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FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE — The Hensall United Church celebrated its 50th anniversary Sunday, At the same time Harry Horton was honored for 50 years of service to the choir. Above, Rev. Don Beck and Mrs.
Horton watch as Harry Horton receives a 50 year pin from Ian McAllister on behalf of the congregation.
Hensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
- Mrs. Joyoe Pepper, Phone 262-2344
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025
Edward R. Brunsdon, general
manager of Ontario Mobile Home
Plant, Bendix Home Systems at
Hensall is the winner of a special
distinguished achievement
award from The Bendix. Cor-
poration, one of 13 awards
presented outstanding managers
of the multinational firm each
year.
The awards were presented at
the,firm's annual awards dinner
at Southfield Michigan, by W.
Michael Blumenthal, Bendix
chairman, president and chief
executive officer.
The special distinguished
achievement award recognizes
Brunsdon's outstanding per-
formance as a member of Bendix
Home Systems, an operating unit
of Bendix.
B runsdon resides at 545
Biscount Road, London, Ontario,
Canada.
Other awards consisted of the
annual Distinguished
Achievement Award; seven other
special distinguished
achievement awards for out-
standing performance in other
key areas of Bendix' operations;
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two safety and accident
prevention awards; one for
the most progress in, improving
human relations; and one for
outstanding performance in
investment base management.
William C. Purple, president of
the Bendix Aerospace-
Electronics Group, won the
Bendix Distinguished
Achievement Award,
Choir leader
honoured
Sunday morning in Hensall
United Church, the Congregation
celebrated 50 years of the United
Church of Canada, and also
celebrated 50 years of service to
the choir by a very faithful
member, Harry Horton.
A gold plaque with Harry's
name on and the number, of years
served will be placed in the
Church. Harry sang two lovely
solos, "The stranger of Galilee"
and "In the garden", to mark the
occasion.
The choir sang the anthem
"Praise" accompanied on the
organ by Mrs. Turkheim. Rev.
Don Beck preached on the ser-
mon topic "Cool it, man",
During a social hour after the
service, Harry and Annie Horton
were the guests of honour in the
Fellowship Hall. Ian McAllister,
Chairman of the Worship and
Membership Committee,
congratulated Harry and
presented him with a 50 year pin
and Mrs. Horton was presented
with a gift also.
Three C's hold
crokinole party
The Three "C's" from Carmel,
Cromarty, and Caven
Presbyterian churches met on
Thursday January 14 at
Cromarty Presbyterian Church
for a crokinole party.
Bob Taylor won the prize for
men's high, Bert Thompson for
men's low, Eleanor Thompson
for ladies high and Mary Dougall
for ladies low. Al Hoggarth got
the prize for getting the most 20's.
Betty Lou Norris conducted a
numbers contest with Jim
Dougall scoring highest. Next
month will be the first birthday of
the group, and the meeting will
be held on February 25 at 8 p.m.
at Caven Presbyterian Church in
Exeter.
All interested couples from the
three congregations are invited
to come and join in on this first
birthday celebration.
Our 12-year-old son was having
difficulty leading 'his stocky,
aggressive partner at dancing
school. When the teacher offered
him some friendly criticism, he
countered with, "What do you do
if the girl has power steering?"
Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret
Consitt presided at the meeting of
Amber Rebekah. Lodge on
Wednesday evening assisted by
the Vice Grand Mrs, Bertha
'MacGregor, who reported for the
visiting committee.
Cards of thanks were received
and Birthday Greetings were
extended to Sisters .Mrs.Alice
Ferg, Mrs. Grace Thompson and
Mrs, Rose Broderick,
Mrs,Dorothy Corbett gave the
treasurer's report.
Plans were made to hold a
progressive euchre party in
February and also to celebrate
the 26th anniversary of the
Institution of the Lodge.
The Initiation Degree will be
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Leonard Erb of Hensall and
Elmore McBride of Exeter,
members of the Hay Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, attended a
Fire Insurance Adjusters Course
in Bolton this past week.
A surprise farewell party was
held recently for Mr. & Mrs.
Russell Brock at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Brintnell. The
evening was spent playing cards,
and a social hour followed. The
address was read by Mrs. Jack
Brintnell and Mrs. Alvin Cole
presented the couple with a gift to
which they replied fittingly.
St, Pauls Church Notes
An evening service was held at
St. Pauls Anglican Church on
Sunday. Rev, G. A, Anderson
based his sermon on the miracle
performed at Cana of Galilee.
The greatest event and truth of
this story is the fact that the faith
of the disciples was strengthened.
The disciples believed on him
because they saw the power of
God. The great lesson to be
learned by this story, is the
difference Christ makes, just as
Jesus caused the water to be
turned into wine, He also is able
to change our dull lives and to
give us a new joy of living.
The Forrest Orchestra ac-
companied the singing of the
hymns, and also played "We
have an anchor",
Following the service, the
Annual Vestry meeting was held.
The Treasurer reported a very
successful year with all
obligations being met.
Officers for 1975 are - Rectors
Warden, E. J. Roberts; Peoples
Warden, Clark Forrest; Lay
Delegate to Synod, Frank
Forrest; Vestry Clerk, Mrs. E, J,
Roberts; Treasurer, Mark
Russell; Church Care, Mrs.1 A.
Reid; Organist, Mrs. Frank
Forrest.
given in the Lodge on December
29th at 8 p.m,
Following the meeting an
exchange of gifts were made
when the "Secret Pals" were
revealed,
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
The members of Kippen East
WI entertained their friends to a
pot luck dinner in the Legion
Hall, Hensall, January 16.
After a delicious dinner the
president, Mrs. R. Kinsman read
several poems and welcomed the
Baptism at
Carmel Church
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. Colin John
Finlay Skea, son of Mr. & Mrs.
John Finlay Skea was baptized at
the service, The annual
congregational meeting will be
held on Friday, January 31 at
7:30 p.m.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith MacLean of
Seaforth, Mr. & Mrs. John Skea
Jr. and son Cohn of Huron Park
were recent guests with Mr, &
Mrs. John Skea,
Mrs. Ernie Davis is enjoying a
two weeks' vacation in Florida,
A special meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge will be held on
Wednesday, December 29, 1975
for the purpose of presenting the
Initiation Degree on a candidate.
ACW enjoy
soap contest
The regular meeting of St.
Pauls A.C.W. was held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Miss
Olive Petty. The President Mrs,
Anderson opened the meeting
with a prayer followed by the
Lord's prayer.
The minutes were read and
approved. Roll call was answered
with a New Years text. Thank
you notes from those receiving
Christmas boxes were read, also
a letter from prayer partner,
Captain Corey.
Olive Petty gave the study book
"Don't put faith in money". Mrs,
Forrest and Mrs. Anderson read
the scripture. A soap contest was
'enjoyed by all. Everyone
repeated the closing prayer.
Refreshments were served and
a social hour enjoyed. The social
committee in charge were Mrs,
Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. Dorothy
Parker, Mrs, Bertha MacGregor
and Mrs. Aldeen Volland.
members and their guests. The
members answered the Roll Call
by naming the flowers carried or
worn at their wedding and also by
introducing their guests.
A donation was made to the
Save theSightFund, Family night
was postponed until early in
April. Kippen East will sponsor
four 4-H Clubs in the next project,
"What shall I wear?"
Mrs. G. Drummond, Public
Relations Officer, presented gifts
to Mrs. D. Brodie, Mrs. Bean,
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, Mrs. H.
Parsons, Mrs. J. Chalmers and
Mrs. M, Connolly, leaders of the
last club, Mrs. Charles Eyre
commented on the motto, "The
greatest use of life is to spend it
for something that will outlast
it."
Readings were given by Rose
Hummel, Verda Sinclair, Phyllis
Parsons, Grace Pepper,
Charlotte Pullman, Ruby
Triebner. Francis Kinsman
played a piano instrumental and
Mona Alderdice conducted
contests.
Margaret Hoggarth and Grace
Drummond presented a
humorous skit. Rena Caldwell
and Mary Broadfoot conducted a
dance session. Ruby Triebner
conducted the Auction Sale.
Francis Kinsman gave
Courtesy Remarks. Hostesses
were Mrs. Angus Hummel and
Mrs. Al Hoggarth. It was a most
enjoyable meeting.
Personals
Mrs. Grace Siemon, Kitchener,
has been convalescing at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert
McGregor.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mrs. Keith
Pressey and her family in the loss
of a husband and father.
Those who have enjoyed a
holiday in warmer climates are
Mr. & Mrs. Alex McBeath, Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Hendrick, Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Bell, Mr. & Mrs. Glen
Bell, Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson
and Mr. & Mrs, Emerson
Anderson.
Mr, & Mrs, Grant McGregor
and Mr. & Mrs. Grant McLean
enjoyed a snowmobiling holiday
near Durham last weekend.
Plan euchre, party
Lodge holds Secret Pal night
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