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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-29, Page 5Hensa and district news .CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 20-20(n Mrs. liertha MacGregor, .K1.014! 262.2025 Lady returns from Victoria ACW's bazaar a success , PUMPKINS OF ALL SIZES — Usborne Township farmer Lloyd Reynolds has a large assortment of pumpkins for sale this week for the Halloween trade. Shown here with some of the large samples are Cindy, Patti Lou and Barbara Down. T-A photo Kippen Women's Institute hear of Agriculture in India THE COLONIAL MANOR 24' x 42' 5495 $78.81 per mo. 15 Years BUILD BY NUMBER KIT Build your own home on your own lot, easy as 1, 2, 3. You'll love the modern, colonial touches. Large bay picture window and wide overhanging eaves. Living room and kitchen-dining room, mahogany panelled. I5-YEAR, LIFE-INSURED MORTGAGES AVAILABLE NOW Save ! Copp will build it too, right on your foundation for just $1,200 for main structure, or $1.440 complete. Contract your own wiring, heating and plumbing. The mortgage covers everything in the kit and any extras you wish from - CC111Pia LUMBERLAND. HWY. 22 AT HYDE PARK CORNER — 471-5500 LONDON mailing address: RR 1 HYDE PARK Drummond. Mrs. D. Brodie chaired the program and Mrs. R. Bell the business. Thirty dollars was voted to the Legion for use of the hall. Mrs. Connolly was hostess and Mrs. K. McKay, co-hostess. Mrs. Harold Jeffery, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sleamon, Exeter. Mrs. Albert Etherington, Clinton, is visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Archie Etherington. The United Church Women catered to the Teachers' Federation Banquet, Thursday evening at Usborne Central Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde attended the surprise fortieth wedding anniversary celebration at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Benneweis, Brodhagen, Saturday St. Thames Road doubles commence fall program r Fo THE CHANGE WILL DO IOU GOOlAt The ACW of St. Paul's Anglican Church was pleased with the success of their baaar, bake sale and tea held Saturday. The baking was sold out in record UCW conduct church service Mrs. Stewart Miner, of Thames Road United Church, President of Huron-Perth Presbyterial, was guest speaker Sunday morning at the United Church Women's Service. She chose for her theme, New Horizons Of The Church and challenging the church to Christian Service. Music by a sextette from the ladies UCW choir was contributed. President Mrs. Verne Alderdice, presided, assisted by Mrs. Howard Scene. Mrs. J. Turkheim was organist and choir director. 11111.1111111111 WE CAN SAVE YOU1 A LOT OF LEGAL TENDER,d/f YOU USE THE SERVICE THAT WE RENDER" Mrs. Malcolm Davidson; Brucefield, showed films and commented on conditions in India, where Mr. Davidson spent sometime teaching Agriculture to a group of 200 boys. Poverty and malnutrition was quite prevalent but parents were eager to have their children educated. Mrs. Davidson was thanked by Mrs. D. Triebner and presented with a gift. Reports were given on Citizenship and Education by Mrs. R. Bell; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. Grant MacLean; Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Brodie; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Pullman; Sunshine, Mrs. Wm. Bell; Treasurers Mrs. Harry Caldwell; Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. A. McGregor reported on the Huron County Rally. Mrs. R. Kinsman commented on the motto. "May your life be like a pathway through the snow, be careful where you step for every mark will show." Area Convention and Resolutions were read and Rebekah Lodge, Brussels, November 10. Arrangements were finalized for the Installation of Officers in November when D.D.P. Mrs. Lois McFalls and the Installation Officers of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter will be present. An invitation was also received to attend a banquet in South Huron District High School in honor of the Assembly President, Mrs. Audrey Miller. discussed. Mrs. Ken McKay and Mrs. R. Broadfoot favoured with piano selections. Mrs. R. Bell read a ghost story, Post Morten, while the ghost's remains were distributed by Mrs. J. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The first fall meeting of the Happy Doubles' Club was held Wednesday evening in the church basement. The theme of the meeting was "Thanksgiving." The call to worship and meditation was given by Mrs. William Rohde. Rev. Stewart Miner led in prayer. A musical number by Bill and Rhoda Rohde was enjoyed. Mr. Miner spoke on Steps Being Taken Toward Possible Union of the United, Anglican and Church of Christ Disciples. A discussion followed. Bill Rohde conducted games and Mr. Miner, contests. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd .Ballantyne spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ballantyne, London. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Miller, Exeter, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery were ,Sunday evening guests with Mr. & NOTICE A carload of calves willlae arriving in Hansen shortly, Any boy or girl wishing to feed calves for the Hensall South Huron. Agricultural. Society contact any of the directors or secretary as soon as possible, In addition to the $4.00 prize money paid for each single calf according to township grant an additional prize of $6.00 will be paid by the fair board, Boys and girls will be permitted to pay for their own calves if they wish through the fair board. A limited number of groups of 4 will be available. Wm. Coleman Calf Club Chairman P.L. McNaughton Secretary • time. Conveners of the project were Mrs, Annie Reid and Mrs. Kay Scrabuik. Mrs. Grace Harpole who has been visiting her granddaughter, Miss Jarvis Peacock, and grandson and wife, Mr. & Mrs. Terry Peacock of Victoria, B.C. has returned to her home in Hensall. Mrs. Harpole reports a very pleasant holiday. Couple in Haiti for church work Richard and Grace Bender, Tavistock, Ontario, have begun a two-year assignment in Haiti under the Mennonite Central Committee, a church relief and service agency with an international program. Richard is a graduate of the Rockway Mennonite School, Kitchener, and his wife graduated from Stratford General Hospital School of Nursing where she received her R. N. degree. He will be involved in community development in the Hospital Albert Schweitzer area and his wife will be nursing at the hospital. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J. Bender, Tavistock, Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Riley, Kippen, Ontario. He is a member of the Tavistock Mennonite Church, Tavistock, Ontario, and his wife is a member of the Blake Mennonite Church, Zurich, Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Christian of Napanee, and Lyle of Kingston, visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle. Four carloads of ladies from Carmel Presbyterian Church attended the Thankoffering meeting at First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, October 22. Mr. & Mrs. George Mickle visited last Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Harold Bonthron is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Ezra Kipfer is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. The committee in charge of the local Association of Guides and Brownies were more than pleased with the success of the candy sale held Saturday when the Guides and Brownies canvassed the village. Jim Venner's auction sale held Saturday was successful, well attended and with good prices realized. Lloyd Venner of Hensall purchased the house. Harold Jackson of Seaforth was auctioneer. Lodge receives two invitations Noble Grand Mrs. Grace Thompson presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349 Wednesday evening assisted by the Vice-Grand, Mrs. Myrtle Taylor. Members accepted an invitation to visit Morning Star H-P Presbytery at Wpocihgm. church The South Regional of Huron-Perth Presbytery U.O.W. was held in Woodhatn United. Church, October 21 Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe presided over the meeting, calling on Mrs. W. Spence to lead in sing song, The theme of the meeting was Your World And Mine, which made a good setting for the guest speaker, Rev. Gellatly,. Toronto, He and his family spent three years in Nigeria and his message and slides were interesting and informative. He and his family left there just at the peak of the Biafra war and he showed some of the conditions in the country at the time. Mrs. Harold Currie, Hensel!, displayed the new literature available. Greetings were extended by our Presbyterial President, Mrs. S. Miners, along with other visitors Mrs. Walter MacDonald, treasurer, and Mrs. O. Sawyer, secretary. A skit presented by Coopers U.C.W. entitled, Where Do We Go From Here was enjoyed. The closing worship service was taken by St. Marys to" 4 R.0 students attend rally Attending the Roman Catholic Students' Rally at Maple Leaf Gardens, Sunday, were 4 Margaret Mousseau, Tony Charrette, Keith Volland, Ted Thuss and Bill Bengough. Eighteen thousand students were jammed into the Gardens while 15,000 more lined the streets outside. The students, members of the Ontario Catholic Student Federation were demonstrating to urge the Ontario Government to extend financial assistance beyond Grade X in separate schools. evening, for the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mitchell Sunday evening Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller attended the fortieth wedding celebration for Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Dickenson, Wesley, at the American Restaurant, London, and later returned to the home of Mr. & Mrs. Dickenson. 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