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Hours 8 to 6
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St. Paul's notes
Rev. G.A. Anderson conducted
an evening service at St. Pauls
Anglican Church. The text of the
sermon was "Uncomfortable
words", Gail and Don Travers
sang two duets "He Lives" and
"In the Garden". The Forrest
orchestra played during the
service.
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Mr. & Mrs. Bert Barry and
Mrs, Pearl Baynham of London
were guests with Mrs. Gertrude
Moir and attended the an-
niversary of Carmel
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
McNaughton of Stratford were
recent visitors with Mr, & Mrs,
Glenn Bell.
Mrs. Margaret Evans of
Waterloo visited last week with
her parents Mr. & Mrs. R. Y.
MacLaren.
Mrs. Jack Heal, who has been a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter returned to her home last
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Volland and
family, of Stratford visited with
his parents Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Volland and attended the an-
niversary services in Carmel
Presbyterian church.
Art Kikkert, Hensall purchased
the property and residence of Mr.
& Mrs. Norman Jones at public
auction on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hoy returned
home after spending a month
touring England, Switzerland,
Austria and Italy.
Mrs. Laird Mickle returned
home after spending a week with
her son, Charles, in Hamilton.
A number of officers and
members of Amber Rebekah
i Lodge were guests of Edelweiss
Rebekah Lodge, Seaforth,
Monday evening and presented
the Noble Grand with the
"Travelling Gavel".
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Love of
Toronto visited this week with
relatives and friends here.
Blaine Stephenson, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Ralph Stephenson of Varna,
graduated May 10 from Sir
Sandford Fleming College in
Lindsay, as a Forest Technician.
Attending the graduation were
Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Stephenson,
Mr, & Mrs. Don Rathwell, Mr. &
Mrs. Wilmer Reid, all of Varna
and Leisa Ritchie of Exeter.
Mrs. Gertrude Moir returned
home after spending a few days
with Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Tuckey,
Exeter.
Mrs. Annie Cole who has been
convalescing in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter following
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London returned to her home last
week.
Mr. & Mrs, Anthony Van Dyke
and Agnes of Bradford visited on
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Sim.
Roobol.
Rebekahs set
nominations
Mrs. Margaret Consitt, Noble
Grand, presided at the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge on Wednesday evening
assisted by the Vice Grand, Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor, who reported
visits made.
A "thank you" was received
from Mrs. Jean Henderson on
congratulations and gift to
Huronic Lodge, Clinton on their
anniversary.
A "thank you" was received
from Ernie Chipchase District
Deputy Grand Master for the
social hour following the District
Church service.
Arrangements were completed
to present the "travelling gavel"
at Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge,
Seaforth, on Monday evening.
Nominations for officers for the
coming year were as follows:
Noble Grand, Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor; vice grand, Mrs.
Dorothy Parker; recording
secretary Mrs. Leona Parke;
treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Corbett;
financial secretary Mrs.
Margaret Ingram.
Couple celebrates
anniversary
On Sunday May 25, a family
dinner was held in the Hensall
Legion Hall in honour of the 35th
wedding anniversary of Mr. &
Mrs. Leonard Noakes. All their
immediate family, with the
exception of Dr. & Mrs. David
Noakes and Jeffery of Guelph
attended. The couple received
many lovely gifts. The event was
planned and convened by their
family.
Attend concert
Mrs. Laird Mickle spent last
week in Hamilton visiting with
her son Charles who teaches at
the Sir John A. MacDonald
Secondary School in that city.
While there she attended the
concert presented by the
Hamilton Philharmonic
Orchestra with the Toronto
Mendelssohn choir of 150 voices
performing, "Handel's Igreatest
hits," in the Great Hall at
Hamilton Place.
Hay recreation
The Hay township recreation
committee held its first meeting
Tuesday. The committee has
been formed to find the
recreation needs and ultimately
to possibly provide facilities for
township recreation.
The committee consists of two
members from the township
council and five members at
large. One member at large is yet
to be nominated.
Council members on the
committee are deputy-reeve Joe
Miller and councillor Tony
Bedard, Members at large are
Don Geiger, Keith Love, Jim
Sangster and George Tieman.
POINTERS GIVEN — Bob Kinsman and Beth Cooper, 4-I-I leaders, g ive calf owner Beth Consitt a few
pointers on how to prepare her calf for the annual Hensall Sprin g Fair Calf Club. The demonstration for
members of the club was held at the Hensall sales barn on Monday night, Pate for the fair is Tuesday, June 24, T-A photo
Honour 50 year memberships
at Hensall United Church
Mabel Glenn, Mrs. Pearl Taylor,
Isabel Brintnell, Mrs. Eliza
Kinsman, Mrs. Agnes McLean,
Harvey Jacobi, Mrs. Dorothy
Brintnell, Mrs. Boyce, and Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Parker,
Unfortunately the 50 year pins
did not arrive in time for this
event, so they will be presented
later.
A closed-circuit television was
in action in the downstairs of
Hensall United Church for those
who could not manage the stairs.
This unit is expected to be used
more in the future. Sunday, June
1, there will be a confirmation
service with 11 being confirmed.
Communion will also be held.
Former minister at
Presbyterian anniversary
Swimmersget more lessons
Hensall youngsters who will be
taking swimming lessons at the
Exeter pool this year, will be
missing out on the free swim
session, but will be receiving
more time in the lesson sessions.
At a meeting Monday, the
Hensall recreation committee,
headed by Bob Baker, met with
Exeter recreation director Jim
McKinlay to clarify some points
in the swimming program.
In past years, as requested by
Hensall, those youngsters had
HENSALL
SWIMMING
REGISTRATION
will be on
Saturday, June 14
2 - 4 p.m.
HENSALL ARENA
Swimming Rates $10.00 per session
Family Rate $30.00 per session
FIRST SESSION STARTS JUNE 30
2nd SESSION STARTS JULY 21
3rd SESSION STARTS AUG, 11
The bus rate will be $2.50 per person per session
The bus will leave Hensall Arena at 12:00 p.m.
Rev. Don Beck preached on the
sermon topic, "Be my Wit-
nesses" for the service of worship
in Hensall United Church Sunday
morning. Under the direction of
Mrs. Turkheim, the choir sang a
number.
Following the 'service there
was a presentation and receiving
line for those who have been
associated with the United
Church for the past 50 years.
They are Mr. & Mrs. Herb Jones,
Mrs. Ella Drysdale, Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Corbett, Roy Brock, Greta
and Amy Lammie, Mrs. Pearl
Passmore, Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Erratt, Walter Spencer, Howard
Scane, Mrs, Dorothy Mickle, Mr.
& Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Love, Mrs. Elizabeth
Alexander, Wilbert billing, Mrs.
Margaret Ingram, Mrs. Olga
Chipchase, Mrs. Leona Parke,
Lorne Chapman, Mr. & Mrs.
Ernest Pym, Mrs. Grace Peck,
Mrs. Laura Ingram, Mrs. Mable
Shirray, Elgin Rowcliffe, Mrs.
Jessie Armstrong, Mrs. Myrtle
Sherritt, Mr. & Mrs. James
McAllister, Mrs. Emma
Farquhar, Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Horton, Mrs. Robert McAllister,
Mrs. Versie Kennedy, Mrs. Ada
Smillie, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Smillie, Mrs. Tressa Fletcher,
Mrs. Alma Hess, Mrs. Cameron
Richardson, Mrs. Verna Twit-
chell, Mattie Ellis, Mrs. A.B.
Rowcliffe, Mr. & Mrs. Sam,.
Oesch, and ' Mrs. Olive Horton.
Those who have served for 50
years from Chiselhurst United
Church are Alfred Ross, Mrs.
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one hour swimming sessions.
The first group would have a 20
minute lesson, then the second
group would have a 20 minute
lesson. This would be followed by
a 20 minute free swim for both
groups.
But, according to McKinlay, a
lot of time was being lost in this
program.
In each of the 20 minute
lessons, he said five to 10 minutes
would be lost just to get the
groups settled down, This left
insufficient time to have proper
lessons, he said.
While an hour of lessons costs
each group the same, added
McKinlay, Hensall was not
getting its money's worth.
When it came time for the.
annual Red:Cross swimmingtests,
McKinlay said Hensall was.
already at a disadvantage, just
because of the time in instruction
they had lost in their lessons.
The new plan which has been
agreed upon by both of the groups
involved, will have two half hour
swimming lessons, and no free
swim.
McKinlay indicated to the
Hensall committee the lessons
were much more important than
the free swim.
The 127th anniversary of
Carmel Presbyterian Church was
observed on Sunday at 11 a.m. A
la rg e representation of the three
churches filled the church to
welcome Rev. John Boyne, of
Listowel guest minister and
former minister of the
congregations.
Rev. W. D. Jarvis gave the
"Historical Statements" of the
Carmel Church which originated
at Rogerville. Rev. Boyne ex-
pressed appreciation for the
invitation to be guest minister
and delivered an inspiring
message on "Facing
Frustrations."
The choir under the direction of
Mrs. MaTForm Dougall sang
"Hold Thou My Hand."
Following the service an hour
of fellowship was enjoyed in the
Ro gers Ma gestic AM /FM/FM Stereo
Sabbath school rooms where
many met with Mr. & Mrs, Boyne
and family. Refeshments were
served by the ladies of the
church.
The annual WMS birthday
party will be held on June 10 at 8
p.m.
Shower for
bride-elect
On Sunday, May 25 a
miscellaneous shower was held in g-
the Hensall Legion Hall in honour E.'
of Sheila Sangster of Toronto.
The bride-to-be received many
Monica Peeblesiand Mrs. Marion El DRYSDALE lovely gifts and good wishes.
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