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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-22, Page 15'4 ATTENTION FARMERS LAX 4 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FLAX 1 AS A CASH CROP IN 1976 1. Flax- Futures for 1976 ,continue at an attractive level. , 2. Flax Plantings In our area have trippled in the last two years. 3. Possibility of new' flax seed varieties with higher yields being available for 1976. 4. Input Cost for seed fertilizer and spray less than $20.00 per acre. 5. A market • is available immediately for all Ontario grown flax. 0. Quick unload as compared with other cash crops. 7. Forward telling available (Ask Manager' for • details) 8. Storage available (ask Manager for details) 9. Contracts available (ask Manager for details) Don't delay because interest in this seed is high. To •avoid disappointment call todao. 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They're ideal for combining, picking or silage production. For the best quality Certified No. I Seed choose Pride and for .the best service, call y our local dealer now. MORLEY COOPER R.R.3 Kippen 262-5067 • (R144 2700 CHU" R173 2750 CHU 8221 28 5 CHU newlawantiOwer The, annual meeting O . the Hensall Curling Club was held at the . Vanastra Curling, ,r-duh recently . Trophies and yrizes were awarded prior to the meeting. Officers elected for the coming year Axel 1?;epp;d,ut Wayne McBride; - first Vice President- Dottg. Shirray; Second Vice}President ;4)„,ave Shurman; Group sponsors su' i s e service- Secretary Treasurer - Eric Luther. . • Trophies Winners of trophies were: COding,Club officers Correspondent Bertha MacGregor The Chiselhurst U.C.W. met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Earl Kinsman, Hensall. Mrs. Harold Parker, President, welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with an . "Easter •Poem" The Theme Song and theme' prayer was repeated. Nineteen members answered the roll call by reading continuously from the Scriptures. Mrs. Vera Brintnell was in charge of the worship service entitled "The meaning of the Cross". An invitation was received from Alma College to send a delegation there this summer: The treasurer gave the financial report and the quilting committee alto reported. Mrs. Betty Stoneman was in charge of the program and read a poem on ' "Easter and Teenagers". A slip and bloomer sale will be held at the May meeting, Arrangements were made to hold a "Bake Sale" in Hensall United Church May 2st. It was decided to purchase a lawn mower and Pearl Taylor and Dorothy Brintnell will visit next month. Mrs, Alvin Cole was in charge of the study and Mrs. :Roberta Templeman introduced the speaker, Mrs. Eaton who lives near Staffa. Mrs. Eaton's husband is a minister and has -spent much time in India and assisted during the draught years. He also ministered at He is now in Bangladesh where there is another draughtHe expects to spend several months there before returning again to Canada. Mrs. Eaton spoke on their work in this land and the many churches they worked with . Dorothy Brintnell thanked the speaker and presented her with a gift. The meeting closed with prayer and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs Kinsman served lunch. Hensall Salqs Barn Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers; demand was active and prices were up. Fat cattle; . heifers $41.50-$47.75, steers $42.50-$48,75. Feeder cattle, heifers $38.00442.50; steers $40.00-$46'.'00. Pigs; wein- lings 533.00-550.00, chunks $52.00466.00. Sixth meeting. The sixth meeting of the Hensall 1 and _2 4-H Clubs was held at the United Church on Tuesday evening. The roll call was "an idea for your achieve- ment day presentation." The Leaders demonstrated the french knot, and Achievement Day plans were discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael , Clinton, were • recent visitors with Mr;• and Mrs. lames Sangster and Brad. Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson of- Birmingham, Mich. were weekend visitors with Mrs. F. G. Bonthron. Mrs. Ralph Turner who ha.5, been a patient in South Hur6n Hospital Exeter, returned to her home last week. Rev. W D. J aryls conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church o,n Sunday and continued his studies on the Lord's Prayer "Lead Us Not Into Temptation". Anniversary service will be held on "May 16th at 11;0g. Guest minister .Rev. Ken Innes of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd of Willowdale visited this week with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ada Smillie, • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas of Toronto were weekend visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. E. Sararas and members of 'the, family . Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto spent the Easter holiday with 'her' mother, Mrs. Emma Farquhar: • Easter visitors with Mrs. Edith" Bell and Miss Sylvia Bell were Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Beaver and family, Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Passmore and family, of London. Mrs. Mabel Shirray returned to her home last week after spending the winter months in Florida. • Mr. and 'Mrs. Stuart Horton of Montreal spent the weekend here visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. Olive Horton 'who is• a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett were members of their family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett, Steve and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbet, .Johnathon and Catharine-, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe, Joey , Jackie and Toney of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs: Don MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke of Oakville spent the Easter weekend with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Rev. W.D Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The sermon subject was "Th ine Be The Glory". Miss Linda •Bell accompanied the Junior' Choir and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall accompanied the choir .in the • singing of the Easter. anthems.. ' Mr., and Mrs*. Lorne Chapman, were visited by their family for Easter including Mrs. Joe DeLodge, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs.. Don MacteHeti atid Oakville; Mr. and Mrs:. Jerry Chapman' - and family, Mississauga,•Mr. and Mrs. Craig Chapman and daughter, Wyoming ,and Rod , Chapman„ Mildmay. A lac ge representation of Past Grands of Amber Rebekah Lodge attended the district annual meeting in Goderich, , Wednesday. P Every week more and .more people discoVer what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor want 'Ads, Dial 527-0240. Correspondent Hilda M. Payne • The Sunrise Service at the Hensall United Church was in `charge of the Youth Group who- conducted an inspiring message to begin the day. Leader forn the service was Paul Waring, A solo "Lord of the Dance," was sung by Gall Travers, and Joan Alexander gave an uplifting meditation on love, the beginning and end of our witness for Christ and the foundation of His message on earth.. Following the service, over 100 people gathered in the Fellowship Hall for bacon and egg breakfast, served by the Youth Group and helpers, Easter Sunday Service at Hen- sall United Chum was conducted by Rev. Don Beck. He gave" the final sermon of his series, "What is a virtue? Faith". Faith in the Resurrection is the foundation for hope and love that is fhe witness Easter is a season that inspires music. It was therefore no great surprise •to learn that Hensall United Church was to render a cantata "No Greater Love" in th'e Easter season. That performance took place on Monday -evening and the only pity is that more people .were not out to hear it. Not that the church was eMpty by any mean's, but there were empty seats and each one, signified an hour of beautiful music missed. "No Greater Love" tells in music-, and by narration the story of Jesus' Temptation, the Sermon `on the Mount, highlights of His ministry, Palm Sunday, the Last Supper, His agony in the Garden, the Crucifixion and Resurtgction.: Narrator for this inspiring message was, Rev. Don Beck. Soprano soloists were Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Janis Bisback. Alto soloist was, Mrs. Belva Fuss. Tenor soloists were Messrs. Don Travers, Wayne Payne and Ron Mock, and bass soloist was Mr. Don Mock. A duet was also sung by Belva Fuss and Wayne Payne. Our thanks are due to Mrs. John Turkheim for training the. choir and for her leadership at the orgah. Mark Maundy Thursday Maundy Thursday Communion Service was held at Hensall United Church •with Rev. Don Beck in charge, and with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. The meditation subject was "He ,took a towel." This act of Jesus signified the act of slavery' or- complete committal to the will of God in all that was to come. The Communion service followed the message. Mrs. Inez McEWe,n attended the Broderick-St urdevant wed- ding in. Grand Bend United Church on Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. Ron Passmore and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Boogenians and family of Burlington visited with Mrs. Pearl Passmore over the weekend. Mr. Richard McCullough of , Birr visited with his grandmother Mrs. Robert Middleton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston of Brucefield visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwa', Mrs. Eliza- beth Volland and Mrs. Daisy Ivey during the Easter holiday. Mr. Johnston has just returned from two months-visit to Tucson from where he' visited places in Mexico. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Varna, Mr. and. Mrs. Desmond Ivey of Sarnia who were accompanied by their grandson Christopher frord Maryland, Miss,z Dawn Brass, Montreal, M. Margaret CoombS, Clinton, Mrs. Audrey' Haugh, Exeter, Mrs. Barbara Scott, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Finley, Exeter. Town visitors who called were Mrs. Terry . Haugh and baby, Mrs. Winnie Skea, Mrs. Bona Clark, Stary Jesney, Danny Bozzator, Dereck Robinson, , Jeff Sangster and Jamie Reid. Mr. and Mrs. John Skea had a pleasant Easter visit with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. 'Randy Mason of Huron Park. Mrs. Ina Johns of Exeter visited at the weekend with her daughter and son-in-law,,Mr. and Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn and family. ,• The seventh meeting of the Hensall `2 4-H Thrifty Threaders was held on Tuesday evening at the United Church. The roll call, "One place to use the French, Knot" was answered by 11 girls. Achievement- Day plans Were further _ discussed. Assembling and working on the free' choice article were discussed and the learning article worked on. Goodwin Trophy - Ken Parker,, Marlene Parker, Wayne Corbett, . Don Dalton. Middleton Trophy Ray Consitt, Marg. Consitt, Ken Clarke, Marg. Clarke. Runner Up - Middleton Trophy -Ken Parker, Marlene Parker, 'Wayne Corbett, Don Dalton. iligh"T" Game Winner - Jack Bell,`Tove Vicki Bell, Mary Blom. High Two Game Winner - Bob Bell, Marlene Bell, .Linda Bell, Allen Bell. High One Game Winner - Grant Jones, Lois Jones-, Bruce Rathwell, Dawn' Rathwell. High One Game Winner - John Eckel, Geraldine Eckel, Joyce Pepper, Brenda Pepper. Consolation - Eric Luther; Shirley Luther, Dave Schurman, Karen Schurman. Cantata merited larger attendance RE AILand USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED • of a Christian. Easter is a glorious, exciting time. Mrs. John Ttirkehim and the choir sang the anthem, "Hallelujah! King of Kings". The' junior choir sang "Allelu" wit#i soloist Scott Jesney' and Urenda Pepper at the piano. -Next Sunday will be Agriculture Sunday. A bowling party for Unit '2 is being arranged for SatOrday evening. Personals Mrs. Albert Shirray has returned from a visit to Florida which included an interesting trip to New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde of Brampton and Miss Margaret Hyde of London visited with their.: parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde for Easter. Mr. and MrS. Orval Smith and Helen, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Ines McEwen and Bruce Walker, all of Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs, Don Cooper of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith on Sunday.