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The Huron Expositor, 1975-04-17, Page 11 . '')" • .0.°41''' ,- .1,11 , . ....."" 1, 41 1 !.,V O : .1 h: .... , Notice is hereby I I..-- yi , . veil at Annual meow SEAFORTH COMMUNITY- - HOSPITAL will be held Tuesdciy, Apri , 9 1975 , at 8 p.m. In The Hospital (Health Unit 0:inference Room, ground floor) for the purpose of receiving the annual reports of the Board of Trustees and of the officials and to elect four Trustees,. The public is invited to attend The by-laws of Seaforth Community Hospital provide that the board of trustees shall include 12 trustees to be elected by members of the hospital corporation. — MEMBERSHIP — The by-laws provide with respect to members as follows: (1) The following persons shall be members upon resolution of ' ' the Board: . • , (a) A person who has donated or who donates $500.00 in any one year to the Corporation shall be a life member. (b) The president or designated officer of an association or organization who pays the Corporation $25.00 in any year shall be an ex officio member of the Corporation for that year. , , (c) A person who pays the annual membership fee to the Corporation in any year shall be a member of the • Corporation iorthat year. The amount of this fee shall be established from time to time by resolution of the Board of Trustees. , . . (d) Persons appointed honorary members shall not be subject to tees. - (2) A member who pays his fees annually shall not be entitled to vote at any meeting of the corporation unless his membership fee was paid in full at least thirty days prior to the date of the meeting. - By resolutiuon of the Board the annual membership fee has been established at one dollar. The meeting will provide an' opportunity fora discussion of hospital problems Refreshments will be' served following the meeting. DR. WM. J. 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Secret Pals were revealed and all piesent answered the roll by stating "My pet peeve while doing my shopping." Grace Pepper, Mary Broadfoot, Char- • lotte Pullman, Francis Kinsman, Margaret Hoggarth and Grace Drummond were presented with a gift for having perfect attendance at the regular meetings. The longest married couple present were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bell. The winner of the lucky chair was Angus Hummel. Winner at the euchre were 4, Verda Sinclair, Rose Hummel, Francis Kinsman, Glen , Bell, Angus Hummel and Greg Hog- garth. Rose Hummel and Grace Drummond conducted games and stunts. Agnes Eyre and Grace Pepper were in charge of the euchre and Margaret Hoggarth conducted the bingo for the children. The evening activities were'preceded by a delicious pot * luck supper. Kippen U.C.W. The U.C.W. of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, commemorated When Hensall Town Council met April 7 in the newly renovated Council Chambers, Ernie Davis reported moving furniture, taking a tree down at Mrs. McKinnon's, filling pot holes, snow ploughing and sand- ing. L. Frb ,reported for the Street Committee- that- Mrs. Turner wants to be notified if there is a meeting on Storm Sewers. P. Neilands reported on the dump. H. Knight reported that the Parks Board meeting was snowed out and that they need legal advice regarding the Park Property before proceeding with renova- tions. Council approved the Budget presented by Hensall Recreation of $10,846.72. 1111100 eattaie1PatiOes, are asked ' comment on having a nuclear generating plant in the county. Mr. Knight said he was in favour .of having a plant in the . County. Regarding a question- naire dealing with elections anal changes in the fiscal year 0 Council's resolution objected to any change in the fiscal year, the election date and were in favour of assuming office January 1. The Ministry of Transportation notified Hensall that there will be no change in Highway 84 for the .next five years and that illdmina- tion maintenance is solely to be Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn returned home last week after spending the past two months with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Avery of Beerfield Beach, Florida: or. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick returned to her home after spending the winter months in Florida. . Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Adams, Grand Bend and Mrs. Harry Chapman, London were recent w fifty years in the United Church of Canada by. inviting the members of Zurich, Goshen, Varna and Brucefield for an evening of fellowship. The hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Norman Dickert and Mrs. R. J. McGregor. The Devotional for the evening was taken by Mrs. John Anderson. Gail and Don Travers, Hensall contributed two beautiful musical numbers in song with Mrs. Broadfoot accompanying. The speaker for the evening was Rev. Stevens who reminisced on fifty years in the United Church and also showed slides. Mr. and Mrs. Ar .ie Bennendyk have sold &it. farm to Peter Oud and - , we are sorry to say will be moving to Exeter. Miss Jean Ivison has returned home from London where she was visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gack- stetter, Guelph spent the week- end with Mr. and' Mrs. Harold Jones. They also attended the funeral of Mr. Henry Gackstetter. Mrs. James Collins and Miss Lyn Alderdice of the Kippen East W.I. attended leaders • school in Exeter on April 7. Any girls who will be 12 years old by May 1 interested in taking "the 41-H Garden Club should phone Mrs. Collins, 482-7188 or Lynn Alder- dice, 262-5988 as soon as possible. , visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Simpson of Birmingham, Michigan, were .recent visitors with Mrs. F. G. Bonthron. The offiers and members of Amber Rebetah Lodge attended a banquet in Brussels on Tuesday evening in honour of the Rebekah Assembly President, Mrs.Grace Love. 'Correspondent Mrs. Joyce Pepper Unit IV, Hensall U.C.W. Unit IV of U.C.W. of Hensall United Church was postponed until April 7 on account of inclement weather. A quilting party started in the morning and Mrs. McAllister chaired the program in the afternuw and opened the 'meeting r with a reading "Miracles". The scrip- ture was read by Mrs. Purdy from Mark 16. The devotional was "the joy of finding the stone rolled away". This was followed by prayer by Mrs. Britton. Mrs. E. Chipchase gave the study "An Easter Message" and "Getting on the Right side ,of Easter". She concluded with a thought for the day, the Easter message urges Hope and Faith. Mrs. Alexander took up the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. McAllister. Miss Amy Lammie provided music on a record "The King is Coming". Twenty-one ladies answered the roll and there were two visitors. Sixty-two visits were liade in the past month. The eeting closed with prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Lunch was served by Mrs. Luther, Mrs. Harburn and the committee. . United Church Notes The choir sang the anthem "Praise" for the service of worship in Hensall United Church Sunday morning. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Love: a Gift and a Demand". The flowers were from the funeral of the late Gerard Vanderweil. On Sunday, April 20, morning worship at the Chiselhurst United Church begins at 9:30 a.m. ' Unit 1 Hensall U.C.W. Will Beck presided for the April meeting of .Unit 1 of Hensal U.C.W. and opened the devo- tional by playing a hymn on the record player. She had for her message a litany on Forgiveness with all the group taking part. ..44Tilea.offering was received and dedicated, and compassion money was given. The foster child that the Unit is sponsoring is a girl, Nig Khan Man, born August 11, 1963. She lives in the city of Tiddin in Burma, and attends a state school and is a good student. It, was voted to send some money for her birthday. To close the devotional, Will offered prayer, followed by the Lord's Prayer and more hymns on the record player. The minutes were read and the roll call taken. Lois Shapter gave the business as follows: General meeting on May Sth with Zurich and Chisel- hurst to be the pests, with Unit 1. to have charge of the devotional, and Gwen Whilsmith of Exeter to be guest speaker. United Church 50th Anniver- sary coffee spoons are available at $2.50 each. Meeting for May for Unit 1 is cancelled. Kay Elder gave an interesting study "A Christian in Politics" written by Rev. David MacDonald, M.P. a Conservative member of Parlia- ment for the Egmont Riding since 1965, Thoughts and questions mentioned were: 1( Political opportunities are where we live. 2 Are we responding to our relation to the poor amongst us, and their key social issues? 3(, Are we aware of changing immigration laws, unemployment insurance, ownership and utiliza- tion of natural resources, and the great gap between the rich and the poor? 4( Have we analyzed the ways in which injustice continues to be perpetuated in our community? The fundamen- tal job of Christians is to discover where Christ is suffering with Man and to join Him there, she said.. This was followed by an open discussion. Vera Drysdale'had an interesting contest. Lunch was served by hostess Helen Goddard and her assistant Lois Shapter. Obituaries GERRARD VANDERWIEL Gerrard Vanderwiel of Hensall pas-sed away suddenly in Tuckersmith Township oil Sunday, April 6, 1975. He was in his 32nd year. He was the husband of the former Gayle Maloney, and dear father of Raili and Heather -at home. Also surviving are his parents, Bill and Anne Vanderwiel of Exeter, four brothers; Art, Maderia Park, B.C.Henry, Prince Rupert, B.C.; Morris, Aurora, Ont., Rocky, Exeter; four sisters; Mrs. Joe (Alice) Telkwa, B.C.; Mrs. Ron (Pam) Walper, Exeter; Mrs. Bev (Pauline) Harris and Mrs. Kai (Anne) Jorgensen both of Hensall. The late Mr. Vanderwiel rested '`at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in. Hensall where funeral service was held on April 9, with Rev. Donald Beck officiating. -"° Interment in - Hensall Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bob Rowclifte, Wayne Smith, Keith Ramsey, Gary Lake, Kai Jorgensen and Joe Hidber. Flower bearers were John and Patti Rowcliffe. United Church Notes "What is man?" was the sermon topic chosen by Rev. Don Beck to preach on at the service of worship in Hensall United Church, Sunday morning. The choir sang the anthem "I want Jesus to walk with me", evvs The Preshyteriaa W,14,$, ,Jadie4 were in charge entertaining the residents on Monday afternoon. with Mrs. Rochus Faber in charge,,garnes of Bingo 'and music were much enjoyed. Rev, Jarvis conducted- the church 'service On Wednesday with Louise Mitchell accompanying him on the piano. Weekly visitors at the home were; Kathy Bell with her mother Mrs. Montieth. Ella Dalrymple and Nettie Tinney of Exeter with their mother Mrs. O'Brien. Wilbert Dilling with his wife Anna. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald and Doris Bonthron visited with their mother Mrs. Sararas. Mrs. Margaret Larson, Mrs. Buelah Smith, both of Bayfield, and Mrs. Belle Reid of Varna, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker' of Bayfield visited their sister Clara Featherston. Charlie and Hazel Snell of Exeter visited Louise Mitchell and Anna Dilling. Personal Mr. H. Rietsema and Mr. T. Tietsema, of Bedum, the Netherlands, have been visiting with, Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Van Wieren and family. 4-H group meets Meeting eight of the Hensall 4H clubs was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs: William Fuss. Fourteen girls answered to the roll call "One new sewing technique I have learned from this project." It was discussed when to hold a party and it was decided to have a supper with it. It was decided to• have a commentator for Achievment day but who was not decided. The next meeting will just be a get together to plan the exhibit and skit next Monday evening at Mrs. Fuss's. Kippen See Cuba slides Hensall Council ok's rec budget paid by the. village. Council is concerned about drainage under the highway. No plans were made to attend the organization of small munici- palities to be held in Gravenhurst. Mr. Knight may Attend a workshop in Kitchener on the invitation or the Ministry of , Housing. Building permits were given to Bonthron and Son for aluminum siding and awning at the front of the store; to Ron Wareing to extend storage shed at the rear of the 5 and 10; to Orville Webber to renovate by adding a room and garage on South Richmond and to Robt. Goudie to install a new roof and concrete floor, heating and wall- board insulatien to open 'a, tool and saw sharpening -service. Council considered the new plan for loaning money for home renovations and decided that it would be an "administrative nightmare". Council decided on a write off of business tax for W. J. Cameron and John Sangster and granted $150. to the South Huron Agricul- ture Society. Plans were made regarding the library during renovations. Bills and accounts of approxi- mately $6,255.77 were ordered paid. Hensall Personals