Times Advocate, 1999-11-10, Page 1818
Exeter Times -Advocate
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Wednesday. November 10, 1999
Community
Wreaths and crosses laid in honour at Hensall cenotaph
Sy Liz Sanpter
HENSALL CORRESPOND Orr
HENSALL - On
November 7, Legion and
Auxiliary members of
Branch 468 held a short
parade to Carmel
Presbyterian Church, the
host church for the
Remembrance Day ser-
vice. The service was con-
ducted by Tracy -Annette
Whitson-Bahro and Pirie
Mitchell. They were joined
afterwards by, the Scouts,
Guides, Brownies and
Sparks for a memorial
service at the cenotaph to
pay tribute to our fallen
comrades. Wreaths and
crosses were 'placed by
Government of Canada,
MP Paul Steckle; Province
of Ontario, Comrade Jean
Munn; Royal Canadian
Legion, Comrade Dave
Smale; Legion Ladies
Auxiliary, Comrade Iva
Reid; Merchant Navy,
Comrade William Bell;
Village of Hensall, Reeve
Cecil Pepper; Township of
Hay. Reeve Jim Love;
Township of Tuckersmith,
Reeve Bob Broadfoot;
Cadet Corp #2923, Pirie
Mitchell; Kinsman tnd
Kinettes, Marvin Taylor
and Andrea Alexander;
General Coach, Comrade
Bea Uyl; W.G. Thompson
and Sons, Comrade John
Skea; Hensall Co -Op, Sue
Riley; J.M. McBeath
Funeral Homes. Joyce
McBeath; McTaggart Food
Market, Comrade Bonnie
Rowcliffe; Dutch Canadian
Community, Amy and
David Boersma; Williams'
Hairstyling, Bill Gibson;
Liquor Control Board,
Comrade Howard Adkins;
Bank of Commerce, Diane
Ahrens; Bank of Montreal,
Comrade Dave Smale;
Hensall Sparks, Brownies
and Girl Guides, Rebecca
Bedard, Heather Lenting
and Danielle Bilcke;
Hensall Boy Scout
Movement, Michael
Corbett and Gerry
Neilands.
The Ladies Auxiliary
served refreshments at
the Legion after the ser-
vice. A two -minute wave
of silence in Hensall on
November 11 will reflect
the sacrifice made in the
Going once, twice, sold!
The Exeter Public School Parents Association raised $4,000 at the Time,Talent
and Treasure Auction Nov. 2.The funds will contribute to the purchase of new
playground equipment. Most of the school's equipment has been deemed unsafe
and has been removed.With no funding available from the Avon Maitland District
School Board, the school is responsible for raising the funds.The student council
has already raised $3,500 for the project through magazine sales. Upcoming fund-
raising events include muvie nights, cookbook sales and other activities.All the
items at last week's auction were donated by parents and businesses. South
Huron District High School donated the use of the large gym for the event and
auctioneer Bob Heywood donated his services. (photo/Kote Monk)
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two World Wars and
Korea. On November 11 a
Remembrance Day ban-
quet will be held at the
Hensall and District
Community Centre. Guest
speaker will be Ken
Passmore, a World War II
bomber pilot and former
Hensall native. There will
be a social hour at 6 p.m.
with dinner at 7 p.m.
Dinner tickets are $10 per
person.
On November 20 there
will be a Solo tournament
and turkey draw at the
Legion. Registration is at
12:30 p.m. with cards at 1
p.m. The cost is $5 per
person.
On November 26 the
annual Poor Boy
Luncheon will be held.
Take-out orders will be
available. Phone 262-
2438 or 262-2948 for fur-
ther information.
The next Hensall & Area
Community Drop In will
be held November 18 at
Hensall United Church.
The day begins with foot
care at 10 a.m. Contact
Marg Cole at 262-2304 if
you are want an appoint-
ment. Lunch will be
served at 12:00 noon.
After lunch a ladies fash-
ion show will be held. The
day wraps up with card
games. The cost is $4 per
person. Transportation
can be provided If
required. To make reser-
vations, phone Marg Cole
at 262-2304 or Faye
Skinner at 235-0258 by
noon on November 15.
This event is sponsored by
Town and Country
Support Services and local
volunteers.
The Hensall and District
Horticultural Society's
annual potluck dinner will
be held on November 16
at 6 p.m. at the Hensall
United Church. Society
member Liz Putherbough
will demonstrate a
Christmas craft.
Dog and cat owners in
the Village of Hensall are
advised that year 2000.
animal tags are now avail-
able. Tags are the same
cost as 1999. Tags must
be purchased by March
15 to avoid a late payment
penalty. A reminder also,
to pet owners with `life-
time registration' for pets,
tags for the current year
must be obtained. Please
drop in to the Municipal
office to get your pet's
Y2K tag.
Property owners in
Hensall are reminded that
residential taxes are due
and payable on November
15. Taxes can be paid at
the Municipal Office.
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