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Hensall man inducted at church •
By Bertha.MacGregor
Bill Roy of Kitchener
passed away on Sunday,
September 28th, leaving
Harry Hoy of Hensall as
. the only surviving
member of a family of
eight toys and one girl.
Man inducted
On. Sunday evening
Rev. "Rod Ferguson was
inducted at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church,
Kitchener. Ro41''spent his
formative years in
Hensall when his father
Rev. Percy Ferguson was
minister of Carmel
Presbyterian Church.
A reception in Iona Hall
followed the induction,
when Rev. • Percy
Ferguson was com-
mended for aetirne" of
ministry►, • and Mrs.
Ferguson received a
warm tribute for her
years as a teacher. John
The Clin>loiL bantams .are-.,•the'OAA-baseball--champs for -1980.-L- eft -to right
front row are George Coventry, Scott:Kay, Brad Hymers, Dave Wright,. and
Wayne Smith. h.. Back row are manager Dave Williscraft, Brian Cooper, Fred
Radley, Jim Keller, Dean Armstrong, Mark. Johnston, and coach Richard
Carter. Missing were Dave Gallow and Chris Ladd. (James Fitzgerald photo)
A. Young, first chairman
of Waterloo Regional
govt, was present at the
service,- Mr, MacDonald
pointed out that this
illustrious gentleman had
been' 'taught by Joyce
Ferguson 50 years ago on
the Prairies. While in
Hensall Joyce taught at
S.S. mIay.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hoy. were dinne guests
with Mr, and M�s . John
A. 'Young Sunday before
attending the induction
service for Rev. Rod
Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke
Kennedy, Grand Bend,
and Mrs. Jean Snell,
Exeter" attended the
ittE lct oE1 ser ice fe -ev-
Rod Ferguson at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church in Kitchener,
Sunday, September 28th.
Clinton Brownies meet new guiders
September 9 was
registration night at the
Clinton Legion Hall and
they have three guiders
this year, Janet
Cameron, Florance
Elliott and Sherry Snell.
On September 16, the
first meeting, they had
four new Tweenies, who
are ,Sheila Cook, Triena
Lyndon, Wendy Watson
and .Cheri -Lyn - Watt.
They also have a Junior
Leader this year, Anne
Lavis, who's also with
Pathfinders. She leads
the girls in songs and
games and also helps
Tawny Owl with her
group work. They spent
Vanastra OMB hearing......
•
• from age 4
pressive parade rode an armored
car with the rulers of Usserit sdfely
behind—bullet_ proof :.glass. --At the -
ceremony, dignitaries from neigh-
boring countries politely
congratulated the rulers of�Usserit for
their fine hum.anitarion spirit and,
generosity towards the ' people of
Astria. But . there was no sound of
Astria's beloved national anthem, and
the beautiful banners with the Lotus
flower inside the green circle on a
white field were hidden in attics and
closets waiting a better day. And
there was no laughter and fun and,
music, and no children's voices -
echoing among the rafters.
As the days went by, the Astria
resistance movement gained
momentum. New leaders emerged
among the people, persons with a
strong sense of justice and fairness to
all. Also persons with a w illingr'ie§s to
take risks, exile if necessary.
People's meetings were held in safe
and sanctified places where the long
and powerful arm of the Usserlt
rulers could not reach: -It was decided
to appeal once more to• the United
Countries-ta send-acom•mttie:
Perhaps this time, this committee
would hear the voice of the people,
and sensethe pentup emotions.
Perhaps this time the committee
would judge and speak with power, a
power befitting such an international
body. And perhaps this time the
committee would be mindful of the
weak and the poor and the few, and
the unfairness. A stirring of hope, like
a spring breeze, moved among the
people of Astria.
This is the end of my story. The
O.M.B. committee 'will hear both
sides on the issue of the proposed
bylaw No. 11-1980 on October 23. I
hope with all my heart that justice
and fairness will be done:to.the people
and community of Vanastra. -Our
fight is afight for fairness to all! ,
Peter Mantel,
Vanastra•
most of the night getting
to 'know each other and
making Owl crafts.
On September 23, after
the opening, Brown Owl
handed out the Sixer and
Seconder ribbons. New
sixers are Lisa Beattie,
Tammy Elliott, Tina
Thomas, and Jennifer
Tremeer, while new
seconders are Laura
Alien, Debbie Draper,
Jane Guse and Sherri
Lavis.
The girls then broke
.into_ ..groups.".and:_started
the Golden Bar, Golden
Hand and Tweenie work.
At .. pow wow, all were
given the Girl Guide
calendars. All calendar
money should be in on
October 7.
On September ,30, after
the opening, the girls
,,, broke into work groups
and at pow wow the
leaders asked the ,the
about some new ideas
they had tried with the
opening ceremony to
bring a little magic into
the meetings. They all
liked. it. 'They also asked
for ideas- about a hike
they're planning for
October 18..
- The girls came up with
some great ideas. The
girls did great on their
calendar sales, we even
handed out a few more.
Officers installed
Rebekah
Acting district, deputy.
president, Mrs, Mary
Lowe and her installing.
staff of Morning Star
, 'Rebekah Lodge ,Biussels
were guests of Amber
Rebekah Lodge on
Wed nes .day evening,
Noble Grand Mrs, Hazel
Corbett p'esided, for the
business assisted by Vice
Grand Mrs, Elizabeth
Riley, . who reported for
the visiting committee.
The treasurer, •Mrs.
-Dorothy Corbett gave the
annual report and Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor
reported for the Finance
committee, while Bertha"
MacGregor, Edith Bell
end •_.. H.aTLe� CnrhPtt
volunteered to canvass
clinton, gode
lucknow
correction,.
For further in-
formation on the network
for women in Huron
County and their October
meeting, women can
contact Helene at 235-
1774.
The telephone number
listed in last week's story
was incorrect.
for the CNIR..
Z0
TOBER'S,, I9
7
Jr,',
Maggie Campbell, in-
troduced the acting
District Dc,eputy
President Mrs.' Mary
Lowe to the Lodge, The
cornmission was read by
Barb McCutcheon, after
which Mrs. Lowe and her
staff of soloist Sarah
Stephenson and pianist
Leona Connelly sang and
played. The deputy
marshall was Mary
Davidson; deputy
Turn to page 22 •
Girls fly -up
By Adrienne Jennifer
Bartlett .
Last Monday night the
old Brownies of 2nd
Clinton Pack flew up to
Guides.
After the ceremony we
played telephone and
other games.
After the games, we
had some treats, and
goodies. Then we had
some songs.
Then the Brownies and
Guides did a solo and
their closing and we bid
everyone goodnight and
went back home:
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