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gave a .very thoughtful .Kyle, and Rev. Don Heck . ;•.'� ' '�1 � •” � ;} _ � 16o.devotional using as leer theme showed a very interesting film' MacGregor, who' alsoLiorted ";r �'y� w
"Peace" using scripture from on "Plan of Union". Kay Elder • • far the visiting pommittee, A mwaetin on the"Youth for ifJohn 16, telling us how w0 may thanked him. He also had an�.join,
�� Un.ited Nations" was heldR4Jnr Y t.
enjoy peace within ourselves, as open discussion' on `questions
November 13 in Clinton when
Jesus said to his disciples, "I concerning this Union. Kay Mrs. Consitt and Mrs, With the MORIC* 'Qebot the orchostras 6 tltttl,# ICS
have said to you, that in me gave everyone leaflets and a. BY JOYCE PEPPER Huron at the -Rally at Brussels, Zurich. The Ladies Auxiliary
MacGregor were delegates. post wlritsr; tt new ptandard of ,Cato. btldgWe '01 ' Mlgrt# w:
you l -may have peace". In the booklet entitled "Explorations Couples from' CArmel, Caven and also read an article which • have catered to a .wedding and Arrangements were made to "Qtletl1Y Cruises was Introduced golf, Gi to., 410 ��t,1,l44010t1
world you have tribulation; but into Union". This was a very her son had even as a public g to Florida, Enjoy 2 tlwim.ining sefvfde. Ah alc tnmotiatian fr �-; ' '
• be of good cheer, I have over interestid insight of the and Cromarty Presbyterian g a Legion men's Remembrance entertain the Parkhill Rebekah
g . g g Churches met for a monthly get $Peeeh some time age entitled : Day, supper. Lodge on November 20th and outdpq docks ng�oor,pool with 4 throoms, p� of b�l�,h plr t ,y
come F^ world. Shirley. possible union of these thLree together on Monde evening: Jim, "Why I am proud togbe a far Ti kets are available from sauna and massage rooms, controls; man with .r to 4inii
followed this devotion b churches. g Y g: �p have -the Christmas party y
Y Dougall was elected President, mer". Janis Risbadk sang any Auxiliary member on Lhe december 4th. The C.P.T. com- Hssuttful lounges Including 3 televisjpn; ovor'tl4'rw otit>fldp
prayer and the singing of Kay Elder gave the "Amazing Drace" accompanied Money. Doli draw to be made nl htctubs, Lavish cuisine, zest- cabins; S at vators. PAriatrtat•
and Margaret Hoggarth offered mittee •are planning a euchre
another hymn. The offering treasurer's report and Mildred on the ano Jo ce Pe e y P g tu� activities that range from 3 marl Reglotry;
to act ag secretary. Three carloads P Y Y Pepper. on December 21. It was decided art in the near future. Mrs.
was taken and dedicated by Kyle thanked all who had Mrs. Britton introduced Miss party
Mildred. helped with the meetin •' and took off for a scavenger hunt of to exchange gifts amongst Glenn Hell .expressed sincere Indsdin9asperislhe*ChrtstmasShoppin�ptalss 1
g the area, Jim and Mar Dougall, Pengilley, who gave a very in- members for the Christmas onDac.it1,1974.Idays•5ports•S41Dto$9Bp,
The roll call was answered closed with the Benediction. Y g ., ++ thanks to the members for 1
At and Margaret Hoggarth wore, teresting talk on Nutrition meeting. Marg McDonald won cards Glenn received while in Theraxltar...I f WINTER i SPRING CARIBBEAN
by 13 members and one visitor. 'Julene Keys had an interesting and showed slides on '"Milk
ses Vera,prizes for the most items on the the mystery prize, Iva Reid the- hospital. QUALITY CRUISES FROM PORT EVEROLAtIES
meetingThe nutes of were read eand ctalso Drysdale and Dor er contest. The ii - Spencer fist , anct Killip nd and Sharon Magnificent".
and kingseon Munnguessi the attendance rng prize and Meble q social followed the meeting 'JJan. Z�-1�C�yt-S�sAs-S455toS1090 Mu orI%—S750to$1795 Feb, 12 t2thys 7"-St145taSl531i
Love, silo Phillip and Pearl James P P when nests and embers
correspondence. Mildred Kyle served a delicious lunch: the labels of ' most dairy p g m o Jos. 13-11 Days --o Ports-$555to$1339 *mar. 14-1#Dsys-1t/rta-SS35to$1175
won the booby prize. The Y ro progressive euchre.
conducted the business which Christmas meeting will he held at ¢roducts. She said when you go United Church Notes played P g ass, 25- 9 Days -5 Ports -S480 to sftso Mar, 24-11 Day" 6 ►srq--i�66 {a,=t�s1
(a consisted of Unit I being asked to th'e store to bu groceries, be Ladies high prize winners were: rye 3--12D/ys-7Ports-$646to 11535 Apr. s- 9psys-Spoils-$45sit$logo
the Hensall Church on December Y 8 At a special service at Hen- Mrs. Pearl Shaddick and Mrs.
to meet at 7:15 to conduct end 11. more conscious of what you are sail United Church Sunda Apr, 14— 11 Drys -a Porti--S555US133D'
of year business before themore
acid' read the labels - y Percy Campbell; ladies con- Rates per' erson teased oo'doubie Occupancy.
Genial Christmas Meeting on Women's Institute Meeting buying morning, featuring music and solation: Mrs, Margaret p cy, subject to'availabiltty
g carefully. She also said to try to
The .agriculture 'and Y• Y song, the McMillan family of _ Ingram and Mrs. Leona Parke;
Canadian industries meeting of follow Canada's Food Rules, Goderich, Don, Sl#rley, Ernie, lone hands, Mrs. T. Pyke. Win- ���� M-ilrvk 14 � scorted by
the Hensall W.I. was held -Wed- and drink milk or use milk Eleanor and Elizabeth were ners in the lucky draw were Odds Ends
nesda evening in the Legion frequently in puddings,, soups, the special guests. They accom JIM HYMAN'S TRAVEL LTI
y g g Mrs. Ray Conaitt and - Mrs. `
or sweeten with -chocolate. If anied the organ with their in -
Hail. President Hilda Payne P 8 Vera Brinrnel.l.
welcomed everyone and opened You do not dike milk, a good struments all through -the, ser- s
the meeting in the usual form. substitute is cheese. Mrs. Brit- vice. SIT ilex GOOD TINES HYMAN'S
The roll call was, - answered by ton thanked Miss Pengilley.. The choir sang two numbers TRAVEL TRAVEL LTD.
t ! 20 members ` with "Name a Lois Shapter 'gave courtesy and Rev. Don Beck preached
product we would lack if the remarks and Janis Bisback on the , Meditation "Accept Neighbor: "You're pretty di
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s farmer never came back Little girl: "Yes, and I'm even
The minutes of the Oc ober Hostesses were Jessie flowers were placed in memory 527-0050 271-3710
. ` '� McAllister and Hilda Payne. of the late Charles Miller, Next Prettier clean."
meeting were read by secretary
by Janis Bisback and approved, Sunday will be the Sacrament —t"-
Personal f in ' 'rb rl
aye, cars ine osi es o the
road.
nesse many events m t e ife of
your church farilily - baptisms, con-
and the financial statement
by. Marg Ingram.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
ant
o apt, sm.
The area canvass on behalf of
Elaine
Townshend
was given
Correspondence included a
Mrs. Sim were A
the Canadian National Institute
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meeting were, read and ap-
thank you note from Sara Sim-
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thong Gelderland and Mrs.
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THE COUNTRY CHURCH,
bloomed; two cedar trees shaded
pson; a letter announcing open
Jean Adema of Ridg�etown.
Campaign Chairman Eric Luther,
e' Your sturdy red brick walls
on your first brick.
house for the Children's Aid
St. ,Pau(s Church Meeting
announced this week. He said this
withstood forty years of wind, snow,
Each Sunday, your regular
Society in Goderich. -
The regular meeting of St.
is close to the target -of $1,000
rain and hail. The black shingles on
visitors trod quietly up your aisles
Merribers of the Institute are
' Pauls ACW was held Novem-
which was set. He acknowledged
your roof survived an attack by
to their customary pews. Thesoft
respondible to put on a birth-
ber 14. at the home of Mrs.
the efforts: of the ladies of the
flames from a nearby „earn fire.
notes played by the organist
day party on Wedriesday after-
Frank Forrest. Helen Roberts
following groups❑ Arnold Circle,
Your -varnished door was never
reached your farthest corner.
'Sunlight
noon. at the Huronview,Home.',
gave the Invocation,' after
Women's Auxiliary, Amber
locked; you welcomed everyone who
visited
often shone through your
A special collection was given
which a hymn was sung. Mrs.
Rebekah Lodge and the Wometi s•
you,
You didn't have a parking lot as
staful p d glass panes creating colour-
. ful patterns on.your.,plain walls.
for the Children'; Aid. A penny
Elizabeth ` Riley and. Mrs.
Institute who aided in the
•
the modern churches do. On• Sun.
During four decades, you wit.
sale is scheduled for the
. Forrest read the scripture after
campaign,
d 1' d 1-1. 'd f
d h I'
D b r m ein and the
which Mrs Anderson led in
aye, cars ine osi es o the
road.
nesse many events m t e ife of
your church farilily - baptisms, con-
ecem e g
London Area Convention will
prayer.
Your lawn was small but neat;
firmations, weddings, Christmas
be, held in Central United
The minutes of the October
along your south wall, spires, for-
pageants. Each year, on your an-
Church in Stratford on NovemT
meeting were, read and ap-
a sythia and barberry bushes
niversary, your former members,
ber -27, 28., 4-H leaders were
proved, It was decided to send
bloomed; two cedar trees shaded
your present members and their .
requested for the club coming
a donation to the • London
your entrance; the pavement
la&dingtoyonrfront door contained
friends worshipped toBether..
Several ministers preached'fromr
up inathe,'spring.And the Christ-
Diocesian. Treasurer. Mrs -An, -
-cracks.
Inside
your pulpit. Etch spoke in a uniqu mas meeting schedule was
e
eInside
dersoiy',readvportiadfis from the
the door, a short flight of.
manner, but they all''shsifed' d-
reviewed., y
Duron: Church 'Neivs+ ooncerw',,
steps straight ahead ,entered your
similar' purpose. They brought the
Nellie Riley and Nan Britton
ning the clergy and their
Riley gave a paper on farming
Hall.'President'Wanda McClin-
th r --convenors
f •1' f
basement, in which the Sunday word of God to your people, were e p og ami les in the ar north. The
School classes were conducted: To Like most things in life, you were 'and Nan led everyone in'a sing president closed the meeting . Luann Taylor • opened- the
the right of the door and to the left,
changed by time. You watched -your
song,. after which she read a
with prayer.
Explorer's Meeting. The offering !
a winding staircase led to your up-
congregation slowly, dwindle. The .
poem entitled "November"
i
was taken by Tanis Chuter and
per floor. A swinging door, that
elderly members died, several
from an old reader. Mr,. and
Legion Ladies
the dedication repeated. -
could be opened with a gentle push,
hung at the top of each stairway,
families moved and many
dissatisfied young people no longer
Mrs. Frank Forrest and Clark
The November meeting of the
The Treasurer's, and secre-
'
Your rows of oak pews -were.
atteAded.
entertained instrumntly by
Legion Ladies Auxiliary was
tart', sreports were read. Letters
s divided into three sections - a short
, Five years ago the few remaining
Playing several numbers. Nellie
held recently in the Legion
received from the adopted girl
seat for four people on each side
members of your church family
Riley gave a paper on farming
Hall.'President'Wanda McClin-
Were read and it was decided to
and a long section for eight persons
regretfully disbanded, They joined
in Holland as it was given by
chey One new mem-
send her $15. for Christmas.
in the middle. A greyd-nd rose floral
the congregations of other churches
Stan Paquette, the assistant
,presided.
ber was accepted into the mem-
The girls read their Bibles and
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carpet covered your two aisles.
- some in nearby towns and some in
agricultural representative for
bership, Kathleen Geiger of
worked on crafts.
Seaforth
O I tf t•th f f h•
ll Y 1. .
n a p a orm a e tont o t e
room stood your pulpit, which bore
an elaborate design carved in its
-dark wood. Before the. pulpit, a low
table held the two silver offertory
plates, and at each side a�rn grew
in a wicker stand. Beyond the plat-
form, a bannister enclosed the choir
cove and the, organ. -
The hymn numbers for each ser•
vice were. displayed on a wooden
plaque, which hung on the wall to
-the left of the choir loft. In the right
corner, a glass case contained one'of
your mementos • - the silver trowel
that was used to spread the mortar
vi ages. our re igious remnants
were removed; then you fell
beneath the auctioneer's -hammer.
Your 'new owners converted you
into an apartment. With your dif-
ferent purpose came an altered ap-
pearance, both outside and inside.
Picture windows replaced your long,
narrow, stained glass panes; a red
brick entrance sheltered, your front
door; your winding staircases were
dismantled.
A young family now calls you
"horse." But many members of the
community recall the days you were
known as'the "house of God."
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