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saved so much monev since the., guys insisted we stop phoning each tither and
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44.16 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE17, 1981
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Garden" and Peter Cook led
the congregation to prayer as
he sang "The Beautiful
Garden of Prayer."
During the award service
Sunday School Superinten-
dent Mrs. Lorne Qackstetter
presented seals and din,ha,,
10.a .these. yktio }land met
'the school's goal, for perfect
attendance.. Those receiving
:s aid .were:1st year
bAtb Tboinp$.0.n. PAnti
f4trito,*.-.4Ohn,Rnienboott,
qittie;Stiiiit,.1404ne
Victsrtla. isbatcka Ryan Kyle,
Ayan•$„titirt, R ehe11e Elder,
Terry-Lynn • Jamie •
Brack. Leanne Consist. Kim-.
beriY • Alen Scotchmer, Tana
Geiger and Benjamin. Geig-
er; 2nd year perfect atten-
"'dance - Jpdie McGee, Jamie
McGee. bench McGee.
Mark Brock. Gordon Hamil-
ton. Tim Brock and Dianne
Hamilton; 3rd year perfect
attendance - Shawn Wurrn,
and Thomas Scotchmer; 4th
year perfect attendance -.
Rick Topp, Linday Shirray
and Peter Cook; 5th year
perfect attendance - Robert
Gackstetter, Joelle Beaver.
Dianne Stebbins, Wayne
Sc. otchmer, Pam Gackstet-
ter and Travis Beaver; 6th
year :perfect attendance- Bill
Stebbins; seven years' per-
fect attendance, Brian Topp
and Steven Gerstenkorn);•
eight years' perfect atten-
- dance - Tim 'Mann. John
God's Garden" was
the theme for the annual
sward and promotional ser-
vice in the United Church
Sunday Flaming. `
The .church
Sanctuary •was made over
into a garden-like titnio ,
p*k* wit, trees, hushes,:
crtng shrubs, woo
a and erns.The
wAkti::1*;4 on ,Good's.
alitxt !1-$14* appropriate
hytr *14
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nolIAOtlitlinit,itn:000 in
chosen- *Ad the;se610 open..
ed by thinking God for the
trees and flowers with the
cOnVetational singing "This
Is My Father's World."
The Choir sang the anthem
by Eric Wild "There is A
Time For Everything" and
the congregation answered
with a responsive reading on
the promise of new life
relating the rebirth of the
trees and flowers and grass
to the new life' found in
Christ and the promise that
is ours in the life and
resurrection of Christ. Fol-
lowing the reading of the
Creation Story by Rod Parker
and Donald Wareing. Mr.
McDonald explained that the
rainbow is a symbol of the
promise and convenant . of
God with his people..
During the service Wayne
Scotchmer sang the very
beautiful, "Come to the
Watches
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O'Brien. Rud Parker; and
nine years' perfect atten-
dance - Donald Wareing.
SPECIAL AWARD
A special award was pre-
sented by Rev. McDonald to
those having honour alien-
dance at Sunday
MOW not missing *WSW!-
' Ltsy's Rod Parker.
iiikaheth Thompapn. Mantle'
Stebbjrisv Ga4stmer.
„Sehhins, Onintld Ware-
ing+ Rikett'Gacksiteiter;D.r:.
visti WOO stkokii.icur ,
taatte Come, Jamie *-
Gee and Jodie MnOie. ROA-.
nets up. wha missed tw.o
Sundaya. and who also ,re-
ceived an award were JOelle
Beaver. Peter Cook. Travis
Beaver and John Rosse-
, boom.
For the promotional ser-
vice the children walked
through the Garden as they
were wished farewell by their
teachers and were greeted
into their new class by their
new teacher. The Toddlers
friim the Nursery Depart
ment' Otto are ready to enter
Sunday School also came
through the gates with Mrs.
McGee, their leader. to be
received by the Nursery.
Teachers.
Much, appreciation goes
to the Sunday School super-
intendent and the staff for
providing such a meaningful
worship experience for the
children and the large con-
gregation that attended the
service. The staff acknow-
ledges with gratitude the
assistance through supplies,
for the garden scene from the
Steckle Garden Centre of
Zurich, Williams of Hensall
and the Zurich Public School.
as well as all those who
supplied flowers and bushes.
The Hensall Explorers had
a very enjoyable camping
eaplotation last weekend
when they travelled with
-their counsellor's Linda Ira-
quair, Kathy Mann, Shirley
McAllister, along with Rev.
McDonald, 'to Point Farm
Provincial â Park. Although
tired, the girls and leaders
came back with the great
enthusiasms, Everyone is
-wolfing-forward-to next year*
experience.
The Office board of the
United' Church met Wed-
nesday' evening with a good
attendance. Among other
business, final plans were
announced for the Vacation
Bible School to be held from.
June 29 . to July 3 for the
whole community. Also the
anniversary of the church
will be held NoVember 1
with the Rev. George Goth of
London, a former minister of
Metropolitan United Church,
as the guest speaker 'fdr the
evening Service. The board
was also informed that the
large parking lot was com-
plete at the back of the
church and that it was being
--tited-SiiiicUy 'aid throughout
the week quite extensively.
Tuckersmith Unit 1 met
Monday evening June 8.
Hazel McNaughton and Ann
Broedfoot led Devotions.
Mrs. McNaughton read "the
Natures Creed." Mrs.
Broadfoot took as her topiL
agriculture in Palestine
Each member was asked to
read a scripture verse which
made reference to agricul-
ture in. .Bible. times. Mi.,.
Mcningbion led., etAttle,s r.M;
".144 :have a Oiie. pion*. ".
ffizerfvKatiney ctiiitect
•
Res Kenneth Knight
conducted the Sacrament of
Holy Communion 10 Carmel
Presbyter:um (.'hurch on Sun
day The sermon was entitled
"Christ Our Bread" The
choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor sang
the business and was watt to
We so many out. This being
the last meeting until fall.
she thanked the devotion
leaders. Beatrice Stoll read
the minutes and 12 members
answered the roll call with a
flower, fruit or vegetable
mentioned in the Bible. Mrs.
Berry gave the treasurer's
report.
Violet Ross reported' on
sir. atld dowers And-
expteSse4
o' 'Alice Stott and
the. anthem "Near lo The
Cross". The sery on Sun-
day June 28th will he with-
drawn so the ,,,ngregation
may, attend Crorarty Attm-
yersary when tic Re% W.
Jarvis, former in'tnster will
conduct the sers
bate tienderson, both in
the hospital. A letter of
thanks was read from Clinton
Hospital for the devotion
they had received from the
General U.C.W.
Members are rOminded
the project for July and
August will be a donation of
SLOP for each. month. The
next meeting will be Sept. 14
at 81 p.m. wait 'stn atictinti at
the .11y-,t,
Mennber$ were 45.104 help
ink various wnYA
-Slitinthem suppers June
Congraiutaxion4 to Nit 4.
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.R.Ac I'Brneefleld, on 'triplet
sous horn Tuesday June J.
bon ('Betty) Lee or Duch-
ess. Alberta spent the past
week with' her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Seldon Ross.
Mrs. Ross Scott who was a
patient in University Hospi-
tal. London has returned
home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mc-
Gregor of Woodstock spent
has
the weekend with his mother
Mrs. Gregor McGregor.
Jack Gilmour of Toronto
visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Seldom
Ross.
Pearl Eyre has returned
from attending the funeral of
her son-in-law, David Reid of master of ceremonies. After
Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. the reading,of the honour roll
The decoration service R. McMullen conducted the
under the 1.0.0.F and Rebe- service assisted by Rev.
kah,. the L.O.L. and the Brown of Varna, who gave
Legion was held at Bairds the address. The cemetery
cemetery Sunday afternoon was decorated with many
with John Broadfoot as flowers.
PrOmotioncif service
Gorden is theme
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