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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-10-12, Page 15ce By Bertha MacGregor HENSALL - Stewardship was the topic for the 'Thanksgiving meeting of Hensall United Church Women held on Oct. 3. President Mrs. Joyce Pepper conducted the meeting and Mrs. Jean Wareing was Secretary. Mrs. Pepper opened the meeting with a poem and a Thanksgiving devotional was led by Mrs. Audrey Christie with Mrs. Belva Fuss at the piano. The study was led by Rev. Stanley McDonald and centered around a film Partners. It lead everyone to realize how embracing stewardship is. Miss Mary Goodwin had arranged for the study. Correspondence was received from the Bluewater Rest Home for a birthday party in November; a letter from Jo and Keith Jamieson, missionaries in India; request for donations from Alcohol and Drug Con- cerns and Leprosy Mission; and letters of thanks from Mission Services and Family and Children's Services. The Finance Committee had two recom- mendations. They asked that consideration be given to carpeting the gallery of the church after consultation with the church property committee and that any surplus balance at the end of November be given to the Over and Above fund. A request was received for financial help for the Sunday School supplies and a motion carried. The Fall bale will be packed November lst. Mrs. Pepper read another poem and stated that the new 4-H club had started. It was decided to purchase 100 calendars if available, to sell among the congregation. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Audrey Christie and Rev. McDonald gave the benediction. Rebekah installation Mrs. Margaret Consitt Noble Grand of Amber Rebekah Lodge presided for the in- stallation of the officers on Oct. 5. She was assistet by Vice Grand Mrs. Margaret Up - shall when Mrs. Marion Rose and her in- stalling staff of Edelweiss Lodge Seaforth installed the incoming officers, of District No. 23 of Huron were present. Mrs. Rose U.D.P. was introduced by P.G. Bertha MacGregor and received by Noble Grand Mrs. Consitt and presented with a corsage. Mrs. Olive Varley read the com- mission, Mrs. Rose and staff Marshall Mrs. Rachel Rheil; Pianist Mrs. Edith Dunlop, Soloist Mrs. Ruth Campbell; Secretary Mrs. Irene Smith; Treasurer and Financial Secretary Mrs. Margaret Sharpe; Chaplain Mrs. Ethel Boyce; Outside Guardian Mrs. Mildred Kerr; Inside Guardian Mrs. Margaret Carter; Vice Grand Mrs. Ruth Chapple. Mrs. Dorothy Corbett,gave the Financial statement and Mrs. Ruby Bell reported for the finances and Mrs. Margaret Upshall reported for the visiting committee. Mrs. Rose D.D.P. gave an outstanding ad- dress on Promoting Happiness. Mrs. Mag- gie Campbellexpressed courtesy remarks. All members are invited to a banquet at Goderich on November 1st when the Presi- dent of the Rebekah Assembly will make her official visit. Past District Deputies of Hurqn District No. 8 in the IOOF Lodge, Hensall, on Friday evening for the general meeting, under the direction of President Alex McBeath, Past D.D.P.'s from Monkton and Listowel were Children read for MS Starting October llth, ten schools from the Public and Separate School Boards in Huron County will be reading to raise funds for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. The READ-a-thon program in Huron County will involve 1264 students who hope to raise $3,600. The 1982 program involved five of these ten schools. These schools registered 227 students who read a total of 1388 books raising $1,102.25. Mary Vezeau, regional READ-a-thon coordinator said, "If everyone in the Huron area sponsored one child in their neighbourhood they would be helping to motivate that child to read while raising funds for the crippling disease of young adults." Multiple Sclerosis is a disease of the cen- tral nervous system which may be characterized by disturbances of vision, muscle control, balance and speech. MS usually affects young adults between the ages of 20 to 40. As yet, there is no known cause or cure. All funds raised will be used for research. also present, 20 members attended. A ban- quet was served by four Rebekahs. The spr- ing meeting wilt be held in Monkton on April 6, 1984 with Mr. John Moffatt Chairman and Mr. Bill Taylor Secretary. Mrs. Britten then spoke of some of the events coming up, that had been mentioned at the General meeting on Monday evening. The Fall bale will be packed November lst. For the Study Mrs. Britton chose three ar- ticles from the Mandate magazine and one from the Church Observer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Sadie Hoy, Mrs. Shirley Luther, and Mrs. Elva Forrest. Unit 3 Hold Thanksgiving Meeting Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell presided for the meeting of Unit Three of Hensall UCW on Oct. 4. Margaret had the worship on Thankfulness and Mrs Rrintnell gave a poem. Fifteen members answered the Roll Call by "something to be thankful for". Miss Mary Kinsman read a poem for the pro- gram. Mrs. Dorothy Parker read from the mandate on our missionary from Korea. Mrs. Pearl Taylor assisted Mrs. Brintnell, on the study Jesus The Life of the World. Hostesses were Mrs. Beatrice Munn and Vera Ross. United News Hensall United Church congregation were reminded on Sunday morning of the thankfulness for harvest through the decorations of the Sanctuary. Unit One of the United Church Women were in charge of preparing the Sanctuary for Thanksgiving through displays of vegetables and fruit on the windows and front of the church. The flowers on the Memorial Stand were placed in memory of Mr. Wilfred Mack by his wife, and family, Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister and family of Hensall. Other flowers were placed in honor of the mar- riage of Ruth Shepherd to Steward Wise in the church on Saturday. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of Man's Thanks and God's Grace. The Junior choir added much to the Thanksgiving Ser- vice through their anthems and songs. A trio of Mindy and Angela Bell and Robert Gackstetter sang a children's Thanksgiving hymn. Joyce Pepper was the pianist for the choir and Mr. McDonald directed them. Douglas Klopp was the organist for the service and John Rowcliffe greeted the con- gregation. Tim Mann, Ray Jacobe, Steve Corbett and Ron Riley were the ushers. The fall session of Bible Study began on Tuesday morning at the United Church with an excellent attendance. The subject covered for this unit is The Beatitudes. The group meets every Tuesday morning at 10 a.rn. Mr. McDonald, assisted by Elders Dorothy Parker and Dorothy Brintnell, held a communion service at the Blue Water Rest Home on Thursday morning. There are quite a number from the United Church residence of the home and regular commu- nion services have been planned for them along with their friends. UCW meet The Thanksgiving meeting of Unit 4 of the UCW was held on Oct. 6, with Mrs. Nan Brit- ton opening the meeting with a poem. The devotional given by Mrs. Vera Lemmon and her topic was on Forgiveness. People Report Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase of London have taken up residence in the Northcrest Seniors Apartments on Queen Street. We welcome them to our village. Mrs. Grace Farmer, Mrs. Lulu Love and Mrs. Cyrl Cornish of Kincardine visited with friends here last week. Mrs. Blanche Chapman of London was a Thanksgiving visitor with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mock have returned home after a pleasant holiday to the British Isles and other places of interest. Mr. Charles Mickle of Hamilton spent the holiday weekend visiting with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. A farewell dinner was held at the Bayview Restaurant on Oct. 6 in honor of Eric Luther, who has been Manager of the Bank of Montreal, Hensall for the past 16 years. He is now moving to the Exeter Branch. He was presented with a gift by Mr. D. A. McGlinchley. Several of the Senior Citizens of the Three Links, Hensall attended the Fall Rally held at Seaforth on Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Ferg visited over the holiday with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Coulter in Listowel. Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander of Exeter has taken up residence in the "Northcrest Seniors Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett attended the wedding of the latter's nephew, Mr. Brock Adams to Miss Diane Rio of London on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams at Dashwood followed by a dinner MASKS BEST SELECTION Where? Row's H..Ith Centre NENsw��= t and reception at the Dashwood Community Centre. Mrs. A. W. Shirray has taken up residence in the Northcrest Senior Apartments Hen - sail. Presbyterian news Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted Thanksgiving services in Carmel r eti Presbyterian Church on Sunday his sermon being on "The Spirit of Thankfulness". Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ for the service of song. The sanctuary was most beautifully decorated for the service of Thanksgiving. The Huron Presbyterial of the WMS held their Fall Rally, in Knox Church, Belgrave on Oct. 12. GLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1 -PAGE 15 CO er The WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church met on Oct. 3 for the Thank -Offering_ meeting. Mrs. Gloria Mousseau had the worship and Mrs. Jean Snell read the Scrip- ture. Mrs. Eric Luther was the guest speaker and she spoke on Praise and Thanksgiving stating "Christianity is Jesus in Action in our Lives". The President Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided for the ladies' meeting which followed and opened the meeting with a poem. 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