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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-11, Page 22leUROfI EXPOSITOR, ,QCTO**I FERGUSON — FORREST The familiesof Margaret EM Forrest and Wilmer J, Ferguson are pleased to announce the marriage of thein parents: The ceremony took place on October 6, 1979, in Hensall, United Church, Rev. Stan McDonald Officiated. The attendants were Mrs. Deanna Brock and Mr. Don Ferguson.. A family dinner followed at the Benmiller Inn. The couple will reside at 133 John St. E. in Exeter, (Photo by Jack Doerr) WMS has poem. on • b►ein thankful 9 • Correspondent BERTHA MACGREGOR 262-2025 President Mrs. Harvey Hyde presided for the Thank- sgiving meeting of the. WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church on Monday evening. Mrs. Esther Wright was in charge of the Devotional and gave a meditation on Thanks- giving. Mrs. Bert Thomson read the Scripture Psalm 100 and the members read pas- sages of Psalmscontaining. the word "Rejoice" Mrs. Malcom Dougall and Mrs, Edith Bell favoured with a piano duet. Mrs. Wright gave the devotional; on "CountingOur- Blessings" g. which was `•most interesting; and closed; with a poem "Being Thankful" 'Mrs', Pere ' Campbell led in prayer., The November meeting will be held, on Nov, 5th at 8 p.m; Mrs:, Al Hoggarth in charge. LADIES AID Mrs. C. Volland opened the Ladies' Aid meeting with a poem "Cheer". A harvest. hymn 'was sung and Mrs. Volland led in prayer. Ar- rangements were made for the Bazaar to be held Nov. 3rd at 3 p.m. Committees were appointed for the bake table, produce and sewing. Mrs: Edgar Munn return- edto her home last week after spending. several days visiting with her cousin Mrs.. Betty Boyce in Toronto. - . Mrs. Pearl Shaddick 're- turned home after spending a . week with her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. William Shaddick, Mark and Michelle in Kitch- ener. Mrs. Williahi_Shaddick. has been undergoing treat- ment in the .'Kitehener- Waterloo Hospital. CHISELHURST G&W TO HOLD A BAZAAR. The president. Mts. Jack Brintnell presided. at the. October meeting 6f Chisel- hurst U,C.W. on Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. Jack Upshall' had the worship• service' entitled "The ' grateful Heart." The Roll . Call was answered by thirteen mem- • bers each responding with a Bible verse containing, the • word : "Thanks," Huron - Perth U.C.W. Alert was read. The annual. Bazaar will be held on October.3lst at 3• Pt,.An' interesting film was shoWn on "One Such Child." Mrs, Freda Boa;gave a very humourous' reading ''The Old Model T:' The November meeting' -was reviewed and, the President closed the meeting with prayer. The, hostesses were Mrs. Fredo Boa and Mrs. Earl Kinsman. The Hensall ,Kinettes are :holding a Fall Rummage sale in the Hensall Legion Hallen October the i$th. Pick-ups will be, made by contacting Mrs. •Brian. Fink 262-3334. Mr.. •and • Mrs. Austin Wheeler of Detroit. visited "this week with their; aunt Mrs: Edgar, Munn. Earl :Campbells - married 60 years "Best Wishes".' to Mr. and Mrs, ''Earl Campbell who observed.. their 60th wedding anniversary at their home on • Thanksgiving day October 8th. Members of their family andnumerous relatives and friends called to extend their congratulations.. .Correspondent SDA PAYNE 262-5018. Comtnunion.,is the word of Gond illustrated. The bread and wine, symbols of the broken, body and shed blood of Christ,are offered to. us. In comn'iunion we take into ourselves His spiritual per- sonality by faith, We take His essential life, His will: and purpose, into ourselves. These words were spoken by Rev. Stan C.MeDonald as the Hensall United' Church join- ed withall churches around the world in celebrating. World Wide Communion Sunday. . He went en to say that "so often we want Jesus Christ for: what He can do for our peace and: happiness, but we balk when the cost is too high, a level of involvement in doing what He did. And Jesus turns and says to us precisely what He said to the disciples "will' you also, go away?" and some • of us answer, "Lord,. to whom= -- You . have the words of eternal life," Rev.. McDon- ald's theme was:. "Our Com- munion" - A Now Life :in Christ,"'` Assisting with the com- munion service were Pat O'Brien, Hans Gerstenkorn, Joyce Pepper; Barbara Gack- stetter, Charles Cooper,: Ross .Sararas; .Doug Mock -and. Dr: Goddard.- During oddard';During the service the following: were received into the fellowship of the church. through the'transfer of mem- bership: Front; em-bership:.From; Balfour Unit ed Church, Brantford, Mrs. Sharon Beaver. From. Grand Bend United Church,., Mrs. Jean •Brends..From• Chisel- hurst United Church, Mr. and Mrs. Bev. . Hamilton.. From St. Andrew's' Pres- byterian :Church;. Wingham, Mrs. Jean Hull. From'Cavell: Presbyterian Church, Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jamieson, From Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Dashwood' Ontario, Mr. Ronald Keller. From Brucefield United. Church, Mrs, H. Lemon. From • Monkton United. church. Mr.andMrs. William. Smith and Mr. Michael Smith and from Parkview -United Church, Stratford, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thrower. • • • Greeting the congregation was Mrs. Grace Drummond. and ushers were David and John. Rowcliffe. The service closed with the choir singing the very impressive, $God:'be in my head" by Austin C. Lovelace. Mrs.. Mary Moffatt officiated • at the::organ. The flowers at the •front of the church were placed in honour of the marriage of Wilmer Ferguson and Peggy Forrest which took place in the church 'On Saturday, and in loving memory of Mr. Alfred Smith and Mr. Roy Kyle:. Protect You•r.Fam`il•y from ink ab�ut fie -- wherever you are --- Always check to see if you have proper fire insurance if there's doubt, Conte see us To -day $:j FORTH INSURANCE. i ,. • �AG1EiCYLIFMTED !'moa 527-1610 Saaflrrtho Ontario L`oOnald G. Eaton ICOntteth J. Cardno win nos iiiiii =I NOM MN OM MINS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Wiled Dinner guests with Mr. McDonald at the Manse Ott Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snell and fancily of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bosman mid family: of %ndesborough. Mr. and Mrs. Ross: Jewitt and fancily of Clinton and, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Snell of London. The Young -Teens group of the !In ted Church were. off Skea at the weekend. The Thanksgiving n>,_eeting. of unit four of flensalt U.C.W. was held en Titers - day. October 4. in the Fellowship Hall of the church with 19 members attending. Mrs. Nan Britton presided and. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick: gave the devotional on Thanksgiving We should remember to he thankful for • } ;and; Mr. Anthony Gelderland: and; Mrs. Jean Adenan of ,Ridgetown all visited with Mr. and Mrs. S im Roobol and Mr. and Mrs. Arie Reebol during the last week. of S epternber, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith' spent the weekend with their daughter and family, Mr, and. Mrs. John McGuire and family :in Erin. an to a good start for this season. when they met and had an. evening of Volleyball and Basketball at the school and then came back to the Manse for lunch; and .fellowship together. Mrs. Lorne Gackstetter, superintendent. of the United Church Sunday School, has been busy this week finding more chairs and tablesfor the increased attendance at Sunday School. More Sunday School, teachers are desper- ately needed and it is to be hoped hat. volunteers *ill• come forward. A ,number of the teachers attended: the training session in Listowel on Monday even- ing and regular staff meet. Ings and: training nights have been planned, under the direction of Mr. 'McDonald,. for the :local staff. The 'Bible Study group in the United Church got off_to a good start on Thursday evening. For the next eight weeks., the group;, will, be studying the Book of James under the leadership of Rev. McDonald. The group meet in the 'church parlour on Thursday: evening at 7 p.m., to' which ;everyone is invited. Mrs. Hilda Payne„ . Mrs.. Joyce Pepper, Mrs.. Eileen Rannie, Mrs. Hazel. Corbett, Mrs, Elizabeth :Riley. Mrs. Pearl Koehler and Mrs, Robert Simpson all, attended the Huron .County Fall Rally heldat Elmville on Monday, October 1, Mr. and Mrs. Les Reid, Londesbore,,:Mr. and Mrs. Greg McDonald' and family Ailsa Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogerson, Clinton visited. with Mr, and Mrs. William Rogerson .onthe. weekend. Mr..: and Mrs. Wayne Payne, London visited with the former's parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Carl Payne over the weekend': .Mr. and Mrs. Randy 'Mas- on and Andrew :of London, visited with the •latter,'s par- ents, Mr, and Mrs.; John. Drive planned for hockey The Hensall Minor Millet lc Association is already , taking registration for the up -corning hockey season. There will be six teams:„ Atom, Pee -wee, Bantam. Tykes, Midget and Juvenile Registrations are still being received by Carl McMahon, Les Gardner or Bill Taylor. A drive for funds is being held on Saturday, October 20 from 9.a.m. to 4 .pan. when a bottle drive and a master •garage .sale will' be held, the latter at the •Hensall Park Pavilion, Bottles will be pickedup at _'the door - contact Joanne Bell at 262- 2940 °or Marg Vanston'e at 262-2430 for pick-up for either of these projects, The garage sale will include home baking; Legion Auxiliary plans doll draw malty blessings, even the simple things like a drink, of water and the air we breathe. Mrs, Dorothy Miekle gave a study taken from, "Roots in Gambia" as written for the Expositor by Margie:'Whyte. 23 visits to sick and: shut-ins were reported . among the members: MiS. Britton pronounced the bene- diction and lunch was served. by the committee in charge. Kr, and Mrs, Sint-Roobol and Mr, and 'Mrs. Arie "Roobal from Holland spent -three: days ,recently during the sunny weather at Wiar- fon Toberniory and shopped at the Indian Trad- ing Post there. . Mr. ;:William T.Oodds :and Mr. and Mrs.. Don Dodds and family; Seaforth and Mrs. --Tom Brintnell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mr. and Mrs. A ne .Roabol. Mr. and Mrs. Arthtir Van Dyke, of Bradford, 'Mr. and "Mrs. Tony •,Peters Gage} of Goderich, Mr., and Mts. John Konynertdyk of , Woodstock. The president Mrs. Beat- rice Uyl presided for the October meeting of the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary on Tuesday evening. It .was decided' to have the "Money Doll Oraiv" again this year. The Ladies' will cater to the Legion Men's Banquet on Rete bran ' ce Day and also participate in the parade: Mrs, Iva Reid gave an outline of the Sports Committee plans. A social hour followed the Meeting. 1S .11111111,1 • Mrs.. Ina Johns and; •Mrs.: Florence Johns of Exeter spent Thanksgiving Day with. Mr, and Mrs. Hans Gersten korn and family, Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert: Johns,Exeter, Mrs, Ruby sell and: Miss Debbie Venner - of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Venner. Mr. and Mrs: John McAl- lister and Mr. . and Mrs, Gordon Bieber of Exeter' spent a pleasant fishing trip in Manitoulin Island tecently5 the weather was perfect. -Thethird meeting of -Hen- sall one 411 club Was held on October. 2 at the United' Church. The meeting opened with the 4H pledge and the roll call was answered by all givingthe colors chosen for their free choice article. All decided to call' the club "The Needle Beetles." Diane Ger stenkorn demonstrated how to transfer a design onto ••canvass Charles. Mickle, Hamilton, spent Thanksgiving weekend with his mother, Mrs. Laird. Mickle: bolt. WO. K9�1 ytoiqt le��s e st' emeacu tlOh :, _`-',1101nn :..:.... aloe•. • Alarmfor e-di,r ea 1'1 .. t . 1• Ntoh sp O' ti of t3 H,p. t1�1 t�• tai, 15 12° s1> tan.13 N 507 ptaAn--- „ady ia" 1.2 .. 1B Pso ftW. tht prices in Effect Oct. 0 , o ZOth 1979 if" ‘61/ -forth Farmer's Co-op p 527-0770 41,144 �.4CNGKr 1. TURN OFF HEAT. 2. Try smothering flame by covering fire with a pan cover. It should completely cover pan. Watch . out for yourself and your clothing. 3. If pan cover doesn't work, use your fire extinguisher [dry chemical or carbon dioxide type]. A, ,L OVEN F E t, TURN OFF' HEAT. 2, Try smothering flame by Closing; ovendoor for a few moments. 3. If this doesn't work, open oven door a crack and use your fire extinguisher [dry chemcial or carbon dioxide type). Open oven door as little as possible. :FIRE IGNITES NEAR BY: COMBUSTIBLES (or threaten to) 1. Get everyone out of the house. • 2. Close kitchen door to prevent the fire from spreading then get out -- 3. AND CALL YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT!' NEVER: X 'never risk carrying out a burning pan. • X -never put water on grease fires .:..it Will spatter •arid spread. flames. .AND NEVER TRY TO FIGHT ANYTHING BUT A SMALL FIRM Seaforth and Area Fire Dipartnent Chief: Harry Hak Dep. Chief: Tom Philips Captain. Don Coleman 5271425 527-1276 527-0021 Captln: Film SOW - 527420