Times-Advocate, 1987-04-22, Page 11i
Special Eservices
i U.C.ser rices 1 vv
a
Maundy Thursday service was con-
ducted at Mensal! •United Church by
• Mr. George Cowan and Rev. Gordon
Pickett of Goderich. The story of
Jesus' last day on earth was read by
the lw•o ministers.
In his sermon Mr. Cowan describ-
ed the laws and customs of the
•Koman and Jewish people al that
time in history. explaining how Un-
fairly Jesus Was condemned. Mr.
Cowan closed by singing, "Dear Lo1d,
Forgive •a corned e
Rededication of our lives followed A report was given of the Zone kat
with the Sacrament of Holy ('om-nu ly which was held in Dashwood on
Ilion being conducted by Rev. Pickell April 7. The Fall 'Rally will be in
at the front of the church. assisted by Ifolmesville on Thursday October 45.
George Cowan and Cecil Pepper. The. An invitation'was received from the.
senior choir sang "My Saviour Went Zurich seniors to attend their euchre
lives begins lode
lives in each one of us. The . Jesus is alive
sermon
on
. closed with a solo by George Cown
"How Great Thou Art".
The junior choir director is Mrs.
Debbie Wood and organist and senior
' choir director is Mrs. Belva Fuss.
Three Links Seniors
The Three Links Seniors bega• n
their April meeting with a -pot -luck
supper. President Aldeen Volland
wet • ' everyone
To ('a1F•ary •µhrtS' on May IN at 8 p.m. in the
.1 joyous service was held al sunrise •Township Hall.Lurich
on Faster morning. Opening with the Several • games of euchre were
hymn -Welcome Happy Morning played following the business portion
The scripture was read by Sharon c,f the meeting.
Wurm. George Cowan and Mrs. Joyce • •Amber Rebekahs
Pepper sang two duets, In the Amber Rebekah Lodge held their
Garden" and "Have Thine Own Way. regular meeting on Wednesday even-
Lord- The meditation was called ing April 15 when D.D.P. Sister Lila
••fl-, soli really believe''" and the con- Smith made her official visit. All en-
{4re01nm joined in for two more . joyed a delicious :beef dinner at the
songs -:(esus Christ is Risen Today" • Carmel Presbyterian Church prior 10
and '•The Lord of the Dance" the meeting.
Following the half-hour service... N.G. Sister Bonnie Upshall-presid-
breakt{tstwas served to more than I30 ed for the. meeting with assis
peu,ple_u, the Fellowship -llall_.Joyct---from 17G:Sister Ruby BelC Sister
Pepper Was at piano for the service. Hazel Corbett gave a report of the
:1t 1-I a.m.. the congregation district meeting held in Exeter and
gathered again for an Easter family Sister Olga Chipchase told about the
server with Mr. Cowan leading the banquet that she and her hushand at-
sert ire. and music provided by both tended in Thunder Bay for Sister Con -
junior and senior choirs. As a prelude nie Humby, president of the Interna -
to the service a medley of Easter - tional Association of Rebekah
hymns was layed beautifully by Assemblies:
Mrs [(viva Fuss on organ and Mrs. The district church service will be
.levee• Pepper at the piano. held on Sunday, April 26 in Centralia
the Easter message. "Easter and united Church.
You.' explained the meaning of A social hour followed the meeting.
Easter as life, We are all sinners and and the committee in charge served
must believe and have faith for birthday cake and ice cream.
miracles to happen. We must also Shuffleboard scores for Thursday
forgive and repent. The rest of our -April 16 were: ladies.high Dorothy
Brintnefl 345, Eileen Dowson 343, Olga
Chipchase 340. Men's high scores
John Consitt - 358, Ernie Chipchase -
356, John Pepper- 348.
Unit Ii U.C.W. met in the church
parlour on April 13 with eight
members present. Jean Wareing -who
presided -for the Ea$t'er meeting,
welcomed everyone and read a poem
'`God So Loved the World:'. Helen
MacLean gave the devotion and
Presented the poem "This Glorious
Easter Season".
The meditation was "Plant* and
Reaping" - sowing seeds of friend-
ship, love, work, and good health
habits, and she closed with the poem
"Package of geeds and Prayer". The
roll call was answered with an Easter
thought.
Grace Drummond spoke on the
topic and Shirley McAllister
presented the film "if We Lose Our
Lord".
•Jean closed the meeting with a
poem and prayer. An Easter egg con-
test concluded the evening and Helen
served a daintly lunch.
Hensall Scouting
The Hensall Cubs and Scouts are
participatingin the Trees for Canada
project. The members in our district.
tante are going to be planting 600 trees on
Priya: This planting improves
ecology in our community, reduces
soil erosion, establishes wind breaks
and helps to conserve waste areas: It
also helps to raise funds for local
programs.
Each boy will plant a specified
number of.„young trees on •planting
day and they will be knocking- on
doors asking for you to sponsor them
at a certain amount for each tree
planted.
Your local Boy Scouts thank you for
supporting their efforts and becoming
a sponsor for "Trees for Canada"
day.
Times -Advocate, April 22, 1987
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KIPPPEN WI EXECUTIVE -- The executive of the Kippen East Women's Institute is shown here. From
the left are president Grace Drummond, vice-president Margaret Hoggarth and Mono Alderdice and
treasurer Helen 'MacLean. T -A photo
Kippen .East WI holds annual
By MARGARET HOGGARTH
The annual meeting of Kippen East
WI was held on Wednesday April 15
at Hensall- United Church starting
with a detrcious supper served by
Marg Cole and her group: Grace
Drummond thanked the ladies and
they were each given Kippen East
Cook Book as an added.honue. Mary
Broadfoot accompanied the institute.
Grace and opening ode on the -piano.
We revealed our secret pals and ex-
changed gifts. Grace Drummond
read a poem "i'm Special": The fine
for not wearing the institute pin was
45 cents and six members had to pay
- Mary . Broadfoot. Ruby-_- partners. Grace Drummond and
Triebner,Thea Wisch. Evelyn Helen MacLean. Frances Kinsman
Workman, Charlotte McDowell and - • and Margaret Hoggarth. - Helen
Rena Caldwell. MacLean gave courtesy remarks.
Mona Alderdice was thanked for*,Mona Alderdice and - Frances
the quilt block she had made to he Kinsman. hostesses for•the evening
sent to Erland Lee. served tea and cookies. Perfect end
- Rena Caldwell presented a silk • to a perfect evening.- -
flower arrangement in appreciation Energetic Eight
We met at the home of •Bev and
Doris Hamilton on Monday April 13.
An engraved silver tray was
presented to one of our -couples, Bob
and .Frances Kinsman who are leav-
ing the area at the end of the month.
an hour or so drive isn't far these
days. We promised to keep in touch.
There will be an open house -at Kip -
pen Church on -Sunday April 26 bet-
ween 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. for those who
Hensall
and district news
Susan Hartman
262-24-19
WINNERS Hensall librarian Susan Hartman hands out the prizes
to the winners in the Easter colouring contest sponsored by the
library. Holding their entries ore (left) Mindy Bell, first" in the eight
to 12 class, runner-up Jennifer Groot and (front) Ryan Munn, who
won first prize in the up -to -seven years category. Missing: second
place winner Jeff Reid.
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acne. (.elate
and annuiti the tKwk'
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BIG BUNNY — Megan B sbock won the giant rabbit in the raffle
sponsored by the Hensel! branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Comhierce, A cheque for $127 is being sent to the Children's Miracle
Network Telethon to air on May 30-31. Reeve Jim Robinson (left) drew
- Megan's name, and bank monager Dave Hewittson presented the
• prize •
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Northcrest news
Mrs. Lori Archdeacon of Bramalea
spent Monday night with her grand-
daughter Mrs. Nan Britton.
Jessie Armstrong visited with her
family Saturday night at Betty and
Don Flear's.
Guests with Glen and Pearl
McKnight for Easter were son Jack
and Raye McKnight of Ottawa,
daughter Mary and Don Gravett and
son John of Hanover. Also present
were son Mark of Toronto and son
Gary with wife Lynn of Port Elgin.
Mrs. Cora Sills of Seaforth visited
with Babe McGregor on Saturday.
Miss Robin McLellan of Toronto
area visited over Easter with her
grandmother Ida- McLellan.
Northcrest resident Mrs. Rose
Pyke returned home Easter Sunday
after a long winter spent in Florida.
Personals
Mr. Harry Klungel returned home
last Wednesday from a visit with
members of his family in the
Netherlands. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook return-
ed last week from an enjoyable winter
spent in the sunny south. -
The Beavers visited Queensway on
Thursday. evening' to share Easter
treats with the residents. _
Mary Buchanan and Dorothy
Kipfer visited Washington D.C. for
five days. just in time to enjoy the
Cherry Blossom festival which is held
at this time every spring. They had a
lovely trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zwaan
celebrated their 25th wedding an-
niversary with a party at the Hensall
Community Centre on Saturday
evening.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bailey gathered for Easter at the
King St. home of daughter Deb Wood
and family.
Albert and Bev Hovius and children
moved to their new home on Albert St.
over the weekend and are welcomed
back to their old neighbourhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hartman and
Brad spent Easter- Sunday at the
home of parents Vic and Irene Hart-
man who were pleased to have their
eight children and nine grandchildren
with them to share the day. '
Brad Hartman visited overnight at
the Pineridge Chalet with his aunt and
uncle Eug and Barb Hartman and
cousins Eugene and Kerri.
The
Light
Touch
s
JACK
LAVENDER
0A -it friend underwent
surgery this morning. The
hospital separated him from
his earnings.
• r r • •
Happiness is finding your
contact lens before the first
inning,
• • • • •
Wisdom- is knowing what to
do, skill is knowing how to
do it, and virtue is choosing
not to.
• • • • •
Most footprints in the sands
of time were mode by work
shoes.
• • r • . •
Adolescence - is when boys
discover girls, and girls
discover they've been
discovered.
• •
Now's the time to discover
the value of "original equip-
ment" parts found at
Jack's Small Engine
Repair Service
107 Queen•St. Hensall
262-2103
auditors - Phyllis Parsons- and
Margaret Hoggarth. .
Hilda Payne was made a member
of the Historical Society to represent
Kippen East,
Grace Eyre conducted • an in-
teresting program for. Canadian in-
dustries. Mary Broadfoot opened with
a poem "Home Most members
handed in a topic for a short speech
and•spoke on various subjects such as
spring. a stormy day. sex..free trade.
P.D. day's. education. favourite_trip.
funny movies and favourite dress.
Two contests were conducted by
Hilda Payne: These were won by
to Grace Drummond for continuing to
be our president for several years
now. -
Margaret Hoggarth presented a
farewell gift •of a glass bowl to.
Frances Kinsman, who is moving
away from the area at the end, of
•April.
Rena Caldwell gave a report of the
district board meeting held on April
7. Tuesday May 5 at 8 p.m. was
selected as the night to arrange the
program for 1987/88 at home of coor-
dinator, Mary Hoggarth.
Hilda Payne directed the installa-
tion of officers. Frances Kinsman
gave the report of the nominating
committee. Following is a list of
1987/88 officers: past president - Ruby
Triebner, president - Grace Drum-
mond, first vice president - Margaret
• Hoggarth, second vice president -
Mona Alderdice, .secretary - Helen
MacLean, treasurer - Mona Alder -
dice, public relations - Margaret Hog-
garth, branch directors - Phyllis Par-
sons and Charlotte Me'Dowell and co-
ordinator - Margaret Hoggarth.
District director is Hilda Payne.
alternate district director - Ruby
Triebner, resolutions Mona Alder -
dice, sunshine- Grace Eyre, assistant
sunshine = Charlotte McDowell,
education -and cultural affairs - Helen
MacLean and Dorothy Bell, family
and consumer affairs - Rena Caldwell
and Charlotte McDowell, agriculture
and Canadian industries - Grace Eyre
and Phyllis Parsons, citizenship and
world affairs •- Margaret Hoggarth
and Thea- Wisch, curator - Hilda
Payne, pianist - Mary Broadfoot,
assistant pianist - Verda Sinclair and
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Frances.
Kippen United Church
On Easter Sunday the Easter lilies
in the -sanctuary of St. Andrews were
placed there by Lloyd. June and Scott
Cooper in memory of Morley and
Florence Cooper. The choir sang the
anthems "[Jodie" and "Easter Song".
Rev. Lorne Keays' sermon was on
'-The Meaning of the Resurrection".
Help the minister please by letting • •
him know of parishioners who are in
hospital.
•• Kippen Gun Club
Jamie Caldwell, president of the
Kippen Gun Club, along with helpers
Dan Crerar, Bob Baker and Al Kyle.
arranged the grand opening on Tues-
day April 7. There was a good turnout
for the first shoot of the year.
Following is a list of shooters and
their scores: Paul Middleton - 50: Al
Kyle = 24; Brad Mann - 24; Bert
Mahaffy - 2:3: Jamie Caldwell - 23:
Lloyd Haskell - 23; Lloyd Veneer - 23:
veil
Voskamo - 23; Jack Milia - 23: Ed
Steegstra -22; Glen Mogk - 22: Jody
Mosurinjohn -21: Dennis Steep - 21:
Bob Baker - 21: Paul Mellor - 21;
Roger Haines - 21; Ken Whetham - 21:
Brent Dawe - 21; Jim Butcher - 20:
Kevin Clark - -20; Harrison Schock -
18; Paul Lamb - 18; Al Edwards - 18;
Shanon Miller - 17; John Glazier - 16;
Bart Postom - 11.
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GIFT FOR PRESIDENT - - Rena Caldwell presents a gift of apprecia-
tion to Kippen East UCW president Grace Drummond.
Intcirlo
t"%t"15tlii✓ ram'',
Thursday, May 7th
Hensall and District
Community Centre
Hensall-
6:30p.m. Doors Open
8:30 p.m. Live Wintario Draw
with
Faye Dance and
Greg Beresford
Admission tickets available in Hensall at:
The Flower Basket '
The Birch Tree •
The Spinning Wheel
a William's Hairstyling •
Ron's Health Centre
CIBC - Main Branch
For further information
please call -262-2812.
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