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T-A photo Church women meet Hen sa II lodge plan event the United Chuich, "Lord of The Dance", taking his text from John 1, verses one to eighteen. Prior to the Sermon the choir sang the hymn "Lord of The Dance" ,by Sydney Carter. The ushers for the day were Steven Corbett and Ross Veal...Eric Mansfield greeted the congregation. The children's story for the day was "Playing tricks" with a scriptural 'basis from Isaiah 40: 31. Personals Mrs. Ross MacMillan, son Tom, daughter Ann,Waterloo visited and had, dinner with the former's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Robert Chaffe and Sally of Mitchell visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett and Jeff and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. ii .c.eNTRALIA d conducted the service v. Harley.,MoOre, Grand to*. RED aow.DEN in the United Church on S day morning when • C.r minion was observed a the rite of baptism was a inistered to. Craig Oleic, son of Mr, and s. Gary Skinner. pot luck dinner was s ved after the service and. a followed 1.7 the annual ngregational meeting iired,by Hey,. Moore and . Paul 'Schott, Mr. Schott ried the meeting with. a ..Ole reading, rs, Elmer Powe was . pointed secretary for the. .eting, The minutes of the 1 t annual meeting and , cial meetings held during. t year were read and proved. A motion was ade and carried for the arch to continue to pay for bscriptions to the United urch Observer , for dies wishing copies. . - in , Bev. Moore requested the rusal, of the printed ports of the church ganizations. and-following aquestion and answer period ; 1 I -motion:10 accept the ports as printed , was tried. ' le trouble with most golf ginners is that they stand iU close to the ball• --after y hit it.Ovetheard at the b : "I shoot olf in the low 's. When it ge . colderlhan at, I quit. 41110 7cnm74 1,1,C11140.11,4110.11111111urrymonalltInagi . / The resignation of Ray Mills as Sunday School Superintendent was ac- cepted with regret, Norman Wilson was suggested as a possible replacement and Paul, Schott and Ray Mills were appointed to approach Norman and extend the' invitation. James Scott was appointed to the Session'replacing the late EarlHaist, Appointed to the Board, of Stewards were Borden Smyth and Richard Shoebottoni, The ,Trustee Board is to remain' the same with.the deletion of the name of ,the late Murray Abbott, Appbinted to a nominating committee to deal with resignations and vacancies were: Harvey Smith (1980) Ray Mills to 1981 and Richard. Shoebottom to 1982, Those appointed to the Memorial Fund Committee are Robert Blair, Bill Elliott, Janet Hicks, Marg Cook, Eleanor Scott and Sam Skinner. The reports of the various church organizations showed a successful year. Personals Mr. and -Mrs. Peter Walden, Mr. and Mrs. John Larsen and Mr. Brock Walden, Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chowen and family, Thorndale were recent dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Guests for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Skinner following the Baptismal service Sunday were Mr. Cecil,Skinner, Huronview, Clinto; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner, and Dianne, Cent tralia; Karen Skinner and., Gord Prince, Merton; Mrs. Bowers, Petrolia, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowers, Randy and Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bowers, Mrs, Heather Bowers and family; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Finkbeiner and family and Mr. Pat Pfaff, (rediton, , Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel Corbett assisted by Vice- Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening when the Charter was Draped for a Departed Sister and Brothers. The Vice Grand' reported cards sent to• members who are ill. Several receipts were received for donations and many thank you notes were received. The C.P.T. com- mittee are holding a Euchre Party on Wednesday Jan. 23rd at 8p.m. Everyone is welcome. An invitation was received and accepted, weather permitting to attend the meeting of "Pride of Huron Lodge on February 6th. Arrangements were made to attend the meeting in Huronic Lodge Clinton Monday evening January 21 and to Drape the Charter when the Assembly Warden will be the guest. The United Nations "Speak Off" will be on March 7th at Clinton Public School. It was decided 'to hold the Anniversary for the Lodge at a later date than in February. Arnold Circle Meets. The Arnold Circle evening ateciliary met on Tuesday evening in Carmel Presbyterian church with the President Mrs. Harry Moir presiding. Mrs. Ellis Stewart was in charge of the devotional and gave an in- teresting message on "the Christian and the New Year." The group will visit the residents at Queensway Nursing Home in February. The Circle will observe their 50th anniversary this year. The President is Mrs. Harry Moir; Secretary; Mrs. Glenn Nixon; Treasurer: Mrs. Ken Pollock; Telephone Com- mittee: Mrs. Wayne Love and Mrs. Garry Maxwell. Unit I I holds meeting The January meeting of Unit II of Hensall United church was held on Monday evening with fifteen mem- bers answering the Roll Call by payment of fees. Mrs. Grant McLean was in charge of the program, and opened the meeting with a poem "A New Year's Thought" Mrs. R. Mock was Secretary. The 1980 programs were distributed. Mrs. ' Cecil Pepper was in charge of the devotional and the study was "lifted shades bring glad- ness" ending with a poem "Show others what Jesus can do". The members were reminded of the Presbyterial at North St, By MK J. TEMPLEMAN Ten tables were in play at the progressive euchre party sponsored by the Staffa Women. Institute and held in the township hall Thursday evening. Circle I was in charge and prizes were awarded to Ladies high-Mrs, Jean Pethick, Seaferth; Gents high-Russell Worden, Staffa Consolation prizes: Mr's. Barry Mahon, Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Staffa, Travelling Lone Hands- Mrs, Spencer Jeffery, Staffa; Nearest Birthday- Jelin Miller, Staffs; Another party is planned for Thur- sday evening Feburary with Circle II in charge, An afternoon of quilting was enjoyed along with the January meeting of the Marion Ritchie Eyening Auxiliary, at the home of Mrs, Duncan Scott, on Tuesday. Mrs. Scott presided for the meeting opening with a poem on courage and a hymn, Stand up For Jesus, Mr. Alec Miller gave the scripture lesson in Story form basing it on the seventeenth chapter of the book of Psalms. Mrs. Scott led in prayer. An interesting reading "What have you kept from Christmas"? given by Mrs. Carter Kerslake was enjoyed. Eleven members paid their membership • President, Mrs. Alec Miller presided for the business when the 1980 programs were reviewed and a discussion held on gaining new memberships. Mrs. Norman Harburn conducted a contest on spices. After closing with the Lords Prayer in unison, the remainder of the afternoon was spent quilting. • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fuller and family St. Marys have, purchased the forrner home of Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Eaton, We welcome them to the community,. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rickards and boys, Bowmanvillo visited on the- weekend with Mrs, Frank Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs, Dotig. Phllpott, 'pronto visited on the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Clif ton Miller, Mr, .and Mrs, Rob Tern- pleman and Carrah visited on the weekend with Miss Carol Stewart, Guelph. Mrs. Charles Douglas is home again, after a stay in • Stratford General Hospital. Visiting. Sunday with Mr,, and Mrs. Rill Worden and Dana. Jayne. were Mr. Alvin Worden, Mitchell, IVlis Rosanna Worden, :mg,. and Mrs. Doug PIIIIpatt„Taroata, and Mrs Jim Rickards! and boys, lilowmanville, Mr, and, Mrs, Russell Miller, Mark and Gordon and Boger Pow, were dinner guests of Miss Lee Miller, St. Thomas on Sunday. Mrs. Sank Norris and Bob attended the funeral of Bill Stanzaic in Ottawa, Wed- nesday, Mrs. Norris remaining for a few days With her daughter, Mrs. Bill Stanzak (Ethel Mae Norris) and children, Nancy and David, Goderieh on January 28th at serve dinner to the Lambton 9:15 a.m. The 'next, meeting Beef Producers, February 7, will 'be held February IIth, 1980, canvass for March of Dimes Bruce B. Walker Passes at 6:30 followed by regular Bruce B. Walker passed meeting at 'Church. away at' South Huron. Mrs.. McLean gave a poem HOspital Exeter on January "Is Anybody Happier lath 1980 in his 85th year. Because You Passed This Beloved husband of the late Way° Mrs. Vern Alderice Ann (Cochrane) Walker gave the Study on Japan (1973) Survived by several which was very interesting: nieces and nephews. Funeral based on being a Christian in service was held from the Japan with one percent of Bonthron Funeral Home, the population being Hensall Friday January lath Christians compared to at 2 p.m. with Rev. Kenneth Canada 90.5.She also gave a Knight officiating, Inter- report of Mr. & Mrs. Rob ment Hensall Union Witmer-.'s experiences in Cemetery. The pallbearers Japan. They are speaking at were Messers: Glen Weido, the Presbyterial in Keith Love, Ian McAllister, Goderich. Mrs..McLean led Gerry Smith, Bill Fuss, in prayer and the meeting Cameron Grigg. closed with the Benediction. Preaches On Dance Mrs. Harry Hoy and Mrs. R, Rev. McDonald took as his Brock were hostesses for the theme on Sunday morning at social hour. 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