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From Forest to Thriving Hamlets
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The Story of Seaforth
h. Belle Campbell
A. History of-tuckersmith
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A History of McKillop
h+. Mrs. Joseph Grummets
The Story of Hibbert Township
Hibbert ReView [Part I]
Hibbert Review [Part III
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by Belle Campbell
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Settlement of Huron County
by James R. 'Scott
The Kirk in Sealorth
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Budget
Tonics
Ifertaidi United Church
wax tilled to capacity On
Sunday Morning for the APR-
641 White Gift Service and
Christmas Pageant, present-
ed by the Sunday School.
Junior and Senior Choirs. The
ralloartt, prepared and
directed by Rev. McDonald.
had the Christmas story told
by the animals in the Bethle-
hem stable. The donkey told
of bringiag Mary and Joseph
gt Bethlehem; the innkeep-
er's dog told of their arrival:
the cow told how she made
room for them in her stall.
Then the little lamb told how
he was brought as a gift by
the shepherds; the camel told
of meeting the three Wise
Men in the desert; and the
horse told of his Roman
master's mission for King
Herod.
Those speaking for the
animals were-the donkey,
Janet Wyatt; the dog, J'en-
'nifer Taylor; the cow. Mary
Jane Parson; the lamb, Rick
Topp; the camel. "rim Mann;
and the 'horse, Rod Parker.
The service was conducted'hY
Rev. McDonald with Sharon
VVurtn as reader. The Junior
and Senior Choirs assisted
telling the story of Christmas
through music. The Junior
Choir. under the direction of
Mr. McDonald. with Joyce
Pepper at the piano opened
the service .with "Come.
Along With Me To Jesus"
taken from Hi:God. They also
sang a French carol "The
'Friendly Beasts", "It Is Not
Far To Bethlehem". and
another French carol "The
Gifts They Gave Emmanuel"
with Donald Wareing and
Robert Gackstetter taking the
solo parts. At the time of
prayer they sang "A Prayer
For Christmas" by Lee Ellis
and closed the service with
"Come, Lord Jesus".
The girls chorus sang "My
Soul Magnifies The Lord"
as Mary listens to the an-
nouncement of the coming
event. And the boys chorus
sang 'Herod Was A Jealous
King" , adopted from "Puer
Natus:,' by Praetorius. Solo-
ist from the junior choir was
Peter Cook singing "What
Child Is This" to Green.
sleeves; Pam Gackstetter
-singing "Child In A Manger"
to the Gall& Melody and
Wayne Scotchmer singing
,"What Can I Give Him" by
Rossitte. The boys trio of Tim
Brock, Robert Gackstetter
and Wayne Scotchmer sang
he Austrian carol "As Lately
__y_eWatched."
The ""iinior choir trio of
Carol Stuart.. Don McCaffrey
and Ron Mock sang the
Austrian carol "Who Knocks
So Late" and the senior choir
with Belva Fuss sang the very
beautiful-"The Three Kings"
with arr. by Ivor Atkins, with
Dr. .Toop as organist and
choir director.
Taking part in telling the
story were Mary, Paula Boz-
atto; Joseph-Mark McGregor
The Angels-Joelle Beaver.
Dianne Hamilton and Eliza-
beth Thompson; the Wise
Men-John Rooseboom, Tim
Peckham and Mark ,Brock;
the shepherds-Gordon Ham-
ilton, Robbie Taylor and
Michael McGregor; the inn
keeper, Scott Jesney. The .
Junior choir ftlemberi--wer!
Donald Wareing. Peter Cook:-
Hensaii
Mrs. Hiiold Parker and
Mrs. Grace Drummond
attended the Huron-Perth
Presbytery of the
Church in Exeter on
as delegates from
-Chiselhurst United
United
Tuesday
Hensall
Church.
the
Hayter have a beautiful,
dark-haired baby grand-
daughter, !Aeolian Lois, born
to Glen and !pis on Nov. 13
in Stratford General Hospit-
al.
A couple of weeks ago, a
grain bin holding SO tons of
corn collapsed on top of the
drier at Bev Hill's. ...Fortun-
ately, no one was injured.
Jerry Reid, who had been
fishing -with- Ed Siddall on
Lake Erie for several weeks,
is -hotn.e again. They were
able to fill their .quota. for
pickerel an take Erie.
„Cottontails' and, partridge
are plentiful in the area this
fall: Our family has had good
luck on their occasional Sat-
urday htints. There, are many
signs indicating a large deer
population, too.
The annual U.C.VV. ChziSi-
mas party is this Thursday,
featuring a potluck supper
and special program. "White
Gift Sunday” will be observ-
ed this week with money
gilts for the South 'HMO
A4600400%1 for the Mentally'
Retarded.
Wiege and Jenny P061.1114
had 4 very enjoyable dinner
Party on Saturday evening to
at
ftlibrate their 25th wedding
nalliVenary. They held it in
the township ball in Varna.
Mere than 70 friends and
relative* were present from
Sarnia, Chatham, Blenheim,
itiagotown;, st. Thomas and
dii" area. They have raised
five children, four girls and a
boy. Wed iilm, to add our
congratulations on this !nip-
py occasion.
up weekon
SOII:AND CROP TALK — Caught by the camera at Thursday's, annual
meeting of the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association were
Russell Bolton, Seaforth; Jim O'Toole, Centralia College researcher,
soils and crop specialist Pat Lynch and CCAT researcher Bob Forest.
(Photo by Exeter T-A)
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DEcemnER 2, 1981
Hensail United Catc Chatmasptageant pr es hented
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Correspondent
MART CHI SSEU
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Things seem to be unus-
ually quiet in the Varna area
lately. or I haven't heard
about happenings until they
aye no longer news. One
small item doesn't make a
column either. So this is
catch-up week.
Nora Heard has purchased
Vi Beta's house in Bayfie,Id.
and will be moving in
rnid,December. We'll hope
to see her 'back in Varna
frequently,
Mervyn' and Margaret.
, .
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fine markers of firtcIIIOds
We reserve the right to
purchases to reasonable
family requirements
LeaF 3 Forequarters
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Whole
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Whole
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EACH PKG.
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Travis Beaver, Bill Stebbins.
Tim Brock. Wayne Scotchmer
and Robert eackstetter. The
girls section were Pam Gack-
stetter, Leigh Rose. Christian
Rose. Linda Shirray. Jodie
Saran*, Diane Stebbins and
Tracy Campbell.
The ushers for the service
were Brian Tom). Chuck
Doktittor, Ross Veal and
Steven Corbett. Rick McGee
was 'the greeter for the
service Flowers were "placed
in the church in loving mem-
ory of Mrs. Roy Consitt. Mrs.
Herb l(ercher and Mrs. Jack
Munn. The SundaY School
students were reminded of
their Christmas party to be
held on Friday night at '7:00
p.m in the church and the,
congregation were reminded
that next Sunday would be
COmmunion Sunday. Any
shut-in wishing to receive
communion should contact
the church office.
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