The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-12, Page 3Regular meeting of Am'oer
Rebekah Lodge was held
Wednesday evening at 7:30 in
order that members could attend
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Many attend
UC services
Large congregations attended
• anniversary services in Hensall
United Church Sunday morning
and evening. The church was
lovely with early summer
flowers placed by the U.C.W.
Guest speaker Rev. Clifford
Waite, Sarna, presently serving
the United Church Pastoral
• Charge of Mindaumin, gave very
inspiring messages. At the
morning service he based his
thoughts from the subject "A
tent, a well, and an altar".
Ronald Doehn, soloist, sang
and there was a duet by Mrs.
Berne McKinley on the marimba
a and Mrs. J. Turkheim on the
piano as well as a selection by
the choir.
For his evening discourse Mr.
Waite spoke on The Mantle of
Charity'. Wayne Payne was the
soloist and an organ and piano
duet by Mrs. Turkheim arid
Ronald Doehn was enjoyed.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Members of Hensall Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary who
participated in a bowling
tournament at Strathroy are
• Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs, Wm.
Smale, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs.
W. H. Bell, Mrs. Hilda Smale and
Mrs. Mary Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor was presented
with a corsage being the oldest
bowler present.
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HATS BY THE YOUNG FOR THE ELDERLY — The Exeter Kinettes visited Blue Water Rest Home at
Zurich Monday evening to model a collect ion of nifty 'hats' they had created at home. Here Mrs. Barb
Hero (left) shows what the well dressed fisherman's wife will wear this season. Mrs. Barb Dow (centre)
shows a colorful fruit salad with just a hint of Mexico about it and Mrs. Nancy Dowson, billed as Miss
Potty, wears a baby's chamber on her head and carries a matching toilet seat in a smart white diaper bag.
The elderly residents at the home, particularly the ladies, thoroughly enjoyed the showing. T-A photo
The Huron Presbyterial was
held Wednesday afternoon at
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, with vice president Mrs.
John Wray of Goderich
presiding.
President Mrs. Jack Pollock
gave the devotional. Librarian
Mrs. W. Sanderson of Auburn
was secretary for the day in the
absence of Mrs. Ray Dyke,
Goderich.
Home Helpers secretary of
the London-Hamilton Synodical,
Miss Flora Macdonald, Goderich,
gave a report on the Synodical
which was held in Goderich in
April, and Mrs. Wes Bradnock,
Auburn, who is the girls'
secretary of the Huron
Presbyterial gave highlights of
the Synodical.
One minute of silence and
prayer was observed in memory
of Mrs. Wellington Good of
Auburn, who passed away in
April of this year. She was a
valued member and secretary of
the Friendship and Service of
Huron Presbyterial,
Members appointed Mrs.
Kalbfleisch of Varna as the new
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The Annual Penny Sale
sponsored by Hensall Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary was held
Friday evening in the Legion
Hall, Seventy lovely prizes had
been donated by Hensall and
District businessmen.
Reeve Oliver Jaques drew the
winning tickets with prizes going
to Seaforth, Egmondville,
Clinton, Exeter, Zurich, Kippen
and Hensall. Proceeds were very
• gratifying.
The following are winners.
(Names not designated were
from Hensall).
Fifteen quarts milk, donated
by Ron Mock, Wilmer
Dalrymple; voucher, $1.50, Isle's
Health & Beauty, Hilda Austin,
• Seaforth; Tobacco, Kosy
Korner, Connie Chivers,
Seaforth; Shaving lotion, Don
McCurdy, Bill Fairbairn; one
year subscription to Huron
Expositor, Pat Patrick, Seaforth;
$3.00 voucher, Beatons, Vera
Brintnell.
• Trucker's wallet, Regal Grill,
Joyce Pepper; $5 dry cleaning,
Brady Cleaners, Mrs. Alex
McMichael, Clinton; hair cream,
Flynn's Barber, Gordon
McDonald, Exeter; kitchen
clock, John Reid, Susan Riley;
$10 perm voucher, Jean Turvey,
• Bruce Austin, Seaforth; $1,
Wedge Mover, Sylvia Merner,
Seventy prizes donated
for annual penny sale
Deaconess is speaker
at Huron Presbyterial
Zurich; voucher, four quarts oil,
Kyles Shell, Herb Hedden.
Wax and shine, Fink's
plumbing, Mrs, Ron Mock; $5
voucher, Grand Bend cleaners,
Teresa O'Neil; paint, Doc Kyle,
Sandra Maxwell; car mats,
Campbell's Garage, Bruce
Austin, Seaforth; antifreeze,
Stan Kochan, Herb Hedden;
broom, Jim Bengough, Herb
Hedden.
Truck, Hyde Bros., Hazel
Corbett, Exeter; rust spray,
Hyde Bros., Mrs. Torn Brintnell;
two quarts oil, Supertest Garage,
Kenneth Dolmage, Seaforth;
voucher, dry cleaning, one man's
suit, Mid-Town, Melvin Wurm;
voucher, dry cleaning, one dress,
Mid-Town, Jim Smale; pillow
cases, Cook Bros., Nancy
Stretton; nylon kit for girl,
Legion Aux., Mae McLellon.
Tina Katrina doll kit, Legion
Aux., Beth Munn; bus, Legion
Auxiliary, Connie Van Baaren;
chip and dip, General Coach
Works, Marg Smale, Seaforth; ice
cream, Wes Richardson, Colleen
Koehler; table mats, Guess Who?
Liz Brown, Seaforth; grass seed
sower, Co-Op, Vera Brintnell.
Lawn chair, Clarence Reid,
Connie Van Baaren; jeep, Legion
Aux., Hilda Austin, Seaforth;
racing car, Legion Aux., Howard
Finkbeiner, Zurich; one year
the 22nd birthday party of the
Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter.
Cards will be sent to Mrs.
Elizabeth Douglas, 94,
Brucefield, patient in Seaforth
Community Hospital,
A thank-you note was read
from Goderich Lodge in
appreciation of a donation
toward the money tree which
was presented from District
Lodges.
A second nomination was
held and officers for 1969-70
were elected: Noble Grand, Mrs.
Elgin Thompson and
Vice-Grand, Mrs. Jack Taylor,
both of Brucefleld; recording
secretary, Mrs. Leona Parke,
Hensall; financial secretary, Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor, Hensall;
treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Corbett, RR
1 Exeter; trustee, Mrs. John
Corbett, RR 1 Exeter.
Noble Grand Mrs. Earl
Campbell presided for the
meeting of the local lodge.
The June meeting of U.C.W.
Unit 4 was held in the Assembly
Hall of the United Church
Thursday afternoon with 25
present. President Mrs, James
McAllister opened with a Bible
verse, gave a brief article on
Faith, and offered prayer.
The devotion was given by
Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, taken from
the 121st Psalm followed with
an inspiring message on it. Her
talk was on Christian Outlook,
Worship, Faith and Trust in
God.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle and
Charles returned Tuesday
evening from a very pleasant
motor trip to Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania. They attended the
Baccalaureate Service at Lehigh
University Sunday for the
graduate relatives and friends
and on Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Mickle attended the graduation
exercises when Charles received
his Master of Arts degree in
International Relations at the
University.
Mr. & Mrs, James Bozzato
and Dana, Port Colborne, are
vacationing with the latter's
parents, Mr. & Mrs, William
Kyle,
Mrs. John Joynt is a patient
in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Scruton of
Port Miter visited recently with
Mr. & Mrs, Peter McNaughton
and Mrs, Pearl Shaddick.
Webster Buchanan of gssox
visited friends here on the
Weekend.
subscription to Times-Advocate,
Maude Hedden; blanket,
Queensway Nursing Home, Bill
Fairbairn; soap, powder and oil,
Leona Parke, Helen Thiel,
Zurich; picnic table cover, Ball &
McCauley, Shirley Smale;
bathroom mat, Irwin's Ladies'
Wear, Martha Rooseboom.
Paint set, Legion Aux., Judy
Campbell, Exeter; five year
diary, Legion Aux., Shirley
Rooseboom; measuring cups on
racks, guess who? Ray Schwalm;
paint set, Legion Aux., David
Skea; doll and diaper bag set,
Legion Aux., Jan Zimmer,
Zurich; doll dishes, Legion Aux.,
Fred Beer; manicure set, Legion
Aux., Dean McClinchey;
Bonspeil game, 5 to $1 store,
Bonnie Sangster,
Towel and washcloth, Raye
Paterson, John Deeves; $10, Dr.
Goddard, Linda Reid; glasses in
rack, Crest Hardware, Cathie
Sangster; fishing pole, Legion
Branch, Mrs. Ray Consitt,
Kippen; split leaf philodendran,
Reder's, Mrs. J. Randall; $10
voucher, Al's Supersave, Norman
Gasho, Zurich; electric fry pan,
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs.
W. Scrabuick; diapers, Taylor's,
Rose Harris; cradle fish game,
Taylor's, Herb Turkheim.
Four-wheel balanced, Ted
Thuss, Mrs. J. Randall; two
dinners, Hensall Hotel, Joe
McLellan; two chicken in basket,
Freeze King, Pat Patrick,
Seaforth; oil painting, Legion
Aux., Alma Hess; cuff link set,
Joynt's, Karen Boyle; one year
subscription, Citizens' News,
Herb Hedden; one year
subscription to Citizens-News,
Donna Allan; pillow cases, P. L.
McNaughton, David Smale; bath
mat set, Thompson's Mill,
Norman Gasho, Zurich; picture,
Bonthron's, Mrs. Mac McLean,
Egmondville; mixer, PUC,
Roberta Wadel; flashlight, Fuss
Electric, Gail Reid, Exeter; $5,
Hensall Sales Barn, Kevin
Bisback.
Bryan Fink
weds in Exeter
The Fink-Baynham wedding
which took place in Main Street
United Church Exeter, Saturday
was the last registered wedding
to be held in this church which
is closing the end of June to
amalgamate with James Street
United Church, Exeter.
Bryan Fink, the groom, is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fink,
Hensall, and the bride, Sharon
Baynham, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Baynham, Exeter.
Mrs. McAllister welcomed a
former member, Mrs. Elva
Coates of Exeter who sang two
selections. Miss Greta Lammie
was the accompanist.
A film strip on the "Middle
Aged" was shown describing
how to make the most of it. It
was followed by a question and
answer period.
A report showed that
.fourteen boxes of used clothing
were sent to Toronto; two boxes
to Memorial Hospital, Hazelton,
B.C.; and two boxes to the
Salvation Army, London. A
thank you note was read.
Arrangements were made for
the general meeting June 16.
A social hour was held and a
quilt finished.
Woman dies
at age 93
Mrs. Martha Harvey, a
resident of Huronview, and
formerly of Hensall, passed away
in Victoria Hospital, London,
Saturday in her 96th year.
Recently Mrs, Harvey
celebrated her 95th birthday at
Huronview with a party arranged
by relatives. June 1 she fractured
her hip in a fall
Surviving are one sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Douglas of Brucefield,
last surviving member of a
family of thirteen; and nieces
and nephews.
Her husband, Albert Harvey
died many years ago.
Public funeral services were
held from Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, Monday,
conducted by Rev. I), B. Stuart
of Brucefield, Interment was in
Exeter cemetery.
Pallbearers were Roy Consitt,
Harvey Jacobe, Min Stokes,
Walker Carlile, Bldon Jarrott and
Leeland Willert,
Hensall Unit .2
stvdies Chimp
The June meeting .of Unit II
of Hensall United Church was
held June 9 with an attendance
of 28.
:Mrs., John Corbett opened the
meeting and gave a reading.
John Blackwell favored with
three piano solos.
Mrs. John Drysdale had the
devotional lessons from China
on "Indoctrinal Mrs.
Ron Wareing read the scripture
taken from St. Matthew.
A thank you card was read
from Mrs. Ken McLean.
Plans were discussed for the
bake sale which is Saturday,
.June 21 at the church. General
meeting is June 16.
Mrs, Harold Currie showed a
film called "Middle Age —
making the most of it."
Mrs. Joan Wall conducted a
contest.
Mrs. Rodger Venner and her
group served a delicious lunch.
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Barbara and Katherine Orr of
Crediton spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Orr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas was
taken by ambulance last week to
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Shepherd,
Sombra, visited with Mr. & Mrs.
R. A, Orr, Saturday.
Harold Horner, RR 2 Zurich,
14th concession of Hay, is a
• patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Ninety students of grades 6, 7
and 8 of Hensall and Zurich
Public schools accompanied by
their principal and teachers will
enjoy a bus trip to Detroit
Wednesday. They will visit the
Zoo, Greenfield Village and
Ford Museum.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Pollock spent
the weekend in Tavistock at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wall
and girls.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Mayde Hedden, Phone 2624002
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Friendship and Service secretary.
A piano duet was played by
Mrs. Malcolm Dougail and Mrs.
Ed. Munn.
Regional secretary for
London •Hamilton, Deaconess
Miss Barbara Woodruff was guest
speaker and also explained how
to use and fill out the annual
report forms.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm of
Hensall thanked the guest
speaker and Mrs. R. A. Orr,
president of the Hensall
Women's Missionary Society
invited the ladies all to stay for
lunch served by the Carmel
Church ladies.
WMS ANNIVERSARY
The W.M.S. of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall,
will celebrate their 79th
anniversary tonight (Thursday)
at 8 p.m.
Guest speaker is Mrs. Eric.
Luther, Hensall. Guests will be
from Kippen United Church,
Zurich Lutheran Church, and
the Arnold Circle and Home
Helpers of the Hensall church,
Rebekahs name slate;
• attend party in Exeter
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Unit 4 sees film strip
about the middle aged