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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-05, Page 11• Moore's Flowers Brian, Mary -Ann and Family 228-6838 Come out for all your bedding plant needs �snrHanging pots, patio pots and wall bags 11e r8 weekdays, 9.6 weekends es south of Exeter on Hwy. 4 across from Devlaeminck. Officers installed The rest of the offi- cers will be installed at a later date... By Ws Sangster Hensall correapondsnr HENSALL - Friday evening, May 31, members of the Hensall Legion Branch 468 and Ladies Auxiliary went to Blyth Legion Branch 420 for joint installations. Hensall's slate of officers installed are as follows: Past President Larry Uyl, President Bryan Fink, 1st Vice President Dave Smale, Secretary - Treasurer Bea Uyl, Sgt. -at -arms Pe- ter Zwaan, Service Officer Larry Uyl. As executive: Gerry Glenn, Chris Taylor, Carl Zimmer, Betty Simmons, Donna Smale and Lillian Beer. Ladies Auxiliary members in- stalled are: President Iva Reid, 1st Vice Joyce Willett, Secretary Don- na Smale, Treasurer Lillian Beer and Bea Uyl. The rest of the offi- cers will be installed at a later date. A very pleasant social hour and delicious dinner were enjoyed after- wards. Forthcoming marriage -Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glavin, Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Par- sons, Hensel! are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Ai- mee Leeanne and Gary Coop- er. The wedding will take place June 8, 1996 at 3:00 p.m. at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Open recep- tion in South Huron Rec Cen- tre ice surface to follow. Eve- ryone welcome. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Exet- er, Mr. John Gaiser, Alberta and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kirk- by, Granton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children An- gela Diane to Wayne Lorne. The celebration of love will take place Saturday, June 15, 19s'►fi:.in the et ceptfon: to o low =` South Hu-' ron Recreation Centre, Exeter. Penny Sale Have your got your Penny Sale tickets yet? There is still time be- fore draw date, June 10. Open Tuesday through Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., at 120 King St. Hen- sall. Hensel' United Church At Hensall United Church, Shir- ley McAllister gave a report on the ATV stolen in Biddulph break and enter BIDDULPH TOWNSHIP - Lu - can OPP reported a break and enter occurred on May 28 on Mitchell Rd. A red 1988 Honda 300411 -terrain vehicle was stolen. Fire Works Fun Day GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce along'widi the Grand Bend Canada Day Committee would like to invite family and friends to Fire Works Fun Day. This special day of fun will be held on June 15 at the Lions' Pavilion across from the Lcgion in Grand Bend beginning at 11 a.m. Everyone is invited to test their mini putt skills on a nine -hole natural grass course. A nominal green fee will be charged for unlimited rounds of mini golf with a prize table being offered. Fire Works Fun Day will also feature a variety of amusement rides pro- vided by Amusements of Ontario, including a mini ferris wheel and much more. Entertainment will be provided by "The Amazing Biff', Grand Bend's own soon-to-be famous childrens' entertainer. The Amazing Biff will be entertaining local fans starting at 3 p.m. and would like everyone to take part in his first audio cassette release party. The Amazing Biff commented that he couldn't think of a better way to kick off a promising recording career than with his friends at Fire Works Fun Day. Local musician Dennis Siren will be providing entertainment in the eve- ning and there will also be a mini fire works display at dusk, as a prelude to the huge display which the Canada Day Committee has planned for July 1. There will he a B.B.Q. and refreshment stand licensed under the L.L.B.O. to provide food and drink throughout the day and evening. An proceeds from Fire Works Fun Day will go towards the Canada Day celebrations on the July 1 weekend. This year the Canada Day committee hopes to raise $ 15,000 for Canada Day events. Yes, No, Maybe conference. The service began with the Prayer of Approach, Lord's Prayer, Sanctus, CO to Worship, the singing of "Holy, Holy, Holy," Welcome and • greetings and the Dedication of the Food Gifts. Thea children's hymn, "Keep Your Heart in Tune" Was sung followed by the Children's Story - "What Do You See". This was followed by the Prayer of the People, and the Testa- ment readings Act 11: 1-11. Rev. Annen's message was "Don't For- get' .toe Batteries." Erin Traquair and Brandon Martin were con- firmed. Holy Communion was served. The chamber choir sang "Leaning On the Everlasting Lord" and "Old Time Religion": The of- fering was taken and a second of- fering followed for Community Outreach. The offering was dedi- cated by Doxology and Prayer. "Spirit of God Descend Upon My .11earr was sung followed by Cont- pti$3ioning and. Benediction and the 'Hiles -Fold Amen. Doug Klopp was the organist, greeters were Pat and Wayne Campbell with ;Steve Corbett and Gerry Glenn ushering. A fellow- ship hour hosted by the Sacrament and Membership Committee was enjoyed. The official board meet June 19. Hay Twp. choir practice in the Mennonite Church, Zurich. The Jr. Choir practice Wednesday at 7 p.m., the Senior choir at 7:30 p.m. June 30, Hensel! United Church service will begin at 9:30 a.m. The Hay Twp. Service will begin at 11 a.m., the guest speaker is the Rev. Stan McDonald. The Sacrament of Communion was observed at Carmel Presbyteri- an Church, Hensall, this past Sun- day. Dorothy Brintnell, and Margaret Cola attended the .118th Anniver- sary of Victoria Street United Church, in Goderich, this past Sun- day. The: Smithy the community`: goes to Jean (Long) Little and fami- ly amily in the passing of Edward Little (Buck). Edward will be remem- bered for his skill as a decorator, his musical talents and the animat- ed Christmas displays on his roof top at his former home, on Albert �rY.l�3 afl�s 4•.•j.:!�q. LSsboms Central School held Its spring concert titled Celebrate You and Me on Wednesday and Friday. From back left, Kell! Fulton, Stacey Snow, kneeling from left, Nathan Elford, Cayle Lawton and Leigh Holdsworth perform the dance number "Yes, No, Maybe." Accident involving bicycle results in injuries LUCAN - An accident involving a 1985 Ford pickup truck and a bi- cycle resulted in injuries, reported Lucan OPP. The incident occurred on June 1 at approximately 7:45 a.m. on Main Street. 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