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Blida Pyne
Bertha McGregor
Mr, & Mrs. Don MacLaren,
Jodi and Lesa Connely, Oakville
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor.
Mrs. Ernie Davis who has been
a patient in Victoria Hospital
London for the past two weeks
returned to her home on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson is a
patient in St. Josph's Hospital,
London.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton
spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle and
on Sunday they attended the
christening of the latter's
grandson Jeffrey David Collins,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener.
Mrs. Laird
Mickle ck a visited last
Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Keith
Hillier in London.
Mrs. Ina Johns and Mrs.
Florence Johns of Exeter and Mr.
& Mrs. Bernie Friesen of Staffa
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Hans
Gerstenkorn and family on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. John Skea, Colin
and Karen of Brampton and Mr.
& Mrs. Randy Mason and Andrew
of Huron Park visited with the
latter's parents Mr. & Mrs. John
Skea on Sunday on the occasion of
Karen's Christening.
Mr. & Mrs. John McGuire,
Shannon, Seamus, Brianna of
Erin visited with the latter's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith
on Sunday. Also Jordie Smith of
London visited with his grand-
parents.
Mrs. Audrey Christie was a
delegate to the Westminster
Weekend 77 held at Westminster
College, London May 27-29 at-
tending the course "A Faith for
these Times."
AMBER LODGE MEETS
Vice Grand Mrs. Maggie
Campbell presided for the
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge Wednesday evening, in the
absence of the Noble Grand Mrs.
Dorothy Parker. R.S.V.G. Mrs.
Aldeen Volland assisted Mrs.
Campbell.
Arrangements were made to
visit Monkton Lodge June 10. The
bus will pick up the members at
the Lodge Hall at 7 p.m. Any
members wishing to go on the bus
trip to Toronto from Exeter were
to call the Noble Grand as soon as
possible.
Mrs. Campbell reported for the
visiting committee. Following
the meeting several members
attended the 30th anniversary of
Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter.
Unit 4U. C. W.
The Apostle's Creed and
Pentecost were the topics chosen
by Mrs. Eric Luther when she
gave the study at the June
meeting of Unit 4 of the Hensall
United Church U.C.W. The
Apostle's Creed is in universal
acceptance and belief in the
Christian Church, dating back to
about 500 A.D. and traditionally
ascribed to Christ's Apostles.
Mrs. Nelly Riley gave the
devotional and spoke, on "Peace
of the Soul" based on the Biblical
verse John 14 vs. 27. The meeting
was held on Thursday, afternoon,
June 2 in the Fellowship Hall with
Mrs. James McAllister
presiding. Twenty members
were present and it was reported
that sixty-seven visits to shut-ins
had been made during the month
of May.
Mrs. Erratt reported that nine
boxes had been packed for the
bale. Mrs. Sherritt reported on
the success of the Beef Bar -B -Q.
The meeting had opened with
Mrs. McAllister reading a poem.,
"Ben Adhen" by Leigh Hunt and
the hymns,. "Come let us sing of a
wonderful love" and "Will your
anchor hold in the storms of
life?" were sung. The meeting
closed with the Benediction and
Mrs. H. Luther and her com-
mittee served lunch,
Church news
United
The Sacrament of Holy
Communion was administered by
Rev. Don Beck at the Hensall
United Church on Sunday, June 5.
A large Communicant Class was
admitted to the Membership of
the church including the
following. Sandra Joan Dixon,
Lori Ann Flynn, Linda Dianne
Gerstenkorn, Lisa Louise
Hamather, Vicki Lyn Mann,
Janet Elizabeth McAllister,
Murray John McGregor, Laurie
Ann Pepper and Marilyn Irene
Pepper, and Mrs. Linda
Traquair. Reaffirming her
Confirmation Vows was Mrs.
Joyce Pepper and being
welcomed from other churches
were Grant and Donna St. John,
Preaching on the topic, "What
about the Future?" Rev. Beck
spoke on the glory associated
with the Cross and the coming of
the Holy Spirit to the apostles and
to us. The choir sang an anthem
on the Beatitudes with Miss Mary
Goodwin taking the solo part.
Following the service, a
reception was held for the new
members of the church. Flowers
in the Sanctuary were placed in
loving memory of Susan Lynn
Wright and from the funeral of
Mrs. Verna Twitchell placed by
her family.
Carmel Church birthday
The president of the W.M.S. of
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Harvey Hyde, presided at
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the 87th anniversary on Monday
evening, and welcomed guests
who attended from the UCW of
Hensall United Church, Kippen
United Church, Chiselhurst
United Church , the Barbara
Kirkman Auxiliary Seaforth and
the Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Hyde welcomed the
guests and read a poem "My
Creed." The devotional was
taken by Mrs. Edith Bell on
"Faith". Mrs. Esther Wright
gave a reading for the devotional
"He Touched Me."
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor read
the Scripture and led in prayer.
The Pepper Sisters sang two
numbers "Pass It On" and "Sing
a Song" accompanied by their
sister Miss Brenda Pepper at the
piano.
Mrs. Emma Campbell in-
troduced the guest speakers,
Rev. Bruce Pierce and Mrs.
Pierce of Crediton. They showed
pictures of Western Canada
which were very picturesque and
Mrs. Pierce commentated them
in her usual humorous manner.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
thanked the Pierce 's and the
Pepper sisters for their con-
tribution to the program.
Many articles were on display
of Canadian culture.
Sales Barn
Hensall Livestock Sales -
demand was active and prices
were steady; supply consisted
mainly of heifers and steers. Fat
cattle; heifers $37.50-$41.50, top to
$43.25. Steers; $39.00-43.50, top to
$44.10. Pigs; weanlings, $33.00-
$41.50, chunks 845.00-45g no
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