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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-01-23, Page 7I11NN11111111NI1 IN N11111111111111111111NlININ NINIIh 111 NNI 11111111111111111111111111111IIINI ltal 1111111 iwiliIIIINI III 1111 1111111111111 imillIgI 111111.1111111111111111111111) 11111111111111111N111111111111111111111ir f..1 1 M _....N11NIuN111 1u 1 _._ 1 1l ! __. 1.._1, .-. 1 1. LNL L l 1 . l l . ! N NEWS OF HENSALI BY MRS. MAUDE HEDDN Kippers East Women's Institute holds next meeting at Huronview Kippen East Women's Institute held its education meeting at the home of Mrs. J. B. Sinclair, Seaforth, on January 15. Mrs. Cecil Pullman was co -hostess. President Mrs, Ken. McKay chaired the meeting. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Vern Alderdiee; Sunshine report, Mrs. Robert Kinsman and historical research, Mrs. Charles Eyre. Two new members, Mrs. J, Wall and Mrs. Harburn, were presented with their institute pins and handbooks. Mrs. M: Connolly and Mrs. Harry Caldwell will head the • next 4-11 girls club "Meat In The Menu". They will attend a leaders' school January 28-29 in Ontario Street Church, Clinton. It was decided to hold the February meeting at Huronview when a programme will be presented to the patients, and also to have a bus trip May 28. Anyone wishing to go should notify Mrs, James Drummond as soon as possible. • Mrs, Cecil Pullman gave the motto which was prepared by Miss Margaret McKay, "Examples set for us by past generations and the results". Mrs. Pullman concluded with a New Year's poem. Mrs. Sinclair introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Allan Fraser, Exeter. She presented a display of fairy lamps .of different kinds of glass. She showed pictures taken on her trip to France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Holland, 'England and Install Legion officers Zone Commander Edward Bell and his staff from Blyth installed the 1969 officers of Hensall Branch Af the Canadian Legion and Ladies Auxiliary 468 in a joint service at the Legion Hall last' Friday evening. Men installed included: president, Edward (Ted) Roberts; first vice-president, Paul Neilands; second vice-president, Vic Stan; sergeant -at -arms, Harry Page and secretary -treasurer, John Skea, Also, the new men's executive, including Garnet Allan, Jack Simmons, Wilmer Dalrymple, Grant McClinchey, Harry Horton and 'Murray Traquair. Service Bureau director, Fred Beer; branch padre, Reverend Harold F. Currie and immediate past president is E. R. Davis. Ladies Auxiliary president is Mrs. Garnet Allan; first vice-president, Mrs. Grant McClinchey; second vice-president, Mrs. Vic Stan; secretary, Mrs. W. H. Bell and treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback. On the executive, Mrs. Howard Smale, Mrs. R. Vanstone, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Gordon Munn and Mrs. Stan Kochan. Sergeant -at -arms is Mrs. Harry Horton. Pianist is Mrs. Ed Munn. Sports officers are Mrs. William Smale and Mrs. Clarence Reid. Past president is Mrs. Harold Campbell. Missionary Society gets letter from school teacher in Kenya The first meeting of the year for the Senior Women's Missionary Society of Carmel Presbyterian Church was held last Thursday at 2 p.m. Fourteen members answered the roll call with the membership fees, and with a new Year's resolution. The president, Mrs. R. A. Orr, opened the meeting with the reading of a hymn. Mrs. Harvey Hyde gave the study and devotion on the new form of missions, of the new acts of missions. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall read passages of the Bible while Mrs. Munn read the prayer of missions. Vice-president, Mrs. George Walz gave the report of the sick l and shut in parcels that were packed and distributed for Christmas by the members. Mrs. Orr presented a life membership certificate to Mrs. George Walz, a well-earned reward. Mrs. Schwalm received a letter from Miss Hazel MacDonald of Goderich, who left December for Kenya, Africa, to go to a mission school in the, mountains at over 7,000 feet altitude. A Christmas service she attended lasted over two and a half hours with children taking part in the pageant and choirs singing. The UCW news Unit 2, Hensall United Church Women met January 13 at the L.iurch. Mrs. Rodger Venner read a poem, "A New Year", and introduced the new study on China, dealing mainly with Hunan Province. Mrs. Harold Currie gave the devotional with a lessors, called "Why be concerned", taken from the book "Toward Understanding China", which coincides with the study book. Mrs. Harry Hoy took over the business. Plans wete discussed for the congregational supper neat Wednesday, A skit was presented by Mrs. Rodger Venner and her group: Mrs, EIIa Drysdale, Mrs. iron Wareing, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mrs. Currie, Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Jack Drysdale. During the skit, different passages wete !bead from the J. B. Phillips Translation, New English Bible, and "Good News for Modem Man". The meeting adjourned with Prayer of St, Francis of Assisi, Mrs. Wareing and het group 'served a clacking lunch. ** The eteeutive 'meeting of Hensel! United Church Women Was held last Thursday with the president, Mrs. Vern Aldetdle€, in charge. Plans were made'for the year's work and " plans Ctnalized for the cdngr+egational 'sapper which will be held at the church nett Wednesday vice-president of Kenya, Saniel Moi, gave a brief message to the congregation, with the church jam-packed. Next meeting will be held February 13. Roll: call "With Love", study and devotion will be given by Mrs. Pearl Love and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. The) following officers will form the 1969 slate: president, Mrs. R. A. Orr; vice-president, Mrs. George Walz; past president, Mrs. Earl Campbell; correspondence and press secretary, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; treasurer, Mrs. E. Munn; glad tidings, Mrs. " E Munn; fellowship and service, Mrs., Glenn Bell; literature and library, Mrs. Harvey Ilyde; home helpers, Mrs. Harry Snell; supply secretary, Mrs. Walz and pianist, Mrs. Munn. Scotland. Mrs. Fraser was thanked by Mrs. Pullman. Mrs. Connolly gave courtesy remark$. Following the singing of the Queen, "a contest was conducted by Mrs. James Drummond and lunch served by the hostesses and the committee in charge, composed of Mrs. J: Chalmers, Mrs. Joyce Cooper, Mrs. Ken McKay and Mas. Rodger Hoornaert. Amber Rebekah marks birthdays The regular meeting or Amber Rebekah Lodge was held last Wednesday with Noble Grand Mrs. Earl Campbell presiding. The Charter was. draped in memory of the late Mr. Lindsay Eyre, a member of the lodge. Plans were made for the annual birthday party, Wednesday, February 5, when Brussels and Belmont will be special guests, - Sunshine pal gifts were given out and new names drawn. A social hour was enjoyed and lunch served. ROUNDtPIETOWN Miss Mary McCann of Mt. Carmel was a guest for a few days last week with Miss Pamela Sangster. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Underwood, Gorrie and Miss Sylvia Henderson, Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mrs. John Henderson and family. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Murdoch Stewart and son Donald, of Lake Forrest, Illinois, attended the birthday celebration of the former's father, Duncan Stewart, who celebrated his 102nd birthday at Huronview January 14. Congratulations are in order for Tom Travers, who received word last week that he had been successful in passing with honours, the grade two theory examination of the Royal Conservatory of Music. Tom is a pupil of Miss Greta Lammie A.T.C.M. of Hensel. _ Mrs. Donald MacKinnon and sons Donald and Brant, of Alvinston, spent Sunday with Mrs. Janet MacKinnon. The annual congregational dinner of Hensall United Church will be held Wednesday, January 29, 6:30 p.m. It is hoped that many of the • congregation will set aside this evening for a time of congregational fellowship. An interesting programme is planned. Busmesi will be cut to a minimum. BEAVER FARM SERVICE DEPT. RUM orru rrIIIIA OU 1/1.111111M OO11M in ni A BEAVER 32' x 64' IMPLEMENT SHED LESS THAN 1900 • O'P SEASON BUILDING SAVING! For a limited time Beaver will sell this 32' x 64' Imple. ment Shed for less than $1,900. The shed features 12' sidewalls, 8 doors and is covered with 28 LIS gauge steel, Act now for this winter project discount saving. Other Beaver buildings are offered at comparable saving, Contact CLARENCE DUQUETTE for complete Wm. - Motion oh all buildings. He will be able to assist from planning to completion of 'your farm building: • PHONE 35,4Sa. EAvEFI LUMBER STORES PHONE 357.2581 WINOH ,M imiamminilariiimpoimmuimerammuimmularmisimia Nnsta115 new 'Mrs. George :Beattie took over Miss Troyann Bell had the as, president of Wesley Willis misfortune . to have her foot h United Church Women,. Clinton, spiked while figure skating, and it: the annual meeting held this had surgery on her .ankle last month. She succeeds Mrs, M. Wednesday in Seaforth Hospital ! 1 fl first, i-ionourary president is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster, }yrs, A,;J, Mowatt. of Varna, (nee June Tinney), are, f;y fOther officers are Mrs. happy to announce the birth of '"f . i I l i a rn , `M' u r ch , first their daughter Julie Ann, at 48e -president; Mrs.,,, Don Clinton Public Hospital, Jefferson, second Vice-president; Wednesday, January 15, 1969. 4Mrs, Bert Clifford, recording Mr., and Mrs. Laird Mickle spent .*4 few days last week holidaying in Toronto, and while there, saw the hockey game between Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins. Saturday night, they attended the concert Presented by the Vienna Choir Boys of Austria, held at Alumi Hall, at the University, London. Flowers in the United Church Sanctuary Sunday morning were in loving memory of Mrs. Manley Jinks, placed by the family. Reverend H. F. Currie for his message based his thoughts from the subject, "Prayer". The choir rendered an anthem. Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram are vacationing in Arizona. Mr. Thomas. Kyle Sr., has been admitted to the Bluewater Rest Home. Mrs, Grant ' Bisliack is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. secretary and Miss Billie Stewart, treasurer. Mrs. P. Livermore is corresponding secretary. Unit leaders are Mrs. Ted Davies, Mrs. Ken Stephenson, Mrs. Murch and Miss Kate McGregor, Miss McGregor and Mrs. Benson were in charge of the meeting programme and took as their theme, `Building for a New Year." A prayer was offered for two life members, Mrs. Margaret Addison and Mrs. Corless, both of whom died last year. Named to UCW committees were: Mrs. Reg Kiehl, citizenship; Mrs. Frank Fingland, friends and visiting; Mrs. N. Holland, Christian missionary education; Mrs.. ' Gordon Rathwell, finance; Mrs. C. Nelson, flowers; Mrs. Russell Peterson, literature and communications; Mrs. B. Sutter, membership; Mrs. Garn McGee, UCW officers press anti publicity; Miss McGregor, programme; Mrs, Doug Andrews, social; Mrs, H, Wise, stewardship and recruiting and Mrs. E, Jenkins, supply and welfare, Mrs. Pennebaker and Mrs, Hearn are the group's pianists. Installation of officers was followed by lunch, a short sing -song by Mrs, B. Sutter and a talk by Mrs. Mowatt, Ci nitol� .News -Record, Thursday.,January 23, 19619 7 NOW 15 THE TIME TO ADD SILO EXTENSIONS '51L0 ROOFS Call or Writ, Now I l\\\l\l l\\l\ \\l\\\ \l\l\lll The new fashion look of curls ahead is yours, with our pro, fessional air and care. Call for appointment, soon. We specialize in cutting, setting, tinting, LORI FIRST iN FASHiONS LORI LYNN BEAUTY LOUNGE 72 AL,BERT ST. 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