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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-05-21, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, May 21, 1981 TREED - Matthew Tinney spent o sunny Tuesday afternoon climbing trees along Queen Street in Hensall. Women's Institute give presents to 4-H leaders The Hensall Women's Institute met at the United Church on Wednesday, May 13, and entertained the 4-H girls and their leaders with a soup and sandwich supper. A short programme was presented at the beginning of the meeting. Club I put on their skit "The Case of the Uneven Hem" and Club 2 chose Linda Roberts to explain the use and care of a sewing machine. Mrs. Gloria Martin of Crediton sang three num- bers: "One Day at a Time", "I'll give you a Daisy a Day Dear" and "It's Jesus and Me". Mrs. Joyce Pepper and Mrs. Hilda Payne presented a short skit "The Upper Berth" and Mrs. Hazel Corbett gave two readings, "Those annoying three ring telephones" and "A letter from a Mountain mother to her son." Gifts were given to the 4-H Leaders, Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn, Miss Linda Gerstenkorn, Mrs. Belva Fuss and Mrs. Carolyn Knight. Mrs. Nancy McNab and Mrs. Pat Noakes were not present. Gifts were also given to the girls who had attained special levels: advanced honours, Marilyn Pepper and provincial honours, to Vicky Mann, Donna Zwaan, Laurie Pepper and Janice Camp- bell. At the business session it was decided to accept an invitation to the picnic at Port Blake on June 18 from the Grand Bend branch. Voting delegates to the District Annual are to be: Mrs. Hazel Corbett, Mrs. Pearl Koehler and Mrs. Eileen Rannie. Don't forget the pot luck lunch and crafts. It was decided not to enter a fair exhibit this year. For the June meeting on June 10, members will meet at the Hensall Bean for 6:30 p.m. Names to reach Mrs. Hilda Payne by Monday June 8. Unit Two of Hensall United Church Women held the May meeting on May 11 with Mrs. Hilda Payne in the chair. She opened the meeting with a poem "A Mother's Love" and a hymn. Mrs. Eleanor Mansfield conducted the study with a paper on the handicapped and showed a film "Play Safe", assisted by her husband, Eric. Unit leader Mrs. Joyce Pepper, conducted the business. A bake sale is planned for the arena June 20, the weekend of the Fiddler's contest. Invitations were received to visit with Carmel Presbyterian W.M.S. June 1 and with Brucefield U.C.W., June 2. Joyce asked for volunteer canvassers for the "Flowers of Hope" canvass. The Fall Regional will be on Sep- tember 30 at Kippen at 12 noon. A wedding reception at the arena August 8 will be catered to. The devotion was con- ducted by Mrs. Grace Drummond and delt in faith. Faith cannot be seen but must be kept strong, by reading the Bible. The collection was dedicated, and the meeting closed with a poem and the Mizpah Benediction. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Jeanette Turner and Mrs. Beatrice Richardson. Unit 1 meets Anita Cook presided for the meeting of Unit I of Hensall United Church on May 14. She read "Fate" by Patricia Strong. "The wise may bring their learning" was sung accompanied by the pianist Gert Middleton. Anita used for her very worthy devotion an article by Ross Cumming "Moth, Rust, nor Inflation" using several passages of scrip- ture to illustrate her theme, beginning with Matthew 6: 19-20 continuing with several others, emphazing how we must be more concerned about the wasteful habit of squandering our resources and to become more aware of the high cost of living - Matthew 12:22 - Loving one another as I have loved you. Anita led in prayer followed by the Lord's Prayer. "God sees the Little Sparrow fall" was sung. The offering was dedicated by Anita who gave a poem "Windows of Hope." Mabel Shirray had a very interesting study on "Part- ners in the Gospel". In it, Nancy Hardy tells how she Please turn to page 15 Win a houseful of Hotpoint Appliances. 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Service next Sunday will be at the hour of 10:15 when the IOOF and Rebekah Lodge members will attend. Seniors meet • Mrs. Ruby Bell presided for the meeting of the "Three Links" seniors on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Rannie acting as Secretary in the absence of Mrs. Irene Davis. The singing of "0 Canada" with Mrs. Ross at the piano was followed by the Lord's Prayer. The roll -call was followed by the treasurers report by Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell. A card of thanks was received from Joe Flynn, letters were read concerning the Blyth Summer Festival and the 23rd Annual Con- vention at Kingston in August. It was proposed Mrs. Irene Davis who was unable to attend last year be a delegate. Mrs. Mabel Shirray gave a report of the shuffleboard stating the groups and times arranged (if ever the weather is favourable). Mrs. Bert Horton and Bertha MacGregor were appointed as a nominating committee to bring the new slate of officers to the June meeting. The time was changed to June 2 owing to the Hensall Spring Fair being on June 9. Euchre followed with eight tables playing. Prize win- ners were: ladies high. Irene Blackwell; ladies low, Edith Bell; gentlemen high. Alex McBeath; mens low. Stewart Blackwell; lone hands, Pearl Taylor. Lunch was served by the committee of Emma and Perc Campbell, Pearl Shaddick, Mabel Shirray, Edith Bell and Maggie Campbell. Please note the June meeting will be June 2, at 8 p.m. Queensway News The staff and residents of Queensway Nursing express a thank you to Rev. Stan McDonald for the church service on Tuesday and also the Unit Two of Hensall United Church for bingo and treats. Visiting with Mrs. Nell Kendrick were Liz Varley and Ruth Durand. Mrs. Audrey Christie visited with Louise Mitchell. Nora and Tulin Dogan visited Mrs. Wilds. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gilmore and "tenni, Bob Murray and Rose Mary Regan visited Nell Regan. Bob Dale visited with Agnes Cutting. Mrs. Mary Desch visited her husband Pat. Mr. Don Rozendal and family visited Mrs. Rozendal. Mrs. McNaughton visited her husband Peter McNaughton. Mrs. Penhale was visited by her son Emmerson. Mrs. Forrest visited her mother Mrs. Clarke. Miss Eisenbach was visited by ;her brother Phillip. John McLeod visited with his wife Mrs. McLeod. John Kats visited his daughter Aleeta. Mrs. Mary Parlmer was out visiting with her sister Mrs. Thomson. Note from the Administrator: Of Interest to the Community Queensway Nursing Home has received a two-year accreditation from the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation. This portrays the high standard of resident care that prevails at Queensway Nursing Home. The administrator, Mr. Cliff Thornton, recently completed a course of study with 101 other Nursing Home Administrators from across Ontario entitled "The Suc- cessful Manager." This course was held at; the Pinestone Inn, Haliburton, Ontario, sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. George Coulter Ontario Nursing Home in Listowel. Association. 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