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This will be the 127th
anniversary for the Hensall
church but the event will also be
in celebration of another
important church milestone --
that being.the 59th anniversary of
the United Church in Canada.
This is the first of two visits
which Mr. Burghardt is making to
Huron. He will address an
Ecumenical Service in S.D.H.S.
on Sunday June 29 as a feature of
the Seaforth Centennial program.
The pulpit is not an unusual
spot for Burghardt. He's spoken
as a layman on many occasions
and plays an active part in church
and community affairs. he is an'
executive member of the United
Church communications branch,
a member of the Salvation Army's
advisory committee, the YMCA's
board of directors and the London
'Rotary Club.
At one time he considered the
ministry as a vocation, but had to
give up the idea when his father
died and he left school at the age
of 14 to support his family.
The 44-year-old newsman
claims he sees several parallels
between the media and the
ministry.
"In both, it's a matter of
commu nication, -attempting to
transmit messages affecting a
great number of people," he
says.
Following Sunday morning's
church service, which will involve
both the Hensall and Chiselhurst
United Church congregations, a
fellowship hour will be held at
• which time visitors may have an
opportunity to meet the guest
speaker in person.
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:Ladies of Of • t•
tutdrewa Church, Kippett held. a.
very, successful Bake Safe andlea
In the church on May 3
A 40* cakby011::
Mt* and Mrs, 94rycOopOr• and
Billie John •Of Detroit visited, the
former's meats. Mr:' end , Mrs.
VivanCooper over die, Memorial
Day Weekend.
Jack Burghart, news
anchorman for CFPL-TV will be
the guest speaker for the Hensall
United Church Anniversary this
Sunday at 11:00 a.m.
For those who prefer to watch
the newsman in his normal
medium, a closed circuit TV will
be in operation so members of the
congregation and their guests
may watch the sery ice in the
church fellowship hall.
Council seeks survey
of Senior Citizen housing
Correspondent
Mrs. Joyce Pepper
Rev. Don Beck preached on the
sermon topic "Religion can be
fun" for the Communion,
Confirmation and the welcoming
of members from other churches
services inHensall United Church
Sunday morning. The choir under
the direction of Mrs. Turkheim
sang the 'anthem "Gracious
spirit, love divine". Candidates
being confirmecl, were, Jennifer
Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Cook; Cheryl Anne,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fuss; Lisa Ann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Hyde;
Karen Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ian McAllister; Barbara
Lynn, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Don McCurdy; Mary Jane,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
McGregor; Robert James, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Grant McGregor;
Timothy Lennice, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pat O'Brien; Brenda Joyce,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.Cecil.
Pepper; Melissa Gail, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Veal; Debra
Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodger Venner; Shelley Joan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron ,
Wareing.
Members being welcomed from
other churches were Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Brister to
Chiselhurst, and Mrs. Helen Th
ompson to the Hensall
congregation.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Arthu r
VanDyke, Bradford, and Mrs.
J.M.Glenn of Exeter visited last
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal and attended the beef
bar-b-que in the United Church.
Mrs. Margaret Lagerwerf of
Parkhill visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobal.
On Saturday, May 31, Mr.
Minnie Squire celebrated her
birthday. With her to celebrate
were Helen and Debbie Reid of
Hensall; Harry and Norma
Gettesman, Ola Davis and Edna
Anderson of Exeter, Sally and
Lottie Scott.
Wilson Parker and W.E.Parker
•afid Mrs. R. Larson of Bayfield
visited Clara Featherston.
Joe and Marg Ferguson visited
some of the residents one
afternoon last week.
Mr. R.E.Pooley visited Lynn
Latimer.
Les Mitchell, Crediton visited
his mother, Louise Mitchell.
Fred Taylor visited Adeline
Taylor.
Pearl Passmore and Rose
'Harris visited with Bernice
Lavery.
Highlights from Queenswayr
On Tuesday, the Church
service was conducted by Rev.
Roeda of Exeter, with Louise
Mitchell accompanying on the
piano.
The Christian Reformed
Church Women ofExeter
entertained the residents by
taking those who were able for a
drive to Exeter Park for a few
'hours 'on o Monday afternoon.
Refreshments were served there.
Alice Rooseboom was in charge
and a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent.
Hensall Council agreed' to
apply to have a senior citizens
housing survey done at Tuesday
night's council meeting.
The study should determine
whether there is a need for a
senior citizens home in the area.
Council discussed both the
Home Renewal and Senior
Citizens programs and also
decided to apply for a grant under
the Home Renewal program.
The Home Renewal program
provides money in the form of
forgiveable loans for homeowners
to repair their old homes.
Councillor Harold Knight
reporting for the Parks Board said
it has had many meetings
regarding the proposed
renovation of the arena.
He said there is a 'possibility
that the village can take
advantage of a new grant being
offered by the Department of
Culture and Recreation.
Councillor Paul Neilands
reported receiving 'complaints
about garbage not being collected
promptly and of boxes blowing off
the garbage truck.
Council told the clerk to send a
St. Pauls ACW
has meeting
letter asking for a tarp to be put
on the truck and that garbage
collection be more closely
supervised.
In reply to a letter from the
Ausable-Bayfield ConserVation
Authority, Hensall Council said it
would like to see the creek near
the dump cleaned up.
Council also received a letter ,
from the Ministry of Consumer
and Commercial Relations saying
it advocates uniform building
codes all across Ontario.
Someone will be painting the
Correspondent ,
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
Mrs. Hilda Beer , who has been
a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, for the past
several weeks, returned to her
home this week.
Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted
sevices in C.armel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, his sermon
subject was entitled "The
Remnant".
Special services will be held on
Sunday, June 8th at 11:00 a.m.
with a National telecast
celebrating the Centennial of the
Presbyterian Church in Canadit
Speaker: The Rev. Finlay Stewart
D.D.
The 85th Birthday Party of the
W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian
Church 'will' be held Tuesday,
June 10th at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Gwen
Wh ilsmith of Exeter will be the
guest speaker.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffer
Jack, Joey and Toney of Mitchell
visited recently with mrs.
Chaffe's brother and
and MrS. Al sister-in-law, Mr.
village or part of it:Council called
tenders for painting the town hall
and fire" hall.
Councillor Knight and Murray
Baker were going to examine the
roof' of the town hall in the
morning with a view to repairing
it.
Councillor Leonard Erb
reported for the Street Committee
and said he had purchased bricks
to fill up the windows no longer in
use at the town hall. He also said
there are holes on Mill Street
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Corbett and Johnathon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar'McClinchy
are holdaying at Manitoulin
Island this week.
'Mr. Charles Grassick is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. Blighton Ferg is receiving
treatment in University Hospital,
London.
Mrs. harry Chapman, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams,
Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goodman, Detroit, were
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Corbett on Sunday, when they
celebrated the fortieth wedding
anniversary of the Goodmans.
Mr. Jerry McClinchey of
Brantford visited on the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar McCli nchy.
Mr. Edgar Munn suffered a
heart attack on Monday and was
taken to South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, where he is receiving
treatment.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor visited
last week with Mrs. Wm.
-MacGregor, Kippen.
We are looking f'cr someone with a car who
would be available for an 'hour or so, every
Wednesday Owing to deliver a bag of papers
to post offices in Brumfield, •Kippen and
Hensall. The trip would commence about 9
o'clock.
Please apply in writing and indicate the
amount required per round trip to:
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Newsman Confirm candidates
to speak at Hensall United
at Hensall
The regular meeting of St.
Pauls A.C.W. was held
Wednesday afternoon with a full
attendance at the home of Helen
Roberts. P resident, Mrs.
Anderson opened the meeting
with the Lord's Prayer. The
minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. Roll call
was answered by naming a
household hint. A thank you card
was received from the Aldwinkle
- family for flowers sent in memory.
of Mrs. Aldwiriltte.-AirAWiatiO
was accepted to attend the 85th
birthday party of the W.M.S. of
Carmel Presbyterian Church. A
questionnaire concerning
"Sunday - work or common day of
rest" was filled in. Mrs.
Anderson gave the highlights of
the Diocesian Council held in
London. 'The study book
"Distractions dilute your faith"
was given by Mrs. Forrest. Mrs.
Middleton read the scripture from
Mark 16. The meditation was
given by Helen Roberts and Mrs.
Windover, followed by the Litany
and prayers. The meeting closed
with prayer.,
Wednesday,
25 June 1 p.m. -
News of Hensall people
Hensall United Church
127th ANNIVERSARY
Sunday June 8 at 11 a.m.
Guest Speaker :— •Jack Burghardt
of CFPL London
The congregation which will include
members of both Hensall and Chiselhurst
churches as well as guests are invited to a'
followship hour following the service.
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RABIES
CLINICS
The Huron County Health Unit, in
co-operation with the Health of Animals
Branch of the Canada Department of
Agriculture will be holding free rabies
clinics at the following:
Friday,
20 June 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. CLINTON ARENA
Monday,
23 June 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. GODERICH
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Tuesday,
24 June 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. BRUSSELS
FIRE HALL
8 p.m. SEAFORTH
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