Clinton News-Record, 1980-04-10, Page 18Hensall United has special services
Special service .
Maundy-- ,Thursday's:.
Communion service at
Hensall United Church.
'was an experience which
transplanted the ccm-
xnunicants back to the
Upper Room of Jesus'
Last Supper; �. In
preparation, one entered
a darkened church lit
only by a spotlight on the
Communion. Table
around which stood 13
chairs. The service re-
enacted the experience of
Jesus and the disciples
and brought the members
of the congregation to the
Upper Room drama.
The choir opened the
service with a hymn and
following the reading of
the scriptures, Rev. Stan
McDonald spoke on the
theme,"Assembling at
the Holy Table".
During the Communion
the Elders represented
the disciples around the
table in the Upper Room.
Dr. John Goddard played
the role of Thaddius,
Lorne Thrower was
Peter, David Brock as
John and Cecil Pepper as
Philip. Dill Foss acted the Slade and the prayer was
rote of ludas Iseartat and- led by Joal,xander.
Mrs• Joyce Pepper was
the reader. During the
Communion, the choir
sang a special number
and the iservice closed
with Don Travers singing
a' favorite hymn. The
choir led the way from
the sanctuary as the
congregation sang as a
symbol Q the path that
led, to Good Friday ex-
perience. There was no
nd
coBengreegationiction left and when
they feltready, with the
praomise of Easter
Morning services in their
'hearts.
Young peopre of the
United Church assisted
Karen McAllister
assisted at the piano and
Scott Jesney and Randy
Parker were ushers.
The highlight of the
service was-- the theme,
"The funeral that
shouldn't be" by Rev.
McDonald. Speaking ' as
'an observer in the crowd
surrounding the
crucifixion of Jesus, the
story of the last days of
His ministry was retold,
Suddenly all was
changed, as Tim
Rowcliffe rushed int8 the
church and down the
aisles proclaiming the
resurrection of Jesus and
,the minister, Rev.' , the mystery of his
McDonald with the presence and communion
Easter Sunday_Sunrises -.with those earth.
evoncal
Service. Betty 13eer sang, attended, with around 10.1)as the prayer of > wor§hippers and was
continued with Family
Breakfast in the
Fellowship Hall.
The regular morning
service was very well
the scripture was read by attended and struck. a
Starr Jesney and Glenn Joyous note all through.
Approach accompanied
by two guitarists, Wayne
Mathers and Dean
Campbell and also ac-
companing herself.
The Easter story from
The children's story was.
about travelling through
a dark tunnel and the
wonder of the light at the
other end. The choir sang,
and the message was, "Is
there a life before death".
The front of the church
was. beautifully
decorated with Easter
lilies and other plants,
placed there by Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie 'Davis in
memory of Mrs. Annie
Horton, and from the Fee
estate in loving memory
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Fee and Mr. and rs.
Rowland McCaffrey
placed plants in memory
of their parents. ,
Next Sunday will be
Women's Sunday, when
the Rev. Wilena Brown of
Varna will be guest
tT�
speaker—and—the—women—
will
peakerand--the—wwowill be helping with the
service.
Members of Unit two
who want barbecue
tickets to sell are asked to
contact Mrs. Cecil
Pepper. The barbecue
will be held on Wed-
nesday, April 23.
"Clinton's sidewalks are in terrible condition," says Eleanor Bishop of William
Street, and she got so tired of looking at them that on Monday she got out her
broom and swept the entire block from Ontario to Victoria Street. Town works
foreman wants the town to buy a small sweeper broom to mount on a tractor
and clean all the town's streets. (News -Record photo)
In Hensall
Comings and goings
__.__. by-gertha-Mac®or._ ._.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Beetles and 'Brian, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Stewart,
Salmon Arm, B.C., al-so--
Mrs.
lsoMrs. Alan " Packes of
Edmonton, Alberta, have
returned home after
spending the past two
weeks with their parents
and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wiliam
Rogerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Pere
Campbell have returned
home after spending the
winter -months in Florida.
Miss Carla Dalton and
Timmy Parker spent
Easter with their great-
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Parker.
Women's Institute (WI)
members are reminded
of the auction sale to be
held at their April
meeting. The annual
meeting of the WI will be
held on April 9 ht 8 pm in
the Hensall United
Church. New members
are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Payne of London visited
with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs-.
Carl Payne on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Bell and family and Earl
Bell of London spent
Easter with their mother
Ruby Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Horton 'and family of
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
• Allan Busche and family
of Dorchester spent
Easter with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Horton.
Pauline Bell visited last
week with her sister Kay
Bissett in London.
Charles Mick.le_,.<, of
Hamilton spent some of
the Easter weekend with
his mother Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Bissett and girls, of
Goderich, Miss Tro'ann
Bell of Hensall spent
Easter Sunday with Mrs.
Edith Bell and Pauline
Bell.
Mrs. Mabel Munn spent
the Easter weekend with
her daughter and son-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Don
Gooding and Dale at
Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
'orbett spent Easter
Sunday with their
daughter air►d sonpinclgik
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chaffe at Mitchell.
David Zunack and son
Ryan of• London visited
recently with Mrs. Edith
Bell and Pauline Bell.
Mrs. Laird Mickle,
Florence Joynt, and
Charles Mickle were
Easter Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs.
William Mickle and
family in Exeter. ,
Carmel Church
Easter lilies adorned
the front of Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday when Rev.
Kenneth Knight con-
ducted,the Easter ser-
vice. Mrs. Taylor
presided at the organ for
ti
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the junior and senior Florida.
choirs sang. special Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
hymns. - Mousseau of Ridgetown
The Bells of St. Mary's spent several days last
Young People's hand bell week visitingwith
choir will be featured in a relatives ^and friends
musical evening to be
held in Carmel Church on
Sunday, May 4.
Hensall, UCW meet
Unit 4 of the Hensall
UCW met April 3 with a
good attendance. Mrs.
Britton; the leader,
opened the meeting by
reading two Easter
hymns followed by the
singing of a hymn and the
devotional was given by
Mrs. George Armstrong.
Mrs. Armstrong read
Easter passages and two
minutes silence was
observed for two
members, Mrs. Erratt
and Mrs. Rowe who
passed away in March.
Mrs. Laird Mickle
played a piano solo and
Mrs. W. Rogerson read
the story on Japan.
Several reports were
given and Mrs. Caldwell
gave the menu for the
beef barbecue on April 23.
Mrs. M. Rowcliffe,
Mrq. G. Dowson and Miss
Lam m ie served lunch,
assisted by Mrs. Gladys
Coleman.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jov returned from a
Chiselhurst UCW
The Chiselhurst UCW
met on Tuesday for their
April meeting in the
church basement with the
president Mrs. Jack
Brintnell presiding.
Worship service entitled
"An Easter Program"
was conducted by Mrs. A.
Cole assisted by Mrs. J.
Brintnell and Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell.
Several "thank-yous"
were acknowledged and
Mrs. Don Kerslake and
Mrs. Ross Riley
presented a skit • "To
Watch Or Not To Watch
TV". Mrs. Kerslake gave
the Easter Story.
Members were reminded
to bring used clothing for
the Mission. Coming
events include: a plant
sale will be held at the
May meeting. Also
planned was an afternoon
when we will visit the
"Country Spire".
Mrs. Alf Ross and Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell told of
their winter vacations
and showed pictures of
the good times they had.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ed
Dick and Mrs. Fredo Boa.
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