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On Tueaday,,lnly a alarge Shower was held
in Hensalt'Ortited Church to honer Mary Jane
McGregor. Hostesses were Eileen McLean,
Gwen Devereaux (Eileen's daughter,) June
Cooper,
RubyFynlyonddgye
son. Pggy Ferguson everyone.
Eileen 1Me n gave the address, Ruby
Finlayson read two very apwepriate read-
Ings.June Cooper and GnDevereaux
acted out a skit entitled Marriage License,"
Renee Devereaux and Angela McLean
(granddaughters of Eileen McLean) present-
ed the gifts. The bows from
Cotheo gifts
weree
placed on a tree by resented en
completed, Eileen McLean p
he
tree to Mary Jane commenting that the bows
represented the future members on Mary
Jane and Jake's family tree. Mary Jane
thankedeveryone.
Neighbors and friends gathered at a
miscellaneous shower and brunch hosted Tby
June Cooper at her home Sunday, Jue ly
6. The
shower was in honor of Mary
daughter of Jim and Betty McGe reMcGregor
r.
Congratulations to Mary
on her marriage to Jake Knudsliey 18
e
wedding took place on Saturday,
Jut1py c2pin
Henson United Church• The
will reside in Lac La Biche, Alberta. Lac La
Biche is located halfway between Edmonton
and Fort McMurray
John andVeronica
urn returned
from a trip tohaveflew to
Calgary
then motored through Banff, Lake
Louise and the Three Mile Gap, spending two
days in the mountains. Next stop was
a
Vancouver with three days Expo.
mentioned that the Canadian Pavilion was
well worth visiting.
We are pleased to report Jim Cooper has
home
ital.
"0Bobla d Marlenef Bell spent aifew days in
Indian River, Michigan, visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Rowe. to Shelley Finlayson,
Congratulations
daughter of Laird and Ruby Finlayson, who
has now el
School of Hairdressing re ing in London. Shellher course at ey
sis
.presently job -hunting.
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WELCOMENiJWCOMELLS Wilberforce,
HARTMAN Hensall again welcomes newcomers to the PLAYGROUND UNDERW AY
as
community, Greetings to Pete and Wendy PiJ►
lessons taking well
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Mrs. Bob Erb and family of CaseandfamilyaswellesMr. and Mrs. Dave Hensalt playground is well underway with
Mr. and MaHood. Also, welcome back Ken and Chris swimming
Hensel}, returned recently from a three week 'waxer and boys. All of the above families are this week and next. Other plannedpevnear
ents
holiday trip through W Western Canada to taenial on King St. E. in Hensali. include a Bike rodeoand
tarps to
Blanes neo,
and far such as
Yellowknife, North W Let they attended the B1G W INNERS were ndg far and Rock Glen CBend atlo ,
While in Yellowknife they Lee Betty Grottier and her dog AngelArea• Park and Rock
Glen
Cowles of Sharon's cousin Cathy
round U dog food. The contest was nun on mere was a good turnout for shuffleboard
Cowles and stayed with Sharon's aunt Betty winners of a 26 -loch television from MasterFlensal Argr�q wltg�� o... the
Cowles, p into t e tephone. relay at .tlm I iinaiE7difti 1111 e
'They enjoyed their visit ll the land of the CKNX hadiod tpandat�to� salify a jet a draw 'Wtsidlrig scores theft; lh
Imam bdU aary deYe}lowknif�e and the „ Congratulat%fid o' S gge1 lu d e"i Happyd1U Pushers Logan. cores were: ladles
"Al t 1 ' visited aladles.
and
Along the way the and vise aed with Jack Olga Chipchase, 56241Eileen Doowson 430,
ErbsDorothy ECifitnell, Kyle, 530, John Consilt,
Bob and Dona Lavery. Banff, Alberta, Clair on Ju y 13 where ehe rodehisHoly Gull Knowles. 5a Dave 41
Cowles and family, Red Deer, Honda to a fifth place finish n a class of 23 in Knowles,
And Rosemary Barb Cowles and the SOA lass of Motocross.
Alberta, and with Larry and
rISWE residents view
film
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seventeen caldron
ation is recorded as they Marg to while they were
"lsinderin, Island of Flowers"
was the title ccelthe ebrate therebutlding of the sanctuary 100 born to lay. and Mrs.
Logic
a wer f
of the movie presentation at Queenswaypictures, as well as history of the church
ears ago. 11 was noted on this picture the rninIsterhere. Mrs. whlciYconii�edourhistoricnit'e+�rds•Itwas
fence enclosure around the church and F
of
the Home this week, It was a film Manse with the gas lanterns at the gateway to ick
showing the the church
sights and attractions the church and the open verandah on theindeed thevisit veal thrill
andlltt have Mr.
over nte historical
edf islasd.o- Manse. lieu. past with them.
This week the church service wasp ,he service was conducted by
pianist
byto Pastor Bob Do llama °Don on was Edna Jolly of Esegino. Saskntohewan and
Pentecostal Church• hlcUonaldanditabertGa a�tN Norma soloist
Barry Garden of Wolseley, Saskatchewan
pianist fen the held their
accompanied by the organist have been visitingtheircousinsMr, and Mrs.
Rediningsheldtheirday. LSing-Songhton Robert sang two sates. Cecil been
iandngtheg fl visited member ndM8s
Lha dining room Pd The played During the service Amanda Elizabeth McDonald. Barry congregation at lith
played his s several
and Theodore in singing their Preszcator. daurrhter of Darrell and Tsamm f
the favonipiane y ns. Al oak p sat at the Preszcator and Craig Robert i3al+3car, Mr. osa Bakker of Duncan, L0fl a it Regina.
cookies.
hymns. Afterwardsthey
of tea and tarns and Betsy Bakker were Holy
Bap into is visiting witheher sonnand daughter -ht -law
dining room tables to enjoy the Christian church through W& he Baptism Larne and Betsy Bakker, King Iter -h and
aides. afternoon several met In the Bernd L me Gaekstestetter reetod the con raga
On Saturdayer and Mona also attended the Baptismal Service of Craig
Socias Tea. This is a tion and Lorne Gneke.hargr and Charlie Hay hart Bakker at the United Church 00
were the ushers. Lois lea of the Nursery Sunday morning•
e in ciarg
Activity Room for lues
popular event at Queensway. it g
anyy ofa achance to fellresidents relax
le
compsipping on
enjoy the
cam
a nice cup of tea. int Homo residents
Mso on Saturday,
had a special Warn,
, ? ho iduring ttheir lunch
grandLson of
Irene Johna resident at the home, and
Mike Hearten,
Mike Gtdy entertained in the dining ed
m.
John played the fiddle and Mike played
J
Qfano. They had several toes tapping.
ohnston, another resident of QueenSway,
evenpgot
tttie and dana church
to the Manse taken
I.Lefler on
Aiderdlce wetserviclemon
Toddler care. Following the
l under ale and cookies were enjoyedwith he trees
at the side of the church Barbara
Gackstetter as hostess assisted by ars aHazet
Corbett and ltlary la in honor of
the front of the church weree McGregor and
the marriage of Maly
Jake tinct;lien to the church on SatutdpY.
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Dick of Ottawa visited
this past week with Rev. McDonald. Mts.
Dick was the former M. ifider arid a
;.great granddaughter of the Rev.
BeJngali
A df the church and ogle, the first to Llodgetville in
about ly'l of la h at the United
d Che district. }ley. 1 ogi e r Rodg then was
Sunday different
at the United the past
history
1943 and Mrs Dick's gra g
Sunday a dUferrent pictture of past hisorY
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