Times-Advocate, 1999-04-28, Page 15Wednesday, April 28, 1999
Checking it out
Exeter's Stephen Osgood, 9, checks out a pool table
and billiard balls at Caven Presbyterian Church's first
ever auction sale at South Huron Rec Centre on
Sattirdhy morningA multitude of items including fur-
niture, bikes, books and assorted knickknacks were
donated by the congregation and sold as a fund-rais-
er for the church.
Crediton WI's annual
names slate of officers
CREDITON - The annual meeting of the Crediton
Women's Institute was held April 22 at the
Crediton Community Hall with president Cheryl
MacLeod in charge.
The business part of the meeting was devoted to
naming and installing executive officers.
Past President, Cheryl MacLeod; .President,
Alma Davey; Secretary, Jane Dearing; Assistant
Secretary, Lois Brownlee; Treasurer, Alma
Davey; Assistant Treasurer, Jean Neil;. District
Diriector, Cheryl MacLeod; Alternate District
Director, Lois Hodgins; Programme Co-ordinator,
Anne Cottel. •
Public Relations Officer, Irene Haugh; Curator,
Dolores Shapton; History Committee, Alma
Davey, Irene Haugh, Lois Hodgins, Mary Kenney;
Branch Directors, Ada Dietrich, Jean Neil, Mary
Kenney;- Nominating Committee, Branch
Directors; Good Cheer, Rosemary Neeb, Mary
Kenney; Pianists, Cheryl MacLeod, Grace Yearley,
Lois Hodgins; Financial Examiners, Dolores
Shapton, Cheryl MacLeod.
The Huron South District Annual will be held on
May 20 at the Crediton Community Hall.
Registration is at 6 p.m. with the meeting getting
underway at 6:45 p.m.
Exeter Times -Advocate
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Community
Car show to be held in conjunction
1.;
with
town -wide
annual
yard sales
By Liz Sangster Residents of the Village of Hensall are reminded
}IENSALL CORRESPONDENT that green waste can be delivered to the Hensall
Compost Facility on May H. and the second Saturday
of each month, between 9 and 1 I a.m. This will be a
trial basis for residents taking material to the site.
All of the guidelines for green waste still apply.
Material must be in cardboard boxes, or containers
that can be dumped (no bags will be accepted).
Brush must be bundled, and no longer than four feet
in length. Sod and stones/rocks are not accepted. The
fee for dumping will be $12 for a full-size pickup
truck load, or $1 per box/container. There will not be
aecess to the landfill at these times.
Backyard barbecue pits will be inspected by the
Hensall Fire Department in the month of May.
Residents who have newly established barbecue pits
must register these with the Municipal Office. 262-
2812. Residents are asked to contact the Municipal
office by May 10. There will be no inspections after
June 12. For residents who are interested in estab-
lishing a new barbecue pit, guidelines and. specifica-
tions are available from the Municipal Office too:
The plans continue to develop for the International
Year of Older Persons Community Dinner. Several
more Hensall groups have agreed to participate in
0. the plans for this important event. This Community
n Dinner will be an intergenerational event bringing
d together community members of all ages. Plan to be
e at the Hensall Community Centre June 25.
n Nomination forms are available at the Ilensall
1, Municipal Office, and Community (:entre for
r Hensall's Annual Volunteer Recognition Awards. One
e individual will be acknowledged in each of three eat -
n egories - Humanitarian, Civic Service, and Service to
I Sports. Past recipients have included: Ron
McTaggart, Linda Randall, Marg Cole, Julie Ritchie,
t and Ken Clarke. 1999 nominations must be received
ff by June 1. Awards will be presented at the
t International Year of Older Persons Community
e Dinner, June 25. Anyone who would like additional
e information regarding the Volunteer Recognition
Program should contact the Village Office.
• Residents in Hensall are reminded that Yard Sale
1 Day is the last Saturday in May. Members of the sur-
rounding communities are reminded to come ea, fly to
Hensall on May. 29. Special events include food
, booths and the Legion Ladies Auxiliary Penny Sale.
111 NSALI. - At Ilensall United Church on Sunday,
Pirie Mitchell's message was "Shepherds, Strangers,
and Thieves." Mark Garlough was the organist for
the ministry of song. The choir sang an anthem. The
greeters were Pearl and -Ross Riley. Ross also lit the
candle. The ushers were Barbara Gackstetter and
Pat Pryde. Joanne Rowcliffe spoke on church camp.
Next Sunday, Pirie Mitchell will` preach at Ontario
St. United Church in Clinton while Elizabeth Stinson -
will be welcomed by Hensall United Church.
If you have a spare bedroom, the International
Plowing Match is still in need of hosts. The church
will receive $50 for each room and breakfast will be
served at the church. Choir practice is Thursday at
7:30 p.m. A community bridal shower will be held on
May 1 at 1:30 p.m. for Victoria Bisback in the church
parlour. All women are welcome.
At Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracy
• Bahro conducted the service with Joyce Pepper pro-
viding music. The offering was received by Bob Bell
and Harry Smith.
The Kinsmen Club of Hensall held the election of
officers at their first regular meeting on April 2
The newly elected officers. are President Marvi
Taylor, First Vice President Luke Baehnish, Secon
Vice President Chris Ingram, Treasurer Mik
Graham, Secretary Dean Ducharme, Registrar Ke
Firman, Director Steve May, Director John Bel
Director Scott Bell, Director Tom Neilands, Directo
Gerhardt Metzger. The newly appointed officers ar
Bulletin Editor Neil McAllister, Assistant Bulleti
Editor Chris Ingram, Bulletin Delivery Nei
McAllister, Chris Ingram, Wayne Reid, Dave Smale
Steve Knight, CF Chairman Tom Neilands, Assistan
CF Chairman John Bell, Membership Chairman Je
Raebttrn, Assistant Membership Chairman Gran
Jones, Raffle Chairman Steve May, Assistant Raffl
Chairman Bryan Fink, Entertainment Chairmen Dav
Smale, Tom Neilands, and Neil McAllister.
Plans for the .Second Annual Car Show were made
to be held on May 29 in conjunction with the Hensal
Village Yard Sale. A donation of $200 was committed
to the Children's Aid Society. Recently at the Zone
Conference hosted by the Kinsmen Club of Clinton
the Kinsmen Club of Hensall donated $2000 to the
Cystic Fibrosis Fund.
A Smart Serve Training Program will be held in
Hensall on May 13. The Hensall Parks Board is host-
ing the Program at the Hensall Community Centre.
Smart Serve is an educational program, to aid in the
development of skills for responsible alcohol service.
It is a program intended for everyone. Members of
Community Groups, who sponsor licensed events,
should consider attending this course. The course is
one evening only, from 7:30 to 10:30. p.m. Additional
information and registration is available from the
Hensall Municipal Office, 262-281-2, and the Hensall
Community Centre, 262-3206. Interested people are
encouraged to register early, as spaces are limited.
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is moving, but not far. g
The community policing office will move across the
street to the Ilderton Arena. The grand re -opening of
the office will be May 1, 10 a.m.-noon. Liaison officer
Const. Shawn McGladdery, Staff SgtiLondoti detach-
ment Commander Karen Moffatt and Sgt. Rick
Zupancic will be on hand and refreshments will be
served.
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