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MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
..CQ.NFIRMATION
. On Sunday morning in Hen -
sill United Church, Confirm-
atioa and Holy Communion was
he1a .;For his sermon Rev. Don
Beck chose the theme "A War
Within me."
Sixteen young pepple were
confirmed into the Church.
They were Kevin Wareing,
Mike Veal, Gail Travers, Patti
Rowcliffe, Gord Pryde, Cindy
Parker, Doug Kyle, Dan Crerar,
Beth Crerar, Steve Corbett,
Kevin Buchanan, Brad Buch-
anan, Ida Ann Blackwell, Linda
Beer, Jeff Beck.
Three young people who
wished to reaffirm their vows.
were Tom Travers, Debbie
Miller and Joan Forrest.
Tune 11 - 17 is Nursing Home
Week in Ontario. This week
would be an ideal chance to
go to your local nursing home
and visit the patients there, and
also see the crafts which the
patients have made. It just may
make a patient's day brighter.
Also be sure to attend the
Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale at
the, Queensway Nursing Home
on Tune 14 from 2 to 5 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
were guests Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mickle, Lond-
on, and in the evening with
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Tared of
Arva.
Steer
This
WN. y
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
Educational program aimed at
car owners has reduced auto
thefts in St. Louis, Mo. by
10%
High school students inter-
viewed in a survey agree that
most accidents are caused by
careless driving — among the
young and old.
The number of abandoned
vehicles rotting and rusting on
the streets and roads is es-
timated at 10 million.
Canadian government issued a
grant of over $7 million for
research in the air -bag
restraint system.
The Blue Flame, a rocket -
powered car that hits 622
mph, is stopped by disc brakes
— one in each of the two rear
wheels.
jigh
We don't expect you to go that fast,
but your car's equipment is as impor-
tant to your safety as the brakes on
the Blue Flame. See us for a checkup at
Larry Snider
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BIBLE SOCIETY CANVASS
During the past few weeks in
the village of Hensall there
has been a canvass for the Can-
adian Bible Society, Mrs. Sim
Roobol as organizer of the
campaign reports that a total
of $250.05 has been turned in.
Canvassers from the three
churches took part. They were
Mrs. Rachel Schwalm, Mrs.
Myrtle Orr, Mrs. Emma Camp-
bell, Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth,
Mrs. Irene Glanville, Mrs.
Ethel Forrest, Mrs, D. Wind -
over, Mts. Annie Reid, Mrs.
Margaret Ingram, Mrs. Pearl
Passmore, Mrs. Don Beck, Mrs.
Audrey Christie, Mrs. Kay
Mock and Mrs. Leona Parke.
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Carmel women
tele r to +2nd
birthd y
The 82nd birthday party of
the Carmel Presbyterial Women1
Missionary Society was held
Monday evening with Mrs.
Rachel Schwalm presiding and
opening with a poem "A Living
Faith." The president welcom-
ed everyone present, especially
the guests.
Mrs. Myrtle Orr and Mrs.
Tory Soldan led the worship
service with Mrs. Soldan read-
ing scripture, and the birthday
meditation and prayer, followed
with a poem and prayer "The
Art of Growing Old" by Mrs.
Orr.
The guest soloist for the
evening, Mrs. Robert Hoffman,
Dashwood, sang two very
beautiful solos.
Mrs. .Elizabeth Faber introd-
uced the guest speaker, Mrs.
Gordon Whitton, of St. Cather-
ines, past president of the Ham-
ilton -London Synodical. Mrs.
Pears Love thanked Mrs. Whit-
ton.
Mrs. Ruby Bell introduced
Mrs. W . H. Adamson, of Lond-
on, past treasurer of the Hamil-
ton -London Synodical, and who
is presently on the National
Council of Canada Board. Mrs.
Adamson spoke on the current
finances of the W, M. S. She
was thanked by Mrs. Maggie
Campbell.
Hymn 373 was sung and the
benediction was pronounced by
Mrs. W.D. Jarvis. After the
meeting a birthday cake was
cut by Stewart McQueen and
W .R. Bell, two of the oldest
members of the session.
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NO CHANCE
A man is never a failure until
he delights in naming men who
made their mark after sixty.
GIANT
Penny Sale
HENSALL
LEGION HALL
June 6 to 9
from 2 to 4
Draw to be held on
Fri., June 9 at 7:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Hensall
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Henson UCW
study w+ him
Unit IV of Hensall United
Church Women rnet on Thurs-
day, June 1, with the leader,
Mrs. J, McAllister presiding.
The Scripture reading from
Corinthians was read by Mrs.
Harry Caldwell.
Mrs. McAllister gave the
devotional on Joy, and also
read an article written by Rev,
George W. Goth.
The topic was given by Mrs.
Ernest Chipchase on life and
work of Dr. Sidney Gilchrist in
Africa. Mrs. Luther and Mrs.
Britton sang a beautiful duet,
"Amazing Grace" accompanied
by Mrs. T. Sherritt at the
piano.
Roll call was answered by
29 members and one visitor.
Mrs. Sherritt gave the Treasur-
er's report. It was reported that
the ladies had made 104 visits.
Plans were made to cater to the
banquet on June 22, and to have
a dinner meeting in September.
Mrs. Rowe reported for the
Queensway nursing home. Mrs.
Russell Errat reported on the
bales sent. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Errat and her committee
We're interested in rainbows
of reality, not just of promise.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972
News of Kippen-
Mr, and Mrs. Arie Binnen-
dyk entertained their family
and relatives to dinner at the
Curling Club, June 3, to cel-
ebrate their fortieth wedding
anniversary, Relatives and
friends from Stayner, Sarnia,
Woodham, Burlington, Kipper,
Hensall, Exeter, Toronto and
Edmonton joined in the evening
festivities.
Spending the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arie Binnend.yk
were Mr. and Mrs. B. Binnendyl
and family, Edmonton, Alberta;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bos, the
Netherlands; Mr. and Mrs. G.
Vennema and family, Burling-
ton; Dr. A. Vennema, Toronto;
and Dick DeJong, of Toronto,
104th ANNUAL
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