Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-15, Page 5Henscill News
A very interesting study on
Haiti was given by Mrs.
Anita Cook at the June
meeting of unit one of the
Hensall United Church
Women. She illustrated her
talk with many pictures of
the island. Much is heard
about Haiti these days, four
fifths of which country is
mountainous yet supporting
a population of 280 people per
square mile. There is still
much malnutrition but
reforestation, crafts and
trades are being taught in
the villages. Their streets
are safe at night, not as
many other islands. The
country became independent
in 1801, after slavery for
many years.
Mrs. Wil Beck presided for
the meeting and gave a
meaningful devotional on
love. There is no word in the
world that has, or is used
more, than love. Knowledge
without love leads to
destruction. "At the close of
the meeting, Wil was
presented with a gift before
leaving the community.
Mrs. Kay Elder presented
the business giving a
favourable report on the
Jennison, Crerar wedding
and made a few plans for the
August wedding. Mrs.
Audrey Joynt gave a report
on the adopted girl. To close,
Mrs. Alice Ferg had an in-
teresting contest, and a
social time was spent
Uhusua I service
The regular Sunday
morning service at the
Hensall United Church was
conducted by Rev. Don Beck
but with an unusual dif-
ference. In place of the
sermon, the Huronia
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Childrens Choir presented
the folk musical "The Boy
who caught the Fish" by
Jack Coleman, In modern
language, the children gave
the story of the feeding of the
five thousand as seen by the
boy who caught thefish. This
was an excellent presen-
. tation and finished with
spontaneous applause from
the congregation. The
children's sincerity was
obvious and even brought
tears to some eyes. This
musical was under the
direction of Mrs. Marianne
McCaffrey and accompanied
by Dr. Ralph Topp. Taking
principal parts were: - Joe,
Darren Tinney; Tim, Tim
Easterbrook; narrator,
Robert Brown; Jason, Linda
Smith, all of Exeter.
Next Sunday the
Sacrament of Infant Bap-
tism will be held. Please
contact Rev. Don Beck if you
have a child to be baptised.
Good reunion
The 31st Riley reunion was
held in the Hensall Park on
June 11 with 79 present. In
charge of the sports were
Don and Marlene Fraser and
Tom and Judy Jetson.
Races: - ages 4 -6 -Stephen
Bow and Sherri Harburn, 7 -9 -
Laurie and Chris Harburn,
10 -12 -Pat Riley, 13 -15 -June
Steckley and Ray Riley,
single men -Bruce
Amber Rebekah
Lodge meets
Noble Grand Mrs. Maggie
Campbell presided for the
meeting of Amber Rebekah.
Lodge on Wednesday even-
ing assisted by Vice Grand
Mrs. Pearl Eyre. Mrs. Al-
deen Volland R.S.V.G.
reported for the visiting
Committee. Mrs. Hazel.
Corbett, Warden presented
the Financial Report. Cards
of thanks were received.
The President of the
Rebekah Assembly of On-
tario, Mrs. Jean Bolton re-
quested the Charter of the
Lodge be draped in memory
of Winnifred McKnight Past
Assembly President, who
passed away in May. Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor D.D.P.
of Huron District #23 and
Mrs. Olga Chipchase P.N.G.
will attend the 88th annual
sessions of the Rebekah
Assembly of Ontario . being
held in the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto June 12, 13
and 14th as Representative
and Scholar. It was decided
to_ entire a "Float" in the
Hensall Spring Fair June
20th.
Several members will at-
tend the meeting of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge,
Seaforth on Monday evening
and present the "Travelling
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latest married couple -Wendy -
and Mike Brickman from
Stratford, coming the
longest distance -Joanne
Stenson and Don Thomson,
London, A candy scramble
was held for the small
children.
Next year, the picnic will
be held at the Hensall Park
on the second Sunday in
June. Officers are: - past
president Don Fraser
president - Leslie Riley; first
vice president - Jim Smale;
secretary - Nellie Riley;
treasurer - Doreen Harburn;
sports - John and Geraldine
Eckel and Murray and
Brenda Harburn.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. peter Bisback
held a family gathering for
Alan Bisback and Laurie
Lingelbach of Seaforth,
bridal couple of June 24.
Families of both parties
were present attending from
Seaforth, Ayr, New Ham -
berg, Clinton and Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol
have returned to their home
after spending three and a
half weeks on the farm of
their daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dodds, R.R. 1 Seaforth,
while the Dodds and their
family were visiting in
Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray'McNoll
and Jan of Fergus visited
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Oesch on
Sunday.
The sympathy of the
community. goes out to Mrs.
Parkash Malik who has
recently lost her father, Dr.
Ishwai. Datt Manhopra, of
Kernel, near New Delhi,
India. Although Dr.
Manhopra had been ailing
for some time his death was
a great shock to his
relatives.
A group of mothers met on
Tuesday evening June 6 at
the home of Mrs. Andy
Imanse to make final plans
for a bake sale to be held in
the picnic pavilion in the
park on Saturday morning,
all proceeds to go towards a
nursery school in Hensall.
Contributions towards the
bake sale would be greatly
appreciated. Please contact
Mrs. Tom Neilands.
Miscellaneous Ruud)
Continued from Page 4
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The sooner Canadians realize that the world is black
and white and yellow and brown, the better off we will
be and the acceptance of what may appear to be an un-
conventional life style is a start in this understanding.
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