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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-06-10, Page 6HURON TRACTOR "A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 10; 1987 SHAKLEE PRODUCTS .Nutritional Supplements -Biodegradable Household Products Personal Care Products • JACK' .S.,TONE, Atwood 1-800-265-2216 , •FUR STORAGE' •WINTER COAT STORAGE Clothing Repairs & Alterations 6 MalS IMAGE 647:,nrih t., 527-0055 NTRODUCING KEVIN J. BRADLEY,. Shelley McMillan would like to an- nounce the hiring of Kevin J. Bradley, to F ut 's of-Seaforth. H -has -1'2'/z years experience in barbering and, hair design. Kevin is • offering a FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL. FUTURE'S HAIR DESIGN 52A7F°83 SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Exposito, renewal notices will be inserted in your: paper. Watch. for .it - don't miss a single issue. `: Huron �.EX p ositor� L -*i: p527-0240 ST. JAMES CWL - Members .of the Catholic Women's'League of St, James Church, Seaforth received recognitiofl .recently for 25, 50 and 69 -years of service to the church, The ceremony began 'with 'a Mass.. of Thanksgiving for. the' intentions of the CWL. • members.. After Mass there' was a program featuring guest • speaker Reverend Johri Sharp, Pastor of.the Immaculate Concep- tion Parish In Stratford. Honored were; back, Mary Etue, 50vears; Rev. J,.• Sharp; Lauraine Oliver, 25 years; Frances, O'Reilly, 25, years; Ann Van Dooren, 25 years; Joanne Verberne, 25 years; Catherine Van D,00rnicK, 25 years; Nellie Jansen, 25 years;Mary Catherine Schwartz, 25 years; Clara Downey, 25.years;,Grace Murray, 25 years; and Rev. Father J.C. Caruana. Front, Mary McMillan, 50 years; Pearl Campbell, 50 years;' Madeline Murray, 25 years; Vera Murray, 25 years; Grace Jansen,' 25 years and Beatrice Regier, 60 years. Absent were; Mary Eckert; 50 years; Julia Acheson, 25 years; Norma Eisler, 25 years; Roseann . McNichol, 25 years and Leona Nigh, 25 years. submitted photo. Candle lighting part of meeting Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262=2449 The General Meeting of .the Hensall United Church. Women was held June 1. Grace Drummond" led in the worship celebration of the 25th anniversary of the U.C.W. Scripture readings were given by Kay , Mock. Following the Hymn of Celebration the offering was received. by Diane- Gerstenkorn and Hazel Corbett and dedicated by Grace. A candle lighting ceremony was con- " ducted by Dorothy Britnell, Belva Fuss and Grace ' Drummond. The three .candles represented the past, present and future of .the U.C.W. Grace explained the "25th an- niversary symbol and' then very capably told the history of the women's organization. President' Belva FuSs conducted the ' business portion of the meeting which was closed with everyone repeating the Mizpah . Benediction. A social hour -followed with a tasty lunch served by Unit 3. "Take Time to be Holy" was sung to open the June 6 meeting of Unit IV U.C.W. Nan Britton read the poem "Thank You God for Little Things" Hilda Payne read Psalm 39: 1-12 for the devotional. Hilda closed with Pick -Your -Own STRAWBERRIES at Benmiller Acres NOW OPEN Picking Hours — Monday to Friday 9 am - 9 pm Saturday 9 am - 5 pm Closed Sundays Weather Permitting $390 6 quart basket $225 per 4 quart. basket $100 per kilo For a crop update call 524.7474 Bring in this ad and receive. a FREE BERRY HULLER NO Children or Pets Please Lucknow Carlow Auburn Benmlll: . W inghem Blyth Hwy. 6 .Clinton PYO S rawberries located iva miles north of Benmiller and then v2 mile east. prayer and a timely poem. The minutes were read and approved. Six- teen members answered the roll call and 46• visits were reported. Nell Riley gave the treasurers' report. Elva Forrest received the offering which was dedicated by Nan. Audrey Christie offered to clean fridges and stoves for the month of June and Elva For- rest will look after flowers June 14 and 21. Hilda Payne reported on the general meeting with a discussion of future structur- ing of the U.C.W. Audrey Christie's study was on Prayer. Audrey concluded with a poem "House of Prayer" Dorothy Mickle was pianist and Eileen Ramie served as hostess. Lunch was served by Olga Chip - chase and Sadie Hoy. UNITED CHURCH SERVICE • The South Huron Male Gospel Singers pro- vided beautiful music for Pentecost Sunday at the Hensall United Church, June 7. The Gospel Singers performed four numbers, Lord, I Want to be a Christian, Faith of our Fathers, Ezekiek Saw the Wheel and a rendition of the Lord's Prayer which was translated from Dutch. The Junior Choir sang In my Heart There Rings a Melody with Soloist Mindy Bell, and Jacob's Ladder. In place of a sermon Tim Brock and Sharon Wurm told of their experiences at the General Conference in Sault Ste. Marie two weeks ago. The theme was Springs of New Life. Tim went as a Youth Delegate and Sharon as the church Delegate. The Scripture Reading was from Acts 2, verses' 1-21 and Mr. .Cowan spoke briefly on: the receiving of tongues. Linda (Dan) Crerar was received into membership by transfer of certificate from Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall: Karen Hartman dedicated a Service Book in memory of her grandparents and two uncles. Dorothy Corbett greated worship- pers at the door and ushers were Don Steb- bins and son Bill, Mark Consitt and Wayne Corbett. On Monday, June 1, Hensall P.C.W. celebrated their 97th birthday. The meeting was held at Carmel Presbyterian Church with guest Eleanor Stevenson, 1st vice- president of the Stratford Presbyterial. President Marg Hoggarth opened . the meeting with a poem "The More We Give". The Worship on the theme of "Fathers" was given by Marg•with readings by Kathy Bell, Winnie Skea and Janice Baker. Hymns "0 God Our Help in Ages Past" and "Faith of our Fathers" were sung. The Roll Call "Naming a Father in the Bible" was answered by 11 members. Birthday cake was enjoyed by all as well Turn to page 7A•• Farrners discover messages from Michigan Garry Alderdice and Al Hoggarth ,have made a few discoveries while working in their fields this past week. Balloons which have been attached to cards, celebrating Michigan's 150th Birthday! Garry found six cards and Al spotted two. These. cards all have children's names on them and the school to which they belong, they ask the finder to return same mention- ing whereabouts they were found; The schools involved were Jack Harvey, School and Burr Elementary School •from Sterling Heights, Switzer School in Rochester, and H.H. Wiley Elementary in Utica. All are communities of Michigan. Needless to say the balloons were in a sad state of repair and the cards had seen better .days, but the writing was still visible. • WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Kippen east will meet for an educational meeting on Wednesday, June 17 to be held at the School House on Wheels in Clinton at 8 p.m. Members then return to the home of Charlotte McDowell for business and lunch, roll call to be answered by bringing a school picture that you are in, Speaker will be Margaret Sloman, Don't be caught without Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARETHOGGARTH 262-6902 wearing your pin! • UNITED CHURCH NEWS The youth anniversary service was held at Brucefield Church on Sunday. Donna McBeath opened with an organ prelude Chrystal Jones offered the call to worship. The ministry of music was presented by the children and adult choirs singing "We've got A Reason to Sing" Jesus I Love You" "Jesus I heard You had a Big House" " We've got a Great Big Wonderful God" and "Thank you God". These were directed by Barbara Cooper and accompanied by Mary Moffatt. Prayer and Lords Prayer were led by Tricia Cooper. A puppet presentafion took the form of a series of skits. Those taking part were - Fayeanne Love, Robyn Carnochan, Michael Jones, Beverly Lefaive, Tricia Cooper, Leanne Charter, Nancy Lefaive, Angie Faber, Ben Rathwell, and John McBeath. As far as announcemtns go The Kippen Session of Elders will meet on Tuesday, The Board of Directors of West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Com- pany are pleased tto announce the opening of an office in.Clinton at 11 Victoria Street, operated by Delmar Sproul who has been an agent for the Company for 15 years. Delmar is joined by his son David and Michael Miller. West Wawanosh Mutual is one of the 51 Farm Mutuals with a history of 108 years of continuous operation in the insurance field. The Company provides coverage for Farm, Residential, and "Com- mercial properties and Auto. Please telephone 482-3434 for your insurance needs. David Sproul Mike Miller West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance ,ce Copany Dungannon, Ontario June 16 at 8:30 p.m. A most enjoyable congregational picnic followed the church service at Brucefield on Sunday. Sports were organized by Sharon and Bill Carnochan, and Joyce and Tom Workman. Three Legged Race 10 and over was won by Brad Dewys and Ben Rathwell, 10 and under - Dana Cooper and Jill Car- nochan. Running races 8-10 won by Mark Cooper. 10 and over Brad Dewys, Ages 5,6,7 - Kelly Collins, 5 and under Derrick Mer- riam. Wheel Barrow Race won by Brad Dewys and Ben Rathwell. Kick the Slipper - John McBeath and Jason McBeath. Relay for husbands to find their wife's shoes was won by Laird Finlayson picking out Ruby's shoes amongst the heap. Men's Tug of War between Kipper and Brucefield churches was won by Brucefield men. Kids Tug of War between the two churches was won by Kippen Kids. There was an egg on spoon relay, (I hope the egg was cooked!) Bean Bag Throw won by Ben Rathwell. 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UNITED CHURCH SERVICE • The South Huron Male Gospel Singers pro- vided beautiful music for Pentecost Sunday at the Hensall United Church, June 7. The Gospel Singers performed four numbers, Lord, I Want to be a Christian, Faith of our Fathers, Ezekiek Saw the Wheel and a rendition of the Lord's Prayer which was translated from Dutch. The Junior Choir sang In my Heart There Rings a Melody with Soloist Mindy Bell, and Jacob's Ladder. In place of a sermon Tim Brock and Sharon Wurm told of their experiences at the General Conference in Sault Ste. Marie two weeks ago. The theme was Springs of New Life. Tim went as a Youth Delegate and Sharon as the church Delegate. The Scripture Reading was from Acts 2, verses' 1-21 and Mr. .Cowan spoke briefly on: the receiving of tongues. Linda (Dan) Crerar was received into membership by transfer of certificate from Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall: Karen Hartman dedicated a Service Book in memory of her grandparents and two uncles. Dorothy Corbett greated worship- pers at the door and ushers were Don Steb- bins and son Bill, Mark Consitt and Wayne Corbett. On Monday, June 1, Hensall P.C.W. celebrated their 97th birthday. The meeting was held at Carmel Presbyterian Church with guest Eleanor Stevenson, 1st vice- president of the Stratford Presbyterial. President Marg Hoggarth opened . the meeting with a poem "The More We Give". The Worship on the theme of "Fathers" was given by Marg•with readings by Kathy Bell, Winnie Skea and Janice Baker. Hymns "0 God Our Help in Ages Past" and "Faith of our Fathers" were sung. The Roll Call "Naming a Father in the Bible" was answered by 11 members. Birthday cake was enjoyed by all as well Turn to page 7A•• Farrners discover messages from Michigan Garry Alderdice and Al Hoggarth ,have made a few discoveries while working in their fields this past week. Balloons which have been attached to cards, celebrating Michigan's 150th Birthday! Garry found six cards and Al spotted two. These. cards all have children's names on them and the school to which they belong, they ask the finder to return same mention- ing whereabouts they were found; The schools involved were Jack Harvey, School and Burr Elementary School •from Sterling Heights, Switzer School in Rochester, and H.H. Wiley Elementary in Utica. All are communities of Michigan. Needless to say the balloons were in a sad state of repair and the cards had seen better .days, but the writing was still visible. • WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Kippen east will meet for an educational meeting on Wednesday, June 17 to be held at the School House on Wheels in Clinton at 8 p.m. Members then return to the home of Charlotte McDowell for business and lunch, roll call to be answered by bringing a school picture that you are in, Speaker will be Margaret Sloman, Don't be caught without Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARETHOGGARTH 262-6902 wearing your pin! • UNITED CHURCH NEWS The youth anniversary service was held at Brucefield Church on Sunday. Donna McBeath opened with an organ prelude Chrystal Jones offered the call to worship. The ministry of music was presented by the children and adult choirs singing "We've got A Reason to Sing" Jesus I Love You" "Jesus I heard You had a Big House" " We've got a Great Big Wonderful God" and "Thank you God". These were directed by Barbara Cooper and accompanied by Mary Moffatt. Prayer and Lords Prayer were led by Tricia Cooper. A puppet presentafion took the form of a series of skits. Those taking part were - Fayeanne Love, Robyn Carnochan, Michael Jones, Beverly Lefaive, Tricia Cooper, Leanne Charter, Nancy Lefaive, Angie Faber, Ben Rathwell, and John McBeath. As far as announcemtns go The Kippen Session of Elders will meet on Tuesday, The Board of Directors of West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Com- pany are pleased tto announce the opening of an office in.Clinton at 11 Victoria Street, operated by Delmar Sproul who has been an agent for the Company for 15 years. Delmar is joined by his son David and Michael Miller. West Wawanosh Mutual is one of the 51 Farm Mutuals with a history of 108 years of continuous operation in the insurance field. The Company provides coverage for Farm, Residential, and "Com- mercial properties and Auto. Please telephone 482-3434 for your insurance needs. David Sproul Mike Miller West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance ,ce Copany Dungannon, Ontario June 16 at 8:30 p.m. A most enjoyable congregational picnic followed the church service at Brucefield on Sunday. Sports were organized by Sharon and Bill Carnochan, and Joyce and Tom Workman. Three Legged Race 10 and over was won by Brad Dewys and Ben Rathwell, 10 and under - Dana Cooper and Jill Car- nochan. Running races 8-10 won by Mark Cooper. 10 and over Brad Dewys, Ages 5,6,7 - Kelly Collins, 5 and under Derrick Mer- riam. Wheel Barrow Race won by Brad Dewys and Ben Rathwell. Kick the Slipper - John McBeath and Jason McBeath. Relay for husbands to find their wife's shoes was won by Laird Finlayson picking out Ruby's shoes amongst the heap. Men's Tug of War between Kipper and Brucefield churches was won by Brucefield men. Kids Tug of War between the two churches was won by Kippen Kids. There was an egg on spoon relay, (I hope the egg was cooked!) Bean Bag Throw won by Ben Rathwell. Sack Race under 10 - Mark Cooper. Over 10 - Chrystal Jones. Ladies Kick the Slipper was won by Sanora Johnson. There was a candy scram- ble. Finally the jelly bean count was won by Michael Jones. A good time was had by all, Clear Overgrown Areas... with Garden Way's ?RAIL BLAZER' Sickle Bar Mower Clear 1000 sq. ft. in just 5 minutes with this 35" wide Sickle Bar Mower. Handles weeds, woody brush, small saplings! ,, ':/leeJ.>„ 4 Aur/prltld ne r.r 1"1,• ;-, • t l,: . , &fee/ MYTH 52344244 EXETER 235-1.1.55