Zurich Citizens News, 1978-05-11, Page 5{
UCW hears about
Caribbean visit
A variety of topics were
presented at the May
meeting of Unit four of the
Hensall United Church
Women on Thursday, in the
Fellowship Hall. President,
Mrs. James McAllister
'__presided and opened the
meeting by reading from the
Hensall
Hilda Payne
Bertha McGregor
Upper Room on "Fruits of
the Spirit." Mrs. Len Purdy
gave the devotional based
on, "What is the full meaning
of . meditation? Mrs. Rena
Caldwell told of a trip to the
Caribbean and had
something of interest to tell
about the different islands,
the people, the products and
the political situations. Mrs.
Sim Roobal conducted a
Bible quiz, assisted by Mrs.
Russell Erratt.
A total of 56 visits were
made to sick and shut-ins
during the month. The
meeting concluded with the
singing of a hymn and
prayer. Mrs. George
Armstrong and her com-
mittee served lunch.
Church's future
Following Ascension Day
last Thursday, Reverend
Don Beck preached on "The
Church and its Future" last
Sunday, at the Hensall-
United Church. Ascension
Day has a double
significance, both as the end
of the early life of Christ and
the beginning of the reign of
Christ. The cross was the
climax of His early life
where He offered Himself
freely. From then on the
apostles received the power
of the Spirit and a vigorous:
Spirit makes a vigorous
Church. The Spirit fills the
Church by filling each one of
us.
-- Guest soloist, Mrs.
Marlene Thornton, Exeter,
sang, "Fill my cup, Lord"
and "God hath not
Promised", accompanied by
Dr. Ralph Topp at the organ.
Unit one will meet on
Thursday at 2 p.m. • Next
Sunday will be Christian
Family Sunday, when the
Sacrament of Infant Bap-
tism will be held.
Chiselhurst UCW
May 2 the Chiselhurst
UCW met in the church for
their May meeting. The Lord
planted a Garden was the
poem read by the president
Mrs. John Brintnell when
she opened the meeting. .
Everyone participated in
singing the theme song and
repeating the theme prayer.
Worship was given by Mrs.
Anyone interested in
participating in .a
JUNIOR
TALENT
SHOW
at
Hensall Spring
Fair
June 20
Please Contact
John Baker
262-3123
or
Gladys McGregor
262-5839
• before June 1
Dick Taylor called "Garden
of our lives." Roll call was
answered by the members
singing their favourite song
containing, the word
"Mother,"
Correspondence conce-
rning the recent education
strike in Huron County was
discussed. Ali used clothing
for the bale is to be in by May
21. The president gave a
report of a recent regional
meeting held in Milverton.
They want donations of used
eye glasses and used postage
stamps,
Also the UCW's in our area
are responsible for cookies
for the "Hospitality Booth"
at the International Plowing
Match, Wingham.
"Church in Society" was
the topic chosen by Mrs.
Clarence Coleman when she
spoke about "Meeting
place" and its host Donald
Henderson.
Mrs. Dick Taylor, Mrs.
Thos. Brintnell and Mrs.
Alvin Cole sang "My
Mother's Old Bible" ac-
companied by Mrs. Alf Ross
on piano who was in charge
of the program for that day.
The president reviewed
the June meeting and closed
with prayer. A slip and
bloomer and bake sale was
then held with auctioneers
Mrs. Thos. Brintnell and
Mrs. Clarence Coleman after
which a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Harold
Parsons and Mrs. Jack
Upshall,
Kinettes meet
The Hensall and District
Kinettes met for their April
meeting on Wednesday, at
the home of Mrs. Debbie
Regier with all members
present. Elections for 1978-79
took place with the following
taking office. President,
- Mrs. Sharon Doxtator;
secretary, Mrs. Donna St.
John; treasurer, Mrs.•
Debbie Regier.
The Kinettes decided to
hold their'Spring Rummage
Sale on Thursday evening,
May 25, in the new arena in
Hensall. Following the
business, a chinese auction
was held raising $12.
Queensway news
"Welcome" a new resident
Mrs. Tena Hulley, Seaforth
who was visited by Greta
Ward, Wroxeter, Mr. & Mrs.
Cameron, Brucefield, son
Gordon, Seaforth, _Marjorie
Ann McMichael, Wingham,
Bill, Brenda and Tena Lynn
Burkholder, Blyth.
Ruth and Susan Durand
visited Mrs. Kendrick.
Chester and Illa Dunn visited
Vera Lammie. Fred and Lois
Taylor and Donald, Kathy
and Scott Taylor visited Mrs.
Harry Taylor.
Rev. Van Essen conducted
church service Tuesday
assisted by Mrs. Van Essen.
Unit 2 of the Hensall United
Church entertained
residents Monday with bingo
and music.
Legion ladies elect officers
Mrs. Beatrice Uyl presid-
ed at the May meeting of the
Ladies' Legion Auxiliary
Monday evening in the
Legion hall.
The following officers
were elected for the year;
President: Mrs. Beatrice
Uyl; 1st Vice President:
Mrs. Margaret Vanstone;
2nd Vice -President: Mrs.
Alice Neilands; Treasurer:
Mrs. Mona Campbell;
Secretary: Mrs. Donna
Allan; Sgt. at Arms: Mrs.
Iva Reid; Sports Convener:
Mrs. Iva Reid; Executive:
Mrs. Joan Beierling, Vera
Smale, Wanda McClinchey,
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Citizens News, May11, 1978
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