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YOUNG WI — TT inners in the under -s x months category a
the Hensall Spring Fair baby show were Sabrina Brand (left), Crediton,
with mother Audrey, 1st; Missy Teatero, Hensall, with mother Don-
na 2nd and Matthew Alexander, Hensall with mother Lynn, 3rd.
PRIZE BABIES — Winners in t e 12 -to -18 mont category at t e en-
sall Spring Fair baby show were (left) Christina Erb, Zurich with
mother Rose; Joshua Hummel, Centralia, with mother Joyce and
Ashle Ziler, Hensall, with mother Joanne.
WINNING BABIES — Winners in t e six to 12 month category at the
Hensall Spring Fair baby show were (left) Jeremy Rowan, Zurich, 1st
with mother Wendy; Justin Hay, Zurich with mother Rhonda, 2nd;
and Jamie Stephenson, Varna with mother Carol, 3rd.
Anniversary held
at Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
The Sunday School Anniversary
Church service was held on Sunday
morning and was very well attended.
The service was in charge of the
Superintendent Mrs. Dave Passmore.
Deanne Ballantyne led in the call to
worship. The Sunday School
members sang several choruses
under the leadership of Mrs. Rick
Parker and the organist Miss :Agnes
Bray.
Mrs. Floyd Stewart told the
childrens' story which was well given
and very interesting. Barry Cunn-
ington gave the prayer for grace and
read the scripture.
Michael Jeffery gave the pastoral
prayer and led in the Lords Prayer.
Barry ('unnington and Michael Jef-
fery received the offering.
Bob f Heywood sang several songs to
his own accompaniment on the accor-
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dion. He gave a very inspiring
message on "What Shall We Then Do
With This Jesus?" •
Lunch was then partaken of which
was prepared by the teachers and of-
ficers of the Sunday School which
brought a very enjoyable service and
fellowship to a close.
There will be no Sunday School or
church in Thames Road on June 22
owing to Elimville Anniversary. Sun-
day June 29 Thames Road will hold
their Sunday School promotions at
11:15 a.m.
Personals
Misses Brenda Ballantyne and Bar-
bara Miller of Toronto spent the
weekend at their respective homes
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stewart of
Toronto spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott McRoberts of
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart
and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stewart
were Sunday noon guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Passmore.
Doug Duncan of Ottawa is visiting
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Duncan, for three weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Barrie Oliver, David, Ryan
and Julie of New Hamburg were
guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacNaughton of
Toronto spent the weekend with Mr.
' and Mrs. Reg Hodgert.
Quite a number of people from the
area attended the Hensall Spring Fair
on Saturday.
!An l dwin Miller attended Expo
last week.
Ask about
early faith
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Conf=or faith was the subject
of the
periRev. Hawley t the June meeting of
the Exeter UrC.W.
Members were aaked'about their
early thoughts of God and had subse-
quent life experiences changed those
thoughts. Had they also changed
words used to address God? Follow-
ing the reading of Psalm 111,
members were asked to list some at-
tributes of God and then were asked
did they use these attributes to solve
problems and as a help in searching
for faith.
Alma Langford, group leader, in-
troduced guest speaker Mrs. Muriel
Coultes, former president of Huron -
Perth Presbyterial. Mrs. Coultes was
one of 15 IJ.C. women who visited
Mexico for 10 days to gain an
understanding of Christian struggle in
Latin America.
Their headquarters were at an
ecumenical centre in Cuernavaca
founded in conjunction with Bishop
Sergio Mendez Arceo in 1977. From
this centre the women visited a poor
community each day. They found that
lack of food, water, sanitation, proper
'hygiene practises, caused much suf-
fering and ill health.
The people are now meeting in
groups for reading and Bible study.
Individual members of these groups
then form other groups so that the
message of God's love is spreading an
bringing comfort. The pictures and
accompaning commentary gave the
women a very clear picture of the life
in that part of the third world.
During the business period con-
ducted by Olive Thomson, Madeline
Witmer, promoted the archives;
Laura Dickey announced we will
henceforth send used stamps to the
Bible Society; Jean Murray thanked
the ladies for their help at the Friend-
ship Tea; Barb Harrison reported all
youth groups flourishing; Marion
Dearing completed plans for the trip
to Camp Bimini June 17th; and it was
decided to have a potluck dinner at
the September meeting.
Seems to me
Continued from page 6
gle, the vibrant lines written with the
heart's blood of an unrecognized poet,
the revelations of prophets and
seers... all are part of my vast hoard.
"Many have feared and hated, lov-
ed and honoured me through the cen-
turies. I have caused revolutions and
shaken the very foundations of socie-
ty.
And some men have sought to
destroy me... but all such attempts-
have
ttemptshave ehded in failure. I live. I will live
forever. For it is not given to man to
efface me.
"I am a book... the friend, guide,
entertainer, servant'and counsellor of
mankind. I wait upon your pleasure.
I am yours to command."
GUELPH GRAD — Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Stewart, RR 1 Kirkton are
pleased to announce the gradua-
tion on June 6 oftheir daughter
Cheryl Frances from the Univer-
sity of Guelph with an honors
degree as Bachelor of Science in
Agriculture maioring in
agricultural business. She has ac-
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GRADUATES —. Debra Ann
Brunzlow, daughter of Don and
Marie Brunzlow, graduated on
June 4, from Sheridan College of
Applied Arts and Technology,
Oakville with a Diplorpa in
Advertising. Debra is a former
student of South Huron District
High school and is presently
employed as an Advertising
Representative with the Daily
Mercury in Guelph.
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