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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-16, Page 5 (2)• Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS MrS. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 HENSALL GIRLS DINE — Members of the Hensall II 4-H club demonstrated the "Ins and Outs of Dining" at Saturday's Achievement Day at Zurich. Waitress Kim Stewart is serving Barbara McCurdy, Donna Jean Allan and Janet Bilcke. T -A photo , UCW groups meet Discuss changing mission role On. January 9, Unit 1 Hensall U.C.W. met in the church. Anita Cook presided and read a meditation "It's a busy world". A hymn was sung with Belva Fuss at the piano. Anita read a poem"No time for God". Her scripture was taken from Luke 14, the parable of the great feast. This was followed by her devotional message, the theme "Priorities for the New Year". She reminded everyone that we each have twenty-four hours a day.and when we feel we have too tnany things to do, we should use this time doing what is most important. She finished her message with a thoughtful quotation "Time was invented by Almighty God, in order to give ideas a chance." Following prayer, the group repeated the Lords Prayer in unison. Offering was taken and dedicated by Anita, and a hymn was sung. The minutes of the last meeting and the correspondence was read. Twelve members answered the roll call and paid membership fees. Doreen Spencer reviewed the highlights of last years study book and then introduced the new study book "Mission begins with you" — a mission beginning with • r Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. 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NOT appear, but all letters will be answered, and many of a general interest will be published. IMPACT! 'has been made possible with the co-operation of the dependable firms who will be advertising weekly in this NEW feature. Watch For. IMPA091111 1F in the TIMES -ADVOCATE you, spreads to the community, thus into the world. She then gave some excerpts from a pamphlet - "Our changing role in mission", by A. C. Forrest, editor of the Observer. It Was the feeling of the group that this study will be a very interesting mission study. The following matters of business were discussed; U.C.W. Sunday morning service, February 23. with Rev. Ann Graham. Langford the guest speaker, with lunch to follow the service. World Day of Prayer March 7, at 3 p.m. in Hensall t'nited Church. U.C.W. General meetings to be held first Monday at 8:15 in May. October and December. • unit n ucw Unit II of Hensall UCW met on Monday evening at the Church. Sadie Hoy acted as chairman and' opened the meeting- with a, New Year's thought, taken from Revelations. Eleanor Mansfield gave the devotional using scripture from John. Her meditation was en- titled "Hats off to the past, coats off to the futurE," This was followed by prayer and a hymn. Peggy Forrest gave the study, which was prepared by Fran Mickle. It was an article from the Readers Digest on Dr. Bethune. In 1972 it was declared by the Canadian Government that his life was tobe of National historic significance. The business consisted of the Annual meeting and pot luck *dinner on January 29 at 6:30; UCW Church service on February 23. with Rev. Ann Graham Langford as the guest speaker: the World Day of Prayer, March 7 at 3 p.m. in Hensel! United Church. The roll call was answered by 15 members by paying dues and relating a New Years thought. Correspondence read was thank you notes from .Ann Brock and Diane Gerstenkorn. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brock celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home at Richmond Street in Hensall on January 12. In the afternoon their relatives. friends and neighbours enjoyed a social time with them. They were the recipients. of beautiful flowers, gifts and many cards. They also received telephone congratulations. Leaving for a week's visit with her sister. my wife handed me a gallon of paint and a four -inch bntsh. "Honey." she said. "in case -you feel like painting the town as soon as I'm gone, how about starting with the basement floor^" REDI-MIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 (free estimates) r Report on Lieut. Governor announce g sp rin 4-H leaders The Citizenship and World 8 from Hensall Public School, Affairs meeting of the Hensall dressed in costume introduced W .I. was held Wednesday themselves and told what country evening in the Legion Hall. The they were representing. They meeting opened with 0 Canada, then sang "It's a small World". The Ode and the Collect. Everyone sang "Old Black President Hilda Payne welcomdd Joe". members and guests. The roll Joyce Pepper introduced call was answered by sixteen Jessie McAllister who gave a members with "the way the very interesting talk on Pauline atomic age is changing our McGibbon, Lieutenant Governor lives". of Canada. She told about Joyce Pepper and Hazel ' Pauline's life, from childhood Corbett were the programme through school days and later life conveners, which started by as Lieutenant Governor. She also everyone singing "The Maple showed some pictures that she Leaf Forever". Mrs. Phyllis had collected. Jessie also read a Deichert of Zurich gave everyone news letter from The Federated a brief outline of her work with Naturalists concerning doing music which she and her ffamily. 'away with non returnable bottles. enjoy very much. She and her Janis Bisback read minutes of daughter, Elizabeth favoured the December meeting. everyone by singing vocal Treasurer Marg Ingram gave a selections with Elizabeth ac- companying on the guitar. Hazel Corbett gave a reading on Rome. Twelve girls from grades 7 and Retired teacher' passes away Miss Margaret May Jarrott, retired public school teacher, passed away in Stratford General Hospital Stratford Ontario on Sunday January 12 in her 82nd year. Daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Jarrott of this are', she resided at RR 3, Embro after retirement. Sister of Dr. Gilbert C. Jarrott, RR 3, Embro. Predeceased by a brother Dr. James Jarrott, London. The funeral service was held from the Heinbuck Funeral Home Stratford on Monday January 13, conducted by the Rev. James Ferguson of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Former bank manager dies Harry A. Lawrence, formerly of the Bank of Montreal, London and formerly with the Bank of Montreal in Hensall, passed away in Ottawa Hospital, Sun- day, January 5. He was the husband of Edna Taggart and brother of 011ie Coghlan, Hamilton and Mrs. Kathy Ferguson, daughter of Mr. Annie Sutor, Cayuga, Ontario. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson, Hensall, Funeral service was held graduated December 20 from the Wednesday January 8 from Hulse Ontario Government R.N.A. and Playfair Central Chapel, 31s" School, London. She hos accepted McLeod Street, Ottawa. o position with the Merry Hill Interment in Hall's Cemetery Nursing Home, Strathroy. Wakefield, Quebec in the spring. Photo by Doerr Chiselhurst congregation. :nn lluunnunnnniunun llllll InIII lull 1111111Ili flhIiiuuuu111nrI rI lllUnr uIiuInlllniiuulllllllI Immo llllllllllW nr1111tri It 11rlrnlrnlrll��I���r Ir Ir II��Irrrrrlllllllllrrrl�Ilnln unrlllll�In IIIIIIIIIrIIuIn�IIIn�Un�llllunnrrll11lrrllnlrr rlrrrrrrrlllrllll111111 financial report. A special collection was taken for ,Brother Bob in India. Leaders for the two 4-11 clubs for the club coming up in the spring were announced. They are Belva Fuss and Kathy Fuss for Club 1, and Mrs. Dirk Van Wieren and' Janis Bisback for club 2. Correspondence consisted of a 4- H leaders Training School to be held on January 30, 31, at the rHensall United Church for the spring project "What shall I wear". Ministry of Agriculture and Food announcing Senior Leaders Training school to be held February 6, 7 in Clinton for the project "Baked in a pie". 'Hilda Payne told about the two R.N.A. Graduate �./ resolutions that were worked on at the London Area Conference in November. Marg Ingram gave the duties of the treasurer. Arrangements for the February guest night and euchre party were made. Pexda cae4 Mrs. Roy Consitt who was a patient in St. Josephs Hospital, London was able to return to her home. Mrs. Margaret Barnard, returned home after spending the past two months in Florida. Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The sermon was "Our -Search for Life's Purpose." The Sacrament of Baptism. will be given at the service next Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster and Bradley. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Gackstetter and family of Exeter have taken up residence in the dwelling they recently purchased from Mrs. Rose Broderick. Mrs. Rose Broderick who disposed of her property has taken up residence_ in Exeter. Mrs. Daisy Ivey is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, with a fractured hip. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Noakes and Robert were Mr. & Mrs. John Fisher, Angela and Lanny, London; Dr. & Mrs. David Noakes and Jeffrey, Guelph, Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Amiss and Kathryn, London, John Noakes, Toronto, Don Noakes, Guelph. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Peebles and Ivor, London, Mrs. Brenda Holland, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Noakes and Mrs.Rosa Harris of Hensall. United Church notes Don and Gail Travers provided the special music for the service of worship in Hensall United Church on Sunday morning. They sang a duet accompanied on the piano by Tom Travers. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "On choosing life". Next Sunday will be the United Church's 50th anniversary celebration, as well, we will be celebrating 50 years of service to the Hensall choir by a faithful member, Harry Horton. Refresh- ments are to follow this service. Wednesday evening, January 29 will be the Pot Luck Dinner and Annual meeting of the Hensall congregation, and January 30 will be the Pot .Luck dinner and annual meeting for the Times -Advocate, January 16,'1975 We will show you where the sun is! CaII Now For SPECIAL PRICES and Brochures To The Sun Bluewater Travel Advisors Box 160 `Zurich Call Collect 236-4376 — Gerald or Pearl Mortgages get quick action That addition to your home -or cottage —get it done now so it will be ready in the SpFing. 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