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Citizens News, April 13, 1978
FIRST FEW STEPS — At times, walking can be a difficult task for even the most co-ordinated
members of society but when you're ten months old, its darn right difficult. Receiving some
assistance from her mother, Mrs. Jayne Consitt of Hensall is Lean Consitt. Staff photo
Have guests for meeting
The April meeting of the
Zurich U.C.W. was opened
by Mrs. Glen Greb with a
prayer. The "Old Rugged
Cross" was sung followed by
scripture read by Mrs. Mary
Hey, Mrs. Newell Geiger
gave a reading
ova. And SigfrE'
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"Housecleaning Time." The
speaker Mrs. Menno Steckle
chose for her. topic "The Five
Horsemen"
During the business the
Mother's Day and Bake Sale
at the Blue Water Rest Home
and an invitation to the
Kippen U.C.W.- on April 11
was accepted.
The ladies from Grand
Bend United Church and St.
Boniface Catholic Church
Zurich will be guests at the
May meeting.
Police have
slow week
Only two accidents were
investigated by the Exeter
OPP this week,
One was a hit and run
reported on Friday by David
Gibson, Crediton. His vehi-
cle was damaged while
parked in Centralia,
Damage was estimated at
$400.
On Saturday, vehicles
operated by Herbert
Heywood and Gary T. Kyle,
both of Exeter, were in-
volved in a collision on
Highway 4 just north of Ex-
eter.
Total damage was set at
$650. Heywood sustained
minor injuries.
During the week, the local
detachment officers charg-
ed 15 people under the Li-
quor Control Act. Two peo-
ple were charged with im-
paired driving.
The detachment was
represented at the funeral
held on Tuesday for District
6 Supertendent Joe Jones,
who died in Kitchener -
Waterloo hospital on the
weekend. He had been
engaged at the Mt. Forest
headquarters for the past
three years.
Finalize plans for
church barbe�gve
The Easter Thanksgiving
meeting of unit four of Hen-
sall United Church was held
in the Fellowship Hall on
Thursday, when further
study of the Caribbean Cres-
cent took place with
Reverend and Mrs. Ander-
son showing slides of the
Barbados. Earlier in the
meeting, Mrs. Jessie
Armstrong gave an in-
spirational devotion on the
empty sepulcher. and Mrs.
Isabel Rogerson rendered a
lovely piano solo, "In the
sweet bye and bye".
Mrs. Jessie McAllister
presided over the meeting
and opened with a poem,
"Hope at Eastertime". Fif-
teen members and two
visitors were present. Plans
for the beef Bar-be-que were
finalized and invitations
were received to visit with
Kippers U.C.W. on Tuesday
and with Goshen U.C.W. on
Wednesday. Unit four will
be responsible for flowers in
the sanctuary during May.
Christ lives
Reverend Don Beck con-
ducted the service at the
Hensall United Church last
Sunday, taking as his topic,
"The modern resurrection".
Modern interest in religions
in general and especially in
the christian religion show
that Christ is still a living
personality making great
people out of those who have
humble beginnings. Christ is
a living Christ and Jesus a
living, vibrant spirit.
Mrs, Mary Moffat presid-
ed at the organ and the
Junior Choir sang two
numbers, "Come together"
and "What colour is God's
skin' conducted by Mrs.
Pam Scotchmer, with Karen
McAllister at the piano and
Betty Beer on the guitar.
Unit one of the U.C.W. will
meet today at 2 p.m,
Mrs. Smillie passes
Mrs. Annie W. (Gallaply)
Smillie passed away in Max-
ville, Ontario on Friday,
April 7 in her 95th year. She
was the wife of the late Rev.
Benjamin Smillie. Surviving
are two sons: Rev. Ben-
jamin Smillie, Saskatoon;
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Funeral service was held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, Tuesday
with Rev. Don Beck of-
ficiating. Interment at Hen-
sall Union Cemetery,
Attend anniversary
Sixteen members and
several past members of the
Hensall Women's Institute
attended the 75th Anniver-
sary celebration of Huron
South District of the
Women's Institute at the
Pineridge Chalet.
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