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243 Princess St. E. Clinton
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JULY 12, 2015
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HEARTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH
52 Victoria St., Clinton - 519-606-1015
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Sunday School
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St. Paul's Anglican Church
A Congregation of the Parish of The Holy Spirit
49 Ontario St., Cinton
The Reverend Karine A. Snowdon BA, M.Div
Organist & Choir Master: Dana Prouse
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Due to a strong community spirit, Hensall is now home to a splash
pad. The project was publically unveiled late last month.
Cool down at the Hensall
splash pad this summer
Dave Flaherty
Postmedia Network
When a community works
together, the sky is the limit.
The small village of Hensall
proved that to be true with the
public unveiling of the splash
pad on Thursday, June 25.
Ryan Munn, secretary with
the Hensall Kinsmen Club and
co-chair of the splash pad com-
mittee, said the second phase of
the splash pad was completed
earlier last month.
The total cost of the project
was $165,000.
Of that, $25,000 was contrib-
uted by the Kinsmen and Kin-
nette clubs of Hensall, $55,000
from an Ontario Trillium Foun-
dation (OTF) grant and $5,000
through a donation from Libro
Credit Union.
The rest came from local
businesses and residents.
"We are very happy as a club
to see the community get
behind us," Munn said.
Munn said the Kinnette Club
played a large role in helping
the project be completed with a
balanced budget.
He also praised the staff and
council of the Municipality of
Bluewater for their assistance.
The idea for a splash pad in
Hensall began with a meeting
in the fall of 2012.
Fundraising efforts began in
August 2013 and the first phase
of the project was completed in
July 2014.
The public unveiling
included a BBQ and there were
many local children enjoying
the splash pad.
"It improves the park for kids
and parents. It's really nice to
see kids playing together out-
side and not in front of a com-
puter;' Munn said.
The project also helped the
Kinsmen Club attract three new
members.
The splash pad is located
beside the Hensall Community
Centre.