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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-11-20, Page 29Hensall Unitad Church WO two Sunday evening fol* their NoveMber .Fellowship Service when they held a "Night With ,the .Knights''." T)r,, Allen Knight and his wife • Eleanore spent: nearly 3$ years working 'among, with? and for African Villagers through the UnRed.Chuirch of Canada. Spending the day in Hensall, Dr. Knight spoke at the morning service and through his coloured slides, at the evening service, of ' how God has used him and. Mrs. TCnight, 'to bring the message of the Gospel to the people of Angola and Zaire, Dr. Knight spoke of how the Love of Christ "The Love vvhiCh draws us in and drives us out" has been behind his almost 35 years of - Missionary work -if -1 Africa. - Dr. Knight, born int Port Carling, Ontario, is a graduate of the Ontair9 Agricultural College at Guelph, and went to Angola in 1946 to work as an agricultural Missionary. His - wife, the former Eleanor Kirker, went to Angola under 1-luronview xpOsrrort, NOvems R.27, 1 the Woman s „Iviissirtirt $00,etY With Special, training In Innsie, They Were ttlarried in Angola in 1950 and their children were born there. . Dr. Knight became the Director of the Currie In- stitute of the Dondi Mission but his real concern was with the village people, the uneducated and ordinary folic. Dr. and Mrs. Knight, alone with their three children,' moved out into the villages with their people and lived in grass roofed houses and taught the people how to grow things, to irnprove their crops and their livestock as well as to establish clean, unpolluted water supply. Dr. Knight became very con- cerned about the oppression of the African people under thb-Patu-g-tide GoVerti-trient--- Seeing them abused, down- trodden and exploited, he Hiving already learned three langtiages. they now had to learn two more. Bat as Allen Knight putit "We 'lust thank be,,Lard'fOr What happened.' because We feel that a job was chine in Zaire that could never Ave been done in Angola." In Zaire he becarrie:, the director of the Community Developirneht Center of Kimp' ese, but .again, or. Knight t real love is to be out with his people in the villages, helping small scale farmers. He devoted a lot of effort to introducing what is called "Appropriate Technology" - Tools and Implements made from local- .ly available material, run on the rnuscle of people animals • . . among these were hand -powered peanut_ d -do as much work in one minute as could be done by hand in thirty-five minutes. Dr. Knight also told of how he goes through the garbage looking forold bicycle wheels which he has made into bicycle wheel hoes, a little machine that will serve as both a planter and a weeder, was told to Tlay and not to say anything, but in 1964 he felt he had to sneak out and while homeon furlough he was not allowed a visa to return to Angola. The Knights then headed for the Congo, now Zaire. Filling Christmas orders "Let Me Be Worthy" was the choir's anthem at the Sunday morning service. The Residents are looking forward to next Sunday when there will be a 20 male choir from Blyth in attendance. At seven Sunday evening the Christian Reform Choir sang in the chapel. We were pleased that so many of the Residents attended the service, and to hear the choir: We enjoyed the music of Molly Cox assisted by Mrs. Alberta Driver playing her violin, at the Old Tyme Music programme on Monday afternoon. Mr. Archibald conducted a woodworking class on Tuesday morning and Tuesday afternoon ceramics were painted in the craft room. The Residents are busy trying to fill their orders for Christmas. At the birthday party on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Gladys Van Egmond at the piano. Elgin Nott playing the violin, and Hugh Hodges playing the guitar provided the . afternoon's enter- tainment. Little Wendy Watson did some tap dancing for the Residents. Mrs. Elsie Henderson took over on the piano and Mrs. Van Egmond took up thd violin and played alone with the. men. Mark Sproat thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents. Cup- cakes made by the Goderich Women's institute were served at the end of the programme. Mrs. Prouty was here on Thursday afternoon to hold Bible Study in the Chapel. Huronview extends sympathy to the families of Max Wedlock, and Russell Bradshaw. ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN LIFE - and Mortgage Insurance Plans Income Tax Deductable Registered , Retirement Saings Plans and Annuities. Income Aseraging Annuities Ask tor our next, flexible Premium RR SP —REPRESENTINU- Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada for 21 years. Te1.527-0410 .117 GODERICH ST. EAST s SEAFORTH Notice to owners of dogs and cats FREE ANT1-RABIES VACCINATION CLINICS The Huron County Health Unit, in co-operation with the Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Department of Agriculture. will be holding free anti -rabies vaccination clinics at the following: GORR1E - Monday, December l', 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p,m. Gorrie Community Centre. WINGHAM - Tuesday, December 2, 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Wingham Armouries. CLIFFORD - Wednesday, December 3, 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Clifford Fire Hall. BLYTH - Thursday, December 4, Blyth Community Centre CLINTON - Friday, December 5, 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Clinton Town Hall GODERICH - Monday, December 8, 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.rn. Goderich Fire Hall BRUSSELS - Tuesday, December 9, 3:00 p.rh. - 8:00 p.m. Brussels Fire Hall SEAFORTH- Wednesday, December 10, 2:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m. Seaforth Community Centre (upstairs) BAYF1ELD - Thursday, December 11, 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Bayfield Arena HENSALL - Monday, December 15, 3:00 . - 8:00 p.m. Hensall Community Centre EXETER - Tuesday, December 16, 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m, South Huron Recreation Centre GRAND BEN -D .Wednesday, December 17,2:00- p.m.8:00 p.m. Grand Bend Fire. Hall. 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. and . greatly reduces the , "Wotnin Hours",needed, because it it the woMen that do this type of Ave*. DT. 'OW- alSO spoke .on the "Seed Project" which the,Unitgii ChruCh women of London Conference of the United Church have taken. as .their project., Garden , seeds are sent to Zaire, to a country that Is linable to produce most seeds, and therefore Vegetables are grown that add to the nutrition of the people, The Knights believe that the controlling Love of Christ has always been the driving force in thier work, -"The Longer I work in the Church's," Aid Dr. Knight, "The more r am convinced that -it -is -not- L -But -God -who --- The Fellowship is at work." torvice led in a devotional, Following the service a time' of fellows- hip was held in the fellow- ship hall,' _ ' Mr'. and Mrs,, Ron Mock were the greeters and Cecil Pepper and Ross Veal were the Ushers for the Service. Dr. and Mrs. Allen Knight of Grimsby spent the week- end at the MarlSe ,with Rev. McDonald and were Sunday Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Forrest. GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Richard (Dick) and Pearl Tyalor of Hensall celbrated their 50th wedding anniversary, when their family honoured them with a social gathering at the Hensall Community centre on--Friday--eventrrg.--The evening was very ,much enjoyed by a large number of friendsd • opened with a Hymn -sing led by Rev, McDonald with Eric Luther at the piano and Rnis Hargreaves, Minister of Thames Road United Church Married on Novern er , 1930 at the Hensall United chureh, manse by We' late , 'Rev. Arthur Sinlair. They have a family of three; Mrs, John Drintnell, R.% ° Staffa; John: Taylor; .Exeter; and Alvin Taylor, Hensall. Six 'grandchildren and ,ene great-grandchild, ENJOY BOWLING The men's High score at the howling of Queensway - Nursing Home this week was Albert Miasga with. 141 and Ladies' was Mrs. - Mary Parlmer with 118. Eugene Fox conducted the church service accoinpanied • by his wife Mrs. Fox, Miss . Mary Lou Erb accompanied at the pia no. The Bethel Reformed Ladies entertained —the -residents -with -treats -and --- bingo. Mrs, Erlene Stewart and Mrs, Shirley Prouty visited many residents. Mrs. Jones and Allan Johnston visited with Herb Jones; Wanda Struyk and Frank Rosendal visited Mrs. Alice Eosendall, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Deland visited Neil Regan; Leslie Mitchell visited , his mother Mrs. ,Louise Mitchell. Beatrice Taylor visited her flietber Vollandi Iva' :Ridley Vistied 'Vera, Lammie; Ionise Scrimgeour witO OSited, b\ Mr: . and Mrs. Bates;. Florence and ' Walter Whilltehn viOted E YO011, school -mates who came from some distance to celebrate with the Taylors, "Dick and Pearl „ were Mitchell-Seaforth CA LE TV For service, account, installation, local announcements, line locates CaU -14c.73d1 11 Channel selection! 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