The Huron Expositor, 1979-07-12, Page 17BiBLE SCHOOL BUNNIES—The. Nursery Class
at the Hensall United. Church surrounds
minister Rev. Stan McDonald. to sing a song to
mark the end of their week at Bible. School. All
of the classes put on a short production for the
others,
vacation bible
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Correspondent
MRS, H1LDA PAYNE
262-5018,
"If ye have faith asa grain'
of mustard seed" said Jesus.
to the crowd, It w,as in that
kind of faith .that Rev. Stan,
C. McDonald opened, the:
• Vacation bible school at,
Hensall :United Church last
week.
The church was a "bee-
hive" of activity.. when ap-
proximately 100 children and
teachers spent the week,
"wheeling along God's way"
through their very successful
Vacation Bible School'., The
many adventures of the.week'
were led by an, excellent. staff
of volunteers from the church
and . community, •
The school, the first in
Hensall' lin many years, was,
organized and; directed by.
Rev. Stan.. McDonald,minis-
ter of the United Church and
took in the children from, the
'community and • areafrom
four to .13 years of age .
Mrs. Shirley Luther led the
children; singing each morn-
ing assisted
orn-ing:assisted by Eric Luther at
.the .piano, • These action and:,
highly spirited songs sent the
Varna
of
reatsuccess
children out singing into the
'homes and the community
during the remainder. of .the.
day. The bible study ,hand
work, craft and games peri-
ods were led by an enthusias-
tic staff of men and women of
the community.
In charge of the different
departments were: Nursery,
Mrs. Janis Bisback, •Cathy -
Geiger, Julie , Mock and
Melissa Veal. Kingergarten,
in char8e was Mrs. Pamela
Scotchmer with helpers. Vick
ie Mann, Mrs, Dianna Brock,
and Joanne Bell.
The Primary Department
was led by .Mrs. Barbara
Gackstetter, , Mrs. Kathy
Mann, Mrs. Sharon Beaver,.
Mrs. Elaine:. Stebbins. and
'Mrs. Grace Sararas.
The middle .Department
leaders were . Mrs. . ;Shirley
Luther, Mrs ,Peggy, Volland,
Mrs. Peggy 'Campbell, Joan:
Alexander, Mrs. Bev Bell,
• Mrs. ' -Florence. Salde and
Glen Slade..
Junior Department was in
charge: of Stan McDonald,:
Eric Mansfield, Scott. Jesney
and Mrs..Joyce Pepper;; Miss
Sylvia;' :Merrier and, Mrs.;
rnan out `
London hospital'
Correspondent
MRS. MARY CHESSELL
482-9969 •
We're pleased toreport,
that Frank Smith; who has
been confined to University
[Hospital for the past month,'
is now improving rapidly,-
and was being transferred to
Seaforth Community
Hospital. on Tuesday. ,
Marion, Sandra and Mary
Hunt, accompanied their
grandparents, Gordon ` and
Ruby Hill on a week-long
camping and fishing trip to
Foleyet inthe Timmins area.
Florence Elliott returned a
week ago Monday . from a
month's visit with her son
Bruce and family in'Aurora.
Mary Wood enjoyed .a;
week's holiday in Ottawa and'•
Smith's Falls.
Quite a number of folks
from Varna attended the
'.Reid reunion in Seaforth on'
Sunday: They included
Gotdon and Ruby Hill, Bev
and Shirley Hill and family,.
Anna and Bruce Keys and
Ervin and Helen Keys and
family, Marilyn and Jennifer
Laing of Mississauga were
home for the reunion. ' ,
There was a good atten
dance of Varna members at
Goshen for the church.
service .on Sunday., The
childiemeally look forward to •
their special story time with
Rev. Brown. Miss Brown
would appreicate a call if you
know of , anyone who would,
like a visit from her because;
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of illness or for some other.
reason, as it will take.a little
time'. for :her to become:
acquainted •with everyone.
The service this coming
Sunday will be in Varna.
'The Varna . children are
having 'a busy week with
Bible School at Brucefield in.
the morning andswimming,
in the afternoon. Some 'play'
T -ball on Monday, and there
is a playground at the ball
park on Thursday
The Vanastra Recreation
;Centredecided there was a
need for playground'
activities in Tuckersmith
Township, then. 'they ex-
tended it to include the
Brucefield Varna area.
They're in Vanasira on
Mondays, , 'Egmondville on
Tuesdays and Varna on
Thursdays. The township
hall will be usedif the
weather is unsuitable for
outdoor. activity. A trip has
been planned . for each
Wednesday; and last week
S9' children went by bus to
Rocktonto the. Lion . Safari.
There: has been an excellent
responseto the playground
in this area. The people at
the Recreation Centre are to
be highly commended for
running this program.
Helen, Tanney worked on the
registration. Expenses have
not yet been met.
On Friday morning, par-
ents and the community, were
invited toview the work of
the .:various departments,.
hear the singing . and . the
story of their weeks study
through a short programme.
Wall plaques, banners, •
waste paper baskets, book-
marks, book, covers were
among the projects finished:
and proudlyy taken home for
the family to share. The
programme•• finished by all
being served freshie and
cookies in the Fellowship hall:_
by the United Church` Wo -
The Sunday service at the
United' Church was led by
Rev. -Stan C. McDonald with
Brian Dickenson of Stratford
at the organ. Mrs. Shirley
,Luther sing, -"How sweet
the home of: Jesus sounds"
with Eric Luther .accompan
mg, un uic- piano and Rev.
McDonald preached: ' on,
Our Christian Perspective.
He said the church. of today,
needs to wake up.. it is weak
and, trailing too often when it
should be applying itself to
the problems of today. The
Church must think,: speak
and act positively, to pray
and to be a church ' of
strength unfailingly.
The children's story was
about the honey bee; the
honey bees of christianity are
to be honest, truthful, cheer-
ful and
heer-fuland' reverent.
Holy Baptism will be held
atthe service next Sunday.
Parents with, children to
present for :'baptism are
reminded to get in touch with,
• the minister after Thursday,
The Oesch-Pfaff Reunion.
took.:place in the. Hensall
Community -Park, on Sunday,.
July 8 with 60 guests attend-
ing.
Games and contest were
enjoyed, winnert being . as
follows: • macero'ni counting
fie Ramo
gime, y .rid Desch -Tar-
tie Wax; dropping clothes
pins in jar, four and under,
Scott. Lamont -colouring book;'
races; three year old, Jamie
Nugent, four year old, Scott
Lamont, five year old, Anth-
ny Glavin, six year old, Scott
Hodgins -all colouring, books;
ball throwing- contest 5-10,
Allan Oesch-doodle pad;
summersault race 11-14„ Ray
mond Oesch-ship model, can
dy scramble, all ages; men's:
horseshoeing-contest; Robert,
Manson -flashlight; ladies
clothes pin contest, Dorothy
Oesch-coke" glasses, clothes
hamper , game (finding cot.-
rect pair of: shoes) Audry
Hammil-plastic glasses; el
imination game, Jean Hod
gins-brewriiaster glasses;
kick the shoe, Kelly Glavin;
youngest child present, Crys-
tal Lamont -rattle; oldest per-
son present, Henry Adkins
pitcher- The picnic concluded
with a buffett lunch.
Convenors this year were
Basil and Marletne' Glavin;
convenors •:next year are
robert • and ' Fmma,, Manson
and; Peter and Illianq Decays.
• Wedding bells have been
ringing in Hensall frequently
this. summer.,The good wish-
es of the community are
extended to all the happy
couples during the .wedding
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant St.
John have left Hensall and
taken up residence in Stoney
Creek. Congratulations to:
Grant on his new position.
The home has been sold to
Art McKenzie :of Exeter.
Prior to her leaving, the
choir of Hensall', United
Church held a• barbecue at
the church for choir members
and; their families when
Donna was presented with a
musical dictio nary in apprec-
iation of all'. her: servicesin
the choir since moving to
Hensall, '
Dr Ivan Smillie of Kam-
loops, British. Columbia,
spent last week with Mr. and '
Mrs. Clarence Smillie and
visiting relatives and friends.
in the district andattended
the Smillie -Elder picnic.
Miss Flora `MacDonald •hat
taken .up residence with Mrs.,
Rachael Schwalm: Mrs. Rob
French aiid Joey, of Rousseau
visited with. Mr, Schwalm on
Monday and Tuesday and .'.
then all visited, with Mr. and
Mrs. ' Al Amerlinck and
Cheryl in Stratford.
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WH- Msec GOR 1. x'eter Dougalt. Orainotion of Mr. McMillan's parents.
262.202$
Mrs, Walker Carlile who
has:. been a 'patient in South
;Huron Hospital Exeter ;for
several, days returned to, her
'home this week.
Mrs. Asa beeves returned
to her home after receiving
treatment in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter for some
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GRADE EIGHTS
GRADUATE •
A most enjoyable evening
was held at the Pineridge
Chalet on Wednesday when
the Grade 8 students of
Hensall Public School and,
their parents or guests were
honoured after a bountiful
dinner with. diplomas. The
two top students each re-
ceived the twenty-five dollars.
presented by the Kinettes.
certificates. were ,ghen..gut
during the evening to the top
bight academic standing.
They received silver ,dollars,
Rev, Stag, McDonald was the
guest speaker and Mr. Eric
Mansfield presented a slide
display on the Grade Eight's
trip to Montreal.
The teachers attending
were principal Mr. Ron Mac-
Kay, Mr, Pearson, Mr. E.
Mansfield,Mrs. Deichert,
Mrs. Chris; Eagleson, Mrs.
Jacobi, Mrs Horner, Mrs.
Alma Westlake, Mrs. Stone-
man, Mrs. Preszcator.
Mrs. Laird Mickle re-
turned home after spending
a few days with her daughter
and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McMillan, and family in
Waterloo and attended the
The "Three Links" Senior
Citizen are planning a three
day .bus trip to Upper Canada
Village and Ottawa August
22, 23 & 24th. Anyone wish-
ing to secure seats on the bus
please contact Mrs, E.R.
Davis or Mrs. Ruby Bell, All
seats are to be paid for by
!togust last.
Miss Barbara Busche' of
Dorchester visited .last week
with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Mousseau of Ridgetown vis-
ited over the holiday with
relatives and friends in the
area.
Miss Betty Boyce of Tor-
onto, Mrs. Ham and Miss
Swan, Brucefield, visited last
week with Mrs, Edgar Munn
Mrs. Helen Ferringo of
area nP,'WS
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Dressed alike, two very young ladies watch the
show put on by .the Hensall Bible School.
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