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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-12-16, Page 5the We s t e r n Conservatory of tnUnion will be held Christmas left this week by plane to spend Music, London, Julie Anne Heal eve 9:30 pm. a week at the plant in Fort Mc- succeSsfully Passed her grade 5 Mr, & Mrs, Fred Beer left Leod, Alberta. ....................................,.................................... iiiii H. iiii . ii n iiiiiiii wii.4 iiiii wil.mmilillq4. piano with honors. Julie, (laugh- Saturday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Amelia Schroeder is holi- Mr. & Mrs. Laird Miokle and the concert presented by the ter of Mr. & Mrs. John Heal, their son and daughter-in-law, (laying with Mr, & Mrs, Carl is a pUpil of Mrs. Frank Forrest. Ann were. Sunday evening guests University choir last Sunday eve- F/O John Beer, Mrs. Beer and Bender at Ilderton, with Mr. & Mrs, Harold Sturgis, ping in Thames Hall UWO, Robert Dr. j3. A. Campbell and Miss family at Moose Jaw,Sask, and Mr. & Mrs. Otto Smale and London. Mickle is a member of the choir. Dorothy Campbell, Toronto, and New Year's with ther daughter family were recent visitors with The annual Christmas party Mr. Lorne MeNaugliton is a Mr. Keith Campbell, Windsor, and son-in-law, F/Lt and Mrs. the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. for the families of the Legion patient in St. Joseph's Hospital were guests this week with Mrs. R. D. McArthur and family at Roy Fitzsimmons in Hayfield. and Auxiliary will be held this London, having undergone sur- F. Dickins, Exeter, and also Rivers, Manitoba. Mr. Jim Tudor of Vancouver Sunday afternoon in the Legion gery last week, called on relatives and friends Rod Chapman visited over the Island is holidaying with his par- plant 235.0833 Hall. M. & Mrs. Ilarold Parker in Hensall, weekend with his brother and ents, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Tudor. Residence 228.6961 ,11111111111111111111111 ..... ...no At a recent examination of morning at 9;45 ani, 1101Y COM- PlOYee of General Coach Works Hensall personals and Miss Ann Mickle attended, in London, Paul's Anglican Church Sunday Mr. George Parker, an em- . Page 5 C.A..McDOWELL Ltd trAx.conowiR.ctimcomor,owcconccopncorftcccolrcc..ifitolowntrolconconnowcolcocooRrAcomccgini cti qtrit cfai C1/4 airz: Mr. & Mrs. Harold Sturgis and Patsy were recent visitors A service of Christmas lessons sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Gerry and Mr. & Mrs. Laird iViickle with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Daley and carols will be held at St. Chapman in St. Marys. December 16 Ready Mix CONCRETE Bottled and distributed by Tuckey Beverages Ltd. Hensall women meet for Christmas program The UCW general Christmas meeting of Hensall United Church was held Monday evening with a good attendance of all four units. Each unit met separately at 7;30 to take care of any business transactions. At eight o'clock, the seventy one ladies came to- gether in Friendship Hall for the meeting, which was in charge of Units one, two and three. Mrs. Ron Mock presided and gave the devotional on ' The Miracle of Christmas." Christmas carols were sung with Mrs. Wm. Fuss as accompanist. Mrs. Robert Reaburn told the Christmas story "Backwards to Christmas". Mrs. Edison Forrest conducted a candle lighting service "The light shineth in darkness". She was assisted by Mrs. John Cor- bett, Mrs. Ella Drysdale, Mrs. Harry Hoy, Mrs. Harvey Keys, and Mrs. Wes Richardson, rep- resenting, expectancy, mystery, childhood, otherlines s, and thankfulness. Mrs. Howard Currie took the chair for the business, was plea- santly surprised when Mrs. Wal- ter Spencer, past president, pre- sented her with a gift and ex- pressed how thoroughly she had been appreciated as president, and were so pleased that she will carry on for another year. All units are changing for the coming year. It was reported the bale arrived safely in Toronto and weighed 238 lbs. All sec- retaries are to present a written report for the general meeting on Dec. 29 at 2:30 which is under the supervision of Unit 4, a final meeting to close all transactions of the year. Mrs. Harvey Keys reported on friendship and visitation work, Hensall Legion Hall decorated in Christmas emblems was the setting for the Legion Ladies Auxiliary meeting Tuesday eve- ning, Dec. '7, when Mrs. Harold Campbell was elected president for 1966. Other officers are: past pre- sident, Mrs. Roy Smale; vice presidents, Mrs. Howard Smale, Mrs. Garnet Allan; secretary, Mrs. W. H. Bell; treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback; sgt at arms, Mrs. Harry Horton, assistant, Mrs. Garnet Allan; sports officers, Mrs. S. G. Rannie and Mrs. Wm. Smale. Pianist, Mrs. Ed Munn; executive, Mrs. Mary Tay- Kinsmen sell Christmas trees Hensall Kinsmen held a dinner meeting Thursday night, Decem- ber 9, at the Kosy Korner and had as their guest Doug Marcell, who is on the staff of the Bank of Montreal. Christmas trees, an annual project of the club, are on sale and can be seen at the lot on King street adjacent to Crest Hardware. It was disclosed that the re- cent peanut drive was success- ful. Packages left over can be purchased from any Kinsmen member and also at Hensall Mot- ors Sales. Reid's Texaco, Hyde's Implement Shop, and Charlie's Auto Sales. President Jim Hyde chaired the meeting. Junior choir present gifts A large congregation attended the Sunday Church School White Gift service at the United Church, a special service of the Christ- mas season sponsored by the students of the church school, with the church beautifully decor- ated in Christmas motif. John Goddard directed the ser- vice, Miss Lois Simmons read scripture passages and Carolyn Cook presented the story. Doug and Tim Mock rendered a duet, and a trio composed of Linda Mock, Nancy Kyle, and Joyce Flynn sang. The junior choir led in the Christmas music singing two se- lections. The junior choir of the Sunday School filed by the altar and presented white gifts for the world's needy and hungry. Ushers were Gary Kyle, Michael Davis, Paul Drysdale and Michael Hoy. having sent 39 boxes to shut ins and 46 cards. Mrs. Earle Rowe received the slate of officers which was pre- sented by Mrs. W. B. Cross. Honorary presidents are Mrs. George Armstrong, Miss M. El- lis; past president, Mrs. Walter Spencer; president, Mrs. Howard Currie; vice presidents, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; recording secretary, Mrs. Harry Caldwell; assistant, Mrs. P. L. McNaughton; corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. N. E. Cook; treasurer, Miss Mary Goodwin; Chairman, Christian Citizen- ship and Social Action, Mrs. Donald Joynt; Community Friendship & visitation, Mrs.. WilmerFerguson; co-operation in Christian Education and Mis- sionary Education, Mrs. Doug Cook; finance, Mrs. Walter Spen- cer; membership, Mrs. Byran K y 1 e; nominations, Mrs. Ella Drysdale; press and publicity, Mrs. Rodger Venner; program, Mrs. Robert Reaburn; social functions, Mrs. Alderdice; stew- ardship and recruiting, Mrs. V. M. Pyette; supply and welfare, Mrs. Ernest Chipchase; litera- ture and communications, Mrs. Jack Consitt; manse, Mrs. R. M. Peck; leadership & develop- ment, Mrs. E. Rowe; pianist, Mrs. J. C. Goddard; represen- tatives to Official Board, Mrs. J. McAllister; Board of Stewards, Mrs. Ron Mock; Missionary & Maintenance, Mrs. Ross Forrest; Christian & Missionary Educa- tion, Mrs. Doug Cook, Mrs. Edi- son Forrest. Lunch was served. Decorations in Christmas motif were used with much effect for the Yuletide season. lor, Mrs. Ted Roberts, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Byran Kyle. A joint installation with the Legion will be held January 5. A past president, Mrs. E. R. Davis, presided for the election. In other business the date for the annual Christmas children's party was set for Sunday after- noon, December 19. Life mem- bers and shut ins will be remem- bered with gifts at Christmas; The money doll draw will be held Christmas Eve. The two adopted veterans at Westminster will be remembered at Christ- mas. Members were informed that there was a splendid response to the recent potato chip blitz, some 275 packages being sold. president Mrs. Roy Smale, who recently suffered a disastrous fire, was presented with blankets and linens by Mrs. E. Davis on behalf of the branch. Guessing prize was won by Mrs. Ed Munn; mystery, Mrs. Edna Hay; attendance, Mrs. Wm. Forrester. Members exchanged gifts. The meeting was presided over by the president Mrs. Roy Smale. Bingo was played and a Christmas lunch served. PSI change is announced Physicians' Services Incor- porated today announced that, effective in January, 1966, de- pendent children to age 21 will be covered under family agree- ments in all P.S.I. plans at the regular family subscription rates. At present, dependent chil- dren are included in family plans until they become 19 years old. A dependent child is defined as a subscriber's unmarried child, step-child or legally adopt- ed child who resides with him and is not regularly employed. Students attending university may qualify as dependents. P.S.I. subscribers who have dependent children between 19 and 21 may make application for coverage under this revision. Those covered in employee groups may obtain application forms from their group leaders. Subscribers who pay their sub- scriptions direct to P.S.I. may obtain forms from the P.S.I. office if they have not already received forms through the mail. Legion ladies elect officers for 1966 Trained elephants recognize 20-25 different work commands, twimmviiiiiipmviimminviiCO3VMCPOW.Crelfr.03C0301(03C.C.CPM.030303CCIP.C.CCOWCIR.C.0307.07,CCCO3C.C.CiiI3COMPRIPP. It's all out this year Selection and prices in HENSALL have never been better than they are right now, this Christmas. We're going all out to serve you better than ever before. For last minute suggestions ask your friendly HENSALL merchant. SHOP WHERE PRICES ARE BEST HENSALL