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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-10-13, Page 14A14 — THE HURON E*POSITOR, OCTOBER 13, 1982 r o, Correspondent and refreshments served by committee are asked to be BERTHA MacGREGOR the committee in charge. • on hand on Friday eyening in 262.2025 W.M.S. HOLDS order to place the articles for Noble Grand Bertha Mac- THANKSGIVING MEETING sale, also all saleable articles Gregor presided for the Mrs. Marlene Bell presid•etre to be brought to the meeting of the Amber Reb- cd on Monday evening open- ! church, Friday night October ekah Lodge on Wednesday ing with a Thanksgiving 22 by 8 p,m. evening assisted by Vice poem. Margaret Hoggarth Also the Ladies' are pinto Grand Gladys Coleman who gave a Thanksgiving medit- gave the visiting report. ' "anions. Marlene gave Arrangements were made thoughts on "Why To Be for the visit of D.D.P. Alice Thankful", speakin nany Bowen of Pride of Huron things we should be thankful Lodge, Exeter who with her for and how we should be Installation Team will install thankful to our Saviour. Mrs. the officers of Amber Lodge Margaret Hoggarth presided on October 20th. for the Ladies' Aid. She gave Tickets are available for two readings • "Fall" and the Grand Master's Banquet "The Acorn" followed by at Huron Centennial school prayer. The minutes were on November 10th. taken by Mrs. R. Taylor in Following business "Hap- the absence of Mrs. Mous- py Birthday" was sung to scau. Mrs. Hyde gave the Pearl Shaddick. Elizabeth 't'reasurer's report. - Ar - Riley, Margaret Consitt and Olga Chipchase. Euchre bingo was enjoyed ning a Bazaar for Novcmb`er bth at 3 p.m. The Arnold Circle Evening Auxiliary will be in charge of the tea. Various committees were ap- pointed to bein charge of the booths. Refreshments were served by Winnie Skea. Margaret Hoggarth and Jean Snell: • . Mr, Hugh McEwen was taken suddenly ill and was transferred to Victoria Hos- pital in London. whereheis receiving treatment. Two carloads of "Three rangemcnts were made for Links" Seniors of. Hensall the "Rummage.' sale to he . attended the 7th FEII Rally held October 23 at 2 p.m. All of Zone 8 U.S.C,O. Friday red Us Correspondent , ,MARY CHESSEU 482-9969 Varna people have done it again! They persuaded the Mandrel) sisters to entertain at Tanis Chuter's bridal shower, with promises of a mink coat each, manufac- tured from Chuter mink. Barbara (Debbie Rathwell) and her sisters (Pat Taylor and Shirley Taylor) presented an enjoyable program of vocal and instrumental music, lip- synching their way with a great deal of skill and action. Peggy Reid was the announc- er. dressed in a "mink" coat. Also or the program was a song with guitar acconnpani,- ment by Shirley Tayjor.and piano solos by Jacqui Taylor. ,Bonnie Dowson read a poem outlining Tanis' duties as a wife, and she was assisted in opening her many gifts by her mother and Mrs. Denomme. Friends and neighbours were invited to an open reception in Hensall on Sat- urday night. and Sharon is holding open house on Mon• day pt her home. Eleven•members of Varna \,1.1..C.W. attended the Region- al meeting in Londesboro Church on Tuesday. Oct, 5 when the 20th anniversary of the organization was cele- brated with the theme "Past. Present and Future". Theme speaker was Mrs. G. W. Tiffin of Wingham. Nearly all of the 1%2 local presidents were present. and Mrs. Elsie McKinley- of Goshen. Re- gional President at Inaugur• ;nttti'tn, had the honour of cutting the anniversary cake, Ail interesting program on the history ofwomen's or- ganizations in the church in Canada was given by Joyce Dowson at the October meet- ing of Varna U.C.W. -There are recordsof meetings going back to 1871. From the earliest days.- clothing and food was provided for the needy, and support -was given to overseas missions for evangelical, medical and ed- ucational work, particularly with girls. One group in an eastern city even paid for street lights and a lamplight- er. Some interesting methods of money -raising were re- corded.for instance. the eggs laid on Sundays were sold for the church • for 8c a dozen. The inaugural meeting of Varna U.C.W. in 1962 was held in the church with Rev. Pitt presiding. Ruby Hill was installed as the first presi- dent, and there were 46 names on the roll. The first Life Memberslhip in the U.C.W. was presented to Mrs. John MeAsh in 1963 and the baptismal bowl was pur- chased with the money. Joyce listed all the presidents, and the many projects carried out oyer the years. including the purchase of stacking chairs. water heater, sink cupboard. carpets and many others. They saved Campbell soup habclsto buy one of the coffee makers: Meal prices have increased from SI ."5 to 55.15 during the 20 years. Interest- ing program events were remembered too. Lorraine Tav for took part in rn -, the worship service with Joyce reading the scripture record of the Mary and Martha story. A reading "Look to the Present, Look to the Past. and Look to the Future" and a Litany of Thanksgiving were' included and the hymn "Now Thank We All Our God". Joyce closed the worship with the benediction. Ruby Hill had the honour of cutting a decorated anniversary cake. Prior to the program. Doris Wilson conducted a business ' meeting. An invitation was accepted from Si. Andrews, Bayfield to attend their thonkofl'ering meeting. S25 was voted to Seedk fur Zaire project. is to be put o back of t1ic—Z: all plaque t able at the urch to record that the donors were the U.C.W, and the Youth Group. Bridal showers were an-` nounced for Bonnie Dawson on October 20 and Barbaro Aldwinkle on Nov. 3. Carol Simons will speak on the work she docs for the Board of Education at the November meeting., This promises to be another inter- esting topic. and hopefully will attract a much better attendance. Those who were at the October meeting really enjoyed the reminiscing. Miss Brown has recovered from the flu that kept her in last week and conducted Thanksgiving worship on Sunday. Ivan and Margaret McClymont again decorated the sanctuary beautifully with autumn leaves and the fruits of the harvest. "B00!" Halloween Musks RO HEALTH CENTRE Mon. to Thurs. 9-6 Open tri°night HENSALL till 9:00 262-2019 N@fig©lO ©fid ©Qva sings Happy ' United Church tor the An. nual Thanksgiving Service. The church was'decorated by Unit two of the U.C.W. The choir sang with Doug Klopp at the organ. Carol Stuart was soloist, Mr. McDonald's story was "How Thankful Are We" as he brought out of the.brown paper bag a list of things, he wasn't thankful for, "but if we are going to Thanksgiving wreaths and all this winter. Four residents wished for her nimble fing• were able . to attend the ers. Mrs. Jean Wareing gave Thanksgiving service -at the a significant Thanksgiving-Hensall United Church Sun - devotional in which all took day morning. Thanks to part, Mrs. Hazel Corbett volunteers Elaine, Cecil and gave" courtesy remarks. To Ross. Our "Thanks" to all chose the meeting Rev• Stan- volunteers who so willingly ley McDonald pronounced give of their time in assisting the Benediction. Unit 1 sere• the residents. ed a dainty lunch and Mrs. Verbie Williams a meaningful fellowship was ttended church in Exeter on enjoyed by all. Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dyke We welcome a new resid- Wheatley and Jitl of Winth- , ent Mrs, Mary Ann Oesch to rop were Thanksgiving our home. Mrs. Oesch's guests with Mrs. Edith, Bell husband has been a resident and daughters Misses Paul• for several years. Mrs. Lev• in and Troyann.ina Finkbeiner is a patient in Dr. John Goddard and South Huron Hospital, Exe- Miss Mahon Ang of Ottawa ter. We all wish her a speedy spent the holiday weekend recovery. . with his parents Dr. and UNIT 4 MEETS Mrs. Goddard. Mrs. Britton opened the Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Smillie of Kamloops, B.C. were recent visitors with relatives and Friends ' UNIT 1 ENTERTAINS RESIDENTS' Unit 1 of the Hensall U.C.W. entertained resid- ents of Queensway Nursing • Home to Bingo and Treats this past week. Rev. Barbara Laing took the worship ser- vice„on Tuesday afternoon. Twelve of the Seniors enjoy- ed . the Seniors social at Vanastra Recreation Centre on Thursday afternoon, Thanks to volunteers Iva Reid, Wilmer Kleinhaar and Sheila Riley. "Congratulations” to Neil Regan, who was high bowler at the Zurich Lanes on Friday morning. "Thanks" Sheila tor driving. Mrs. Irene Dunn and Mrs. Elizabeth Faber came into the Home on Friday and helped the ladies' cut quilt blocks for a proj€ct Thanksgiving meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall U.C.W, The devotions were given by Mrs• Lemmon. Mrs. Rena Caldwell read the poem "No- vember" and the study enti- . tied "Legacy" said that al- though we may not have many worldly,possessions we can, through our words and' deeds pass on many beautiful things. A bale is to be packed on October 26. Unit 4 are in charge of flowers in the for November. A seniors luncheon is being served on November 4. The next meeting on Unit 4 will be on November 1I. Nominations for the 1983 officers was held. Lunch .was served by 'Mrs. Britton, Mrs. -Caldwell, Mrs, Riley and Mrs. Reid. UNITED CHURCH The Grace of Gratitude was the sermon topic on Sunday morning at- Hensall Birthda make our week betier and the world a., better place to live in, then we need to look more to the things that are good and we need to say "thank vou" for. After list- ing the things we are thankful for the "unthankful" list seemed so small,", The ushers for the service were John McAllister, Daid Rd\vcliffe, Jim Parsons and George Blackwell. Harry Stuart greeted the worship- pers. The congregation were reminded that next Sunday evening the regular month- ly Felliwship Service will be held with a special guest from ARC Industries. The fall Bible Study Fel- lowship group began their Bible study sessions on Tues- day morning with an excel- lent attendance, For the next eight weeks the group will be studying the Letters pf John. They met every Tues- day morning at 10:00 a.m. Rev. 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