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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-06-27, Page 9Iun•s•IlavoGo •, w L/, ._lY1}4 Yoq• Y Lpgion, soalors a . o week.nd f Garnet (Pete) Allan, whose remember them. congregation and Scott presence among us will be (P.R.O. Bea Uyl) Jamieson, &x tt,jesn dy, John missed. Garnet was a 30 -year Honour Slrolors Rowcliffe and Cecil Pepper member of the Branch and Senior Citizens Sunday was were the ushers. The choir , immediate past president. On observed. at . the United sang "A Song of Peace" by Sunday June 17 a Legion Church on Sunday morning Lloyd Stone to the Finlandia " Memorial Service was held at when the congregation heard tune. The childrein's story was the Funeral Home. Legion Mr. McDonald speak on the on "Our Dominion". members from Goderich, subject of Choosing Life. He The flowers at the front of Clinton, Seaforth, Exeter and spoke of how so many of our the church were placed in lov- Hensall attended. Garnet was advertisements encourage ing memory of Garnet Allen well known in the Zone so people to look young, be by his wife Donna and fami- there was a large attendance. young, but the Bible en- ly. Announcement was made Branch 468 wishes to extend courages people to choose life that the Open House for their condolences to his wife regardless of age., Centennial weekend would be Donna and family. They shall A great many people are held on Saturday June 30.at not grow old, as we that are worried about adding years to the Presbyterian Church . "'',} :E § left grow old. their life when they should be from 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. and At the going down of the sun adding life to their years. the United Church from 2:00 and in the morning, we will Nancy Campbell greeted to 5:00 p.m. and on Sunday At the last general meeting sponsored by the Legion is days away, so don't forget of Heneall legion it was now ready to sell. The calen- 'Comrades meet at the public decided to sponsor Comrades dar is 18 months and has school at 2 p.m. Traasporta- Louise Allan and JoCkie Fer- historic pictures of Hensall in tion is available for those who ris with baseball uniforms. So it 'The calendar may be pur- cannot'parade. now girls, with our name on chased at William's Hairstyl- An invitation is extended to we will expect a good perfor- ing, Ron's Health Centre and all members, friends and mance, but, of- course we the Legion Hall for 83.00 or guests to visit our Legion hall know you both will be the top you may can 262-2618, 262-3018 over the Centennial weekend. players on the team. or 262-5343. Our Comrade Ray McKin- A discussion was held on Plans for the pork barbecue non has moved to Bluewater Block Parents and all agreed on Saturday June 30 are well Rest Home, we wish him well this was a very worthy cause underway; we hope you all in his new residence. and $50 was donated towards have your tickets. The Hensall Legion was. helping them get organized. The Drumhead Service on saddened recently with the The Centennial calendar Sunday July 1 is only a few passing of our Loyal Comrade 4._ Hensa and Monday, July 1 and 2 from 3:00 to 5t00 p.m. at both churches. The community centennial service will be held next Sun- day at 10:30 a.m. in the Com- munity Centre with Rev. Rod Ferguson as the guest minister. Over 100 at Birthday Party Over 100 family members attended a surprise birthday party' in honour of Mrs. Mag- gie Campbell, Hensall who observed her 86th birthday. The family arranged the sur- prise gathering at the Cen- tralia Community Centre, Sunday, June 24 and the fami- ly, children and grand- and district news Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 HENSALL Civic Corner * Reminder * Hensall Playground and Swimming Registration Where: Hensall Community Centre When: Thursday, June 28, 1984 Time: 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Cost: $20.00 per child or $40.00 per family for playground. 530.00 for swimming registration (includes transportation) NOTICE RE: Garbage Collection Normal Saturday collection of garbage will be picked up by Glen Nixon on Fri day, June 29. akf, £ Bicentennial Youth Sport & fitness Festival "For Boys and Girls ages 9 to 11 Summer 1984 • A fun -filled itieek of sport and physical activity in -July • • Awards for all participants • Instruction in basic sport skills • Province wide: community, area and provincial events • Opportunity to progress to next level • Provincial Event at Centennial Park in Etobicoke August 25-26. • No cost to registered participants COMMUNITY EVENT IN HENSALL JULY 9 to 13 Register prior to July 4, by contacting the Hensall Municipal Office (262-2812) 11. A Bicentennial project organized by your local recreation department in co-operation with the Sports and Fitness Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Ontario Wimpy 01 Tounsm and Recreation Sports and Hon Reuben C Baetz F,tness Mmisler Branch • ROWS HEALTH CENTRE HENSALL Discount Prices everyday on all BEEHIVE YARNS Timex Watch Specials everyday �I SII ��I ��/►�i LI. /4)131t 1 ouu tte Nti NP O 00 . Eav ic K h eke OlGA»bght o`tl`cket Pe( (o`` otted exP`eear s \f\ �e1oPo9 t.p`Wn9 a a" HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL — Graduating from Hensall Public School on June 25 were (back left) Brian Moir, Shawn Vanstone, Christina Huston, Susan Flynn, Scott Bell, Chris Ingram and (front) Chris Webber, Terry Thiel, Jeff Clarke, Rob Taylor and Rob Berends. Final meeting for Rebekahs Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge met on Wednesday evening for their final meeting for the summer months. Noble Grand Marg Upshall assisted by Vice Grand Eunice Aikenhead con- ducted the meeting. It was announced the District meeting will be held at Clinton Lodge on Wednes- day, June 27 at 8 p.m. All past grands are invited to attend. Vice Grand reported for -the visiting committee. "Thank you" was received from • Charlie Hay and Margaret and Ray Consitt. Aldeen Volland reported the finances in the absence of the • treasurer Bonnie tJpshall. Members are asked to -pro- vide for the bake sale for the Centennial from 12 to 2 p.m. on Saturday June 30 at the arena. Also to volunteer ser- vice.catering at the food booth at the arena. "Happy Birth- day" was sung to Aldeen ' Volland and Dorothy Parker. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting and the Noble Grand thanked everyone and wished them a happy holiday. Youth for Christ South Huron Youth for Christ held a very successful chicken barbecue on Satur- day night, June 16 al Mr. and Mrs. -Ken Gascho's park west of Zurich. There was a very good attendance The young people enjoyed a hall game before supper. After the barbecue, Mr Bob Ileywood provided music on his accordion and led the singing of various choruses. Rev. Bob l)e(:raw from Centralia was the guest speaker for the evening. This was enjoyed by everyone. Everyone enjoyed the even- ing as the 'wea.ther was perfect. Baptismal at Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. Peter Herrick was in charge of ,service at St Patricks Sunday. Ile spoke to the children. then conducted baptismal service for Paul and Tyler Bedell sons of Mr. and Mrs. l'hylip Bedell. Readers were Mrs.. Hugh Davis and Alan Cunningham. Mrs. Sheryl Carroll provided music, the flowers on the alter were placed there by Paul and Irma Bedell, London and Miss Joey Bedell Newport, Rhode Island to the glory of God and in thanksgiving for the Baptism of Paul and Tyler Bedell. Rev. Derrick took his text from the first chapter of Sl. Luke. After the service Mr and Mrs. Paul Bedell, grand- parents. Miss Joey Bedell of Newport, Rhode Island, great aunt and Mr. and Mrs. (:reg Prichard friends of Whalen Corners and Mrs. Mary Davis enjoyed a coffee hour with the Bedel l's. Personals Little missies Courtny MacGillivray and Crystal Davis were guests Friday night with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Marylou were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Mary Davis. • children celebrated with ben llvith the former's mother A delicious meal was sere- Mrs. Laird Mickle. ed and the head table was ar- Mrs. Evelyn Schroeder ranged with the birthday cake visited with her sister Mrs. and floral arrangements. The Bertha MacGregor recently. guest of honour was the reci- pient of many cards and remembrances, for which she made a very . fitting reply thanking everyone. Personals . Mrs. Jack Corbett attended the Morenz Reunion at Mit- chell Park on Sunday. Dr. Robert and Mrs. Mickle, Jamie and Craig who live near Ayr spent Sunday i Judge Don Luther, Mrs. Luther and family of New- foundland are holidaying with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther. Several members of the Three Links Seniors attended the barbecue and entertain- ment for the seniors at Huron - view on Thursday. Everyone reported a delicious meal and entertainment. Strawberries Come & pick your own at Lovell's Farm 1st farm west of Kippen Intersection on South Side. Opening June 23 1 qt., 4 qt., 6 qt., and 11 qte baskets allowed. No picking in pots or pans. Picking Hours: 8 a.m. - 8 pm. daily Supply and weather permitting. - • For further information phone Leonard Lovell 262=6418 eusall s °PAY undre'84 H E NSAL ENN CENT FRIDAY, JUNE 29 Shriner Fish -Fry Official Opening Walters Family Entertainment SATURDAY, JUNE 30 "FiremenI s Breakfast - Antique and Craft Show and Sale Arm Wrestling and Baseball Trap Shoot Horseshoe Pitching Pork Barbecue Dance Featuring - LOGO and SPIRIT SUNDAY-JLLLY 1 , Firemen's Breakfast Church Service Family Picnic Legion Drumhead Service Horseshoe Pitching Tug of- Wars Band Concert and Harmony Sing Shirtail Parade Dance 10 p.m. JOE OVERHOLT MONDAY, JULY 2 Firemen's Breakfast Sports Events Fire Engine Muster Parade 1p.m. 60 Beard Growing Judging Beef Barbecue Se t'tHER do ONTARIO r! 4/, rVeekaw°Y. ehd ow/041s Aeo ass/oh j od�on eecves ponce ticket i// be s On 1 %s by °n/y $0 411,.. So yevEAriRs 'ty Centre �j/ j6/e Of 1 e co he Church Open Hovshoo/ e POrk schoo 990 01,0;, 0;, vnds eon P/en fy o` e Cooking Re fres of then>'S e9v/intec/ ho�ovnds S h Afrin�E aI 1Sr04 �` o apt4 piCrV 4Es ADVANCE SALE TICKETS and INFORMATION PHONE 563.3331 363.3319 265.3123 Proceeds Community Development Partial funded by wintario and Bicentennial Grants