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The church was filled for the Remembrance Day Service with the Legion Legion Aux- iliary, and youth groups of the community as special guests for the annual Remembrance Day parade. "The men and women who died, and the suffering that was endured was not only to keep the best of the old world from being over run by the worst, but also in order to build a world that would be worthy of the best visions men ever had, a land where their children, and children's children could live in love and peace," Mr. McDonald said. He closed the sermon with a very meaningful poem, with background music, called "The Man We Never Knew". Mary Brintnell greeted the congregation and the ushers were Murray Wareing, Mur- ray McGregor, Fred Elder and Mark McGregor. Following the service the congregation followed the parade to the Cenotaph for the laying of the wreaths. The parade was led to the Cenotaph by the band com- prising Brian Fink, Gerry Wurm and Corky Schroeder ( they also led the parade to the church). Parade Marshal was Wilmer Dalyrmple. The service was conducted by Rev. Stan McDonald with president Larry Uyl in charge of the wreaths. Bugler Frans Boogemans, Dashwood, was in attendance. Wreaths were placed as follows: Province of Ontario by Jean Munn; Legion by President Larry Uyl; Ladies' Auxiliary by President Col- leen Ferris; Village of Hen- sall by Reeve Harry Klungel; Hay Twp. by Lionel Wilder Reeve; Tuckersmith Twp. by Reeve Robert Bell; W.G. Thompson and Sons Ltd- by John Skea; O'Connor Funeral Hones by Donna Allan; Li- quor Control Board by Charles Cooper; Bank of Commerce by Sharon Dox- tator; Bank of Montreal by Doreen Welsh; Boy Scouts by - Ken Clarke. The Ladies Auxiliary serv- ed lunch following the service at the Cenotaph. The Remembrance Day Banquet was held at 6 p.m. in the evening at the Hensall Community Centre. A delicious meal was catered by Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Rader of Dashwood. Chairman for the evening was the president of the Legion, Larry Uyl. R.G. Shrier, president of Signal Star Publications, was guest speaker at the Hensall Legion's Remembrance Day dinner. The newspaper owner, columnist and broad caster explored the meaning of freedom, focussing on the individual's freedom to reach his full potential in the pro- cess of becoming a better resident of planet earth. Shrier concluded by saying each has a responsibility to become what one ought to become; we were not created to live haphazard, slipshod lives. Life is nothing more than a declaration of one's will. Amber Lodge The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on Wednesday evening November 7 with Noble Grand Eunice Aikenhead presiding assisted by Vice Grand Lois Jones. The charter was draped in memory of Brother Earl Fox. Past Grand Master, Sister Meta Priestly. Past Presi- dent. and Sister Ilelen Spicer. Past President. Donations were made to the Ilensall Skating Club and the Children's Family Services plus the Lodge's contribution towards sending a student to the United Nations. It was decided that the Christmas meeting would be the first meeting in December, followed by an ex- change of gifts with the secret sisters and a pot luck lunch Members are reminded that on November 21 the lodge will be entertaining members of Brussels and Goderich Lodges. Several of the Past Noble (;rands of Amber Lodge were entertained by Pride of Huron Lodge Exeter, on Thrtrsday evening. 1 nit :t Ilensall united ('hurch Unit 3 of Hensall United held their November meeting in the Church parlour on Tuesday. Lauretta Riley took the worship, the theme being "Remembrance Day 1984". Everyone repeated the 23rd Psalm. Two minutes of silence was observed, follow- ed by singing hymns. Dorothy Parker presided for the meeting and opened with a poem. Members answered by wearing a pop- Kay Elder took the study "Christian Response to Chris- tian Development". She showed a film which asked "Do we Really Understand The Needs of These People". We should listen to what they are really asking - for social justice as well as food. We then discussed the film and what we can do. It is a very complex question with no easy answer. 011ie Cooper and Marg Con- sitt served a lovely tray of bread and a cup of tea. Queensway news On Monday afternoon the ladies from Bethel Reformed Church hosted an afternoon of bingo. They also led a sing- song. We had a delightful afternoon. On Tuesday afternoon Rev. McDonald led our church ser- vice. Mrs. Nan Britton and Mrs. Mary Roobol assisted throughout the service. Mrs. Dorothy Mickle played the piano. On Wednesday evening we watched a movie about a week in the life of an Australian family, entitled Mount Gambia. On Thursday afternoon we baked cookies. Of course we sampled our baking. On Friday afternoon we listened to poetry readings as we made poppies to put up on our doors to commemorate Remembrance Day on Sunday. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett visited last week with the lat- ter's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown at Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz, py. Freda Boa read an article from the mandate. Bazaar plans were finalized for November 14 at 3 o'clock with each member being assigned their duties. The Church calendars fig 1985 were distributed. Marg Cole showed a film "Christian Development in the world of /80" for study assisted by Dorothy Brintnell. The president reviewed the December meeting and thanked everyone for taking part. Lauretta Riley gave readings- "Time for Everything" and "Watch Canada for the Program". The meeting closed with prayer. Hostesses were Dorothy Parker and Pat Noakes. Carmel Y.C.W. The PCW of Carmel Presbyterian Church enjoyed a delicious evening dinner at the Bean Pot on Monday night, followed by their meeting at the church. Florence Hyde was in charge of the worship. Jean Snell read an article on "Peace" and Margaret Hog- garth also read on "Peace". For the topic Florence Hyde gave an interesting talk on "November, a Time of Preparing and Waiting" and closed with a reading ' 'Give Yourself a Little Time". President Dorothy Taylor presided for the business. Cathy Bell gave the report to shut-ins. The treasurer's report was most gratifying. Several donations were to be sent to different groups, namely Ewart College, Mis- sion Fund, Save the Children Fund. The December meeting will be held on December 3 at 12:30 p.m. with a pot luck din- ner and an exchange of gifts. Florence Hyde and Winnie Skea turned in tapes they had collected. DorothyTaylor closed with the Benediction. Carmel Presbyterian Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted Remembrance Day service in Carmel Presbyterian on Sunday speaking on "Justice and Peace". Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ. The Remembrance Day service was followed on the program. Unit 1 meets Lorna Spencer chaired the November meeting for Unit 1 of Hensall United Church and opened the Devotional by the singing "0 God Our Help In Ages Past". Remembrance Day was her theme. The shrines to our soldiers are visited by many for various reasons. What Does Remembrance Day Mean to You. We know that war is senseless. that nobody ever wins, but we do not learn from past history. An appropriate prayer followed. She then recited "In Flanders Field" and closed by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The minutes were read and the roll call answered by giv- ing one's favourite colour. There were nine ladies present. AT THE CENOTAPH — Bugler Frans Boogemans sounds The Last Post during a Remembrance Day ceremony at the Hensall cenotaph. 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