HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-14, Page 16THS .H IROP4 (;POSITOR,JLI$t~ 14,, 1979 .
Correspondent.
M'RS:HILDA, M. PA
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The Executive of Hensall
Women's Institute met in the
United Church on Tuesday,
June 5 andplanned the
programmes for the canning,
year, Ten members• 'were
i present.
The June Meeting; of 'Unit
four, Hensel! United Church
opened with reading Psalnt,
56 in, unison, followed by the.
Beatitudes and the Lords.
Prayer led by the president,:
Mrs.. James McAllister:
Mrs, Cliff Britton led in
prayer asking Gods blessing
On all our district churches.
For the study, Mrs. Erie
Luther chose "GS'S place its
family life" as, the topic,
bringing the message of how
much God's presence' is,
needed in our homes today
andreminding us that
children are a blessing and
we should cherish them,
Several scripture passages
wereread by Mrs, Britton
pedain ngto the study.
There is to be a ba ke sale
in the .Hensall Arena. at 10
a.m, on Saturday, June 16.
before the. Fiddler's Contest
continues, All baking to' be.
brought in by 9 .a.m. The'•
meeting closed with a hymn.
and, the Mizpah Benediction.
Lunch .was served by Mrs,'
Pearl Shaddick 9 Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley and Mrs;.
Shirley Luther.
The message at Hensall
United. Church:. on Sunday
was to place more trust in
'God as shown by the story in
Daniel of the 'burning, fiery
furnace. This was presented,
not by the 'minister, Rev.
Stan. C. 'McDonald.' but by
the children of. the-Huronia.
Children's Choir in., a sacred
Musical called, "Its cool in
the . furna ce" . 14 children.
sang in the choir with special
parts beiing: taken,' by the
following', Daniel, Jennifer.
Mason Nebuchadnezzar,
Tim, Rowcliffe. - Shadrach,
Tim Easterbrook - M.eshach,
laps
David. Dougall . A.t,ecfnegv.,
Peter Cook - The Snitch.,
Heidi Bonthron. . Guards,,
Amy 'Bonthron, Karen Wells
and Pant McCaffrey - the
three wise men, Heather
Jamieson, Sara Patterson
and Ronnalynn Bell.,.
Costumes were designed by
Beth Janiesen. The choir
consists of children resident
throughout the area with
Mrs ,Marianne McCaffrey as
•
Director and yr. Ralik repo'
as accompanist.
Both young ands Old Wilt
remember this message for
longtime
Her:sa,lt Sales Barn prices:
were steady to higher last
Thursday with an active
demand: supply Consisted
Mainly of heifers and steers.
Fatcattle, steers, S82.50 ..
s85,1S, top to. 586.25;
heifers. '551.-5 - S85.75, too
a
to S9030. 'Pigs. 432.00
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Glavin
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Basil Glavin and family :of
Mount Carmel visited with.
Mr. and Fars. Sant •Qesell on
$unday.
Don't ferget the Fiddler's
Contest at the Arena On
Friday and,Saturday.;tune 15
and 16 and the Spring Pair",
at the same place on June 19..
BARGAINS GALORE -These shoppers weren't about to let a bargain go
by at last week's successful garage sale held Wednesday night at .the
First Presbyterian Church. Baking sold out in the first ten minutes
ins , '' i efl n,q' � r C!1"
Ontario trap shoat
Correspondent 't
MRS. RENA CAMAY-
262 5935
Brad Mann, Hensall, and
John; Anderson, Ktppen
attended the Provincial Traub
shooting Championship at
Hamilton on June 2, 3 -
Brad shot in the Junior
event scoring a pair of 92's.
John .scored 98-100 winning
the Veteran. Trophy.
In the afternoon John hit
u#tother .98.10.0 and t1ed ,for
the Vern Thornborrow
Trophy but could. only win
one trophy in each event. In
Class A, he was runner-up
with a score of 196.200,
Kinpen East; Women's
Institute will meet at the
borne of Mrs. Wm. McDow-
well in Seaforth on June 20 at
8:30 p.m. The Dairy Princess
will speak„ Roll call is a
product made with milk.
Lunch . convenor is Mrs,.
Robert Bell.
Mr. and Mrs..1iarold
Jones visited with -Mr. and
Mrs. Ellison Whiting in
Parkhill,•
Mr. and Mr414. Grant, Love,
Caro, Mich„ .are ::the guests
of Mr, and Mrs, E. McBride..
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Coop-
er and family, London, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan
Cooper.
Sees flock of geese in Hensall
The I•Iensali correspondent Mr. and Mrs, Jack Corbett
while in her garden last week attended. the Morenz Re
heard the calling of geese. union at the Lions' Park,
looking up she sited a Mitchell this week.
perfect V flying tow over the Mrs. Mel Glanville has
village, been a patient in Victoria
Birthday greetings to two Hospital, London where she
residents at Queenswayis receiving treatment,
Nursing Home who cele- Mr. and Mrs. Don Good -
braced birthdays - Russell Ing and son Donald. James of
Erratt and Mrs. Nell Kend- Strathroy Were recent visit
rick ors. with the former's grand-
mother Mrs. Edgar Munn.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Bynn . Mrs. E.R, Davis returned.
returned home after a week home after spending a few
camping at Balsam Lake days with relatives in London
•
ber Lodge names officers
There regular meetingof
g
Amber Rebekah Lodge was
held on Wednesday evening;
with Noble Grand Mrs., Hazel
Corbett presiding, assisted
by' Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, vice
grand. The Inaugural meet-
ing will be held in. Clinton
Lodge Hall on .July 4th at 8
p.m. Several "thank you''
notes were read. Thematter
of entering a floatin the
annual Spring Fair was dis-
cussed..
The following officers were
nominated for the coming
Varna UCW raises $66
at plant auction
The"Chessells had reason- their aggressive tactics in
ably good fishing atr,Powas- selling bottle-fed formulas to
san on the weekend, but mothers in developing coun-
could, :have; brought home a tries. The result is an in-
lot more fish if the bass crease in deaths among the
season' had been open. babies because of mixing. it
The. treasurer of° Varna . with. contaminated water,
U,C,W. reported at the ' causing' such diseases as
meeting on Thursday eve gastroenteritis: A. list.: of
ning that $66.25 was raised Nestle's products may be
at theplant auction held atfound on page 36• of the
in
the ` May meeting. In re- issue of the United
sponse to an appeal for help Church Observer.
in providing camp expertMembers volunteered to
ence for -children under the staff the Hospital Auxiliary.
supervision of. Family andcart for the month of June..
Children's Services forty dol- Debra Rathwell was asked to
tars was donated, which is arrange for music for the
outdoor church service and,
picnic' which will be ori -,July
29.
A devotional service on the
theme of "Light" was given
by Joan Stephenson and
Debra ' Rathwell. Bernice
Reid read a tribute to Fath-
ers. 'A sociai half-hour fol-
lowed the meeting.
the amount necessary to
send one child. $40, was vote
to the Vacation_ Bible School
at Brucefield. Twenty-three
Varna'. children have :regis-
tered to attend.
A letter was received from
Perth -Huron Presbytery ask-
ing members to • boycott
Nestle products because of
604.
in Area Churches •
First PRESBYTERIAN . Church
- 59 Goderkh St., W., Seaforth
Minister: Rev, T,A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Carter
SUNDAY, JUNE 17
11:15 Wonhlp Service mid Church School
SACRAMENT OE INFANT BAPTISM
Nursery provided
COME TO WORSHIP
ST. THOMAS Anglican Church
Seaforth
Bev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., IVI. Div.
SUNDAY, JUNE 17TH,
1st Sunday after Trinity
11:30 a.m. *Holy Con:m inion
Sermon: There is no fear in have.
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Goderich St. West, Seaforth.
JUNE 17, 1979
10 and 11 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Chiiiral Service
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader
Margaret Whitmore Audrey McLlwaln
Area Congregations are invited to take advantage of
the church direetoryto announce their church services
each week. Church directory announcements are
available for a minitnum, of .26 consecutive weeks in
units of two tialUnttt incites at $2 per unit. Changes in
Copy may be made each week but must he received
'before noon on, Tuesday.
year: Noble Grand - Mrs.
Hazel Corbett; Vice Grand -
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley; Re-
cording secretary • Mrs.
Leona; Parke; Financial 'sec-
retary - Mrs. Irene Black-
well; Treasurer • ; Mrs.
Dorothy. Corbett. •. Lodge
closed in regular form.
COMMUNION SERVICE
Rev, Kenneth Knight dis-
pensed the Sacrament of
Holy Communion on Sunday
in Carmel ' • Presbyterian
Church delivering an inspir
ing message on "The Bread
of Life." Mrs. Robert Taylor
presided at the organ and led
the ,choir . in the anthem
"Break Thou the Bread Of
Life."
Mrs. Brian Campbell is
supplying at the Hensall.
Public Library in the absence
of the librarian, Mrs: James
Robinson.
Mr. Rick Luther, London,
and 'Miss Susan. •Luther.
Kitchener, were recent visit-
ors
isitors with their. parents Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Luther.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn;
of London visited with their
parents Mr. and Mrs., Arthur
Slade and .Mr: and Mrs.
Robert Raeburn this •week
end:
Mr: and Mrs, Harold asked to cater to this coming
Parker returned home after ,season. The zone installation
spending a week with their 'Win be held on', June 15th,
son-in-law and daughter Sgt. The U.C.W. of'Chiselhurst
Doug Wein; R.C.M.P., Mrs: met on Tuesday with the
Wein and David in Ottawa. president Mrs. Brintnell pre -
Mrs. Hazel Lutherwho has siding and oPened. the meet -
spent the. ;past • several ing with '`a poem, "If You,
months with her, son-in-law • have a Garden." The theme
and daughter Mr:: acrd Mrs. ` song and prayer 'followed:
Arthur Slade,and her son and Mrs. :Harold Parker conduct-
daughter-in-law Mr, and ed the worship service, her
Mrs.: Eric Luther, left this topic being "The. Shadow of
week for Halifax where she a Man:
will - visit with herson and.
daughter-in-law -and family Thank. you notes were read
Mr., and Mrs. Wm. Luther front the Parson :family, the
prior to taking up residence
at her home in Newfound-
land.
Mr. and Mrs..: Marvin
Taylor and Kari Lynn spent a
few days visiting Sgt. Doug
Wein, R C.:M:P., Mrs. Wein
and Did' in Owa.
LEGavION TO CATttaER
TO WEDDINGS
The Hensall: Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary met • on
Tuesday evening with .the
president, Mrs. Beatrice Uyl,
presiding. During the meet-
ing. Mrs. Uy'l presented Mrs.
Vera Smale with • a Life
Membership. A discussion
arose over the, many wed-
dings the _'Members were
,
Iruc�fiId United
as visitors' day
Brucefield U.C.W. had as
their guests... .members of
several neighbouring
churchesin the area Tuesday
for the 'annual visitors' day.
Mrs. C. Henderson open-
ed the worship with a poem
and a hymn was sung with.
Mrs. Ross McBeach at the
piano. Mrs; Don McGregor
read two scripture passages
from; St. Luke and John. Rev.
and Mrs. McMullen sang
two duets. Mrs. Ann, Broad-
foot chose as her 'theme for;
the worship, ''Mothers of the
Bib1e." She spoke of the
influence of mothers of the
old testament, of Mary the
mother of Jesus and the
other Marys of the new
testament, and other mot-
hers in the Bible.
Mrs. C. Henderson read
two :poems: The hand that
rocks the cradle and 1 love
old mothers, After singing a
hymn' Mrs. D. McGreg" or led
in prayer,
Mrs. ARnold Taylor Wel-
corned everyone and read a
poem "A little bit of 1 -Leaven.
David Moffat, Becky Rath-
well. Jo-anne Grienewald,
SHIPPER to
UNITED
CO-OPERATiVES
OF ONTARIO
LIVESTOCK
DEPARTMENT
TORONTO
Shill your livestock
with
MIKE DOYLE
Tuesday is Shipping Day
From Dublin
CALL DUBLIN 345.2656.
ZURICH 236.4008'
Estella Wilson and Jeff Wal-
ters explained the banners
made by their Sunday School
classes about the year of the
child.
Mrs. R. Allan introduced
Mrs. Susan White' the editor
of the Huron .Expositor who
explained the lay -out of the
community paper and how.
„they used photos. She an-
swered the questions asked
by the members.
Mrs. D. Brodie thanked
Mrs. White for . her inform-
ative talk:..
4.
Men's Mission in London,..
and Harold Parker: The
Ladies are, Bolding a bake
sale on Saturday, June 16th
n\_
at the Hensall Arena at 10:00
a,m. Plan to attend. It was
announces the new study
book for next year will be on
Japan. An interesting film
wase shown on Understanding.
Scripture, Episode #1. Mrs.
Alf Ross played several piano
selections. The president
closed the meeting with
prayer. The hostesses .were„
Mrs. Alvin Cole and Mrs:
Shirley Kerslake.
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A Service of Rededication willbeheld in
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17 June, 1979 at 11:00 a.m.
Memorials and gifts will be offered•again to
God's glory, alongwith. the: ,intention of
those to be confirmed in 1980... Friends of the
Parish and former members are very
welcome to help • this 144 year old
congregation celebrate the 'building in
which it now worships.
On 24, June at 11:00 a.m.
a Pioneer Servicewill be held on the site of
the original Egmondvllle Church near the
present Van Egmond: House, Friends and
former members are welcome to this service
of old time music, out -door preaching.
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