The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-05, Page 5NOTICE
A carload of calves will be
arriving in Hensall 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
McNaughton
Secretary
Present white
gifts at Carmel
White gift service was
observed at Carmel Presbyterian
• Church on Sunday conducted by
Rev. W. D. Jarvis who delivered
a sermon entitled, A man called
Joh n.
Rev. James A. Munro a
former moderator of the General
Assembly will be guest speaker,
November 15.
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid are sponsoring a
bazaar, bake sale and tea in the
church Saturday.
ensa
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
.Mrs,„ M0.14.0.0 Hedden, Phone. '2420)02
Mrs. 'Bertha' MacGregor, phone 242.2025.
Successful rummage sale
BEST OF HENSALL'S JUNIORS — The judges at Hensall Public School's Halloween party were faced with
a variety of costumes. The junior grade winners are shown, left, Laurie Flynn, Janice Campbell, Becky
Baker, Brian Baker, Cindy Bisback and Tammy Alexander, T-A photo
Lady tells of tour
Life cert ificates presented
UCW entertains ladies
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
The October meeting of the
El imville UCW was held
Wednesday afternoon at the
church when ladies from Braemor
Manor were entertained.
Mrs. Gilbert Johns and Mrs.
Lewis Johns had charge of the
program. Readings were given by
Mrs. G. Johns and Mrs. Howard
Johns, Mrs. Harold Bell and Mrs.
Ross Skinner sang a duet and Mrs.
Miner led in prayer.
Mrs. Johns introduced the
afternoon guest, Mrs. Alvin Pym
of Exeter, who showed pictures
of a trip to Alaska.
PERSONALS
Harold Bell, Floyd Cooper,
Emerson Penhale, Philip Hem of
Winchelsea and Bill Morley of
Whalen are hunting at Crystal
Lake this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and
family visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Don Crich of Clinton.
Mrs. Mildred Crago of St.
Marys spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly.
Mrs. Routly and Mrs. Crago
were dinner guests Saturday
evening with Mrs. Robert Cann of
Exeter.
Blind canvass
down 20%
Eric Luther reports the
canvass on behalf of the Canadian
National Institute for the Blind is
down about 20 percent from last
year.
He is leaving the campaign
open for one more week and
donations may be forwarded to
him at the Hensall Bank of
IINntreal.
ONTARIO,
Assessments Review
Court -of Ontario
Take notice that the first sitting of the
Assessment Review Court for the year 1970 for the
municipality of THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL in
the County District of Huron-Perth Region will Abe
held at the Town Hall, Hensall, commencing at the
hour of 10:00 a.m., NOVEMBER 25,
Signed,
Nelson H. Kahle, M. IM. A,
Regional Registrar (Acting)
for Assessment, Region No. 24
Dated at Exeter this 5th Day of November, 1970
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The Hensall Branch of the
Royal Canadian Legion and the
Legion "Ladies Auxiliary will
attend a remembrance day
service in St. Paul's Anglican
Church which will be preceded
by a cenotaph service at 9:30
a.m., November 8.
The Hensall Kinette Club was
pleased with the success of the
annual fall rummage sale held in
the arena Friday evening.
Cartons of good used clothing,
not sold, were given to the
U.C.W, for a bale.
Remembrance Day service
Halloween passed off quietly
in the village Saturday night
with the children doing the
rounds for tricks or treats as
early as 5:45 p.m.
They provided many laughs
with their strange costumes and
weird masks. All were well
behaved and were rewarded with
plenty of goodies.
Ann Mickie, Toronto, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Miss Jennie Buchanan is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex McMurtrie of
Toronto visited relatives in
Hensall and vicinity during the
past week.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Dailey of
Sarnia were recent visitors with
Speaks at
science meet
Robert Mickle of the
University of Western Ontario
recently attended the
International World Conference
of Scientists at Hartford,
Connecticut U.S.A.
He had been asked to present
a paper at the four day
conference which he presented
at the Wednesday morning
session and also conducted a
question and answer period.
There were four hundred and
nineteen scientists present from
all over the world.
Bob flew down with one of
his professors early Tuesday
morning and returned by plane
Friday evening of the same
week.
Family day at
United Church
Congregational family service
was held Sunday morning in the
United Church with Rev. H. F. °
Currie officiating.
Scripture passages were read
by Carmen Currie and Mrs.
Currie gave the message on
Christian Living Is a Family
Affair.
Tony Kyle gave a description
of the Sunday School Live, Love
project, The Thomas Crosby
Boat.
The Junior choir under
direction of Mrs. J. Turkheim
sang two numbers, and ushers
were Kevin Wareing, Jeff
Reaburn, Joan Forrest, Mary
Blackwell.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and
Patsy.
Mrs. S. B, Taylor of Exeter
visited over the weekend with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
& Mrs. Don Mousseau and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland
and Gwen of Thamesford were
recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
James Sangster and Bradley.
Mrs. Wm, Kyle, who has been
receiving treatment for the past
week at South Huron Hospital,
returned to her home.
Mrs. Susie Kipfer who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital returned to her home,
Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Holland and Gwen
of Thamesford are visiting this
week with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Sangster and Bradley,
Mrs. Margaret Tyndall,
Brucefield was a recent visitor
with Mrs. F. G. Bonthron.
Melvin Traquair is a patient in
South Huron Hospital.
The Agriculture and Canadian
Industries meeting of Hensall
Womens Institute will be held in
St. Pauls Anglican Church
November 11. Roll call: Name a
Famous Woman Who was Born
on a Farm. Gerald Carey of
Staffa will be guest speaker and
a special collection will be taken
up for the Childrens Aid.
Decorate for
bazaar, tea
The Sunday School morns of
Chiselhurst United Church were
decorated in Halloween theme,
Wednesday, for a successful
bazaar, bake sale and afternoon
tea sponsored by the United
Church Women of the church.
The bazaar was well
patronized and was officially
opened by president Mrs. Russell
Brock. Conveners and
committees in charge of the
various booths were:
Bake Sale, Mrs. T. Brintnell,
Mrs. Gerald Glenn, Mrs. Jack
Brintnell, Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs.
Ross Riley, Mrs. Rose Harris,
Mrs. Harold Parker;
Vegetables, Mrs. R. Taylor,
Mrs. Wm Brintnell; sewing table,
Mrs. George Boa, Mrs. Roy
McDonald, Mrs. Robt Boyce,
Mrs. Ed Taylor; cards and candy,
Miss Mary Kinsman.
Tea tables, Mrs. Clarence
Coleman, Mrs. Alf Ross__, Mrs.
Earl Kinsman; serving, Mrs. Ed
Dick, Mrs. Beatrice Munn, Mrs.
R. Brock, Mrs, Percy Wright.
home helpers were Mrs. Melvin
Glanville and Mrs. A. L, Luker.
Next meeting will be held
December 7 with each member
contributing part of the program.
Roll call will be answered with a
favorite Christmas Carol.
Souvenirs, post cards and
maps from England, Wales and
Scotland were shown by Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm who recently
came back from a conducted tour
of the British Isles.
A surprise tea was served by
Mrs. Orr, Mrs. H. Snell and Mrs.
Schwalm.
By LOUISE KIRK
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hughes of
Scarborough spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Reid.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Beckler of
Hickson, Dianne Bell and Larry
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Mrs. Margaret Barnard of
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Presbyterian Church met Monday
evening and had as their guests
the Home Helpers of the church.
President Mrs. R. A. Orr was in
charge and study and devotions
were given by Mrs. Robert Madge
and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm.
Those appointed for the
nominating committee for the
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Walz and Mrs. Robert Madge.
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presented to the two valuable
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