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With careful removal, the bell tower at Holiday Home came down this week
Ipv th the, work of a Wingham firm. The tower used to house the bell when the
home was the former public school. The tower will not go to the dump however,
- but will be placed on the lawn of the home. (News -Record photo)
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Busy yeqr for Hensall Nursery
By Hilda M. Payne Vamiliesin which Scith‘
would be true
A very busy year at the parents work outside the "...
The children's story
Hensall Nursery Schotir home and \who are was on weeds or plants •
ended last month. thinking about nursery we haven't found a use
Twenty-two - children school for their child
participated in' many should contact th
school activities Registrar, Mrs. Bard
throughout the year, (Charles) Dalrymple
including a restaurant then they will be better
visit and a trip to the able to decide if they have
enough time to commit to
The nursery *school a co-op nursery school.
facilities are excellent, The final week of school
being housed in the new was quite exciting for the
arena. The children enjoy children with a class trip
the Kinsmen park to the Pineridge Zoo in
equipment as they have Grand Bend. Special
outside play time every arrangements were
line day. In the win- made to sponsor a
tertime, the parking lot "Binkly and Doinkle"
provided a few nice Puppet Show and two
sliding hills for the junior classes from the
children, so they are able Public School joined our
to play outside all year pre-school children for an
long.. educational and en -
Their teacher, Madame tertaining show about
Shirley Vaillepcourt, had home safety.
to move away. because of The nursery school'
her husband's job mums have just finished
transfer in the springrbut contributing their
they were very fortunate favourite recipes to be
to see the school year end printed" this summer into
with the continued a cookbook which will be
qualified help of a local, Sold to raise money f9r
experienced teacher, the equipment- for the
Jean McCallough. new school year.
for yet. Some people -
e seem to fall into this
category but God has a
purpose for everyone.
The sermon was titled,
In orbit". The church is soon be feeling the effects
composed of three circles of tax equalization if
of people - according to councilapproves
how much of our energies reassessment' figures to
are directed for it - all. be 'later presented to
Three open houses A bake sale at Pinelake
were held during the year Camp, Bayfield, on
to help acquaint the Saturday, July 28 will
community with the also • provide funds
special aspects of a co-op necessary to tun the
nursery school-. The school.
Hensall and District Even though the
Early Childhood Centre, children are out of school,
as it is formally known. the parents will be busy
began last year as a this summer fundraising,
parent participating cleaning and gathering
nursery school which equipment for the next
means every family year. New families are
involved .in school ac- welcome to get involved
tivities must share and register' their
responsibility for the children for the next
running of the . school. school session beginning
.Few fafhersi because of in September:
work schedules, can help.
as teacher -assistants, Church news
although it would add an The- service at Hensall
unique note to the United Church on Sunday
predominately female - was conducted by Re:v.
world a small child ex- Stan McDonald with Mrs.
periences. Rather, Gertie Middle.on ably
fathers help by repairing, assisting at the organ
building and installing both this Sunday and last.
equipment that is needed Soloist, was Miss Mary
to operate the nursery. Goodwin singing, "I
YOU
You need to know the truth about sex. Some suggest
that sex itself is sinful_ and only necessary for the con-
tinuation of the human race. This concept is nor com-
mon today.. It was a product of Greek thought. They
sdid that the body is sinful and sensual, and virtue con-
sists In denying the desires of the body.
Some teach that sex is the ulfirbate experience. Life
lie centred around it. There is no real pleasure or
achievement apart from sex experiences. Some por-
nographic writers and artists hope to achieve a
"roligrous experience" through sex. Sex in itself never
leads to genuine happiness or satisfaction.
The Bible teaches that the sexual association of
marriage li ono 6f God's good gifts to mankind. Its pur-
pose is the procreation of the human race and the fonder
expression of deep and abiding love. Marriage is the
union of ono Man and.one woman for the remainder of
'their lives. Sexual .experience outside of that kind of
union tames under the judgment of God."
The BlbL" scdys, 'Let marriage be hold every way in
honor and the bed be undefiled, for fornicators and
adulterers will God ledge. Hebrews 1414 (New Tran;
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Doro Si-lobbrook, edileadertor •
heerio Club picnic in Goderich
Edythe Beacom was.
hostess when the Cheerio
Club met orrJuly 18 for a I
picnic at I-larboi• Park,
Goderich.
Mrs. Beacom
weldor -fled 13 members
and two visitors -
Isabel
Airdrie and Deana Ly4
to the outirig and gave a
reading. The minutes of
the last meeting and the
treasurer's report were
read by the secretary -
treasurer, Addie
Hunking. It was decided
that Group 3 would bein
charge of the next
Constance notes
• by Mary Merner
Janet Reynolds and
Vince Burnhart of
Michigan visited over the
weekend with Mr. and,
Mrs. John Thompson,'
Sharon and Bob. Mrs.
Betty Powley, Jason,
Jonathan and Mandy
returned with them to
Mr., and Mrs. Larry
Scott of Parkhill -visited
on Saturday evening with
Mr. • and Mrs. Jim
Preszcator, Bill, Michael
and ,Pebbie, when. Jim
and `Shirleymcelebrated
their birthdays.
Mri and Mrs. Len
Preszcator of Seaforth
-and -iyi-r1....,and,.Mrs.,„,Dave
Michigan `bto—S-pentl-• the4
next two weeks visiting' Preszcator and family
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with Mr. and,Mrs. Robert visited on Monday
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Reynolds, Bob and Nancy • evening with Mr.and
Mrs. Stevenson,
Jo of Southfield.
Davidd, Darren and
Lynn and! Steve
M,Ilwain and Linda •Luan
Coulthard of Stratford Co
spent the weekend with Lar
on
Mrs. George Mcllwain.
,Mr. and -L. -Mrs. Paul Bra
Stevenson spent the was
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tulations to
d Linda Dillon
e birth of a son
ey • Kenneth,. who
orn on July 17th in ;
weekend visiting wiSeaforth Hospital. Linda
tz
and Bradley returned
Mr: and Mrs. Tom. Bauer
home on Saturday. -
of Carnbridge.
meeting.
A draw, donated by
Margaret Good, was won
by Dora Shobbrook. She
also won a contest which
asked to guess the
number of pennies in a
jar.
Tri Duizer gave a
reading, followed by a
reading given by Mrs.
Good. A contest then held
by Addie Hunking, which
asked for the surnames Of
people living,. in Lon-
desbOro, was won by Vi
Burns. •
Some -games of bingo,
in charge of Mrs.
Beacom, were enjoyed
and she then served lunch
with help from Mrs.
Hunking, Mrs. Good and
Mrs. Duizer.
Myrtle Fairservice
moved a vote of thanks
for the committee at the
piano.
Comings and goings
Congratulations are, in
order for Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Horbanick . on the
birth of .their daughter,
born on July 16 in the
Seaforth -Corinnunity
Hospital.
Norman Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shobbrosioki Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lyon 'and Mr. and
Mrs. Art Airdrie attended
the Charlie Pride show in
Shel1urne ox-ejr ' the'
weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. David
returned home on Sunday Costantine of Calgary are
after spending the pasttr. holidaying with her
week in Clinton hospital
for tests.
Mrs. Marion
Leatherland was ad-
mitted to Wingham
hospital on July 20
Visiting with Kevin
Radford were his cousins
Barry aid Bruce Treble
of Colborne Town ship•
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Sottiaux, Nancy and
Jennifer.
Kt. Wor. Clare Vincent
and Wor. Bro. Harry
,Tebbutt attended the
Grand. Lodge sessions, at
the Royal York Hotel in
Toronto last week.
ullett plans tax reassessment
1-iullett taxpayert may
should be put in motion them.
with God at the centre. At a special meeting
• Next Sunday, a com- July 5 council met with
bined open air service for Ken Feagan and Don
the area will be held at • Tofflemire to discuss the
Camp Menesetung, north proposed reassessment of
of Goderich, with a thetownship.
potluck picnic llowing Council passed a
the , service. Thp ,resolution to have the
congregation is asked to Ministry of Revenue
meet at the church at 9:45
a.m. so that all who need Church news
a ride may find it
available.
• Flowers in the Sanc-
tuary were in loving
memory of Jessie
McAllister, placed there
by her family.
- Socials
Hensall
'Institute were very
pleased to get second
place with their exhibit at
the Zurich Fair "last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Oesch visited with their
daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray McNull of
Fergus on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Payne were guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Johnston, Seaforth last
Friday.
Greeters at the Sunday
morning service were
Bert Shobbrook and
Emerson Hesk. Leading
the people to the church
pews 'were Cheryl
Bromley, Brenda Nesbitt
and Karen. and Kim-
berley Wright.
• The special soloist for
the service was Kevin
Hulley, accompanied by
organist Louise
McGregor. Rev. Scott
gave the children's story
and the junior teachers
were Margaret. and
Kimberley Wright.
Rev. Scott told the
congregation of the open
air church service to be
held at Camp
Menesetung on. August 5
at 10:30 am.
EVERYDAY
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implement a - . where necessary ' lands4
. re a ss es s m en t an d that are under .or over
present the . findings to taxed.
,pt council. The In other business
reassessment will not council agreed -to appoint
change the total tax an engineer to look into'
revenue but will adjust. repairs for the Veenstra
Drain. Notification will
be sent to the Con-
servation Authority.
Council, confirmed a •
meeting in Hibbert of the
area fire board on July
11.
As some of you may already _know, THE ARBOR
has a new owner - Sheila Murray.
Sheila invites you to come
and visit with her - and see
•-some -of 'the- neW -items -
the store.
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4 camera kits as
first prizes
50 Parker Brothers
games as second •
pr,izes
ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE
ROYAL CAIVPPekr[517:RithLEG ION
ONTARIO COMMAND
OLYMPICS
in celObratInn of international year of the child
In the next frame you will see 5 common
signs and signals to help the pedestrian.
°"Colour them correctly and tell what -you
think they mean.
QUESTION
What should you always wear when out on
the street at night.
ANSWER
CONTEST #4
ELMER'S SIX RULES
1, Look all ways before
you cross the road.
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2. Keep 'away from all
parked cars.
3. Ride your bike safely
and obey all signs and
signals,
4. Play your games in a
safe place away from
traffic.
5. Walk; don't run, when. TELEPHONE
you cross the rbad.
61 Where there' are no AGE. . ., BOY El GIRL ET
sidewalks, walk off
the (oad to the left and ,
faceoh-coming traffic. NEWSPAPER
MAIL BEFORE AUG. 6
ADDRESS
(town, city and postal code)
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ELMER CONTEST,
ONTARIO SAFETY
LEAGUE,
409 KING STREET
WEST,
TORONTO,
ONTARIO
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0NLY CORRECTLY COMPLETED
ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. ANY
ONTARIO CHILD BETWEEN THE
AGES.OF 6 AND 14 MAY ENTtR.,
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