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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-28, Page 17hNEfflift0P1 XRta51TtbR, I0'4E118, 11199 — 195Q TRUDY OUANCE:of the Kozy Korners Guzzlers gets serious in the sawing competition at the Hensall Workboot Olympics, while 'fellow Guzzlers Scott Ingram and Dave Stoll work at holding the board down for her. Corbett photo. THE BUCKET BRIGADE event at the•Hensall Workboot Olympics got the participants cooled off as they passed arbucket of water over their heads to fill a garbage pail at theend of the line. Seen H ens 1 I posfm i.s t re s to "take C i i.,n,$.o,n post t Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262=2449 Hensall Public. School held. their Grade 8 graduation on Thursday evening in the school gym. The following is a list of presentations made: by 14s. Wiese and Mr. Pickell; Tuckersmith Township Presentations by Mr. Kemp to Mindy Beil:andShane Pepper; • Oddfellows' Citizenship Award by Mr. Mansfield and Mr. Jones to Stephanie Thomson; General Homes French Award by Mr. Mansfield and' Mr. Peckham to Vic- toria Bisback; K-40.English Award - Ms. Wiese to V. Bisback; Cook'sMMathematics Award - by Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Catry to 'Mindy Bell . flensall. Ce9p•Sc nre Award - by(Mrs'ldtatbV?'BYkhack,W G.7homp son and.Sons Social Science Award .by'Mr. Kemp to .Brian "Gardner; :Hensall Public School Arts Award by+Ms Rurlow:,toMindy Bell; Hensall Public"School' Female Athlete Awardby'Mrs. Crockerto V:.Bisback; Hen- sall Public School 'Male Athlete Award Eby Mrs. Crocker .taMarkDietz; General Coach Best All "Round Student Award by Mr. Kemp to M. Bell; Xinette Academic Girl Award.and Academic Boy:Award by ;Mrs. 41Viafilewand takes rya #�''!; ,•f This month at Maplewood Manor residents enjoyed a variety of activities. • Every Wednesday •church+services were held. The ministers eonducting,thel aervioes were Rev..Henderson ;from :Exeter, Rev. :Cheryl Anne :Stadelbauer .;Sampa .from Egmondville United :Church,;Mr.randMrs. ('Mervin Lobb-fromsBethe1 Bible 'Church i. .Egmondville rand -Rev. Snibur 'from ,Londesboro United 'Church. •Theministerlal .services are well attended as -many aresidents are tunable •;to attend reg whurclnonsSundays. . ,Carole.Carte'sand€Marion:;iiosetprmdded Pithe.weekly";musical entertainment:aWith^.the ,r new 'books. Sing Ontain.:Jargecprint,cit.has :enabled many to join in :the: aingalong. Bingoistthe weeklydpopularrgame, almost :;as„popular:aa;euehre. Item/inners for the: :,month forabiagoewerei ete8&emeer, Ohvt 'Nraviss, Ann,4gar,,.Ethel .Coleman, $race .Titford, Minna ;Scott, 'Ed .Johns, 4May Habkirk, -.Elsie,lShaddlek, Matter ,Somer- +vf11e,,Anna:-Sherrineand NWillie Tremeer. The speciakeventafor tlas month•included olttIRRrsciatioirslinnerlor Maplewoori'•s ol- aunteers.,#Mitts:€dinnera.Estherinanneson maid ,ltgrace ,.sand :Ed ,.Johns sand Alatti 41e4rago>lzapl esentedtgiftsto.:themolunteers. r:Majilewotid ,talso ;Thad , a :derma rtogetberFteith Mrs. JIoelseber's:;f3.rade t and 7 -;class -sof Seaforth-l?ublicaFSChoo1."The sstudentsllau visiteu residentaitwice aweek rfortsthe;year i Residentsma ailaathem. x.Mies.a;talenttahowabst#]tea> depts1*ey •waervetiAonkies they:,badbaltedj pleweed -presented the class Atli s Amok .,to -'remember the speelalmarAll8liantleAnpa =•.4►gertsaide ua,i,4 ytrit or lslltst.A as agaitnta .I4:s.7.f$QelSller• dipyingillie piano tL edtth ,$nothei . ,x uV,p11 r5!Was;held ';lor alb, err,• rl.. t . *e ►p: IdtCdlint , •I.'" at,, ,:stt.• orppsonA s s-„. £Viapeeweo l^eti residents oL'Ma', ,, bort springcitti par` • ,yet the Att1GdltotWali Ti!14ieS o ,Aattp.and tune; A' Sheila Corbett of the Kinette Club to V. Bisback and Shane Pepper; Special Presen- tation by Bouthien Chansamone to secretary Kay Rathwell who is leaving YIPS for a new job at Sointh Huron District High School. School Crest Winners were: School crest, Anne Peckham, Brian Gardner; small H, Terry -Lynn Elder, Tara Pepper; large H, Mindy Bell, Vicki Bisback and Shane Pepper. SENIOKS MEETING Eighteen members:and one visitor attend- ed the Three 1: inks Seniors June meeting, chaired by the president, Evelyn Flynn. Dorothy 'Mickle .presided at the piano. All were reminded they are responsible for the September 20 birthday party at Huron - view. A new treasurer's book is to be purchasedsfHostesses-for'the euchre'were .Evelyn -Flynn and Gladys :Coleman:- Prize winners -were ladies high, Nellie Riley, low Sadie Hoy. Men's high Stewart Blackwell, low Pearl Taylor. Lone hands Dorothy Mickle. Lucky cup at the lunch which followed Pearl Taylor. -The next meeting, a potlucksupper at 6:30 p.m. on -September 12. After;being.postmaster in .Hensall for the past .four years, Brenda Russell will be postmasterin Clinton, 'effective •auly 1. "I'll:miss the people in 'Hensel, but .am confident the public will continue to be well served by.the staff. I wish the staff all the. goodwill and cooperation, that has been -shown .to me .over the .past years." SHUFFLEBOARD • Highest winner for six. games Dave Kyle 418, Jack Consitt 411,Marg Consitt 395, Ross Niarshall.187, Glad Livsey 374, and Walter Knowles342. 'FIGURE' SKATING "The :Hensall Figure Skating Club ran a food booth:at theliensall Spring Fair and were able to raise;$815.97. This money 'will be a , ,t help next•season tgoffset costs. Thanks 1 . everyone who worked so hard at ti avow. 11ENSALL PLAYGROUND .ne still interested in registering their chuuren+for.Hensall Playground may. do so by dropping in at the Village Offices. A large number.ofHensall residents were part of a large group from Nabisco in Ex- eter who spent Saturday at Canada's Wonderland. Some of those attending were Bev Bell and family, Ron Hartman and family, Donnie Reid and family Debbie Brock and family and Marion Goldsworthy andfamily, all of Hensall. A total of 108 peo- ple 'travelled to Toronto on two Air,'condi- tioned buses and spent the ,day splashing andwhirling their way around the park. Boy was it hot. After a stop at McDonald's in Cambridge the bus returned to Exeter. Thanks to Nabisco, for helping fund.the trip and a special thanks to Jane for all of her hard work. Although there were only four teams par- ticipating this year in the 'Hensall Kinsmen's Workboot Olympics every one :played hard. 'The,.teams•vfed forpointssin events such as nail hatnmering,.,briek, pil- ing, bale tossing and wheelbarrow racing. After the dust was settled the winners were the Willert Connection many of whom are from"Hensall. The .Hensall library was overflowing recently when they held their storyhour wrap-up party for all of the children who had participated this year. "The 25 children plus their .parents and tiny . brothers .and sisters enjoyed songs, games and .a .pic- nic. A .presentation" was made to Janis Bisback for all of her help to the kids. Storyhour •will resume in September. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH June 75 sir g•the fifth Sunday after Trini- ty Re•, .,.istun opened the service with the usual:proeeeuutgs. The choir sang the anthem Anywhere With Jesus, Rev. Gaskin's .sermon was entitled -the .Christ of God. Berstressed •what :it means to really • know who •you are: Encouraged us to use an ongoing dialogue .with people around you and for dialogue ,with yourself. 'The service was very interesting and in- formative.. One announcement of %interest is on -Thursday ;of this week there is to.be the induction of Rev. Carolyn McAvay at Brussels. here the '.Brewski Bunch team races against the rival^Kozy Korner Guzzlers. The Willert Connection and MacLean's Maulers were the other teams in the olynlpics this year. Corbett photo, BREW,SKI BUNCH team member Charlene J7laymon concentrates as she tries to.hit the nail in the nail driving.competition. of the • Workboot-Olympics. irorbett:photo. STX LAWN TRACTORS FROM ,JOH1ly DEERE l3n ` Ii g' bXer yATt9jjyer r th T stot: :04.9improge huovc$ attku Aakiaviros Igor 41410kssindYfplE0ghyatAglnd on yourijawn. „"., 1,01tr itll: 0Yabgadoysiveiggine qn. d flight altmi„pBrxrdtua 40.3;4latm:traator 11as aC6 24,:poyiera nsl..inwiev@iaki4ty 94get ryp' thrp tsh+,thAohl:41d;ahin..And.ypu eet9l1get asasSIO w;j Rko eare,9l+aiksasa ad aWe aOu a . ,nAjfardr raPa risen' aarielste,l e,.,of sS lawr(,kg914r&,today• rttA ErieSitio Stratford 1 otesiste tow i �.. 74 $ P IS `4 iN I * (facials, BAG* Iroatments, ilholcomp tArtialty, Ayebtow Usti lintins Na'Bon iqg • 4.114,44,44,