Zurich Citizens News, 1976-04-28, Page 19Mensal!
By Hilda M. Payne
Agriculture Sunday is some-
thing new in chuch worship,
but that is exactly what the ser-
vice was called in Hensall United
Chuch on Sunday. Mr, Dave
Brock, a local farmer, who has
recently attended a conference
in London on the World Food
Crisis, spoke to us on that topic
during sermon time, He pointed
out that it is not always possible
to help the "Third World Na-
tions" by sending food as we may
even be taking away their
livelihood by doing so.
Leading up to his talk were
bible readings and prayers and
hymns on the agricultural topic.
Rev. Don Beck was in charge of
the service assisted at the organ
by Mrs. John Turkheim. The
choir sang the anthem, "1 have
decided to follow Jesus." During
the service, Shane Roy, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Pepper, was
presented for Baptism.
Mr. & Mrs. John Consitt,
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Consitt, Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Taylor and Mr. & Mrs.
John Taylor attended the Munn -
Connelly wedding at St. Peter's
Roman Catholic Church, Goder-
ich on Saturday.
Unit 2 of Hensall United
Churchdid not hold their usual
monthly meetipg during April
but instead met for a "fun
evening" last Saturday night
when nine members and friends
went bowling. Champions we
were not unless you count the
record breaking low score of 42
someone finished with. Then
there was the player who had
recently suffered a broken wrist --
she found she could bowl best
by doing the thing backwards --
with both hands. Some of us even
forget at times that the ball was
supposed to stay in the alley --at
least we didn't really forget, but
our hands and arms just didn't
co-operate. On the other hand,
such screams of triumph you
never heard before, when some of
us scored a spare or even the
GREATEST, a'strike! Fun even-
ing it certainly was. Oh, well!
who knows, we may produce a
champion yet. "If at first you
don't succeed,...
Last week's visitors with Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs.
Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth
Volland were Mr. & Mrs. Lewis
Taylor of Varna, Mr. & Mrs.
Bruce Volland of Gorderich,
Mrs. Margaret Thorndyke of
Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Al Amerlinck
of Sarnia, Mrs. Margaret Coombs
of Clinton, Mr. J. Robbins of
London, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon
Johnston of Brucefield and Mrs.
Jim Finlay and son of Exeter.
Hensall residents visiting were
Mrs. Winnie Skea, Derek Robin-
son, Mrs. Donna Allen and Mrs.
Irene Finlayson.
Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan of Dash-
wood visited with Mrs. Laird
Mickle on Friday. Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Mickle of London spent
Saturday with the former's
mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Beer bottles
Ontario beer drinkers are
returning beer bottles for refund
in record high numbers, Brewers
Warehousing Company announc-
ed today, one year after the
refundable deposit on 12 oz,
bottles was raised from 2 to
5(P
The latest brewing industry
figures show that 98 percent of
all beer bottles sold in Ontario
are returned for refund. The
statistics represent a two percent
increase over last year.
A spokesman for Brewers
Warehousing said an Ontario
beer bottle is refilled an average
of 25 times. The number of trips
a bottle makes, from brewery
to consumer, is based on the over-
all bottle return rate.
The botles are returned in the
familiar cardboard beer cartons
which are compacted by the
breweries for recycling.
The refundable deposit for a
case of 24 -small bottles sold
through Brewers Retail Stores is
$1.20.
INDUCT MINISTER- The Rev. Clarence Bishop was installed as
minister of the Christian Reformed Church in Exeter, Friday.
Rev. Bishop moved here from Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.
He's shown with members of the local church consistory at Friday's
service. From the left: Abram DeMooy, Herb Verbeek, John
Branderhorst, Chester Baarda, Henry Poortinga, Rev. Bishop,
Harry Klungel, Rev. P. Boodt of Stratford who was in charge of
the service, Peter Visscher and Albert Hummel. Rev. and Mrs.
Bishop have taken up residence in the parsonage on Pryde Boule-
vard with two of their children, Mark, 13 and Eric, one. A third
son, Bryan, 15, will be joining the family after the school term and
is presently in Rocky Mountain. News photo.
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