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Business seminar well attended
Times -Advocate, May 27, 1981
Page 9A
Original composition features music at baptism service
A lovely baptismal service
was held at Hensall United
Church on Sunday May 24,
conducted by Rev Stanley
McDonald, when Justin
Travers Shaw was presented
for baptism by his parents
George and Gail Shaw.
Providing music for the
service were Sherry and
Don Travers and Rick
Weber. RIck and Sherry
accompanied themselves on
the guitar. As a preparation
for worship, Rick played
"Birth" and at the beginning
of the baptism service Rick
Weber and Sherry Travers
played and sang "Our Song"
an original piece composed
by Rick with lyrics by
Sherry.
After the reading of the
scripture, Rev McDonald
read, "A Woman who held a
Baby" from the Prophet,
and following the vows taken
by the parents, Don Travers
sang a "Lullaby" ac-
companied by Rick and
Sherry.
During the offering, Rick
and Sherry again played a
duet "0 Very Young" and as
the prelude, Rick played
"Children."
Both songs, "Birth" and
"Children", are Rick's
original compsitions.
The message given by Rev
Stanley McDonald, was
entitled "It runs in the
family". During life, many
children come in contact
with someone who becomes
a "mother " figure to them
though not their real mother.
Real or substitute, the bond
of love is established bet-
ween them. Love has
amazing power to determine
character and the most
privileged child is the one
who receives the most love.
As parents, we impart our
faith, or lack of it, to our
children. We should let
Christ come into our
relationships in the Church,
in the school and in the
government, but above all,
in our families. Children will
grow in God's love in the
loving hands of Jesus.
Ushers for the service
were Scott Jesney and Brian
Beer while Dave Brock
welcomed the congregation
at the door. Next Sunday, the
Sacrament of Holy Com-
munion will be ad-
ministered.
Lodges attend service
The Oddfellow and
Rebekah Lodges ac-
companied by the Patriarch
Miltant and Ladies'
Auxiliary attepded worship
at Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Sunday and were
addressed by Rev Kenneth
Knight who spoke on the
parable "The Samaritin or
the Robber?"
Mrs. Blanche Dougall and
Mrs. Edith Bell sang a duet
"Trusting in the Saviour"
accompanied at the organ by
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor. The
members marched to the
local hall where a social hour
followed and refreshments
were served.
A special Sunday evening
service will be held on
Sunday May 31 when Miss
Carol Erb who has been a
missionary in Afghanistan
for a number of years will be
113th ANNUAL 1981
HENSALL
SPRING FAIR
Tuesday, June 9th
HEAVY HORSES, LIGHT HORSES & PONIES
HORSE JUDGING TO COMMENCE PROMPTLY AT 5:00 O'Clock
—Featuring —
31 PRIZE HEREFORD FEEDER CALVES
TO BE JUDGED AND AUCTIONED
Auction Sale of Calves 9:30 P.M.
BABY SHOW
in the AUDITORIUM at 7:00 P.M.
No Entry Fee
Gifts and Prizes for ALL Contestants
Old McDonalds Farm Display
PARADE
at 6:00 PM. with Commercial Floats
and Band
PARADE 6:00 -
MIDWAY
SHEEP SHOW
JUNIOR TALENT SHOW
LADIES DEMONSTRATIONS & DISMAYS
FLOWER ARRANGINGS
CERAMICS
BASKET WEAVING
- - Official Opening 7:30 P.M.
jack Riddell MPI. for Huron - Middlesex
Admission: Adults $2.00 - Students $150 - Children under 12 FREE!
CKNX MOBILE UNIT IN ATTENDANCE
guest speaker. The annual
birthday of the W.M.S. will
be held on June 1 with Rev
Maureen Walters of Ailsa
Craig will be the guest
speaker.
Three Links seniors
The "Three Links" Seniors
will meet on Tuesday June 2
at 8 p.m. Please note the
change of date owing to the
Hensall Spring Fair being on
June. This will be the last
meeting for the season.
The Blossom Tea and Bake
Sale at Huronview will be
held on June 3 and the Senior
Citizens week will be June
21 -June 26.
Hensall lad graduates
Tom Travers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Travers,
Hensall, who has been
studying with "The New
Tribes Bible Institute" in
Candenton, Missouri, U.S.A.
will graduate this week, and
will be Rev. Tom Travers,
and has been asked to
continue on the staff at the
Medical Centre and will be a
laboratory technician there.
Tom was a graduate of
Guelph University and
received his Bachelor of
Science degree. His wife
Sharon is on the staff at the
medical centre as recep-
tionist and medical records
secretary. We congratulate
Tom and Sharon and wish
them continued success.
Queensway Nursing Home
The staff and residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
gratefully appreciate the
Unit II of Hensall United
Church for playing bingo and
treats and also Mrs. Neevel
who supplied transportation
to bowl.
Visiting with Mrs.
Rozendal were her husband
Don, Olie and Jean Rozen-
dal, Frank Rozendal, and
Wanda Struyk.
Mrs. Wilds was visited by
Winnifred Wilds, Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Alma
Wisner and Marra and
Henry Wilds.
Mrs. Young was visited by
her three sisters, Evelyn,
Alma and Flo and husband
Wits.
Chester Dunn visited Mrs.
Vera Lammie. Mrs. Louise
Mitchell visited at Crediton
on Sunday.
Rev Kenneth Knight of
Exeter held the church
service on Tuesday.
Men's high bowling score
was Albert Miazza with 136
and the ladies high was Mary
Parlmer, with 113.
Blood donor clinic
Thursday May 28, the Red
Cross is holding Blood Donor
Clinic at South Huron
District High School, Exeter
from 2-4 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30
p.m. Please take time to give
the gift of life and be a blood
donor.
Hold seminar
About 76 people attended a
seminar on industrial and
small business development
at the Hensall and District
Community Centre. Wednes-
day.
Two representatives of
each local business were in-
vited to attend a dinner and
seminar which was spon-
sored by the village council.
Guest speakers were: Ken
Bowden, a consultant with
the Ministry of Industry and
Tourism, London; Jack R.
Delanie, manager of plant
locations at the ministry's
Toronto offices; and Robert
I. Pollock a consultant from
the ministry's small
business development
branch, also in Toronto.
The purpose of the
meeting was to "open dis-
cussion within the business
and industrial sector of our
municipality toward
stimulating a sound
economic business en-
vironment."
The speakers discussed
topics of interest and made
available brochures on
ministry services to small
businesses. Also discussed
were ideas about business
improvement in the village.
The invitation sent out
summed up the spirit of the
meeting: "The success of
the environment we work in
depends largely upon the
attention and care we put
into it. The exchange of
ideas can benefit individual-
ly and collectively as well as
being informative to your
council who are working
toward the betterment of all
sectors within the village.
Village clerk Betty Oke,
said they were pleased with
the good turn out and the
council is planning to hold a
follow-up meeting.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Holland, Gwen and Michael
of Clinton entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sangster to
dinner on Sunday observing
their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary.
Several members. of
Amber Rebekah Lodge
attended the dessert euchre
held at Huronic Lodge,
Clinton on Wednesday.
Mrs. Don Gooding of
Parkhill visited on Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Mabel
Munn.
Mr. Ed Corbett is un-
dergoing treatment at
University Hospital, London.
Mrs. Ruby Bell visited this
week with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Mason, Tracey and Cindy in
Lansing Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn
spent the week end at their
summer camp at Silver
Lake.
MORE PARKING - - Bulldozers were active behind the Hen-
sall United Church this week to create a new parking lot for
Hensoll church -goers.
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