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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-03-01, Page 15New Pliatro„a4 Hensall 13eareatio4 Oceireinit- tee elected Mrs.. Minnie Neeltee ebairineare for 1962 and 4PACkint-, ed Erie Mansfield And Murray .Baker representatives to the perk 'board.- :General dieCueSieln was ;held on various .44etiVitie* *deli Could be sponsored, Meetings will be hew- the laq ;Monday of each month. Valentine Perty An enjoyable Vadentine party was held -by the legion -Aux,- inery in die Legion Hall Fri- day 'evening with. Legipn, mem- bers as guests. Two draeve, were held and the winners were; blanket, Ms. Edwin Taylor; wallet, Flill Brawn. Tickets were drawn by Pi- dept Mrs. William Striale.- Jim young And his erehestra, Ex- eter, provided music for the dance &ring which several couples won spot dances. A smorgasbord Ittrich was served. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy attended the funeral of the late Rev. Herman. F. Gruhre Pant Albert, at Kitchener on Febru- ary 19. Rev. Gruhn. passed away in Kitchener on Thurs- day. Born in that city he stud- ied for the ministry at Martin lieek Luther Set-nine-re, Buffalo. Aft, er ordination et New Halt/burg, he served churches at Erie, Pa., Hamilten, an, Stretford. He came out of retirement clueing the Secorici, World War to serve churches at Hespeler and Elm- wood. Chlselhurst UCW The United. Church Women of Chiselhurst United Chereh met Thursday afternoon with the chair taken ley Mrs. R,. Tay- lor in, the absence of the Presi- dent i‘firrS. Percy Harris, Mrs. Edwin Dick conducted the wor- ship period. Report of the in- augural Presbyterial held at Clinton in January was given by Mrs. Tom Brintnell. Mr& R. Boyce contributed two poems. Mrs, Harold Parker gave the study "Signal% for the Sixties", rnissipnary prayer, was lee by Mrs, leen Stone- man. A number of quilting bees are planned for the near future. Lench was served by Mrs. Carepbe/1 Eyre and! Mee. Edwin Taylor., Cannel CGIT On February 21 the CGIT girls of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, had! their first affiliation service with the VVo- melfe Missionary Society, They took part in the worship Medi- tation, Phoir l'ennbersit amid also Made a preeentation of nroneY towards the VVMS work over, seas, They had on display itenle from, the missionary profit, British Guiana with Peetens, travelogues, tune lane, educe-- Vole a <product chart, and' 4 history of their reissignarY British Ontarta;. Five girIS took part in an impressive cendelight service which naid as its theme "Light, Love, Joy, Peace, FreedOm and Challenge". Mrs. Wesley Eradneck, Au- burn, girls secretary of the }heron Presbyterial of the 'WriVIS was guest speaker. She gave i an nformative talk to the OGIT group, their mothers, the Arnold Circle ;and W1VIS of the Church and presented the girls with affiliation badges and membership'cards. The girls were welcomed into the WAIS by Miss Hannah Mur- ray. Bonnie Foster, Gam Sang- ster, Patsy Moir, were present- ed with White lanyards by their leader Mrs. Rose MacDonald, as a symbol of the girls becoming seniors, Rev. Ross Mar,Donald closed the meeting with the benediction. Luncheon was served by the girls. England was the filet coun- try to issue postage stamps. More lives were lost in the Civil War than in any other war in which the United States has been engaged. Brig. Howard Hemphill, Stratford (native of Hensall) recently retieed commander of 18 Militia Grope was honored by about 40 officers and their wives of the formation At the Headquarters and Service's Mess, Welseley Barracks, on Friday, Brig. Heinehill, a former hon- ors graduate in business aciallin- istration at University of West- ern Ontario, will be succeeded by Col. Warren Bradley, Windsor, formerly of Stretford. Guests included Brig. K, H. 'McKibbin, Wingham, Western Ontario Axea Commander, and Maj. L. W. Taylor, Kitchener. at ft' lam)) later Wee' ed overseas for paraetmte tr4h.le. htg., was promoted to the rank major and eerved deputy assistant adjutant and qttarte'rlelleeter general with Canadian liason section 6, Air- "Wee Division, in Northwest Europe, lee epreeined at this PePt untjl NM-Pay and his ire4, thee 'to Canada 1945, Prig, TiemPattll came 'to Stratford m November, 190, He later was appointed peopn0- ineeeneneeteli of the Perth Areg, *lent and served in that cap- aeity until June, 1948, He was promoted lieutenant-colionel in 1950 arid wia.e appointed corn- rnanding officer of the Perth Regiment Later appointed commanding officer, 18 Militia Group, Lon- don, he was promoted to the rank of brigadier and appointed honorary aide-de-camp to 'the Governor-General in 1959. In civilian lire, Brig. Hemp- hill is president, general man- ager and director of Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Stratfoed, and a gpvernOr of the University of Western Mrs, Grate Rapson. 91 Years Young ,-.NS4-144-44P4, Grace Rap. on 'received congretnhe feel!' ineseages, gifts, Cards' and flowers and members of her family on her 92nd birthday Sunday, Felereary 25 At the home of her eon and daughter, in-law, MX. and Mrs. OM/ Renege, Hensall, with whom she 'lives , Mrs. IlaPscin has two sons, Orval, xamalli; Ira, elpderien; seven and 12 greaft She was born At Igesikoke. Mrs. Ranson is up and' ,ereend the ,house every day, enjoys Tv and keeps abreast of the times by read- ing the paper every day with- aut -the aid of glasees, RUN MOTOR AFTER ADDING TO BATTERY Don't forget to run your tractor far a few minutes after adding water to the battery, advise engineers with the On- tario Department of Agricul- ture. Cold winter weather might freeze the water if it isn't mixed. The generator cur- rent rnbces the acid and water. This solution has a much lower freezing point than water. Born in Hensall, Brig. Hemp- hill began his military .career 'in 1939, a year after he gradu- ated from UWO, His first posit- ine was As -A lieutenant in the Kent Regitneriit. In 1940 he transferred to the Canedian Fvaiiiers, now the 3rd Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment. In 1941. he was promoted to cap- tain and Appointed staff cap- tain of the 13th Infantry Brig- ade, In 1942 Brig. Hemphill; et- tended Royal Military College • Ontario. Hensall Native Honoured As He Retires From Military Career Thyo,„: March 1 r 1.90,4009n News-Record -Poo 1$ l Fo Complete Efficient NATURAL GAS HQTT 'WATER NEMIR Installation, Always contact your Natural Gas Service Dealer WISE SHe r Inegs & Ilayfield Road — CLINTON, ONT, Phone HU 2-7062 Contact us for Quotations and Estimates on all Gas Heating Installations. '-"""•'#'•:%•• Do you get cold water from your hot water tap too often? Hurry, save, and have hot water whenever- you want it with an automatic natural gas water heater. 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