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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-09-23, Page 5TRICIAN PsAYs WERE THANAWIL fOR FR1ENDS_____,WEVE WON,TNR01/611 "*" ELICTRIal. -HEAVING .108$ itVE HAVE DONE HAROLD WISE LIMITED Eiectrical - Numbing And Heating Contractor 262 Bayfield ltd.-462-7662 ttn .......... ....... ► Al. CHRISTIANS. OF JOSEPH STREET POSPEI- extend a hearty invitation to all to attend the ANNUAL CONFERENCE in CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL commencing Saturday, October 2, 10:30 a,m., 2:30 and 7:30 p:M. Sunday, October 3, 10;00 a.m., Z:30 and 7:30 p.m. "Gather My saints together unto me." Psalm 50:5 "Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but accordirig to His mercy He saved us." Titus 3:5 38, 39b NOTICE To PARENTS OF Huron County Students Because of difficulties which have arisen in the settlement of claims against School Accident Insurance policies, Huron County Board of Education has removed its authorization for the sale of such insurance through the school system. Those parents wishing such coverage are asked to arrange same through their own personal agencies. R. M. Elliott D. J. Cochrane Chairman Director GODERICH MOTORS Introduces THE 1972 FORDS At The AUTO SHOW Goderich Arena Sept. 23 & 24 SEE ALL THE OUIET ONES FROM FORD — INCLUDING THE COMPLETELY NEW INTERMEDIATE TORINO lj 35 SOUTH ST., GODER ICH LTD. 524-7308 WHEN IT comes TO SERVICE — COME TO'US CLEAR REMAINDER of the '71's AT YEAR END DISCOUNT PRICES SaER SALE PRICES GODERICH MOTOR GOOD SELECTION 3 DEMOS USED CARS Garland coin ental t Top Bed Sale $44241195 special 16,140 Park Place Deluxe Continental Bed , " • .1 4 „ us;fksk. ,• a4k,...114411e, ,•;.„, 4 MC:i2:e.rVN•tgNO .'"'" • IakaWA\ WrZIWWWW*WIKSVIW=IFIRRIks‘,..M‘nPlOR.... • • taMMTNMERIVQWNP4W4t" \n' NIMV „ , . 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Roll call was answered by — Did you know? a current event. There Was a moment of silence in memory of a very valued member, the late Mrs, Wm, Kyle. Reports were given, treasurer, Mrs. H. Caldwell; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. A, McGregor; Sunshine, Mrs. Wm. Bell; Agriculture, Canadian Industries, Mrs, D. Triebneil, Historical Research 'and Current Events, Mrs. M. Connally and Mrs. J. Drummond. Mrs. R, Bell read a poem, Country Lanes. Mrs. H. Caldwell will be the voting delegate to the Area Convention in Clinton September 30 and October 1, Mrs. M. Connally and Mrs, R. Bell will be delegates to the Rally in Ethel on October 4. Mrs. J, Drummond commented on the motto — If you look back too much you soon will be headed that way. Mrs. D. Triebnert gave the History of the Brucefield Church. Mrs. H. Caldwell discussed the origin of antiques. On display were many beautiful pieces of Carnival Lustreware, Satin glass, Vaseline glass and others. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot contributed a piano selection. Mrs. G. MacLean gave courtesy remarks. Mrs, C. Pullman conducted an unusual contest using numbers. Mrs. C. Pullman and her committee served lunch. Mrs. R. Bell, the president, conducted the business and Mrs. C. Eyre the program. * * ACW MEETS The ACW of ' St. Paul's Church, was held at the home of Mrs, Mary Taylor on Thursday, September 16. The president, Mrs. W. Scarbuick opened the meeting with the members prayer followed by devotions from the living message, Mrs. Mary Taylor read the Scripture Lesson, October 30 was the date set for the bazaar and bake sale. Mrs. A, Reid and Mrs. F. Forrest are to convene it. Mrs. F. Forrest read a paper on Brand Names Parade. Roll call was answered by Household Hints. Mrs, A. Reid took the topic, "Learn To Say No," stating many times we must say no in training our children, and in social life, one must give a positive no if they are becoming koo involved. The meeting closed with the Benediction from the Living Message. A " Harvest Thanksgiving Service will be held at St. Paul's Church, Hensall, on Sunday, September 26. Guest speaker will be Rev, Harold Jenkins, B.A., of the parishes of Gorrie and Fordwich. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oesch of Hensall celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, September 18, 1971. Samuel Oesch and the former Mary Bedour, Zurich, were married in London by Rev. Morris at the United Church Manse, September 18, 1921. They farmed in Stanley Township until retiring in Hensall in 1958. Their only son Russell resides on the homestead farm. They also have three daughters, Kathleen, Mrs. Bob Bell, Clinton; Anne, Mrs. Earl Flaxbard, Zurich; Mae, Mrs. Ray McNeil, Fergus; 24 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The couple were honored at A dinner given by the family at Dashwood Community Centre followed /with a social evening with music by the Country Ramblers., Friends And relatives attended from Detroit and Mount Clements, U,S,A,, Sarnia and surrounding areas, They received many beautiful' gifts, cards, and congratulations from Prime Minister Trudeau, Hon. Charles MacNaughton, Premier -Davis, Hon. Robert Stanfield and R. E. McKinley M.P, for Huron, * * A special Christian Education Service was held in Hensall United Church, Sunday morning, September 19. For his subject Rev. Donald R. Beck based his thoughts from the message "A New Generation." Thanks was expressed to Mrs. Ian McAllister who as chairman of the congregational Work and Life committee occupied the pulpit to read the lessons and explain the church's program for the coming season. Thanks also were expressed to the Zurich Girls Choir, who, under the direction of Miss Meda Surerus and Mrs. Beatrice Hess, provided special music. Flowers in the sanctuary were in loving memory of Mrs. William Kyle and Robert Baker Sr. from their families. * * * ' Sunday, September 26, anniversary services will be held at Chiselhurst United Church, 2:30 p.m. Rev. D. R. Beck will preach and Huronia Men's Choir of Exeter will provide the special music. * * REBEKAHS Amber Rebekah Lodge held their fall meeting Wednesday, September 15, with Noble Grand, Mrs. Jack Taylor presiding, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, vice-grand. Cards were sent to Mrs. Estelle Jackson of Brucefield who fractured her arm. Sympathy cards were sent to the Kyle family, and a plant sent •to Cecil Pepper, a patient at Victoria Hospital, A letter was read from the district secretary informing the Lodge date of installation, October 5. Cards are to be sent to all members to attend and an invitation to be sent to E delweis Lodge, Seaforth, to attend installation of Amber Rebekah Lodge officers, Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. E. Chipchase, Mrs. M. Ingram and Mrs. Ray Consitt. * * * Miss Susan Jinks of London (formerly of Hensall), bride-elect of this month, was honored at a miscellaneous shower for which Mrs. Fred Peters was hostess at her home, Wednesday, September 15. Twenty-five friends and relatives attended. The home decorations were in pink and white motif. The presentation address was read by Mrs. Edgar McClinchey, and the lovely gifts presented by Miss Gail Jinks, London, and Miss M so n Dashwood, Dainty refreshments were served. Arranging the shower were Mrs. Edgar McClinchey and Mrs. Cecil Cooper. • * The youth of Henson and area recently met at the United Church to elect their slate of officers for the coming year. They are: president, Cathy Cook; vice-president, Brian Beck; secretary, Pam Mickle; treasurer, Joe Reaburn. It was decided to meet Wednesdays of every week at 7:30 p.m. * * * Mrs. Rodger Venner is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. * * St, Paul's Anglican Church, Hensel', was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, September 11, at 2 p,m. The marriage was solemnized between Deanne Marlene Scrabuik of Hensall and Jody Gordon Lee Smith of Forest, Ontario,' by the Rev. George Anderson of Exeter. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Scrabuik of Hensall and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Forest. The bride was radiant in a white crepe grecian gown with chantilly lace veil surmounted on white flowers and small pearls. She wore a silver necklace with small pearl pendant and pearl stud earrings and carried a bouquet of red roses. Her maid of honour was Miss Marilyn Whitney of Crediton, who was charming in a green gown, the bodice of which was green velvet with the high-waisted skirt of green and silver brocade. She carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and white daisies. The mother of the bride wore a torquoise gown and white accessories, while the mother of the groom wore a blue lace gown and white accessories, with corsages of mauve and white baby mums. The best man was Mr, Bob Smith of Forest, brother of the groom. The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Duncan Pennycook of Exeter, friend of the family and a former colleague of Mr. Scrabuik, who was unable to attend owing to the nature of his employment with the Ontario Government, near Sudbury, Ontario. Miss Mary Godwin rendered two solos accompanied by Mrs. Frank Forrest at the organ. The wedding reception was held at the home of Mrs, qcrabuik where the two-tiered wedding cake was cut by the bride, with the assistance of the groom with 20 euests present. Cables of congratulations were received from Mr. and Mrs. Andre Maurice of Oromocto, N.13„ brother of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Atkinson, Fruitvale, B.C., sister of the bride, Miss Maureen Maurice, Montreal, P.Q., sister of the bride, and Mrs. John Schaffer, London, England, grandmother. As her going away outfit, the bride chose a brown woolen skirt and vest with yellow frilled blouse and brown accessories. The young married couple left for parts unknown at five o'clock. They will reside in the Hensall area where Mr. Smith is employed by General Coach. W,M.S. MEETING The Women's Missionary Society meeting was held in the Sunday School room on Monday Sept. 13 at 8:30 p.m. Vice-president, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm presided and opened the meeting with a poem. The devotional was given by Mrs. It Onus Faber and assisted by Mrs. Ed Munn and Mrs, Harvey Hyde Acting secretary for the evening was Mrs. Percy Campbell. Contributions to the "least coin" were made with a Prayer. The W.M,S. and Arnold Circle were to be hostesses to the Huron Presbyterial held Wednesday, Sept. 15 at Carmel Presbyterian Church with Miss Hazel MacDonald a guest speaker. Miss MacDonald spent three years in Africa as a missionary. Several members paid their subscription dues to the 1972 Glad Tidings to Mrs. Ed. Munn who is Gladtidings secretary. The new annual Canada Council Blue book was passed around for members to see and take home to read, A new daily devotional reading book, "These Days" is available by yearly subscription, One hundred pounds of used clothing was sent to the West the week earlier, The next meeting will be held Oct. 4 and roll call will be answered with "Thanks." The devotional is to be given by Mrs. George Walz and Mrs. Madge. A birthday party was held for Mrs. Bertha Jinks on her 88th birthday at the home of Mr. apd Mrs. Gordon Schwalm on Sept, 13. Those attending and taking part were Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Mrs. Verna Twitchell, Mrs. Alma Hess, Mrs. Pearl Earatt, Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. Lewis Clark, Mrs. Len Purdy and Mrs. Fanny Clark, We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge at the borne of Mrs. McIntosh on 'Sept. 15. The minutes were read by Joanne Gibson. Then we went to the kitchen and Brenda Gibbings made the Butterscotch pie and Nancy Gibbings made the topping. Betty Veenstra made the potato salad. Mrs. McIntosh led the discussion on "milk", and how milk and soft drinks were different. ,Clinton NeWS-RecQfd, Thursday, September 23, 1971 5