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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-21, Page 5• • k 48-0Z. TINS THE INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY I' IA 610i HEA6 "OFPICE BRANCRESt FOREST PETROLIA Cromarty CQmments By MRS, KEN moco,4AR. Ctomarty ,kirk- scone of 'vows. Cromarty f'res h y I ; :a ti ,Church was decorated -- with, .,... 1...,„ pink and white peonies" when ''' '' ' Dorothy G e r t r u d 0 Taylor, .Cromarty Presbyterian Church daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyne, Car- will , .; ' - be held .on Sunday, June pet Taylor ' Staffa ' was mar. 24 with .Rev. `Jolty r4ed to Ronald Norman Wtii. a'F3nAci, 13.(iPre.ml.allritnyist lin .orLcheTet inr, . .. . hamson, son of Mr. and Airs, charge of services at ii a.m. Norman 'Williamson, Walton and 8 pm. A strawberry and ham supper will, he held on the fietetve'd jo:1 1:Elheo"cee'reiiIxoentyer'alli following Wednesday • evening, Mrs. Rae liuether' - W a I -toll played traditional wedding mu! June 27 from 6 to .8 p.m. YP entertains Exeter sic. on Sunday e v e n i n g the Given in marriage by her fa. People 01- Cromarty ther the bride chose a rolon Church You Young People of Caven. church, net over taffeta gown trimmed with sequins and pearls lIer were hosts for the Two movie films were shown- shoulder-length veil was :held Exeter. "Early Marriages" and "Treas- in 'Pia" by a tiara trimmed seed tire at Bethany". After a dis- with seed She carried mission on the films, lunch roses- was a white Bible crested with red served. There were about The bride's attendants were thirty in attendance- mrs. John Taylor, Bruce-field,. as matron of honor and miss Jean Bolger, Walton, and Miss. Alexine Williamson, sister of the groom, as bridesmaids. Message from They were gowned alike in pale green nylon with white embroidery and carried bon , quets of pink carnations Pay tribute to minister Rev. ..R. Currie 'Winlaw, min- ister of Hensall and Chisel- burst United Churches for the past three years, who has ac- cepted a call to Central United Church, Stratford, and Mrs. Winlaw, were honored at a farewell presentation at Hen- sail United. Church Wednesday evening, lune 20, They were given a Stereo hisfi, record player, Walter Spencer made the presentation address and Airs. Percy Harris and Mrs. E, T. Rowe were in charge of the presentation of the gift, James Taylor was chairman for the evening, A program was presented which in.cludd a sing-song con- ducted by Ron Mock accompa- nied at the piano by Mrs. Rob- ert .Pryde, vocal duet, Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Pearl Passmore; piano solo, Mrs, Robt, Kinsman and reading, Mrs, Douglas Cook. VVI treats Huronview The Kippen East. Women's In- stitute entertained on Wednes- day afternoon, June 13 at Huron- view, Clinton. Mrs. Harry Cald- well was mistress of cere• monies, Mrs, Grant McLean opened the program with a sing- song. Mrs, Ken McKay and Mrs. Robert Kinsman favored with a piano duet. Eight ladies, Mrs. Arthur Finlayson, Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs, William Cald• well, Mrs. Grant McLean, Mrs, Howard Finkbeiner, Mrs. Wil- liam Bell, Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Verne Alderdice favored with square dance selections with 'Mrs. noss Broadfoot as caller. Mrs. Bruce Armstrong of Raffia favored with the High- land Fling accompanied by Mrs. Ross 'Broadfoot at the piano. A quartette comprisira Mrs. William Kyle, Mrs. How• and Finkbeiner, Mrs, Jack Sin- clair, Mrs. Ken McKay sang and Mrs. Armstrong step danced. The ladies at the home cele- brating a birthday in June were presented with a corsage and a brooch as a birthday gift. The men were given a pair of socks. There were 11 celebrants. "Hap- py Birthday" was sung and the candles lighted on the cherry pink and white birthday cake. The institute ladies then served lunch and toured the. new part of the home visiting with many of the 'residents. Auxiliary service The Hensall. Legion Ladies Auxiliary attended divine serv- ice in St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday morning and were addressed by the Rev. Bren De Vries, Ann Elizabth. infant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jack- son, received the rites of bap- tism, Mrs, R.. H. Middleton pre- sided at the organ console. Honor ladies at choir picnic Mrs. Robert Pryde, director and organist, of Hensall United Church choir entertained mem- bers of the choir, their hus- bands, wives and friends to a smorgasbord dinner served pic- nic style on the lawn of her home on Thursday evening with over 90 attending, Mrs, Pryde was assisted by her husband, A short choir practise was held in the house after which .a social hour was enjoyed climaxed by a game of ball by the men. During the evening Mrs. Cur- rie Winlaw was presented with a gift by Mr. Ron Meek on be- half of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Coates of. Exeter, and Mrs. A. E. Clark, farmer members of the choir, received htimna• ries, Mrs. Harry Horton mak, ing the presentation, TO attend Leader's School Mrs, Harold Parker was host- ess at her home last Tuesday afterrioeM for the meeting of. Chiselhurst UCW, With an at- tendance of 20. President Mrs, Percy Harris conducted the Meeting. Mrs, Alvin Cole Cons chided the worship period, It was voted to send Miss Patricia Harris to the Sehtiel for Leaders at Mena College, Sts ThoiliaS, in August, Ales, Thomas Briettiell sub. Milted a report of the regional Meeting held, recently at Grand Bend, Mrs. IL Brayed praehted the Bible study and Mrs. Clar- ence Coleman gave the, topic on '`Stewardship" with A , 11 in, WS, Cherie Winlaw was spits Setited with a gift With Mrs. Robert Kinsman reading the Presentation address and Mrs. Roy MacDonald Making the PreSentation, Mrs. R. ,'Naylor' thanked Mrs. Parker tor her hospitality'. Hostesses were Mfg, Parker and Mrs, Lloyd PergOS. On; Relates history of United Church UCW units 4 and 5, Hensel), under the leadership of Mrs. dames. McAllister .and Mrs. W. H. Weeks, met, in the Sunday School assembly room on. Thurs- day, June 14. Those taking part in the de- votional were Mrs. W. li, Cross, Mrs. Norman. Jones, Mrs, Al- bert Alexander and Mrs, Archie Roweliffe. Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. McAllister gave an account of the inception of the United Church of Canada, its history, the inaugural serv. ice of 1925, and the meaning of the crest which appears on of- ficial documents and letter heads of the UC organizations. Mrs. E. T, Rowe gave an in- teresting report of the. first re- gional meeting of the Huron Presbyterial at Grand Bend. At the close of the meeting all took part in a contest. A presentation was made to Airs. Currie Winlaw who made a fitting reply. Mrs. Fred Rath, well, Mrs. Grace Harpole and Airs. R, M. Peck were hostess- es. Celebrate silver anniversary Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Smith celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at their home Sunday, June 17 with members of their family at home for the occasion who made them the presentation of. a chronic kitchen suite, Present were Mr. and Mrs, Pat Flannery and family of London; Mrs, Dick McKellar and family, Miss Marilyn Smith and Richard Tipping, London, and George Smith of Hensall, Exeter Chapter Order of Eastern Star will attend divine service al Carmel Presbyte- rian Church Sunday evening, June 24 at 7:30 p.m. and will be addressed by Rev. Ross MacDonald, FM and Mrs. Arthur Skid- more, Sharron, and Miss Jan- et. Jenkins, have returned from spending a week's vacation at Severn River, off Lake Couch- ichin g, Mrs, Inez McEwen returned home Saturday from St. ;Jos- eph's Hospital, London, where she was a patient. Mrs, Leonard Noakes is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, and will undergo sur- gery on Friday of this week. Mr. Jack Corbett. returned home last week after under- going surgery at the, Sholdice Clinic in Toronto. Mrs. Glenn Bell, PNG of Amber Rebekah Lodge, and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, Jr. PNG of Amber Lodge, are attending the sessions of the• Rebekah Assembly of Ontario being held in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schroeder spent the weekend with rela.• ayes in. Detroit, Miss Dianne Rannie, nurse- in•training at, Sarnia General Hospital, visited recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sant Rannie. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parker and family at Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambie entertained a num b e r of friends at a lawn social at their home on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. John Sangster and family of Clinton. were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len Noakes and family. Messrs. Walter Spencer, Ron Mock and Clendon Christie at- tended the United Church Men's Conference Et Elgin Abuse at. Muskoka over the weekend, Mr. Morris Tudor of Victoria, B.C, has taken over the man- agement of the New Commer- cial. Hotel. 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Pay tribute to deceased Decoration Day services were held Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Canadian. Le- gion Branch 468 in conjunction with the 100F Lodge 223, Rev. Ross MacDonald, BA, minister of Carmel Presbyterian Church gave the Decoration Day address speaking on "Our Debt To Life." "I am debtor," quoted the speaker. "Whether we realize it or not, we are all debtors, For one thing, we are infinitely indebted to those who have lived on this earth before us. We think of the unknown warriors of the Christian Church who, in their day, kept the light of faith burning. We think of those in two world wars who,. at the call of duty, laid down their lives for the dream of a world at peace. How indebted we are to those heroes of the past. We owe a debt to those who have gone before; we owe a debt to those who are. with us; and above all we owe a debt to the crucified Christ," the speaker said. Morris is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Sian Tudor. Mrs. Sim Roobol returned home Saturday from St, Jos- eph's Hospital, London, where she has been a patient, Mrs, Lorne McNaughton, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London for the past six weeks, returned home Saturday. Mrs. R. H. Middleton is va- ationing this week with Mr. and Airs. George Middleton at their summer cottage at Honey Har- bour. UC news Services in the United Church Sunday morning were well at. tended. For his sermon topic Rev, Currie Winlaw spoke on "God Is The Answer", Charles and Robert Mickle rendered a vocal duet, and the choir sang, Flowers in the church were in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roweliffe, placed there by Mr, James M, Row- cliffe and family, Mrs. Robt. Pryde presided at the church organ. Sacrament of Holy Commu- nion will be held Sunday, June 24 at 11 a.m, at Hensall United Church. On Sunday, July 1 union church services with the congregation of Car- mel Presbyterian Church will begin in the United Church, and continue for the month of July. .Honor couple X40 years wed By MRS, KEN, mcKE14.AR. f:ROMARTY Mr. and. .Mrs. john F. Flock- ing,. Cromarty, celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary on Thursday, Jdne 14. 10142. Mrs. Heickstig was formerly Mary Joanne Harper, .dough- ter of the late Mr. .and Mrs. William Harper Sr, Mr. Hock- ing is a son of the late Mr, And Mrs, J. R. Hocking, The wedding service was held at the home of the bride's parents with the late Rev, Herbert liven of the former Mitchell. Methodist Church of- ficiating, "or' the occasion the bride chose a navy blue dress with white accessories, her corsage was red roses and white carnations. An .anniversary dinner was served at Ray's United Church by the. ladles of the UCW, Red carnations, orange blossoms. red and white candles, were the decorations chosen for the occasion, Following the dinner a re- ception was held at the home of Air. and Mrs, Hocking, Dur- family and friends. Guests were present from St Marys, Toronto, Science Hill, Carlingford, Staffa and Bramp- ton, Personal items Mrs. Amelia Cole of St. Marys is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Hock- Mg. Mr. and Airs. Hugh Moore and Tamil yof Lindsay spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Scott and family and Mrs. E. Moore. Mr. and Airs. Pete Jefferson and Mr. and. Mrs. Murray lVil- son of Auburn were Sunday Wins award ,Jane Horton, daughter of Air, and Mrs. Bert Horton, liensall, has been named recipient of the University of Western Ontario award. for second year honors French and Latin. She is a former student queen at SH- IMS. guests of Mr, and Mrs. Cor- don Laing, Cromarty ladies, who at- tended the ,tune Conference of the Stratford Presbyterial at Burns Presbyterian C h u r c h, Milverlon on Friday, were Airs. Sadie Scott, Airs. Will Miller, Mrs. T, Laing, Mrs. Calder AicKaig, Mrs. Al. fsamond, Mrs. SV, Harper, Mrs. 1', Scott, Mrs, K. McKellar, Airs. G. Carey, Mrs. Gordon Laing, Mrs, AL Dow, Airs. C. Kers- lake, 'Mrs, J, Templeman and Mrs. L. Miller. Personal items Miss Mary Crawford was a guest of Miss Olive Speare during the weekend, Mr. and Airs. W. B. Brooks, :irent and Owen of Brampton attended the fortieth wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Airs, John Hocking, and visited with other rela- tives. Air. and Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. Grace Scott spent the weekend with Air. and Mrs, harry Elliott of Essex, Debbie Wallace returned home ter a visit with the .l lliott s. Many members of the fam• ily of Mr. Harry Norris spent Father's day al the home of their father. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Airs. Otto Walker were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family', Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Currie and chil- dren of Dorchester, Messrs. Kenneth and Alex 'Walker, Lon- don. Air, and Mrs. Chas, Rhode, Danny and Fred, Mitchell, and Mrs. Fred Watcher, Brad and. Richard, Strathroy, Mr. and Airs. Jack McGhee, Jac- isle and Judy of London visited on Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bny McGhee. Mr. and. Mrs. Anthony Allen and boys of Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen. 'Air. and Airs. Jas. Ramsey, Vickie and Stephen of Listowel spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey. h e nth anniversary of Personal items Air, and Mrs. Harry West. brook and family of Goderich visited Sunday with Mr. Gus- toy Boise of. Blake. Mr. and Airs. Amos Ginger- ich visited with. Air, and Airs. Earl Gingerich of Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Bachert and family and Air. and Airs, Edmund Schwartzentruber and family visited with friends ,in Tavistock. Best man was Donald Car- ter. Seaforth and Russell TO. for and Kenneth Williamsnn ushered A buffet supper was served in the garden at the home of the bride's parents. Assisting were Misses Mary Dearing, Norm., McMillan. Mary Ellen Doyle, all of Staffa and Ann Achilles, Brussels. For travelling in Indianapo- lis, Ind., and Moose .law, for the honeymoon the bride chose a beige sheath dress and m a tching accessories The couple will reside in Walton. rage 3; $une 21, 1942 Henson and .diorkt .news. CORRESPONDENTS .Mrs, Maude Haddeni. Phone Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Hensall personals Following a brief service at the cenotaph where Chaplain Rev, Currie Winlaw and Rev, Ross MacDonald took part, and a flag placed for the Legion by, mg the evening a presentation President John Skea, they pro- of gifts was made from the ceecled to Hensall Union ceme- tery where P. L. 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