Times-Advocate, 1987-06-17, Page 27As summer. rolls around, the
Village if Hensall is providing a
supervised "Creative Kids Play" pro-
gram at the playground:
The program will run for six con-
secutive weeks beginning July 6 from
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. for children from the
ages of 5-13.
Swimming lesson in Vanastra will
again be offered to those who are
Interested.
A lot of exciting activities have been
planned for a summer filled with lots
of fun and creativity.
Throughout the program the
children will be involved in a drama
production which will be presented at
the end of the season to their families
and friends.
Registration for . both the
playground program and swimming
lesson will be held at the Mensal! and
District Community Centre on Thurs-
day, June 25 from 5:30 - 9 p.m.
Playground leaders Jennifer Thom-
son, Theresa Vanwieren and
Christine Huston will be there to meet
you and answer any questions.
- The Hensall and District Ilor-
ticultural Society enjoyed a trip on
June 8 to the Rose Garden in Wind-
sor's Jackson Park. The group of 42
from Hensall and area stopped for-'
lunch at "The Other Place" in Wind-
sor followed by a jaunt to Colio
Winery in Harrow for a tour andWine-
tasting.
After a visit -to Colasanti Gardens
in Ruthven they wound up the even-
ing with a tour of the facilities and
dinner at Wheel's In in Chatham.
Three Links St'niors
The Three Links Seniors held their
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening June 9 with president Aldeen
Volland presiding.
Final -plans were made for the visit
to Huronview on June 17toentertain
the residents for their June birthday
party. Members are to meet at the•
Club Rooms at 12:45 p.tn.
On June 25 the members wilt be go-
ing to Huronview for a luncheon and -
entertainment. -
There will be no meeting during Ju-
ly and August. The September
meeting will begin with a pot luck
supper at 6:30 p.m.
Shuffleboard
A group from Grand Bend joined
the Happy Pushers for their weekly
shuffling on Thursday. High ladies
were Olga ('hipchase 376, Vera_ Ross
:333 and EIIen-Coutts 294.. .
High Men were Alf Ross 366, Ross.
Marshall 296 and Lorne Shelton 286.
Riley reunion
u
Denti4 Gower ---and Sabrina
ftrickman, 12 and over Backup Race
- Brett Thompson and Tracey Riley.-
- —Ove ? Guessing Contest - Fredo
Boa and John MacDougall, Spouse's
Thumb Contest. - Wendy and Mike
Brickman, Bat Relay - Jo -Anne
Thomspon's Team, Clothespin Relay
• - Glenn Harburn's Team, Raffle -
John MacDoughall.
Promotion Sunday
June 14 was Sunday School Promo-
tion and Awards Day at Hensall
United Church. -
The front of the church was a mass
of evergreens and flowers in memory
of Margaret Wein, formerly of Ex-
• •eter, who passed away recently in Ot-
tawa. She was the mother of Doug of
Ottawa, and his wife is the former
Gerry Parker, daughter of Harold
and Dorothy.
Flowers were also placed in
memory of Mary Mellis, a member of
the Kippen United Church.
Our sympathy is extended to Gerry
Glen whose mother passed away sud-
denly in Lucknow last Thursday and
also to the Taylor family on the tragic
loss of their daughter, Donna.
- • The• theme for the service as
• "Trees" and Mr. Cowan, who con-
ducted the service, told the children
about a tree that loved a little boy.
When he was little he played in the
tree, then as he grew up he used ap-
ples to sell, its branches to build a
house, its trunk to make a book and
finally the -stump to sit on and
meditate. The tree felt very happy to
be helpful. So childrei , doing what
Jesus wants them to do can love and
help other and make them happy.
Assistant Superintendent Bill
Noakes and Mr. Cowan gave out
perfect attendance awards to Tara
and Shane Pepper. Benjamin and
Sarah Stoll, Joshua Fields, Lindsay
Campbell, Erin Campbell and
Heather Wood for one year. Jane
" Campbell. Dawn and Joan Corbett,
and Meghan .Hayter received two
year. awards.
Three year awards went to Becky
Corbett, Kim Taylor, Bill Hayter.
Melissa Masse, Janine Hayter and
Jennifer Masse.
Receiving four year awards were
Jeff Rathwell, Jeremy, Scott and Jeff
Reid, Victoria Bisback and Dennis
Noakes. For six years - Kari Taylor.
Katie Rathwell, Jennifer McGee, Lisa
Campbell and Jamie Brock; seven
years - Richelle and Terri -Lynn.
Elder. Kari -Sue and Ryan Kyle and
Leann Consitt. For eight years -
Jodie: Jamie and Derick McGee and
Tim and Mark 'Brock; 9 years
Thomas Scotchmer, Shaun Wurm and
Mindy Bell and 11 years - Diane Steb-
bins, Wayne Scotchmer and Rob
Gackstetter.
Promotional certificates were
given out.. Promotion from nursery
two to kindergarten one were Kristine
Pryde,- Lindsay Campbell, Tara
•Campbell, David Bisback, Erin Tra-
'quair, Benjamin Reahurn, Lindsay
Knight. Joshua Alexander and Bran-
din Martin. From kindefgarten two to
Primary one were Jason Corbett, Bill
Hayter, Amy Wood, Jeff Rathwell
and Valarie Collins. • '
From .Primary two to Junior one
were Kari Taylor, Katie Rathwell,
Jamie Campbell, Melissa Masse, Jen -
The 40th Riley Reunion was held at
the Exeter Park June 14 with 11 of the
descendents being present that were
at the first Reunion also. There were
5:3 present at the 40th.
Officers for 1988 are: Ernie liar -
burn, president,'Glenn I larhurn, vice=
president, Sheila Corbett, secretary.
Loretta Riley, treasurer, Harburn's
for sports. .
The 1988 Reunion will be held at the
Ilensall Park next year. same date.
same time. -
Winners of games were: Baby's
birth closest of reunion date - Craig
Wilkenson, :3-6. Jelly Bean Race -
Sabrina and Amanda Brickman, 6-9
Backup Race - Matthew and MacKen-
zie Cardiff, 9-12 Bubble Gum Blow -
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LEGION DONATIONS e Hensall Legion made two generous
donations in a bri . resentation. Secretary Bea UyI presents a $500
cheque for Flowers of Hope to Annie Boerslna while treasurer and
first v/p Brad Buchanan hands over $500 to Andy (manse for'the Hen-
sall Minor Hocke Association.
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MUTUAL ADMIRATION — Carolyn Rimmelzwaan (left) and Kari
Taylor admire each other's submissions in the school.sectloo of the
Hensoll, Spring Fair.
Queenswaj
Hello, and welcome to Queensway
News. To start off, we have to men-
tion the super time we had last Sat
day at the Ifepsall Parade. We hope
everyone caught a glance, and gave
us a wave when the Queensway float
passed by. The people who were on
the float, enjoyed every second of the
parade, and were very proud to repre-
sent our home.
An event like the parade cannot go
by without saying some very deserv-
ed "thank yous". To begin we'd like
to thank all the volunteers, and staff
members who came out Saturday
morning •tb help us decorate.
Queensway would also like to thank
the entire Gascho family for helping
otit, and for putting a lot of time and
effort into our float.
Monday afternoon was set aside for
Music Fun. Several of us got together
to enjoy 41 wide vsriety.of music. It
was a very enjoyable and relaxing
afternoon.
On Tuesday afternoon, Queensway
had the pleasure of welcoming back
Pastor Van Essen, who conducted an.
enlightening church service, and we
look forward to his next visit.
Wednesday morning at 10 a.m., our
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Ladies Auxiliary met and discussed
several upcoming events. In the after-
noon Sue Cross from New Age Looms
in Toronto dropped by to give us a
weaving demonstration, as well as to ..
let us try the New Age Loom.
Thursday evening our movie of the
week was shown at 7 p.m. This week's
feature. "Fiji , was a travel film
about the culture and the island itself.
Friday afternoon was time to make
-decorations for our Queensway Float.
Thanks to a superb group effort, we
were able to design and make q.4.1Ie
necessary decorations.
•Finally,' on Sunday afternoon the
Lakeview Conservative Youth Group
dropped in to share their singing
talents with us. We'd like to thank
them for coming in to visit and enter-.
tain us.
Before we sign off, we just wanted
to remind you that June is Senior
Month, and that next week is Nursing
Home Week (June 21 -June 261. We
would like to 'invite you over to
Queensway to say hello and visit with
us, especially on June 26, 1987 which
is our annual Strawberry Social.
Donations will go to the Alzhiemer
Association. Please come out and juin
us for this very special day and week!
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rifer McGee; Lisa Campb II, Jennifer elders of the church, Clarence
Volland, , Rochus Faber, Bob Bell,
limy Moir and Al-Hoggarth-------
• The flowers in the sanctuary were
placed by the Taylor family in
memory of Donna Taylor.
On Sunday June 21 the service will
be conducted by the Gideon.
Sunday June 28 there will be no ser-
vice in Ilensall so that the Congrega-
tion can join with Cromarty to
celebrate their anniversary. The
following is a list of guest ministers
for the month of July: July 5 - Rev.
Evan Jones, DVA Chaplin: July 12 -
Rev. Robert Johnson; July 19 - Rev.
Robert Johnson and July 26 - Rev.
Bob Cochrane.
cannel Church will be closed for
the month of August.
Allan, MacKenzie Cardiff and Louise
WQod._ F�tttn Junior- .two to In-
termediate one were Jamie Brock,
Cathy Corbett, Terri -Lynn llder,
Jaimie and Jodie McGee, Tara Pep-
per, Jeremy Reid, Heather Wood,
Anne Packham and Kimberly
Scotchmer.
A presentation of a crest was made
to every child in Sunday School. It
was designed by Pam Gackstetter for
Hensall United Church's 100 Anniyer-
saryiast year. Our congratulations to
Pam for her interest and ability.
Alan Mallette and Rachel Wood
presented. Mr. Cowan with a poster,
made by the children, thanking him
for his support. • .
Greeting worshippers at the door
was Hilda Payne, assisted by Chris
Smith. Ushers for the service were
Barb and Pam Gackstetter and Don
and Bill Stebbins.
Carmel Presbyterian
By Margaret lloggarth
On Sunday June 14 at Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Rev.
William Milne presided in the pulpit:
Rev. Milne's sermon topic was "Jn
Touch With God". Miss Carolyn Love
accompanied the hymns on the organ.
The sacrament of the Lord's supper
was celebrated and distributed by the
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