Times Advocate, 1994-06-08, Page 11CQMMUWITY
Hensall `Tinker Tots' move
The nursery school
will now operate from
Hensall Public School.
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL - The Hensall Tinker
Tots Co-op Nursery School was
busy Saturday morning, moving
from their present location.
The school will now operate from
the Hensall Public School. The
move was made with mixed emo-
tions, as the Nursery -School had al-
ways been well served at the Hen-
sall Community Centre. It is
however, very exciting to he relo-
cated in their new home.
The Nursery School offers an In-
tegration Program, and with the
school being located on one level,
it will be much more accessible.
Further, with the implementation of
Junior Kindergarten, the school is
looking to expand their program-
ming, to meet the needs of the com-
munity. Area residents interested in
the school and/or program, are en-
couraged to contact Karen Jolly,
president, at 262-3207.
Dog tags
Hensall residents are reminded
that dog tags are available at the
Hensall Municipal Office. The li-
censes are the same price as last
year. Your co-operation in obtain-
ing your dog's license is appreciat-
ed. Dog owners are also reminded
to clean up after their animals.
Hensall fair
The Hensall Spring Fair is this
weekend. Local service clubs and
organizations will be on hand with
lots of fun activities including a
dunk tank, dart -and -balloon game,
bobbing for apples, ice cream, face
painting, bounces, pony rides, car
hash, "hay area", ball toss and
more.
These activities are in addition to
the regular events of: mini pedal
pull, horse shows (Friday and Sat-
urday), calf club show and sale,
poultry show, sheep show, parade
and Queen of the Fair Competition.
The Tug -of -War competition will
he held Saturday afternoon at 1:30
p.rn. (to follow the parade), behind
the ball diamond.
The grand finale for the 1994
Fair will be a Saturday evening
dance, hosted by the Hensall Opti-
mist Club. Tickets are $10 a
couple, and are available from Op-
timist Club members and the Hen-
sall Village Office.
Further information about the
Fair is available from Barb West-
lake -Power at 262-3025.
Pork barbecue and dance
The Hensall Parks Board is hold-
ing a pork barbecue and dance, to
celebrate Hensall's 110th Birthday.
This is scheduled for August 19.
That date may seem far off, but
these tickets are going fast.
The band for the evening is
"Double Exposure" - a band with
an extensive repertoire. Attendants
have a choice of "pig -out" times:
6:30 p.m. or 10:30 p.m. Further in-
formation is available from Toni
Dickins at 262-3206.
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Drop-in
The next Hensall Drop -In will be
held June 16 at Hensall United
Church. Come early if you require
footcare. Footcare is offered on a
first come/first served basis for a
minimal charge.
Lunch starts at 12:00 noon, fol-
lowed by low-key exercise. Cathy
Ryan, public health nurse, will
speak on her trip to Baffin Island.
The day is never complete until the
games are over.
Cost for the afternoon is $4.00
per person. If you wish to just par-
ticipate in the activities„ there is
$1.(X) charge. Don't forget the
"Woman's Self-defense" lecture by
Ron Tyndall on July 21, 10:30 a.m.
Hensall United Church
Rev. Henry Annen conducted
worship service this past Sunday at
the Hensall United Church. As this
was the first Sunday of the month,
the congregation sang the Lord's
Prayer.
The children's hymn for this
month is "We are the Church." The
flowers in the church were placed
in memory of the late Jack Peck.
Personals
The marriage of Sadie Hoy and
Murray Craig took place Saturday,
June 4 in the Hensall United
Church. Rev. Henry Annen offi-
ciated at the ceremony.
Pamela Sangster, of Timmins,
spent a few days in Hensall visiting
with her mother, Janeth Sangster,
and family.
Nootifice
Numbers In the TA Phone
Book for Dlnney Furniture
and Dlnney Funeral Service
were transposed
The correct numbers are:
Dlnney Furniture
235-0173
Dinney Funeral Home
235-3500
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WATERING
Are you watering your lawn properly? Your lawn needs 3 to 4 cm (1 to 1 112 inch-
es) of water weekly. Deep. heavy waterings are better than light sprinklings
Thorough waterings. twice weekly, encourage strong. healthy roots that reach
deep into the soil. Light waterings encourage shallow, weak roots and promote
weed grass infestations.
When a lawn requires water. it takes on a dark haze with a silvery tinge If you
walk on a lawn with these dark patches. your footprints will be visible Early rnorn-
ing is the best time to water. Midday watering during hot, dry weather. can waste
water, since much of the water evaporates However. if the lawn shows dark or
orange patches due to drought, water It immediately regardless of the time of fay
To be sure you are irrigating your turf thoroughly. sprinklers should be on full for
at least an hour to provide one inch of water to the lawn
Next Week: Annual Bluegrass
See this space each week for a valuable Weed Man Turf Tip.
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Varna UCW to meet
By Join Beierling
VARNA - The Varna U.C.W.
will meet Thursday, June 9 at Deb
Rathwell's home. Members are to
bring an unwrapped article for the
"silent auction". Guest speaker
will he Joan Whyte speaking on
her trip to Australia.
Goshen U.C.W. meet June 16
for their last meeting until the fall.
On Sunday, Miriam Jones in-
ducted Blaine Stephenson as Eld-
er for the Varna United Church.
On June 12 Bruce Whitmore
will be guest speaker and June
19, Rev. Gordon Kurtz will be
the guest minister when Holy
Communion will be celebrated.
The Annual Community Yard
Sale was quite successful on the
long weekend and plans are un-
derway for a bigger and better
one on Labour Day weekend so
mark your calendars.
Range
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• New -up -swept top
• infinite temperature
switches
• Lift up cook top
WRT181RB
• 18 cu. ft. refrigerator
• 2 see-through
crispers
• wire cantilever
shelves
• see through
meat keeper
Dishwasher
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• 2 level wash (tower)
• forced air drying
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