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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-18, Page 22Women at Hensall hear about prayer Unit I meets Mrs. Scane presided for the November meeting of Chiselhurst meeting Unit I of Hensall United The president Mrs. Church and opened with Dorothy Brintnell opened prayer and all repeated the them meeting with prayer U.C.W. purpose • when Chiselhurst U.C.W. Helen used an article met on Tuesday November. written by Rev. Davidson us- 10. This was followed by the Ing Scripture Matt. 6:15 5-14 theme -song and prayer. and Luke 6:2-4. Most people Mrs. Marg Upshall con - today do very little praying. ducted the worship service Part of our difficulty with "Remembrance". prayer comes from our need Roll call was answered by to use words when we pray. Members repeating the We use words in prayer not "Ten Commandments" In because God needs them but unison. "Thank You's" were because we need them. We received from Vera Ross, aren't letting God do Freda Boa, Sarah Dick, anything. He knows all our Mary Kinsman, Shirley needs, aspirations, deserved Kerslake' and Ontario and sins. When we pray we C.G.I.T. The executvie com- must be sure that we really mittee gave their yearly want to be guided by God. reports. Prayer. the only kind that The members voted and It counts, takes much time and wasdecided to maintain the effort. You learn to pray by original group as a Unit of praying. the Hensel] United Church Helen closed her devotion U.C.W. It was decided that with prayer "Now Thank We the December meeting the Our God" was sung followed members would have a pot - by the roll call, minutes and luck dinner and also the offering. Audrey Joynt "Secret Pal" gift exchange. reported on our adopted girl. Mrs. Pearl Taylor read After reading a poem several articles for autumn "Woodland Communion" and from the Bible, which Audrey Christie had were very enlighting. A life business as follows: leader, memberhsip and pen was Audrey Christie: secretary, presented to Beatrice Munn Dorothy Kipfer; treasurer, by Dorothy Brintnell and Audrey Joynt; card com- Earle Coleman. mittee, Helen Scene. Mrs. Marg Cole was in November 19: Chiselhurst at charge for the meeting. A Hensall United Church at 3 film "Peege" was shown. p.m.: December 6: U.C.W. Rev. Mcdonald closed the Annual business meeting; meeting with prayer and the December 7 Christmas Benediction. general meeting when Rev. McDonald will have a special message. Unit IV have Devotional and Unit II have lunch. Rev. McDonald showed an excellent film "Peege" about an elderly lady in a nursing home. who was physically and mentally ill and how her grandson found a way to get her to respond. It showed some do's and don'ts for people visiting the elderly. After some discussion about it Rev. McDonald clos- ed with prayer. Audrey Joynt thanked Rev. McDonald. The hostesses were Gert Middleton and Marg Consitt. Where is Kippen? By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN Dear readers of Kippen news: Unless you tell me where you have visited orwho has visited you, I cannot report to Kippen News. It is against the law to make up stories. Please phone anytime to 262-5935 and we will try to keep Kippen on the map. ( DLOCKSUSTER CIIRISTMAS PARTYI Costa upstairs to Mary's SEW/NB MACN1NE PARTY Friday, Nov. 20, from 7 p.m. - 12 midnight • Continuous demonstrations on all White & Una models ' Coffee and cake will be served • Phone for a spacial appointment If you prefer, 4112-7036 ALL NEW WHITE & ELNA SEWING MACHINE! will be 20%OFF with trade /dray, Nov. 20 7 p.m. - 12 mltlnlght YOU CAN NOW BUY A NEW WHITE FOR AS LITTLE AS 979. FABRICS ON SALE! Special Porches -oil 60" - Reg. '7.00 SATINS '4.98 METRE 20 colours - 60" Sugg. Retail '16.00 metre PANE VELOUR '9.98 METRE 60" - (or '2.00 yard) JOGGING SUITING '3.25 METRE 60" - 70 colours VELOUR *8.98 METRE 9nuryv ui etipttoot `lT VICTORIA ST. CLINTON 402-70361 J SEMINAR FOR COACHES — Exeter figure skating club pro Marg Carey was in charge of a seminar for coaches of the club Wednesday morning. Senior coaches at the back, left, are Michele Aunger, Jacki Cottrell, club professional Marg Carey, Susan Tiernan and Janene Seller. Front, Debbie Down, Susan Birmingham, Heather Prout and Sueanne Adkins. T -A photo Church ladies at Centralia introduced to special child By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA The Centralia U.C.W. met November 5 in the lower hall of the church with 18 members and three guests present. Co -president Glena Tripp welcomed everyone. Minutes were read and adopted and treasurers report given. A motion was made that $100 be given to the church. It was agreed the price of 1982 edition calendars be $2. each. There will be a work night December 3 at 7:30 p.m. to prepare for the bazaar, December 5. All items should be brought in for the bazaar that night ex- cept baking. The Christmas meeting will be December 17 at 8 p.m. which the men are all invited. The program committee will be Olive Essery, June Essery and Mildred Greb. The lunch commitee will be Aldeen Skinner. Etta Powe, Mary Smyth and Carol Somerville. Helpers for senior citizens will be Olive Essery and the following meeting Mildred Greb. It was suggested that for any upcoming shower for our girls. gifts be purchased instead of money given. The devotions were taken by Alice Koehler, Aldeen Skinner and Mildred Greb. Aldeen Skinner read a poem. The scripture was read 'by Mildred Greb. Alice Koehler read the devotions. Aldeen Skinner introduced the guest speaker. Mrs. Bet- ty Watson and son 'Joshua', of Exeter. She spoke of her life with her special child Joshua. It was very in- teresting especially when this is the "Year of the Disabled". They were than! - d by Mildred Greb and presented with a gift. Mrs. Lois Wilson led in a hymn sing of favorite hymns Experience should be a guide post, not a hitching post. Dear Mary Jane How did you enjoy that Bridge Camel I'm sure Cathy asked us there just to gloat. She must have started last Christmas making her decorations and buying and wrapping this year's gifts. Can you imagine, all finished! Well, I intend to be finished before Dec. 1 if it kills me, and it might. My first stop is going to be the Country Spire. You know, 1 must be deaf, dumb and blind, because I never knew this place existed until last week when Susan told me about it. 1 had to go to Mitchell on Monday so dashed over to the Country Spire - it's only a few miles from Mitchell on 83 highway. 1 only had a very few minutes but what 1 saw made me want to go back. It is an old converted church with all the appeal of a church, and famed packed full of beautiful gifts, decorations, silk flower arrangements and so very much more from rag dolls to fine china figurines and everything in between. But most important - the prices are very reasonable. You can get a beautiful gift for under $10.00, as well as the more expensive gifts. Don't you dare tell me you knew of this place and never mentioned it to me because I'll be a bit upset to say the least; besides I want to show it to you. Believe me we can probably do most of our gift shopping there plus get some beautiful Christmas decorations. We can go on from there to any place you'd like. See you ppSatt.�. A.M. Betty with Mrs. Doug Gill at the piano. The lunch committee served a delicious lunch. Sunday service "A look at the Gospels" was the introduction to a series of sermons on the Life of Jesus by Rev. Burton Crowe in the United Church on Sunday morning. Steven Tasko was the lay reader who .assisted by reading both passages of Scriptures and led in the Responsive reading. The children were told a story. The choir sang an anthem with Mrs. Russell Wilson as organist for the service. Next Sunday a 10-15 minute Hymn Sing will be in- cluded in the morning worship. Anyone wishing to learn the art of quilting is invited to attend an organizational meeting in the schoolroom of the United Church, November 24 at 1 p.m. in the afternoon or 7:30 in the even- ing. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb ac- companied by Mrs. Edith Love were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Love's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ravelle in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Staffa 4-H plan show By MRS. .1. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA The Staffa Sew N Sews have completed their fall 4- 11 project with a meeting at the Vivian home on Wednes- day evening. Everyone brought their finished gar- ments and discussed any problems they had en- countered with their project. Plans were finalized for both the fashion show and the display for achievement night. Betty tlpshall and Sheila Riley were team captains for the closeline game. Mrs. Vivian explained the gar- ment and project evaluations. cost report. and record of achievement pages followed by adjournment. Personals Miss Helen Smale, is home from Vancouver British Columbia. with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Smale. Marion and Bill. Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Charles Douglas, Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. John Templeman from the Staffa Women's Institute, attended the Perth South District Fall executive ban- quet at Fullerton Hall. Tues- day evening. At the J. Templeman home Sunday were, Mrs. Jim Neilson and girls and Ruth Templeman. Stratford. Mrs. Dale Martvn and girls. Russseldale, Mrs. Hank Bertens and Kimberly, Fullerton, Mrs. Rob Templeman and Carrah. Hollings attended the ser- vice in the Bryanston United Church. Sunday morning and wer luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Rollings and family. They were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Collins and girls in Ailsa Craig. The Centralia Quartette were singing at the service in the Bryanston United Church Sunday morning. The singers. Doug Gill, Robert Blair. Sam Skinner and Bob Heywood were ac- companied by Mr. Gill. November 18, 1981 Page SA Entertain at Mitchell Cromarty ladies meet By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Wednesday evening the Marion RitchieEvening Aux- iliary entertained the residents of Ritz Lutheran Villa in Mitchell. With Ruth Laing as master of ceremonies the programme started with a group of songs. Lillian Douglas gave a reading, Sacraments, from the book 0 Ye Jigs and Juleps, follow- ed by step dancing by Sharon. Joyce. and Pauline Fell. Four girls. Sherri Elliott, Greenway drug talk By ANNE WALPER GREENWAY Monday afternoon Harvey and I. accompanied by Jack and Evelyn Trevithick attended the funeral of our cousin. the late Russell McKeen of Ilderton, which was held at theHaskett Funeral Home, Lucan. Bible Study was held Tues- day evening at the church. Friday Jim McDonald of the OPP from Strathroy gave an interesting talk on Drug Abuse and showed slides to illustrate it. After his talk a lively dis- cussion followed. Later a delicious lunch was served by the Greenway Willing Workers and an hour of fellowship was enjoyed by everyone. Personals Ken and Luella Smithers celebrated their 45th wed- ding anniversary. Saturday. Congratulations. Martin Eagleson received an Optimist Youth Apprecia- tion Week certificate for scholastic achievement and community service in the area. Warden Sam Richard- son. reeve of Westminster Township presented the award. Policeman - Can you describe the man who hit you? Man - That's why I was hit in the first place. . Tracy and 'Trudy Quance, and Lisa Gardiner. sang two numbers. How Much Is That Doggie and Let the Sunshine In. Jean Carey and Alice Gardiner presented a humorous skit. A Yard of Argument. in which a young couple is getting ready to plant their first garden. Margaret Miller sang two solos. My Cathedral, and a Charley Pride song. Mary Elliott gave a reading. Hour of Shower. and the programme closed with two choruses, I Have Decided. and Smile the While. Jean Carey lit the birthday candles and everyone joined in the singing of Happy Birthday to those celebrating birthdays in November The birthday cake was served to the celebrants and the group served cake and ice cream to all the residents. While they were eating. they were entertained by the pianist for the evening. Betty Lou Norris. Personals Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laidlaw, Tina and John. Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zimmer and family. 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