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Mrs., Maude Heekten, Phone 2624002
Mr$. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Church organizations meet
Parkhill lodge
to install slate
Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Noble
Grand, presided at the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge, Wednesday evening,
assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley.
Mrs. Aldeen Volland reported
for the CPT Fund and Mrs.
Riley reported the visiting,
District Deputy President Mrs.
Ruby Bell asnnounced she had
invited Parkhill Lodge to install
the officers of Amber Rebekah
Lodge, which will take place
October 6. The members of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge,
Seaforth are to be guests and
arrangements were made for
entertainment.
Repairs To
All Makes
• Lawn Mowers
• Garden Tractors
• Outboard Motors
• Chain Saws
• Poultry House
feed carts
Open Six nights weekly
till 6 p.m.
Jack's
Small Engine
Repair Service
HENSALL 262-2103
107 Queen - One Block
North of Business Section
WI view antique glass
were -beautiful pieces of carnival,
lustreware, satin glass, vaseline
glass and others.
Mrs.. Ross Aroadfoot con-
trjbuted a piano selection- and
Mrs. G. MacLean gave courtesy
remarks, Mrs. C, Pullman
conducted an unusual contest
Mrs. C. Pullman and her
committee served lunch. Mrs. H.
Bell the president conducted the
business -and Mrs. C. Eyre, the
program.
pointed the voting delegate to the
area convention in Clinton.. Mrs..
M, Connolly and Mrs. R. Bell will
be delegates to the rally in, Ethel,
in October.
Mrs, J. Drummond commented
on the motto, "If you look back
too much you soon will be headed
that way," and Mrs. P. Triebner
gave the history of the Brucefield
Church.
Mrs. H, Caldwell discussed the
origin of antiques. On display
The historical research and
current events meeting was held
at Burnbrae Farm with Mrs. H.
Caldwell hostess and. Mrs. A.
McGregor co-hostess,
Roll call was answered by, Did
you know? a current event.
There was a moment silence in
memory of a very valued
member, the late Mrs. Wm. Kyle.
Reports were given by the
various committee heads,
Mrs. H. Caldwell was ap:
26 at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will
be Rev. Harold Jenkins, B.A. of
the parishes of Gorrie and
Fordwich.
McAllister, Ida Ann Blackwell,
Steven Corbett and Mary Black-
well.
UNITED CHURCH
Special Christian education
service was held in Hensall
United Church Sunday morning.
For his subject Rev. Donald R.
Beck based his thoughts from the
message, "A New Generation".
Thanks was expressed to Mrs,
Ian McAllister who as chairman
of the congregational Work and
Life committee occupied the
pulpit to read the lessons and
explain the church's program for
the coming season. Thanks also
was expressed to the Zurich
Girls' choir, who, under the
direction of Miss Meda Surerus
snd Mrs. Beatrice Hess, who
provided special music.
Flowers in thesanctuarywere in
memory of Mrs. William Kyle
and Robert Baker Sr. from their
families.
U.C.W.
The general meeting of the
U.C.W. of Hensall United Church
was held in the Christian
Education Building Monday.
Mrs. James McAllister chaired
the meeting and conducted the
devotional, "Love God for No
Reason at All", Prayer was
given by Mrs. McAllister, Mrs.
George Armstrong and Mrs. T.
Sherritt. Mary Goodwin and Mrs.
Carl Passmore sang a duet ac-
companied by Mrs. Wm. Fuss.
The Speaker for the evening
was Rev. D. Beck who spoke on
The Order of Service for Worship.
For the business porton of the
meeting Mrs. Rowe, president of
the U.C.W, took charge. The
treasurer, Mrs. W. Spencer,
reported balances of $913.78 and.
585.43 in the accounts. Reports
were given by Mrs. Lorne Hay for
Friendship and Visitation; Mrs.
Mark Drysdale for Flowers
Committee, and Mrs. Russell
Erratt for Supply and Welfare.
The U.C.W. agreed to conduct a
church service in the latter part
of October.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Hensall United Church
Sunday School started a new
term with a new time set at 11:20
a.m.
Mrs. Ian McAllister, chairman
of the Christian Education
Committee was on hand to hand
out the diplomas and pins to the
deserving children who had well
earned them.
Those receiving gold pins and
diplomas for perfect attendance
were: Brenda Pepper, Marilyn
Pepper, Laurie Pepper.
Those receiving silver pins for
the most Sunday's present in
their particular class were: Chris
Reaburn, George Blackwell, Jo-
Anne Pepper, Julie Mock, Karen
Mr. & Mrs. Samual Oesch of
Hensall celebrated their 50th
Wedding Anniversary September
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great gandchildren.
The couple were honored at a
dinner given by the family at
Dashwood Community Centre
which was followed with a social
evening with music by the
Country Ramblers,
_ Friends and relatives attended
from Detroit and Mount
Clemens, U.S.A., Sarnia and
surrounding areas. They
received many gifts, cards, and
congratulations including those
from Prime Minister Trudeau,
Hon. Charles MacNaughton,
Premier William Davis, Hon,
Robert Stanfield, and R.E.
McKinley M,P, for Huron,
Samual Oesch and the former
Mary Bedour, Zurich, were
married in London by Rev.
Morris at the United Church _
Manse in September, 1921. They
farmed in Stanley Township until
retiring in Hensall in 1958. Their
only son Russel resides on the
Homestead farm.
They also have three daughters
Mrs. Bob (Kathleen) Bell,
Clinton; Mrs. Earl (Anne)
Flaxbard, Zurich; Mrs. Ray
(Mae) McNall , Fergus; 24
grandchildren and four
Bazaar planned
for Huronview
The September meeting of
Huronview Home Auxiliary was
Monday afternoon with a good
attendance, President Mrs. W.
Colclough presided and gave a
vivid report of the 52nd annual
convention of the Homes for the
Aged which she attended in
Windsor. She said the local
auxiliary will have to change our
ways if it is to keep up with other
auxiliaries. Breaking theGap was
the theme of the Convention.
Mrs. Mattie McGregor, craft
supervisor, reported a very busy
month, and a request went out
that ladies come to quilt any day
they are able.
The fall bazaar will be held
November 10th 2 o'clock and
there will also be a bake sale.
Delightful readings were given
by Mr-EGo‘ver of Elimville, and
the Elimville ladies served tea.
Hensall ladies put on a
program numbet at the October
meeting.
Friencli fete
bride-elect
Susan Jinks of London, for-
merly of Ilensall, bride-elect of
this month, was honored at a
miscellaneous shower for which
Mrs. Fred Peters was hostess,
September 15, attended by
twenty-five friends and relatives.
The home decorations were in
pink and white motif. The
presentation address was read by
Mrs. Edgar McClinchey, and the
lovely gifts presented by Gail
Jinks, London, and Miss Mason,
Dashwood. Dainty refreshments
were served. Arranging the
shower were Mrs. Edgar
McClinchey, and Mrs. Cecil
Cooper.
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ACW
ACW of St. Paul's Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Mary
Taylor, September 16.
The president, Mrs. W,
Scrabuik, opened the meeting
with the members prayer
followed by devotions. Mrs. Mary
Taylor read the Scripture Lesson.
October 30, was the date set for
bazaar and bake sale with Mrs.
A. Reid and Mrs. F. Forrest as
conveners.
Mrs. F. Forrest read a paper on
Brand Names Parade and roll
call was answered by household
hints.
Next meeting, roll call will be a
verse from the Bible having the
name of a king.
Mrs. A.Reid took the topic,
"Learn to Say No", stating many
times we must say no in training
our children also in social life one
must sometimes give a positive
"no" if we are becoming too
involved.
Harvest Thanksgiving Service
at St. Paul's Church is September
Carmel church hosts
and London synodical. Mrs. R. A.
Orr's report of three days of April
in Sarnia of the Hamilton-London
synodical was read by Mrs.
Enright.
Mrs. Kerslake of Seaforth
introduced the guest speaker,
Miss Hazel Macdonald of
Goderich, who spent three years
in Africa under the Africa inland
mission, and who also did
educational work in the secon-
dary government boarding
school in Aldama, Eldoret and
Nirobi, Kenya.
Mrs. Orr accepted the Glad
Tidings secretary office for the B
remainder of 1971. Mrs. Ed Munn
and Mrs. Mac Dougall gave a
piano duet.
Presbyterian annual
The Presbyterian Huron Miss Lily Macarthur of
Presbyterial annual meeting was Goderich a retired National
held in Carmel Presbyterian children's secretary of Canada,
Church Wednesday. was also present.
Mrs, Marjorie Enright of Next annual meeting will be
Goderich presided with Mrs. Ray held in Goderich in January, 1972.
Dyke of Goderich as secretary. A
good attendence was there from
Seaforth, Blyth, Auburn, Hensallyouth Goderich and Hensall.
Reports were given by organized club
secretaries of each department.
These included Hensall ladies, The youth of Hensall and area
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs, met recently at the United
Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Schwalm, Church to elect their slate of
childrens secretary of Hamilton officers for the coming year.
They are: president, Cathy Cook;
vice-president, Brian Beck;
secretary, Pam Mickle;
treasurer, Joe Reaburn.
It was decided to meet Wed-
nesdays of every week at 7:30
p.m.
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