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Toronto 'convention 11/ Over 650 delegates are expected to attend the 65th Annelid Meeting of the Ontario Plowmen's Association ' at Toronto's Royal York Hotel on February 17 and 18, , The two-day Program, in 0-operation with the Agricultural and Horticultural Societies BiaAch, Ontario Mi6istry of Agri- culture and Food, gets under way on Monday morning with a directors' meeting. In 'the afternoon, President Len Jeffer- son, Fergus, will give .his address followed by the treasurer's report and-the report of the secretary,- manager, E.A. Starr,- Director of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies Branch, H.J. Stanley, Milton, agricul- tural representative for the region of Helton, will give his report as secretary of the local committee of the 1974 International Plowing Match. Changes in the prize list will be discussed. Alfred Hall, secretary, World Ploughing Organization will then address' the-'convention. An evening dinner and entertainment will conclude the first day's activities. On Tuesday, "February 18, delegations will be present from the Reiion of Durham where the International Plowing Match, and World Ploughing Contest will be held from September 23 to 28 on the Ransom, - Robson 'and neighboring farms, Oshawa. Delegations will also be present from Bruce County, host in 1976, from FrontenaE County, host in 4IP 1977, from Huion host in 1978 and from Kent County, host in 1979. There will also be delegations from Elgin, Oxford, Siincoe and Wellington Counties seeking the International Plowing Match of 1980 and following years. Walter Beath, Chairman, Region of Durham, Oshawa will address the ir delegates. The program will conclude on Tuesday with a luncheon. Guest • speaker will be Robert Eaton, M.P.P., Parliamentary, Assistant to the Hon. Wm. A. Stewart, Minister 'of Agriculture and. Food. News of Brucefield Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Correspondent Joyce ficpper On Thursday afternoon, Unit IV of Hensall U.C.W. met in the Fellowship Hall of the Church with 18 members present. Mrs. Jessie McAllister presided and opened the meeting—with "A Christian thought for February" taken from the ,. Upper- Room. Several cards were signed by all the members to be sent to the shut-ins. The devotional was given by Elizabeth Riley and was entitled "KindnesS". Kindness is the golden cord that holds the world together, she said, Hymns were sung accompanied on the, piano by Dorothy Mickle. Hazel Love read an article on modern Israel, and conditions in the Holy Land bringing Israel closer to us. The offering was received by the Hostess Madeline Harburh, and was dedicated with prayer; The study on "Our changing • role in mission" "was given by Grace Peck. This was an article written by Dr.A.C.Forest, editor and publisher of the United Church. Observer. It was reported that 73 calls had been made on the sick and shut ins. It was decided to leave the quilting until March. The World Day of Prayer will be observed in the United Church on Friday, March 7 at 3 p.m. Rev.J. Reddock of Hayfield to be the guest, ,speaker. Sunday, February 23, the U.C.W. will Wave charge of the Church service when the guest speaker will be . Rev. Anne Langford. The Huron Prebyterial- is to be held at ListowelTrinity United Church on February 26. South Huron has arranged for a bus leaving Exeter at 8:30 and will stop in Hensall. Contact either. Jessie or Shirley McAllister by February 18 if you Wish to go, and bring a boxed lunch. After the closing-oft the meeting, 'all formed a 'circle of friendship. Personals Mrs. Carl Payne and Mrs. Peter Bisback attended •the,• Senior Leaders Training School "baked in a pie" at Clinton for two days of last week. A good crowd turned out to the Hensall Arena on Saturday evening for the reception of Robert and. Joyce (Webber) Vanstone. The presentation was made by Tom Merrigan and the Heywood Brothers from Ex titer provided the dance music. United Church Notes Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "The fear of being alone" at the service of worship in Hensall United Church on Sunday morning. The choir sang the anthem "Charity" withBelva Fuss taking the solo part, accompanied on the organ by , Mrs. Turkheim. Rev. harold 'Snell of Exeter Hensall #1 4-H Club was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Bill Fuss. The.roll call "Why did you join 4-H?" was answered by 15 members. Officers elected are - President .- Cheryl Fuss; Secretary - Brenda Pepper; Treasurer - Sandra Nixon; Press Reporter - Janet Bilke. It was Among the visitors this past week at the Queensway' Nursing Home were Mrs. Vera B. McDonald of Exeter visiting with her husband Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Keith ,Leonard of Willowdale visited with Mrs. Featherston; Rose Pyke of Hensall visited with Mrs. W. Dilling; Also visiting their wives were Wilbert Dilling, United Church provided a Church service on Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Snell accompanying on the piano. After the service, Mr, Snell played several selections on his , violin again accompanied by his wife. decided to hold the club meeting on Monday evening and the girls were asked to think about a club name. ",Planning the Wardrobe" was discussed. Next meeting will be Monday at the home of Mrs. Fuss. Mrs. Bill Fuss is the leader of this club, and her assistants are Janis Bisback and Cathy Fuss. Roy Parlmer and Milton Lavery, Samflannie visited with his sister Mrs. Harris. Monday afternoon, Kippen U.C.W. group entertained some of the residents by playing Bingo. Mary Broadfoot played the piano and led in a singsong to complete the afternoon. • A nuiritir of members efAhe congregation attended the Pot Luck Supper on Wednesday evening which preceded the annual meeting. The annual meeting was chaired by Rev: Alex Taylor and Mrs. Doug MeAsh was appointed secretary. The minister's com- ments and reports were given. A Christian Education' Committee was set up. Each group in the -Church is to appoint a representa- tive to the committee. Bob Webster apd Mrs. Bill Chessell were nominated to the Board of Stewards. Bill Dowson and Mervin Johnston were moved from the Board of Trustees and the four remaining members will make up the Trustee Committee. Alvin Keyes and David Roy were appointed to the Manse Commit- tee. yembers of the Session remain the same. , It was agreed that the church be closed during the minister's vacation and that the skating rink remain open for family skating on Sunday afternoon under the supervision of a Lodge member. U.C.W. Reports The U.C.W. met in- the base- ment of the church on Thursday evening with 19 members pre- sent. The president. Mrs. Bill Taylor opened-the meeting with a poem. Group I opened the devotions by singing the hymn "I Need Thee Every Hour" followed by the Scripture read by qrs. Bill Chessell. Offering was taken "up by Mrs. Melvin Johnston and dedicated by Mrs. Ida McClin- chey. A film was shown Fon "Jesus Christ the Son of, God" with Mrs. Doug McAsh giving the commentary. , Business was opened.by Mrs. Harvey Hayter reading the secre- tary's report and taking the roll News of Kippen ' Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell call, A-thank you note from Mrs. Ales Taylor was read.. Thirty- three calls viiere made to the sick and shut-ins 'during January. It was' agreed to send $10. for the John Milton Society for the blind. Mrs. Bill Dawson was mitninated to the Christian Edu- cation Committee. The World's Day of Prayer will be held in Varna on March 7. Lunch was served by Mrs. Harvey Hayter. Mrs. Gordon Johnston and Mrs. David Roy. Lodge Members Bowl The Lodge members and their wives held their monthly bowling party and were hosted by Mr. and Mrs David Roy. Mrs. Alexander Taylor -is visiting in Scotland. Mfs. Bob WeliSter had accident Thursday when slipped on the ice. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson spent the weekend with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Petersen, Sarnia. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor, Ir Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson, -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot, , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holland are vacationing in South America. Mrs. T. A. Dutton is not as well as her many friends would like. We are-*pleased to report Mrs. M. Caldwell has returned home having spent six weeks in Sea- - forth, Hospital. it Mr. Jim Ross has been elected - to the• Steward Board , of Bruce- field Church in place of Mr. Alex Townsend who was unable to attend. Mrs S. Neal, London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens and family spent the weekend at the Manse. J. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thortison, Mr. and Mrs. C. Selloy attended the Good Road Convention, Toronto On Monday: First, Church ladies have ',baby picture contest Twenty-five ladies, sat down to a sumptuous pot luck supper on Tuesday afternoon when the members and friends' met for the regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid of First Church. Mrs. Ed. Andrews presided. 11" Mrs. R.S.Habkirk gave a reading "So this is February". The hynns were chosen by Mrs,Frank ........, Coleman of Huron ew. The scripture lesson was r ad by Mrs. H. Van Rooijen and iss Jean" Scott led in prayer. The minutes were 'read by Mrs.W.R.Kerslake and cards of appreciation , by Mrs. R.K.McFarlane. The treasurer's * report was given by Miss Jean Scott. . Mrs. Crouch played a Valentine song, which she had had when she received her grand piano, 46 ,ears ago. She also rendered Mendelson's song on the piano. Mrs. James Keys read an article on "1909 envelopes". The ladies held a guessing contest on *the b .. ictures of the group. The tut. ling closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret Consitt presided at the regular meeting of Amber R bekah Lodge oh Wednesday' evening assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. dertha M'aetregor; Mrs. G•raCe Thompson reported •for the finance committee; Mrs. Dorothy, Corbett, Treasurer gave the financial report and Mrs. Bertha MacGregbr, reported for the Visiting Committee. The C.P.T. Committee are holding a progres- sive euchre party in the Lodge Hall on Thursday, February 29th to which everyone is welcome. A letter was received from Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter inviting members to a "Dessert Euchre" on Wednesday, February 26th. A notation from Morning Star Lodge, Brussels was received stating their memberS plan, to visit the local lodge on February 19th to present the "Travelling Gavel", weather- premittipg. Plans were finalized to celebrate the twenty-sixth anniversary of the Institution of the Lodge, and to invite the D.D.P. Sister Bridge Hensall 4-H starts wardrobe -club Highlights from Queensway Amber Rebekahs plan anniversary Correspondent of Brussels-. Members have been requested - by the President of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario,ster Grace Love to drape the "charter in loving memory of Past Presidents Sisters Martha Patterson; Nora -grunner; and Matildai MacDonald who passed away. Mr. and Mrs. George Parker Were recent visitors with -the former's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton. ' ' Mrs. Pearl Petzke who has been a resident of the .village for many years moved to Exeter to reside last week. Mrs. Stewart Blackwell, has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London; where she was receiving treatment. ' Mr. Robert Taylor, underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last week. Mr: and Mrs. Brian Collins of Kitchener spent the weekend with the latter's mother Mrs. Laird,. 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