Times-Advocate, 1985-04-10, Page 29YOUTH IN CHARGE — Taking part in the Easter Sunrise service at Hensall United Church Were usher
Bill Stebbins (left), readers Chris Campbell, Wayne Scotchmer, Pam Gackstetter and Elizabeth Thomp-
son and usher Scott McAllister.
PCW Daffodil Tea on April 13
The April meeting of Carmel
Presbyterian Ladies was held on
Monday at 2:00 p.m. with president
Margaret Hoggarth presiding; she
opened with a meditation and prayer.
The group are invited to Kippen on
April 9 and to Bayfield on April 12.
Treasurer Marlene Bell gave a detail-
ed report of finances.
A queen -size quilt and pillow shams
were on. display which had been
finished by the quilt committee.
Arrangements were made for the
birthday meeting June 10. The next
' meeting c May 1 will be held Monday,
June 10 at 2 p.m.
The worship was taken by Mrs.
Knight. Her address was on "The
Master's Touch", which was most in-
teresting and informative. •
The Easter hymns "Crown Him
With Many Crowns" and "Rejoice
The: Lord is: King" wei•e sung. Mrs.
Knight closed with prayer.
Refreshments were served by Ruby
Bell and Dorothy Taylor.
Arrangements were concluded for
the Daffodil Tea and Bake sale on
Saturday April 13 at 2:00 p.m. Plan 10
attend.
Unit i1
Unit II Hensall U`('.w". held ttieir
monthly meeting on Monday April 1.
Helen Drysdale welcomed everyone
and read a poen "A Good Time Of
Year".
The topic was taken by Hazel Cor-
bett and a very interesting film on
"Women in Korea" was shown by
Shirley McAllister. A discussion
followed the film.
Florence Slade used as her theme
for the devotional "Joy" and the
Easter story. "When I Survey the
Wondrous Cross" was sung and Scrip-
ture passage from Matthew 27 and 28
was read, followed by prayer.
Roll call was answered with a sign
of Easter by 12 members. Mona
Alderdice conducted the business.
April 9 an invitation to Kippen
U.('.W.; April 10. Beef Barbeque;
April 22. special events at St. Marys
U.C.W.; April 28. Confirmation Sun-
day; May 2. an invitation to Zurich
U.C.W. We are reminded that Unit II
is. in charge of bingo each Monday
afternoon in May at the Queensway
Nursing Home. -
Helen Drysdale closed the meeting
with the prayer of St. Francis.
Pictures of ('hina taken on their
1980 trip were shown by Helen
Drysdale. Hostesses for the evening
were Mona Alderdice and Jeanette
Hensall
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Mrs. Nan Britton was an Easter
guest with the MacMillan's in
Seaforth.
Easter Meeting Unit I11
The Easter meeting of Unit 3 of
Hensall U.C.W. was held Tuesday
afternoon in the Church Parlor. The
worship was conducted by Helen
Roberts, the theme being "Prepare
for Easter"
Dorothy Parker presided for the
meeting and opened with a poem
"Easter Morning". Members
answered the roll call with a Bible
verse on Easter. "Thank You" cards
were read from Harvey Jacobi and
Lauretta Riley. Invitations were
received to attend the U.C.W. at Kip -
pen and Zurich.
Dorothy Brintnell had the study
. book. A film was shown on "Women
in Korea". Pearl Taylor gave a
reading about "Gooseberry Pie".
The meeting closed with prayer.
Hostesses were Vera Ross and
Dorothy Brintnell.
Unit 4
Unit 4 of Hensall U.C.W. was open-
ed on Thursday by Nan Britton with
a poem "Good Friday". Rena
Caldwell had the Devotional and read
the account of Good Friday by St.
Luke Chapter 22, verses 7-22. Just as
the Disciples rejected Jesus, we, too,
do likewise. Rena closed with a
thought provoking poem, "Yet men
have always betrayed him; Since
Judas first broke bread; Disap-
pointed by the kind of lives they led;
Today i sat at His table; And I
thought I -heard Him sigh; As I asked
for His forgiveness; Whispered, Lord
was it I?"
Shirley Luther read Luke 24 and
made the Easter Story come alive.
She explained how when He appeared
after His Resurrection how difficult
his followers found it to realize He
was indeed alive. And yet in reading
our Bible we will find how easy it is
o believe, acceptance is all that is re-
uired of us.
Mary Roobol reported one get -well
nd one birthday card sent. Myrtle
herritt reported $260.55 to date in
985. Roll call was answered with 18
members.
An invitation was received to Kip -
pen on Tuesday April 9 with guest
peaker Gwyn Whilsmith.
On April 22 there will be a bus leav-
g Exeter at 5:45 p.m. for St. Marys
resbyterial. Bill Brady will be guest
peaker. The bale will be packed
pril 29. please have used clothing in
efore that dale.
Elva Forrest, Hilda Payne, Muriel
erguson and Evelyn Flynn are to set
bles on Tuesday for the barbecue
ednesday, April 10. Vera Lemmon,
ell Riley, Eiva Forrest and Sadie
oy are to clean up after.
Ladies from Units I and iI take pies
North Door; those from 3 & 4 to
sl door.
An invitation is extended to Zurich
ited Church on May 2 to hear
aker Mr. Gordon Erb.
'allowing the business the ladies of
it 1 joined in viewing the film on
he Women of North and South"
wn by Elva F'orrest.
delicious lunch was served by
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Mrs. Jim Pollock, Mississauga spent
the Easter weekend with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren of
Oakville were weekend visitors with
Don's mother, Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor.
Handmade Afghan
The winner of the tickets sold on a
handmade afghan for the Hensall
Block Parent Association Easter
draw was Sandra Funk, RR 2, Zurich.
Seniors' Pot Luck
The Three Links April pot luck sup-
per will be held on Tuesday April 16
al 6:30 p.m. Please keep this date in
mind. Good entertainment following
.supper.
The Hensall and District
Kinsmen Club would like to
thank the following local
businesses who donated
prizes for the very successful
Zone K conference held
recently:
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ques. I lethal!. f xeler f)tstru 1
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Special services
on Easter Sunday
The United Church was filled on Sunday School, led the congregation
Sunday morning for the regular from darkness into the light of the
Easter Service. The service, con- resurrection. Readings were taken by
ducted by Mr. McDonald, took on the Pam Gackstetter, Elizabeth Thomp-
festive mood of Easter through the son, Chris Campbell and Wayne Scot -
spirited anthem presented by both the chmer. Joyce Pepper led the music on
Senior and Junior choirs. Raye and the piano, and Scott McAllister and
Jean Jacobe took the duet with the Bill Stebbins were the ushers.
choir assisting in the very beautiful, As the congregation arrived, each
traditional "Christ Arose". They also was given a nail as a symbol of Christ
sang "Christ The Lord Is Risen To- being nailed to the cross, and at the
day" a very joyful anthem by James close of the service, the congregation
Denten. was invited to present the nails as a
The Junior choir came into the symbol of their dedication to building
church with their new choir gowns, a the new kingdom with the living
gift from the U.C.W. In the dedication Christ as their Saviour and Lord.
of the gowns, Jean Wareing, Following the Sunrise Service the
representing the U.C.W. and also the congregation went to the Fellowship
person responsible for making all the Hall singing "Christ the Lord is Risen
gowns, presented the children with Today" and there they communed
' their gowns and spoke of the ap- over breakfast served by the Worship
preciation of the congregation for the Committee under the direction of
fine Leadership in music given by the chairperson Sharon Wurm.
Junior choir.
The Junior choir added to the ser Carmel Easter Service
The
vice singing an ddwrittenhfor The Easter service was conducted
younger children by Allen James, in Carmel Presbyterian Church by
"Our Lord Arose". Rev. Kenneth Knight who spoke on
Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject the subject "Christ is Risen".
of Christ Our Victor, the last in a Miss Carolyn Love presided at the
of Chis sermons on the Unwitting in organ for the service and song and led
Witness of Christ. He took as his text the choir in singing the anthem "Were
"He trusts in God, Let God deliver You There?"
Him". He said that is exactlyspecial The church
Him".
in keeping with
was decorated with
Jesus always did, He trusted in God flow
and God did deliver him as the Risen Easter. The Hensall and Community
Living Lord. Horticultural Society donated a pret-
"Inlife and death God in Christ in ty hydrangea, which will be passed on
to Queensway Nursing Home.
vites us to trust in Him", he said. "He
is the God of resurrection and life.
More than we want to live, He wants DDP to visit Lodge
to give
u -
s life new life now and Noble Grand Eunice Aikenhead,
greater life to come." assisted by Vice Grand Lois Jones,
The church was beautifully presided at the meeting of Amber
decorated with flowers placed by Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday even -
Donna, Harry and Gerry Smith in lov- ing. The District meeting will be held
ing memory of Mrs. Inez McEwan, by in Clinton on April 10 at 2:30 p.m. All
Irene Davis in loving memory of Mr. Past Grands are invited to supply a
and Mrs. Harry Horton, through the number for entertainment.
Fee Estate in loving memory of Mr. The treasurer gave the financial
and Mrs. Victor Fee, by Mr. report. D.D.P. Kay Wise will make
McDonald in loving memory of his her official visit on April 17.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald An invitation was received to attend
and also by the Hensall Horticultural a dessert euchre in Clinton May 1 at
' Society in commemoration of the 1:30 p.m. Amber Dessert Euchre will
work they do to beautify our village. be May 8 at 1:00 p.m. •
Glenn Hayter greeted the con-
gregation and Ross Veal, Dennis Mar-
tin, Donald Stebbins and Bill Stebbins
were the ushers.
The congregation were reminded of
the Beef Barbeque on April 10.
Following the service a Fellowship
Hour was held in the Fellowship Hall
with Sharon Wurm and Lloyd and
Shirley Ferguson as host and hostess.
Maunday Thursday
A most impressive Maunday Thurs-
day service was held at the United
Church on Thursday evening when
Sharon Wurm, Scott and Starr Jesney
led the congregation in the Maunday
Thursday, Good Friday drama
through scripture readings. The
Senior choir assisted with the service
by leading the ministry of music
along with two anthems. "The Cross
Was His Own" a very expressive an-
them with much feeling by Mildred E.
Heller, and also the very beautiful
"Were You There" with Sharon Kyle
taking the solo.
Mr. McDonald conducted the com-
munion service using the mode of
receiving the communion at the altar.
Following the reading of the scripture
pertaining to Jesus' death, the sanc-
tuary went into darkness until the
sunrise service on Easter Sunday
when the service continued.
Approximately 130 people arrived
at 7:000.m. for Me Sunrise Service on
Easter Sunday morning. The service,
conducted by members of the Senior
April 10, 1985
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