Times-Advocate, 1981-04-08, Page 49Hensall women
cancel penny sale
Palm Sunday service was
conducted at Hensall United
Church by Rev. Stanley
McDonald who spoke on, "If
Christ came to Hensall". If
the Palm Sunday service
took place for the first time
in Hensall, it would probably
be a very similar story. At
first the joyful acclamation,
then doubts would creep in
and rejection would take
place.
Christ does come to
Hensall every day and to
every town and family. Let
us be acceptors, not rejec-
tors, then the Kingdom of
God will become the
Kingdom of this world and
all will shout, Hosannah!
Two anthems were sung by
the senior choir led by
Director and Organist, Dr.
Ralph Topp, "The Children's
Friend" by W.H. Anderson
and the "Song of Zechariah"
by H.H. Hopson. The
children were shown a Sand
Dollar from Florida and on it
is a star, a poinsettia, a lily,
the wounds of Christ and five
doves, illustrating the birth
and death of Christ.
Many floral displays
beautified the sanctuary
around the pulpit. in loving
memory of Mary Connolly,
placed there by her family
and in memory of Charles
Holdway of Texas, a friend of
Stanley McDonald's. Also an
Easter lily donated by the
Chiselhurst congregation.
Mrs. Kathy Mann greeted
the congregation at the door
and the ushers were Brad
Buchanan and Ross Veal.
Following the service a
congregational meeting was ,
held to discuss parking for e
the church. It was decided to
gravel part of the church lot
to provide off-street parking.
A letter regarding this
matter is to be sent out to all
members of the church.
hostess was assisted by
Mary Buchanan.
Legion auxiliary visited
by zone commander '
The Hensall Ladles Legion
Auxiliary met on Tuesday
evening with Mrs Beatrice
Uyl presiding. Mrs. Mona
Davis, Zone Commander of
Zone CI made her official
visit and spoke to the
members on "The Work of
the Auxiliary". Mrs.
Clarence presented her
with a gift.
Donations were voted to
the Crippled Children's
Treatment Centre and the
bursary scholarship fund. It
was decided to cancel the
annual penny sale.
Catering to weddings was
discussed also the sending
Easter remembrances to the
veterans and charter
members. A small penny
sale was held for the
members.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. John
Konynendyk of Woodstock
were dinner guests on
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Sim
Roobol .
Chiselhurst UCW meet
at manse
The Chiselhurst UCW held
their monthly meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at the
manse in Hensall. The
president, Mrs. Dorothy
Brintnell opened the meeting
with a poem followed by the
theme song and theme
prayer. A sing -song was
enjoyed by all.
Roll call was answered by
wearing a daffodil. Mrs.
Dick Taylor conducted the
Easter worship using as her
theme "Joy from a Stone
Rolled Away". Various
reports were read along with
thank you notes and
correspondence.
A donation will be sent to
the Bunny Bundle. Portions
from the Alert and in-
formation on some of the
missionaries from the
mandate were read. Mrs. Alf
Ross read an Easter poem.
Mrs. Edith Landsborough
gave an interesting account
of her trip to China. She was
thanked by Helen Roberts
and presented with a gift.
The president thanked all for
assisting with the meeting.
Rev. McDonald closed 4the
meeting with prayer.
Hostesses were Fredo Boa
and Sarah Dick.
Unit 1 meets
Unit 1 of Hensall United
Church opened their regular
meeting on Thursday by
repeating the UCW purpose.
Audrey Joynt presided,
using for her devotional
theme a chapter from
Catharine Marshall's book
"Devotions on Prayer"
explaining how we parents
spend time each day
thinking of our children
and praying for their future.
Waiting i., very significant
for the answer of our
prayers. While waiting we
stretch our trust in God, as
Jesus said, He was the vine,
we the branches, the vine is
life. If the branch is not
connected to the vine, no sap
flows, and we cannot do
anything -- waiting for an-
swer to prayer is the key
note of the evil.
Pat Cook led a very in-
teresting study on "Children
of the Congregation" using a
film showing how children,
even though very young,
may be emotional in the
work of the church thus
become very interested in
becoming a part of the
church. The taking of
communion by the young
before being confirmed was
the subject discussed. It also
showed young children
giving out the church
bulletins. There was a
discussion following the
pictures.
Audrey Joynt gave a
report on the adopted girl
and her letters were read.
Audrey Christie led the
business. Date for the beef
barbeque is April 22. The
seeds for Zaire project is
being well supported.
Audrey Christie closed with
an Easter thought and after
the benediction members
enjoyed Mrs. Middleton's
Easter music. Belva Fuss
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LOTS OF TOYS — Sylvia and
craft show held in Crediton.
Sherry Klaver display some of their articles at
Saturday's
T -A photo
EXPLORERS ASSIST -- Taking part in Saturday's craft show and bake sale in Crediton were members of the United Church
Explorers. From the left are Kathy Hendrick, Laura Draisey, Carolyn
Pritchard and Anita Finkbeiner. T -A photo
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Times -Advocate, April 15, 1981 Page 19
Plan final euchre for Whalen folk
WHALEN
There were three tables in
play at the euchre party at
Whalen school Saturday
evening.
Mike and Josie Taziar
were the conveners and
presented the prizes as
follows: high man's, Earl
French; high lady, Marge
Mills; lone hands, Danny
Scott; low prize, Chris Hern.
There was a prize for 9 of
hearts and Earl French won
that also.
During lunch, discussion
was held on the last party of
the season which will be a
pot luck supper on Friday
April 24 at 7:00 p.m. with the
executive in charge.
The Whalen bowling team
won the "A" championship
on Friday evening at Exeter
bowling lanes. The team
consists of Wayne and Jackie
Dix, Larry and Sandra Hern,
George and Dolly Jeater and
Fred and June Miller. They
will compete against the "B"
champions for the grand
championship on April 26.
Congratulations Whalen
Wizards!
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hern
are the proud parents of a
new daughter Mary -Lou
Jennifer, horn at St. Marys
Memorial Hospital on
Friday April 10. She is a new
sister for Daryyl and
Katherine and grand-
daughter.for Mr. & Mrs. Rav
Hensall
Children sing at
church service
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday speaking on the
subject "How Does Jesus
Come to Us?". The junior
choir sang two numbers
"Easter Time" and "Glory
to God" and the senior choir
sang "And Can it Be". Mrs.
Dorothy Taylor presided at
the organ for the music.
An evening of music will
be presented in Carmel
Church on May 3 at 7:30 p.m.
when "The Watchmen" of
Kitchener will be guests.
Everyone is cordially invited
to "attend. The Ladies are
holding a daffodil tea and
bake sale on Wednesday
April 15 at 3 p.m.
Choir practise will be held
Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.
in the church. The Young
People will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday and will par-
ticipate in roller skating.
Church service will com-
mence at 10:15 a.m. on April
26. Please note the time
change also to DST. The
Church anniversary service
will be held on May 17.
Queensway visitors
Eugene Fox held the
church service at Queen-
sway Nursing Home last
week accompanied by Mrs.
Fox with Mrs. Eric Luther at
the piano. The Presbyterian
ladies entertained the
resident with bingo and
treats.
Ross Thompson was high
bowler for the men with a
score of 152 and Mrs. Mary
Parlmer was high for the
ladies with 141.
Visiting with Erma Wilds
was Ann, Pat, Liza, Lucia,
Joy and Danny Wilds, Hank
and Marie Nora, Dale and
Julia Dogan, Dorothy and
Ron Lee.
Jack and Margaret
Triebner and Bill Triebner
visited Mrs. Muriel Trieb-
ner. Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner
visited Lavina Finkbeiner.
Oke and Jean Rozendal and
Don Rozendal visited Alice
Rozendal. Chester Dunn
visited Vera Lammie.
Ruston, St. Marys and Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Hern, Zion.
Mrs. Larry Hern attended
a shower for Gay Stewart at
Wesley United Church on
Sunday afternoon.
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