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by Bertha MacGregor
Mrs. Fran Siemon of
Sonora, California spent a
pleasant holiday with her
mother Mrs. Annie Noakes
and they also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noakes
and family at Mt. Brydges
when Kenneth Noakes and
family from Hamilton and
Waterdown were also
d n
tes, Iiappe
visiting, when all enjoyed a
real family get-together.
Mrs. Alice Ferg who was a
patient in South Huron
Hospital in Exeter has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
was a representative at a
one -day seminar held in
Clinton last week under the
direction of Myra Schrift.
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consultant from En-
vironmental Psychology and
Social Research of Toronto.
The purpose of this meeting
was to go through a series of
exercises designed to help a
community determine the
extent to which its collective
resources are adequately
meeting the leisure needs of
its older adults.
Mrs. Don Gooding of
Parkhill, Mrs. Fred
Johnston and Andrew of
Moosonee were Sunday
visitors with the former's
mother, Mrs. Mabel Munn.
In spite of overcast skies
and threatening rain, the
Hensall United Church and
district committee for Senior
Citizen Housing held a very
successful rummage, auc-
tion and bake sale raising a
total of approximately $1,800
from the three events. This
will make a fine foundation
from which to launch a cam-
paign for funds for
necessary, preliminary ex-
penses. The committee
wishes to thank all who
helped in any way to make
the day a success.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Coghlin, and Mr. and Mrs.
ings
Chester Earl, and Judith,
and Mrs. Carl McDonald
visited on Sunday at the
Manse with Rev. Stanley
McDonald and family.
Visiting with Irma Wilds
were Henry and Marie
Wilds, Pat Wilds, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilds, Winnifred Wilds,
Nora, Harry and Hale, Ruth
and Mike Wilds.
Roy and Mabel Anderson
visited Vivian Alderson.
Mrs. Shirley Prouty visited
several residents. Mike
Moss visited Irma Moss.
Bill, Margaret, Doug and
Eva Triebner visited with
Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Les
Mitchell • visited with his
mother, Louise Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Holland, Gwen and Michael
of Clinton were visitors on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Sangster and Brad.
Mother's Day visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock
and Jane were _.Mrs, Edith
Bell of Exeter, Mrs. Susie
Pollock of Varna, Mrs.
Shirley Passmore, Mike and
Deb of London, Mrs. Betty
Beaver of Paris and Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Struyf of Thed-
ford.
events in
A canvass will be made in
Hensall for South Huron and
District Mentally Handicap-
ped, distributing Seeds of
Hope, proceeds for Huron
Hope Nursery, ARC In-
dustries, eight apartments
and residential services,
Rehabilitation for Mentally
Handicapped.
Volunteer canvassers are:
Donna Allan, Iva Reid,
Beatrice Uyl, Colleen Ferris,
Beverly Hovius, Darlene
Uyl, Ruth Knip, Alice
Neilands, Irene Zwart, Lin-
da Traquair and The
Messengers.
Amber Lodge meets
Amber Lodge met on
Wednesday evening for the
regular meeting. Noble
Grand Bertha MacGregor
was assisted by the Vice -
Grand, Gladys Coleman,
who reported on cards sent
to members. Mrs. Evelyn
McBeath gave a report on
the..distriet meeting which
she attended as represen-
tative in Brussels. The pro-
ceeds ° from the dessert
euchre and bake sale were
-most gratifying. The IOOF
and Rebekahs will attend
worship in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on May
24th at 10:15 a.m. The open
installation will be held in
the local hall on June 21st at
8 p.m. for the D.D.G,M.
Nominations followed.
Lodge closed and
refreshments were served
by Irene Blackwell, Edith
Bell and Leona Parke.
Unit IV meets
The UCW meeting of Unit
IV was held in the
Fellowship Hall of Hensall
United Church on Thursday,
May 7 with Mrs. Nan Britton
presiding.
She opened the meeting
with 12 important things to
remember and a hymn was
sung. Mrs. Susan Purdy had
charge of the devotional
reading portions from the
book of Acts. She spoke on
the Christian Church in
South Korea and also stated
Partnership is Vital.
Mrs. Nan Britton also
spoke ,on Partnership and
said we can be blessed being
with others, so we can
receive as well as give.
Following her reading she
led in prayer. Rev. Stanley
McDonald presented the
film, "If I Should Die Before
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1981—PAGE 15
ensall area
I Wake" depicting the ter-
minally ill, our approach and
communications and led a
discussion and closed with
prayer. The roll call was
answered by 14 members
present.
Mrs. Dorothy Mickle was
secretary and pianist for the
meeting. The treasurer,
Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt gave a
gratifying report of proceeds
from the beef barbecue in
April. Mrs. Gladys Coleman
received the offering.
Business followed and the
group was reminded about
the bake sale at the Fiddlers'
Contest and the group is to
provide and serve lunch at
the general meeting in June
and is responsible for the
flowers in the church in May.
Seventy-eight visits were
made to the -sick and shut-ins
during the past two months.
Mrs. Mary Roobol, card con-
vener, reported eight Easter
cards and one birthday card
sent. Tile prograzri number
was gi en by Mrs. Mary
Roobol and she read two
poems and the meeting dos-
ed with a hymn and prayer
by Mrs. Britton. A social
hour followed and lunch was
served by Mrs. Pearl Shad -
dick, Mrs. Roobol and Mrs.
Gladys Coleman.
The residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
are most grateful to Unit II
of the Hensall United Church
for bingo and treats, the
ladies of the Mennonite
Church, Zurich for an after-
noon of bingo and to Mrs.
Elizabeth Faber for
transportation to go bowling.
Rev° Hargraves was in
charge of the church service.
United News
Hensall United Church
was beautifully decorated
with spring flowers donated
from the garden of Mrs.
Mary Haugh of Brucefield
for Christian Family Sunday
on May 10, Mother's Day.
Sunday School was cancelled
so that families could wor-
ship together. The children's
talk was on the comforting
presence of a mother.
Rev. Stanley McDonald
took as his text, "Honour
Thy Father and Thy
Mother", and spoke on the
challenge of belonging to a
Christian family, the
parents' responsibilities be-
ing
o-ing to raise the children in
love and security, to be a
good example and to be a
good influence. The children
must also be responsible and
honor their parents and
follow the example they
have set.
The service was conducted
on the theme, "God is Here".
First we come, second we
listen and lastly,we respond.
Social family hymns were
sung during the service.
Welcoming at the front door
were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Stebbins and family. Ushers
were Brian Beer and Steve
Corbett. Next Sunday is
Canadian\\Bible Society Sun-
day when Rev. Howlett of
London will be guest
speaker. Unit 1 of the UCW
will be meeting on Thursday,
May 14th at 2 p.m.
"Boo hoo, we are poor little petunias in an onion patch," sing the morning kindergarten
class at Clinton Public school as their part of the primary grade's concert last week.
Nearly 350 packed the auditorium for the event. (James Fitzgerald photo)
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WMS meets
The WMS of Carmel
Presbyterian Church met on
Monday evening with Mrs.
Marlene Bell presiding and
opened with a poem on
Mother's Day. Mrs. Kathy
Bell was in charge of devo-
tional and gave an ' in-
teresting message. Mrs. Ske
gave a reading and an invita-
tion was received to Caen
Church in Exeter on May 11,
also a thank you note from
the staff of Queensway.
Mrs. Bell thanked all who
helped at the Queensway
Nursing Horne and a card of
thanks was received from
the Thomson family. Ar-
rangements were made for
the birthday party on June 1.
The offering was received
and dedicated by Mrs. Bell.
Chiselhurst UCW
Chiselhurst UCW held
their monthly meeting last
Tuesday with president.
Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
presiding. Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presented the wor-
ship and plans were finalized
for the birthday party at the
Bluewater Rest Home on
• May 13.
Alma College forms are
available for anyone who
wishes to attend August 16-
19, Correspondence dealt
with donations to be sent to
the following: Seeds to
Africa, Blankets to Overseas
Relief and Camp
Menesetung. Mrs. Pearl
Taylor read an article. Mrs.
Shirley Kerslake spoke and
showed clippings on physical
disability and Mrs. Sarah
Dick read a poem.
Rev. McDonald showed a
film and the president thank-
ed everyone for .taking part
A card was passed around
for everyone to sign and con-
gratulations were extended
w Mr. and Mrs F:arl
Kinsmen nn their :48'h an-
niversar Re% Mc 1)nnald
ted in prayer and a Wart ex-
har e fn}lcwerl Hostesses
were rinrattn, Parker. Vora
Jioss and Marlene t'.trk•