The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-30, Page 17Hensall #3 4-H
Fitness was the subject the
second last meeting of the Leisure
Lovers held ,at the home of Vicky
Mann on March 20. Guest
speaker, Helen Muller . of
Creditors, dem onstrated fitness
by showing different jumps and
slips and 'had all the members try
out • different structures and
exercises. As a health ,exercise,
members mixed pumpkin bread
and banana bread and while it
was cooking, more exercises were
done and Helen taught 'disco
dancing. When the loaves were
ready,.all members had a taste of
each before going home.
Mr. and Mrs'. Ross Cooper,
John and Laurie. of Ingersoll
visited with Mrs. CoOper's grand-
parents, Mr.,and Mrs. Sam Oesch
on Saturday. They have recently
returned from a trip to‘ Mexico.'
• Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne were
in Tillsonburg on Thursday,
visiting with the former' 'brother
Floyd in the hospital and after
with his nephew's wife, Mrs.
George Payne. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy have
juteturned from' an enjoyable
trip of two weeks, to Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith'
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
McGuire of Erin over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Poore,
-Gayle and Elaine spent SatUrday
with Mr, and-Mrs. Harry Smith--
and then Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Poore on Sunday.
The eighth meeting Of the Busy
Bees was held at the United
Indoor-Outdoor
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Bruce-field United arna welcotne new
amity to cgmmunity
were won by Craig Taylor and
Mary •Rathwell, andoby Mr. and
Mrs. 'Mug Melkath; The sip(
dance prize went to Eric and
Sharop Ch.uter. The. next •
community dance is on April 15,
sponsored by 'the Recreation
Commission.
,1 We'd like to welcome the
MerVyn Erb family to the
community. They have moved
into Webster's, house on the
former Taylor farm.. Mervyn is,
the new manager of the Agrico
plant at Brueetield. Mr, and Mrs.
Erb have three small children,
Holds ,Good_Friday-service. My Chessell
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Bill and Helen Taylor have
' joined the ranks of the happy,
' grandparent group. A baby boy.
; Timothy Allan, was born to Clare
' and Lynn Proctor of London on
Saturday evening.
Wedding bells will be ringing
in Varna on Saturday, when
Donna Taylor marries "Buck"
Glanville. The reception is being
held at the Seaforth Legion Hall.
There was a capacity crowd at
he Orange Lodge dance at Hully
Gully a week ago. Door prizes
Hensall
A series of Easter servic were
held at Hensall United Church.
• over Easter. On Thursday
evening,, Maundy Thursday,
Communion was held by Rev:*
Don Beck. with the theme, "Hang
-on" Today's Gospel news ,is no
longer of an angry God, but of a
"buddy". Once Christ is,known.
never reject Him.:
On Sunday morning, a Sunrise
service was held, followed by the
fellowship of breakfait.. Jennifer
•Cook conducted the. service and
led thoughts of rebirth in Christ at
- - Eastertime, Karen-McAllister led
at the piano and the Pepper
sisters gave a vocal number with
'Brenda at the piano. , •
Later in the morning, Rev. Den,
Beck conducted the Easter
service and spoke on "Glad Songs
of Victory". The conviction • of
Christ ..rising . from the dead
changed the disciples lives and
must" change lives today. The --a—.
law is done away with and • the •-•
Grace of God governs the new life
of today.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Regele were Mr.
• and Mrs, Clarence Regele , '#5 •
Seaforth and Mr. and • •
Nelson Howe of Cromarty and
• Mr, and Mrs, Robert England
and Robert of Hition Park.
Weeitirmusic was presented by.
— the choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey with
Dr. Ralph Topp at the organ. Thet
anthem, '"Kin011 Glorious" was.
sang with soloist Miss Mary
Goodwin, while as a postlude, the
choir sang, "Halleluia Amen"
from Judas Maccabeas.
Easter lilies were placed in the
church in loving, memory 'of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Fee. Floral
afrangements in loving memory
of Edith and Gilbert PreSton and
Nancy add Duncan. McCaffrey
were also placed in the church by
their families.,
Correspondent
Hilda M. Payne
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Church on Tuesday.▪ March 7. The
topic was physical fitness. Lisa
-Westeott of Exeter. showed the
basic exercises and' explained
why they were essential. The
draw on the raffle on a florescent
lantern was won bs, Barbara'
McCurdy,
Hensall Sales Ba'rn. Stipply
consisted mainly of heifers and
steers; demand was active with
higher prices:' carte; heifers, '
$50.50-$53.75, sales to $55.06;
steers, $54.50-555;50, -sales 'to
556.'25. Pigs; weinlings $30..50- ,
S45..50 feeder M $47.557:00:1
Miss Donna Wasson' :WO
returned to Nova .Scotia after
visiting with her sister. -Mrs. Bill
Tinney and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher
and family of ; KirktOn
accompanied Mrs. Bill Tipney to
Hamilton to visit her father. Mr.
Ralph Wasson, tin the ship'
Canadian Century. They were
given a complete tour of the 470
foot vessel, a coal carrier on the
Great Lakes out of Hamilton.
Mrs.4James McAllister visited
It
h---Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson
xayi eidofae nntdily in Palmerston over the
, . . .
spent Taster weekend with their
son Mr. andMrs. Harry Hqy and
family. in London.
The Congregations of Kippc'n
and, Brueefield ,. gathered in
Brucefield on Friday night for the
Good Friday Seivice. It was a
Service„, of solemn meditation.
Readings entitled, "Barrabas", .
"Simon of Cyrene" "The Roman •
CEifturion Speaks" along with'
the Scriptures of Good 'Friday led
the Congregation `a fuller
understanding of the meaning of
,Good Friday... A story. "The
two grand-
.o
Cedar CrOss".and a solo, "Why
did He 'love me so?" by Rev, • —Ivits, 'Robert Price, formerly one sister Mrs. Ruth Conners, -
Stephens were a part of the Grace Chapman, died in Albany N.Y. and
• solemn service: Mrs. , Barbara Bloomington. Indiannan daughte.s. Predeceased by a
Cooper was the organist leiftlilfg —'Bern in this
Friday - ,area 'she wasbrother •• Lorne197.7.ChFaupnnei raaL
Easter Sunday Mrs. William Chapman, second
the hymns of.Good„ Friday... .. 'eldest daughter of the late Mr:and Decembercrvie
was Bloomington Ind.
The EaSter Service began with concession H ay T onws hio, • on Monday
Rogerson • who the symbolic lighting of the Surviving is her hand Robert
East underwent er candles which had been Price, son --Keith, joomington,
extinguished during ,the' Good Ind., daughter Mrs. Gerald - Community
'Friday : Service. • • The choir (Nancy) Borne Cleveland, Qhie,and •. wets able to
presented two anthems, "Joy .
dawned on Easter Morn" and In •
Joseph's Lovely Garden". Ml's.
Barbara Barbara Cooper of Kippen • was
organist and Choir Director '
The sermon delivered by Rev,
E. S. Stephens was entitled, "The
Meaning'of, the Resurrection.';„
Many, visitors: and friends
joined the congregation in' this
joyous .Easter Service. The.ushers •-• •
Mr. and Mrs. ' Harry Hoy were Al Hill and Bob Dalrymple._
Water .Trouble
. Several .meri of the .village•had
to give up some of their Easter
holiday time as • they tried to
• Correspondent "
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
diagmise the ,trouble with tile advantage of the Spring Break.
firoWn complexions attested to twhaattv'th e
ei s
. ypsutZwa lts at
is 'understooduit4tthe
some time being spent in the sun. present time the water press,ure is
Some a those returning included being kept up by using the fire .
Tanker. Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat and
Easter Sunday saw the return. family, Mrs. Glen Swan, Sandy
of some vaptioners who took Broadfoot and Dianne Wilson.
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