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Hensall Correspondent
BERTHA M acGREGOR
262-2025
President Dorothy Parker welcomed every-
one to the September meeting of Unit 3 of
Hensall United Church.
It was announced the Regional meeting
would be September 26 in Dashwood. Names
for the Centennial quilt are to be given to
Marg Cole by October 1. A donation from
the Unit has been made to the Friendship
House Project. For the program Mary
Brintnell read a poem. Ardys Glenn showed a
film for the study group, on a church letter
from Chile. Worship was conducted by Earla
Coleman, the theme being "Grape Pickers."
'Hostesses were Earle Coleman and Marg
Cole.
AMBER LODGE
The Fall season of Amber Rebekah Lodge
opened Wednesday evening with Noble
Grand Eunice Aikenhead presiding assisted
by Vice Grand Lois Jones. Several cards of
thanks were read and Lois Jones reported for
the visiting committee, The Charter is to be.
draped for Sister Iva Call, Past President of
the International Rebekah Association and
Bro. Herbert Dawson, Past Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of Ontario: A letter was read
from the DDP Leona Connelly, Brussels, and
the Installation of Officers will be held
October 2. Lodge closed following the
business and a delicious pot luck lunch was
enjoyed.
UNIT FOUR
Unit 4 of the UCW of Hensall United
Church opened its fall schedule with a potluck
luncheon. Mabel Park and Evelyn Flynn were
in charge of the food.
Nan Britton opened the meeting. Pearl
Shaddick read from Psalm 89 for the
devotional and dosed with an Indian prayer.
Minutes were read and adopted. Roll call was
answered by 17 members and eight guests
from Huronview and the Bluewater Rest
Home. Mrs. Jack Glenn, a former member
from the Bluewater Home, recited "The
Touch of the Master's Hand" in a very
eloquent and touching manner.
Mary Roobol reported three birthday cards
sent. Myrtle Sherritt reported the financing
standing. Mary Roobol received the offering
and it was dedicated by Nan Britton.
In business the Regional Rally will be at
Dashwood September 26, 1985. Audrey
Christie, chairperson for this area of
Friendship House of Huron County (which is
a home for battered wives and children), is
asking for donations of canned goods,
children's clothing or money to purchase the
same.
There is a box in Friendship Hall of the
Church for donations.
Isobel Rogerson in the study brought out
some of the differences in Indian tribes in
Canada.
PEOPLE
Nan Britton returned to her home after
spending a few weeks with relatives in
Bancroft
Blanche Chapman of London was a
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ickers theme for Hensall worship
weekend visitor with her sister Hazel
Corbett. They attended their nieces' wedding
reception at Crediton.
Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship
at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday
with Carolyn Love presiding at the organ.
Mrs. Laird Midde entertained her grand-
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs,. David
MacMillan, who were recently married and
now living at Ayr and also his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ross MacMillan of Waterloo and his
great aunt, Florence Joynt. They all enjoyed a
turkey dinner and a good visit,
The Hensall Area Horticultural Society are
meeting on Wednesday September 11 at 8
p.m. in the Hensall United Church. The guest
Speaker will be Doug Ellison, travel agent.
There will be an exchange of plants.
Dale Gooding of Parkhill has accepted the
position of Activity Co-ordinator at the
Queensway Nursing Home. Congratulations
Dale, welcome to our village.
There was an excellent attendance at the
United Church on Sunday morning for
Christian Education Sunday. The service was
HENSALL
conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald with Belva
Fuss at the organ. During the service Winona
Hoffman and Belva Fuss sang a solo with
Jean Jacobe at the piano. Barbara Gackstet-
ter greeted the congregation and Rod Parker,
Raye Jocobe, Steve McGregor and Jim
Parsons were the ushers.
During the service the Christian Education
Staff were installed. The Sunday School
teachers installed for the coming year were:
nursery one, Janis Bisback and Joan Corbett;
nursery two,• Pat Campbell and Gail Reid;
Kindergarten, Sharon Kyle and Judy Kyle;
primary one, Beth McGee; primary two, Jean
Jacobe, junior one, Tammy Preszcator; junior
two, Joanne Rowdiffe; intermediate, Steve
Corbett and Elaine Corbett; senior, Pam
Mallette. Mr. McDonald expressed his
appreciation for the number of teachers that
have come forward to assist in the Sunday
UCW plans dessert euchre
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LS.4 BELSCOTr
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The general meeting of the Brucefield
UCW was held recently with Hazel McCart-
ney and Minnie .Walters in charge of the
worship. Donna McBeath was pianist.
Barbara Moffat pre$ided and Mrs. Cliff
Henderson read the minutes of the previous
meeting and gave the treasurer's report in
the absence of Marjorie Broadfoot. Plans
were made for the dessert euchre at 1 p.m, on
October t. The regional meeting will be. at
Egmondville on October28 and the UCW are
invited to Goshen on Thursday, October 10 at
8 p.m. Unit 3 served lunch.
PEOPLE •
Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat and family
attended the Crow family picnic at Brantford
Sunday.
PRUCEFIELD
Jack Bennett of Denver, Colorado spent
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wightman.
They attended a family reunion at Stillwater,
New Jersey on the weekend and a picnic with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCully of Kincardine and
his family at Stratford.
Ina and Olen Scott,; Landon visited with
their brother Ross Scott on Sunday.
Mr. J.K. Cornish of the Bluewater Nursing
Home in Zurich.spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Brock.
Florence O'Neill of Landon spent the
weekend with her sister Violet Ross.
Curators meeting planned
Kippen Correspondent
MARGARETHOGGARTH
262.6902
A curators' meeting will be held Wednes-
day, September 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of
Agnes Eyre. Roll call is to be answered by "a
vanished custom in our community,"
PERSONALS
Congratulations go out to Kathy Finlayson,
daughter of Gary and Irene Finlayson, on her
marriage to Larry McNichol, son of Ralph and
Anna McNichol. Mr. and Mrs. Larry
McNichol will reside at HR 4, Walton.
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Sunday, September 8 with the topic of his
sermon being, "Old and New Wells."
The ministry of music was in the form of a
piano solo performed by Christine Cooper.
The topic for the story time was Jesus' trip
with his parents to Jerusalem.
Bulletin reminders: The Kippen Anniver-
sary service will be held on Sunday, October
20 at 11 a.m. The world wide ,Communion
Sunday will be held on October 6.
Church School and that there were quite a
number of assistant teachers available as
well. The Youth Group Leaders installed
were: • Messengers, Evelyn Elder, Bonnie
Gould, Bev Bell; The Explorer Leaders,
Shirley McAllister; Santosh Malik, Margaret
Cole and Dorothy Brintneil; C. G. I. T, leaders
will be Linda Traquair and Susan Stephens.
The Messengers and Explorers have their
first meeting on September 9 and the
C.G.LT. will hold their first meeting on
September 23.
Members of the Couples Club along with
other members of the congregation at the
United Church enjoyed an evening of dinner
and theatre on Thursday evening. Dinner was
enjoyed in the parlor of the church at 6;00
p.m. and then the group travelled to the
Huron Country Playhouse, Grand Bend to
enjoy The Sound of Music.
Sunday Church School opened on Sunday
at the United Church with a large group of
enthusiastic children and young people in
attendance.
This year there will be four special
assemblies held with the Nursery and
Kindergarten children holding a seperate
assembly to the Primary and older children;
The dates of the assemblies are September
29, October 27, February 16 and March 30.
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invite another boy or girl to the assembly.
Extra special surprises are in store for those
attending.
The Christmas White Gift Service is
planned for December at 11:00 a.m. and the
Promotional Sunday will be June 8 with the
children conducting both services.
Once a month a Junior Minister will be
chosen from a different department each
month and they will assist Mr. McDonald
with the opening worship. Special Mission
and Outreach programs are planned for the
students. Each month one of the departments
of the Sunday School will present Bibles for
the children in other countries, for this they
bring their extra dimes and nickles. The
month of March is Mission Month at which,
time they will be sacrificing something and
giving the equivalent to the hungry children
of the world,
Special activities are also planned .for the
year at Christmas as well as a winter activity
etc. The staff and students will be holding a
special Bake Sale on Saturday, October 19 in
the church hall to raise money for these
activities.
The students and staff are excited about
the plans for this year and invite all children
of the community to Sunday School,
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