.
Leslie Slwwers will speak
about investments. The
day wraps up with card
games. The cost is $4 per
person. • If required,
transportation can be
provided. To make reser-
vations contact Marg
Cole at 262-2304 or Faye
Blair -Skinner at 235-
0258 by noon on May 17.
This event is sponsored
by Town and Country
Support Services and
local volunteers.
Hensall and District
Horticultural Society is
holding a plant auction
on May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at
Queensway Rest Home.
Donations of perennials,
etc. are welcomed.
At Hensall United
Church on Sunday, Pirie
Mitchell was the minis-
ter. The message was
entitled "Rational". The
Pryde family were the
greeters with Bill Fuss
and Eric Mansfield look-
ing after the ushering
duties. Mitchell had a
story for the children -
Carol Gascho and
Mitchell sang "We Have
This Moment" accompa-
nied on . the piano by
Belva Fuss.
Devin George Parker,
son of Rodney and
Tammy, and Katelyn
Paige Reid, daughter of
Daniel and Wendy,
received the Rites of
Baptism and were pre-
sented with a certificate
and flowers by Pat Pryde.
Prayers were asked for
the Grand Bend and
Greenway Churches.
A youth group barbe-
cue will be held at the
manse at 5 p.m. on
Sunday. The Friendship
Circle will be packing a
bale of clothes in June.
Rooms are still needed
for the International
Plowing Match with
breakfast at the church.
Hensall United Church
will be closed on May 30
due to the Hensall
Carmel Presbyterian
Church anniversary.
At Hensall Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, Tracey Bahro
was the minister with
Dorothy Taylor playing
the organ. The offering
was received by Al
Hoggarth and Harry
Smith. The anniversary
service will be held on
May 30 at 9:45 a.m. with
Rev. Nick Vandermey as
the guest minister and
Sarah Noakes as the
guest soloist.
The Hensall Legion
meeting has been moved
from May 12. The meet-
ing will nr• he held on
May 19.
The Legion
Ladies 4-tu:.,i.ary had a
meeting on May 5 in the
Legion Hall with
President Iva Reid pre-
siding.
A donation of $150 was
given to the Bursary
Scholarship Fund and
the Penny Sale was dis-
cussed.
Nominations and elec-
tions of officers were
held. The new officers
installed were: President
Iva Reid, First vice presi-
dent Joyce Willert,
Secretary Donna Smale,
Treasurer Lillian Beer,
Sergeant -At -Arms Joyce
Willert, Sports Officer Iva
Reid, Executive
Committee Martha
Rooseboom, Hazel
Davies, Debbie Taylor,
Winnie Skea, Joan
Beierling, and Helen
Breen.
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