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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-14, Page 15Hensall women hear history of group Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 On June 5, the Presbyterian Church Women held a birthday party in recogni- tion of their 99 years in service to the church. There were 50 persons in atten- dance from Hensall, Exeter, Seaforth and Kippen churches. President Kathy Bell welcomed the guests in a fitting manner. Following a hymn and prayer: the worship portion of the evening was taken by Bev Moir and Marilyn Campbell. Their theme em- phasized the importance of family: love and marriage: love for others and above all, love for God, If we love others, God will help us. Marlene Bell gave a very interesting story of the years of women in the P.C.W. In 1890, Mrs. Phair was president of the Huron Presbytery: First president of the young ladies Mrs. Dunlop and Mrs. Harry Arnold (for years the group was named the Arnold Circle). Alice Walker was also president. In January 1984, the groups amalgamated to become the Presbyterian Church Women. All work together. Some presidents were: Emily Edwards, Hannah Workman, her daughter Mabel Stanlake, Mrs. Sam Dougall, Maggie May Campbell, Henriet- ta Brown, Florence Hyde, Dorothy Taylor and Margaret Hoggarth. This short history was very interesting and many remember the presidents who have pass- ed on. The guest speaker, and a capable one, was Margaret Strang who is president of the London Synodical of the Presbyterian Church. She recalled the olden days when the ladies held their meetings in their homes; hats and gloves were worn„ and how times have changed. Women have more opportunities now in voicing opi- nions and helping in the churches and communities. She recounted the events of the recent seminar at the University of Western Ontario. Ladies from all the pro- vinces in Canada were present. Mrs. Strang told of the first W.M.S. being in Montreal 125 years ago and the western division was formed 75 years ago. Kim Reddick of Zurich who is also in- volved with the Huron Country Playhouse, sang a solo "Whither Thou Goest". She was accompanied on the piano by Carolyn Love. Kim was thanked by Jan Baker. President Kathy Bell thanked Mrs. Strang and on behalf of the P.C.W. of Hensall, presented here with a plant. Two former presidents of R.C.W. (Hensall) who have left the church were called forward and Marlene Bell thanked them fittingly for their services and presented them with a gift. These ladies are Florence Hyde, of Exeter and Margaret Hoggarth also of Exeter. The evening was pleasant and attended by so many old friends who renewed aquatntances with everyone. The guests were served a lunch before which Rev. Henderson, Exeter asked the blessing. It is hoped that the women may be able to have a great party in 1990. Imagine: 100 years of service. Happy Birthday P.C.W. of Hensall Cannel Church. SUNDAY SERVICE Rev. Mark Gaskin, the minister for Ex- eter Caven Church and Hensall Carmel Church -was the leader in the service of June 11. The sermon entitled - Life meets Death, had much deep meaning for all who have been in sorrow over the death of Loved ones. They were assured that death is on- ly an interruption from this life to a much happier one, to which we must all go sometime. Unfortunately, the congregation was not so large as usual and it was thought perhaps this was due to many being on vacation or working on the land. However, it is sincerely hoped this is not an indication of days to come as the ser- vices are most interesting and informative. Following the service the P.C.W. held a short meeting regarding a future mission of their dedication of service to those less fortunate than ourselves. NORTHCREST NEWS Wayne and Iris Payne and daughter Amberly of London visited with parents Carl and Hilda Payne last Friday. Other visitors with the Paynes were his sister and brother-in-law Ross and Marion Berdan of Union, Ontario who spent a few hours with them on Sunday. The Northcrest residents enjoyed another delicious potluck last Monday with 16 residents attending. Sadie Hoy was pleased with a visit last week from her Aunt Sadie Sockett of Fergus and Cousin Doreen Broolie of Edmonton. Also sharing a visit with Sadie last week were Eileen and Bill Hoy of Kincardine. Mabel Shirray entertained her son and daughter-in-law Bruce and Janet of Grand Bend last Monday evening. Ken and Grace Wilbee of Napanee, and Bob and Louise Slade of Listowel spent last Sunday afternoon with their good friend Babe McGregor of Northcrest. SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS The highest score for the day June 6 was Annie Reid with a whopping 387 followed by Dorothy Brintnell 328, Percy Campbell 296, Ross Marshall 288, George Dowson 283 and Dave Woodward 281. Shuffling every Tuesday at the Arena. Newcomers are heartily welcomed. HENSALL UNITED CHURCH Sunday was the Promotional and Awards Service, put on by the Hensall United Church Sunday School. It is the final wrap-up for the Sunday School year. The service was led by Superintendent Tammy Preszcator, with help from Rev. Wright, Mindy Bell, Victoria Bisback and Terri -Lynn Elder. The following children received cer- tificates, pins and/or seals for perfect at- tendance at Sunday School: Krista Taylor, Cecelia Corbett, Gillian Wright, Gordon Bailey, Justin Fields, Allan Mallette, Katie Bailey, Benji Reaburn, Jay Mallette, Jamie Reaburn, Jerry Cor- bett, Stacey Butson, Erin Campbell, Megan Preszcator, Rachael Wood, Amy Wood, Louise Wood, Heather Wood, Sarah Stoll, Joshua Fields, Tara Pepper, Tara Campbell, Dawn Corbett, Meghan Hayter, Jason Corbett, Becky Corbett, Jennifer Masse, Kim Taylor, Bill Hayter, Melissa Masse, Janine Hayter, Dennis Noakes, Victoria Bisback, Mark Bell, Kerrie Con- sitt, Cathy Corbett, Jonathan Corbett, Jennifer McGee, Kari Taylor, Katie Rathwell, Richelle Elder, Leann Consitt, Terri -Lynn Elder, Jaime McGee, Jodie McGee, Derek McGee, Mindy Bell, Shawn Wurm. Sunday School Promotions were; from Nursery to Kindergarten - Megan Preszacator, Stacey Butson, Erin Camp- bell, Cecelia Corbett, and Sarah Stoll. Kindergarten to Primary - Erin Leobold, Tara Campbell, Benji Reaburn, Adam Miller, Erin Traquair, Billy Edwards. Primary 2 to Junior 1; Nicole Miller, Amy Wood, Bill Hayter, Jason Corbett and Jeff Rathwell. Junior 2 to Intermediate 1 - Melissa Masse, Jennifer McGee, Kari Taylor, Louise Wood, Melissa Tinunermans, Katie Rathwell and Charmaine Dupuis. Intermediate 2 to Senior - Jaime McGee, Heather Wood, Terri -Lyn Elder, Tara Pepper, Jamie Brock, Jodie McGee, Cathy Corbett and Jeremy Reid. After the service everyone met in the Fellowship Hall for cookies and lemonade. While enjoying a good visit the members had an opportunity to examine the four tablefuls of crafts the classes had made throughout the year. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Kay Elder was chairperson and opened the meeting of the Friendship Circle with a warm welcome to everyone. Kay Mock had the devotion with the title being 'En- vironment'. The scripture was read by Kay followed by a poem "My Garden". Hymns were sung accompanied by Dean- na Brock. Some helpful hints were given on En- vironment. The ladies were reminded of the invitation to the Kippen Institute meeting Hensall United Church June 28 at 8 p.m. Guest speakers were Dale and ' Doreen Good who have recently returned from Bangladesh, Kay Mock reported packing the good used clothing and delivering it to the Salvation Army in Clinton. Anita Cook and Kay Elder were in charge of the program and the game Win, Lose or Draw based on hymns, Bi- ble scriptures and happenings was en- joyed by all. Hostesses were Dorothy Parker and Laura Wright. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 14, 1989 — 15,4 4 •. 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There will be entertainment, a penny sale, a bake sale, a draw for cash prizes, door prizes and lunch. Ladies from surrounding areas are welcome to attend. A parish picnic is planned for Sunday, August 13. The Hibbert 4-11 Club girls will look after the flower beds around the church this summer and the C.W.L. will sponsor this club with a donation. Special guests, Jean Wolf ,from Flower Magic, Seaforth demonstrated• flower .ar- ranging, which was 4enjoyed;by the ladies. A draw for a ,flower arrangement was .won ,by Marie aliicltalell, ,a corsage by Martha Murray ;and .bouquetof .fresh -flowers was ay:Sherri :Cronin. 'IIRIDALISHOWER A miscellaneous, bridal; shower was held for Louise Nolan .on 'lb day .evening in the St. • Colikkban Church Hall <with ,friends, relatives .and ,neighbors aten- Sla1}g,0. veiTshe eshower as ii en•b y.the ,N olan rs;an� evYe. od'te fo the n8rY ruseful;gift�� received treve .ene. - S�beddIols Attack. Loltsewill be „malied to ;Prank .Flanagon on July 15,ati t.coltanban. PEOPLE Visitors from Holland with Peter and Jean Van Drunen were Annie Maas, sister of Jean; her daughter Susanne, her son Stefhan and his girlfriend and Luke Vander Heyden. They enjoyed Canada very much and flew home last Friday. John Cronin of Sylvan Lake, Alberta spent two weeks visiting with his parents Alphonse and Annie Cronin of St. Colum - ban and Frank Maloney of Mitchell. John returned to his home in Alberta on Tuesday. The Father Stephen Eckert Council of the Knights of Columbus attended Mass in St. Columban Church on Sunday followed by breakfast in the K of C hall. Father Goyeau was guest speaker at the breakfast. The sympathy of the community goes out to Rita Ryan and family on the death of Joe Ryan, °husband and father. Mass of the Christian Burial was held on June 5 in St. Columban Church. The sympathy of :the community ;goes out to -ib'rank Murray .and family on the death ,of Marion Murray. .wife ,and mother. Mass of the Christian Burial was ,held on Saturday, .tune 10 in $t. Colum - ban Church. Mtt1<£iflop 441 report by Melanie Cronin. On June 6 McKillop No. 4 held its se- cond meeting on "Let's Landscape" at the home of Cora de Vries. The meeting opened with the 4-11 pledge and followed with the roll call and ways to beautify our homes. The girls then went outside and discussed ways to improve Cora's backyard. They talked about sketching their homes and yards the way they are now and how they can be improved. Sympathy of the community goes out to the relatives of Mrs. John Coyne who died on Saturday. Mass of the Christian Burial was held on Tuesday in St. Colum - ban Church. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK 'Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy visited on Saturday with Clare and Marie Oldham in London. Dave and Joanne Regier and family of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Ab and Eileen Cronin. Sister Margaret Ecker�tt and Sister Marietta Delaney of :Stratl'iroy visited on Sunda with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. On Monday Anne and Ron McEaehen of Parkhill, Leo and Kay Ryan and Bob ): and Jane Ryan of Kitchener visited ,with the -Ryan. Craribrook host 40 ,sumessfiul yorage -sole • CranbrookCorrespondent MRS:,:MAC ENGET. ,88743645 NTtheASerroloe,411.4nox :Ch ach fan ;J,une..4 fwAS tin .1the charge of s *),Ont aftntin qx College• Te minister, ,Rev .;Steven TWebbvw -attending General•Assembly* '<iontr The ideal,: weather on ,Wednesday,.June 7 ,added oto the .success of the ,garage,, sale sponsored sby the -ladies of ,Knox Presbyterian Iicehh Vhe ,hake table and •lnch.peetriy Mere n •Itentand. Visiting Mrs iMac Engel Me weRIt ..erey�i a�K@t'leyr iso e, I' .Mert fa+ kwell And ;Mrs back ldice, :;Walton And Mrs.,Murray long, Bre els. Best calves - Dale Good of W.G. Thompson and Son purchased the champi- on calf owned by Richard Kinsman at Saturday's HClis611 Fair for $1.90 a pound. Valerie Ryan's reserve champion was bought by Ed Mosterd of Hen- sall_ Co -Op for $1.70 a pound. The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation to all the buyers who attended the Hensall South Huron Calf Club sale Saturday afternoon and who, by their brisk bidding, made the show a success. It is•support such as this which enables the committee to carry on with the pro- gram among the young people in our community and we know everyone shares a pride in their accomplishments. 1989 Hensall Calf Club Buyers Buyers - Gra• nd Champion - W.G. Thomason & Sons Ltd. Reserve Champion Hensall Co-op plus 1 Veal's Meat Market 5 calves Mernerls Meats 3'calves Darlings 3 naives Vic Hargreaves 2 calves :pave Meats 1 cart Ulch Transport & Ulch Trailer Sales 1 calf Fleming Feed Mills 1 calf Hummel Feed Miles 1 calf Top Notch Feeds 1 calf Stew.ert Mc ale Ltd 1 calf Fiimore !.ivestock 1 calf Jamieson Gilroy 1Uivestock; '$ask Corsetti Meats 1 calf Haugh Tire, Clinton Hensall Livestock 1 calf Hay Twp. Mutual Ins Canada Packers .100 Evergreen Farms Beefs :Farfn•fquip 1 oalf l calf 1 calf 1 calf 1 calf Thank you to Henssail supplies, LestoarAaces forthe jt 41 th�r lacltes ndf- I, Auctioneer 4rryGardin r.�tPernisWd.9e1Les a goner. 'hankao,W to;all;the iWyers, vipers, donators otxtrpphi s, money :ar ticles :and •rosettes Your,,trerfl ndous t upport and:generrosity is greatiy ap- preciated by the Hensallalf, db.