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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-22, Page 19Congregation discusses stumbling blocks °By Mildred Lawlor Sunday Worship in Knox United Church was in charge of thq,minister Gary T. Shut, tleworth. Organ prelude was by Lori Million. r Junior choir sang You Know Lord under the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and pianist Lori Millian. Junior congregation was in charge of Margo Middlekamp, Donna Lynn and Lori Armstrong. The minister's sermon was entitled tumbling Blocks to Spiritual Power. 4111 Offering was received by Murray Rollin - on and Peter Verbeek. January 26th will be Holy Communion Service followed by the annual meeting. Personal News Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson of Meaford and Bonnie Armour of° Waterloo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. E. Straughan. Ross Robinson returned hgrne from Alex- andra Marine and General Hospital on the weekend. J.K. Young of Mitchell visited recently with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cartwright spent the weekend in Toronto with their daughter, Lorri who is attending Humber College. Silver Top Dinner The Silver Tops had their potluck dinner on Wednesday, January 15 at the Communi- ty hall with 34 members present. The after- noon was spent playing cards and shuf- fleboard. The weekly euchre party was held Wednesday, January 15 at the Community hall and the winners were: High lady, Kay Lapp; low lady, Marg Brooks; high man; Len Shrobrook; low man, Ray Hannah; novelty, Jane Glousher. Auburn WMS The January meeting of the Auburn Presbyterian WMS was held at the home of Mrs. Warner Andrews. The president Mar- tha Daer presided and gave the call to wor- ship. The devotional was in charge of Lillian Letherland who read the scripture portion. The meditation was on The New year followed by prayer. Dates toremember By Velma Robinson HENSALL - Deanna Brock welcomed eight members to the UCW meeting with a poem "1986". Kay Mock gave a devotion, Mona Alder - dice conducted the business. Dates to remember are: January 23 - the Annual Church Meeting, January 27 - Presbyterial at Exeter United Church, March 7 - World Day of Prayer, and April 9 - Barbecue at Hensall United Chur- ch. Grace Drummond showed a film on the Canadian Iridian and the church at the anuary 13 meeting of the Hensall United ,hunch Women. Grace Drummond and Jean Wareing served a lunch. Three Links The Three Links Seniors met on January 14 with president Aldeen Volland presiding. There were 23 members and one guest pre- • sent. It was decided to have a euchre party on January 28 at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Following the business portion of the meeting, euchre was played with the enter- tahunent committee in charge. Shuffleboard Played Twenty one attended shuffleboard and cards on January 16 at the Hensall Com- munity Centre. Four games winners were: Walter Spencer - 304, John Pepper - 207 and Elsie Carlile -197. ' Three game winners were; Dorothy Britnell - 248, and Alf Ross -164. Bantams Split Games The Hensall Bantams won and lost this week as they travelled to Goderich and Ex- eter. On January 15 the bays were ho.stP(i by Goderich. Hensall managed to come out ahead 7-5 in a rough hard hitting game. Hen- sall's Jason Imanse assisted by Steve Mc- Cullough opened the scoring in the first with Goderich tying it up 27 seconds later. McCullough, assisted by Rob Volland and Scott Bell, once again put Hensall ahead. Then Bell assisted by Volland and Imanse put Hensall ahead by two. Hensall opened the scoring with Brian Moir assisted by Andy Phillips hitting his mark within the first two minutes. Goderich responded and dominated the second period with Imanse and Volland teaming up to get one more for Hensall. Goderich tied the score early in .the third, but Brian Moir, assisted by Jim Dickens and Scott Bell, once again put Hensall ahead. Moir assisted by Rob Taylor marked up the insurance goal in the dying minute of the third. On January 18 the boys travelled to Ex- eter and were defeated 4-2. Jim Dickens, assisted by Brian Moir, opened the scoring in the first, but Exeter responded with three goals. The second period was scoreless and Exeter was first on the scoreboard in the third., With just 14 seconds left Jim Dickens scored Hensall's second goal unassisted but it was- a case of too little too late as the. buzzer sounded to end the game. The boys' next game is January 29 when they will host Mitchell. • Minor Hockey Day Be sure to mark February 22 on the calen- dar. This is Hensall's Minor Hockey Day and each team from the Tykes to the Ban- tams will be hosting a team. A great day of fun even if you don't have a hockey player in your house. RI Doctor is honored c., 1 Yle iv: aRt7 ! 1,(1r-; n hr.r, held at the Benmiller Inn. . Dr. Palmer was presented with a plaque commemorating his many years of dental service to his community. ': BENMILLER- Oti"Decetiiher'6, Dr: Dtfi. Palmer of Clinton, along with Dr. Bill Bruce of Kincardine and Dr. John Corbett of Ex- eter, was honored at the Wingham and District Dental Society's Chr; turas party. A PASTY TO GO... The study portion was in charge of Martha Daer who read a Missionary, story from the Mission Update. Huron Chapel Missionary Church The new year was ushered t an Adult Fellowship gathering held at\ t chapel. Games, film, lunch and prayer made up the program. Many hours have been spent in renovating and decorating the parsonage in prepara- tion for the arrival of the new pastor and his wife, Rev. James and Lorraine Carne. The house was finished sufficiently on January 10 to have a surprise house warming and kit- chen shower for them. Sunday, January 12 was the occasion for the installation service for Pastor Carne. Jim -Campbell, chairman of the official board, was in charge. Rev. Gary Shut- tleworth, ,pastor of the Auburn United Chur- ch, read the scripture. Joy Collins, youngest of Pastor Carne's four daughters, provided the special music. Rev. Ed Prosser, District Superintendent preached the sermon and administered the charge to the new pastor and the congrega- tion. Pastor Carne thanked the congregation for their' gracious welcome and their generosity which placed more than $300 worth of groceries In the parsonage pantry. David Baan responded to the charge for the congregation, expressing appreciation for the ministry of the new pastor and his wife that had been received since they first supplied the pulpit last July. Ninety people were present for the service. On January 14 the Missionary Women In- ternational met at,the home of Marilyn Campbell to heaBarbara Sparks, a member of the local congregation who has been serving as a missionary in Nigeria. 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