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Lazy Daisies learn
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Times-Advocate, March 18, 1976
Hensall
and district news
Cheryl demonstrated the
twisted chain stitch which was
tried by each girl.
Hensall H "Thrifty Threaders"
met March 9 in Hensall UC. The
roll call "The colour harmony of
my learning stitches" was an-
swered by 12 girls, The leaders
demonstrated on how to do the
twisted chain stitch. '
The third meeting of Hensall I
"Lazy Daisies" was held March 9
at the Hensall United Church.
The roll call, the colour harmony
of my learning stitches" was
answered by 9 girls.
Leader, Cheryl Riley discussed
how to create a design. Questions
were answered and designs
created,
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262.5018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Hensall Legion sponsors
public speaking contest
Others competing in this
division were Paul Johnston,
Kathy Love and Kim Dobson of
Zurich Public School and Brenda
Rooseboom1 Jacqueline Hyde of
Hensall Public School.
In the senior division the
winners were Donna Miller, first,
Rosemary Duttman second, both
of St. Boniface public school and
third, Iona Schaufler of Hensall
public school. Others competing
in the senior divison were Janet
McAllister, Brenda Miller and
Brenda Riddell all of Zurich
public school and Marilyn Pepper
and Michelle Triebner of Hensall
public school.
Judges were Mrs. Robert
Allen, Brucefield, Mrs. Donald
Webster, Exeter and Mrs. Ronald
McGregor, Kippen. The winners
compete again at the finale at the
Seaforth Legion on Saturday
afternoon.
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Unit I of Hensall United Church
met Monday evening with Hilda
Payne, Unit leader, in the chair.
She opened with a poem "The
Helping Hand" and this was
followed by the devotional, led by
Sadie Hoy, whose theme was
"Healing Quietness." By
scripture quotations and ex-
planations members were
reminded not to be troubled, how
to do the impossible, to renew our
faith, to rest in God, how to pray
successfully, to trust and to reach
forward.
Helyn Drysdale took the study,
which was on the health care in
the Socialist structure of modern
China. Health care has changed
from widespread illness caused
through ignorance, before the
Revolution to a country wide
network of preventive and
curative medicine in both city
and rural areas now.
Following this, Hazel Corbett
gave two readings, "God Forgive
me When I Whine" and "A
Mountain Mother's Letter to her
Son",
Business consisted of
WE HAVE
ANTENNAS
Zone C 1 Public Speaking for
Hensall-Zurich area was held in
the Hensall Legion Hall March
12. Legion 1st Vice-president
Grant McClinchey and Legion
Padre Rev. Blackwell acted as
Chairmen,
In the Junior Division winners
were first, John McAllister,
Zurich public school; second,
Mary-Ellen Ducharme, of St.
Boniface public school, and third,
Linda Mathonia also of St.
Boniface.
HEIDI BONTHRON of Hensall isn't holding up the table, she is merely
taking a rest from the trying day she has spent registering for
Kindergarten. Undoubtedly, Mrs. Bonthron could have used a rest
too. photo by Youngs.
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'102 Richmond St. N.
Phone 262-2540 or 262-2143 '
Sales barn
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers, demand was
fair, prices were steady, Fat
cattle; heifers $37.00 - $38.40 top
to $39.50, steers $40.00 - $42.50, top
to $43.20, feeder cattle $35.00 -
$44.10. Pigs; weanlings $38.00 -
$52.00, chunks $52.50 - $60.00.
visited this week with Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hoy returned
home after spending several days
at the home of their son Michael
in London caring for their
grandson, Aaron while their
daughter-in-law was in St.
Joseph's Hospital with a new
baby girl Alyson Wendy.
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KATHY SCHENK, aspiring school student, demonstrated her writing
skills to her mother, left, Mrs. Bonnie Schenk and Mrs. Joanne Jasper,
during registration for Kindergarten in Zurich, Tuesday.
photo by Youngs.
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AN ASPIRING INTERIOR DECORATOR? — Who knows for sure, but Elizabeth Thompson tries out her
hand on a miniature scale while her mother registers her for school in Hensall. photo by Youngs.
UcW plan pot luck supper
arrangements for a pot-luck
supper at May meeting, in-
vitations to Zurich on April 1, and
to Kippen on April 13, and the
general meeting on April 5.
Arrangements were made for
entertaining at the Nursing Home
during May and collecting
Canada Packer labels.
Flowers are being placed in the
Church during March. The
meeting closed with a reading
"On Getting Involved" and
thoughts about St. Joseph, the.
patron Saint of Canada, followed
by all repeating the Mizpah
benedition.
Gospel services
A series of Gospel Services will
be held in the Hensall Public
School Auditorium each Thur-
sday night, conducted by Rev. W.
Hutchinson and Rev. T. Zim-
merman, both of London. The
first service was last Thursday
night.
World Day
of Prayer
Hensall World Day of Prayer
was held in St. Paul's Anglican
Church Friday. The speaker,
Rev. G.A. Anderson took as his
subject, "Prayer" illustrating it
with the contrasting lives of Mary
and Martha, Jesus' friends.
The order of service was
prepared by the native women of
Latin America with the theme,
"Education — for all of Life"
Taking part as leaders were Mrs.
Frank Forrest, Mrs. Harold
Parker and Mrs. John Solden.
Those giving Bible readings
were Mrs. Harold Bell and Mrs.
Jack Brintnell, and presenting
short skits were Mrs. Ian
McAllister, Mrs. Audrey
Christie, Mrs. Ron Wareing, Mrs.
Edison Forrest and Mrs. Carl
Payne. Depicted was "The
Reality of Poverty, Relationships
and Repression."
The service concluded with
"The responsibility of the
Church". Mrs,R, Middleton
assisted at the organ.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon-Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth
Volland, and Mrs. Daisey Ivey
during the week were Mrs. Vera
Johnston, Brucefield; Mrs. Anne
Finlay, Exeter; Rev. W. Hut-
chison, London; Mr. J. Robbins,
London; Mrs. Joyce and Miss
Janet Taylor, Varna, Mr. & Mrs.
Desmond Ivey, Sarnia; and Mr.
& Mrs. Otto Schlosser, Swan
River, Manitoba.
Mr. & Mrs. William Fuss en-
joyed a pleasant holiday in
Florida.
Mrs. Dorothy Munroe of
Sea forth was a recent visitor with
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Campbell are
holidaying in the Barbados.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Knight have
been vacationing in Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe,
Jacky, Joey and Tony of Mitchell
and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Adams,
Exeter, were recent visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett.
Mrs. George Dowson un-
derwent surgery last week in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren,
Jodi and Brooke of Oakville
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
communion service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
when a confirmation class in-
cluding Allen Bell, Vicky Baker,
Elaine Love, Jacky McClinchey,
Sandra Nixon, Kim Stewart,
Lisa Stretton, Bruce Thomson,
Jim Pollock, joined the church by
profession of faith and Mr. & Mrs.
Herb Stretton and Mr. Glen
Nixon joined by certificate. The
flowers in the church were in
memory of the late Mrs.
Margaret Ingram.
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