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Times-Advocate, 1982-04-28, Page 12Pogo 12 April 28, 1982 1 Mr. John McDougall who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter for the past several weeks returned home on Friday. Mrs. Tressa Fletcher who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter returned to her home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe of Mitchell visited last week with the latter's mother Mrs. Jack Corbett and with her father who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. Allan Johnson who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter returned to his home on Saturday. Amber Lodge hears report The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on Wednesday evening with Noble Grand Bertha MacGregor presiding assisted by Vice Grand Gladys Coleman. Mrs. Olga Chipchase, who was representative at the district meeting gave an outlined report of the meeting. An invitation was received from Huronic Lodge, Clinton, inviting members to a Dessert Euchre on Wednes- day April 28 at 1:30 p.m. Nominations for officers will be held at the next meeting on May 5. Two things for successful politician campaigns: Hot issues and cold cash. 1111111111111111111 The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDE Heard about the fellow E who went into business E on a shoestring and tripled his in- vestments? Now he's trying to figure out F. - what to do with three E shoestrings. E • * Middle age is when - your children leave you E one by one, only to return two by two. E • * _ Maybe you can't be a E E star --but you don't have E to be a cloud. • Pilot, strapping on li,parachute, to =passengers, "Don't =panic --I'm going for help ! " E Every time we hear a E disk jockey play the top 40 tunes, we tremble E thinking what the bot - E tom 40 must be like. * FIRST IN LINE — Lisa Inglis and torsi Symons were first in line for the Hensall United Church beef barbecue dinner, Wednesday. E This should be music to your ears: Service is E the big thing at • Jack's Small - e Engine E Repair Service E 107 Queen St. • Hensall 262-2103 irrn;nnnunnunuiunnnmmnnnr•• Tuckersmith to presecute owners without dog tags Tuckersmith Township council decided at Tuesday night's regular meeting at Vanastra it is going to pro- secute owners who have not bought 1982 tags for their dogs. The matter will be handed over to the township's solicitor. The deadline for buying dog tags was Feb. 28. Council also decided it will offer a $300,000 debenture issue for sale' at an interest rate of 151'z percent with a Institute at Staffa, picks new officers By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Officers for 1982-83 are, past, president, Mrs. John Miller; president, Mrs. Lloyd Miller; ist vice president, Mrs. Dalton Smale; secretary, Mrs. Wm. Mahon; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Douglas; assistant secretary treasurer, Mrs. Charles Douglas; district director, Mrs. John Miller; alternate, Mrs. Carter Kerslake. Branch directors, Mrs. Alvin Barbour, Mrs. Bob Parsons, Mrs. Bert Daynard and Mrs. Robert N4+i5swai�„. OPENING May 4th , The Birch Tree Gift Shop 90 King St. Hensall Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10 - 5:30 Crafts taken in on consignment. If you wish to sell your hobby Phone 262-2548 CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES QUALITY HARDWOOD CABINETS EXPERT DESIGN SERVICE NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMODELING John Patterson 482-3183 BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH CLINTON 527-01910 482-3405 HENSALL 282-2418 McCaughey. Public relations, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; pianist, Mrs. Robert McCaughey ; assistant, Mrs. Bert Daynard; auditors, Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Mrs. Bert Daynard. Press reporter, Mrs. John Templeman, assistant, Mrs. Cameron Vivian. Sunshine committee, Mrs. Cameron' Vivian and Mrs. Ruby Reed. Tweedsmuir curator, Mrs. Ross McPhail; Tweedsmuir committee, Cameron Vivian, Tom Scott, Alvin Barbour, Mrs.Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Ed Chappel and Miss Vera Hambley. Nominating committee, Mrs. Orpha Norris and Mrs. John Templeman. Standing committees - Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs. Orpha Norris; Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. GeorgeVivian and Mrs. John Templeman; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Dalton Smale and Mrs. Bert Daynard; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Frank Hamilton; resolutions, Mrs. Norman Harburn. 4-H meet Staffa No. 2 Tricky Trackers met for their outing at Cromarty Ball park, April 12. Mr. Otto Walker told the members some of the history of Cromarty Mountain. The members flew their kites in the park before leaving to walk back to the gravel pit. Everyone enjoyed a nature walk learning to identify trees, plants and tracks. The members prepared their meal over the open fire which they had built. Personals The executive of the Staffa Women's Institute held a planning meeting for the coming year at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Tuesday afternoon. Lee Miller, St. Thomas visited her parents Monday after holidaying in Puerto Rico and some of the B.W.I. The better buy for families with young children may be small fruits for small ap- petites. Compare to the costlier large size. You get - more in a pound at a cheaper price. 15 -year term. Deputv-reeve Bill Brown and BotBroadfootweremade into a committee whichwill discuss developing a proper- ty standards bylaw and then report back to council. A recommendation to in- crease the insurance policy on each of the township's graders by $10,000 was car- ried, after Dave Reid of Frank Cowan Company Limited and Don Eaton of Seaforth Insurance Agency held their annual insurance review with council. The township has decided it will not be hiring a tile drainage inspector this year. Diane Durnin, director of the Vanastra Recreation Cen- tre, discussed the 1982 recrea- tion budget with council. 'It was a deficit budget that did not include capital expen- ditures. Mrs. Durnin said a boiler, air furnace, diving board and window at the recreation centre may all re- quire some kind of capital ex- penditure soon, She added the first three months of this year were the best the Vanastra center has ever had. Council then went into committee -of -the -whole with Mrs. Durnin for a lengthy period. All councillors were in at- tendance, and the meeting ad- journed at about 1:30 a.m. Service of music for Presbyterians Young people conflrm•d at YC Hensau United Church was filled to capacity on Sunday morning to witness the Very impressive and beautiful Con- firmation Service. The seven candidates along with their chosen elders pro- cessed into the Sanctuary as the congregation sang the hymn "Just As I Am". Those being confirmed into full church membership through Profession of Faith were Sherry Lee Dayman, Alex William Irvine, James Alexander MacDonald, Gail Elizabeth O'Brien, Ronald Adalbert Riley, Susan Lee Stoll and Kelly Marie Vanstone. The chosen Elders assisting with the Laying On of Hands were Irene David, Starr Jesney, Lloyd Ferguson, Mary O'Brien, Ross Riley, George Parker and Scott Jesney. During the service the choir, under the direction of Dr. Ralph Topp, sang "His Eye Is On The Sparrow" by Charles H. Gabriel and dur- ing the Laying on of Hands the very beautiful Confirma- tion Hymn "0 Take My Hand Dear Father” as well as The -Hebrew Benediction. Assisting the minister in the Service of Confirmation was the Clerk of Session Sharon Wurm. Greeting and welcoming the congregation was Darren Moir and the ushers were Ross Sararas, Alf Ross, Jeff Corbett and Rick McGee. Following the service the congregation has the oppor- tunity to greet the Confirma- tion Class during the recep- tion line and reception in the Fellowship Hall of the church. Refreshments were served by the Worship Committee of the Official Board. Group completes study unit The Bible Study Fellowship of The United Church completed their unit of study for this season on Tuesday morning with a noon hour ;luncheon. The group have been meeting every Tuesday morning dur- ing the winter -spring studying the book of First Peter. During the luncheon a small gift was presented to Florence Slade on the occa- sion of her 25th wedding anniversary.. Discuss weather forecasts An interesting meeting was held at Hensall United Church on Monday, April 5, when Jay Campbell of T.V. London was guest speaker. His interesting talk includ- ed methods and signs used to forecast the weather using todays sophisticated equipment. He was warmly received by the crowded audience. Jay was introduced by Mrs. Ray Mock and thanked and presented with a gift by Mrs. Shirley McAllister. This was the first general meeting of the United Church women for 1982 and presented an Easter theme. It was chaired by president Mrs. Hilda Payne, who opened with a poem "Some Spring". The purpose of the U.C.W. was repeated by all and the theme song sung. Mrs. Grace Drummond presented gifts to Mrs. Mona Alderdice and Mrs. Helen Drysdale in ap- preciation of their dedication as social functions convener and secretary respectively, for several years. Mrs. Belva Fuss sang a HOT OFF THE STOVE -- -- Belva Fuss end Mona Alder - dice helped prepare the food for the Hensall United Church beef barbecue dinner, Wednesday. The dinner was prepared by ladies of the church's UCW. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" • FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE • VACUUM CLEANERS - (Sates dr Service to Most Makes) • FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS For Farm & Business •SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES • MOFFAT APPLIANCES • INSECT LIGHTS & FLY KILLING UNITS •GIFTS • MANY OTHER ITEMS VARNA, ONT. 482-7103 solo, "Somebody Bigger Than You and I. After committee reports, Mrs. Payne read a poem, "Do You Just Belong" and issued an invitation to the many visitors to join any of the four units meeting monthly. An Easter Devotional clos- ed the evening depicting the thoughts of this women gathered around the cross during the Crucifixion. This wasputonby Unit three, led by Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell. At the business meeting, held a week previously, it was decided to hold a bake sale at the Fiddler's Contest on June 19 and also to have new shelves built in the kitchen and railings on the steps down into the old schoolroom. Next business meeting will be May 31 and the next general meeting on June 7, when the 20th anniversary of U.C.W. will be celebrated. Fellowship and lunch were enjoyed to close the evening, provided by Units one and four. Unit two presented the programme. Service of music Service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day, was a service of music. Miss Mary Thompson open- ed the service with the call to worship and introduced the hymn "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" giving the origin of it. This was followed by the Lord's Prayer In unison. Mrs. Cathy Bell introduced the choir's anthem "In The Garden" and told the origin of the anthem. Miss Carolyn Love playedan organ solo "Sweet Hour of Prayer" , Miss Donna Taylor read the scripture, Psalm 100. Mrs. Margaret Baker told the origin and story of the hymn "How Great Thou Art" and introduced the guest soloist Mrs, Sylvia Struyf, who accompanied herself on the guitar. The junior choir under the direction Qf Mrs. Dorothy Taylor sang "Jesus Loves Me" accompanied by Carolyn Love at the organ. Miss Elaine Love read the Children's Story "Trust God and Praise" Mrs. Pat Pollock read the origin of the hymn "Amazing Grace" which was sung by all. Mrs. Marlene Bell led in Prayer and gave the an- nouncements. Also expressed sincere thanks to the guest soloist, the junior choir, the junior organist and especial- ly to Mrs. Dorothy Taylor the organist who arranged the service. The offering was received by Mrs. Cathy Bell, Mrs. Win- nie Skea, Mrs. Eleanor Thom on, and Mrs. Mattie AND FOR DESSERT — Starr Jesney and Dana Bozzato show two of the many pies baked for dessert at the Hensall United Church beef barbecue dinner, Wednesday. 1 McGregor It was dedicated by Mrs. Bell. A reading "You Can Hear Music Everywhere" was given by ?4iss Janet Hog- garth. Mrs. Florence Hyde narrated the anthem "To God Be The Glory", sung by the choir. Miss Carolyn Love played an organ solo "One Day At A Time" and accom- panied the junior choir sing- ing "He Is Love", directed by Mrs. Taylor. Miss Cathy Troyer in- troduced the solo by Mrs. Struyf "Blessed Assurance". The closing hymn"Trusting Jesus" was introduced by Bertha MacGregor followed by the Benediction by Rev. K. Knight. A fellowship hour was en- joyed by all in the school- room following the service, which was largely attended. Mr. Jack Corbett is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Don Gooding and Dale of Parkhill called on Mrs. Bertha MacGregor recently. Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and family of Bridgen were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn, Lori and Susan and Mrs. Evelyn Flynn. A number of members of, the IOOF Lodge attended the church service in Caven Presbyeterian Church, Ex- eter on Sunday. The Lodge service in Hensall will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday May 16. Ladies quilt at Queensway Ladies from the United Church were at the Queensway Nursing Home helping the ladies there to quilt one afternoon. . Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted the Church service at the home. Ladies' high bowler was Mrs. Mary Parlmer with a score of 133 and Ross Thom- son was high bowler for the men with score of i49. The members of the Arnold Circle Evening Circle enter- tained the residents one even- ing with bingo and treats. Mrs. Mary Parlmer visited with her brother Mr. Lester Fisher and sister Mrs. Helen Thomson. John Kats of Ex- eter visited with his daughter Miss Aleeta Kats. Les Mit- chell, Crediton visited his mother Louise Mitchell. Mr. McLeon visited with his wife Eva McLeod. pont Need To Advertise! You're Right... 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