Times Advocate, 1994-01-19, Page 7Times -Advocate, January 19, 1994
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This Tranquility artwork by Les Didier will be the early bird prize for the 1994 Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Foundation dinner. Shown above are Foundation director Ted Jones and Matt
Clarke, owner of Exeter Chrysler who is sponsoring the painting. Dinner tickets purchased by
February 16 will be eligible for this draw.'
Fun and fitness in Hensall
HENSALL - This week has been
full of activities, starting with fun
and fitness every morning. Last
Monday, residents enjoyed a fun af-
ternoon playing their weekly game
of bingo. On Tuesday, they had a
special guest minister for the
church service, Rev. Henderson
from Exeter. On short notice (three
hours) Rev. Henderson delivered a
wonderful message on "Good
Cheer". Joyce Pepper was also on
hand to play the piano on short no-
tice.
The Men's Group met on Thurs-
day afternoon for coffee and an
hour of chatting about old cars and
sports. Later in the evening, the
Calvinettes paid a visit and enter-
tained with music for the night.
The week ended on an even more
exciting note on Friday afternoon.
Two teams battled it out during a
Balloon Volleyball tournament.
Hensall news
Horticultural Society makes plans
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL - The Hensall Horticultural Society
stet last Monday, at the Hensall United Church. Pres-
ident Kathy Mann opened the meeting with a New
Year poem. The business portion of the meeting then
cOmmenced as secretary Diane Geistenkorn read the
minutes of the last meeting, which were passed as
read.
The executive had several important subjects to
discuss with the members. A motion was passed to
raise the membership. This was seen as a fair adjust-
ment, since other horticultural societies charge up to
$5.
The society also plans to have -a table at the Hen-
sall Annual Yard Sale in May. The society is altto
planning to participate in the Minor Hockey craft
show in November.
The guest speaker for the evening was Sheila Re-
ahurn. Sheila demonstrated how to create decorative
"roses" using dried apple slices; which are then used
in crafts and bouquets. Reaburn generously donated
her creations to the draws.
After the demonstration Diane Gerstenkorn
thanked the speaker. Dorothy Kipfer then conducted
the draws. The evening ended with another poem
and lunch followed.
Last Wednesday, the Hensall Legion Branch 468
held their regular monthly meeting. Donations of $50
were made to Big Brothers and Sisters Bowl-a-thon
and the Huron Adults Day Centre.
Coming events include a crokinolc party to be held
at tflegion hall Saturday, January 29 at 3 p.m.
A bus trip to the museum in Goderich, is planned
for this Sunday to sec the military display. Anyone
interested in this trip please contact Betty Simmons
at 262-2106, for reservations. The bus will leave the
legion at 12:30 p.m. The last date for the display is
February 7.
A meat roll was held Saturday. Winners were 1st:
Pete Zwaan, 2nd: Dave Smale, 3rd: Joan Beierling,
consolation prize wcnt to Jan Ingram1
Anyone interested in talking with Mel Harper, Pro-
vincial Service officer, may call Larry Uyl and an ap-
pointment could he set up for February 16 at the le-
gion.
Veterans who would like a game of cards or just a
social afternoon may meet at the legion February 16,
at 1 p.m. Coffee will be served.
Legion president Larry Uyl and ladies auxiliary
president Iva Reid, would like to wish everyone a
very happy and prosperous New Year.
The annual meeting of the Carmel Presbyterian
Church will be held on February 3 at 7:30 p.m.
The Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society an-
nual meeting will be held tonight, at the Hensall
Community centre.
Supper will be at 6 p.m., the meeting begins at 8
p.m. The speaker is Jane Muegge O.M.A.F. All
members are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Michael qnd David and Meghan Elizabeth Collins,
-children of David and Debbie Collins, were baptized
at Hensall United Church by Rev. Henry Annen on
Sunday.
Hensall United Church board meeting will be held
tonight, beginning at 7 p.m. for committees, with the
full board meeting at 8 p.m.
The community of Hensall, extends sympathy to
Duncan Cooper and family in thc loss of Corrine
Cooper.
Legion Auxiliary
The Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary held their
meeting Tuesday evening, January 4, in the Legion
Hall.
The Legion charter was draped, in memory of the
late Hilda Smale, who will be sadly missed by mem-
bers.
Thank you notes were read from Life members
who received poinsettias at Christmas. Auxiliary
members donated two hours of ice time. at the De-
cember meeting, towards free skating, at the arena.
A donation was made towards Huron Adult Day
Care Centre at Huronview.
A Penny Sale is to be held this year again in May,
draw to be on June 4.
Skating party
The Hensall Economic Development Committee
will be hosting a Community skating party Sunday.
January 23 at the Hensall arena. This will be held in
conjunction with the Hensall 110th celebrations, as
the "kick off' event. Admission for thc event is
$1.00, and free refreshments will be served. Skating
begins at 12:30 and nins to 2:20 p.m. Prizes will be
awarded for the oldest skater, the youngest skater
and best period dress. Bring thc whole family along
and -Celebrate the 110 birthday of Hensall.
Nursery School
Tinker Tots Co-op Nursery School invites children
aged 30 months to live years to join in the fun, Tues-
day, January 25 and sample the morning and after-
noon programs. Further information is available
from Karen Jolly (President) 262-3207, and/or Ve-
ronica Thomson (Registrar) 263-5072.
• Fair board
The Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society will
be hosting their Annual Meeting January 19, 1994.
Such will take place at the Hensall Arena Auditori-
um. Dinner is at 6:00 p.m.; the meeting to follow at
8:00 p.m. Jane Muegge, of the Clinton O.M.A.F. of-
'f'ice will be the guest speaker, centering her discus-
sion around the 1994 Fair Theme - Youth in Agricul-
ture.
Skating in Zurich
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - Sunday's free skating
party at the Zurich arena was a suc-
cess. The event was sponsored by
St. Boniface PTA .
A family get together was held
on Sunday to celebrate Paul
Klopp's birthday. The gathering
was at his and wife Heather's home.
Birthday wishes also go out to
Angela Clausins and Cliff McIn-
tosh last Monday and- to Jerome
Sweeney this past Tuesday.
Get well wishes are extended to
Ed Smith, Art Miller, Blanche
Bechard, Bill Schadc and Lloyd
O'Brien.
Lce and Rose Regier arc happy to
announce the arrival of their 6th
grandchild, Matthew Donald who
was born January 6 to Louise and
Brian Trapp of Dorchester.
As well Bonnie Schenk would
like to announce the arrival of
grandson Blain Jonathan, born on
Sunday to Kathy and Bill Snell of
London.
NOTICE
Numbers In the TA Phone
Book for DInney Furniture
and Dlnney Funeral
Service were transposed
The correct numbers are:
Dlnney Furniture
235-0173
DInney Funeral Service
235-3500
Baptism held in Centralia
By Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - Sunday, January
16 was a special occasion at Cen-
tralia United Church. Michelle Da-
nielle Underhill, daughter of
Dianne Durward and Terry Under-
hill, -slept peacefully as Rev,. Clare
Geddes baptised her into the
church. Several family members
and friends joined the congregation
for this occasion, and the choir's
music welcomed the baby into the
family of God.
On January 13, the UCW held an
interesting meeting where guest
speaker Shirley Prance displayed
costume jewellery and described
the different kinds available. Doro-
thy Rollings, Janet Hicks and Judy
Ills took part in the program.
Ulrich was served by Donna Smith
and June Essery. •
Friends -are invited to visit Wilf
Huxtable and Fred Bowden who
are currently in Exeter Hospital.
Communications workshops will
wrap up at Centralia Church on
Tuesday, January 18 at 7:30 p.m.
and on Wednesday, January 19 at
1:OO p.m.
Anyone interested in participat-
ing in aerobic workouts should call
Lois Wilson at 228-6841 for infor-
mation.
On Wednesday, January 19 at
8:00 p.m., the Official Board will
meet at Centralia United Church
for an important planning meeting.
Confirmation classes will begin
Sunday, January 23 at 2:00 p.m.
Contact Rev. Geddes at 228-6992
to find out where the class will be
held.
A reminder that Sunday, January
30 is the date for the congregational
potluck lunch and annual meeting.
There were 42 enthusiastic eu-
chre players at Heywood's Restau-
rant on January 10. Winners were -
Helen MacDonald, Alma
Etherington, Harry Noels and Stew-
art Campbell. The special prize was
won by Marian Noels.
Everyone is welcome to the next
euchre party January 24 at 2:30
p.m. at Heywood's.
Bela &aut %'ttq
234 Sanders St. E.
Call for appointment
235-2323
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* No Paints to Buy *
Beginner and intermediate classes starting
immediately. (Evening or afternoon classes)
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