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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-16, Page 15Hensall groups enjoy Christmas p By Bertha MacGregor The Vi .M.S. and Ladies Group enjoyed a delicious pot luck meal on Monday on Monday at the bonne of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoggarth. The rooms and tables were decorated artistically for the oc stone Maio Kenneth Knight gave the blessing preceeding the meaL The president, Mrs. Robert Belt presided for the meeting of the W.M.S. and opened with a poem. Mrs. Al Hoggarth was in charge of the worship and spoke on "The Gifts of Chrishnas". Mrs. William Bell read the scripture and Mrs. Hoggarth led in Bible readings followed by members taking verse parts. A meditation on "Christmas Gifts" was given by Mrs. Hoggarth. Mrs. Robert Taylor played "0 Star of the East" and "0 Holy Night" on the organ. Mrs. Bell presided for the business, and the roll call was answered by naming your favourite Christmas CaroL An invitation was received from Queensway Nursing Manor to "open house' December 9th and from the Huron County Christmas Bureau for toys, good used clothing or un - perishable food. It may be left at the store in Exeter. The treasurer, Mrs. Bell gave a very gratifying report, and the present ex- pressed apressed sincere thanks to Mrs. Hoggarth for her hospitality. Mrs. Al Hoggarth presided for the Ladies' meeting which followed, and opened with a Christmas poem and prayer. Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau read the minutes and the treasurer, Mrs. H. Hyde, gave an excellent report. Following the business, plans were reviewed for the 1982 programs. Mrs. Marlene Bell reported for the cards and treats; and gave a reading "The Sunday School Teacher". Mrs. Moir reported for the quilt committee, and boxes and cards will be taken care of on Tuesday Dec. 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the church. Next meeting January 4th in the church at 2 p.m. Mrs. Jean Snell of Exeter won the lucky plate. Canvass success Eric Luther, chairman for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind wishes to advise that Hensel' had another successful campaign again this year, with a total of $1,405.60 realized, and wishes to thank everyone who donated to this organization to help make the1981 canvass a success. Special thank to the following groups for their help in the door-to-door canvass: Women's Institute, Amber Rebekah Lodge, Women's Auxiliary, Carmel Presbyterian Church Arn old Circle. Senior's Enjoy Party The "Three Links" Senlors of Hensall met in the local hall on Tuesday evening for their annual Christmas meeting, The Hall was beautifully decorated for . the occasion and the tables presented a delightful appearance. Following a sumptuous dinner, the president Mrs. Eileen Rennie presided for the business and the treasurer, Mts. Dorothy Brintnell gave her report and the secretary Mrs. Irene Davis read the correspondence and called the roll. The meeting closed by singing the "Queen" with Mrs. Alf Ross at the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McBeath were in charge of the program and spoke a few words stating they had asked Eric Luther, W help with the program. It so happened that the Gosse sisters Sonya and Michele from Newfoundland, who are studying music at the University of Western Ontario were visiting the block's and being acquaintances of the Luthers, were requested by Eric to sing for the seniors which was so much appreciated by all. The sisters and accompanist were thanked and given a hearty applause. It was a real pleasure to be entertained by these talented students. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Knott of Seaforth were on the program and Elgin played several toe -tapping selections on the violin, accompanied by- his wife at the piano. Mrs. Hilda Payne gave an in- teresting reading "A December Night, Long, Long Ago", and Mrs. Laird Mickle favoured with several piano selections which were very much enjoyed by all Mrs. Alex McBeath gave a humourous reading entitled "An Ode To Christmas or Keeping Your Cool" Alex made some humourous remarks and Mr. Knott favoured with several more selections on his violin. Alex thanked all for taking part in the program and making the evening so enjoyalaie. Women's Institute hear speaker Mrs. Doris Batkin of Clinton, secretary - treasurer of the Huron County Historical Society was guest speaker at the December meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute in December, and she told how the Historical Society came into being in 1964 and about the beginning of the County Museum at Goderich, now con- sidered one of the best museums in Canada. Meetings of the Historical Society are held all over the County and the articles read at these meetings are published annually. Many valuable and PLANNING A HOLIDAY? Include MUTUAL OF OMAHA TRAVEL INSURANCE. and you won't have a worry in the world. NO DOLLAR LIMIT on covered metrical expenses. CONTACT, P.A. ROY INSURANCE BROKER INC. 14 HURON STREET, CLINTON 482-935702482-7474 irreplaceable documents have been collected by the Society and are now stored to the vault in the new County Library at Goderich. History has been made since day one. The pioneers kept note as they travelled the Huron Tract and their buildings resembled the architecture of the "Old Country" In 1947, Lady Tweedsmuir asked the Women's Institutes to record the histories of their villages and most branches now continue thea work in their Tweedsmuir history books. The histories are microfilmed and stored in local libraries. President, Mrs. Joyce Pepper, con- ducted the meeting and opened with a poem, "Help yourself to Happiness". Thirteen members answered the roll call by recalling a vanished landmark in the area. After a discussion, it was decided to hold the meetings upstairs, beginning January 1982. This will be the public relations meeting. Mrs. Eileen Ronnie conducted the program, opening with Carol singing. She also read a paper written by Mrs. Grace Peck on the early years of Hensall Women's Institute. Hostesses Mrs. Gladys _Coleman, and Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and their committees served a dainty lunch. Rev. McDonald speaks to U.C.W. The Hensall United Church Women held their Christmas General meeting, on Monday, December 7, the speaker being their minister Rev. Stanley McDonald, who asked the question, "What Does Christmas Mean To You?" and then presented Christmas as a season .of Joy, Light and Revelation. Rev. McDonald was thanked by Mrs. Dianne Gertsenkorn and presented with a gift of appreciation. He was introduced by Mrs. Kay Elder. The devotional was conducted by ladies' from Unit four, Mrs. Nan Britton, Mrs. Florence Slade and. Mrs. Vera Lemmon who presented a candle -lighting ceremony following this ceremony Mrs. Donna F. John sang a beautiful Christmas carol, with Mrs. Joyce Pepper accompanying at the piano. Mrs. Dorothy Mickle assisted at the piano for the hymns. An address of appreciation for her leadership for the past two years was read by Mrs. Helyn Drysdale to the retiring president, Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn and a Life Membership Badge was pinned on her by Mrs. Shirley McAllister. She was also . presented with a gift of appreciation by Mrs Drummond. Mrs. Gerstenkorn thanked everyone for the gifts and for their Shovelling will be cheaper EXETER - Business people . in Exeter are going to learn that shovelling snow is an inexpensive . chore, calli- pered to fines that they'll face for not clearing away that white stuff. Town council has passed a bylaw stating that owner's or occupants of buildings fronting Exeter's Main Street will now face fines of up to 8500 for failing to remove snow and ice from sidewalks.' They are also required to remove snow or ice ac- cumulations from roofs of their buildings, if the load poses a potential hazard PUBLIC SPEAKING • a communicators Group Correspondence Course For small groups, 5 to 11 people: Clergy, Housewives, Sales Peopte. Teachers, High School and College Students. Political or Social Service Groups: for those who want to improve their communication skills. You decide when and where you will meet and we supply everything else including your personal teacher to guide you along the way. For information: Comet -Can Training Inc-, /7 77 Mowat Ave.. Suite 321:' Toronto, Ontario MK6.3E3 • 5354104 co-operation during her two years in of- fice. ffice. She chaired the meeting and opened with a poem and Dianne Stebbins favoured with two step -dancing numbers. She was presented with a Christmas gift by Mrs. Kay Elder. United church news The annual meeting of the Hensall United Church women was held on Sunday morning following the service December 6. The slate of officers was presented by Mrs. Grace Drummond on behalf of the nominating committee as follows: past - president, Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn; president Mrs. Carl Payne; vice- president, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; second vice- president, vacant; secretary, Mrs. Grace Drummond; treasurer, Mrs. Ian McAllister; unit leaders, Unit I Mrs. Clendon Christie; Unit Two, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; Unit Three, Mrs. Tom Brintnell; Unit Four, Mrs. J.C. Britton; committee conveners - World Outreach, Mrs. Ron Mock ; communications, Mrs. Carl Payne; Chuch in Society, Mrs. Clendon Christie; In Church, vacant; leadership develop- ments, Mrs. Hans Gertsenkorn; Christian Development, Mrs. Ken Elder; Stewar- dship, Miss Mary Goodwin. The Huron -Perth Presbyterial annual meeting will be held in Hensall on January 25 at 12:30 p.m. and special events day will be in Mitchell in April; also U.C.W. Con- ference in Ingersoll ApriL The 20th anniversary of the UCW will be celebrated in June 1982, and the Hensall United Church annual Congregational meeting will begin with a pot -luck supper on Wednesday January 20 at 6:30 p.m. while The World Day Of Prayer will be held on March 5th at Carmel Presbyterian Church Mrs. Gerstenkorn reported the drape that was to be hung inside the front door was ready and also carpeting for the back staircase. Reports were given by all committee conveners and were accepted with the work of the nominating com- mittee. The financial account for 1981 and the budget for 1982 were presented and accepted. It was decided to hang new drapes in the Parlor and the Fellowship Hall, as far ale the Budget would stretch and to redecorate the Den at the Manse. The Meeting adjourned Holy Communion service Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday December 13th, speaking on "Our Best Christmas Gift" Miss Donna Taylor lit the Third Candle of preparation. The choir, was coder the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Taylor. The sacrament of Holy Com- munion was partaken at the service, and neat Sunday, the Young People will be in charge of the entire service. Turn to page 16 • NOTICE to the residents of CLINTON Horday Garbage Pick -Up: Friday, December 25 will be picked u on Thursday, De mbar 24 Friday, January 1 ll be picked up on Thursday, December 31 CHAMNEY SANITATION WRAP IIP A NEW HOOVER VACUUM FOR CHRISTMAS: CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1961 --PAGE 15 1 The elves decided to go on strike against Santa and the kids almost missed getting their toys, during a skit put on by the junior grades at Clinton Public School last Tuesday night. But Mrs. Clain saved the day. (James Fitzgerald photo) About people you know Mr. Gordon Troyer, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter for the past several weeks, returned to his home. Miss Greta Laramie, who suffered a fall at her home, is receiving treatment Exeter Hospital. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. The annual Hensall Public School concert will be held at the school on CONCEPT ONE Earles igetator cheep cleans ewer ctn.,ble t'Ituttlari,q; & q, ...ref acnnn nt prtneout moist. Edge cleaning Mit"hresh . dbece crena. close to the welt Automatic carpet. adjustment ztzpn cleans, re tee, carper Sostreal ptl vh S <Mag attnnq,e fie,=LIT. Ince 'AselLev a cornea -Peel 4110,mesas System 16 qt. hag capacity mora ctbannee: her bay' You Il t, 00 the Qu.c0 . Clhan hag change. 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