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A special 'service to the
"Year of the Disabled. Per-
son" was held at Hensall
United Church on Sunday,
May 3, when -Mrs. Marlene
Taylor of that village spoke
on the profoundly deaf child.
Her own son, Chad, was born
deaf and cannot be helped by
surgery.
When the realization of
Hensall
Berths McGregor
their son's disability was
first diagnosed, Chad's
Parents experienced deep
grief and pante about the
situation. 'Jfiis was followed
,by a lear'ning' experience,
about how they could help
(had and the exact nature of
ifs disability'. :Chad's
deafness is nerve deafness,
which means he has very
few nerve fibres to pick up
sounds. Speaking louder
does not help; he does not.
hear at all-, just feels
vibrations in his ears and he
has to learn to concentrate
louder in order to feel those
vibrations.
Chad's first sound was the
sound of a horn and he has
progressed from that to
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on deaf for year ofiversal aid in life. k lovely
communicating, with'others.
Thispast year, Chad has
been attending the nursery
school in Hensall and as he
has learned his sign
language sat have the other
children in his class.
Integration in nursery
school has been good for
_Chad and the community,
but next year Chad has to go
to the John Roberts school in
London. It is hoped that dai-
ly . transportation can be
found for him.
The service was conducted
by Rev. Stanley MaDonald
and the children had a talk
about aids for the disabled
and the Bible being the un -
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Huronview
Residents visit Walkerton
Bingo was played on
ground north on Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Scott conducted the
Sunday morning service
assisted by Mrs. Elsie
Henderson at the organ. The
choir sang "Never Alone:
Sunday afternoon Rev.
Loshbough and wife, from
the Baptist church in Ex-
eter, held a service.
Ruby McVittie and Mabel
Jeffray entertained at Old
Tyme Music on Monday
afternoon.
The presidents council
held a meeting in the chapel
MR. AND MRS. DAVID QUICK
Debra -Ann Parsons and David Allan Quick were united in
marriage at Elimville United Church on April 11, by Rev. Ross
Hargreaves and Rev. Stanley MacDonald. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Parsons, RR 1 Hensall, and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Quick RR 1 Hensall.
The maid of honour was Pam Johnson and bridesmaids were
Gail Baker, Ruthanne Quick and Sue Anne Finlayson. The best
man was Greg Campbell and the guests were ushered by
Howard Quick, Wade Riley and Donnie Parsons. The couple
are now residing at RR 3, Exeter, Ontario. Photo by Jack Doerr
on Wednesday morning and
on Wednesday afternoon the
exercise and rhythm band
group met on first floor
north.
Earl Durnin, Mrs.
Heckler, Jennie Finlay,
Millie Edwards, Frank
Crich, Bill McCurdy, Al
Macey, E. •Elder, Grace
Peck, John Dean, Mrs.
Keller, C. Steel, Mr. Philips,
Eber Lewis, Janet Zapfe, B.
Young, Ray Cornish, Helen
Fisher, E. Hill, Mary Ross,
Leah Currie, R. McVittie, U.
Lamb., Margaret Mitchell.
M. McAllister, M. Gibson, C.
Cornell,Pat Thurlow, Myrtle
McNaughton, Grace Thomp-
son,JosieCunningham.Maude
McFadden Mary Van Camp,
C. Dearing, and Fran
McLean along with staff
members enjoyed an outing
to Walkerton to Bruce Lea
Haven for their tea and craft
show. The weather man co-
operated to his fullest and
we made our journey under
beautiful stmny skies. Ed
Stiles was here to play the
organ in the chapel for those
residents who were unable
to attend the tea.
Huronview would like to
welcome two new residents
this week and they are
Kenneth Ashton who, is
residing on men's floor, and
Myrtle Huller who is on
ground north.
We would also like to send
a belated thank you to the
Sunday School group at
,Holmesville United Church.
The children prepared an
Easter basket with in-
dividual decorated eggs to
be given out to the residents.
This was done and many of
the residents were delighted
to receive them.
anthem, "Glorious things of
Thee are spoken" by Durant
was sung with Mrs. Donna
St. John taking the solo part.
A reception to meet Mrs.
Taylor. and Chad was held at
the close of the service.
Mrs.. Elaine Stebbins
greeted worshippers at the
door and ushers were Brad
Buchanan and Ross Veal.
Next Sunday is Christian
Family Sunday when the
Sunday School will be closed
to permit families. to
worship together. Unit four,
United church -Women, will
meet on Thursday. May 7 at
2 p.m.
Women's Institute
The Hensall 4-H girls and
club leaders are invited to
the May meeting of the Hen-
sall Women's Institute to be
held in the United Church on
Wednesday, May 13 at 6:30
p.m. when a soup and
sandwich supper will be
served. New members are
given a cordial invitation to
attend.
Dessert euchre
Amber Rebekah Lodge
members held a most
successful dessert euchre on
Wednesday, with thirteen
tables playing euchre.
Prize winners were as
follows: ladies' high prize
with pink card, Mrs. Emma
Campbell, ladies' yellow
card, Mrs. Marguerite
Greenlee; lone hands, Mrs.
Shirley Dickins; low score,
pink card, Mrs. Lena
Kirkland; low yellow card,
Mrs. Vi Coates, lucky
ladies' on the draw were
Mrs. Verna Lemmon and
Mrs. Eleanor Hendrick.
Carmel Presbyterian
Rev. Kenneth Knight con-
ducted worship in Carmel
PresbyterianChurch on Sun-
day and spoke on the subject
"Unwrapping the sword".
The "Watchman, of
Kitchener, presented an
evening of singing in the
church at 7:30 p.m. and the
church was filled to hear the
Gospel singers.
Sunday May 17 will be the
anniversary services. Jack
Burghardt, former London
news commentator will be
the guest speaker. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lobb of
Holmesville will assist in
the music. Plan to attend
this service at 10:15 a.m.
Choir practise will be held at
8:00 p.m. on Wednesday
evening May 6th.
Queensway news
The residents of Hensall-
Queensway Nursing Home
are most grateful to the
Zurich Mennonite Church for
their entertainment of music
and to the Presbyterian
Church lathes' who enter-
tained them during the
disabled
month of April.
The men's high bowling
score was Ross Thompson
with 151 and Mts. Mary
Parlmer for the ladies' with
119.
Visitors with Mrs.. Irma
Wilds were Jack and -Kay
Cockwell, Gerald Cockwell,
Mrs. Edith Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Dogan, Dorothy and
Ronald Lee.
Visiting with Louise
Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs.
Denroach, Edna Anderson,
Mrs. Hazel Snell, Jean
Munds, Betty Coates, and
Elizabeth Faber.
Sharen Heenan visited
with Mrs. Triebner. Ruth
Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Hendrick , and Mr. and Mrs.
Lionel Kendrick visited with
Nell Kendrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Sanders visited Aleeta Kats
and Agnes Cutting. Grace
Tiedman visited Ed Divine.
Mary Oesch visited her hus-
band Pat also visiting -Pat
Oesch were Dorothy Etue,
Douglas and Bozenna Etue.
Shirley Prouty visited Vi-
vian Alderson, Carl
Lawatski and Nell Kendrick.
Ruth Skinner visited Mrs.
Penhale. Chester Dunn
visited Vera Lammie.
Visiting with Eva McLeod
were Launda Campbell,
John McLeod and May
Whitehead. Visiting with
Mrs. Alice Rozendal were
Mr. and Mrs. Dor Verst, Mr.
'and Mrs. R. Snider, Mr. and
Mrs R. Snider,Mrs. Makins
and family, Dirk and Nail,
Lyle and Elsie Kraft and
family, Olie and Jean Rozen-
dal, Marie Soper, Ray and
Jane Rozendal.
Rev. Johnge held the
church service accompanied
by Mrs. Van Wieren at the
piano.
Personals
Miss Isobel Alexander of
Toronto visited recently
with Mrs. Mary Alexander.
The Hensall Three Links
Seniors will meet on Tues-
lay May 12 in the local hall.
Mrs. Minnie Noakes was
guest speaker at a London
Ladies' Group meeting and
while in the city, was guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Goldstein. A visit to
London's Art Gallery was
most interesting and
recommended for any who
enjoy art. Luncheon in the
restaurant overlooking the
Thames adds to the pleasure
of a visit to the gallery.
Mr. Ed Corbett is a patient
in University Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Noakes of Guelph spent the
weekend with the former's
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Noakes They
attended the Ford -Flynn
wedding in Exeter.
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