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'Having faith helps'
Kippen Correspondent
MARGARETHOGGARTH
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HI NSA1414. AID AREA
Rev, Lorne Keays' sermon on Sunday,.
June 1 was called "Having Faith Helps
Others, " He expounded by saying that Paul's
faith in God inspired and helped oth rs.
Baird's Cemetery Decoration Service Will
be held next Sunday, June 8 at 2 p.m.
Youth Anniversary Service for Kippen and
Brucefield Churches will be held on Sunday,
June 22 at 11 a.m. in Brucefield Church. This
service will be followed by a picnic, Holy
Communion will be observed on Sunday,
June 29.
Kippen U.C. W , Tuesday, June 10 at 8 p.m.
Brenda Triebner will bring ideas and
demonstrate crafts.
PERSONALS
Al Hoggarth has returned from a 10 day,.
trip to Scotland. The weather was cold and
wet with snow on the hills. Some farmers
were still wanting to plant their crops,
whereas in other places barley was out in
head and the potatoes were about to blossom.
Mr. Hoggarth dropped in on Kippen,
Scotland, a population Of 600 people. He also
visited Glascow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Ber- VISIT TO THE VET — The Seaforth Nursery School students made a visit to the local
wick -Upon -Tweed, and the farthest north, a veterinary clinic. The children and Instructors were shown around the clinic by members of
place called Pitlochry, In all he travelled 760 the clinic staff. Here, one child learns how a bandage is applied to a paw. Raftis photo
miles, Gas prices ranged from 3.25 to 3.65 a
gallon
a
Lois Jones presides at Rebekah Lodge
strong and the Chuck Mailette, yn
SWIMMING LESSONS
REGISTRATIONS
Saturday, June 7th
Saturday, June 14 10:00 - 2:00 p.m.
10:00 - 2:00 p.m.
at the
LIONS PARK PAVILLION
Please make a special effort to sign up for lessons on these' two
Saturdays because the Pool Staff will not accept registrations over
the phone.
Thank You
Wa a Corbett, Mona
acball is esing a this changed Alderdice, Steven Corbett and Evelyn Elder.
HensallSUCorrespondent practice times have been to 6:30 Following the service a reception followed
SUSAN 2 N 7:30. in the Fellowship Hall with Lloyd and Shirley
262-2449 Preparations continue for the Hensall Ferguson as hosts, assisted by Harold and
The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Spring Fair to be held June 13 and 14. For PhyllisguParsons, Bev and Hamilton:
Lodge was held on W ednesday evening with anyone interested in entering exhibits may Rev. Parsons,
andn Bev and Dorisone on:
N.S. Sister Lois Jones presiding, assisted by obtain a listing of categories and prizes o the United attended
of Hamilton
Vice Grand Sister Bonnie Upshall. Sister available by contacting any fair board Conferenceonrof a in Churchuon fn Canada
s -
Bonnie reported sending a card to Sister member. Oa evening. Among the sixteen
Edith who is home from hospital. Sister Lois Many events are scheduled over the two ayewas BonnieAmLamble who has beingng _
visited Sister Bertha in Queensway Nursing day period including a parade, talent show, ordainedorin the Welton -Blue vale pastoralbeen
Home. Sister Lois reported the dessert midway, calf club show and sale and a beef there for one year
euchre held on May 14 was very successful., barbecue. sealed after having served ash a supply,and Samuel Parker who has been
There were 12 tables m play and the winners Mrs. Ross MacMillan, W aterloo spent last -
were: pink cards high, Lorna Spencer; white Friday with her mother Mrs. laird Mickle settled in the Varna -Goshen charge.
cards high, Mary Broadfoot; pink card lone .and they enjoyed the day at Bayfield with Rev. Lorne Thrower, a candidate for the
luncheon at the Village Inn. ministry from the Hensall United Church,
hands, elen Lindsay; Sitter; whitercardwreda MORE BASEBALL and former resident of Hensall, was ordained
hands, Helen pink card low, Freda The Hensall Atom Girls team has started into the Christian ministry at the London
ff to a Conference of the United Church of Canada
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
PLANTERS
Various 495
Sizes
and
Styles and up
SPECIALS ON
• HANGING • BEDDING
BASKETS PLANTS
• VEGETABLES • FRESH
• GERANIUMS PRODUCE
WE ARE A
COMPLETE
GARDEN CENTRE
Fertilizer, Sprays
QUALIFIED
LANDSCAPE
DESIGNER ON STAFF
Moore; white card low, Da 0 Rourke.
SHUFFLEBOARD
A good turnout of shufflers met in Hensall
last Thursday. Top scorers were ladies, Betty
Grenier 510, Marg Consitt 388, Beth Smith
368. Top scores, men: Ernie Chipchase 465,
Dave Kyle 352, George Dowson 327.
The 1st Hensall Beavers attended the
Huron District Beaveree at Benmiller on
Saturday. They enjoyed a day packed full of
events including a hayride, magic show,
crafts, games and an obstacle course, all of
which followed a circus theme. The boys
would like to express their thanks to the
Hensall Scouts who shared their campfire,
and a special thanks to Tim Wilcox for all his
help.
THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIE 'Y
The Horticultural Society was hard at work
over the weekend in Hensall. They were busy
planting shrubs and flowers in flower beds all
over the village. They certainly did a
wonderful job which I am sure we will
br , hien up t S pdF 1 meets of ltedo ansall./
ot tp
brighb�gtitan up the p #v'
ten
supper wth--held'at tha Iioine of
Bob and Sheila Raeburn on May 29. The
"King St. Neighbors" gathered to bid
farewell to the Cottrell family who have
moved to' Exeter. Nancy Philips presented a
iff to Anges, Pam, Trevor and Benjamin
DEZ LVED LANDSCAPING
andGARDEN CENTRE
and T.C.'s PLACE
Right in the heart of downtown Kippen on Hwy. 4 262"2532
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up this year and the girls are o Ordination Service held in Sarnia on May 25.
promising stent.
They played three games last week and Lorne, Joan and their son Jim will be living at
although they did not win any they improved Chalmers, outside of Chatham, where Lorne
as the week progressed, losing their last has been settled on the Chalmers Pastoral
game 24-21 to Exeter on Thursday. Charge.
QUEENSWAYNEWS
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Rev. McDonald conducted his final Com -
June is going to be a very special month at
munion service on Sunday at the United Queensway. It is Seniors Month and we're
Church before leaving the charge. The going to be celebrating right from the start to
church was filled and Uoyd Ferguson greeted the finish. Keep your eye on the news to see
the congregation. Scott Jesney, Glen Slade, how we'll be egetting of on
ny with life."
was with
Raye Jacobs and David Rowcliffe were the The last activities for the residents. On Monday, May
ushers.
Special music for the service was provided 26 the Hensall United Church ladies ran
by Bob Erns, Dawn Crabe and Lynn Tremain Bingo. Several of the residents attended.
of the Forest Excelsiour Band. They inspired On Tuesday, the Ceramics Club had their
the congregation with their flute and piano last class for the summer. We will be
work. Mrs. Norma Pride was organist for the resuming classes again in the fall. To
service and led in the ministry of music. celebrate their successful season, the in-
During the service reception of members structors, Judy Parker and Ill Baker brought
by transfer took place. Those being received in a beautifully decorated cake and ice cream.
were: from Brucefield United Church Mrs, The club members thanked Lil and Judy for
Jack, KKarer1) Cooper; from Wesley .Willis their hard work -and dedication to the_ciub-_ _.
United Church, Clinton, Jack.Cooperi from On Tuesdayafternoon the church service
Glencoe United Church, Mrs. Glenn (Lois) was run by Mary Beth Jantzi, Dale Gooding
Hayter; from St. Andrew's United Church, and volunteer Arlene Stewart. Special thanks
Kippen, Mrs. Robert (Babe) McGregor; from to their surprise guest, Pastor Bob Barnhart,
Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Mrs. who led in prayer.
Mark (Kim) Masse; from Bethel Reformed On Wednesday afternoon bowlers travell-
cl to Town and Country Bowling Lanes for
from their neighbors. Church, Exeter, Mrs. Peter Pryde; from
Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, Miss another bowling match. Neil Regan bowled
Hensall Public School held Chla track and Lorrie Symons. the men's high score and Muriel Gunning
field winnersdnrs and
toCongratulationsopart 1 Received during the service as well bowled the ladies high score.
suchcea andd everyone who took part on through Holy baptism were: Amber -Lea After dinner residents enjoyed another
ceBe a hot humid day. Karin Elder, daughter of Fled and Sue Elder Walt Disney movie presentation entitled
Baseballutheeason is wellnunderrway anddand Lindsay Elizabeth Corbett, daughter of "Club of Yellowstone.' It was an excellent
although scores are not pouring in I do Jeff and Sheila Corbett. picture, enjoyed by all. Later the same
haveOsome treport. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of evening a Welcoming Tea Party was held for
On Wednesday gameaing the Atom boys "I'mSorry." After narrating the story of the Mildred Gingerich which several residents
won theirhopening U b 21-3.-3 in Hensall in Prodigal Son he related it to our own lives. attended.
which they beat Us also Sharon Wurm and Cecil Pepper assisted On Thursday afternoon the Rest Home
The gave the winning r their theet Lamm Mr. McDonald in the Communion Service held their May birthday party to celebrate the
They drove in the run In bottom and those serving Communion were Hilda birthdays of Lorne Johnston, Lillian Smith
H the7th inning to break the tie and win over Payne, John Rowcliffe, Dorothy Corbett, and Ray Francis.
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