HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-22, Page 5Mr. & Mrs. Ferguson
celebrate anniversary
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and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mre, Mayde Heddent Phente 262-2002.
Mrs. Bertha Macqragor, Phone 262-202$
Hensall Women's Institute
elect slate, discuss hobbies GIFT OF APPRECIATION — Last week, Reeve John Baker
presented Mrs, Minnie Noakes, one time reeve of Hensall and a
former councillor, with a gift from the village in appreciation for her
many years of public service to the community. T-A photo
Ladies end curling
season with banquet
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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferguson
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary, Sunday, with a
Ladies meet
at Synodical
The Synodical of Hamilton-
London was held last week in
Sarnia at Paterson Memorial
Presbyterian Church.
Over two hundred attended the
two day session.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm,
childrens secretary of the
Synodical conducted the
workshop with the secretaries,
leaders and councillors. She also
introduced the Leaders and
Children who sang and did skits
in the evening program.
Mrs. R. A. Orr also attended as
a delegate from Carmel
Presbyterian Church Hensall,
Mrs, Harry Strang, Exeter,
literature secretary of Hamilton
London-Synodical looked after
the book display.
Kindergarten
Registration
a,
HURON CENTENNIAL
SCHOOL
on
Thurs., May 6
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Children born before Dec. 31,
1966 are eligible to register.
Please bring immunization
records and birth certificate
A. Mathers
Principal
Phone 4823330
D. J. Cochrane R. Elliott
Director Chairman
dinner at the Hensall Hotel.
They were married at the home
of the bride's parents, the late
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Parsons, of
the South boundry of Stanley
Township, April 19, 1921.
After the wedding the couple
settled on the groom's farm,
concession IV, Usborne, where
they farmed until retiring to
Hensall 12 years ago.
Mr. & Mrs. Ferguson have
three sons: Russell and Lloyd of
Usborne, and Howard of
Thamesford, and one daughter,
Mrs. Grant (Velma) Gowanlock
of Lambeth. They also have 12
grandchildren.
Minister's wife
receives present
Chiselhurst U.C.W. met April
14 when Mrs. Alvin Cole presided
for the meeting. Mrs. Percy
Wright gave the worship and
Mrs. A. Ross read a poem.
Mrs. Clarence Coleman gave
the study on politics, develop:
ment and change.
Mrs. Harold Currie led the
group with a new song, "0 Lord,
All the World Belongs to You."
Mrs. Currie was honored with a
surprise gift prior to her leaving
in June.
The ladies will cater to a
wedding in June and an invitation
to attend a Blossom Tea at
Centralia United Church May 12
was received.
Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs. E,
Dick were hostesses.
Confirmation
The following young people
,who have been meeting together
over the past few months con-
sidering the meaning and pur-
pose of the Christian life and of
Church membership were con-
firmed in a confirmation service
at the United Church Sunday
morning last. They are: Joan
Lillian Alexander, Judith
Elizabeth Mickle, William Roy
Consitt, Donald Patrick Joynt,
Paul Douglas Reaburn, William
Joseph Rowcliffe, Scott Collier
Smith and Paul Anthony Kyle,
Hensall Womens Institute met
in the Legion Hall April 14 for
their annual meeting, President
Mrs, James McAllister presided
and introduced district
president, Mrs. Delbert Geiger,
of Zurich, who brought greetings
from the District. She also read a
poem, "The Ten Commandments
for Institute Members," and
NEW MINISTER: Rev. Donald
Beck has been named minister of
Hensall and Chiselhurst United
Churches. Mr. Beck is married
with five children and has served
at Bayfield United Church for
five years. The induction service
will be announced later. He
replaces Rev. Harold Currie who
will become minister at
Sebringvidle United Church, July
1.
ACW plan
smorgasbord
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. of St. Pauls Anglican
Church was held April 15 at the
home of Miss Florence Petty. The
president, Mrs. W. Scrabuik,
opened the meeting and minutes
were read and roll call answered
by naming a musical instrument
found in the Bible.
The members were reminded
of the A.C.W. annual meeting to
be held in London, April 29. Mrs.
Scrabuik reported the purchase
of an electric range. Conveners
were appointed for the
smorgasbord to be held May 8.
Mrs. Anderson took the topic,
Being Sent; Mrs. Scrabuik read
devotions from Living Message
and Mrs. Anderson closed with
prayer.
Press reporter Mrs. John Skea;
resolution convener, Mrs, Robert
Simpson; district director, Mrs.
Robert Elgie; alternate, Mrs,
Carl Payne; card convener, Mrs.
Clarence Reid; pianist Miss
Greta Lammie; assistant Mrs. T.
J. Sherritt,
Branch Directors, Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. Jack
Corbett, Mrs. Pearl Koehler;
agriculture and Canadian in-
dustries, Mrs. E. Riley, Mrs.
John Skea; citizenship and
education, Mrs. Gladys Coleman,
Mrs. Jack Corbett; home
economics and health, Mrs. R. A.
Orr, Mrs. Walker Carlile;
historical research, Mrs. Robert
Elgie, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt; public
relations, Mrs. Beverly Beaton,
Mrs. Pearl Koehler,
Tweedsmuir history, Mrs.
Robert Simpson, Mrs. Len
Purdy, Miss Mettle Ellis.
auditors, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs.
Margaret Ingram.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley reported
for the sick and shut ins. Mrs.
Walker Carlile and Mrs. Jack
Corbett were appointed a com-
mittee for this project for next
month.
Mrs. Grace Peck reported for
Huronview Auxiliary and an-
nounced a blossom tea at
Huronview May 12. Any member
wishing to go may contact Mrs.
Peck. Donations of cups and
saucers would be appreciated.
A motion was passed to join
the Association for the Mentally
Retarded.
Mrs. R. Elgie and Mrs. T.
Sherritt to convene the dinner for
the District Annual, May 20.
Miss Amy Lammie chaired the
program, highlite of which was a
discussion of hobbies. Taking
part were Mrs. John Skea, Mrs.
J. Corbett, Miss Lammie, Mrs. R.
Simpson. Mrs. W. Dining gave
curtesy remarks.
Program convener was Miss
Lammie; hostesses were Mrs.
E. Riley and Mrs. Annie Reid.
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April 22r 1971
Pagio
Couple, •celebrate
25th anniversary
Mr. & Mrs, Edward Little
celebrated their .2501 wedding
anniversary with a family dinner
April 18, attended by their
daughters Mr. & Mrs, Joe
Zarowla, (Marcia), London,.
Mrs. John Steep, (CherYl)k
Port Credit. Mrs, Little's sister
Mrs. Margeurite trich and Dr.
C, Baker, Windsor.
CHINESE COOKING
There is nothing quite like
Chinese-style food, yet many of
the most popular Chinese dishes
are easy to prepare and you need
no special pots or pans, So why
limit your family.to an occasional
treat at a Chinese restaurant
when you can prepare quite an
authentic meal for them to enjoy
At home, between those "let's eat,
out" days.
Repairs To
All Makes
• Lawn Mowers
• Garden Tractors
• Outboard Motors
• Chain Saws
Jack's
Small Engine
Repair Service
HENSALL 262-2103
107 Queen - One Block
North of Business Section
conducted the installation of
officers.
Past president, Mrs. Clarence
Reid; president, Mrs. Jarries
McAllister; first vice-president,
Mrs. Beverly Beaton; second
vice, Mrs, Pearl Koehler;
secretary, Mrs. Grace Peck;
treasurer, Mrs. Wilbert Dilling;
assistant, Mrs. Elgie.
Kippen East WI
The Kippen East W.I. had an
enjoyable time Wednesday
evening when they had dinner at
the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. The
losing side for the attendance
entertained the winners with
games and cards.
Tea planned ,
at Huronview
April 19, the monthly meeting
of Huronview Home Auxiliary
was held in the craft room.
Plans were made for the
Blossom Tea celebrating the 12th
anniversary of the auxiliary, to
be held May 12.
Several new members joined
the auxiliary for the coming year.
Chester Archibald, ad-
ministrator, conducted the in-
stallation of officers, which were
as follows: honorary presidents,
Mrs. F. G. Thompson, Mrs.
Harvey Johnston; past president,
Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe; president,
Mrs. W. Colclough; first vice
president, Mrs. Keith Webster;
second vice president, Mrs. E.
Howatt.
Recording secretary, Mrs.
Grace Peck; treasurer, Mrs.
Mary Robinson; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. H. Johnston;
public relations and press, Mrs.
Gibson and Mrs. Thompson;
Huronview News Convener, Mrs.
Thompson; lunch cenvener, Mrs.
K. Webster.
The Hensall Ladies Curling
Club ended the season with a
dinner at the Pine Ridge Chalet.
Helen Scane presided in the
place of president, Lucille Beer.
She thanked the outgoing
president and secretary-
treasurer for their year's work.
Joyce Pepper acting as
secretary-treasurer gave the
financial report.
Maple leaf sterling pins were
presented to the first and second
place team.
Placing first was the Scane
rink skipped by Helen Scene.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan,
David, Tommy and Ann,
Waterloo, spent Sunday with the
Tatters parents Mr. & Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Mrs. Harry Horton is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Edgar Munn is a patient in
South Huron Hospital Exeter
where he is receiving treatment.
Mrs. F. G. Bonthron and Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor visited this
week with Mrs. Pearl Baynham
and Colleen in London.
Mrs. Bruce Walker was ad-
mitted to South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eckel and
family of Zurich visited this week
with Mrs. Eckel's parents Mr. &
Mrs. Blighton Ferg,
Mrs. Edward Stan of London
entertained at a miscellaneous
shower for Mrs, James Stan (nee
Kassies) of Hensall, a recent
bride who received many lovely
gifts.
Pauline Ingram skipped the
second team with Vera Drysdale,
Marietta Bilke and Jennie Kipfer
as team members.
Marg Consitt was elected to
serve as president for the 1971-72
season and Fran Mickle was
elected as secretary-treasurer.
The ladies agreed they had had
a successful season and are
looking forward to getting more
ladies curling next fall.
Other members were Marg
Consitt, Fran Mickle and Shirley
Ferguson.
Happy Vale
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PUBLIC NOTICE
1971 CENSUS AND ENUMERATION
The Huron-Perth Regional Assessment Department
will be commencing its annual census and
enumeration programme in the City of Stratford,
Town of St. Marys on April 19th, in the
municipalities in Perth County on April 21st and in
the municipalities in Huron County on April 28th.
It is expected that it will take approximately three
weeks to complete the necessary calls,
The information required is basically the same as
that required last year, and is necessary for the
completion of the assessment roll for each
municipality.
All enumerators involved in this programme carry
identification cards, so please do not hesitate to
ask to see these before answering questions or
divulging any information.
Your co-operation and assistance in this
programme will be very much appreciated.
Please do not hesitate to call with any questions or
problems either Goderich 524-7326, Stratford
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