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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-05-29, Page 11. IUe`F COMPANY titiNCE 1 089 . , • FFIN15913 Kippen WI honours 4-H clubs Phil Durand t left), chairman of the Ontario Bean Producers' Marketing Board, talks with Irvine Reid (centre) a director of Smedley-H.P. Foods Ltd., of . Great Britain, and Ed Balaises-of-Geebo Corporation Hensall, Ontario, during a reception at Ontario House in London, England, this spring. The reception was arranged by the Ontario Food Council while the Canadian bean growers and processors were on their international marketing mission this spring. • Mabel Glenn, Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Isabel Brintnell, Mrs. Eliza Kinsman, Mrs.Agnes • McLean, Harvey Jacobi, Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell, Mrs. Boyce and mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Unfortunately the 50 year pins did n of arrive in time for this event, so they will be presented later. A closed-circUit Television was in action in the downstairs of Hensall United 'Churai for those who could not manage the stairs. This unit is expected to be used more in the future. Next Sunday, June 1, will be Confirmation Service with 11 being confirmed and also Communion. Couple Celebrates Anniversary ' On Sunday evening, May 25, a family dinner was held in the Ilensall Legion Hall in honour of ,tithe 35th Wedding Anniversary of leaders of the club with a gift. Linda Bell and Sharon Brodie, Provincial Honour winners were also presented with a gift. Members answered the roll call by saying somethin? nice about the person on their right. Mrs. R. Bell ' commented on the motto 'There is No Cosmetic for Beauty Like Happiness". Mrs. G. McLean and Mrs. Al Hoggarth presented a skit "That Nasty Mother Goose." Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. G. Drummond gave the report of the District Annual. There will be a bake sale June 7, 1975 at 3:00 p.m. Place to be decided later. rnber names officer's ty, ' The 127th anniversary of Zurich provided music with Miss Melia Gable at the piano. Greetings were brought from the London area presi lent Mrs. W. mind and heart take on age if we let them", she said. Carmel Presbyterian Church was observed on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. when a large representation of the three churches filled the church to welcome the Rev. John Laidlaw. The area convention is to Boyne of Listowel, guest minister be held in St. Thomas on Oct. 15 and 16. There is to be a craft table and a former member of the D. again this 'ear. Mrs. Roylance congregation. • Rev. W. gave the "Historical Statement Jarvis Westcott presided for the rereports . ,, of the standing committees. , of the Carmel Church which Miss Jane Pengilly, home originated at Rogerville. Rev. Boyne expressed appreciation for workshops and 4-H clubs in the economist gave a report of the invitation to be guest minister message cirouisnty.pSahe.rheshipoawthiedgslidthes of club and delivered an inspiring g Frustrations". on "Facing projects. She reports six hundred The choir under the direction of girls involvedin the garden club this summer. The new fall project Mrs.Malcolm Dougall sang is "Let's Bake Bread." Noon "Hold Thou My Hand", luncheon was a pot luck dinner. annwers a Rev. Boyne speaks at Carmel her parents Mr. and MacLaren. Mrs. Jack Peal who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, returned to het home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Volland and family of Stratford visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Volland and attended the anniversary services at Carmel Presbyterian Church. Mr. Art Kildiert, Hensall, purchased the residence and property of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones at the public auction on Saturday. the treasurer's report. Mrs.A. Mundell of Wingham, president of the London Synodical WMS brought greetings. The ladies of the Hensel] WMS served lunch. Following the service an hour of Fellowship was enjoyed in the Sabbath School room where many met with Mr. and Mrs. Boyne and family. Refreshments were served by the ladies of the church, The annual W.M.S.Birthilay party will be held on June 10th at 8 P.M. • aims and ways to keep busy. Only The Dasbwoo4 Branch of .rhe W.I. was host to South TWuron' District W,I, for their annual meeting on May Oth, at Dashwoeti Coninamity Centre. Mrs, James Keys, Seaforth, Mrs. District President, presided for the meeting. ffe NittetY41Ve registered for the morning session ' • The meeting opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Address of welcome given by Dashwood. Huroedale replied. Hensel' branch bad the 'In Memoriam' in which a candle was lit by a member of each' branch and one for the W.F.1.0. followed by "Abide with Me". Ratification of District Directors by Mrs. Gordan Papple , Seaforth. Minutes and treasurer's report by Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Mrs. Irvin Rader, Dashwood, gave auditors repoit. Reports were heard from all branch secretaries. Mrs. James, Keys commented on her activities of the past year also the theme of the district annual "Take Time To Grow But Not Older". We are daily growing older, but a thousand things can make it more pleasant if we have objectives, Margaret Ingram, Mrs. Olga . Mr. rand Mrs. Leonard Noakes. ehipchase, Mrs. Leona Parke, All their immediate family with Lorne Chapman, Mr: and"! the exception of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym, Mrs. Grace Peck, David Noakes and Jeffery of Mrs. Laura Ingram, Mrs. Mable Guelph attended. The couple Shirray, • Elgin Rowcliffe, received many lovely gifts. The Mrs. Jessie Armstrong, ,Mrs. event was planned and convened Myrtle Sherritt, Mr. and Mrs. by their family. James McAllister, Mrs:Emma St. purls church Notes Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rev. G.A.Anderson conducted Horton, Mrs. Robert McAllister, Mrs. Versie Kennedy, Mrs.Ada Greetings were brought at this time from the South Perth' president Mrs. Raymond Paynter. Afternoon ' session opened with 0 Canada. Pennies for Friendship was presented by Mrs. "MacLean, Seaforth. • A member from each branch brought forth their pennies and placed a flag for another country telling how the pennies would benefit these countries. Kippen commented on their exhibit and had souvenirs of other countries. 'Mrs. Clarence Diamond , New Hamburg, the guest speaker was introduced by Mrs. Howard Pym, Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell The Family and Consumer Affairs meeting was held in the Legion Hall when the 4-H Girls and Leaders were special guests. The clubs presented a fashion show modelling the blouses they had made during the recent club "What Shall I Wear". They also presented a skit "A Planned fit Shopping Trip". Mrs. Grace Drummond, Public Relations Officer presented Mrs. J. Bell, Mrs.: L. Finlayson, Mrs. N. Dickert, Mrs. J. Dietz, Mrs. L. Beane, Mrs. D. McGregor, Mrs. A.. Postma and Mrs. Don Brodie At Hensall United Corresponnenr Mrs. Joyce Pepper Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Be my Witnesses" for the service of worship' in • Hensall 'United Church Sunday morning. Under the direction of Mrs. Turkheim, the choir sang a 4, number. Following the service, a presentation and receiving line was had for those who have been associated with the United Church for the past 50 'years. They were : Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones, Mrs.Ella Drysdale, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett, Roy Brock, Greta and Amy ,Lammie, Mrs. Pearl Passmore , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Erratt, Walter Spencer, Howard Scane, Mrs. Dorothy -Mickle, Mr. , and Mrs= Joe .Ferguson, Mr."and Mrs. Gordon Love, Mrs.Elizabeth Alexander, Wilbert Dining, Mrs. 4' an evening serviced at St. Pauls Anglican Church. The text of the sermon was "Uncomfortable words". Gail and Don Travers sang two duets "He Lives" and "In the GArden". The Forrest orchestra played during the service. • Miscellaneous Shower, On Sunday, May 25 a miscellaneous shower was held in the Hensall Legion Hall in honour of Sheila° Sangster of Toronto. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts and good wishes. Miss Monica Peebles and Mrs. Marion Pebbles of London convened. Guests were present. from Toronto; London and Hensall. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Van Dyke andAgnes of •Bradford visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal. W.E.parker of Bayfield visited his sister, Mrs. Featherston. An Expositor ClaSsified will pay you dividends. Have you-tried one? Dial 527-0240. Correspondent Mrs. Bertha MacGregor Mrs. Margaret Consitt, Noble Grand, presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, who reported visits made. A "Thank You" was received from Mrs.. Jean Henderson for congratulations and gift to Huronic Lodge, Clinton, on their anniversary also a "Thank You" item District Deputy Grand Master Ernie Chipchase for the social hour following the District Church Service. • Arrangements were completed to present the 'Travelling Gavel" at Edelweiss Lodge, Seafoith, on Monday evening. Nominations for officers for the coming year were as follows: Noble Grand: Mrs Bertha MacGregor; Vice-Grand: Mrs . Dorothy Parker; Recording A pretty double-ring ceremony was performer) 'in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Saturday, May 24th at 3 p.m. when Rev. W.D.Jarvis united in. marriage Christina Mae Vanstone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Vanstone and Carl Alvin Wurm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wiirm, Exeter. • The sanctuary of the church was lit with candles and the wedding music was played by the organist Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried a bouquet of pink roses. Queensway Birthday greetings go to M innie Squire who celebrates her, birthday en May 31,, , Rev. G.A.Anderson of Exeter conducted the Church service on Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Forrest accompanying on the piano. Lawrence Wien of. Exeter entertained the residents on Tuesday_ morning by playing the piano and leading in a singsong. Visitors over the week were Wilbert Dilling with hi( wife Anna. Kathy Bell visited her mother, Mrs. Montieth. Roy Parlmer visited with his wife Mary. Mary GoOdwin visited with her father, Wilfred Goodwin. Milton Lavery and son Alvin • of London visited with Bernice Lavery. Mfs.Roy McDonald and Mrs. Treibner visited Roy McDonald. Visitors with Vera Lammie were her sister Loreen and her husband John Paisley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Drought of Port Severn, and Chester Dunn. Secretary: Mrs. Leona Parke; Financial Secretark: Mrs. Margaret Ingram; Treasurer: Mrs. Dorothy Corbett. Lodge concluded in the usual manner_ Personals Mrs. Gertrude Moir spent a few days last week with Mr: and Mrs. Oscar Tuckey, Exeter. Mrs. Annie Cole who has been convalescing in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, following surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, • London,' returned to her home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barry and Mrs. ,Pearl Baynham of London were g_ugats with Mrs. Gertrude Moir and attended the anniversary of Cannel Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McNaughton of Stratford were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell. Mrs. Margaret Evans of Waterloo visited last week with The maid of honor, her sister Miss Mary Ann Vanstone, and bridesmaids Mrs. Peggy Restemayer, Mrs.Ruth Wurm and Mrs. Joe Vanstone caned bouquets of white shasta daisies and white carnations. The groom was attended by his brother, Garry Wurm, Exeter and the ushers were Jim Foster, Exeter and Joe and David Vanstone. A wedding dinner was held at the Legion Hall followed by a wedding •reception in H 'ensail arena.. The couple will reside in Exeter. News - Visitors with Lynn Latimer were RuthJohnston, Exester, Betty and Cecil Smith. .Gladys .Simpson of Exeter viisted with Louise Mitchell. John McDougall visited Bella Drover. Edna • Cardwell and Ross Sararas visited Elizabeth Sararas. Janette Lippert and Mrs. Schenk visited with Hugo Schenk. • rtvil e. Mrs.DlantOnd Will 4' delegate to the 1974 AACA , A creme in Perth, Australis, whose *Me Ws,* .2 "World To Share:" She leeeielentet1 showed alldea of her Anntrodinn Tour. ,Yonlelt.lihe Yon .were____.'" the tip* as you saw the Thermal Springs,, and the Aigfidorne Of ROtignir A10414108 natinif#1 bird the Kiwi, ,the Aucklatur'lirldge and of course the sheep for which Australia is noted, ' . The Provincial Weird ter* was given. by Mrs.,0ordaa Papple who is a Provincial Board member. Miss Jane Pengilley was in charge of the election 'of officers. New slate of officers Is: Past President - Mrs. lames Keys, R.R.1, Seaford); President - Mrs. Roylance Westcott, R.R.3, Exeter; 1st Vice - Pres. - Mrs. James Drummond, Kippen; 2nd. Vice-Prep. - Mrs. Carl. Payne, Hensell; Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Lloyd Ballantynfe, R.R.3, Exeter; Federal Rep. - Mrs. Gordan Papple, R.R.5, Seaforth; Alt. Fed. Rep. - • Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend; Public Relations Officer - Mrs. Ray Rader, R.R.3, Zurich; Auditors- Mrs. Elson Lynn, R.R.1, Woodham, Mrs. Gibert Johns, Exeter; Lond!?eAresi Convention Delegates' f'f. Mrs. = Roylance Westcott, Mrs. Gordan Papple; Alt. Con. Delegates:- Mrs. James Drummond Mrs,- Alex Hamilton; County Rally Delegate - Mrs. Robert Kinsman; Alt. Delegate '- Mrs. Verne Alderdice; District Standing Committee Convenors; Agriculture & Canadian Industries - Mrs. Robert Bell, Kippen; Citizenship & World Affairs - Mrs. James Kirkland, Exeter; Education & Cultural Activities - Mrs. Jackson Woods, Exeter; Family & Consumer Affairs - Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Crediton; Resolutions - Mrs. Carl Payne, Hensall; Curator - Mrs. Arthur Rundle , Exeter; Book Conimittee - Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Roylance Westcott, Mrs.. Bruce Shapton, Mrs. Irvin Rader. Gifts were presented to Mrs. • Keys and Mrs. Elliott on behalf of the district by Miss Ruth Skinner, Exeter. A quilt was on display made by the Seaforth Branch for the Tweedsmuir competition. f A 123 year old pew from Ebenezer Church formally on Lot 16, Con. 1 Usborne, now owned by Mr. Gordon Heywood was also displayed. The exhibits were many and varied, well 'done and most interesting. Members are asked to come prepared with ideas for making money at the next meeting. Mrs. R. Kinsman, the president, chaired the business, opening with a poem "They Say". Mrs. G. McLean chaired the program. Mrs. H. Caldwell was hostess and Mrs. Charles Eyre was in charge of the dessert lunch which preceded the meeting. Mrs. Ruby Bell gave courtesy remarks. Kippen East is having a surprise bus trip in June. Anyone wishing to go should contact Mrs. Robert . Bell or Mrs. Grant MacLean. Space will be reserved on a first come, first served basis. Long members honoured Hensall couple married Saturday The $1,500 Ontario Home Buyers Grant. Smillie, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Mrs. Tressa Fletcher, Mrs.Alma Hess, Mrs. Cameron Richardson, Mrs. Verna Twitchell, Miss Mattie Ellis, Mrs. A.B.Rowcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch, and Mrs. Olive Horton. Those who have served for 50 years from Chiselhurst- United Church were Alfred Ross, Mrs. Nowt 1/2 ummer Footwear from Smyth's Shoes This is the time to buy your summer footwear when the selection is at its Greatest! Who will get it? How? 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