Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-27, Page 12PAGE22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIl1.27, 1983
Hensdi
ert MacGregor
The Nensall 4-11 Cooking
Travellers « Id their party
March 29 at Hensall United
Church; Tanury Bell said
the 4-11 Grace
A pot -luck sup,. r with
strawberry niilkshake and
Jamaican patties from the 4-
11 recipe book proved to be
popular with the members
and their guests. After
everyone had made a few
trips back to the table the
clean-up crew tidied up.
Wilma played sortie Dutch
music and games were
played. The leaders gave the
new members metric cups
and measuring spoons to the
senior members.
A few minutes were made
discussing the skit for
Achievement Night, which
will be held May 2 at 7 p.rn.
at Brucefield school.
Rebekahs Entertain
The members of Amber
Rebekah Lodge entertained
the members of Edelweiss
Rebekah Seaforth on
Wednesday evening. Noble
Grand Mrs. Margaret
C'unsitt presided assisted by
Vice Grand Mrs. Margaret
Upshall. Mrs. Margaret
COO
Upshall reported for the
visiting committee, the
Treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy
Corbett gave the financial
report, Mrs Bertha
MacGregor, JR P N G
gave the District report and
Mrs. Ruby Bell, R V G gave
the finance report.
Donations were made to
the President's Project, the
Home at Barrie and to the
50th anniversary of the
Brussels Lodge J une 4.
Hurorue Lodge Clinton will
be guests at the meeting May
4th Mrs. Edith Dunlop,
Noble Grand of Seaforth
thanked the Lodge for the
invitation.
Court Whist was played
and winners were: high,
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick; low,
Mrs Edith Bell; lucky draw,
Mrs Bonnie Upshall.
People you know
Mrs. Laird Mickle spent
the weekend with her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Collins and
family in Waterloo.
.vir. and Mrs. Lion Dalt.,n
and Carlo were visitors on
Sunday with Mrs. Dalton's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cl
Parker
b entert
t
Mrs Murray Traquair
who was receiving treatment
in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter returned to her home
un Friday
Mr and Mrs. Eric Luther
returned horse after a
pleasant holiday in Los
Angeles and San Francisco,
California.
r T
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted worship in Car-
mel Presbyterian Church un
Sunday Mrs Joan Keys
presided at the organ for the
service of sung
The anruversary service
will be held un Sunday, May
29 at 11 a.in. Rev. Grant
McDonald of Kitchener will
be guest speaker. Special
niw,ic will be presented.
On Sunday, May 15 the
Bells of St. Marys will
present numbers, also the
Dashwood quartette and a
guest suluist will be present.
Please keep these dates in
mind.
4-
A large nuniber of people
from Hensall and district
visited the Peebles Funeral
Home, Atwood on Thursday
of this week and also at-
tended the funeral in Atwood
Uruted Church for the late
Mrs Carl McDonald, mother
of Rev Stanley McDonald.
t
Dinner guests on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Sirn
Hoobol were Mr. and Mrs.
John Konynendyk of
Woodstock.
Mrs. McDonald dies
Mrs. Carl McDonald, the
former Hilda Helena Hewitt,
died at the Hiemstra Rest
Horne, Listowel on April 20
at the age of 82.
Mrs. McDonald was born
July 7, 1900 on second of
Elora Township the second
daughter of Arthur K. Hewitt
and Almeda M. Stanley.
Following her marriage to
Carl McDonald on April 16,
1924, they lived on the sixth
of Grey until their
retirement into Ethel. Mr.
McDonald died on August 24,
1974 and Mrs. McDonald
moved into Atwood and July
1982 she moved tc, the
Hiemstra Rest Home in
Listowel.
She was a very active
ests to sup
member of the cnuren ani
prior to her marriage was a
member of the Listowel
United Church and a choir
member She was a former
member of the Women's
Institute and for many years
was a reporter for the
Listowel Banner for the
Ethel District.
Surviving are two
daughters Mrs. Norman
(Grace) Coghlin and Mrs.
Chester ( Ruth) Earl of
Atwood and one son Rev.
Stanley McDonald of Hen-
sall.
The funeral service was
conducted from the Atwood
United Church on April 22
with Rev. Harry Steven
assisted by Rev Eric
LeDrew conducting the
service The choir and
organist of Atwood United
Church led in the ministry of
music. The pallbearers were
her six grandsons.
United news
Hensall United Church
was filled to capacity on
Sunday morning when 10
persons were confirmed
through Profession of Faith.
The ser -vice was conducted
by Rev. McDonald with
r
Marlin Nagtegaal as
organist.
Those confirmed were
Leslie Anne Bailey. George
Clinton William Blackwell,
Brenda Jean Dayman,
Joanne Blanche Dayman,
Heather Anne Jamieson,
Timothy Douglas Mann,
Mark Douglas McGregor,
Michael Grant McGregor,
Rodney Harold Parker,
Bonnie Lou Rowcliffe.
Mrs. Sharon Wurm
assisted the minister and the
Elders taking part in Laying
on of Hands were Bill Bailey,
Shirley McAllister, Shelley
Parsons, Kay Mock, Pat
Cook, Jim McGregor, Cindy
Taylor, Irene Davis and
John Rowcliffe.
The ushers were Ross
Sararas, Alf Ross, Harold
Parsons, Lloyd Ferguson.
Harry Stuart greeted wor-
shippers.
The flowers at the front of
the church were placed in
loving memory of Mrs. Ella
Drysdale by her family and
in loving memory of Mrs.
McDonald, mother of Rev.
McDonald.
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Kippen
By Rena Caldwell
Kippen East Women's
Institute held their annual
meeting in Exeter at the
home of the President Mrs.
Grace Drummond.
Festivities began with a pot
luck dinner. Guests were
present from, England, the
District President, Mrs.
Gordon Papple, Jean Young,
Director of Home Makers
from head office in
Wingham, Lauretta Siegner,
Director of Home Makers
representing Exeter.
Mrs. James Chalmers
introduced the guest speaker
Jean Young of Teeswater.
She showed pictures of the
help given to the old and
handicapped in their own
homes and was thanked by
Mrs. Robert Kinsman.
Annual reports were
presented by Treasurer Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, the P.R.O.
Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs.
Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Alex
McGregor, Mrs. Campbell
Eyre, Mrs. Harold Parsons,
Secretary Mrs. Grant
MacLean and the President
Mrs. Grace Drummond and
the Auditors. Mrs. Al
Hoggarth District Director
reported on the last board
meeting.
Mrs. Gordon Papple spoke
briefly and thanked the
ladies for her pleasant
evening. Mrs. Drummond
gave some interesting
readings.
Mrs. Carl Payne con-
ducted the election of of-
ficers as follows: Past
President, Mrs. D. Triehner;
President, Mrs. James
Drummond; 1st Vice
President - Mrs. Al
Hoggarth; 2nd Vice
i resident - Mrs. James
1 elect officers
Chalmers; Secretary - Mrs.
Grant MacLean; Treasurer -
Mrs. Vern Alderdice; Public
Relations - Mrs. Harry
Caldwell; Branch Directors -
Mrs. Harold Parsons, Mrs.
Wm. McDowell, Mrs. Cecil
Pepper; District Director -
Mrs. Carl Payne; Assist.
District Director - Mrs.
David Triebner; Resolutions
- Mrs. Vern Alderdice;
Sunshine - Mrs. Stewart
Pepper; Assist. Sunshine -
Mrs. Campbell Eyre;
Education and Cultural
Affairs - Mrs. Winston Work-
man and Mrs. William Bell;
Family and Consumer
Affairs - Mrs. Alex
McGregor and Mrs. Ernest
Whitehouse; Agriculture and
Canadian Industries - Mrs.
Campbell Eyre and Mrs.
John Sinclair; Citizenship
and World Affairs - Mrs. Al
Hoggarth and Mrs. Uwe
Wisch; Curator - Mrs.
Robert Kinsman; Pianist -
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot and
Mrs. J. Sinclair; Auditors -
Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs.
Stewart Pepper.
Mrs. Carl Payne brought a
report from Hensall Cen-
tennial Committee
4-H party
The Smorgasbord
Smursettes had their 4-H
party at Vanastra Curling
Club on April 19. Mothers
and friends were invited as
guests at the party. Mem-
bers had prepared games for
part of the evening and made
food for the party from
various countries.
Members decided to have
their meal in smorgasbord
fashion and after the games
the mothers and friends sat
down to the meal, Mothers
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Area changing the land use designation from Institutional
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selves. Achievement night
will be held May 2 at Huron
Centennial School.
Seventh meeting of the
Kippen Kontinental Kookers
was held at the home of
Linda Roberts on April 21.
Meeting opened with the 4-H
pledge and members then
answered the roll call.
Books were examined,
blanks filled in and foods
from each country
highlighted. Topic for the
skit "Celebrating the
Multicultural Way" was
discussed. Achievement
night is May 2 in Brucefield
Public School. Janet
Hoggarth News Reporter,
News Reporter for
Smorgasbord Smursettes is
Yvette Pridhomme.
People report
Mrs. Al Hoggarth held an
afternoon tea for mothers
and daughters honouring her
mother's birthday. Mrs.
Ashard and her daughter
Janet from England are
visiting the Hoggarths.
The Brucefield United
Church Youth Group held its
re -organized meeting on
April 18. Before the official
meeting such activities as
picnic table making and
ceramic pictures were en-
joyed by all.
This was followed by the
election of officers:
President, Monica Speziale;
Vice President, Jerry
McBeath; Recording
Secretary, Mary Jane
Parsons and David Moffat.
Tuesday ladies
bowling results
Tuesday Ladies
In the Tuesday Afternoon
Ladies bowling league
Gerry's Tweets Birds are on
top with 9111 points.
The remainder of the
scoreboard reads: Carol's
Cuckoos, 9014; Francyna's
Flamingoes, 8943; .Jean's
Woodpeckers, 8786; Pat's
Pigeons, 8776. Stirling's
Starling 8685 Mart's
Magpies, 8609 W innie's
Parrots, 8441.
Mary Stirling had the high
single of 265. Mert Elliott
how led the high trlpie of 630
and (;erre Muuntf;srd had
the high average of 200
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of 1983 Taxes are
due and payable by
May 15. 1089.
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