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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-04, Page 6Page 6 Times-Advocate, December 4, 1975 PAST PRESIDENTS — Past presidents of the Hensall United Church UCW and its divisions were honored at the meeting Monday night. Standing, from left to right are; Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Mrs. Kenneth Elder, Mrs. Ron Mock, Mrs. Walter Spencer, Mrs. Jack Drysdale, Mrs. Earle Rowe, and. Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Seated left to right are: Mrs. W. Mickel, Mrs. John Blackwell, Mrs, John Corbett, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs, G. M. Drysdale and Mrs. George Armstrong. T-A photo UCW entertain lady friends at special Christmas meeting While They Last BELTED Winter Ban G78-14 F78-14r or B78-14 H78-14 $2616 ea. $2882 ea. FREE INSTALLATION TIRE BALANCING Static $2.00 Dynamic $3.50 STEEL RADIAL WHITE Snow Blems , 600-13 -650-13 645-14 695-14 B78-14 F78-15 NEW 4 PLY WHITEWALL Snow Tires D78-14 E78-14 $ 1 983 each FREE INSTALLATION SIIINDWBARGAINS 'in ME POLYESTER Summer White G78-14 G78-15 $3 275 each FREE INSTALLATION Winter Ban FR70-14 ' 6 1 .90ea. LR70-15 $81.31 eat. HR70-15 $68.88 ea RETREAD Snow Tires F-14 G-14 G-15 H-14 $ 1 4500 each CASH & CARRY $ 49$ each CASH & CARRY INDSHIELD WASHER ANTI-FREEZE 1 29 GAL RADIAL Summer White H R70-14 11270-15 $4696 ea. $504.9 0, FREE INSTALLATION ALGOMA TIRE LIMITED Exeter MAIN ST, NORTH OF HWY, 83 235-0330 RADIAL Whitewalls Winter or Summer GR70-15 or HR70-15 $447° each FREE INSTALLATION • -/ BUCKETMAN Carl McLellan and Jim Fox (on the truck), install the last of Hensall's new streetlights. The two men are employees of Borland and Orchard Ltd., Thorndale, hired by Hensall PUC to do the streetlight work. T-A photo Hensall Personals The annual Christmas Meeting of Hensall United Church`Women took place at the Hensall United Church December 1.Ladies from Chiselhurst were guests for the evening. The president, Shirley McAllister, welcomed the ladies and set the tone of the meeting by reading a poem, "Sounds of Christmas" Jessie McAllister, Mae Rowe and Pearl Erratt conducted the devotional demonstrating by banners and quotations, "Gifts from Christ". Rest, the Keys of the Kingdom, Power over Evil Spirits, Living Water, Bread of Heaven, Eternal Life and Peace are all gifts from Christ that we enjoyas Christians. Jessie McAllister who took the chair, read a poem at the beginning of her devotion, "The Christmas Symbol" and Mae Rowe concluded this part with another poem, "The Star". Pianist for the devotional was Dorothy Mickle. For the program, two piano selections were given by Karen McAllister. Mrs, Marilyn Zivkovic of Exeter sang "Jesu Bambino" and "0 Holy Night' accompanied on the piano by Helen Goddard, Anita Cook told the story "The Legend of the Creche". Courtesy remarks were given by Kaye Elder, and Karen and Mrs. Zivkovic were presented with gifts. The programme chairman was Helen Scane. Before closing, Pat Venner called on all the past presidents since the United Church was formed in 1925 and presented. them with scrolls to com- memorate their services. They were Mrs. Mark Drysdale for 1934-7. Mrs, Geo. Armstrong 1955- 9 and Mrs. Earle Rowe 10604. • Presidents of Evening Auxiliary were Mrs. John Corbett 1949, Mrs. John Black- well, 1951, Mrs. Lorne Chapman 1953, Mrs. Jack Drysdale 1957, Mrs. Wm. Mickle 1958, Mrs. Kenneth Elder 1959, Mrs. Ron Mock 1961. Presidents of United Church Women were Mrs. Earle Rowe 1962, Mrs. Walter Spencer 1963-4, Mrs. James McAllister 1967-8, Mrs. Vern Alderdice 1969-70, Mrs. Earl Rowe 1971 and Mrs. Ron Mock 1973. Mrs, Harvey Hyde presided Monday evening at the meeting of WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church opening the meeting with Queensway highlights Birthday greetings to Bill McKenzie who celehrated his birthday December 3. The church service was taken by Rev. Van Essen and his wife from Exeter. Visitors with Clara Feather= ston were Bill Parker, Margaret Larson, Belle Reid, Varna. Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Bannerman, Seaforth visited with Mrs. Bannerman. Mrs. Pearl Passmore visited her sister Mrs. Lavery. Rev. Marvin Barz visited with Mrs. Kraft. Mr. & Mrs. Bert Xlopp of Zurich also visited with Mrs, Kraft. Mr. & Mrs. Hopper, Mr. & Mrs, Floyd Reeves of Battle Creek, Mich. visited with Lin Latimore, Mrs, Marion Schenk and Jeanette Lippert visited with Hugo Schenk, Bessie Benesik and Elaine Skinner of Exeter visited with Ruby Miners. Dunn visited with Mrs, Vera Lammie and Roy & Clara MacDonald Visited Mrs. Sararas. Mr. &Mrs. James McNaUghton visited with Mrs, Ada Mark Sproat of HuronView visited on Tuesday with his sister Isabel Sproat, Shirley Prouty Exeter visited with Alex Barrett, 'Nobel Sproat, Roy McDonald and Lin Latimore. Shirley McAllister presided for the business and the following reports were presented. Financial, Mission and Service balance $575.84; general $1024.70 presented by Doreen Spencer, Donations of $950 were ap- proved, these presented by Mary Goodwin, head of Finance Committee. Mrs. Pearl Erratt, Supply Committee, reported 32 boxes sent out during the year. Anne Brock reported that the group had catered to 14 social functions. Helen Scane reported for Friendship and Visitation that 128 visits had been made, 93 gifts given and 117 cards sent. The following officers were elected: past president, Kay Mock; president, Shirley McAllister; first vice-president, Wil Beck; second, Grace Drummond; secretary, Jean Wareing; treasurer, Doreen Spencer; chairman of finance committee, Mary Goodwin; friendship committee, Anita Cook; social functions, Anne Brock; supply and welfare, Pearl Erratt. Unit 1 leader is Eileen Old firm sold to new owner Thomas Lavender who has operated a garage in the village for many years has sold his business to John Bieshisen of Forest, who has moved to the village taking immediate possession. Mr, & Mrs. Lavender have taken up residence in Exeter. Mrs. Mabel Gilfillan of Exeter visited over the weekend with her brother and sister-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Roy MacDonald. Hensall livestock sales Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Demand was active and prices were up. Fat cattle; heifers, $44.75-$49.00, steers, $45.00-$51.60, feeder cattle $23.00-$44.50, Pigs; weinlings $57.00-$62.00, chunks $65.00- $82.50. a meditation on "Candlelight" followed by prayer by Mrs. Bert Thompson. Mrs. Rochus Faber was in charge of the devotional and gave an interesting narration on "Bethlehem and the Birth of the Baby Lord Jesus". Mrs. Bert Thompson led prayer. A vocal duet, "May the Pearl Gates Open" was sung by Mrs. Edith Bell and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. The devotional was concluded by a reading by Mrs. Faber. The president Mrs. Harvey Hyde took charge of the business opening with a poem, "Who Is My Neighbour." Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mrs. Percy Campbell nominating committee presented the slate of officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; vice president, Mrs. John Soldan; secretary, Mrs. Glenn Bell; ass't secretary, Mrs. John Soldan; treasurer and glad tidings, Mrs. Percy Campbell; literature, friendship and service secretary, Mrs. Earl Campbell; supply secretary, Mrs. Edith Bell; associate members, Mrs. Harry Snell. Queensway Representative, Mrs. Rochus Faber; pianist, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall; stamp collector, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; telephone committee, Mrs. Agnes Madge and Mrs. Maleolrn Dougall. Installing officer Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth installed the officers, The, treasurer's report was very gratifying. MacLean; Unit 2 leader, Hilda Payne; unit 4 leader, Jessie McAllister. Nominating Committee is Kay Mock, Nursery Elva Forrest. Before closing Shirley McAllister was presented with a beautiful poinsettia. Unit 2 served birthday cake and all enjoyed a social hour. Ladies will pack Christmas boxes President Mrs. Clarence Volland presided for the meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church Monday evening. Following a Christmas meditation it was decided to pack boxes for the shut-ins December 17 at the church. A donation was voted to the choir. It was announced that a can- dlelight service will be held for the three congregations on the evening of December 21. Holy Communion will be held December 14, The election of officers was as follows: President, Mrs. Clarence Volland; vice- president, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall; secretary, Mrs. Edith Bell; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; pianist, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall; quilting committee, Mrs. Earl Campbell; Mrs. Edgar Munn, Mrs. Gertie Moir. Flower and treat convener, Mrs. Clanrence Volland; group leaders are Mrs. Esther Wright; Mrs. Percy Campbell; Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. Thieves enter local store Ron and Jean Wareing's 5 cents to $1 store was broken into over the weekend. The entry was made through a small window at the rear of the store, A small amount of cash was taken. Mrs. Daisy Ivey celebrated her 88th birthday last Saturday at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. Open House was held and birthday cake was served to all attending. Visitors during the week with her and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland at the Schwalm residence were Mrs. Winnie Skea, Mrs. Genevieve Windover, Mrs. Irene. Finlayson, Mrs. Margaret Ingram, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, and Mrs. Madeline Harburn from town. Out of town visitors were Mrs. Millie Dempsey and Mrs. Mar- jorie Banter from Holmesville, Mrs. Jack Hyde of Windsor, Mr. Earl Love of Hillsgreen, Mr. & lammuunanummaall'aumaaniumam/ Repairs To All Makes • Lawn Mowers • Garden Tractors • Chain Saws • Chain Saw Bars and Chains Authorized dealer for: • Briggs & Stratton • Homelite • Tecumseh • MTD Lawnflite Lawn & Garden Equipment JACKS Small Engine Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107` Queen . One Block ",..! F.. North of Business Section Hours 8 to 6' F.: Fri, nites till 9 Tininnuninninninonnunnwinninunnii CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Hensall Council refused resolution drawn up by the Huron "home at their regular meeting comment on the proposed ex- pansion of Queensway nursing Monday night, saying that they for education spending on June 30 and December 15. Association to set the tax levies County Municipal Officers had not seen the proposal or the The levies have been scheduled plans for the expansion. for the same times on in all the Queensway, which presently municipalities in Huron and houses forty residents, is slated Perth Counties. for expansion should they receive Problems with the dump are the necessary approval from the still arising, particularly with the three levels of government ditch that surrounds it. The necessary. Conservation Authority has Council was told that county agreed to supply a man, truck planner Norman Dzus has ap- and hand tools to clean out the proved in principle the plans for waste paper and scrub brush that the expansion. is now lying in it. The Authority The proposal awaits necessary asked the municipality to supply ministerial approvals before it a tractor to help in the removal of can go on to the next stage, The the brush. Hensall has also planned expansions will probably agreed to erect snow fencing bring the capacity of Queensway up to 46 residents and improve Seasonal decor the facilities. The six new residents, should there be any, for United Church will not come from the area, but from Seaforth Manor which is The Hensall United Church was also operated by S. C. Carlsen. decorated for the beginning of the The basis for the proposed Advent Season with a lighted expansion is better efficiency in Christmas tree, evergreens, the home. At present Queensway poinsettias, a Nativity Scene and !complieswith all regulations set the Advent candles on a wreath. down by the ministry, says Mrs. The service was conducted by Ile Haight, spokesman for Rev. Don Beck who explained the Queensway. old Norwegian custom of lighting Mrs„ Haight said that there is advent candles. The candles are no possibility of Queensway purple, a symbol of royalty and being closed down, whether the penitence, and the first candle expansion is approved or was lit by Sandra McCurdy, rejected by the ministry, council Mrs. John Turkheim was at the and the planning board. organ and the choir sang the Council also approved a anthem, "How beautiful upon the Mountains", By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Mabel Desjardine is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, having injured herself in a fall at her home. Mrs. Trellis Little is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery last Tuesday. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine were Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta, Gary, Diane and Lorianne, and Gordon Weiburg, all of Waterloo. Mrs. Sid Durie and Glenn spent the weekend in Toronto with her mother Mrs. Peter Wardlaw, Thursday and Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Keller were Mrs. Keller's brother, Dave Meyers, of London, Mr. & Mrs. Max Windsor of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mark of Crediton, and Mr. & Mrs, Robert Feltz and Terry of Brinsley. Mr. & Mrs. Feltz recently celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary with a family party at her parents home here. Monday evening supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine were Mr. & Mrs. Percy Willert of Zurich, Mrs. Garnet Willert and Mrs. Laura Datars of Dashwood. There was a good turn out at the dance in Parkhill Community centre, which was sponsored by the Shipka Community centre to help with needed repairs at the centre here. Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier and Christopher of Detroit and Nancy Baker of Kitchener spent the weekend here with the girls parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz were Sunday supper guests in London with Lynda and Bill Morenz. wmuonnunniunnunnumunononnumuumnumunnunimununnunninunnmw FORREST ELECTRONICS now has in stock CB RADIOS & ANTENNAS We also specialize in Base and Mobile Installations and service to all makes around the ditch to try and halt the littering. People taking garbage to the dump are having difficulty getting out because of the wet clay that is causing them to get stuck. Gravelling the road to the dumping sight was discussed but it was decided to avoid that because the bull dozer which piles the garbage would tear it up again, Fire Chief David W. Sangster has officially retired and will be replaced by deputy-chief Jim Hyde, who assumed the duties November 4, until council chooses a new chief in the new year. Mr. & Mrs. Dock Poore, Gayle and Elaine of Bryanston visited with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Smith on Sunday, Mr, 4 Mrs. Harry Oakes of Clinton visited with Mr. & Mrs, Carl Payne on Saturday, Mr. & Mrs. Claire Castle and family of Ilderton visited with Mrs. John Alexander and family Sunday. Mrs. William Petty underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London last week. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Faulder of Ailsa Craig visited Sunday with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Mooney who will spend several weeks with them. Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Munn returned home after spending the past week with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Don Gooding at Parkhill. Mrs. Jack Corbett visited recently with her sister Mrs. Leslie Adams in Exeter, Winners of Hensall Ladies Broomball team glass turkey draw: first, Laverne Gould, Exeter; second, Jack Triebner, Exeter; third, Wendy Walters, Woodham. Mr. & Mrs. George Parker flew to Summerside Prince Edward Island to visit with Mr. & Mrs. Oren Williams, former residents of the village, The Hensall Women's Institute Christmas meeting will be held on December 10. The programs will be given, by each of the members presenting a number. Mr. & Mrs, Sim Roobol are amazed to see their Japonica shrub in bloom again. It had already flowered in May of this year, Correction CNIB canvass was erroneously reported November 10. The correct amount was $1,078.45, Smile A young man entered a jewelry store and asked to see diamond engagement rings. "What price do you have In mind?" asked the salesgirl. "About$100," the customer said. The salesgirl brought out a tray. "These are our Canardly diamonds," she said, placing them on the counter. "What is a Canardly diamond?" the young man asked. The salesgirl smiled sweetly and said, "Can 'ardly see it." Hensall and district news Carmel WMS elect new officers for slate 4-H members make breads The sixth meeting of the Hensall 4-H Clubs, the Kneeded 7 and Dough-doe's, was held at the Hensall United Church November 19. Ten girls answered to the roll call, "The supper dish you made with bread as a main ingredient". The leaders demonstrated how to make Chelsea buns and Hungarian Bubble Ring. The seventh meeting was held Tuesday evening. Thirteen girls answered the roll call "Name a use for bread other than for toast or sandwiches." The leaders demonstrated Puffy Dutch Mini Cakes which are tiny yeast cakes popular in Holland. Plans were made for Achievement day on January 410 and plans were also finalized for a supper party for the closing meeting. Hensall lady enjoys 88th birthday party Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Janet of Kippen, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Varna, Mrs, Shia Chiu, Cecilia and Nancy of Stratford, Mrs. Jean Glasgow and Colleen of Exeter. Also visiting were Mrs. Marion Dougall and Helen of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Johnston of Brucefield, Mrs. Phyllis Mountford of Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Don Coghlin, Debby and Paul of Fordwich, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Finlayson and Michael of Staffa, and Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Ivey and niece Dawn of Sarnia. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 102 Richmond St, N„ Hensall Phone 262-2540 Council awaits approval, no comment on Queenswa