The Huron Expositor, 1998-04-01, Page 6Weekly green pick-ups begin Monday
The Village of Hensall will
commence weekly green
pick-up on Monday, April 6.
The pick-up will be each
Monday, unless there is a
holiday, in which case the
pick-up will be on the
Tuesday. Items include:
grass, clippings, garden
waste, limbs, etc. These items
should be in cardboard boxes
or containers -- no bags will
be collected. Limbs need to
be tied with string or twine,
and must be no longer than
four feet in length. Items
should not be more than forty
pounds. The weekly pick-up
is a free service, completed
by the Hensall Works
Department. Items which do
not adhere to the guidelines,
will not be collected.
Hensall residents are also
reminded that weekly co -col-
lection of tagged garbage and
recyclables will resume in the
month of May.
Sybille Schaufler welcomed
everyone to the March meet-
ing of Hensall and District
Horticultural Society, held at
Queensway. Following the
singing of the national
anthem, Pam Grusska intro-
duced guest speaker Deb
Witte, of Parkhill. Deb spoke
of her garden and the busi-
ness she runs, "In The
New babies
still always
good news
New babies are always
good news.
Congratulations to Mark
and Sharia Moore on the safe
arrival of a darling baby boy,
Liam Christian John, born on
March 14, 1998.
Congratulations to proud
grandparents, LaRoyd and
Roslyn Bender, and John and
Marjorie Moore. Congratu-
lations to great grandmothers,
Racheal Bender and Rose
Ross.
Congratulations to Rob,
Barb and Zachary Core on
the happy arrival of Evan
O'Rourke, born on March 16.
Congratulations to proud
grandparents Louise Sloan
and Bob and Rita Core.
Joe Eckert enjoyed a visit
from John Eckert and Tanya
and Regina of the KW area.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
A well -adjusted person can
make the same mistake twice
without getting nervous.
Garden". A catalogue of
plants was available for
members to buy, with orders
placed by the end of April
bringing a 10 per cent refund
to the society. Deb was
thanked by Ann Overweel
and presented with a gift.
In a show and tell portion
of the meeting Jennifer Roth
showed a couple of cocoons
and a moth her son had
found. Dorothy Elder volun-
teered to bring a houseplant
for the District 8 annual
meeting. Dorothy was per-
haps the most complete lep-
rechaun in the crowd as she
was wearing green down to
her shoes. Liz Sangster gave
a brief presentation on the
evening's theme flower, the
perennial geranium, and
passed around a few leaves
she had dug up from under
the snow. The winner of the
free ticket to the District 8
meeting was Adrian Bayley.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Kevin Steeper's
message was "A Fine Point".
Dorothy Taylor was the
organist. Harry Smith and
Bob Bell received the offer-
ing.
At Hensall United Church
the greeters were Irene and
Stewart Blackwell. Veronica
and John Thomson were the
ushers with Dave Campbell
looking after the elevator.
Mark Garlough was in charge
of the music. Nancy Fraser
was the minister. Ross
Kercher was the lector.
The Annual Beef Supper
will he held on April 22 with
the first sitting at 5 p.m. and
the second at 6:30. For tick-
ets call Marg Cole at 262-
2304 or the church office at
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262-2935. Next Sunday
donations for the food bank
will be accepted.
The Worship and
Sacrament Committee would
appreciate flowers for the
sanctuary for any occasion.
On Palm Sunday, a group
of 20 will dramatize the days
of Jesus.
The Friendship Circle will
meet 7:30 p.m. April 6.
Nanc Fraser will be the
guest speaker, talking on her
trip to Peru.
The shuffleboard scores for
March 24 were as fellows:
Tom Williams 523, Hazel
McEwen, 513, Betty
Simmons 502, Ina Williams
492, Pearl McKnight 466,
Dave Woodward 456, Jim
Davis 442, Edna Dietz 431,
Theo Vandenboom 415,
Russell Ferguson 413.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AprII 1, 1998-5
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER - Jill Camochan of Seatorth was
one of two students to win the James E. Clark Scholarship
Award at a recent ceremony for Humber College students.
The award is presented to students who have demonstrat-
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