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Citizens News, May 18, 1977
Hensall W.I.
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Grandmothers were honoured
at the May meeting of the Hensall
Women's Institute held at the
Legion Hall on Wednesday, May
11. A skit, which was a take off on
the T.V. series, "The Wilderness
Family" was the main item on
the program and provoked quite
a lot of laughter. Taking part
were Mrs. Rosa Harris, Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley, Joanne and
Laurie Pepper, David Skea and
Mrs. Carl Payne. Also providing
good entertainment were the
Forrest family, who played
sacred numbers on guitar, piano
and violin. A reading given by
Mrs. Riley, "I'm fine thanks"
and "Grandma" were enjoyed
and community singing com-
pleted the program.
Opening the meeting, president
Mrs. Cecil Pepper, read a poem,
"The Things that Count" and
twenty members answered the
roll call by introducing their
guest grandmother; altogether
sixteen guests were present.
During the business, delegates
to the District Annual were
nominated, Mrs. Jessie
McAllister, Mrs. Joyce Pepper
and Mrs. Pearl Koehler being
named. Mrs. Cecil Pepper and
Mrs. Carl Payne were also
named to attend the 80th an-
niversary of womens Institute at
a luncheon in Kitchener on July
13. Two vacancies in the slate of
officers were filled, Mrs. James
McAllister to Education and
Cultural Activities and Mrs.
Peter Bisback to auditor.
It was decided that for the June
meeting all members would meet
at the Legion Hall at 6:30 p.m. for
a business session and then go to
the Hensall Bean Pot for dinner
at 7.30 p.m. Games to be enjoyed
later at the Legion Hall. Plans for
a bus trip in June were completed
— trip to take place on June 27
and to go to Ontario Place,
leaving at 8 a.m. and price to be
$6.50. Names to be given to Mrs.
Carl Payne or Mrs. Peter
Bisback by June 20 — please
state if you are Senior Citizen or
not.
To complete the evening, prizes
were given to the grandmother
with the nearest grandchild
married, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, to
the grandmother who lives
furthest away, Mrs. Hazel Luther
from Newfoundland, to the great
grandmother with the most great
grandchildren, Mrs. Mame
McAllister, to the oldest grand-
mother, Mrs. Robert Simpson, to
the grandmother with the nearest
birthday, Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
and lucky cup, Mrs. James
McAllister.
Presbyterian
Church
Carmel Presbyterian Church
celebrated their Anniversary
service Sunday when. Dr. Doug
Fox, Huron College London was
the guest speaker delivering an
inspiring message on "Land-
marks of the Faith".
The senior choir sang "God is
Great" and the Junior choir sang
two numbers "Try a ,Little
Kindness" and "I'll Fly Away"
under the direction of Miss
Brenda Pepper, Organist and
Choir leader. Dr. Fox will con-
duct service next Sunday, May 22
at 10:15 a.m.
United Church
The Hensall United Church
service was conducted by the
Rev. Don Beck assisted at the
organ by Mrs. John Turkheim.
Visiting the church was the
Independent Order of Odd -
fellows and Rebekahs of the
Hensall lodges, who filled the
front body of the church. The
choir sang the anthem, "Incline
Thine Ear" with Mrs. Bill Fuss
taking the anthem. The
meditation was "Practicing
God's presence"
Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the
129th Anniversary Service will be
conducted by Dr. Robert
McClure, former Moderator of
the United Church. All friends
are welcome to hear Dr.
McClure.
The beef barbecue will be held
Wednesday, May 25.
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