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James Marshall Watt,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie L. Watt, RR 1,
Blyth, received his
Bachelor of -Arts degree
in Honors Sociology, with
first class standing, at
McMaster University,
Hamilton, on Friday May
25th. Jim will be con-
tinuthg his studies in
September at the Faculty
of Education, University
of Western Ontario.
Hensall United
together
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for 131 years
By
Hilda M. Payne
Many former members
of the congregation
gathered at Hensall
United Church on Sun-
day, May 27, when they
celebrated their 131th
Anniversary .with their
new —ministez`.;."Rev. Stan
C. McDonald as
preacher.
A nearly full church
heard a sermon on love as
exemplified by David
when the water of
Samaria teas brought to
him.
Dr. Ralph Topp was at
the organ and the choir
sang the anthem, "Bless
my Soul" by Ippolitoff-
Ivanoff; also "God be my
Head." after the
Benediction.
Floral tributes adorned
the sanctuary from thee'
wedding of Kevin
Buchanan and. , Heather
-Dougherty ' and' other
arrangements -we in
loving memory of
William Parsons, placed
*ere by his family.
"Next Sunday, the
Sacrarnent of the Lord's
Supper will be celebrated
and a special Dedication
service will be held on
Sunday, June 24 to
dedicate the new stained-
glass windows.
Personals
Mr. William T. Dodds,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds
and Lynne, Paul ' and
Joan of Seaforth visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Sim
Roobal and attended the
Anniversary service in
the United Church.
Judge Clifford Peet,
Q.C. and Mrs. Peet of
Saskatoon, spent the
weekend with Rev. Stan
C. McDonald.
Mrs. Eileen Rannie
spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bender
and family of Dashwood.
Mr. and- Mrs. William
Mickle and John, Exeter,
spent Sunday with the
former's mother, and
attended the anniversary
service at the Hensall
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Little and daughters
Susan and Sheila of
Stratford visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Rowe on
Sunday. °
Hensall Sales
Barn
Supply consisted
mainly of heifers and
steers; demand was
active and prices were
steady to higher. Fat
cattle: steers, $80.50-$85;
heifers, $79.50-$88.25, top
to $92. Pigs, $26-$40.
Student
looking
for work
Tim Addison is a Year I
student at CHSS. He is
active on the Student's
Council, dance com-
mittee and in various
programs at school. As he ,
had experience last
summer, Tim would
prefer some type of farm
work.
Tim is one' of the many
eager ; students who 1s
looking for this type of
work who is registered at
the Canada Employment
Centre for Students. Call
today in Goderlch at 524-
2744 or in Exeter at 235-
1711.
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