Times-Advocate, 1980-07-09, Page 22converted into a residence
by Mrs. Janice of of
Toronto was out of control.
Firemen experienced a
water shortage for a short
period of time with pumper
units from Brucefield and
Clinton called to the scene.
Mrs. Smale managed to
save a few items from the
house which, contained
several antiques.
The building was insured
Mrs. Smale told firemen.
Cause of the fire has not
been determined with no
estimate of the loss being
made.
FUN AT SCHOOL - At the Vacation Bible School held last week at Hensall United
Church, teacher Janis Bisback, holding little Peter Owen, entertains Bonnie Smale,
Karen Davies and Leeann Consitt. Shown in the background are some of the crafts the
nursery class did while at school. Staff photo
ASS-STOUNDING RIDING - The donkey baseball game between the Hensall Kinsmen
and the Hensall firemen at the Hensall and district community centre Thursday provided lots
of laughs for the 400 fans in attendance. Showing how not to dismount from his steed was
Bevan Bonthron. T-A photo
Queensway folk picnic
The residents of the
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nonite Church who planned
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them, Everyone had such a
good time. Birthday
greetings to those having
birthdays in June namely:
Russell Erratt, Nell Ken-
drick, Louise Scrimgeour,
Wally Crich, Mac Beaver.
Rev. Van Essen conducted
the church service.
High men's bowling score
was Neil Regan with 114 and
ladies' high Mary Parlmer
with 105.
Visitors with Vera Lam-
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and Darla Lammie. Mabel
and Linda Doat visited with
Irene Kalbfleisch. Ruth and
Gladys Beckler visited Pat
Oesch. Bill and Ruby
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Triebner. Mrs. Henry
Becker, Winnifred Wilds,
Henry and Marie Wilds, Mrs.
Dianne Wilfred visited Mrs.
Wilds. Visiting with Mrs.
Volland were Mrs. Irene
Finlayson, Mrs, Beatrice
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Former area school
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Taylor. Mis. Vera Johnston,
Ron and Joyce Taylor.
Leona Alderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Alderson, Erlene
Stewart visited Mrs.
Alderson. Oke Rozendal,
Richard Rozendal and
Marilyn Bouma visited Mrs.
Rozendal, Robert Dale
visited Agnes Cutting.
Visiting with Russell
Erratt were Lee and Anna
McConnell, Bill and Helen
Taylor, Kathy Patterson,
Donna Whittaker, Arnold
and Nora Keyes, Elva
Sanders. Ruth and Susan
Durand visited Nell Ken-
drick. Also visiting with Mrs.
Kendrick were Liz and
Sherry Varley and Erlene
Stewart. Walter, Florence
and Vicki Wilhelm visited
Edna Youn. Visiting with
Louise Mitchell were Mr.
and Mrs. Denroche.
A former Tuckersmith
school house was destroyed
by fire Sunday afternoon.
A spokesman for the
Hensall fire department said
his men answered the call to
the former SS Number 10
thr .T miles north-east of
Hensall around 4:30.
When they arrived the
school house which had been
MARK EVENT
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mousseau celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding an-
niversary at the Pine Ridge
chalet on Saturday evening
which was largely attended
by many neighbours and
freinds. A dinner for family
and friends was served to
some one hundred and
thirty guests. Guests were
greeted by the host and
hostess who received many
congratulations and best
wishes. Dancing was en-
joyed to music by Joe
Overholt's orchestra.
VISIT FROM SCOTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McLaughlin and sons
Raymond and Stuart of
Glasgow, Scotland were
recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Slade and Glenn
whom they have not seen in
twenty-one years. Mr.
McLaughlin and Mr. Slade
were employed by the same
firm in Toronto,
Hensall
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with his sister Mrs. Chester
Earl when a family fathering
was held honouring their
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who celebrated her eightieth
birthday. Present were Rev.
McDonald, two sisters
Grace, Mrs. Norman
Coughlin and Ruth, Mrs.
Chester Earl along with their
families as well as Mrs.
McDonald's sisters and their
husbands.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Mousseau of Ridgetown
visited last week with
relatives and friends here
and attended the former's
brother and sister-in-law's
25th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
returned home after visiting
with her son and daughter-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke
in Oakville.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
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bridge, Mr. Charles Mickle,
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Collins and family,
Waterloo spent Sunday with
their mother Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. The church service
will be discontinued until
August 10th while Rev.
Knight is on vacation.
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were hostesses at their home
on Sunday when they en-
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class have just finished their snack and are waiting for the fin'al assembly. Staff photo
Hold assembly
There was an ex-
ceptionally good atttendance
at the annual vacation Bible
school held in the United
Church this past week for the
Hensall district.
Approximately 118 students
and staff attended the school
which had as its theme
"Jesus Our Lord".
The vacation school
opened on Monday morning
and continued throughout
the week with sessions held
each morning from 9:00 a.m.
to 11:30 a.m. Scott Jesney
was in charge of property
set-up assisted by Darron
Moir.
Florence and Glenn Slade
conducted the registration.
Janise Moir and Cathy
Geiger were superintendents
for the Nursery department;
Joan Alexander for the pre-
primary department,
Barbara Gackstetter for
the primary department,
Shirley Luther for the
middlers and Rev.
McDonald the junior
Enjoy Bible classes
department.
The teachers assisting
with the school were: Wendy
Banks, Dianne Rock, Donna
Hamather, Kay Gardner,
Randy Parker, Vicki Mann,
Joan Corbett, Audrey
Christie, Bev Moir, Cathy
Mann, Janet Moir, Trudy
Ferguson, Dorothy Brint
nell, Peggy Volland, Peggy
Campbell, Sharon Travis,
Sherry Travis, Barbara
Stretten, Nancy McCullough,
Joyce Pepper and Shirley
McAllister. Laurie, Joanne
and Marilyn Pepper were in
charge of Baby and toddler
care.
On Friday noon and
assembly was held at which
time the visitors viewed the
work of the school and heard
their songs and program
relating to their theme.
Much appreciation goes to
those who organized and
assisted with leadership for
this school and also to those
who sent cookies for the last
day as well as for the
younger children's break
period.