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Times -Advocate, June 12, 1975
Hensall
and district news
. CORRESPONDENTS
Mn. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262,2025
UCW units hold meetings,
50 year spoons available
The June meeting of Unit II of
Hensall UCW was held Monday
evening at the church. Pearl
Passmore chaired the meeting
and opened with a poem
"Eventide". Deanna Brock gave
the devotional using as the theme
"Kindness."
Mrs. Edith Bell, on the piano
and her daughter Sylvia, on the
guitar favoured with several
selections. The roll call was
answered by 18 members with a
"highlight from 1974".
Grace Drummond conducted
the business and announced that
Unit II are responsible for
flowers in the church for August,
and she also announced that the
UCW 50 year spoons were
available. She also gave a report
on the business meeting held
before the general meeting in
May.
Much discussion was held on a
project for the UCW.
Irene Blackwell gave the study
using the United Church
Observer and reading articles on
the Moderator of the United
Church, Wilbur Howard. Pearl
thanked everyone who had taken
a part in the meeting, and closed
with a poem "The blessing of
God." Hostesses Peggy Forrest
and Sadie Hoy served lunch.
Unit IV of Hensall UCW
Unit IV of Hensall UCW met
Thursday afternoon with 24
present.
Mrs. McAllister opened the
meeting with a poem "Heart
gifts". which was followed by a
hymn with Mrs. Mickle ac-
companving on the piano.
The devotional was taken by
Mrs. Shaddick from Hebrews.
"Hearing and heeding" we must
Hensall United Church
celebrates anniversary
Hensall United Church was
filled Sunday morning for the
service celebration marking the
50th anniversary of the United
Church of Canada, and the 127th
anniversary of the Hensall
Congregation.
Guest peaker'for the event was
Mr. Jack Burghardt, newsman
and broadcaster of C.F.P.L. T.V..
London.
He chose as his sermon topic
"We should see Jesus — in a new
style of life". He said if sinners
are looking for righteousness.
there is only one place to go and
that is to the Lord. Today people
court:'- t'6— Jesus seeking for
identity and areasonifor being.He
sue -ft -SW -Ma' we should seek
Jesus in a new style of life and be
expansible in the love of God. We
need fellowship with other
Christians. The difficulty most of
us face today is to put our religion
into action, and too many of us
lack the courage when it comes to
talking about our faith.
Guest soloist was Miss Elaine
Westlake of Zurich, who sang "I
asked the Lord", accompanied on
the organ by Mrs. Turkheim.
The combined Hensall and
Chiselhurst choir sang the an-
them "Ye Servants of God".
The baskets of flowers placed
in the church were from the
funeral on Friday of the late
William Soldan. The flowers on
the pedestals were from the
wedding Friday evening of Ron
Harvey and June Maxwell.
Next Sunday. June 15 will be
Children's Day service. Sunday
School sessions are over now
until September.
HENSALL
SWIMMING
REGISTRATION
will be on
Saturday, June 14
2 - 4 p.m.
HENSALL ARENA
Swimming Rates 510.00 per session
Family Rate 530.00 per session
FIRST SESSION STARTS JUNE 30
2nd SESSION STARTS JULY 21
3rd SESSION STARTS AUG. 11
The bus rate will be $2.50 per person per session
The bus will leave Hensall Arena at 12:00 p.m.
The Residents and Staff of
QUEENSWAY NURSING HOME
100 Queen Street Hensall, Ontario
Cordially invite all interested persons
to attend an
OPEN HOUSE
to be held
Monday, June 16
from 2 - 4 p.m.
in recognition of
Nursing Home Week
be held responsible for not
heeding the warning on the road
of life. She read a prayer for the
aged and closed with a prayer for
the sick and lonely.
Mrs. Erratt introduced the
speaker Mrs. Shirley Luther who
took for her topic "Faith and
works". She read from James 2,
Faith and works go hand in hand,
faith without work is dead. True
faith will always express itself in
works of love.
Mrs. Erratt and Mrs. Flynn
took up the offering which was
dedicated by Mrs. McAllister.
Mrs. Sherritt gave the financial
report. The unit reported 82 visits
made to sick and shut-ins.
A delightful lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
Riley clan
re -unites
The 28th annual Riley reunion
was held Sunday afternoon in the
Hensall park with 62 in at-
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Jepson and Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Steckle were in
charge of the sports. Winners
were — races, boys 1-3; Scott and
Steven Boa; 4-6, Chris Harburn;
girls 4-6, Bonnie Jepson; girls 7-9,
Susan Harburn; boys 7-9, Gordon
Riley; boys 10-12, Ken Riley;
girls 10-12, Connie Riley; boys 12-
15, Andy Riley; young womans
race, Ruth Harburn; boys over
16, Bob Riley; ladies kick -the -
slipper, Marlene Fraser; young
men kick -the -slipper, Bob Riley;
balloon relay, Ken and Ronald
Riley; oldest lady present, Mrs.
Lily Harburn of Mitchell; oldest
man, William Farr of Stratford;
youngest children, Steven and
Scott Boa; latest married couple,
Robert and Linda Steckle.
There was a candy scramble
for the children 6 and under.
It was decided to hold the
reunion again next year at the
Hensall park the second Sunday
in June.
Officers for 1976 are president,
Dave Smale: vice-president, Ted
Harburn; secretary, Susan
Riley; treasurer, Elizabeth
Harburn; sports committee,
Glenn and Doreen Harburn, John
and Geraldine Eckel.
Pe' d i ca4
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hyde
returned home from a pleasant
motor trip to Carmen, Manitoba
where they visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Alfred Vier and attended the
wedding of their niece.
Mrs. Lorne Hay returned home
after spending several weeks at
Vancouver.
Blighton Ferg who has been
receiving treatment in Univer-
sity Hospital London was able to
return to his home this week.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor and
Mrs. F.G. Bonthron visited
recently with Rev. W.A. Young
and Mrs. Young in Elora.
Mrs. Hugh McEwen underwent
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital
London last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Roberts
and family, Mr. William H.
Essery, Exeter, and Miss Ruth
Capstick of Guelph attended the
Convocation of James W. Roberts
who graduated in "Engineering
Technology" at Kitchener.
Mrs. Ken Elder is a patient in
University Hospital, London
where she underwent surgery.
Mrs. Dot Munroe of Seaforth
iisited this week with Mrs.
Bertha IlIacGregor.
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Donna Williams and Kelly Dobson.
winners were named
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June 13 - 14
Family fun on the beach!
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Minister conducts service
Many visitors at Queensway
Belated birthday greetings to
Roy McDonald who celebrated
his birthday on June 8.
On Tuesday afternoon, the
Church service was conducted by
Rev. Don Beck of Hensall United
Church, with Louise Mitchell
accompanying on the piano.
011a Davis, Willowdale and
Edna Anderson, Exeter visited
with Minnie Squire.
Charlie Fisher, Exeter visited
with Louise Mitchell.
Rose Pyke visitied with Anna
Dilling.
Mrs. Alvina Mooney visited
with William Dauncey.
Mr. & Mrs. George Monteith,
Toronto visited with Mrs.
Monteith.
Keith and Doris Leonard,
Willowdale visited with Clara
Featherston.
Mervin and Irene Dunn visited
with Vera Lammie, Ruby
Miners, Louise Mitchell and
Bernice Lavery.
John McDougall visited with
Bella Drover.
Clarence Smillie visited with
his mother Ada Smillie.
Leonard and Vera Bragg, St.
Marys visited with Arthur
Bragg.
Mary Goodwin vsited with her
father Wilfred Goodwin.
Dorothy Brintnell visited with
Isabel Brintnell.
Mrs McDonald and daughter
visited with her husband Roy and
they brought him a birthday cake
to help celebrate his birthday.
Monday afternoon, the
Christian Reformed Women of
Exeter entertained by taking
some of the residents for an af-
ternoon drive to Bayfield
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