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Clinton News-Record, 1985-4-10, Page 17i Page 14-CLIINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1985 Duet featured in service The United Church was filled on Sunday barbecue on Wednesday, April 10. morning for the regular Easter Service. The Following the service a Fellowship Hour service, conducted by Mr. McDonald, took was held in the Fellowship Hall with Sharon on the festive mood of Easter through the Wurm and Lloyd and Shirley Ferguson as spirited anthem presented by both the host and hostess. senior and junior choirs. Mr. McDonald was a dinner guest on Sun- Raye and Jean Jacobe took the duet with day evening with his sister and brother -in - the choir assisting in the very traditional law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coghlin of At - "Christ Areee". The Junior choir came into the church with their new choir gowns, a gift from the UCW. In the dedication of the gowns, Jean Wareing, representing the UCW and also the person responsible theor making all the gowns - presented children with their gowns and spoke of the appreciation of the congregation for the fine leadership in music given by the junior choir. Mr. McDonald expressed apprecia- tion for this gift of gowns and had a prayer of dedication. The Junior choir added to the service in singing an anthem written for younger choirs. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of Christ Our Victor, the last in a series of ser- mons on the Unwitting Witness of Christ. He took as his text "He trusts in God, Let God deliver Him". He said that is exactly what Jesus always did, and that as a result God delivered him as the Risen Living Lord. "In life and in death God m Christ invites us to trust in him", he said. "He is the God of resurrection and life. More than we want to live, he wants to give us life - new life now and greater life to come." The church was decorated with flowers placed by Donna, Harry and Gerry Smith in memory of Mrs. Inez McEwan, by Irene Davis in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ing nailed to the cross, and at the close of the Horton; through the Fee Estate in memory service the congregation was invited to pre - of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fee; by Mr. sent the nail as an offering as a symbol of '•Mee:timid in memory of his parents, Mr. their dedication to building the new and Mrs. Carl McDonald and also by the ,kingdom with the living Christ as their Hensall Horticultural Society in com- Saviour and Lord. memoration of the work they do to beautify Following the Sunrise Service, the con - the village. gregation went to the Fellowship Hall sing - Glenn Hayter greeted the congregation ing Christ the Lord is Risen today and there and Ross Veal, Dennis Martin, Donald Steb- they communed over breakfast served by bins and Bill Stebbins were the ushers. The the worship committee under the direction congregation was reminded of the beef of Sharon Wurm. wood. An impressive Maunday Thursday ser- vice 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 led the ministry of music sung by Mildred E. Heller, with Sharon Kyle tak- ing the solo. Mr. McDonald conducted the communion service using the mode of receiving the communion at the altar. Following the reading off the scripture per- taining to Jesus' death, the sanctuary went into darkness until the sunrise service on Easter Sunday when the service continued. Approximately 130 people arrived at 7 a.m. for the Sunrise Service on Easter Sun- day morning when the service, conducted by members of the Senior Sunday School, led the congregation from darkness into the light of the Resurrection. Readings were taken by Pam Gackstetter, Elizabeth Thompson, Chris Campbell and Wayne Scot- chmer. Joyce Pepper led the music on the piano, and Scott McAllister and Bill Steb- bins were the ushers. As the congregation arrived each person was given a nail, as a symbol of Christ's be - Sweeties discuss clothes By Margaret Hoggarth :IPPEN - The seventh meeting of the Sewing Sweeties was held on April 3 at the home of Joyce Wilson. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge, the minutes, and then books were checked to make sure they were complete. For the roll call, members showed pictures of knit garments from a catalogue and discussed whether they were good buys or not. They talked about how to construct a "Flash Dance look" garment (baggy with outside seams).' They also discussed whether it is better to make or buy clothes, and learned how careful they must be while sewing. with stripes. Kippen United • Church News • Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit ip for the Easter Sunday Serviee at St. An- drew's. Music was provided by the choir, ac- companied by Mary Moffatt at the organ. Pastortilofflu's .sermon was entitled -Meet the Master". He expounded by say - ink • lr, spite of all attempts to communicate with the dead, there has been failure. Only Jesus, the Son of God, has appeared after death. The Resurrection is the centre of Christian Religion." Bulletin reminder that the Sunday School will be showing a film on Sunday, April 21. 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Also as a resolution to 14e. written down . on a piece of paper "Something that needs' to be changed". An- nual reports are to be given by the various committees. These reports are to be in duplicate form, please. Personals Evelyn and Alex McBeath have returned from a three-month stay in Florida: They noted that fruit trees had been frozen, and farmers were needing rain. Evelyn men- tioned that Alex drove all the way, approx- imately,1,350 miles each way. The Energetic Eight met at Bev and Doris Hamilton's on Wednesday, April 3. Cards were enjoyed by all with Harold. Parsons receiving the men's high, Bob Kinsman the low, Margaret Hoggarth won the ladies' high, and Doris .Hainilton the low. Phyllis and Harold Parsons received a prize for closest anniversary. Greg Hoggarth flew home to Kippen from Ottawa for the Easter weekend. 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Director Ron Westlake opened the rally with several choruses with Sharon Parker at the piaho. Rev. Gerry McMillan of Goderich Pentecostal Church led the group in prayer. Quizzing time followed. Teams were quizzed on Psalms 133, 134, and 135. The results were Bayfield, 1st; Zurich, 2nd; Exeter, 3rd. The next rally they will be quizzed on Psalms 136,137 and 138. The program was turned over to the Blue Grass Gospelaires from Hagersville. They ,are trom the Inman Reserve, and wore native dress for some numbers. They presented their first package of .singing. Afterwards their leader, Mr. Earl Sault, delivered a very timely and convicting message; bringing some of his own testimony of his former life and his accep- tance of Christ. The May meeting will be held on Satur- day, May 4 at the school with Mr. Sam Skin- ner, evangelist from Windsor, along with other special music. !Queensway News Rev. Stan McDonald froni the Hensall United Church, held communion service ' last week at Queensway Nursing Home. Mrs. Christie assisted with the service. Rev. Jim Sutton, from Exeter Anglican Church, served communion to the members residing at Queensway The ladies from the Arnold Circle of the Presbyterian Church, Hensall came over for bingo. They provided prizes for the win- ners. 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The next meeting 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". Arrangements were concluded for the Daf- fodil Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday, April 13 at 2 p.m. Easter meeting The Easter meeting of Unit III of Hensill UCW was held on April 2. The worship was conducted by Helen Roberts - the Theme being "Prepare For Easter". Dorothy Parker presided for the meeting and opened with a poem. "Thank You" cards were read from Harvey Jacobi and'Lauretta Riley. In- vitations were received to attend the UCW at Kippen and Zurich. Dorothy Brintnell had the Study Book - a film was shown on "Women in Korea". Pearl Taylor gave a reading about "Gooseberry Pie". DDP To Visit Lodge Noble Grand Eunice Aikenhead, assisted by Vice Grand Lois Jones, presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on April 3. The District meeting will be held in Clin- ton on April 10 at 2:30 p.m. All Past Grands are invited to attend and to supply a number for entertainment.l?DP Kay Wise will make her official visit on April 17. An invitation was received to attend a Dessert Euchre in Clinton May 1 at 1:30 p.m. Amber Dessert Euchre will be May 8 at 1:00 p.m. UCW news Unit IV of the Hensall UCW met on April 4. Rena Caldwell had the devotional and read the account of Good Friday by St. Luke. Shirley Luther read Luke 24 and made the Easter Story come alive. Mary Roobol reported one get -well and one birthday card sent. Roll call was answered with 18 members with 93 visits. An invitation was received to Kippen on April, 9, with Gwen Whilsmith guest. speaker. On April 22 there will be a bus leaving Ex- eter at 5:45 p.m. for St. Marys Presbyterial - Bill B$ady will be the guest speaker. The bale will be packed April 29, please have us- ed clothing in before that date. An invitation was extended to Zurich United Church on May 2 the speaker will be Mr. Gordon Erb. Following the business, the ladies of Unit I joined in viewing the film on "The Women of North and South" shown by Elva Forrest. Easter Service The Easter service was conducted in Carmel Presbyterian Church by Rev. Ken- neth Knights who spoke on the sermon sub- ject "Christ Is Risen." Miss Carolyn Love ' presided at the organ for the service of song, and led the choir in song. The church was decorated with special flowers, in keeping with Easter. The Hensall and Community Horticultpral Society donated a beautiful hydrangis plant' which will be given to Queensway Nursing Home. There will be a Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale in the church basement on Saturday, April 13 at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. April 2. Several ladies from the community attended the service. Erlene Stewart, Irene Finlayson, Anita Bengough, Pearl McKnight, Nellie Riley, Ida Dickert and An- nie Reid assisted with the service. These ladies also met with the activity director and organized a euchre party in the rest home for Friday, April 19. They will be help- ing to organize euchre parties at Queensway every second Friday. The Baking Club met on Wednesday after- noon. Bill Eveland showed how to make zuchini cake. They also made chocolate chip toll house cookies and chocolate toffee dream bars. Several residents' attended a retirement tea for Marg Crich on April 3. Marg has been with Queensway for six years as cook. Thursday afternoon the movie "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow was shown. Friday evening an Easter concert was shown featuring Coby and Irvine Amoraal. As well as singing some beautiful songs and hymns, they read from the Bible and shared their feelings about the Easter holiday. Saturday afternoon everyone painted Easter Eggs. They were painted with food coloring mixed. with water to dip the eggs. 'Then small paint brushes were used to paint designs on there. Sunday brought a surprise visitor. A large animal with long pointed ears and a powder puff tail came in to wish everyone a Happy Easter. The Bunny distributed the eggs that were painted on Saturday, as well as Easter favors donated by Dave an& Mildred Kyle. Mildred crocheted a little bunny to decorate an Easter basket for each person at Queensway. Residents. appreciate the kind- ness and thoughtfulness shown by Mr. and Mrs Kyle Tickets sold on hand -made afghan Jane Pollock of Toronto and Jim Pollock of Zurich. A Mississauga, spent the Easter weekend The Three Links April Pot Luck Supper with their parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Ken P keetsen6 at 6:30 n Pollock. held on date in mind. enter - Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren of Oakville tainment following supper. were weekend visitors with Don's mother Plan to attendithe Daffodil Tea and Bake Bertha MacGregor. Sale in Carmel Presbyterian The winner of the tickets sold on a hand- Saturda Church on made afghan for the Hensall Block Parent welcome. Apr13 at 2 p.m. Everyone Association Easter draw was Sandra Funk, Minor nor accident near. Holmesville No injuries were reported in a two vehicle collision on Highway 81.2 kilometres east of Holmesville on April 4. Road conditions were blamed for an acci- dent between a 1982 Pontiac driven by Stephen Bennet, 44, of Kincardine and a 1975 BACHERT MEATS *Try our own smoked pork chops '\j, for the bar -b -q season' CUSTOM KILLING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY All meat Gov't. Inspected on the f 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON Both mixed and sexed chicks available. Orders Placed by: April 12, 1985 Pick-up Date: May 14, 1985 MINIMUM ORDER: 25 CHICKS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF SHUR-GAIN FEED AND ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS ORDERS TAKEN AT: VARNA FEED MILL LTD. 4829219 WALTON FEED MILL (I)1v. Varna Feed Mill Ltd.) $8T-6023 887-9328 Stanley Township SOFTBALL REGISTRATION SATURDAY APRIL 20 9AM- 12 NOON SATURDAY APRIL 27 9AM-12 NOON FEE: SINGLE CHILD..... '7. FAMILY 314. 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