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UC welcomes new members
Hensall United Church
was filled to capacity on
Sunday evening when a
special service of con-
Hensall
Berths M.Gregpr
Colleen Bowie Forrest, Janis
Lee Whitman Bisback,
Christopher Nelson
Reaburn, and Steven Hans
Gerstenkorn, in the Hensall
congregation, and James
Raymond Lloyd Parsons into
the Chiselhurst
congregation.
The elders taking part in
the Laying on of Hands were
firmation and the Laying on George Parker, Dorothy
of Hands took place. The Brintnell, Randy Parker,
service was conducted by Shirley McAllister, Dr.
Rev. McDonald . with Dr. Goddard, Irene Davis,
Topp at the organ. Sheila Elaine Stebbins, David
Riley greeted the Brock, Cecil Pepper, Glenn
congregation and Starr Slade, Dianne Gerstenkorn
Jesney and Dana Boxatte and Sadie Hoy.
were the ushers. Scott_
Jesney was the special usher
who escorted the parents and
wives of the candidates for
confirmation into the sanc-
tuary.
This very beautiful service
opened with a special con-
firmation hymn as the
candidates and elders
processed into the sanc-
tuary. Scriptures from the
Book of Ephesians and The
Gospel of John were read, as
direction to the candidates
and the choir sang the an-
them "Non Nobis Domine"
During the Laying of
Hands, the following persons
nfirmed i
were co nto the
Hensall and Chiselhurst
Congregations: Darren
Robert Moir, David Elliott
Rowcliffe, Susan Christina
Purdy, John Scott Douglas
Jamieson, Charles Kerr -
wood Doxtator, John
Douglas O'Brien, Donald
Everett Stebbins, Heather
During the confirmation
the choir led the
congregation in prayer
through a confirmation
hymn "0 Take my Hand,
Dear Father". Following the
presentation of Bible and
certificates, the newly
confirmed members
received communion.
The following people were
welcomed as members of
our congregation through
transfer of membership;
Mrs. Larry (Evelyn) Elder
from Carrell Chapel United
Methodist Church, Sneads
Ferry, N. Carolina; Mrs.
John (Evelyn) McAllister
from Exeter United Church;
John McAllister from
Centralia United Church,
Centralia; and Mrs: Steven
(Janine) Corbett from Caven
Presbyterian Church,
Exeter.
Greeting arrivals at the
door was Fred Elder and
ushers, John and David
Rowcliffe.
Letting the Spirit Lead Us
was the theme on Sunday,
March 29 of the "Pilgrims of
the Road" Lenten series of
sermons being preached by
Rev. Stanley McDonald at
Hensall United Church.
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TOO SMALL FOR ATOMS — The Hensall Novice team borrowed atom shirts to play in the
tournament in Zurich, Saturday. This may have brought the team bad luck, as they lost both
their tournament games. Later a Strathroy team borrowed the shirts, and lost to Zurich.
Shown here are: (back), coach Les Gardner (left) and manager Harry Moir; (back row,
from Left) Brad Dewys, Scott Banks, Paul Hill, Jason Clarke, Rob Ducharme, Mike Hoffman,
Ben Rathwell, David Hayter, David Hoogeness, and Steve Campbell; (front row, from left)
Brad Mount, Derick McGee, John Rooseboom, Devon Moir, Rob Hoffman, and Chris
Gardner.
Varna vacationers meet Jimmy
Bill and Joyce Dowson and
Allan and Marjorie Hayter
had a unique experience
when they stopped at Plains,
Georgia on their way home
from Florida. They shook
hands with former president
Carter and his wife Rosalyn
Varna
by Mary Chapin
who arrived there in their
helicopter. They also saw a
woman they believe was
President Anwar Sadat's
wife, who was visiting the
Carters...
They were in Winter Haven
for .four days and visited
with Bob and Willa Taylor,
and also visited Rev. Alex
and Margaret Taylor when
they were in the Tampa
area.
Church guest speaker
Miss Deborah Hart, from
near Dunnsville, a student at
Emmanuel College, was the
guest speaker in Varna and
Goshen churches on Sunday.
She spoke on behalf of the
appeal for two million
dollars for the college in the
next three years, for badly
needed additional staff and
increased overhead costs
because of inflation.
Thete are 200 students,
ages 22 to 70, enrolled in
basic and advanced courses,
up 100 percent since 1969. If
each envelope contributor in
the four central conferences
were to contribute $3.50 per
year for the three years, the
one and a half million they
hope to get from this source
would be realized. There will
be a campaign here in the
near future.
Miss Hart, who has a
degree in physical educa-
tion, had being prayerfully
considering the ministry for
some time, and told how a
visit to Israel so impressed
her that her desire to
minister was confirmed.
Young people of the charge
were invited to talk with her
during lunch after the ser-
vice at Goshen.
The Women's Group is
meeting again on Tuesday
afternoon at 1:30 for study
sessions. A quilt is being
done this week, and hopeful-
ly, banners for the front of
the sanctuary. Please
remember the Easter
meeting of U.C.W. tonight.
Varna Novice players
The Clinton Novice team,
coached by Ron Jewitt and
Doug McAsh, won a
beautiful trophy in the
Zurich weekend tournament.
They defeated Hensall 3-0 on
Friday, Huron Park 3-2
Saturday morning, and
lima -Logan (Monkton area)
1-0 Saturday afternoon.
These kids play surprisingly
good hockey for their age. I
might add a correction -
Paul Caldwell, son of Ken
and Marg, lives in Clinton,
not Brucefield, as most peo-
ple around here would know.
The Hensall Atoms, the
team Jim Hill and Scott Kir-
ton play for, had 'a 4-4 tie
game against their dads on
Wednesday night.
Varna 4-H club
The seventh and final
meeting was held at the
home of Kate Keys. We open-
ed the meeting by saying the
4-H motto, "Learn to do by
doing". We answered the
roll call with "What will co-
ordinate with your vest?"
We finished our cost re-
port of garment sheet and
garment evaluation sheet,
and our own evaluation of
our garment, then did the
record of achievement in
Ready -- Get Set --
Sew ! We played the
"=Clothhesline Game". When
it was done correctly, you
had a skirt and vest on
paper.
Lori Hayter will be the
commentator for the fashion
review on achievement
night. Peggy Van Wonderen
and Jacqui Taylor will ex-
plain the exhibit.
We designed our book
covers and talked about our
trip to the Ice Capades on
April 7.
by Julie Webster.
Stanley recreation news
The recreation committee
has awared Gail Horton with
a gift for designing a Stanley
Township crest. This crest is
now available from any of
the committee members.
Bill Chessell has been
hired as caretaker for
Stanley Township ball park.
fn April, new fencing will be
installed for protection
around both diamonds.
The co-ordinators are busy
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Personals
On Sunday, June Webster
and her -girls entertained
about 25 relatives at a bridal
shower honoring Bob's
niece, Joan Hart of Brussels,
who is being married on
April 18.
Miss Darlene Hayter has
returned to Fort MacMurray
after a week's vacation at
her home.
Brian Chessell and Liz
McNutt were among area
teenagers who attended a
TOC ALPHA executive
meeting in Oshawa on the
weekend. Brian was elected
editor of their quarterly
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