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The Huron Expositor, 1983-10-05, Page 9Christian school .will hire anotherteacher The annual membership meeting of 'the Clinton and District Christian School Society vats .held on Sept. 14. ;Members, parents, teachers and board members were all present to discuss the budget and business for the 1983.84 school year. President Bert Dykstra opened the Meeting, Election of board members was held with Bill Van Reenen and Margie Ridder elected for Clinton area, Ko Hamming elected for Myth area and Bill Jongejan for Goderich district. Henry Drost, treasurer, presented the budget for the 1983-84 year totalling $315,550. The education committee proposed to hire an additional part-time teacher in order to ease the burden of over -crowded classroom on the existing staff members. The members voted in favor giving the board approval to hire a teacherright away. Ralph Schurrman told members that teachers remain the same as last year. Mr. Schurrman, principal teaching Grade 8; Mr. Uy1, Vice-principal teaching Grade 7; John Huls, Grade 6; Clarence Soli, Grade 5; Alice Bakker, Grade 4; Eva Roorda, Grades 2B and 3; Mar_gerat Guetter, Grades 1 and 2A; Dorothy Prinzen, Kindergarten, Mon., Tues. and Fri. and remedial work on Tues. and Thurs. Two hundred and three students enrolled this year with approximately 75 families. Mr. Schurrman thanks board members on behalf of the Society for work they do in the administration of the school. All their work is volunteered and many hours are spent on this during their spare time. The. society demonstrated their appreciation with round of applause. Several new families were introduced to the society. J c111' Awards for Sunday School presented The Kippen Kuties meet Hoggarth's to finish off our from Psalm $. The sermon again! Hi, I'm Diane Van- meetin8. The next time we subject; "God". The ministry neste, press reporter for meet will be at Hoggarth's on Kippen 1 4-H club. Prior to Sept 29. All the Kuties are to our business and discussion bring two towels, a facecloth on exercise and nutrition, the and a mirror. Kippen Kuties joined forces The service at St. Andrew's with gals from Kippen 3 club Church, Kippen was held at at Vanastra. There we were 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 25 put through an extensive with Pastor Don Moffat offi- half-hour of exercises guided ciating. Mrs. Gerald Moffatt by Barb Alkemade. Kippen 3 presided at the organ. The served refreshments, then text "God's greatness is seen the Kuties drove hack to in all the world", was taken of music was a presentation of a piano instrumental by Joan Binnendyk. A solo by Hank Binnendyk accompanied by his daughter Joan; "Eidel- weiss. " Awards for Sunday School attendance over the past year were presented by the Sun- day School superintendent Robert Cooper, assisted by Pastor Moffat. Baptismal service held at Hensall United The United Church was filled to capacity on Sunday morning when baptismal ser- vice was held for Benjamin Richard Parsons, son of Rick and Shelley Parsons and 'Craig Douglas Traquair, son of Gerry and Linda Traquair. Paul Alexander greeted the congregation arid John 0'A -;o^ n l.s..... c,.,,-+ Jamieson and Scott Jesney were ushers. Mr. McDonald spoke on baptism and our emotions and the choir, under the direction of Susan Nagte- gaal sang A Little Child The Saviour Came by William. Robeltson as their anthem. Next Sunday will be World Wide Communion Service as well as transfer of member- ship from other o11,5rr4,ec Mrs. Edith McDonald of Senlac, Saskatchewan visited her nephew Rev. Stan Mc= Donald and is also visiting with her sister Mrs. Mark Whitney, and Mr. Whitney of Highway 21. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thomp- son of Listowel they attended the morning worship at Hen- sall United Church on Sunday morning. A SCOTTISH FIDDLER—Popular musician, Nelson Howe of Staffa, plays fiddle as well as bagpipes and he accompanied young step - dancers at Saturday afternoon's Clderfest entertainment downtown. Goulnlock St. was blocked off for the stage show and an antique farm machinery display. That's longtime Van Egmond Foundation volunteer, Gladys Van Egmond on the keyboard behind Mr, Howe. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. e Q' THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 5. 1983 — AO Hensall 4 -Hi does Fonda's workout nt ShreGREGOR 262.2023 Mr. and Mrs, llrlan Collins and family of Waterloo spent Sunday with the former's mother Mrs. Laird MlekIe.. Eric R. Luther local''Chalrtnan for the Canadian .National Institute for the Blind Campaign, hag advised that the house to house canvass is underway with the ladies from the Carmel Presbytecl Church, Arnold Circle, the Rebekah Lodge and the Hensall Kinetta doingg tbo campaign. This year's target is S1,500,00 - Please be generous when the ladies call. Mrs. Martha Barr and Miss Jean Nangle of New Jersey visited a few days last week with Mrs. Audrey Christie and while here attended Mrs. Jessie Brock's 90th birthday P arty. . Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning and served World Wide Commun- ion. Mrs. Joan Keyes presided at the organ. Thanksgiving service will be held at 9 a.m. next Sunday. Sept. 27 Hensall 4-H Club (The Fit - Fiddlers) met. After roll call conducted by President Liz Sangster, each member was asked to give one example of how she was a smart shopper. They discussed tips on how to keep your hair looking and feeling good. Special guests Marlene Taylor and Helen Kadey led in "Jane Fonda's Workout"'. All were tired at the end of the third meeting, but are all looking forward to the next one. -Janet Mowat Hensall 4-H YOUTH FOR CHRIST There was an excellent attendance at the first Rally of the 1983-84 season of the South Huron Youth ,for Christ. Rallies are held the fltst Saturday night of each month at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield. Nov. 5 Is neat. The Three Links Seniors will meet Oct. 11 when the draw will be made on the tickets for the quilt, All tickets are to be handed in to Mrs. Evelyn Flynn by Oct. 7. CHOIR PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Sunday afternoon hosted a party in honor of Mill Elaine Love whose marriage to Gordon Hampton, Kitchener takes place Oct. 8 in Carmel Presbyterian Church. A sing -song was enjoyed with Mrs. Blanche Dougall at the piano. Miss Faye Anne Love played piano selections. Miss Maty Thompson gave an address and Miss Amy Jean Love presented the couple with a gift to which they made a fitting reply. Everyone enjoyed a pot -luck dinner topped off with cake and ice cream. QUEENSWAY NEWS This past week at Queensway Nursing Home has been quite -busy, On Monday the residents were entertained to Bingo; Tues- day Mrs. Shirley Luther took the Church service. To celebrate birthdays for Vera Lammie, Reta Potter, Jack Lowe, and Levina Fmkbeiner a birthday party was held on Thursday, also movies were shown and enjoyed by all the residents. Bowling on Fnday at the Zurich Lanes resulted very close but Neil Regan came out several points ahead of Lloyd McDougall. The United church was filled on Sunday sunning for World Wide Communion. John Rowe a greeted the congregation and bon Wareing, John O'Brien, Scott Jamieson and Harron Moir were ushers for the service. Four new members were received. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in honor of the '90th birthday of Mrs. Jessie Brock. The annual Audio -Visual workshop was held in the United Church on Monday evening with a good attendance. Mr. McDonald conducted the workshop and representatives of all U.C.W. Units, other groupies well es Sunday Church school staff attended to receive helF in programming and operation of the equipment. Rev. McDonald and Mrs. Grace Drum- mond, Presbytery delegate from Hensall, attended the Huron -Perth Presbytery meet- ing held in Brussels United church Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walters of R.R.3, Kippen, Ont. celebrated their 50th anniver- sary Sept. 24 with their family and friends at Bmcefield-,church hall. They have a family of ,eight children - two daughters Dorothy Finkbeiner of Belmore and Helen - Mrs' Andre Aubin of Cambridge and six sons - Clarence. Atwood; Wilmer, Stratford; Bob, Holstein;' Bill, Orillia; Mel, Markdale and Glen, Cambridge. They also have 26 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mrs. Walters had three of her sisters and two brothers-in-law here from the west to help celebrate. Mr. and Mrs. Walters were sent good wishes from the Prime Minister and the Govenor General of Canada. Kippen 4-H members try facials MARGAREfHOGGARTH sermon, the subject of which was, "Who on 262.6902 earth was Jesus Christ?" The text, "A Child Best wishes are extended to Cecilia Doyle Chosen by God" taken from Luke 2 v. 34. and Michael Connolly who were married on Mrs. Gerald Moffatt presided at the organ. A Sept. 17 at St. Joseph's Church, London. Ministry of Music was presented by the choir Michael and Cecilia will be residing at R.R. 3 entitled, "Jesus and me." Kippen. We welcome Cecilia to the commun- KIPPEN 1 4-H NEWS ity. The Kippen Kuties held a very refreshing KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH NEWS meeting on Sept. 29 at Mrs. Hoggarth's At the 10 a.m. service at St. Andrew's house. 9 out of 10 members were present, and Church on Oct. 2, Pastor Don Moffat each one was treated to a facial under the preached a very interesting and inspiring supervision of the leaders Penny Savage and Margaret Hoggarth. First, a soap and water cleansing, next came a steaming tent for everyone. where members relaxed for 10 minutes. Then a facial scrub, followed by a face mask. They learned how to determine skin type. Mrs. Hoggarth demonstrated how to make a cucumber toner, which members applied at the last. Faces by now had assumed a rosy glow. A lunch of "happy faces" was served by Mrs. Hoggarth to finish off the interesting meeting. GREEN GIANT P EAS 14 OZ TIN ALSO •Green & Yellow Beans *Fancy Style Green & Wax Beans •Cream Style Corn 59 DRINKIN' BOX TANG DRINKS •GRAPE •ORANGE •MIXED FRUIT *APPLE PKG. 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