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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-02-12, Page 5Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 United Church Women install new officers MISS CANADA and WHIPPER BILLY WATSON get together to remind you that the Ontario March of Dimes campaign for funds ends on Valentine's Day. 750,000 physically disabled adults need your help; please give generously. Set date for barbeque .MS*0,-v7/W4:WM:Maiar: 40./MOM.:4> ://07.0=1:WAYOZAW,:: BALL-MACAULAY LUCKY DAY BUILDING CENTRE :/7:1"M"4,* 44:*IF '40P ••:A•• • 04•92;:g 040.w."." • V2:is;;A:ffipp ,.0 *Ayr/. : /04,N9:i• et: "*"'" • 7:4:kAnwo.s:;:o.:9 dllr.0',0441x04000.60ft Make It Your ONE DAY ONLY Friday, Feb. 13th all stock items will carry a 13% DISCOUNT for CASH SALES SEAFORTH CLINTON HENSALL 527-0910 4824405 262- 2418 ▪ "weimegaMoss 4=114.~1110Slomfarapliihn. .7; Cuiverhouse CHOICE PEAS Christies Chips A Hay or Oreo COOKIES cs iiiTINES Real?' 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Mrs. Ella Drysdale read a poem, "Meditations" 20 members answered the roll call and 70 visits to sick and "shut-ins" were made during the month. The meeting closed with the singing of "How firm a foundation", followed by the Benediction. Mrs. Gladys Coleman and her com- mittee served lunch. WMS meet The February meeting of the WMS of Carmel Presbyterian church was held on Tuesday, February 3 with Mrs. Harvey Hyde presiding, The meeting opened with a Meditation "Lift My Eyes to Far Horizons". Mrs. Clarence Volland was in charge of the Devotional and was assisted by several members, Mrs, Hyde read a newspaper clipping on "Projects of the Board of World Missions for 1976." The World Day of Prayer will be held in St. Paul's Anglican Church on March 5 at 2:30 p,m. The next WMS meeting will be held on March 1 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth in charge. The Ladies' Aid meeting followed with Mrs. Clarence Volland presiding. Several items of business were discussed. Unit 2 of Hensall United Church met on Monday, February 9, with Diane Gerstenkorn in the chair who opened with a Valentine poem, Business was conducted first and Grace Drummond reported that the Unit was responsible for flowers in the Sanctuary for the months of March, June, October and Noble Grand Mrs. Bertha MacGregor presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening assisted by Mrs. Hazel Corbett R.S.V.G. in the absence of Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Mrs, Margaret Jr. P.N.G. gave the report of the C.P.T. com- mittee. It was decided to post- pone the annual "Birthday Party" until a later date owing to weather conditions. Plans were January 1977. The Unit must also look after the Devotional at the April General Meeting, the lunch in October and the programme in December. Hensall UCW will host the Huron Perth Presbytery Regional Meeting in the fall and the proceeds from last year's barbeque has been transferred to made to attend the meeting in Clinton on March 1 when the Assembly President Mrs. Helen Sheppard will make her official visit. Noble Grand Mrs. Bertha MacGregor presented Mrs, Margaret Consitt Jr. P.N.G. with her Jewel. Mrs. Consitt replied thanking the members for her Jewel. Following the business a social hour was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Elizabeth Volland, who resides at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, celebrated her93rd birthday on Saturday, February 7, with all her family participating in the event, with a dinner and birthday cake. Also an Open House, with friends and relatives dropping in for tea and best wishes. Visitors were present from London, Clinton, Varna, Brucefield, Exeter, Kippen, Skaffa, Seaforth, Goderich, Zurich and Hensall. Mr, & Mrs. Carl Payne have returned from a delightful two month trip of the southern United States and visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Gun- nery Sergeant and Mrs. Gary Merritt, and grandson Gregory of Buckeye, Arizona, They travelled north on the return trip and visited in Winnipeg and Sault Ste. Marie. Gunnery Sergeant Gary Merritt has left for a thirteen month tour of duty in Japan, Mr. & Mrs. Kase Van Den Heuvel of Goderich and Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Vermaas of Oud- Beyerland were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal on Tuesday. Mrs, Harold Parker returned home after spending a few days with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Don Dalton and new granddaughter Carla Ann in Seaforth. Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan, David, Tom and Ann of Waterloo arid Charles Mickle of Hamilton spent Saturday evening with Mrs, IVIacIVIillan's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. They all were guests including Mrs. Florence Joynt at a dinner Saturday evening. Members hear talk on unity The regular meeting of St. Paul's ACW was held at the house of Mrs. Middleton on Friday afternoon, The meeting opened with "The Members Prayer" followed by the Lord's Prayer. An invitation was read by the president, Mrs. Forrest. Mrs. Windover read the scripture and after the hymn Mrs. Anderson gave the meditation. The minutes were read and approved, the correspondence was dealt with and the questionnaire completed. In keeping with the theme, Rev. G.A. Anderson gave a talk on "Unity". A biblical quiz was conducted. The World's Day of Prayer will be held at St, Paul's Church. It was decided to pack a hale in the spring. Membership dues were paid and the Rev. Anderson closed the meeting with a prayer. brassieres being too small, or the panties being too large, or the stockings not being sheer enough. And then there's the monthly bill. My wife has been carrying on a running battle with Eaton's billing department for years. Every month there's a mistake in it, the old girl gets furious, and I have to listen to the tirade, which can go on for an hour. She has written letters which were brilliant, cutting essays in satire. She has written furious, blunt letters. She has written letters to the accounts manager, the public relations vice- president, the president of the whole caboodle, She has wept with rage and frustration when they have been ignored, and the voiceless,, faceless computer spews out another monthly bill, goofed up again. Farewell, Eaton's catalogue, You' were a great thing in' your day. But I, for one, say good riddance, Hensall United Church Officers of the Hensall United Church Women were installed at the regular service on Sunday, which was conducted by Rev. Don Beck. Past president, Kay Mock; president, Shirley McAllister; 1st vice-president, Wil Beck; 2nd vice-president, Grace Drummond; secretary, Jean Wareing; treasurer, Doreen Spencer; leader, Unit 1, Eileen cLean; leader, Unit 2, Hilda 'ayne; leader, Unit 4, Jessie McAllister; Friendship and Visitation Chairman, Anita Cook; Finance Chairman, Pearl Erratt ; Nomination Chairman, Kay Mock; Social Functions CALLING OF TENDERS Take notice the Council of the Village of Hensall is calling for sealed tender bids for the reconstruction of the auditorium in the Hensall Town Hall to make available office space. Specifications may be viewed at the Clerk's office between the hours of 9:00 a.m, to 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tenders will be opened at the Hensall Municipal Office, February 27, 1976, at 4:00 p.m. All tenders must be received by the Clerk no later than February 27, 1976, d t 3:45 p.m, All tenders are subject to the approval of the Council. Council of the Village of Hensall Chairman, Anne Brock; Nursery Convener, Elva Forrest. Rev. Beck preached on "Blessed are the poor in spirit .' arid the choir, under the direction jof Mrs. John Turkheim, sang the anthem, "Ye servants of God". Unit 1 UCW will, meet on Thur- sday at 2:00 United church Mrs. James McAllister opened the meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall United Church by reading a poem. Mrs. Arthur Slade gave the devotional based on the 23 Psalm. The study was taken by Mrs. Earle Rowe who spoke on the church "Window" fund. This year's Beef Barbeque will be held on May 26. It was also decided to hold a luncheon the day of the October General Meeting. The World's Day of Prayer will be observed at the Anglican Church on Friday, March 6. In place of a study all members brought clippings about China, and read them, in preparation for the study of China next month. The devotional was lead by Fran Mickle when thoughts were directed to John the Baptist, the only man designated "great" by Jesus. The singing of the hymn "Come let us sing of a wonderful love" and "Art thou weary, heavy laden" and a prayer for Faith by Peter Marshall con- cluded the devotional. The of- fering was dedicated and Diane read a little about the customs and beliefs of Valentine's Day. After thanking all who had taken part, the meeting closed with a prayer and a contest was con- ducted, followed by a delicious lunch, served by Jeanette Turner and Elsie Carlyle. Times-Advocate, February 12, 1976 Page 5 Hensaii personals Weather conditions force postponement of party — Continued from Page 4 faceless, impersonal titan which could operate from a hole in the wall called an order office, contributed virtually nothing to the community, and could un- dercut his prices every time because it could buy in volume. And I know another group that will be happy with the bad news that they will never again have an Eaton's catalogue in the house. Men like me, and they number in the thousands. I don't care if I never see another Eaton's catalogue. Or Simpson's either. For 25 years I have been taking parcels back to the Eaton's order office. My wife never takes them back, and she rarely keeps anything she has ordered. It's a casual: "Drop this off at Eaton's on your way to work," And ,I've had to stand shamefaced in the order office, among a bunch of women, and mutter something about the three Smiley's d Spoce,