The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-13, Page 16r4
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Correspondent
MP. HILDA M. PAM
2b2-S01S
The Christmas meeting of
the HensailUnited Church
women, was, preceeded by
the Annum; meetrng of that
group on Monday, Decelnber
J. The Various committee
chairmen gave vocal reports.
indicating a very. successful
year. Treasurer Mrs. Shirley'
MCAllister's financial, repott
showed the members that
their work, throughout 1979
had been very rewarding';.
Outgoing President Mrs.
Grace Drummond was pre-
sented with a gift on behalf
of the I.CW by Past Pre-
sident, Mrs Kay Mock. 'Mrs..
Drummond has served for
three years as president of
the organization. Chiselhurst
Church, Women invited
Hensel! ladies to join with
them .on December 4 for their
Christmas: meeting..
Rev, Stan McDonald .con-
ducted the election of officers.
for 1980: Past President,
Mrs. Grace. Drununond;
President, Mrs. Diane
Gerstenkorn; 1st Vice
President, :Mrs, Hilda Payne;
2nd Vice President, Mrs.
Joyce; Pepper; Secretary,
:Mrs, Helyn Drysdale;
Treasurer, Mrs, Shirley
McAllister; Stewardship and
Finance Chairman, Miss
Mary Goodwin; Com-
munications • Co•o rdinator,
Mrs. Hilda Payne; Leader-
ship Development and'.
Christian Education
Develop Ment, Mrs. Grace
Drummond; Church in
Society Committees
Stewardship and 'Visitation
Chairman, Mrs, Audrey
Christie; World Outreach
Chairman, Mrs. Kay Mock;
Social Functions Chairman,
Mrs._ • Mona Alderdice;
Manse, Mrs. Diane Gersten -
kora;, United Leaders; one,
Mrs. Audrey Joynt; two, to
be appointed; four,Mrs, Nan
Britton;. Nursery, Mrs. Hazel.
Corbett. and Mrs. Lorna.
Spencer; installation of the
new officers will be held .on
Sunday, January :b i980..
An impressive candle
lighting devotional was held
in the Sanctuary of the
church. Mrs. Audrey
Christie directed this pact of
the meeting assisted by .Mrs.
;Helen Scone, Mrs Kay
Elder, Mrs, Audrey Joynt
and Mrs. .Gert. Middleton.
.Mrs, Btelva. Fuss ascorn.
partied at the piano for carol
dinging.
1 he wadies from
Chiseihurst U.C.W. were
guests at tbis part of the
meeting.
Miss Joan Allen, Regist,
erect :nurse presented slides:
and: an ' interesting,
commentary on her travels in
India. Fier work with the
native people in Jesu
Ashram, in Darjedling area
of India was highlighted. The
offering fpr the meeting has
beensent to Children's and
family Services in Goderich,
The Christmas meeting of
Unit Four of Hensel C.C.W.
was held in the Fellowship:
Hall onThursday, December
6. Sixteen members and one
visitors answered the roll
call, Leader, Mrs, . Nan
Britton opened the meetieg
and chose her devotional
from the writings. of Phillips
Brooks who s h wrote the
e
t
beautiful carol, "0 Little
Town. of Bethlehem", She
followed this by prayer.
The Christmasmessage
was very ably given by Mrs.
Shirley Luther andonce
again: reminded us of the
wonderful story of Jesus
Christ's birth, taken from 1
and 2 Luke;. Several carol's
were sung with Mrs, Dorothy.
Mickle at the plana.
The montly reports were
read, and approved. 32 sick
and shut-ins were visited: in
November. Mrs. •Clarence.
Parke kindly, offered to be.
Mrs, Rena Caldwell's
assistant on the social
committee and Mrs; Shirley
Luther 'is to be assistant
leader. Mrs. Dorothy •Mickle
will be assistant secretary .for
1980. The. January meeting
will be held .on the second
Legic:r.: ladies
. •
d�.n.a:te to .creno
The President of • the
Ladies' Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. L. Uyl presided for the.
regular meeting on Tuesday
evening. A ` donation was.
voted to Hensall Arena
Fund, Arrangements were
also made to send gifts to
older members and shutins.
at Christmas, also the
adopted veterans at
Westminister Hospital, The
"Money Doll" .draw will be
held on Friday December
21,st. Members plan to visit
the Queensway Nursing
Home • with treats for the
residents. An application
was received for two new
Members.:
The Christmas party for
the Legion and Ladies'
Auxiliary members . and
families was held on Sunday
afternoon with a very good
attendance. Santa arrived
with gifts and , treats and
refreshments were served.
Everyone a joyed a pleasant
afternoon,
QUE•:o.e.0.$8*q.y.
Mrs. Eric Luther
conducted the Church
service at Queensway
Nursing Home last week and
passed out treats to the'
residents, . who are most
grateful) also to the Zurich
Mennonite Church for
playing bingo with there, all
was greatly appreciated''.
Visitors with Mrs. Vera
Laramie were Iva Ridley and
Chester Dunn. Hazel Snell,.
Les. Mitchell and Barbara
visited with Louise Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Desch visited
with her husband Pat Desch.
Gent's high bowling score
was Albert Miazga with 170
and Edna Youn with 87.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sint Ctoobal
were visitors on Sunday with .
their daughter and son -in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds
and attended the Winthrop''
Caven Uniced Church service '
when their granddaughter
Lynne Dodds joined the:
membership of the church,:
7lalirsday of the month. The
meet ito ; close4 with A carol
followed o benediction.
t
Lunch was, served by Mrs.
Shirley lather and RN -
Rena Caldwell.
The Christmas meeting ,of
the Heusall Women's
Institute will be bell at the
I waited, Church on
Wednesday, .December 12 at
8 p.m, The roll call is to be,
"'Bring some Christmas Cake
or Cookies". A good
attendance is hoped for.
•
.congregation on Sunday
morning. December 9. The
pageant,written 04
produced by Rev, 'Ma:Bonald,
was: exceptionally well
portrayed: ,by the children
and youngPent* 4f the
congregation assisted by the
Senior, Junior boys and
Primary choirs.
The story began with the
prophets forfeiting the birth
of Christ, through Mary _andi
Joseph'sjourney to
Bethlehem, the birth 'of
rnee„..
chair presented. in their very
sincere and beautiful way,
three lovely carols, 'The
'virgin Mary :hada Baby
Boy". "The Baby Boy" and
"Away in a Manger”. Mrs.
Mary Moffatt was organist
with Mrs, Joyce Pepper as•
pianist. Directors of the
choirs were; senior. Mrs.
Marianne McCaffrey; junior,
Rev. McDonald and printary,
Mrs. Bam Seotchmer
Those :taking; part in: the
portraying of the story
area news
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne
visited with Mrs. Emma
Payne ' and Lois in Elmira
over the weekend of
December 1 and attended the
funeral of the former's late
brother. Mr. Glen Payne,
The Hensall Minor
Athletic Association will be
holding another Bottle Drive
between Christmas and New
Year's Day. Bottles will be
collected by the members
shortly after Christmas Day
and New Year's Day,
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Sam Desch over the weekend
were . their grandson •and.
family from 'Kitchener, Mr,
and Mrs, Gary Flaxbard. On
Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, Ray
McNul1 and Karen of Fergus
visited at dinner time and
Mr; and Mrs. Earl' Flaxbard
of Zurich visited' later in the
afternoon.
Supply' . at the .. Henson
Sales barn consisted mainly
of heifers and steers;
demand.. was active and
prices were steady to lower.
Fat cattle; heifers, 572.00-
81.50, sales to 584,25, steers,
574,00-582.00, sales to
S82.30. Too few ''pigs to
estabiish a imarket.
The old, yet ever new,
story of Jesus' :birth was
presented through pageant
ro the United ' Church
Jesus and the visits of the
Shepherds and Wise;Ien,
followed by the gifts for
others by the congregation,
given in the name of Jesus.
The Junior Boys Choir
sang a Sicillian Hymn. "0
Thou Joyful Day" followed
by a 17th Century German
carol, "While by my Sheep"
as well as, It is not far to
Bethlehem "from "The First
Christmas Morn", "Others"
from "Because of Jesus
Birthday" and "The
Message of Christmas" from
"Peace on Earth, Christmas
Cantatas, for Children" Peter
Cook, Jim'. Thrower and Rod.
Parker were the special
soloists in these numbers.
From the senior choir,
solos were taken by Gail
Travers singing "o Prophet
Speak" to an ancient hymn
tune and at the close of the
pageant ahe,. ever beautiful,
"fairest. Lord Jesus". Mrs.
Margaret McLeod and
Douglas Mock took the solo
parts in, '"0 Little Town of
Bethlehem", The senior
choir also presented, "The
Advent of Our God" while.
the Men's choir presented
"We. Three Kings" and the
ladies sang, . "The
Westminister Carol". The
younger members of the
congregation . in the Primary
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through p,-ageant were,
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Rev, McDonald and:
members of the senior and:
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