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Carmel Church Bids
Farewell To Minister
The congregation of Carmel
Presbyterian Church tendered a
farewell Friday to their minister,
Rev. p. A. Perguson, his wife
and family, who are leaving on
Monday for Montreal where Mr,
Ferguson has accepted a charge
at Livingstone Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson were
presented with a purse of money
and the children, Roderick, Judy
and Trevor, with gifts. The ad
dress to Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson
was read by W. R. Bell, and
presentation by Stewart Mc
Queen.
George Tinney was chairman
for a program consisting of
solos “Mother Machree" and
.“Little Grey Home in the West”,
Jean Henderson; piano solos,
Carol Brown; violin duet, Mrs.
R. Simpson and Gerald Bell, with
J. L, Nicol accompanying at the
piano; vocal solo, Mrs, C. Ken
nedy with Mrs. C. Forrest ac
companist, Luncheon was served.
C of C Returns
Riley As President
The Chamber of Commerce
met at Rail’s on the Blue Water
Highway Friday evening for a
chicken banquet and their annual’4 meeting. W. F. Riley was
returned to office as president
for his second year.
Other officers were vice-presi
dents Walter Spencer and Harvey
Keys, treasurer Richard Thur-
tell; secretary to be appointed.
Plans were laid for the an
nual fall frolic to feature bigger
and better attractions. J. K.
Irvin, a past president and sec
retary since December, was pre
sented with a pipe. The presenta
tion speech was made by Walter
Spencer, with W. 0. Goodwin
presenting the gift. Mr. Irvin,
manager of the Bank of Mont
real, leaves for Watford shortly.
Thirty members were present,
William Hyde of Hensall and
Gerald Smith of Kippen
violin solos, and Mrs.
Broadfoot accompanied.
Farewell Service
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played
Ross
Custom
Arnold Circle
The regular meeting of the
Arnold Circle Evening Auxiliary
was held in the basement of the
church Tuesday evening, June
19, with the president, Mrs. C.
Forrest, presiding. The meeting
was in charge of Mrs. AV. Brown
and Mrs. R. A. Orr.
Miss Jean McQueen conducted
the worship service which opened
with singing Hymn
scripture was read
Brown. A vocal duet was ren
dered by Mrs. P. A. Ferguson
and Mrs. C. Kennedy, “Follow
the Gleam”. The offering was
received and dedicated.
Carol Brown favoured with a
piano solo. Mrs.^Harold Bell pre
sented the topic, “The Work
Overseas ixi India and British
Guiana. The roll
swered by “What
nold Circle Mean
Glanville .read an ___ ___ __
Presbyterian Record.
Mrs. Orr presented the treas
urer’s report and also reported
on the articles sent in the bale.
Mrs. Harold Bonthrone reported
for the visiting committee and
was appointed to this committee
for the months of July and Aug
ust.
Mrs. F.” Peters read an article
from the Glad Tidings. Closing
prayer was by the president. At
the conclusion of the meeting
the group attended a luncheon
at "Mone'tta Menard’s, Exeter, and'
presented Mrs. Ferguson, tvho is
leaving for Montreal, with a set
of dishes. Six former members,
now of Exeter, attended
luncheon.
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Of Rev. Ferguson
A large congregation attended
divine service in Carmel Presby
terian Church (Sunday mornirig,
June 24, the occasion (being the
farewell service of Rev. P. A.
Ferguson, who has been their
minister for the past five years
and who left on Monday with
his wife and family to take a
pew charge in Livingstope Pres
byterian Church, Montreal/ For
his subject Mr. Ferguson based,
his thoughts from the text “The
Lord Will Bless Thee and Keep
Thee’ and
The Lord
souls and lives of his people
and we commit ourselves to him
^knowing all is well, he has ’power over all things, and we
do not need to fear what men
shall do unto us, we can turn
to God in our* trouble for peace
and understanding, and who will
give us that sense of security
and we can meet darkness know
ing God is on our side, and his
peace will keep guaud over us.
The choir sang an anthem and
a vocal duet was sung by Mrs.
Ferguson and Mrs. C. Kennedy.
Roderick Ferguson sang a solo,
accompanied by J. L. Nicol,
A.C.C.O., at the organ console.
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Warden Miller
.Warden Miller, prominent
farmer of Hibbert Township,
died at his home Friday mor
ning, June 22, his death caused
from a ibrain tumor. Six weeks
ago he had an operation per
formed at Toronto General Hos
pital and had returned home.
Born in Hibbert he was
member_ of Cromarty Presbyter
ian Church. Mrs. Miller died
three years ago. Surviving are
his mother, Mrs. John Miller, of
Staffa; three sons, Frank, Alex
and Gordon; and one daughter,
Margaret, all at home; five bro
thers, William,’’Cromarty; Cliff,
Staffa; Bob, Farquhar; Roy,
Logan Township; Percy, Fullar-
ton; foui’ sisters, Mrs. Milton
Hodgert (Edna), London; Mrs.
Milton McCurdy (Bessie), Kirk
ton ; Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth
(Ada), Staffa; Mrs. .James Hod
gert (Marion), Thames Road.
Public funeral services were
held from his late residence, Lot
30, Concession 8, Hibbert, Mon
day, June 25, at 2:30 p.m., con
ducted by Rev. W. J. Duncanson.
Interment was in Staffa Ceme
tery. * •
Smillie Reunion
Held At Bayfield
An interesting event
place Saturday, June 23,
the descendants of the
Stewart Smillie, a pioneer
Tuckersmith Township, met
Bayfield to celebrate their
nual reunion. Members of
family from many parts of
province were present, and were
there from Hamilton, Toronto,
Oshawa, Inwood, Simcoe, Lon
don, Niagara Falls, Kingsville,
Zurich, Kippen, Hensall. Mes
sages o f congratulations and
good wishes were read from New
Orleans, La., California, and
British Columbia.
Following officers elected for
the coming yeai’ were: Honour-
ary presidents, A. G. Sirfillie,
Toronto; James Smillie, Hensall;
president, Lome C. Elder, Ham
ilton; treasurer, Dr. Jennie Smil
lie Robertson, Toronto. Other
members of executive committee
were J. G. Elder, Oshawa; Mrs.
R. M. Peck, Kippen; James
Spearman, InwoTTd.
There was an interesting pro
gramme of sports and the fol
lowing were awarded prizes:
Sewing patch on trousers: Mrs.
A. E. Howe, London: Mrs. A. B.
Smillie, Niagara Falls. Nail driv
ing contest: Jack Peck, Kippen;
L. C, Elder, Hamilton. Blindfold
race', ” ‘
Shoe kicking contest, Mrs. Ken
neth Elder, Hensall;
ger, ‘ \ _
laundry ticket: Mrs. Alva Peck,
Zurich; Douglas .Eatwell,
coe; Mrs. Howe, London;
Dr. A. B. Smillie, Niagara
Beauty contest (male),
Smillie, of Hensall. Time race:
Mary Geiger, Zurich; Mrs. A. E.
Howe, London. Race for children
three years old: Bobbie
Naughton, Donna Peck,
Race fox' six-year-olds,
Elder, Hamilton; Norma
Zurich. Balloon blowing
Norma Geiger, Zurich;
Elder, Hensall; dinnei' call con
test: Mrs. James McNaughton.
Mrs. Kenneth Elder. Peanut
race: Diana Eatwell, Simcoe;
Kenny Elder, Hamilton. Bean
and straw race: Betty Howe,
London; Norma Geiger, Zurich;
Pie Plate race, Mrs. Howe, Lon
don, Dorothy Eatwell, Simcoe.
Baptism At United Church
Tn Hensall United Church on
Sunday morning, Rev. Rogers
administered baptismal rites to
Gordon Keith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Keith McLean; Sharon
Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Lavery; Lynda Margaret,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Keys. Members of the Row-
cliffe family had a beautiful
bouquet placed in loving mem
ory of the late Mrs. Oliver Row-
cliffe. The choir offered an
anthem and Mrs. Pearl Passmore
and Mrs. T. Coates favoured with
a duet. Holy Communion was
administered and Mrs. J. Row-
cliffe and Mr. and Mrs. E. Chip
chase were received^ into church
membership by transfer' of certi
ficates.
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Communion At Chiselhurst
Holy Communion was observed
at the morning service of June
24 i n
Church. Rev. W. J. Rogen
in charge. At this impressive_and
largely attended ' “
Rogers received into church
membership by profession of
faith a class of twenty-two in
number. Mr. James Westlake and
Mrs,. Percy Wright were received
by transfer of certificates.
the Chiselhurst United
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What does your farm
need most?.
Bank Manager
Moved To Watford
J. K. Irvin, popular manager*
of the Bank of Montreal, Hen
sall, since December 1948, was
advised of his transfer to Wat
ford. His successoi* will be W.
W. Jarrett, of Tillsonburg.
Mr. Irvin came to Hensall
from Hamilton and since coming
to this village has made many
friends, who learned with regret
of his leaving. He was past
treasurer for two years and sec
retary since December last of
the Chamber of Commerce, and
very active in the affairs of the
community.
Hen sail Personals
Dr. William ‘Sproat has left
for Ottawa where he has re
ceived an appointment in surgery
at Ottawa Civic Hospital. Mrs.
Earle Sproat accompanied him.
They will visit relatives- at North
Bay and Kirkland Lake enroute.
Mrs. George Smale left Satur
day morning for Benson, Sask.,
Huntoon, Sask., and Froude,
Sask., to spend thrbe months,
with
Mrs.
seen
who
panied her to visit with his four
sisters in Manitoba.
The Misses Lois Henderson,
Jean McAllister,
man spent the
Grand Bend. ,
Congregational
United Church is
July 4 at Turnbull’s Grove.
. toher sisters, Mrs. Sam Hall,
Ed Smale, who she has not
for 25 years. Mr. Han Ross,
is 82 years of age, .accom-
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