Times-Advocate, 1978-06-15, Page 21I
4Golden Anniversary
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Hensail ladies visit
Mitchell resources
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Unit two of Hensall United
Church visited the Resource
Centre at Mitchell and held
their June meeting there on
Monday, June 12. The
business was conducted by
Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn who
thanked all who helped with
the wedding reception in
May. A letter of appreciation
was read by Mrs. Mona
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Alderdice. The next wedding
is in August.
Mrs. Joyce Pepper gave a
devotional on opposite views
on situations in life. We can
be ambitious or just drift
along. It is best to have a
happy view on life, guided by
God.
Mrs. Eleanor Mansfield
gave the study, wrapping up
what has been learned about
the Caribbean during the
past months. Caribbean
churches have progressed
from missions set up by
people of different cultures
to a more revelent church,
bases on the traditions of the
Caribbean peoples. In 1973,
the-Caribbean Conference of
Churches was formed, let-
. ting the churches enter into
relationships the Caribbean
people need.
Attending the meeting was
Saliya “
Colombo,
described
life in his
personal
ambitions, and a little about
the politics of the former
Ceylon.
The next meeting will be
on September 11 when we
will have a pot-luck supper
and are asked to bring our
daughters (or someone
else’s). To conclude the visit
we were shown a film strip,
God made the World”.
Tennekoon of
Sri Lanka, who
the conditions of
country, his own
education and CENTENNIAL FASHION SHOW — Senior Home Economic students at Huron Centennial
School presented a fashion show Friday. Wearing the clothes they made are from the left Pam
Ross, Doris Lawson and Sylvia Wood. T-A photo
Mark Zion anniversary
St. John Ambulance safety
oriented First Aid training
teaches First Aid and
dent prevention.
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By MRS. THOMAS HERN
ZION
Zion West Sunday School
anniversary was held
Sunday. The guest minister
was Rev. John Wareham,
Exeter a farmer minister on
the Woodham, Zion West
charge.
The Sunday School and
Hensall area news
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a familial' name in lawn
and garden circles.
J.’
FIDDLE winner
A Kippen aiea midrm
Mary E Connolly. won to
$25 first prize ottered 1a «»?<-•
Hensall Kinsnn n m
Cat’s in the Fiddle rout'-.
The promotion was d
in conjunction ’U
annual fiddler?/ m-ite-d
Winners of flee pa-- e> In
the Friday night slnrw m
chide: Tammy Baker
Hensall; Sandra hmm,
Hensall: Mrs i< < heh
Zurich Sandr;’ nadei
Hensall: Cynthia Hiw.
Hensall Helm. KO — ■,
2 Kippen. Mis
Bowman. l)adr.w; Jam--;
Randall, Bad,- n Mr
Stewart Blackwell. RR 2
Hensall; and Doug V''dim'd
Hensall.
Tnncs-*Advoc«te Jerne IS 3970
choir sang three numbers
under the leadership of the
organist Mrs. Lome Hern,
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden,
Centralia, Mrs. Barry Reid,
Heather and Lori, London
were Sunday guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Ray Jaques, Steven
and Susan.
Mr. & Mrs. John
Wareham, Mr. & Mrs. Ted
Pooley, Exeter were guests
Sunday with Mrs. Harold
Hern.
Mr. & Mrs, Bill Brock,
Jeremy and Melissa, Exeter
were Sunday visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley.
Mr. & Mrs. John Wuerth,
London were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hern.
Fred and Robbie.
Mr. & Mrs. John Tookey
and Cheryl London, were
week-end visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Thomas Hern.
There will be a combined
congregational meeting at
Centrhlia United Church at
8.00 p.m. Thursday, June 15
to hear the report from the
pastoral relations com
mittee.
Parker and Mrs. Alvin Cole.
Mrs. Beck thanked everyone
fittingly.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ken McLean
were pleasantly surprised
for their 35th wedding an
niversary Monday evening,
June 12. They had just
returned from a celebration
trip to northern Ontario
when around 30 family
members and close neigh
bours arrived and presented
them with some lovely gifts
for the occasion.
Cecil Pepper, Hans
Gerstenkorn, Wilmer
Ferguson, Walter Spencer
and Ron Mock attended the
26th annual United Church
Men’s Conference at the
Delawana Inn, Honey
Harbour over the weekend.
The June meeting of the
U.C.W. of Chiselhurst
United Church was held on
Tuesday with the President
Mrs. Jack Brintnell
presiding and opened with a
poem “Garden Party” by
Mrs. Brintnell. Following
the Theme Song and Theme
Prayer Mrs. Don Beck
presented the Worship
“Love in the Light of our
God” was the Theme.
The business was discuss
ed and Mrs. Earl Kinsman
was in charge of the
program, and read two
poems after which a film
“Stewardship,” Let’s Talk
about Money by Roy
Bonisteele was shown. Mrs.
Don Beck was made a “life
member” and was
presented with a Pin and
certificate bv Mrs. Harold
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