HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-04-28, Page 9Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Exeter Times—Advocate
Spring hot luncheonApr. 29
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - At Hensall
United Church the ser-
vice began with wel-
come and announce-
ments followed by the
passing of the peace.
Klaas VanWieren and
his acap-
pela male
choir were
the guest choir for this
special day. The Christ
candle was lit by Ryan
Consitt. There was a
special time for the chil-
dren with story, song,
and prayer. Pastor
Darke's message: 'On
the way to Damascus.'
The confirmation class
consisted of Tim
Campbell, Brandon
Consitt, Ryan Consitt,
Warren Elder, Lauren
Jinks, Maggie Jinks,
Jeffery Timmerman,
Jennifer Timmerman,
Steven Troyer, and
Keelan Westlake -Power.
Rev. Judith Richie con-
ducted the communion
service. Glenn and Lois
Hayter were the ushers.
Following this special
service were a social
time and lunch.
On May 3 the friend-
ship circle would appre-
ciate help with bingo.
April 21 news
At Carmel
Presbyterian Church
Tracy Whitson-Bahro's
message was
`Tremendous news for
all.' Joyce Pepper was
the organist with Harry
Smith receiving the
offering. Dorothy
Taylor looked after the
Sunday school. Tickets
are still available for
the hot luncheon on
Thurs., April 29. Phone
263-6349 for tickets.
On Wednesday
evening April 14, zone
commander Shirley
Chalmers and zone sec-
retary Russ Berry
attended the Hensall
Legion meeting. Zone
commander Chalmers
conducted the nomina-
tions and elections fol-
lowed by the installation
of officers for the com-
ing year assisted by the
zone secretary.
Legion members were
pleased to have a full
slate of officers which
includes president Stew
Taylor, first vice-presi-
dent Greg Lundy, sec-
ond vice-president
Kathie Neilands, secre-
tary -treasurer Bea Uyl,
sergeant -at -arms Pete
Zwaan, veterans service
officer Larry Uyl, Padre
Tracy Bahro-Whitson,
executive Joan
Beierling, Marg Upshall,
Donna Smale, Bonnie
Rowcliffe, Tom Neilands
and Betty Taylor.
At Hensall United
Church the service
began with welcome
and announcements fol-
lowed by the passing of
the peace. The Christ
candle was lit by Bill
Gibson. The Prayer of
Approach was said in
unison, then 0 For A
HENSALL
Thousand Tongues To
Sing was sung followed
by the Prayer of
Confession and
Assurance of Pardon.
Pastor Les Hills read
the Scripture. There
was a special children's
time with song, story
and prayer, followed by
Psalm 118,
an anthem,
and Gospel
reading. Pastor Hills'
sermon: `Behind locked
doors.'
The offering was
received by Pat Veal
and Donna Smale. The
service ended with the
dedication of the offer-
ing, commissioning and
benediction, with
Lauralee Schnieder
playing the organ for
the ministry of song.
Flowers in the sanctu-
ary were in memory of
the late Stewart
NEWS
Blackwell.
There will be a
covenanting service for
Pastor Hills at Hensall
United Church on Sun.,
May 2 at 7 p.m., every-
one is welcome.
The Hensall and
Community
Horticultural Society
will meet on Wed., April
28 at 7:15 p.m. in the
fellowship hall at
Hensall United Church.
Guest speaker Martin
Quinn will discuss ele-
ments of the garden.
Quinn will have plants
and books for sale.
There will be refresh-
ments and everyone is
welcome.
Carmel Presbyterian
Church will be holding a
spring hot luncheon on
April 29 from 11:15
a.m. to 1 p.m. The
price is $8.50, take-out
$8.75.
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