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Tall Ships adventure. Thank you all for your support of Lindsey. Brenda Lowery, Phyllis Lowery, Joyce Stacey, Margaret Krissa. Cathy Switzer, Dora MacDonald, June Wilson and Tracey Doty each won one game. Edith Hamilton, Carole Gardner, Lovey Cathcart and Lindsey Harness each won two games and Anne Zealand was the big winner with Five games! April 11 Bingo winners were Helen Couroux, Carole Gardner, Dora MacDonald, Anne Zealand and Marion Zealand each with one game. Two game winners were Iliona Riggers, Lovey Cathcart and Dorothy Stark. Edith Hamilton won three games, Phyllis Lowery had four and Margaret Krissa was the big winner of the night with five games! Doors of the Kendal Grange Hail open at 6:30 p.m. and play begins at 7:00 every Tuesday night. Come and join us for a night of fun! The second public meeting in the Wilmot Creek Watershed Study was a very active affair. The first meeting introduced the public to the concept of a Watershed Study. This meeting was designed to get a vision for what the people want to see for the Wilmot Creek. People were encouraged to write down their wishes for the creek, which will be digested by thé Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, before they come back for their next Public Meeting in June. KENDAL NEWS by Joan Anderson This Sunday Rev. John Sullivan's Message at Kendal United Church was based upon Matthew 21:1-11. It was , entitled'. "The Owners of the Colt". Everyone plays an important important part in life. We should pray for the ability to see the richness and beauty of others. We are apt to miss the beauty and grace of a person until someone else points it out to us. This message underscored how important qnseen benefactors benefactors are. We are all threads in the tapestry of life, and thus all important. Concerns and Celebrations Our prayers are with the following this week. Include them in your prayers too. Barbara Savage who entered Bowmanville Hospital last week is finding it even harder to get around now. She broke her ankle badly trying to get out of bed, and had to be taken to Oshawa General Hospital to have a pin inserted into the ankle to aid in the repair. She has returned to Bowmanville Hospital and is now starting to walk again! Our very best wishes for a speedy recovery Barbara. Dorothy Hellebust is con tinuing to wage her battle against cancer. Her family is very supportive at this difficult difficult time. Please pray for them all. Megan Hartwell celebrated her fifth - birthday on Wednesday, April 12. Eddy Couroux celebrated his birthday on Tuesday April 11. He didn't tell us which one! Susan and Greg French have returned tanned from a gorgeous week in Cozumel , Mexico. They enjoyed themselves themselves very much and can certainly certainly recommend it as a vacation vacation destination. Joyce Boudreau has returned from, a cruise in the Gulf of Mexico and her favourite spot was Cozumel as well! Larry Westlake, formerly of Thunder Bay now of Wawa, son of Thelma and Jack Westlake spent the weekend weekend visiting his parents and brother and sister, Dave and Joyce. BINGO WINNERS! Tuesday evening, April 4, was the second night of Bingo fundraising at the Kendal Orange Hall for Lindsey Harness and her upcoming COMING EVENTS Easter Sunday Breakfast at Kendal United Church Sunday April 23 starting at 9:30 a.m. Enjoy a good home-cooked breakfast at Kendal United Church. If you wish, you may then attend the glorious Easter Sunday service service offered by Rev. Dr. John Sullivan. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for children 6 - 12, and pre-school children are free. The choir is sponsoring this for the Church's Renovation Fund. Pastoral Charge Congregational Congregational Meeting - Monday, May 8, 7:30 p.m. Newtonville United Church. 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