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Correspondent
RTHA M�cGREG
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.On Wednesday evenin , the DDP of Huron The
First Rally The annual Bazaar will be held Nov. 3 at 2
p. m.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
t it off the season for Youth for
Christ was held Saturday night in Brucefield
school. Over 150 in attendance. The rally was
in charge of Ron Westlake.
The Board has purchased a "Quiz Time
System Set". Each chair that the quizzer sits
on has an electronic switch and when they
jump to answer a question, a light comes on
the panel thus the scorekeeper knows which
person was up first. It will be used at p¢he
rallies.
Next month on Nov. 3, they will be quizzing
on Psalm 120 and 121.
The young people from Grand Bend
Church of God provided the music.
During the offering time Laura Campbell
and Lori Vincent favored with a duet on the
piano. The Nov. 3 rally will be a film entitled
`'Angel Alley". Plans are being made for a
winter retreat in Feb. at Ules Aarums Camps,
Delvan, New York, Also the film "The,
Prodigal" is being shown in London and
Goderich in Oct.
The speaker for the evening was Rev.
Vince Guerra, Pastor of First Church of God,
Blackbury Virginia. He was born and raised
in New York City and was involved in street
gangs and drugs and alcohol. He. told of his
life on drugs, and how he was saved and is
now serving God.
Remember to keep the first Saturday night
of each month open for a good rally in
Brucefield school,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs, Jack McDonald and family of
Brampton were Thanksgiving guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore.
Charles Mickle of Hamilton was a weekend
visitor with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mrs. C. Christie returned home following
surgery in Victoria Hospital, London. She
spent a few days with her daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Neill and
hristi
District 23, Sister Kay Wise, visited Amber
Rebekah Lodge in Hensall and installed the
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cera for the. new term.
iNoble Grand Marg Upshall resided,
a slsted by Vice Grand Eunice Alkenhead.
F !lowing the opening of the lodge, Jr. PNG
arg Consitt retired with the DDP Kay Wise
the Huronic 'Lodge Clinton. The visitors
were welcomed and the Vice Grand gave the
reports of cards sent out.
'Deputy Marshall was Muriel Lockhart:
Deputy Warden, $lith Wright; Deputy Rec.
Sec. Irene Pearce; Deputy Fin. Sec. Florence
Miller; Dep. Treas. Norma Ashton; Dep.
Chaplain, Bev Broadfoot; Dep. lnside,Guard-
ian, Irene Cantelon; Dep. Outside Guardian
Barb Taylor; Deputy Musician, Molly Fox;
Soloist, Clete Holland; Team Captain Ethel
McPherson; District Sec. Treas. Marjorie
�B,roadfoot, who installed the Officers of
Bell all• Lodge.
Amber officers are Jr. PNG Marg Upshall;
N.G. Eunice Aikenhead; Vice Grand, Lois
Jones; Secretary, Evelyn Flynn; Treasurer,
Dorothy Corbett; Fin. Secretary Aldeen
Volland; Chaplain, Linda Traquair; Conduct-
or, Barb Dalrymple; Warden, Bonnie Up -
shall; Color Bearer; Sharon Love; R.S.N.G.
Marg Consitt; L.S.N.G. Hazel Corbett;
R.S.V.G. Bertha MacGregor; LSV.G. Vera
Lemmon; Inside Guardian, Leona Parke;
Outside Guardian, Annie Reid, pianist, Belva
Fuss.
UNIT 3 MEETS
Unit 3 of Hensall United Church Women
met with Marg Upshall in charge of the
worship. President Dorothy Parker opened
the meeting with a poem. Earls Coleman read
from the mandate "South Korea".
The Regional meeting will be held in
Zurich, Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m. The Bazaar date
was set for Nov, 14 at 3 p.m.
The study was taken by Pearl Taylor "A
Canadian Looks at the Korean C urch.Rev. McDonald, assisted by District Elder
Beatrice Munn and Sarah Dick were Dorothy Brintnell conducted Communion
hostesses. Service at the Bluewater Rest Home on
COMMUNION SERVICE Thursday morning.
Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted Commun- There was a good attendance at the regular
ion Service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on weekly Bible study on Friday morning at the
Sunday with Dorothy Taylor presiding at the United Church. The Bible study will continue
organ. Carolyne Love played the organ each week on Thursday morning inplace of
during the Offeratory the regular Friday morning session.
as dinner guest at the
horde of Elsie Shi�ddick of Londesboro on
Wednesday evening and also attended the
80th birthday party for Mrs. Laura Lyon also
of Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and -Mrs. Don Dodds and family at Seaforth.
PCW MEETING
The PCW of Hensall Carmel Church met on
Oct. 1° with 14 members and 12 guests
present.
Gloria Mousseau led the worship. Jean
Snell read the scripture. Florence Hyde gave
a reading and Margaret Hoggarth introduced
the guest speaker Joanne Dinney from Exeter.
Country Flowers.
The bazaar will be held Nov. 3 at 2 p.m.
Next meeting at the Bean Pot in Hensall at
7 p.m, for supper followed by business in the
church basement,
COMMUNION CELEBRATED
The United Church was filled on Sunday
morning as the congregation celebrated
World Wide Communion along with the
Thanksgiving service.
Gary Kyle greeted the congregation and
Bill Fuss, Harold Parsons, Ken McLean and
Hans Gerstenkorn were the ushers. Mr.
McDonald spoke on "Thanksgiving Unlimit-
ed".
The Junior Choir led the congregation in
the ministry of music by singing two
Thanksgiving anthems. Mr. McDonald di-
rected the choir with Belva Fuss at the organ.
The sanctuary was decorated for Thanks-
giving by Unit three of the UCW.
The congregation was reminded that Bible
Study would be changed from Friday
morning to Thursday morning each week and
that the official board will meet on Thursday
evening,
e
try new exercises
Correspondent
MARGARET HOGGARTH
262.6902
HIPPEN EAST WI NEWS
Kippen East Women's Institute will meet
on Oct. 17 at 8:30 at the home of Grace Eyre. '
The roll call is to be answered with Ways of
Using Bread. Speaker will be Mary Elliott.
For the contest, members are to make a hat
from fruits and vegetables and model it.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
St. Andrew's, Kippen celebrated their
Thanksgiving service on Sunday with Pastor
Don Moffat presiding.
The Ministry of Music was presented by
the choir, accompanied by Mary Moffatt at
the organ.
On Oct. 14, Kippen will celebrate their
anniversary, one service only at 11 a.m.
Speaker will be Rev. Paul Murray from
Bayfield. Special music provided by Mrs.
Donna St. John.PEveryone is welcome.
4-H NEWS
The fourth meeting of the Kippen Fitness
Fanatics was held on Oct. 4 at the home of
Jane Papple.
Members discussedways of shaping up
and snacking habits. They tried a few
exercises which were recommended in the
book.
Treasurer Diane Vanneste handed out
orange duo -tangs for the book covers.
Dates were discussed for fitness meet.
Members then prepared the bran muffins
and cheesey popcorn.
Press Reporter
Janet Hoggarth
Thanksgiving service in Brucefield
spent the weekend with Grace McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLaughlin, Toronto
visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Scott.
Betty Boyce, Toronto visited for a few days
with Alice Ham.
Bob Dalrymple has returned from Stratford
Hospital having had surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scott and son of
Willowdale spent Thanksgiving weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott.
Mrs. 'Doreen Baird has returned from
Oshawa
ISAB SCOTT
482-7135
Thanksgiving services were held Sunday
morning with Pastor Moffat speaking on
giving thanks for everything.
Next Sunday the anniversary service will
be held at 11 a.m. at Kippen with Rev. Paul
Murray.
Visiting at the manse on the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. C. Moffat, Sombra with their
son and family.
Sharon Pine and children of Brampton
Visitors with Al and Margaret Hoggarth
and family for Thanksgiving were Ruby
Hoggarth of Zurich, Cherryl Smith of Walton,
Gayle Harrison of Seaforth and Barry Cleave
of Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. James Flannigan, formerly
of Seaforth, celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary on October 6. Married at St.
Thomas Anglican Church on Oct. 6, 1934,
they now reside in Hamilton. A home party
was given them by their sons and wives and
members of their families, and friends.
Attending were guests from Goderich,
Kippen, Seaforth, Sarnia, Stoney Creek,
Wlllowdale and Toronto, and neighbors and
friends in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor spent the
weekend in Hamilton attending the 50th
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flannigan.
Mrs. Flannigan was the former Bessie Edgar.
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Registration
Night
Oct. 12, 1984
Hensall Arena
9 a.m. 1 p.m.
9 - 1 a.m.
or contact
Terry Bedard
262.2725
Gary Moir 262-2407
John Rowcliffe
262-2191
FREE
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at
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