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Unit 4 meeting of Hensall
United Church Women was held
in Fellowship Hall May Day with
an attendance of 26.
Mrs. Harry Caldwell presided
and opened with Invocation.
The devotional "Variety is a
Service" was taken by Mrs.
Leona Park.
• Woman buried
from Hensall
Rev. Harold F. Currie
conducted the funeral service for
the late Mrs. Richard Kinsman
May 1 from Bonthron Funeral
Home. Burial was in McTaggarts
• Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jack
• Kinsman, Doug Brintnell, Don
- McLellan, Gerald Brintnell, Jack
Brintnell and Keith Brintnell.
• PUC manager
to Wingham
Harry Page, 42, Hensall, has
been hired as superintendent
manager of the Wingham Public
Utilities Commission succeeding
• Emerson Shera who has retired.
Mr. Page, an Ontario Hydro
employee for 19 years and with
the Hensall P.U.C. since 1966
takes up his duties June 2. He
was selected over 17 other
applicants.
•
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Baker, Paul
• and David of Zion, Mr. & Mrs.
Laverne McCarter of Zion, Mr. &
Mrs. Blair Fletcher and baby,
Miss Judy Jory and Miss Linda
Stire all of Exeter, Miss Brenda
Sims of Crediton, and Mrs. Ethel
Mills of St. Marys were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Olive Thomson,
• Grant and Mary Lou.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilf. Garrett and
family of Granton were Sunday
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Parkinson and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Langford
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins of
Granton.
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and Jeanette, Mrs. Gertie
Thomson spent the weekend
with Miss Ruth G. Hooper of
Niagara Falls.
Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Marvin Hartwick and family
were Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins
and family of Granton, Mr. &
Mrs. Pete Vanexan and Lisa of
Waterloo, Leonard Thacker,
Linda, Cathy and Joy and
Dennis Montieth of Uniondale.
•
Hensa
and district news.
CORRESPONDENTS
Mil. Maude Heck*, Phone 2624002
Mrs. Bertha MacGrtgor, Phone 2624025
Carmel WMS hear report
of recent synodical meeting
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FUN FOR ONE AND ALL—Hot dogs and soft drinks made up the menu at South Huron District High
School Friday afternoon and the customers loved it. Taking advantage of the chance to visit the school
cafeteria were area youngsters who were part of a child study program carried on by Grade 12 students.
Shown above are Kevin Lavery, Dennis Jeffrey and Patrick Denomme. T-A photo.
STUDENTS HELP IN CANCER DRIVE — A group of South Huron District High School students
headed by student council president Ron Durand were the main canvassers for the Canadian Cancer
Society in this area. Campaign chairman Ted Pooley reports contributions in excess of $3,400. Mr.
Pooley is shown above accepting sonic of the receipts from Ron Durand and Shari Robinson. In the back
are teacher Bruce Shaw, students Linda Bourne and Jean Jennison and teacher Ozzie Zivkovic.T-A photo
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HENSALL
John Alexander, who has
been a patient at Victoria
Hospital, London, came home
Friday by ambulance.
Kippen East WI executive
meeting was held at the home of
President Mrs. Ken McKay when
plans were formulated for the
year 1969-70.
Mrs. George Hess and Miss
Cassie Dougall were dinner
guests Sunday with Mrs. Pearl
MacLaren, Goderich.
J. F. W. Paterson, Toronto, is
visiting his niece, Miss Cassie
Dougall and Mr. and Mrs. James
Bengough and family. Mr.
Paterson will be 98 years young
in December of this year.
Hensall Kinettes held a very
successful annual spring
rummage sale Saturday evening
at the local arena. Articles of
used clothing not sold have been
donated to the U.C.W. for their
bale for Overseas relief.
Sunday is Family Sunday in
Hensall United Church at 11
a.m. Sacrament of Infant
Baptism will be observed.
Memorial flowers in the
sanctuary of the United Church
Sunday morning were in
memory of Mrs. Richard
Kinsman and Lloyd G. McLean,
placed by their families
Miss Carol Kerr of North Bay
visited her aunt, Mrs. Maude
Hedden over the weekend.
Miss Sylvia Henderson, who
has been on the staff of the
Bank of Montreal, Toronto,
returned to her home over the
weekend prior to leaving for
England May 19 where she will
spend six months.
Paul Sims, Sudbury, visited
his parents Mr. & Mrs. E. R.
Sims, Exeter, over the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lindsay and
family of Bridgeport were
weekend guests with Mrs. John
Henderson.
Mr. & Mrs. Alonza Hedden of
Lucan were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones.
,Mr. & Mrs. William Simpson
of Birmingham, Mich. visited in
Hensall over the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. D. M. Fowler, of
Goderich, were guests Sunday
with Mrs. J. E. McEwen. They
also visited Mr. McEwen, in
South Huron Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McAllister
have just returned from a cruise
from Vancouver, down the west
coast, through the Panama Canal
to Jamaica and Nassau.
Cannel Presbyterian Church
Womens Missionary Society
group held their meeting
Monday with 13 members
answering the roll call with a
verse on "Mother".
President Mrs. R. A. Orr gave
• the opening prayer and Mrs.
Harry Snell and Mrs. Glenn Bell
gave the study and devotional.
Mrs, Gordon Schwalm gave a
report of the London-Hamilton
Synodical held in Goderich in
April. Mrs. Schwalm is the
children's secretary of that
Synodical.
Next meeting will be held
May 26,
The W.M.S. will observe their
79th anniversary meeting June 3
with the Huron Presbyterial
coming to this church to help
• celebrate. Guest speaker will be
Miss Barbara Woodruff, regional
secretary.
Devotional will be in the
•
charge of Mrs. George Walz and
Mrs. Earl Campbell. On the
lunch committee are Mrs. Percy
Campbell, Mrs. Ed Munn and
Mrs. Clarence Volland.
The Ladies Aid followed with
president Mrs. Harvey Hyde in
the chair.
Legion ladies collect
$235.68 for Red Cross
The study "China's Cultural
Revolutions" was given by Miss
M. Ellis proved very informative.
Mrs. Caldwell gave a very
impressive reading.
The spring bale will be
packed about the middle of
May, clothing to be left in the
foyer before that time.
Mrs. Eric Luther sang a solo
accompanied by Mrs. T. J.
Sherritt.
The social committee served a
cup of tea.
Funeral service
for L. McLean
Funeral service was held for
the late Lloyd McLean Friday
from Bonthron Funeral Home
with Rev. H. F. Currie in charge.
Interment was in McTaggarts
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bill McLean,
Exeter; Ken McLean, Kippen;
Andy McLean, Cromarty; Jack
McLean, Detroit; Donald Smith,
Buffalo; and Bill McLean, St.
Catharines. Flowerbearers were
Ray and Larry McLean, Grant
MacLean and Keith McLean.
Thames Road
ladies meet
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The May meeting of the
United Church Women was held
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Jas
Anderson and Mrs. Robert Cann
as hostesses.
Mrs. Donald Kernick,
program convener was in charge
of the meeting for which the
theme was "Mother's Day and
The Home." Mrs. Kernick read
the scripture.
Mrs. Mac Hodgert gave the
meditation. The Topic "Family
Life in China" was given by Mrs.
Kernick, Mrs. William Johns,
Mrs. Ross Cottle and Mrs. Alvin
Cottle.
A reading was given by Mrs.
Kernick.
Mrs. Miner conducted Bible
Study. Mrs. William Rohde
conducted the business.
Invitations were read from
Centralia and Elimville to their
teas May 21 and May 28.
Articles were brought in for a
bale.
Group three served lunch.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Gilbert Johns of
Elimville and Mrs. William
Rohde attended a program
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Clarke Kennedy of Grand Bend
on Wednesday of last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stewart and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Passmore and family attended
Woodham Sunday School
Anniversary and were guests
later with Mr. & Mrs. LaVerne
Rodd.
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Stewart and
family visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Schieck of Drayton,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kernick,
Margaret, Ted and Mary visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Reg
Castle Jr. of Dorchester.
A combined Mother's Day
service will be held Sunday. The
rite of baptism will be observed
at this service.
The Annual Sunday School
hieeting was held Monday
evening with 13 adults present.
Mr. & Mrs. Bev Morgan, Scot
and Susan Visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Al Morgan of Arva.
UCW unit 4 planning
used clothing drive
President Mrs. Garnet Allan Mrs. John Skea won the
presided for the Legion Ladies guessing prize and Mrs. Mary
Auxiliary regular meeting held in Taylor the mystery prize.
the Legion Hall Tuesday evening
and welcomed 23 members.
She announced that the
Penny Sale draw will be held
Friday, June 6. Members will
attend the zone rally at
Lucknow May 21.
In a recent canvass for the
Red Cross the members
collected $235.68 — the largest
amount ever.
Hensall
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