Times-Advocate, 1999-04-21, Page 6Exeter Timeir.-Advoealis
Wednesday. Aprit2l,--
Family
Jumping for a cause
Grade 3 student Ashley Renning and Grade 6 stu-
dent Shannon Wedge were two of many Hensall
Public School students participating in the school's
Jump Rope For Heart activities on April 14. Students
raised $2,400 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation,
some of which will come back to the school for
sports and audio equipment.
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Hensall Legion makes donations
By Uz Sangster
}!ENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - At Hensall United Church on Sunday,
Pirie Mitchell's message was entitled "Easter In Us."
Mark Garlough was the organist. Sue Riley was the
greeter and also lit the candle. Pat Pryde and Barb
Gackstetter received the offering. An anthem was sung
by the choir.
The annual beef supper will be held on April 21 with
sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. For tickets call Marg Cole at
262-2304. Take-out orders are available.
Accommodations for the International Plowing Match
are needed. If you have a spare room, call the church
office. Breakfast will be supplied at the church. The
$50 charge will go to the church.
At Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church, Tracy Bahro
was the speaker. Joyce Pepper was the organist. Bahro
congratulated everyone on the successful luncheon.
She also had good news to report on Brent Steckle.
The offering was taken by Harry Smith and Al
Hoggarth.
An anniversary service will be held on May 30 with
Rev. Nick Vandermey.
Zone Commander June Pyette and her husband Ed
attended the Hensall Legion meeting for April, when
the new slate of officers was installed. Conducting the
new installations was Zone Commander June Pyette.
The officers for the coming year are president Dave
Smale, first vice president Larry Uyl, second vice presi-
dent Gerry Glenn, secretary treasurer Bea Uyl, and
branch padre Pirie Mitchell. Executive members are
Stewart Taylor, Betty Taylor, Iva Reid, Donna Smale
and Kathy Neilands. Donations totalling $550 were
made. $300 was donated to the Cadet Corps #2923,
$100 to the South Huron Fair Board, $100 to the
Children's Aid Society to send a child to camp, and $50
to the Canadian Red Cross.
On April 28 there will be a Seniors Spring Tea at the
Legion. A dessert will begin at 1 p.m. followed by an
afternoon of cards and games.
The Hensall Parks Board will be hosting a Smart
Serve Training Program on May 13. Smart Serve is an
education program to aid in the development of skills
for responsible alcohol service. Responsible servers
know how to prevent problems from occurring;
responsible servers know how to intervene when prob-
lems do occur. It is excellent training for full and part-
time bartenders and security staff. Caterers, managers,
owners, members of community organizations and
even Special Occasion Permit Holders would all benefit
from this session. .
Smart Serve will be held at the Hensall Community
Centre, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Kdvance registration is
required and spaces are limited. Additional informa-
Hospital Auxiliary meeting
EXETER - The regular
meeting of South Huron
Hospital Auxiliary was
held on April 13 with
President Mary Fisher
presiding. Nominating
committee convener Alma
Langford read the list of
officers for the next two
years. They will be
installed at the May meet-
ing.
Gift shop convener
Grace Adkins reported
the annual quilt was
quilted and would be
ready for ticket sales at
the rummage sale on
April 28 and 29. The pro-
posed By-law changes
were read by Olga Davis,
and -will be voted on at
the May meeting.
Staff representative
Maureen Cole introduced
Janice Casgrove. She gave
a brief report on her new
role as Site Administrator
for the hospital in Exeter,
Goderich and Clinton.
Approximately 15 of the
members will be attend-
ing the Spring Conference
on April 26 in Clinton.
The guest speaker was
Dolores Shapton. Her
topic was "The History of
Quilting". Shapton
reported that over 2000
people attended the
International Plowing
Match quilt show at South
Huron Recreation Centre
on April 8-11.
The social committee
served lunch.
tion and registration is available from the Hensall
Arena, 262-3206 and the Hensall Municipal Office,
262-2812.
Curbside green pickup continues in Hensall until
April 26, 1999. Beginning In May, the Hensall Compost
Facility site will be open the second Saturday of each
month. Hensall residents will be able to take their
green waste to the site. All the same guidelines for the
green waste will apply. Green waste must: be in man-
ageable bundles, no longer than 4 feet in length; weigh
no more than 45 pounds; be in cardboard boxes or
containers that can be dumped. Bagged material, sod,
rocks and stones are not acceptable. Charges will be
$12 for a full-size pickup truck, or $1 per box/contain-
er that can be dumped, payable at the time of dump-
ing. There will not be any access to the landfill site at
these times.
Compost is available for purchase from the Hensall
Compost Facility, available in bulk purchases from the
site. Anyone wishing to purchase compost should con-
tact the• Hensall Municipal Office, 262-2812.
Arrangements must be made in advance. The fee for
compost is $20 per cubic yard, payable in advance or
at the time of pickup.
Hensall organizations are working on plans for a
community dinner, in conjunction with the
International year of Older Persons. All community
groups in Hensall and area are being asked to submit
the name of one member for acknowledgement.
Presentations to these members will be made at the
Community Dinner. This event is scheduled for June 25
at the Hensall Community Centre. Tickets will be avail-
able soon.
The War Amps
JUMPSTA RT
into the Winner's Circle
DISCRIMINATION and PREJUDICE,
although unintentional, are out there.
JUMPSTART is ''the great equalizer"
for child amputees missing
multiple limbs.
JUMPSTART provides these
"Super Champs" with a computer
and assistive devices to keep up with
school work. When they're older, they
will have the career skills they need.
The CHAMP Program gives
additional help.
For more information, or to orde: your 1999 key -tags,
contact The War Amps:
E -ZEE ACCESS Tel.: 1-800-250-3030
Fax: 1-800-219-8988
http://www.waramps.ca
Charitable Registration Number. 13196 9( „ RR0001
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