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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-06-12, Page 18Page 2A Times -Advocate, June 12, 1985 Sunday Schoolers conduct UC service Bridging we Dis was the theme of the Childrel/E Day Service held at the United Ch h on Sunday morning when the Sunday School students conducted the service. The service, completely written by the staff of the Church School, depicted the wealth and comfort of most of us compared with the poor and starving. The sanctuary was suitably decorated to depict the theme built around the song "Tears are not Enough". Suitable hymns, songs and readings emphasized the mission thought. Pam Gackstetter opened the ser- vice by leading the call to worship. Bevan Moir and Shawn Wurm offered the prayer of approach. Derick McGee led the congregation in the dedication prayer for the offering and Jodie McGee and Jaime McGee gave the prayer of confession. The scripture readings were given by Victoria Bisback, Janine Hayter and Jonathan Corbett, Amy Camp- bell, Angela Bell and Mark Brock each told a missionary story. At the close of the service Ryan Kyle led the congregation in their time of prayer. For the service Donald Wareing was the musical technician with Jean Jacobe as the musical co-ordinator and Belva Fuss was the pianist. During the service awards were presented by Joanne Rowcliffe, Sun - EMPLOYEE HONOURED — Dorothy Corbett, employed at the Hen- sall branch of the Bank of Montreal, was presented with a diamond - studded gold watch and a diamond stick pin to mark 33 years ser- vice with the bank. Shown with her are Hensall branch manager Doreen Welsh and area manager Al McCarney. Auk TRIP WINNERS Cec Pepper, winner of the Hensall Kinsmen's May trip -of -the month to B.C., draws the June winner. Peter De Wys will receive Si ,000 for a trip of his choice. Looking on are Tom Neilands and Jock Alkenhead. members of the Kinsmen trip committee. Residents active at Queensway Monday afternoon Bingo continued the Christian Reformed Church a r - as usual this week. The Activity Staff ranged car trips for the residents. ran the Bingo as there were no They drove throughout the country volunteers for the month. side and into Exeter. ending up in Ex - Shirley Luther led the worship ser- eter Park for softie light vice last week. refreshments. The ladies were Alice The Activity Stalf'were quite busy Rooseboom. Peta Branderhorst and on Tuesday getting the float ready for Wilma Kodde. the parade in Ilensall Twilight Fair. Friday afternoon the movie "Fami- Bill McKenzie, Stephanie Bosse. Rosa by Camping" was shown. This was an Grigg. Ray Francis. Myrtle Gunning. informative and humorous story. Muriel Gunning and Asa 1)eeves rode Father Mooney was in Friday to on the float We were all pleased to he minister to the Catholic residents. involved with the Fair Those who 'That's all from Queensway this week. went to the fair really enjoyed Our quote this week is from The themselves We're grateful to dude Heritage Book 1983. "Good Order is Bros. Farm Equipment for the use of the formation of all things." their tractor. Best Honor News • The Ceramic club met Wednesday Wednesday afternoon crokinole and morning. Lil Baker and Judy Parker euchre were played. We are pleased assisted with the painting and c•Ie, n- that (;ertie i)eeves has returned after ing green are being in Exeter 1lospital Wednesday at noon we barbecued hamburgs and feasted on the lawn. The spring air sharpened our ap- Jim Dickins rode his'fully Gully petites and we really enjoyed Honda to a strong fifth place finish in ourselves the 80 A Motocross class al Mote park The Health ('are Aides from ('on- near Owen Sound on June 9..lim will estoga College arranged a picnic for be racing al the Supercross at the noon on Thursday. The food was ('. N. E. grounds on the Blue .lay play - delicious. After the picnic we played ing field under the lights on Saturday a few games such as bean hag loss June 15 and will he hack racing on his Thursday afternoon the ladies from home track al Hully Gully on June 16. Racing day School secretary, to students with perfect attendance. Receiving their first year of perfect attendance award were Victoria Bisback, Jamie Brock, r Aniy Campbell, Jeffrey Campbell, Becky Corbett, Steve Forrest, Angela Gould, Bill Hayter, Janine Hayter, Jay Mallette, Jennifer Masse, Melissa Masse, Blair Moir, Casey O'Brien, Jeremy Reid, Kim Taylor and Mary Taylor. 2nd Year Perfect Attendance Awards went to Dennis Noakes, Chris Campbell, Jamie Campbell, Jeffrey Rathwell, Jeff Reid and Scott Reid. 3rd year awatds were presented to Mark Bell, Karrie Consitt, Cathy Cor- bett, Jonathan Corbett and Elizabeth Thompson, 4th year to Lisa Campbell, Jennifer McGee, Katie Rathwell and Kari Taylor and•5th year to Leann Consitt, Richelle Elder, Terri -Lynn Elder, Karie Sue Kyle. Ryan Kyle and Kim Scotchmer. 6th year awards went to Mark Brock, Tim Brock, Gordon Hamilton, Derick McGee, Jaime McGee and Jodie McGee; 7th year to Mindy Bell, Thomas Scotchmer and Shawn Wurm; 8th year to Lynda Shirray and 9th year to Angela Bell. Pamela Gackstetter, Robert Gacksleller, Bevan Moir, Wayne Scotchmer, and Diane Stebbins. Promotion certificates were also given as the students being promoted went through the gates to their new class. Graduating from Nursery to Kindergarten class were Kelly . Dayman, Bill Hayter, and Jeffrey Rathwell. - From the Kindergarten to th Primary Department were jami Campbell, Lisa Campbell, ('ara Ga ner, Shelly Gardner, Brent Kyle Melissa Masse, Jennifer McGee Anita Phillips, Katie Rathwell an Kari Taylor. From Primary to Junior Depart ment were Jamie Brock, Cathy Cor bett. Terri -Lynn Elder, Jairni McGee, Jodie McGee, Ann Packham, Tara Pepper, Jerem Reid, Kim Scotchmer. From the Junior to Intermediat Department were Rick Albert Jonathan Corbett, Angela Gould Karie-Sue Kyle, Derick McGee, Mari Taylor and from the intermediate to Senior Department were Gordon Hamilton, Karen McCullough, Bevan Moir, John Rooseboom, Lynda Shir- ray and Bill Towlon. Appreciation was expressed to the teachers and' staff of the Church School: Nursery Department, Jayne Consitt, Janice Butson, Judy Kyle and Joan Corbett; Kindergarten Depart- ment, Sharon Kyle and Pat Camp- bell; Primary Department, Beth McGee and Jean Jacobe. Junior Department Tammy Preszcator and Joanne Rowcliffe. intermediate Department. Bonnie' Gould and Joanne Fields. Senior Department, Pam Mallette. Audio Visual Secretary, Donald Wareing. Mindy Bell greeted the congrega- tion at the door of the Sanctuary and Shane Pepper. Lynda Shirray, Angela Gould and Jamie Brock were the ushers. Carmel Presbyterian Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Miss ('arolyn Love played the organ. The Sacrament of Communion will he held on Sunday. June 16 al 11:30 a.m. open 'louse "Open (louse" was held at the Bank of Montreal, llensall, Friday in recognition of Dorothy Corbett, who had served as an employee for the past :u years. Area Manager Al McCarney was present and con- gratulated Dorothy. on her years 01 service to the Bank. Branch Manager Doreen Welsh presented Dorothy with a diamond - studded wrist watch with a matching 'stick -pin: the Bank of Montreal ('oat of Arms was attached to both. An Anniversary cake decorated with the Bank of Montreal ('rest was served with coffee and punch. Calf show Continued from page IA and Sons. Parker and Parker. Hyde Bros.. W.G. 'fhompion and Bank of ('ommerc•e, Dublin. Paul Passmore swept all honours in the oldtirners competition winning for finish. gain and showmanship. Ile won trophies donated by Vern Alderdice, Rathwell and Associates and Ross Haugh. in 4-11 calf club competition. Scott Cooper won the Huron Expositor trophy as hest in conformation and type and a jacket from Bill ('oleman for showmanship. Winner in the market calf class were grand champion Mike McGregor getting a $100 hill from Darling's Abattoir, Wilber Kerslake with the best heifer and Les Consitt was second to McGregor in the steer section. Dorothy was the recipient of many floral arrangements and best wishes. Amber Rebekahs Vice Grand Lois Jones presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday even- ing in the absence of the Nobel Grand Eunice Aikenhead. She was assisted by Olga Chipchase P.N.G. Marg Upshall reported for the finance committee; Hazel Corbett reported for the bake sale at the Arena: Bonnie Upshall reported for the Church service held at Kippen United Church, Gladys Coleman reported for the sisters who attended the 55th birthday at Clinton. The Inaugural meeting will be held at Brussels on June 26 al 8 p.m. There Fiddle all on June 14, 15 and 16, the Kinsmen Club of Hensall and District will once again sponsor the Ontario Fiddlers Contest at the Hensall Community Centre. This weekend promises to be a fun -filled event for the whole family. The event kicks off Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. with the eliminations. The M.C. this year is popular BX -93 radio personality. Vic Folliot._ Events continue al 1:00 Saturday afternoon with the step dance competition and jamboree. The playdowns get under- way at 7:00 p.m. Saturday. Following this, dance Saturday night away to the music of "Light and Easy." Each year, the Kinsmen Club of Hensall and District, with the help of e ' the K-40 club and the Kinettes, as well e as many others, sponsor this fun fill- ed- ed weekend to raise funds for various community and service projects. A new attraction will be staged Sun - d day afternoon following a morning church service at the community cen- _ tre. The "Work Boot Olympics- _ debuts this year and promises to be • an exciting and entertaining event. e Whether you are young or old, a par - y ticipant or a spectator, you will be e • it RADUATION -- Taro Pepper (left), Kim Scotchmer, Cathy Corb tt and Anne,Packham graduated from the Messengers to the Explorers at a dinner and ceremony held inn the Hensall' United Church fellowship hall, Messenger leaders are Bev Bell and Bonnie Gould. amused and amazed as 10 teams com- pete against each other for cash prizes in a series of events. Come watch the athletes' middles burst as they attempt the pie eating contest. 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Jean Love, London, visited recent- ly with her mother Mrs. Jessie Armstrong. weekend while competing in the hog calling contest. You'll be guaranteed a bushel of laughs and fun as you watch the bale toss, the bull shouting event, Bessy Bingo. and many others. You can join the fun. Spectators will be called upon by the judges to decide on the finalists. The most important event of the day will be the fun that the spectators will have. The Kinsmen Club of Hensall and District is looking forward to a fun weekend. The hard work undertaken by the Kinsmen to stage such an event enable them to continue their support and assistance towards such worthy causes as Cystic Fibrosis, the Lung Association. Boy Scouts and Ven- tures. minor sports, and many other community endeavours. The Light Touch By LAVENDER ( 1 1 Modesty is the art of drowing attention to whatever it is you're being modest about. Space explorer: someone driving around town trying to pork. 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