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Thanksgiving theme at Hensall United
Hensall Correspondent
BERTHA MacGREGOR
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Thanksgiving was the theme of the
meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall United Church
on Thursday. Leader Nan Britton opened the
meeting with a verse and Sadie Hoy spoke on
the Golden Years of Life.
A moment of silence was observed for
Susan Purdy, who passed away this month.
Myrtle Sherritt gave the treasurer's report.
Mary Roobol reported on the correspondence
and the offering was received by Isobel
Rogerson and dedicated by Mrs. Britton.
Hilda Payne gave a report on the Regional
Rally at Dash wood. Mrs. White of Birr spoke
on her trip to Israel and Nellie Riley read a
poem: Hilda Payne continued the study on
the native Indian.
The general meeting will be October 7. A
lunch was served by Dorothy Mickle and
Myrtle Sherritt.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
District Deputy President (DDP) Leona
Connelly of Huron District 23 and her staff
were guests at the Amber Rebekah Lodge on
Wednesday evening for the purpose of
installing the officers for the ensuing term.
Margaret McCutcheon read the Commission
and Barb McCutcheon was Deputy Marshall.
Nell Scott and Sharon Freeman sang and
Verna Thomas was pianist. Lois Jones was
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installed as Noble Grand and Bonnie Upshall
as Vice Grand. Eunice Aikenhead was given
the chair of the Past Noble Grand. The D. D. P,
spoke to the members on "Happiness and
Smiling" and outlined the president's
activities for the year. She was presented
with a gift by P.0 Eunice Aikenhead.
During the business of the lodge a donation
was voted to the C. G.I. T, A delicious lunch
was served following the meeting.
UNIT 3
Unit 3 held its October meeting at Hensall
United Church and followed a Thanksgiving
theme. Dorothy Parker presided. Erla
Coleman read an article and Pearl Taylor took
the study book on a Korean girl. Hostesses
were Beatrice Munn and Sarah Dick.
SOUTH HURON
A good crowd attended the first Y.F.C.
rally for the season Saturday. The rally was in
the charge of Don Westlake, director in the
chair. He sang and Sharon Parker played the
piano. Pastor Archie Robertson of Egmond-!
Ville opened with prayer, The group of Bible
Quizzers consisting of Murray Rundle,
Exeter; Brian Steckle, Zurich; Roxanne
Martin, Zurich; Christine Westlake, Bay-
field; Vicki Pentland, Dungannon; Melonie
Van Patter, Bayfield; Nancy Ackersville,
Stratford; who had attended the Circle Ranch
at Delevan, New York in July gave a review of
their quizzing. Ron and Pat Westlake were
given certificates and a gift for their interest
and work with the group. Barbara Hodgins-
then
odginsthen sang accompanying herself on the
guitar. Maury Blair from "Teen Challenge'.'
in Toronto was the guest speaker. The next
rally is Saturday, November 2 at the school,
with showing of the film "Never Ashamed."
The December Rally will feature Rev. Larry
Marshall of Shallow Lake.
QUEENSWAY NURSING HOME NEWS
This week the volunteer minister was the
Rev. Hawley. Thirty-eight residents were
down in the Activity room to attend the
service. Rev. Hawley also brought along five
volunteers who were a real help. Pianist was
Robert Cameron. Joanne Wareham, Pat
Down, Lori Shapton and Dorothy Grainger
helped the residents with the hymn books,
Many of the residents spent as much time
as possible outdoors this week as there
probably won't be many nice days ahead,
The Nursing Home residents enjoyed
music with their lunch on Thursday as Lone
Johnston played his fiddle in the Activity
Room.
On Thursday evening several residents
enjoyed the weekly movie called "The
Juggler" a story of a young visually
handicapped boy who becomes friends with a
young beggar who juggles for money.
On Friday the ladies enjoyed a "Ladies
Hour" where they had their make-up and
fingernails done, along with their afternoon
tea. It was very enjoyable and the ladies
looked lovelier than ever afterwards.
Quote of the week: "Experience is the
name everyone gives their mistakes." Oscar
Wilde.
UNITED CHURCH
The United Church was filled on Sunday
morning when World Wide Communion
Sunday was celebrated. Mr. McDonald spoke
on the subject of "Great Day In the
Morning."
Mary Moffatt was the organist for the
service, and Tim Mann, Chuck Mallette,
Glen Slade and Darryl Preszcator were the
ushers.
For the Communion Service Mary Lou
Hyde and Sharon Wurm assisted Mr.
McDonald and John Rowcliffe, Barbara
Gackstetter, Chuck Mallette, Ross Riley,
Clair Hoffman, Eileen Rannie, Gary Kyle and
Lorne Spencer served the Communion.
PEOPLE
Rev. McDonald attended the 50th Wed-
ding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George
Drehmann in Wingham United Church on
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. McDonald, assisted by Elders Audrey
Christie and Dorothy Brintnell served Com-
munion to the members of their congregation
and their friends at the Bluewater Rest Home
on Thursday of this week.
CARMEL CHURCH
Rev, Kenneth Knight conducted Holy
Communion in Cannel Presbyterian Church
on Sunday in keeping with the World Wide
Communion. Carolyn Love presided at the
organ for the service, The Church is holding
its Annual Bazaar on Saturday, November 2
at 2 p.m. The P.C. W . met at Ferguson
Apiaries on Monday evening. Thanksgiving.
service will be observed next Sunday at the
usual hour.
PEOPLE
Mrs. William McEwen of Edmonton is the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Smith and also
visited with other local relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Currie, Stratford and
Rev. StanMcDonald were Sunday dinner
guests with Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Jim Dickins was back on his Hully Gully
Honda after a three week rest,' Jim won the
season championship at Hully Gully on
Saturday; then travelled to Acton on Sunday
where the track was very' muddy. He placed a
strong fourth in his first race and was running
a very good 4th in his second race when his
bike watered out with only two laps to go.
This gave Jim sixth overall for the day. Jim
will be back at Hully Gully for the last race of
the year, Sunday, October. 20.
4-H club learns baking craft
BY JANE PAPPLE •
Press Reporter
The fourth meeting of the Kippen la 4-H
dub was held on October first at Brucefield
United Church. This meeting was about
baking cakes. We learned about the different
kinds of cakes, how to beat egg whites, the
actual baking of the cakes, and the nutritional
value of specific cakes. We made peanut
butter cupcakes, chocolate cake and apple
chiffon cake. The first two were done on time
for us to taste and were very good. The
meeting was adjourned at 9:30.
KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH NEWS
1985 World -Wide Communion Sunday was
observed in St. Andrew's on Sunday, October
6. Barbara Cooper presided at the organ and
presented the organ prelude, and the
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Ministry of Music accompanied by the choir
singing "The Communion Song." Rev. Lorne
Keays' meditation was based on "Tables
around the World and through the Ages."
Announcements from the bulletin include a
reminder of Kippen Anniversary Service on
Sunday, October 20 at 11 a.m. Lunch will
follow this service in a time for fellowship.
History book
deadline shifted
The Stanley History Book Committee met
on Wednesday, October 2 and decided to
allow additional space for family histories and
extended the submission deadline to Novem-
ber 1, 1985. Families are asked to make sure
that they register with Albert Postma, Varna,
before October 16. All families who have
registered will receive a letter -explaining the
changes in space allotment.
The decision was made, not to complete the
proposed farm histories where owners have
failed to return the information forms or did
not list all previous owners. Only the farms
with the names of all owners down through
the years will be included. The committee
had originally planned to include a complete
list of the owners of each farm with the date of
purchase.
The next meeting will be at the Complex on
Wednesday, October 16, and all interested
people are welcome.
Egmondville
4-H club elect
new officers
Officers were elected at the first meeting of
the Egmondville 4-1-1 club That meeting was
held last Tuesday at the home of Marg
Ungarian
The elected officers are Kathy Sootiens.
president; Helen Van Loon. Vice President,
Vicky Upshall, secretary: and Ifelen Van
Loon as Press Reporter.
Other members of the club are Jane
Fraiser, Colleen Ungarian, Kathreen Mail-
loux. Jessica Mennell and Allyson Scott. A
special visitor from France, Mercedes. was
also in attendance at the meeting
After the business portion of the meeting
Vicky and Jessica made tea biscuits while the
rest of the group watched The biscuits were
later given the taste test.
At a second meeting of the Egmondville
4- H club the members spent the night making
two kinds of pastry — shortening and lard.
They were to compare them and found
shortening made a whiter pastry Members
also decided a pastry blender is a tool one
shouldn't be without, only because it is too
difficult to cut lard with a knife
Other happenings at the meeting included
a presentation on pie history and toppings by
Helen Van Loon
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