Times-Advocate, 1984-04-18, Page 16Times -Advocate, April 18,1984
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UC beef barbecue feeds 700; Irene Davis elected Seniors' president
The social function of Hen -
sal United Church Women
thank everyone who helped in
any way to make the
barbecue a successful event.
A special thank you to the 700
people who turned out to eat.
Thank you all.
Zone USCO Rally
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day in the Legion Hall. They
were Irene Davis, Irene
Finlayson, and Bertha
MacGregor. The speaker was
WASHING UP — Mona Alderdice (left) and Qiane
Gerstenkorn, conveners of this year's beef barbecue
at Hensall United Church, try to keep up with the
dishwashing. More than 700 dinners were served.
Mrs. Joyce King, Tottenham,
Ontario, first vice-president
of the United Senior Citizens
of Ontario Inc. She answered
many questions from -
members and gave an in-
teresting and informative ad-
dress. The new slate of of-
ficers installed for the coming
year are: president, Mrs.
Irene Davis; 1st vice-
president, Barrie Gandier,
Zurich; second.. vice-
president, Gerald Excel,
Brussels; secretary, Mrs.
Irene Johns, Exeter; ass't
secretary, Bertha
MacGregor, Hensall;
treasurer, John Deeves, Clin-
ton and ass't treasurer, Bert
Piers, Blyth. The Fall Rally
will be held early in October
at a time and place yet to be
decided.
United Church
There was an excellent at-
tendance for the Palm Sun-
day service at the United
Church on Sunday morning
when Mr. McDonald spoke on
the subject "What Will You
Do with Jesus". He spoke of
the triumphant entry of Jesus
into Jerusalem on one day,
and only a few days later the
same people were calling for
Jesus to be put away. He ask-
ed if we as Christians today
live the faith and witness we
give on Sunday throughout
the week in our day to day ac-
tivities and lives.
The children's sermon was
on "What are we laying
before Jesus". He used his
suitcase full of clothes as an
illustration and spoke of the
Palm Sunday crowds
greeting Jesus.
Ross Riley greeted the con-
gregation and Wayne Corbett,
Jeff Corbett, Steven Corbett
and Bill Noakes were the
ushers.
The choir contributed much
to the service in the presenta-
tion 'of two anthems, "All
Glory, Laud and Honour" to
the St. Theodulph tune and "I
Know the Lord has Laid His
Hands on Me."
The flowers at the front of
the church were placed in lov-
ing memory of Mrs. Ella
Drysdale by her family. The
congregation was reminded
of the Maunday Thursday ser-
vice on Thursday evening at
7:30 p.m. when communion
will be served, and Easter
Day Services will open with
the Sunrise Service at 7:00
a.m. followed by breakfast in
charge of Bill Bailey and his
worship committee. At the
eleven o'clock service Easter
Sunday everyone is invited to
wear their Centennial clothes.
Queensway news
On Monday afternoon Ar-
nold Circle ladies of the Hen-
sall Presbyterian Church
were in to play bingo with us.
Due to all the commotion
involved with the construction
of the new wing our Tuesday
church service was cancelled.
Despite all the noise, the
residents still got together in
the afternoon for a hymn sing.
Crafts were the highlight of
Wednesday morning. In the
afternoon a birthday party
was held to celebrate all the
April birthdays. There were
five this month - Albert
Miazga, Murray Howe, Ross
Thompson, Earl'Kinsmanand
Dora Hogarth.
Thursday afternoon was the
scene of an old-time sing-
song. In the evening a silent
movie, "The Floorwalker"
featuring Charlie Chaplin was
viewed and enjoyed by the
residents.
Friday morning was .our
bowling time. Albert Miazga
and Lloyd McDougall were
high bowlers for the week
with scores of 126 and 124.
Carmel Presbyterian
Rev. Kenneth Knight con-
ducted worship at Carmel
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Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day speaking on Christ's
Humility and Greatness. Mrs.
Dorothy Taylor presided at
the organ.
Choir practise will be held
on Thursday evening at 8:00
Commencing April 29
church service will begin at
10:15 a.m.
The PCW and Arnold Circle
Evening Auxiliary held a
most successful Bake Sale
and Daffodil Tea on Saturday
in the school -room of the
Church. The groups are very
grateful to everyone who at-
tended and all who brought
donations.
The ladies of Carmel
Presbyterian Church are in-
vited to First Presbyterian
Spring Conference on
Wednesday evening April 18
at 8:00 p.m.
Several carloads of PCW
and Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary members from
Carmel Presbyterian Church
were guests of Cromarty
Church ladies on Monday
evening when the guest
speaker showed slides and
narrated many interesting
highlights on Africa which the
PCW are studying this year.
An eighty-third birthday
party was held on Sunday for
Mrs. Ina Johns of Exeter at
the homes of her daughter
and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Gerstenkorn,Linda and
Steven of Hensall. Guests at-
tending were Mr. Bill Johns,
Mrs. Ruth Irvine, Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. John Batten, Mr. and
Mrs. Emmerson Johns and
Joanne, Mr. Terry Johns, Mr.
and -Mrs. Ken Ferguson,
Christopher and Tracy, Mr.
and Mrs. David Passmore,
Paul and Jon, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Katey and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Batten. A delicious pot
luck supper was enjoyed by
all.
The Birch Tree Gift Shop
had a very successful -after-
noon at the Open House at the
new location, 117 King Street,
Hensall, Sunday when many
friends and visitors called to
browse around and have a
cup of coffee. Door prize
draws were made by Dr. J.C.
Goddard and the lucky win-
ners were 011ie Cooper and
Brenda Ha
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creator of the beautiful afghan and cushion offered for sale, PCW president Dorothy
Taylor and Arnold Circle president Lola Nixon.
Kippen finance club .meets
By Margaret Hoggarth
The third regular meeting
of the Wallet Watchers was
held on Saturday April 14 at
the home of leader Lawrence
Beane. President Greg Hog-
garth opened the meeting at
1:30 p.m. with the 4-H pledge.
The minutes were read and
the roll call answered.
Lawrence discussed the
topics of cash flows and
budgeting. After an exercise
in cash flows the meeting was
adjourned. (Press reporter -
Paul Hoggarth).
Kippen UCW
The Kippen UCW held a
meeting on April 10 in the
Church Sunday School room,
opened with president Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper reading a poem
entitled "Message of Spring."
The worship led by Mrs.
Ronald McGregor focused on
the theme of Hope. Her scrip-
ture was taken from 1 Corin-
thians 13. We must have hope
to carry on living and the
events of Easter renew our
sense of hope. "Christ The
Lord Has Risen Today" con-
cluded the worship time.
Guest speaker for the even-
ing was Mrs. Lauretta
Seigner, a member of the
board of directors for Town
and Country Homemakers.
She presented a very infor-
mative slide presentation ex-
plaining the function of the
organization in our
community.
The president reminded the
members of the invitation to
Goshen UCW on April 19 and
of the Huron -Perth Special
Events Evening to be held in
Wingham on April 23. The
Open Air Church service will
be held on Sunday June 24 in
Hensall
The meeting closed with the
Singing of "The Old Rugged
Cross". Courtesy remarks
were given by Mrs. Emmer-
son Kyle and a delicious lunch
was served by co -hostesses
Mrs. Hugh Hendrick and Mrs.
Bert Faber. A social hour
followed.
Kippen United Church
On Sunday April 15 Pastor
Moffat presided in the pulpit
for the Palm Sunday service.
The sermon text was taken
from Luke 19:41, Jesus Weeps
Over Jerusalem. For his ser-
mon Pastor Moffat expound-
ed on "The Weeping King"
saying that Jesus wept as He
entered Jerusalem many
years ago, and He must still
weep today as He sees how
His people do not follow His
way in this community or
throughout the world.
Barb Cooper presided at the
organ for tl.e special Palm
Sunday music.
ASTIR — Grace Drtimmond keeps an eye (and a spoon)
on the gravy for the beef barbecue at Hensall United
Church.
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Civic Corner
PUBLIC MEETING
Thurs. April 26, 1984
at the Hensall Public School
7:30 p.m.
The Public ore invited to participate in the development of an economic
strategy for the Village of Hensall to promote residential, industrial and
commercial growth.
You are encouraged to take a more active role to promote development
and to participate in the exchange of information toward meeting the needs
of our community in residential and commercial areas.
You, the citizens of Hensall are the biggest sales force of our own
community.
"Think positive" Plan to attend:and participate
Co-sponsor y
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One committee member required for the Hensall Parks Hoard. Applico-
tions.are invited from persons interested in serving on the Hensall Parks
Board. Please submit name and telephone number in writing to Elizabeth
Oke, Clerk -Treasurer, P.O. Box 279, Hensall Ontario, NOM 1X0 or
telephone 262-2812
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