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FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE — Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son, Kippen are pleased to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their youngest datighter, Beatrice Elaine to
Ronald James Fleming, Brucefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fleming, Woodstock. The ceremony will take place on Sat.,
July 5 at Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Ont, at 3 p.m.
Open reception. Everyone welcome.
Rebekahs visit
lodge in London
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Two missionary groups from Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall celebrated their anniversaries last week. It was the fiftieth anniversary of the Arnold
Circle and the eightieth anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society. Above are Mrs. Bev
Moir, president of the Arnold Circle, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, one of the original members
of the Arnold Circle and currently a member of the Women's Missionary Society, and Mrs.
Florence Hyde, president of the Women's Missionary Society. Staff photo
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NO ENTRY FEE
PRIZES for ALL CONTESTANTS
Old McDonalds Form Display
PARADE
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and Band
MAPLE CITY SHOWS
Parade 6:00 ---- Official Opening 7:30 p.m.
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Tinrs-Advocate, June 11,.9E0
Carmel church groups mark joint anniversorycelebrations
The Senior W.M.S. and community were en-
Arnold Circle of Carmel tertained. The former
Presbyterian .Chukch„ celebrating their 90th year
lima held a joint an- and the latter 5Q years of
niversary service on service.
Tuesday evening when .a. The president Mrs. Harvey
number of churches in the Hyde welcomed all the
•,f. • • 2•1,,
71"6* 4,
guests and gave a poem
"Time". Mrs. Don Volland
presided for the devotional
and the singing of "0 God
Our Help'in Ages Past" was
followed by prayer by Mrs.
Al Hoggartb.
JUNIOR
TALENT
PRIZE
MONEY
FOR ALL
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Gwen Harburn's team;
clothes pin race - Loretta
Riley's team; dress the
dummy - Loretta Riley's
team; panty hose contest -
Mike Brickman; paper
measure - Wendy Brickman
and Sheila Riley tied; waist
measure - Loretta Riley;
guessing and contest - Ron
Pallister.
Lucky plate - Judy Jepson;
draw prize - David Smale.
The 35th Riley picnic is to
be held the second Sunday in
June 1981 in the Hensall
Park.
It is hoped that more will
be able to come to it. The
past president is Jim Smale;
president, Murray Harburn;
vice president, Don
Thompson, London;
secretary, Nellie Riley;
treasurer, Doreen Harburn;
sports committee, Mike and
Wendy Brickman and
Michelle Riley.
Hensall Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary meet
The final meeting of
Hensall Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary was held for the
summer months was held on
Tuesday evening with the
president Mrs. Beatrice Uyl
presiding. Committees were
formed for 1980 and
arrangements finalized for
the Penny Sale. Lunch was
served and a social hour
enjoyed by all.
Unit IV meets
Unit IV of the U.C.W. of the
Hensall United Church met
on Thursday in -the
Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Nan
Britton, the leader opened
the meeting with a poem
entitled The Master Gar-
dener" followed by singing a
hymn. Mrs. Rena Caldwell
had charge of the study
period and she gave the
highlights of her trip to
Japan taken a few years ago.
She spoke of the country,
their people, and work, the
different religions, their
food, churches , theatres,
etc. also showed folders on
some of these and the one of
their beautiful Tokyo Tower.
Sixteen members an-
swered the roll call and Mrs.
Dorothy Mickle was
secretary and pianist for the
meeting. Mrs. Mary Roobal,
card convener reported the
cards sent for April and
May. Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt
gave the treasurer's report.
Forty-two visits were made
by the group in May.
The date for Alma College
is from August 10th to 13th.
Mrs. Shirley read a poem
"The Patchwork Quilt" and
Mrs. Britton gave a reading
on "The Hymns We Sing."
After singing a hymn Mrs.
Luther closed the meeting
with prayer.
Persona Is
Visitors with Vivian
Alderson were Herbert and
Bernice Cooper, Roy and
Mabel Alderson, Henry and
Annie Becker, Bernice,
Oren, Grace and Irene Ilaist
visited with Mrs. Triebner.
Martha Smith and Rev.
Brian Elder visited Mrs.
Finkbeiner, ton Rozendale
Chiselhurst U.C.W.
The president Mrs. Jack
Brintnell opened the June
meeting of the Chiselhurst
U.C.W. on Tuesday with a
poem "When Things Go
Wrong". The theme song
was sung followed by the
theme prayer. Mrs. Clarence
Coleman took the worship
entitled "God's Luggage
Shop" Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs,
Fredo Boa, and Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell assisted
Mrs. Coleman.
A campsite experience is
to be held June 9th at Camp
Bimini A bake sale will be
held at the community
centre Hensall on June 21st
at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. Harold
Parker gave the study on
"Resolutions of Iran" and
Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
F.1 assisted with Update of
Refugees in Cambodia.
Mrs. Gerald Glenn had the
programme with an
arrangement of flags from
many nations. The meeting
was concluded by all
repeating the Lord's Prayer.
Hostesses were Mrs. Gerald
Glenn and Mrs. Dick Taylor.
The regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge was
held on Wednesday evening
when Noble Grand Mrs.
Hazel Corbett assisted by
Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth
ejuniumumin
The
Light
!Touch
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• People sometimes stumble
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g. of them get up and hurry'.
away as if nothing had E.
happened
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for the first five minutes, 51
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Ety helmets, no safety glasses, 7:2
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doesn't even cover expenses. Et
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Eenough money these days to E
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Eeducation.
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E maintenance.
Jack 's
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Service
ti 107 Queen St„ Hensall
262.2103
E and stretch your repair
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workmanship.
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The "Swimming Up" of
the Beavers to Cubs was held
at the Hensall Public School
on Thursday evening when
Jason Clarke, Billy Touton,
John Bell, Michael Hoffman,
Darryl Lawrence and Bevan
Moir were welcomed to the
Cubs, Leader is Ken Clarke
assisted by Butch Hoffman,
Tammy Baker, Barry
Southcott, and Gary Beaver.
Beavers rained out
The Hensall Beaver pack
joined the Beaver packs of
Huron County at Goderich on
Saturday June 7 for the
Beaveree. A good
programme was arranged,
unfortunately it was rained
out. Leaders are Marg
Clarke, Joanne Willert, Bev
Moir and Eleanor Shiels.
Riley Reunion
held at Hensall
The 34th Riley picnic was
held June 8th at the park in
Hensall with 45 present.
Sports were enjoyed with the
prize winners as follows:
races: 6 and under Jason
Harburn, Tom Jepson.
Boys 10 and under - Bret
Stinson; girls 10 and under -
Lori Harburn; girls 10 and
over - Jannie Johns; boys 10
and over-Bruce Brodhagen,
Relay races - run and sit -
—FEATURING —
Prize Hereford
Feeder Calves
A male quartette com-
prising of Sam Skinner, Bob
Heywood, Bob Blair, and
Doug Gill, accompanied by
Mrs. Gill at the piano sang
"Let the Lower Lights be.
Burning" and "The Won-
derful Story of Love". Mrs.
John Baker introduced the
speaker Rev. Cheryl Ashick
of Exeter whose husband is
Dr, Englert, She comes from
Sudbury and is a graduate of
Waterloo Lutheran
Seminary and now is
minister at Trinity Lutheran
Church, London,
Rev, Ashick spoke briefly
of her work and sang songs
with her ownaccompaniment
on the guitar, She showed the
movie "He Restoreth My
Soul" which was most
touching. Rev. Ashick closed
by singing "The People we
were Meant to Be." The
quartette sang "I want My
Life to Tell" and "Secret
Prayer".
Mrs. Esther Wright
thanked the speaker for her
message also the quartette.
Mrs. Bev Moir on behalf of
the Arnold Circle and Mrs.
Harvey Hyde on behalf of the
seniors expressed their
sincere thanks to all taking
part. The meeting concluded
by singing "God of Mercy
QUARTET PERFORMS
Carmel Presbyterian
church observed their 131st
anniversary on Sunday when
Rev. W. Murray of Knox
Presbyterian Church,
Mitchell was the guest
minister delivering an in-
spiring message on "The
Church Today: Is a Fresh
Concept Needed". A male
quartette from the United
Church, Exeter comprising
Norm Walper, Pat Skinner,
Carf Cann and Bob Russell
sang.
Mrs. Robert Taylor
presided at the organ for the
service of song. The
Sacrament of The Lord's
Supper will be celebrated
next Sunday, June 15th at
9:00 a.m.
God of Grace" after which
Mrs. Hyde led in prayer and
Rev. Knight pronounced the
Benediction .
A social hour followed in
the school room where
greetings were brought from
Presbytery by Mrs.
McAllister of Auburn. Mrs.
Hyde announced a charter
member who was at the
organizing of the Arnold
Circle fifty years ago would
speak about the Circle and
cut the birthday cake. Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor gave a
brief outline about the for-
mation of the Arnold Circle
which was organized in June
1930 by the late Mrs. Dunlop
of Goderich and the late Mrs.
Harry Arnold of Hensall who
was a devoted Missionary
member - thus the name
"Arnold Circle" was chosen
in bonour of Mrs, Arnold.
Following the cutting of
the cake a social hour was
enjoyed by all.
Those from a distance
were (Rev.) Percy
Ferguson, Chesley, Mrs. Al
Kerslake, London; Mrs.
Riley presided. Mrs. Riley
reported cards sent to
members and Mrs. Olga
Chipchase reported for the
Membership committee.
The inaugural meeting will
be held at Brussels on June
27th at 8:30 p.m. The officers
accepted an invitation to
Victoria Lodge, London and
opened and closed Lodge
there on Thursday evening
when an enjoyable evening
was had.
Arrangements to have a
booth at the sale of Mrs.
Edith Bell was arranged to
be August 16th at 10 a.m.
Lodge closed in regular
form.
visited his wife Mrs.
Rozendal also Mr. and Mrs.
A, McDonald,
Heavy Horses, Light Horses
& Ponies
Horse Judging to Commence Promptly at 5:oo o'clock
TO BE JUDGED and AUCTIONED
Auction Sale of Calves 9:30 P M
Murray Cardiff M P for Huron - Bruce
Admission: Adults $2.00 - Students $1.00 - Children under 12 Free
CKNX Mobile Unit in Attendance
Clarke Kennedr, Grand
Bend; (Rev.) Dr. and Mrs.
M.B. Parker, London; Mrs.
Stanlake, Mrs. H. Laing and
Mrs. Blanehe Dougall,
Exeter; Rev. K. Knight
spoke briefly at the social
hour.
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ADVANCE NOTICE
EE Registration for Hensall and Area Children (ages 5 to 14)
wishing to enrol in Hensall Summer Recreation Program and
Swimming Program (includes transportation to Vanastra)
will take place at the Hensall & District Community Centre.
on
June 26, 1980
between
5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
* TAXES ARE DUE *
A reminder that the final installment of Interim Taxes is due
to the Village of Hen'sall, before Sunday, June 15.
Civic Corner