HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-12-11, Page 7HENSALL AND AREA
Worship is church meeting theme
Hensall Correspondent
VELMA ROBLNSON
262-3205
Let us worship God was .the theme of the
December meeting of Unit 3 of the Hensall
United Church.
President Dorothy Parker presided over
the meeting and the worship was conducted
by Dorothy Brintnell.
Christmas carols were sung and Sarah Dick
read the new program for 1986. Mary
' Brintnell reported on the Friendship Card
and Marg Cole on the bazaar. Rev. McDonald
spoke on "Some of the Things we Miss at
Christmas Time" for the study. Helen
Roberts gave a reading, Dorothy Parker
thanked everyone for taking part and helping
out through the past year. Rev. McDonald
closed the meeting with prayer. After a
lunch, The Secret Pals exchanged Christmas
gifts. Hostesses were Marg Cole, Mary
Brintnell and Mary Kinsman.
REBEKAIIS E.NJOY,SUPPER
Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge No.
349 met last Wednesday and enjoyed a turkey
supper prior to their meeting.
Vice Grand Sister l.i>is Jones presided for
the meeting assisted by Vice Grand Sister
Bonnie Upshall. Fast D.D.P. Sister Ruby Bell
installed Sister Sharon Love as chaplain, It
was decided to dispense with the first
meeting in January as it would fall on New
Year's Day.
Canadians Girls In Training (CGIT) leader
Linda Traquair thanked,the lodge for their
donation and invited eveyone to attend their
Candlelight Service on December22 at7 p.m.
in Hensall United Church.
Happy Birthday was sung to several sisters
who had birthdays during the past month.
Following the meeting a social hour was
enjoyed.
UNIT 4
Unit 4 of the Hensall United Church
Women opened their Christmas meeting with
carol singing. Nan Britton read a Christmas
poem, Hazel Luther led the Devotion. Mary
Roobol reported on the number of cards sent
during the year. Myrtle Sherritt, the
treasurer, reported a successful year.
Offering was received by Hilda Payne and
dedicated by Nan Britton.
Business: Eileen Rannie, Evelyn Flynn,
Hilda Payne, Mabel Park and Mabel Shirray
volunteered to work at dinner preparations
for the Co-op dinner on December 13.
Shirley Luther. Mabel Park and Sadie Hoy
to make pies.
Nan Britton thanked Myrtle Sherritt for 25
years of service as treasurer for Unit 4. Elva
Forrest presented Myrtle with a gift.
Shirley Luther told the Christmas story
from the perspective of the angels in heaven.
Shirley Luther and Nan Britton in keeping
with Shirley's meditation sang a duet. Mary
Roobal requested members to bring new
Christmas cards to the January meeting. Nan
Britton closed with pprayer.
Evelyn Flynn. Mabel Park served tea with
Christmas cake and cookies
The slate of officers for 1986 is: leaders,
Nan Britton and Elva Forrest; secretaries,
Sadie Hoy and Rena Caldwell; treasurer,
Elva Forrest and Nellie Riley; pianist,
Dorothy Mickle and Mabel Shirray; social
functions, Mabel Park and Evelyn Flynn and
card convenor, Mary Roobal.
GENERAL MEETING
The annual general meeting of the Hensall
United Church Women was held December 3.
President Belva Fuss opened the meeting
with a poem. Helen Drysdale took "Hope" as
her theme for the Devotional.
The loose offering for the evening for
Mexican relief was to be made up to $200. A
picture of the church, in memory of former
U.C.W . members was presented and hung in
the Fellowship Hall.
Hilda Payne presented the financial
statement and the budget for 1986. It was
decided to give to over and above for
Missions; to carpet the entrance and steps in
the church; proceeds from the bazaar to be
donated to organ fund, Donations were made
to: Resource Centre, Alma College, Five
Oaks, Camp Menesetung, World Outreach,
Messengers, Explorers. C.G.I. T. Scouts,
Beavers, Venturers, Family and Children's
Services, Town and Country Homemakers,
Mission Services London, Huron Day Centre
for the Homebound, Alcohol and Drug
Concerns.
It was reported a bale was packed for
Mission Services; a donation to the Blind
Mission; an adopted child; Friendship
House; cookies and candy brought in for
shut-in boxes.
The slate of officers presented by Dianne
Gerstenkorn and elected are: Past President,
Joyce Pepper; President, Belva Fuss; Secre-
tary, Grace Drummond; Treasurer, Hilda
Payne; Stewardship and Finance, Dianne
Gerstenkorn; Communications, Dorothy
Brintnell; World Outreach, Kay Mock;
Christian and Leadership Development,
Shirley McAllister; In Church, Marg Cole;
Church in Society, Audrey Christie; Unit
Leaders, Unit 1, Audrey Christie; Unit 2,
Mona Alderdice; Unit 3, Margaret Upshall;
Unit 4, Nan Britton; Card Convenor, Mary
Kinsman; Nominations, Joyce Pepper;
Manse Reps., Belva Fuss and Mary Brint-
nell,
Audrey Christie and Audrey Joynt were in
charge of the program. They showed a film.
Belva led in singing carols. A social time
followed in charge of Unit 2.
YOUTH FORCHRIST •
South Huron Youth for Christ held. their
December rally Saturday night in Brucefield
school. Director, Ron, Westlake was in
charge, He opened the rally by singing
several Christmas carols and led in opening
prayer.
Quizzing took place with five teams
participating. Bayfield scored the highest
with Clinton coming second, Zurich, Exeter
and Lucan with lower scores. Next month
they will quiz on Proverbs 3. Ron made the
announcemehts for the coming events.
January 4 there will be talent night with the
area churches bringing the talent. There will
be no indoor rally or quizzing in February.
Instead there will be a skating party in the
Hensall Recreation Centre followed by a film
and refreshments..
Rev. Larry Marshall, United Church
Minister of Shallow Lake brought several
solos and led in singing several choruses. He
then brought a very inspiring and heart
searching message. •
SHUFFLEBOARD PLAYED
Quite a number participated in shuffle-
board on December 5. The high scorers were
Mary Buchanan 294, John Pepper, 273, Alf
Ross 234, and tied was Margaret Consitt and
Pearl Taylor with 230.
PEOPLE
Dorothy Munroe returned from Perth after
visiting with her sister who recently lost her
husband,
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Child baptized at St. Andrews
Kippen Correspondent
MARGARET HOGGARTH
262-6902
The service at St. Andrew's United Church
Sunday celebrated the Sacrament of Bap-
tism. The Ministry of Music was provided by
the choir. Barbara Cooper accompanied at
the organ. Christine Cooper lit the advent
candle of preparation.
Kim and Gary Love presented their
daughter Lindsay Amanda Love for baptism.
Next Sunday at Kippen is White Gift
service, a combined Sunday School and
Church service. From 3:15 to 4:15 p.m.
Sunday, December 15 is the Sunday School
Skating Party in the Hensall Community
Centre, after which all will return to Kippen
Church for refreshments and a visit from
Santa Claus. The Christmas Eve service this
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7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
PERSONALS
The Energetic Eight gathered at the home
of Al and Margaret Hoggarth on Friday to
help celebrate Frances Kinsman's birthday.
A game of euchre was enjoyed by all with
Phyllis Parsons winning the ladies high and
Frances Kinsman ladies low. Bev Hamilton
was the highest scorer for the men with Bob
Kinsman scoring low. The lucky plate was
won by Bob Kinsman. Also present were
Doris Hamilton and Harold Parsons.
KIPPEN EAST WOM EN'S
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Kippen East Women's Institute will hold
their Family Night Supper on Wednesday,
December 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the Hensall
United Church.
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