Times-Advocate, 1988-03-23, Page 14Page 14
Times -Advocate, March 23, 1988
Spring break
at Hensall library
Don't forget the first pre-school
story hour at the library on Mon-
day. A group of 25 young people
were "Heading South" at the Hen-
sall Branch Library last Wednesday
with special guests Rick Powell and
Kim Gentner. The children enjoyed
a beach party with some rocking
good music as well as some old
stand-bys performed by the energetic
duo. The youngsters also played
games and entered a just -for -fun
Limbo contest. A snack of tropical
and exotic fruits was devoured by
the group before they left for home.
Minor ball
Minor ball registration will be
held the next two Saturday morn-
ings at the arena. Also any boys
from 8-13 who are interested in ball
hockey should contact Tom Dickens
at the arena.
Hensall Nursery School presents
"Fred Penner" in concert tomorrow.
For tickets call 262-3042.
Don't forget to start saving all of
your "Junque" for Hensall's Annual
Yard Sale to be held in May.
United Church
In Sunday's service at Hensall
United Church Cecil Pepper read the.
minutes for Missions "Let Your
Life Shines". Reverend Doug
Wright told the children's story and
built the Lenten Tower higher by
adding the Praying Hands.
Ushers were Rick McGee, Gary,
Kyle, Lorne Gackstetter and Murray
McGregor. Greeting worshippers at
the door was Doug Mock. Follow-
ing the services refreshments were
served in the Fellowship Hall. the
property committee in charge. The
schedule for Easter services is as
follows:- Maundy Thursday Com-
munion, Thursday, March 31 at 7
p.m., Easter Sunrise Service and
Breakfast, April 3, at 7 a.m. Easter
Worship Service, April 3, at 11
a.m.
Hensall
Susan Flartman 262-2449
GOING SOUTH - Rick Powell and Kim Genttner performed a Wednes
day afternoon Spring Break program for Hensall's 8-13 year-olds. The
youngsters came attired in beach wear and joined in songs and a limbo
dance.
Legion hosts shuffleboard tournament
On Friday evening the Hensall
Legion hosted their 1988 Shuffle-
board Tournament. Thank you to
all of the members and spares for
their participation. Ladies' high for
the year was Shari Groot, runner-
up was Donna Allan and low was
Marg Upshall. Men's high for the
year was Al Kyle, runner-up was
Bob Campbell and low was Mark
Consitt.
Marg Clarke scored highest of
the ladies during play-offs with
Donna Allan second. Leonard Lo-
vell was the top scoring man in
the play offs with Bob Campbell.
as runner-up.
Larry and Bea Uyl presented the
winners with pins on behalf of the
Legion.
At the beginning of the year
Wilma Caldwell picked two hidden
scores. The two people with scores
closest to these numbers won a
LEGION SHUFFLEBOARD - This years winners of the Hensall Legion
Shuffleboard tournament are as follows: grand champions Len Lovell
(front left) and Marg Clarke, runners up Donna Allen and Bob Caldwell,
Marg Upshaw (back left) with the low prize, Shari Groot and Al Kyle were
first place winners, and Bob Campbell took second. Absent was the men's
low prize winner Mark Consitt.
prize. The winner of the ladle's hid-
den score was Gladys McGregor
while her husband Grant was the
lucky winner of the man's prize.
In every club, organization or
sporting event, there is always one
person who makes things more en-
joyable for everyone involved. The
shuffleboard players decided to hon-
our a person who is a good sport, a
good competitor and brought so
much fun to Friday night shuffle-
board. Marg Clarke made the pres-
entation to Pat Noakes, the winner
of this year's award.
A large number of prizes were do-
nated by area businesses. The shuf-
fleboard players would like to thank
Tuckey Beverages, Hostess Snacks,
Bill Coleman, Molson Brewery,
Carling Brewery, Bazaar Novelty,
Nevadaman, The Kippen Gun Club,
Solway's, Ron's Health Centre, The
Flower Basket, The Birch Tree,
Sign's and Shirts, Thompsons, Bay-
field Boat Yard, Klip & Kurl. The
Hair House, Big "O" Drain Tile,
Hensall Co -Op and Hyde Brothers..
Shuffleboard
The Happy Shufflers gathered for
their weekly exercise last Tuesday at
the Hensall Arena. The high ladic
scorers were Vera Ross 330, Eileen
Dowson 302 and Pearl McKnight
289. Top scoring men were John
Pepper 345, Alf Ross 340 and Del-
mar Skinner 320.
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Senior Achievement Awards
Nominations
Do you know a senior citizen (65 years ii , of age or over) who has made a
significant contribution to our corn-
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY - Queensway activities director Carol Gascho
(lett) celebrates St. Patrick's day with a dance with Rosa Grigg, formerly
of Grand Bend, Favorite Irish music was supplied by the Huron Strings of
Clinton and Seaforth.
Queensway 9\Lews
Monday afternoon several resi-
dents played bingo with the Hen-
sall Untied Church ladies.
Tuesday morning everyone loos-
ened up as we went through our
exercise routine. We take turns
counting our repetitions in differ-
ent languages, we have residents
counting in French, German,
Dutch and Pennsylvania Dutch. A
learning experience. for all of us.
Tuesday afternoon Rev. Van Essen
delivered the message at our wor-
ship service.
Wednesday residents enjoyed hav-
ing many people from the commu-
nity flow through our doors as we
hosted a stop'n shop Tupperware
party in our Activity room. This
was a fund raising project for Rest
Ilome Residents Operations
Group. Thank you to Cantle
McCarron for her presentation and
also all the people from the com-
munity who helped make this pro-
ject such a success.
Thursday afternoon Marie Flynn
and her Huron Strings were the
special attraction at our St. Pa-
trick's Party. We sipped on grccn
punch and nibbled lots of green
fancy squares. Prizes for residents
wearing the most green went to
Mary Westlake and Jeanette McDo-
nald. The volunteer in the most
grccn was Lil Baker and visitor
wearing the most grccn was Loret-
ta Wein. Grace Dinney won the
prize for the birthday closest to St.
Patrick's Day. Rosa Grigg receive'
the prize for the most dances.
Thank you to Iva Reid for the spe-
cial decorations and Helen Ander-
son for bringing in some Irish arti-
facts among which was a genuine
Irish Shillelagh. Thursday evening
several residents watched our fea-
tured film "Elvis In Concert".
Friday we relaxed at Library
Hour while Luella Hall read a
beautiful story "A time for fami-
ly". In the afternoon Joyce Pepper
joined us as pianist at our choir
practice. After practice we enjoyed
special music by Thomas and
Phyllis Desjardinc.
Residents arc looking forward to
our International Day featuring Pit-
cairn Island, March 25.
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Nomination deadline: April 8, 1988.
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