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Times -Advocate, June 29, 1988 Page 9
Register now for
summer playground
HENSALL - The thaw for this
year's Summer Recreation Program
is Its a Small World." Registra-
tion' will be held this Wednesday
and Thursday at the arena from -7-9
or you can pick up a form at either
the village office or the library.
The cost is $40 per child or $75
. per family. Swimming lessons are
available at an additional cost.
Northcrest news
Hazel Luther had her son Judge
Donald S. Luther of Cornerbrook
Newfoundland visiting with her for
a few days this week.
Miss Muriel Hayman of Southern
England is visiting with her sister
and brother-in-law Kilda and Carl
Payne.
Glen and Pearl McKnight enjoyed
a visit from their family last Sun-
day. Spending some time with the
McKnights were Mary and Don
Gravett of Hanover along with their
sons Mark of Toronto, Gary of Port
Elgin and John of Guelph.
Margaret Mole and family spent
the day Sunday at Dungannon and
attended the memorial service at the
cemetery followed by a visit with
Betty and Bob Mole arid family.
Shuffleboard
Highest score of the.day for the
Class of '8
HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL - Graduates from Hensall Public School
for 1988 are Mike Graham (back left), Matt Gardner, Jonathan,Cor-
bett, David Northcott, Dave Stephens, Sean Kyle, Garry (manse,
Jason Reid, Cara Powell (front left), Lorena Fink, Angie Moir, Karie-
Sue Kyle, and Angela Gould
MEMORIAL AWARD - The Agnes Regan Memorial Award was presented
on Friday to the msot deserving grade 3 and grade 6 students at McCurdy
Public School for their general proficiency. From left are Sarah Mosurin-
john, Sherri Smith, and Hang Pham.
HITACHI
Summer
VOLUNTEERS - Several ladies from the Zurich Mennonite Church came
to Queensway to help with the Strawberry Social Friday. From left are Del-
la Gascho, Queensway recreationist Darlene Friesen and Arlene Seyler.
Ministers end terms
IIENSALL - Rcv. Charles Hen-
derson of Exeter and Rcv. Bob Bis-
sct.of Goderich have now completed
their assignments as supply mini-
stcrs for Carmel, Hensall and Ca-
ven, Exctcr churches while we were
without a resident Minister. .
On Sunday June 26 in Hcnsall
Rcv. Bob Bisset's sermon was enti-
tled "And The Beat Goes On". He
mentioned how he had enjoyed be-
ing with the parish over the tpast
months and wished the church the
very best as they eagerly look for-
ward to the new minister arriving.
There will be no services in the
Presbyterian Church for the five
41r -
Sundays in July.
Rcv. Fraser Stinson will be arriv-
ing in July to take up -residence in
the Presbyterian Manse on Carling
St. in Exctcr, and will start his
ministry ,for Hensall and Exeter
charges on Monday, August 1.
Commencing on Sunday, August -
7 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. Fraser Stin-
son
will preside in the pulpit at
Hcnsall Presbyterian Church.
The induction of Rev. Fraser
Stinson will be held in Carmel
Church Hcnsall on Wednesday,
September 14 at 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome. -
Happy Pusters ,of Tuesday was
Pearl McKnight with a score of 527
followed by Dorothy Brintnell 416,'
Dave Kyle 381, Robert Long 344,
Annie Reid 343 and John Pepper
338.
Shuffling every Tuesday afternoon
at the arena in Hensall. Newcomers
are always welcome.
United Church -
Mrs. Belva Fuss was joined by
Jean Jacobe for the musical begin-
ning .to the servick. on Sunday at
Hcnsall United Church. -
Immediately before the benedic-
tion Doug Mock 'presented Belva
with a gift from the congregation
along with many kind and well de-
served words in appreciation for the'
special services Belva has given to
the church over the ycars.'Belva
thanked the.congregation and the
senior choir for their faithful sup-
port while she was organist and
choir leader.
A delicious lunch was served fol-
lowing the service. This was hosted
by the Membership and Sacraments
Committee.
Harold Parsons greeted parishion-
ers at the door and ushers wcrc Jim
McGregor, Bill Scotchmer, Bill
Noakes and Doug Mann.
Queensway JVjws
IIENSALL - Tuesday after Fun
and Fitness residents viewed the
video taken of our Talent Show. It
was -great reviewing all the fun we
had and also seeing those that wcrc
in the audience. Thank you very
much to John Casticdinc for taping
our show. Reverend Rodgers visit-
ed us in the afternoon and led our
church service. Several parishion-
ers carne with him- and residents
were pleased to visit with them
following the service. Thank you
to Carol Rodgers volunteer pianist,
for our service.
Wednesday we all enjoyed our
yearly visit to Bill Gibson's cot-
tage. It was a super time. We lis-
tened to and sang along with organ
and piano music. A few brave
souls even danced in the kitchen.
We ended our afternoon with Bill's
delicious carrot cake and ice cream,
also lots of tea and coffee. Many
thanks .to our most gracious host
and the volunteer drivers who made
our outing possible.
Thursday, Baking Club got to-
gcther-and hulled fresti strawberries
in preparation for our fund raiser
for Alzhcimcrs Research.. The an-
nual Strawberry Social. In the
evening the move feature "The Jol-
son Story" was viewed by several
residents.
Friday afternoon our Strawberry
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'Social took place. Residents were
pleased to see many family and
friends from the community in.
We would like to thank Ivan Nor-
ris, George Mathonia and Lloyd
Thompson for entclwining. Also
thank you to Michael O"Connor
for so generously loaning his
chairs to us. We appreciated the
many volunteers .who made this
Alzheimer fund raiser possible.
Congratulations to Lillian Smith
and Mary Witherspoon who wcrc
the lucky winners of a beautiful
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