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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-12-09, Page 13Mrs. Mary Chessell Correspondent ,Many former members and special guests attended the Christmas "meeting of the Varna U.C.W. A pot luck slipper preceded the programme in the gaily decorated Sunday School room. Mrs Reta Upshall , was presented with a lovely arrangement of dried floArs, and Mrs. Ida Godkin with the book "Lines to Live By". These valued members have recently moved to Hayfield and Clinton respectively. Margaret Hayter' opened the worship service with a poem "The Star of Bethlehem". Mildred McAsh showed' two filmstrips, "How We Got our Christmas Carols" with the members joining in singing the carols, and "A Great and Mighty Wonder" which was the Christmas Story beginning with, the Old Testament prophecies. Elva Webster gave a reading, "Treasure Boxes." Marjorie Stirling presided for business. Reports were given by the secretary, Mona Stephenson and the treasurer, Margaret Hayter. Helen Taylor prespted the report of the nominating committee, with all offices filled for the new year except that of vice president. A donation will be sent to the Children's Aid Society, and Christmas boxes for shut-ins will be packed on ,December 15 at the home of Margaret Hunt. Donations of cookies etc. frem members would • , • ,V,Yilk • • .8 6104fir1jj,;t iv a w kkr, or, r. Hensall teams were on a loosing streak last week .Midgets game was cancelled. Atoms lost to Brussels 11 - 0 in spite of good work done by Steve Bedard goal-tending. Only nine players were out and all were uneasy due to the stormy weather. The next game will be played in Hensall against Milverton on Friday night. Bantams didn't do mtheh Former resident dies atl 84 A former Hensall resident Estella (King) wife of the late William R. Davidson died in Port Colborne General H ospital in her 85th year on November 30th, 1976; Surviving is one son Allan Davidson, Port Colborne; grandchildren Brian and Cindy Davidson, and Mark and Faye TVIZCormick, all of Port Colborne. One sister, Mrs. StevO'art (Sadie) McBurney and a brother Ross King, Wingham, also survive. Predeceased by one brother, Percy, and one sister Lavina (Mrs. Alex Leater). Funeral service was held on Friday at 2 p.m. at the R.A.Currie. and Son Funeral Home, Wingham, Interment followed in Wingham Cemetery. Varna 4•ir H ri-11 and over chartered.. •cO.Ontanti., *esidwiittfii*oe. • 40•4 2.3.4,010: 87075 .Heating experts will tell you that 75% of all heat loss in your hdme escapes through the,iattic. This easy-to-install insulation won't settle,, is clean, fire- proof and 100°h effective. Keeps your home cooler in summer and cuts heat loss in winter. 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Edith Bell and sister Sylvia, A Warm welferne is extended to several new residents of Hensall from this paper. Included are Mrs. Inge Mowat, husband and daughter, who have moved here from Willowdale, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Eric MacDonald on the London. Road who have moved here from Exeter andMr.Earl Love who has moved in from the mittee, Mrs. Olga Chipchase, country. tii HURON EXPQS1T913.. pEcEmogil.r, Kinsmen dine and play volleyball at meeting came out,t compared to a usual turnout' oVashout 75 percent. A newcomer to cannel!, Bevan Bonthron, topped the polls with 332 votes, followed by the only ter, t r, loosing to Drayton 8 - 1. Jk Sangster scored the only goal o Hensall. Bantams play again .en thursday against Milverton in Hens'all. Mr. E. G. Archie Noakes of Hensall died in South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Wednesday, December 1st, 1976 in his 90th year. Surviving is his wife, the former• Annie Richardson, sons: Leonard, Hensall; Lloyd, London; Kenneth, Waterdown; one daughter, Mrs Fiances Siemon California. One daughter, Mrs. Earl (Helen) McKellar, predeceased him. Correspondent ' Mrs. Marty Merner 482-7143 The Canadian Foresters held their Family Day on Sunday, December 5th in the hall with the program first, followed by supper at 5, Over 60 people were in attendance. be helpful. The Sunday School's Christmas concert will be held on Monday Dec. 20. A lovely pulpit fall and a communion 'table runner commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of church union were dedicated . during the' church service on Sunday. The annual White Gift service will be held next Sunay, with the Sunday School in charge of the service. Loose collection and money gifts will be given to the local Retarded Children's Association. House Sold Mrs. Minnie Hayter's home Varna has been sold to Miss Joyce Scott of Hayfield, who is to get possession on Dec. 20. A sale of household articles is being held this coming Saturday in the township shed. Mrs. Florence Elliott, accompanied by her son Ross and his fiance, spent the weekend in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott and Erin. On Saturday evening they had dinner in the beautiful Ben Hur dining lounge near Hamilton. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished, by low cost Huron Expositor want Ads. Dial 527-0240. ‘vuucu veteran, Paul Neilands with 275 votes. The other two succeisfull candidates were Harry ichingel with 264 and Homer Campbell with 251. W.H. Fuss trailed with 182 votes. Reeve Hirold Knight and PUC members John Baker and Charles Hay have been acclaimed. Clerk Heil said results were avail4blayery early, by 9:15 and he paid tribute to the excellent job done by deputy returning °Mein and poll clerks, many of them working on their first election. The man Who tried to vote three times., Each time, he wasn't sure whethe'r or not, the clerk said. grandchildren and twenty great- grandchildren, one nephew Victor Dean and one niece Mrs. Bruce Scott. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall on Friday, December 3rd at 2 p.m. with Rev. Don Beck officiating. Int erment followed in Exeter Cemetery. The program started with a recitation by Mary Hunt followed by a magician's act by Larry and Doug McClure. June Fothergill gave a Christmas reading and Mary Lou Anderson played several Christmas selections on the piano and electric organ. Steven Bos gave a recitation on "My Grandfather's Whiskers" and Darlene Hulley favored with a solo "Silent Night". A sing song of several Christmas carols was conducted by, Betty Finney, with Ella Jewitt, playing the Susan Jamieson played two numbers on the piano. , A pot luck supper was enjoyed after which Santa Claus told some,storienand sang a song which everyone enjoyed and gave out candy treats to the children., A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes on Saturday evening for John. Those attending to help him celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Van den Hoven of Monkton. Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ed. WaMmes, Ronnie and Mark of R32..#2, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders, Jennifer and Jeffery of R.R.#4, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon, Kenny, Michael, Andy and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brindley and Ricky of Hollvrood. Mrs. John Thompson spent from Monday 'till Wednesday in Toronto for an Avon Convention, she alsO visited with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs Andy Thompson of Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson were Sunday dinner guesti with Mr. a Mrs. Ron Frayne of St. s. * * * * * * American's are the world's heaviest smokers at 4,148 per capita per year, the British are Vecond at over 3,000 and Canada ranks third at 2„827. It's a ranking of no pride to the Christmas Seal people at your Huron Perth Lung Association who through research and education are fighting to stamp ut smoking. Noble Grand Mrs. Dorethy Parker presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lcidge . on Wednesday evening' assisted by the' Vice Grand Mrs. Maggie Campbell. Mrs. Ruby Bejt. reported for the Finance Committie; Mrs. Maggie Campbell and Mrs. Hazel Corbett reported "for the visiting committee " and Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the Treasurer's report. "Thank Y ou" notes were read from seveal members. It was announced the C.P.T. committee are holding a progressive euchre' on Januaryk ifith. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor gave a report of the meeting representa- tives attended in Clinton Friday evening to make arrangements for the "Speak-Off" for the United Nation trip.• 14ellowing the meeting Mrs. Ellyn MacBeath led in singing carols, after which the gifts from the Christmas tree were distributed by Mrs. Elizabeth RileP, and Mrs. Annie Reid. A social hour followed in the lower, hall when a delicious meal was served by the social A joint meeting of the Hensall and. District. Kinsmen and the Exeter Kinsmen was held on December 1, 1976 at the Hensall Bean Pot. A delicious dinner of roast beef was served during the active dinner session. The• raffle was won by Wayne King of Exeter. After the meal the Kinsmen adjourned • • to the Hensall Public School, where Married in Hensel!! PULLMAN — PASSMORE • On Saturday, • December 4, Mrs. Pearl Passmore of Hensall and Sidney C. Pullman of London were united in marriage by Rev. Donald Beck4at Hensall United Church. They Were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of Hayfield and will reside in London. Rev. W.D.Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday celebrating th second Sunday of Advent. Mrs.' MalcomDougall presided at the organ and led the choir in the singing of the anthem. The flowers in the church were placed in loving memory of the late Mr. Archie Noakes by his family. Holy , Communion will be celebrated next Sunday, Dec. 12th at 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion was administered by Rev. G.A.Andersoit at St. Paul's Anglican Church. The text of the sermon fOt Bible Sunday was taken from 1 Corinthians 9 v16, "Woe unto me if I pr each not the Gospel". The flowers were in loving memory of the late Mr. Archie Noakes. The service in Hensall United Church was conducted liy Rev, Don Beck on Sunday with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. The choir sang the anthem,. "Shepherds on the Hillside" and the subject of the sermon was "After Winning the Election'..." 'The sacrament of Holy Communion was observed, Mr Ron Mock assisted by lighting the second advent candle. Flowers were in loving memory of Mr. Archie Noakes placed there by his family and from the Pullman- Passmore wddireg. Next Sunday will be, White Gift Sunday in the morning and in the evening the choir will present the Christmas cantata, "Joy to the World"• by John W. Peterson, FREE STEREO TAPE DECK WITH IEBART FORMULA Z RUST PROTECTION. ... (COrtesPoncleitts Hilda Payne 262-5018 and Bertha MacGregor 262,2025) Lodge holds Xmas party both clubs enjoyed fun and felloWship while playing volleyball. On December ,O, 1976 the Hensall Kinsmen, 'and Kinettes met at Hensall arena to enjoy a cChristmas Party. Although attendanee was very poor those who attended enjoyed the, nigh. 11 The Hensall and District kinsinen will be sponsoring a trip: for the Senior , Citizens on. Monday, December 13 to see the taping of Circle 8 Ranch Show. Any interested persons please call Bevan Bontbro'n at 262-2023. The Hensall and District Kinsmen extend to all the residents of Hensall and'lurrounding area the very best during the Christmas season. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNall and Karen of Fergus and Mr. and -Mrs. Earl Flaxbard of Zurich visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch over the weekend. Miss Audrey Oesch of London visited with her grandparents on Sunday, Hensall, teams on losing itreak Well known Hensall resident passes IAlso surviving are twenty-six Constance Foresters see magicians act , SIM =111 IMO MIS lila NIS 5peciai Christmas offer-thru December only