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The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-12, Page 11REMEMBER CINDERELLA? — The stage in the Hensall town hall auditorium still has the scenery from the Operetta "Cinderella", put on by the community in the 1950's. The stage piano is still there and the stage curtain is in pretty good shape. Ernie Davis'. wife Irene had a lot to do with 'the Cincerella production. The hall was condemned for dances in 1963. (Staff Photo) Varna Former missionary talks barbeque on Friday, March. 5. In place of a study all members bronght 'clippings atiout and read them,- in preparation for the study of China next month. The devotional was 'lead by Fran. wheri .our thoughts were directed. to John the Baptist, 'the only man designated "great" by Jesus. The singing of the,...hymn, "Come let us sing of a wonderful love" and "-Art thou weary, heavy laden" and a prayer for Faith by Peter Marshall eoncluded the devotional. The offering was dedicated and Diane read a little 'about the customs and beliefs of Valentine's Day... • After thanking all who •had .taken part: the meeting cLosed wiih a prayer and a 'contest Was conducted, followed by• • .a delicious lunch. served by Jeanette. Turner and Elsie CarlYle. We would like to announceitiot effebV‘m , 1-St February 1976 urondale Dairy ,of HENSALL has put:chased the business of Exeter Dairy from Clarence (King) McDonald We have operated the Hurondale Dairy, in Hensel! since 1949, and since then have , served 'Hensall, Dashwood, Crediton and , surrounding areas. Since 1961 we have also ' 'serveci Zurich and area. Hurondale Dairy Oells Silverwoods Dairy ,prbducts which we pick up daily at'their large modern plant in Lqndon. Their complete 4, laboratory facili,ties assure the very highest , quality , and our daily pick up assures a constant supply of fresh dairy products. Sliverwoods, the largest dairy in Canada, is a Caned iarr. owned - company. • .• It is a priviledge to be able to serve • Seaforth with these fine products and pledge to you. the very best service in the hiture. Hurondale 1:Yairy Ltd. Ron and Doug Mock Phone 62-27.1 2 " Hens011 .SPECIAL ' FOR YOUR VALENTINE • * AUTOMATIC DISH WASHERS MOBILE OR BUILT-IN Over 20 Models to ChooSe from We do. our own sertriee on Stoves, Fridges, Washers, ` Deep Freezers and Dish- washers. , DRYSDALE HOME HARD1,10(RE ,262-20i5 HENSALL Van as ra, Thanks canvass retirement savings plan Get SMART Before March 1st. • " dANADIAN IMPERIAL BAIVK OF COMM"ERCE ' THE .HOR.01)i FgORVA.RY 12i 1976 :11 China Presetattpn gt Noble Grind Mrs. J3400, WPatilpr copOitiOs. PlaPs Were MacGregor presided at 'the tna0e WOO the iteeting in -: meeting of Amber Rebekah. aillt,,,C4 on Isfatdr When the. Lodge on WedneSd4 eYPPing rAssMntilY Preal4nt, Mrs. Helen • assisted by Mrs. Hazel Corbett Sheppard, Wig make, ber official' R.S.V.G. in the absence of the visit, 'NON Prapd Mrs.,*rthi Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker. MacOreger ptes,empd mts. Mrs. Margaret Consitt Jr., Margaret Cegaitt Jr, P.N.G. wiOt P.N.G. gave the report of the her Jewel, Mrs, Censitt repli41 C.P.T. committee. It s decided thanking the raphiber4 for 110 to postpone the annual ' irthday Jewel. F011etwir.1$ the hnsinesS a Party" until a later dat owing to social hour W4S• enjoyed by all. ALL ALONE IN THE AUDITORIUM--., Ernie Davis, who stepped down as works superintendent for Hensall this year after 24 years on the job sits in one of the audience chairs in the town hall auditorium which he says was "a going concern when I came here In 1951." Dances, plays,•operettas, community concerts and public speaking contests were all held In the hall and It was used by Hensall Scouts:. 250 can be seated, on the floor of the hall and 150'upstairs in the gallery. Ernie remembers taking all 250 seats down whenever the hall wasIt• be used for a,dance. (Staff Photo) Mrs'.Mary Upshall. J Roy' and Clara ..MacDonald " visites1 Mrs. Sararas.: • .Th.c church service • was conducted by Mrs. Eric Luther acyompanied by Louise Mitchell at the piano. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad. Dial 527-0240. Mrs. Shirley Prouty visited with Lynn Latimore and Mrs. Arnold ..Hern at Queensway Nursing Home. Mrs. James Anderson of Exeter visited Louise Mitchell. Mrs. hones McNaughton and Clarence Smillie visited with their mother, Mrs. Ada Smillie. Ada Iva and John Ridley and Illa Dunn visited with Mrs. Vera Lammie and Roy McDonald. • Marion. Schenk and • Marion Audrey'. and ,Susanne Adkins visited with their-,grandmother topic ---at AcW. • Mrs., Earle Rowe who spoke on the poor in spirit" and the choir, Religion in Communist China under the direction of Mrs. John Today. This was followed by a Turkheim, sang the anthem. "Ye short discussion. servants of God". Unit i U.C.W. . Mrs. Ella Drysdale read a will meet on Thursday at 2p.m. poem, "Meditations",. 20 mem- Personals bers answered the roll call and 70 Mrs. Elizabeth Volland, who visits to sick and 'Shut ins' were resides at the residence of„,•Mr. made during the month. The and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, cele- meeting closed. with the singing brated her 93 birthday, on of "How firm a FoUndation", Saturday, February 7, with all her followed by the Benelictihm-Mrs.,.,,,family p'articipating in the event, Oladys.Coleman andher commit- Av.-7.4h a dinner and birthday cake.' tee served • Also an Open House, with friends, and relatives dropping in for tea and best wishes. Visitors' were present from London. Clin- ton, Varna, Brucefield, Exeter, Kippen, Staffa, Seaforth, Goder- lett; Zurich and Hensall. Mr: and Mrs. Carl Payne hate returned front a delightful two month trip of the southern United States and visiting with their and son-in-law, Gun- 'nery Sergeant and Mrs. Gary Merritt, and' grandson Gregory. pf Buckeye, Arizona. They travelled north on ,the return trip and visited in Winnipeg and Sault Ste Gunnery/Sergeant Gary Mer- ritt has left for a thirteen month tour duty. in Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Kase Van Den Fictive! of Goderich and Mr, and , Mrs. Cornelius Vermaas of Otici Beyerland. were dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. Sim Roobal on Tuesday. Correspondent Hilda M. Payne The regular 'meeting of St.. A.C.W. was held at the house of Mrs. Middleton on Friday afternoon. The meeting opened with "The Members Prayer" followed by the Lord's Prayer. An invitation was read by the President, Mrs. Forrest. Mrs. Windover read the scripture and after the hymn Mrs. Andetion gave the meditation. The minutes were read and approved, the correspondence was dealt with and the question- aire completed. In keeping with the theme, Rev. G.A. Anderson gave a talk on "Unity". A biblical' quiz was conducted. The World's Day of Prayer will- be held at S. Paul's Church. It was decided to pack a bale in the spring. Membership dues were paid and the Rev. Anderson closed• the meeting with a prayer. • Mrs. James McAllister opened the meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall United Church by reading a poem. Mrs. Arthur Slade gave the devotional based on the 23 Psalm. The study was taken by Queensway Happenings lunch. Unit 2 of Hens'all United' Church met on Monday. February 9, with Diane Gerstenkorn in the chair Who opened • with, a Valentine poem. 'Business was conducted first and Grace Drummond reported that the unit , was responsible for flowers in the Sanctuary for the months of Lippert visited with Hugo Schenk. March, June, October and MrS.AdelineKraft was visited January 1977. The unit must also by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller •:look after the devotional at the and °seat Miller." " -'401 general meeting; the lunch in October and, the program in 'December. Hensall U.C.W. will host the Regional meeting in the fall and the proceeds from last year's bar-b-que has been transferred to the church "Window" ' fund. This • year's Beef Bar-b,que will he held ,on 'May 26. It was, alsodecidedto hold a luneheon the day of the October general meeting. The World's Day of Prayer will he observed at the Anglican Church UCW installs new officers Officers of the Hensall United Church Women were installed at the regular service on Sunday, which was conducted by Rev. Don Beck. Past president, Kay Mock, President Shirley McAllister, 1st vice president Wil Beck; 2nd vice president, • • Grace Drummond, secretary, Jean Waring, -4-rea- surer, Doreen Spencer,,, Leader, Unit 1 Eileen McLeani.-Leader Unit 2, Hilda Payne, Leader. Unit 4, Jessie McAllister; Friendship sand Visitation Chairman, Anita Cook, Finance Chairman, Pearl Errart; Nomination Chairman, Kay Mock; . Social Function Chair.mah, Anne Brock Nursery Convenor„ Elva Forrest. Rev. Beck preached on "Blessed ,are Unit plans Goshen on March 5, This year the The Polynesian people, they Paneake Supper will be on March -found. were happy and relaxed,. 9. A decisih was made to carpet and the temperature of both air thc back stairs and the choit4 lOft. and, water was in the eighties. It'. The meeting.closed with prayer was quite a shock to arrive home and lunch was served. • :in the' midst of a blizzard which A warm welcOme to the Varna kept them in Stratford overnight. ny of yob Will be getting Correspondent Mrs; Bill Chessell The theme of the worship service at the U.C.W.,meeting on Thursday evening was ',`Love".„ Mr. Alex Taylor read a poem and some ththights on love. - •• Following the business she told of many. of the customs of the. people of 'Nigeria where they were._ inissionarieS. There were plural marriages, and child marriage was practised. Girls were latteneb up for three months- 'before their wedding. Infant mortality was very• high.Because of the leisurely pace in livi2g. There, and the necessity much of the time for all interpreUr, church service's usually went on ''''for .hours, She recalled many interesting and amusing incidents. Mrs. Robt: Stirling presided for the business fneeting. Mrs. Wm. TrYlor was elected . U.C.W. representative on the. Board of Stewards. The World Day of Prayer service will be held at • steps to re-open the store on fiunday. Two othe new residents to Vanastra are Earry's parents , Ben and Mary McAuley who 'will reside at 11 Toronto Blvd. Ben is . , the butcher at' the Clover Farm Store. A hearty thank,,,you to the wbmeti who eahViis•ad March of Dimes. The total collected in Varlastra Atas- $14714 which is up from 'last year, atid these wornen who braved the cold Snowy weather on account of this worthy , cause are appreciated. 'NZNAN1 Correspondent Dianne Black Welcome to Larry and Linda McAuley to Vanastra. Thd McAuley's recently purchased the Vanastra Clover Farm store, Larry and Linda came to Vanastra from St. Thomas wherp they owned and operated Ave. Variety" for six'years. They have two children; Kevin age 6 and Kerry 41(2. The' MeAuleys are planning, minor improvements to the store, and welcome any suggestions °from their customers. They are presently taking the necessary community is-extended to Ronald and Patricia Doiron and their girls ix) turves ready, we. hope, for the Claudette; Carmelle and Nichols. Valentine Carnival on Saturday They came, here from Woodstock, evening. "and have bought a. lot containing . ' the house and barn on the former , Flewitt place from Robert Irvine. • .. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor have ' returned from a very enjoyable, two-week holiday in Hawaii. Most Of their time was spent on Oahu Island.. „One of their most —, interesting experiences was a., two-hour trip on a new hydrofoil to Maui Island. It carries I90 passengers, and gave . them a good view of whales playing in the ocean. They were impressed. with the Memorial built at Pearl Harbour in remembrance of the ,Trvieemen who lost their lives tire. . ... .. ' • Whatever you get at retirement iS what you've worked for.Worked hard for, That's where Comrnercer Fartri Services come in. 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