Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-29, Page 15•
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Everyone is getting ready for Christmas, including
the people in Bayfield. Helen Latimer, left, and
:Nora West were caught busily painting a window in
Graham's General Store .in time for the Yuletide
season. (News -Record photo)
By
Hilda Payne
The 'Sacrament of
Baptism was ad,
'ministered at the service
at the United "Church in
Hensall to Peter -Owen
Whitman Bisback, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Bisback and 'brother to
Victoria. The servidp was
conducted byRev. Stan
C. McDonald andia large
gathering of both families
were present for the
ceremony.
Rev. McDonald
preached on "The Man
Outside". To open the
service, Rev. McDonald
conducted a hymn sing
with Dr. Ralph Topp at
the organ.
At the conclusion of the
service, Rev. McDonald
greeted those who left by
the west door with Mrs.
Arthur Slade greeting
worshippers at the south
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door. Ushers were
Dwight c Onsitt and. Brad
Buch a an.
Sund y evening guests
with M . and Mrs. Hans
Gerste kora' and family
were Mrs. Ina Johns,
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs:
John Batten, Mr. aid
Mrs. Emerson Johns,
DaVid and Joanne from
Elimville,
Village notes
Celebrating eh e
christening of Peter -
Owen Bisback with his
parents and sister,
Victoria on Sunday .were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Erb,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Neilands and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Dpn Geiger and
familytof Zurich, Dr. and
Mrs. iGordon Adams,
Strathroy, Miss Joanne
Whitman, Hamilton, Mrs.
Heuser and family, Fort
Edith Bell joins Hensall Rebekah Lodge
By Bertha MacGregor
Noble Grand, Mrs.
Hazel Corbett presided
for the meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge on
Wednesday evening,
assisted by the Vice
Grand Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley, who reported for
the visiting committee
sending cards to several
shut-ins.
Mrs. Dorothy Corbett
treasurer gave the
financial report and an
invitationwis received to
attend a euchre in
EAel,weiss Lodge,
Seaforth. on Nov: 28th.
The contribution for the
United Nations was sent
and the initiation
degree was conferred on
Mrs. Edith M. Bell.
Arrangements were
made for the bazaar, tea,
afid bake sale which will
be. held on Saturday,
December 1st at 2:'30
pm. The Christmas
p*ty will be' held on
December 5th with an
exchange of gifts.
Major General Ernie
Chipchase brought
greetings from the
Council of the Patriarch
Militant, and
congratulated the sisters
on their work.
Social notes
Mrs. Jessie Armstrong
returned home after
visiting with her
daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Don Flear
at Grand Bend.
• Supper well attended
The ladies' of
Chiselhurst United
Church served a most
delicious supper in "the
church on Wednesday
evening which was well
attended. Mr. Robert
Heywood accompanying
himself on the -accordian
sang several selections.
Mr. Kevin Hohner ac-
companied him on the
guitar.
The Hensall Public
Utilities building on Main
Street presents a new
appearance having a new
front added which adds
greatly to the con-
struction. The con-
struction work was done
.by Murray Baker local
contractor and the brick
work was done
Bischoff Construction.
Queensway
welcomes resident
The Queensway
Nursing Home welcomed
a new resident Mr. Fred
Fisher of Grand Bend.
"Birthday Greetings" to
, Marie Loster who
celebrated her birthday
on Sunday.
Visitors with Nelson
Loghrin , were Mrs.
Drend, Joan and Jean
Klemke, Ann and Dave
Miller; Les Mitchell
visited his mother Louise
Mitchell; Greta Beaver
visited. Maurice Beaver;
and Mrs. Purdy visited
Bayfield Baptists... •
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played several other Women's -Fellowship
lovely hymns. Mrs. The monthly meeting of
Charlton and daughter the Women's Missionary
Sue, Ann also . played a Fellowship was held
piano and organ duet, Tuesday evening at the
played as only ac-
home of Mrs. Sandra
complished musicians Talbot.
The meeting was
cando.
They also gave opened with a hymn and concern we need to show
testimonies telling God's prayer, followed by a for our Sunday School bus
Bible reading. • service, which is very
The minutes were read difficult for those serving
and approved andseveral in that position. We
letters from Missionary welcome all of these kids
friends- were read and -,that come, but we show a
each member was en- concern for them? We
couraged to continue must have' compassion
writing their letters. All such as Jesus showed for
joined in a circle of the multitudes that He
prayer asking God's cared for. She closed with
continued blessing and the challenge; there is no
guidance for all end to the service we can
missionaries. do for God if we ask Him
The coming events for to help us and we have
Christinas were love and compassion.
discussed, including the The meeting closed
dinner for the church with a hymn and prayer
family set for December by Mrs. Lillian Steckle.. A
15, and the boxes to be special thanks was ex -
prepared for the shut-ins. tended to Miss Shirley
These will be made up at Keys for her acccordion
the December meeting accompaniment, for the
which will be held hymns.
December 11 at the home A lovely lunch was
of Mrs. Ann Chapman. served by the hostess and
her three, daughters,
Debbie, Wendy and Lisa.
message on Compassion.
She stressed that as
Christian women we
should show great
compassion for the less,
fortunate and non -saved
people of our own area.
She stressed too the
saving grace, how only
He can save a worthless
sinner and change him
into a willing servant for
God. •
Pastor Les Shiel then
continued with the study
stressing the giving of
ourselves to God. If we
give ourselves wholly to
Jesus, He • will accept
each into the family of
God.
Some of the coming
events include: a play to
be presented by the
bung People of the
Church Saturday,
December 11; the annual
Church family dinner
December 15 and the
choir will present their
special Christmas music
Sunday evening,
december 23. Everyone
iS" welcome to attend any Mrs. Stella Shiel
of:these attractions. brought a very inspiring
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with her husband Len
Purdy.
R eta and Charles
Gilmore visited Neil
Regan; Visiting with Jim
Bagg were Helen Bagg
and Mrs. Newell; Bob
Dale visited with Agnes
Cutting; and Bill and
Helen Taylor, Olive
Stephenson, Margaret
McBride, and1/4 Elsie
McKinley visited with
Russell Erratt.
Rev. Forsythe of
Exeter conducted the
church • service ac-
companied by Bob
Cameron at the piano..
The Bethel Reformed
Ladies entertained the
residents to bingo and
treats.
The men's high bowling
score was rolled by Neil
Regan with 144 and the
ladies' high bowling score
was rolled by Mary
Parlmer with 84.
Socials
Mrs. Pearl Koehler
visited last week with her
daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Raye
Armstrong in ,Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Joynt
returned home after
visiting • with Mrs.
;Margeurite Bonthron in
Sebastian Florida.
The members of Amber
Rebekah Lodge are
holding a bazaar and tea
on Saturday December 1
in the local hall.
Missionaries to,
visit •
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted the service in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday
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Erie, Mr. and Mrs. John
Skea \and family, Milton,
Mr. and Ms. Bill Lindsay
and family, Selkirk, Dr.
and Mrs. Roger Whitman
and Mrs. Ken Rodney and
children, Seaforth, Mr.
and Mrs. Les Deli -nage
and son John, Winthrop,
Mr. and Mrk. Al 13isback,
Grand Bend, Mrs. Bonnie
Oei-Lee and son,
Mississauga, and Rev.
Stan C. McDonald.
Peter -Owen is the first
grandson for Dr. arid
Mrs. Whitman, Seaforth.
All attended the service
in the United Church and
then gathered at the
hoTrie rof Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Bisback.-
Williani Gibson and
Cathy Neal attended
Ivor's Beauty School
London on Monday,
November 26, for • a
seminar in hair -braiding
and cutting under the
speakipg on the "Three
Advents". Mrs.. Robert
Tayldr led the choir in
singing the anthem
"Blessed Assurance".
Rev. and Mrs. Jack
McIntosh who have been
missionaries in Japan
with the Korean Christian
Church, will yisit for a
mission, weekend
December 1 and 2. In
addition to speaking at
each of the church ser-
vices, Mr. and Mrs.
McIntosh would like to
meet informally with
each of the
congregations. •
A coffee hour will be
held at Carmel Church on
Saturday December. 1 at
2:30 p.m., and all are
cordially invited to at-
tend. The communicants
class' will be held Wed-
nesday at 8 p.m., and
choir practice at 7:30
p.m.
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•Mrs. Evelyn Fletcher
of Exeter visited last
week with Mrs. Bertha
MacG regor.
The mild weather of
November has been co-
operative to the many
farmers in the area, who
have had an abundant
corn crop, which is still
being harvested. The
local mills have been
operating at full
capacity.
Smile
Now that postal rates
are so high, a Dear John
letter proves she still
cares a little.
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Any parents who think '
they've won an argument
with their children don't
realize it isn't over yet.
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direction of Mr. Jim
Escarnila.
Sales barn
Hensall Sales Barn was,
active again on
November 22 with higher
prices and an active
demand; supply c-orr-
sisted mainly of heifers
and steers. Fat cattle'..
steers, $74,50-$82.50, sales
to $83,50; heifers, $73-
$81.50, sales to $86.50.
Pigs, $21.50-$37.50.
4-H news
Hensall one 4-H club,
the Needle Beetles, net
on Tuesday evening and
completed their com-
mentary for
Achievement Day. The
poster cornm.ittee also
worked on their posters.
The seventh meeting of
Hensall II 4-H club, the
Needlepointers was held
on November 20 in the
United Church. Then the
roll call was answered by
,showing completed
needlepointed 'project
and -or free choice ar-
ticles, and discussing any
new stitches used. Next
ensall
the members did a gui.
The leaders tten ex.
plained the evaluation
'Sheets for free choice
article, if one was. done.
More work was done on
the skit and then the
meeting adjourned.
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