Clinton News-Record, 1975-03-27, Page 74+INTONNW'80O.#!,
Vatted Church notes
e regnlar meeting of :tile Rev.. Aon Beck preached on
t.Pant"s . ACW was ,.held the sermon topic GONIS sur,
sda afternoon at the prise. s" for the Palm Sunday
i e Forrest. After service ' in Hensen United
��� of �,1lticii. F. morning.
igin�, a, hyo, the president, Church'
air sang &fie a�ntherrg��.
inert Anderson, opened the.The ,'Hosannah, hosannah, 'toLx t in the ',Wow.g With Christ taking Christ our Ki, accompanied
Thetminutes of the last on the organ by Mrs. Turkheil.n.
'►+� � Maundy Thursday service
Meting were read and ap- will be held on March 27 at
qyed, and the roll call was 7:30 p.m. when the sacrament
ISVViered by a biblical time of Holy Communion will then be
'The study book Meet Sunday, March 30 at 6:3Q
�ritici;;�, •with serenity" was m. will be an Easter sunrise
;wen -by Helen- Roberta and
service, and at 11 a.m., the
gays of making money were .Celebration of Easter service
snu$sed. " The Annual ..will be held in the Hensall
�iocesian Council meeting will United Church, and at 1 p.m. in
.held on May 1 in London. the Chiselhurst Church.
The President announced the
16.ril A piano in Highlights from Queensway •
Me.
It was decided to pack a held for both the Hensall and
aid at the next meeting." " Chiselhurst congregations.
eaneey meeting in tra r.
The barn' on the farm of Dirk Westerhout collapses into a heap osf burning
rubble after ite razed
away.
the structure last week. The smoke.from the blaze could be
(News -Record photo)
Agrieulturalist . ro ram
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t uniental by Sandra McCurdy Queensway Nursing Home If you are seriously in-
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as much enjoyed and the this week welcomes a , new terested in agriculture and
eeting closed with the resident, • Mrs. Elizabeth want to gain some practical
nediction. Sararas, who Was visited by her experience in the field, the
• family Doris Bonthron, Ross Junior Agriculturalist program
Obituary Sararas and Mrs. McDonald. operated by the Ontario
Irma Farris, the former Mr. Lawrence Wein of Exeter Ministry of Agriculture and
rma Rannie, passed away at visited the home last Tuesday Food will give you an insight
e• Queensway Nursing Home morning and entertained the into Ontario agriculture and
n Hensall on Wednesday, residents by playing the piano rural life.
rch 19,1975 in her 79th year. and singing. This is the third year of
She was the beloved wife• of Rev. Glen Wright of Exeter operation for .the popular
he late Howard Harris, and conducted the Church service program. Many participants farm.
Hoo and urs on
a farm
sometimes long
sister of Sam Rannie of on Thursday; with Louise have gained valuable ex- g
ensall. Also surviving are Mitchell accompanying on the perience to help them in their depending on the current
everal nieces and nephews. piano. choice of future careers or to
he was predeceased by one On Saturday, the Kinette find gainful employment on
•ter Ruth Club of Hensall presented the farms.
day, based on a 6 -day week.
Half of this is provided by the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food; the host farmer
provides $3 in cash per day, as
well as room and board worth
$5 a day.
The Junior Agriculturalist
. will be under the direct
supervision of the farm
operator, taking part in the
day-to-day activities on the
The late Mrs. Harris rested home with a potted Easter lily
t the Bonthron Funeral Chapel and also.a potted mum.
Hensail until Friday, March The Chiselhurst UCW were in
1, when the funeral service charge on Monday afternoon ,
as held with Rev. W. Jarvis and played bingo with the
fflciating. Temporary, en- residents. Mrs.` Tom Scott
ombment in ' Ingersoll played the auto harp and sang
ausoleum, with burial to be at Irish songs.
later date in the Ingersoll` Lloyd and Helen Horton of
ural Cemetery. the Listowel area visited with
Isabel Brinthell:- -'
Lady has perfect Leonard Bragg of St. Marys
hand in cribbage visited with his father Arthur
Mrs. Robert Middleton, while Bragg.
laying a game of cribbage Dr. and Mrs. Johnny Corr,
ith her husband recently, held Jamie, Jody and Jay of Win -
count of 29, which is a perfect dsor visited with Mary
and. There is no bigger count Parlmer.
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Ester lily
sign: of season
It is true that the snowdrop
and crocus announce spring
outdoors, but the Easter Lily is
the recognized indoor sign of
the new season. "And because
Easter is early this year, the
homeowner can rush spring a
little, at, least in his mind, and.
shop for a lily in early March,"
says Ontario ministry of
agriculture and food hor-
ticulturist, D.M. Sangster.
Look for a plant that will be
about 18 inches high and have
five to six *flowers at Easter,
suggests Mr: Sangster. To keep
the lily fresh, place it in a cool
spot - 60 to 62 degrees F. Give it
plenty of light and keep the soil
moist at all times. Too high a
temperature or too dry an
atmosphere can cause blasted
or unopened flowers.
,. Because lily bulbs are useless
for forcing again, most people
discard them after flowering
has ended. However, in the
warmer parts of Ontario, the
bulbs can sometimes be
planted outside after the
danger of frost has passed,t_to
bloom again in the fall or even
- the next year if they are given
winter protection.
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