Times-Advocate, 1982-03-17, Page 17Senior play cards,
arrange for pot luck
Mrs. Eileen Ronnie
presided for the March
meeting of the Three Links
Seniors and opened the
meeting with the singing of
"0 Canada" with Mrs.
Mickle at the piano.
The Lord's prayer was
repeated in unison. The roll
- call was answered by
twenty-four members.
The correspondence was
read and the treasurer gave
the report to date.
Mrs. Dorothy Mickle
spoke on donating to an
organization such as heart
fund. cancer, diabetes or
blind, etc. A motion followed
and was carried.
The April meeting will be
a pot -luck supper at 6:30
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The
Light
Touch
By
JACK
LAVENDE
You hove to hand it to
those income tax folks
- they'll get it anyway.
When your teenager
wants to learn to drive
the family car,
whatever.ybu do, don't
stand in his way.
Afternoon T.V. was so
dull this year that kids
were doing their
homework.
"Don't cry, dear" said
the father of the bride
to his wife. "We may
have lost a daughter,
but we've gained a
bathroom and a
telephone."
When you go on a strict
diet, the first thing you
lose is your temper.
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Here's some food for
thought; the attempt to
please is just a bit
greater at
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p.m. April 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frayne
and Mrs. Elizabeth Riley
were in charge of the enter-
tainment and the social com-
mittep was Mrs. Ruby Bell,
Mrs. Gertle Moir and Irene
Finlayson.
Progressive euchre was
played withthe following
prize winners: ladies' high,
Aldeen Volland; consolation,
Jessie Armstrong; gent's
high, Gertie Moir; consola-
tion, Dorothy Brintnell; lone
hands, Mary Mellis.
UCW meet
Unit Two of Hensall
United Church held their
March meeting on Monday,
March 8, when the film
"Guess Who's Coming to
Breakfast" was shown.
This film deals with the in-
fluence of Nutritional com-
panies throughout the world,
especially in third world
countries; Many injustices
were touched upon brought
about by the companies' aim
to maximize profits.
The study was led by Mrs.
Hilda Payne and was
preceded by a devotional
given by Mrs. Helyn
Drysdale, entitled "Date
with Destiny".
Unit Leader Mrs. Joyce
Pepper conducted the
business, arranging for
flowers in the Sanctuary on
Sundays throughout April
and the programme at the
General meeting to be held
on April 5 at 8 p.m. when Jay
Campbell of Exeter will be
the guest Speaker. The
business part of the meeting
will be held on Monday,
March 29 at 7:30 p.m.
Church Fellowship Night
is to be March 21 when Rev.
Barbara Laing will be show-
ing pictures of her trip to the
Holy Land last year. The
beef barbecue is April 21.
Following the Benediction
a delicious lunch was served
by the hostesses Mrs. Peggy
Fleming and Mrs.Wilma
Munn.
Personal
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mrs.
Edith Bell and •daughters
Pauline and Troyanne in the
sudden death of the former's
grandson, Paul Edmond
Bedard, son of Mrs.
Kathleen Bissett of London
and Guy Bedard of Georgia,
aL as r on March 9 in his
mar, as a broLIker
of ''as the result Of an
accident.
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recent Brucefield Oddfellows mixed curling bonspiel. Above, DDGW John Mof-
fatt presents the trophy to Bill and Audrey Rowe and Gord and Eileen Ross. At
the right is Noble Grand Jack Henderson.
Church women learn
about `the acid test'
Mrs. Helen Scane presided
at the March meetingof the
U.C.W. of Hensall United
CHurch.
After repeating the
U.C.W. purpose the hymn
#'Dear Lord and . Father of
Mankind" was sung. Helen
read a poem "Listen to the
Voice of God", using as her
theme "One Day at A Time"
or "Worry" using material
written by Rev. Davidson.
In the sermon on the
Mount, Jesus said "Do not
be anxious about tomorrow,
tomorrow will look after
itself; each day has troubles
of its own". Many of us will
spend'much time and energy
today, worrying about
yesterdays' happenings. We
are all in varying•degrees,
victims of warty. Some Is
valid but much is needless.
Like us Jesus' disciples were
worriers, which led them to
quarrelling. In Luke 12,
Jesus said to them not to be
worried about food and
clothes, these will be provid-
ed. if you must worry, try to
switch your worry to the
concern for the well being of
others and thus help worry
to evaporate.
"0 Master Let Me Walk
With Thee" was sung. The
prayer of Serenity was
repeated.
The roll coll was answered.
by a verse on prayer, and the
minutes were read. Offering
was dedicated by Helen.
Audrey Joynt conducted a
very interesting study on
"Faith and Justice" using
the story "The Acid Test".
It is about a prominent
school teacher, Mr. McLean,
who also was a charter
member of church
organizations. He was at a
meeting discussing an old
home to be replaced with
modern buildings and the
building to be used for a half
way house, when his
daughter came in unex-
pectedly and saw fit to stand
up in the meeting and read
Matt. 25 Verses 40 to 45: "I
tell you this anything you did
for one of my brothers
here,however humble you
did for me and anything you •
did not do for one of them,
however humble, you did not
do for me". This showed her
father andothers the reason
for the group home. Audrey
led a short discussion.
Audrey Christie gave
business as follows: March
21 Fellowship night in the
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Church, Rev. Barbara Laing
will show pictures on her
trip to the Holy Land last
year at 7:30 p.m.; business
meeting for all ladies March
29 at 7:30 p.m.; Easter
General Meeting, April 5 at 8
p.m., Jay Campbell special
speaker; evening of April 13
special events meeting for,
all U.C.W. ladies' of the
church at Mitchell. Tickets
for beef barbecue, April 21
are avaiable from all the
ladies of the church.
Audrey Joynt told us of 'ur
new adopted girl and her
family of Burma.
The meeting closed with
the benediction. Belva Fuss
and Mary Buchanan, our
hostesses, had St. Patrick's
decorations and served a
delicious lunch.
Persona l
Mr. Ernie Davis was ad-
mitted to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, last week
where 'Ie is undergoing
treatment. His many friends
wish him well.
Times -Advocate, March 17, 1982
Hear speech on disabled
WI enjoy 'tour' of England
Richard Parkman of Hen -
sail, took the members of
the Hensall Women's
Institute (on Wednesday
March 10) through an
armchair tour of the south
west of England, London,
Stratford -Upon -Avon and a
few other spots.
Richard also brought a
photo album, illustrated
books and a coin collection
from his trip to Britain last
year. These made his talk
and slides even more in-
teresting.
This was Citizenship and
World Affairs night and
Pamela Gackstetter, a
public school pupil, read her
speech on disabled persons.
A sing -song was also en-
joyed. The programme was
chaired by Mrs. Susan Pur-
dy.
ur-
d President Mrs. Joyce
Pepper, opened the meeting
with a poem , "Live For
Today".
In the correspondence a
letter was read from the
London area president, Mrs.
Gordon Papple of Seaforth,
and invitations were receiv-
ed to a display of quilting at
the Exeter Rec Centre
March 30, a banquet for the
Town and Country
Homemakers April 7 at the
Pineridge Chalet and a
microwave demonstration
at Exeter on March 17.
Also the Hensall 4-11 club
are inviting all Women's
Institute Members to the
United Church at 8 p.m. on
March 23. It is hoped all
members can attend the
latter evening.
Next month, April 14 the
annual meeting will be held
and committe reports will
he given, a full attendance is
requested.
Church•news
Rev. Stanley McDonald
conducted the service at Hen-
sall United Church on Sun-
day, March 14, with organist
and choir director, Dr. Ralph
Topp at the organ.
This was the third Sunday
in Lent and Rev. Mclionald
spoke on love. God is love and
sets us an example for our ex-
pressions of love which is
what the world needs the
most, nowadays. God's love
is --caring actively, is respon-
sive, is giving, has respect for
everyone and is full of
forgiveness. God's example
has been seen in the life of
' Christ and should be followed
both within the church and
within the world. Then we can
relate to others as God relates
to us.
The children were told
about church in England in
the Middle Ages and the long
sermons. They were told That
living God's word is as impor-
tant as speaking His word.
The choir sang a lovely an-
them, "How can 1 thank Thee,
Lord?" by Eric Wild.
Mrs. Grace Drummond
greeted worshippers at the
front door and the ushers
were Darron Moir, Steve
Gerstenkorn, Scott Jamison
and David Rowcliffe. Mary
Buchanan and Elaine Steb-
bins were in charge of baby
and toddler care.
The flowers on the
memorial stand were in
gratitude and thanksgiving
for the wonderful life of Fred
Stuart, placed by his son and
daughter-in-law, Harry and
Carol Stuart, and in loving
memory of Paul Bedard,
placed by his grandmother
Edith Bell and family.
Communion was observed
in Carmel Presbyterian
Church with a good atten-
dance: Rev. Knight chose,
"The water of life" for his
sermon.
Everyone is invited td the
service next Sunday, March
21, at • 10 a.m. when The
Convenant Players will be
presenting a travelling
ministry in drama.
The students and teachers
of the United Church Sunday
School had a most enjoyable
skating party on Friday after-
noon when they all went to the
Hensall Community Centre.
for an hour of skating. All
students from nursery to
senior shared the ice for a
time of fun and relaxation.
Much appreciation goes to
the staff for arranging such
an excellent time for the
children.
Personals
Mrs. and Mrs. Leslie
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Corbett, RR 1 Exeter, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz
of Dashwood were recent
visitors with Mr.and Mrs.
Jack Corbett.
A carload of senior
citizens of Hensall visited
pleasantly at Vanastra
Recreation on Wednesday.
Dancing was enjoyed by
Polis 17
area seniors and residents
from Queensway Nursing
Home. Seaforth and .Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parker
returned home after spen-
ding the weekend with the
former's sister and brother-
in-law Sgt. Doug Wein,
R.C.M.P., Mrs. Wein and
David in Ottawa.
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We would like to thank our family,
friends, and neighbours for all the help,
gifts and donations we have received
during our recent loss. Thanks to the
Hensall Fire Department for their efforts
early that cold Thursday morning:
The help we received in the clean-up
was just tremendous and we thank
everyone who was a part of it. Thanks
to the ladies who brought baking and
clothing.
We would like to thank the organizers
and everyone for all the beautiful gifts
and kind donations we received at our
shower. Everything will help us greatly
in %tarting a home again.
We would like to extend our special
thanks to the organizers, Bluewater Play'
Boys for all the support we received at
our Benefit Dance. We greatly appreciate
it.
To all the kind people who left dona-
tions at the Bank of Montreal we thank
you so very much.
Words alone cannot express how
much thanks we owe to the people who
care. Your kindness and consideration
are deeply appreciated.
Ron and Debbie Denys
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