HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-06-13, Page 13Hugh Love
Hugh Love, formerly of
Hensall passed away at the
Alexandra Marine General
Hospital, Goderich on
Sunday June 10, 1979 in his
92nd year. He was the
beloved husband of the late
Agnes Ann Jarrott and dear
father of Earl, Hensall and
Mrs. Percy (Emma)
Campbell, Hensall brother of
Mrs. Gertrude Moir, Hen
sall. Also surviving are six
grandchildren and seventeen
great-grandchildren and two
great great grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home on Wednesday June
13th at 2 p.m. with Rev.
Kenneth Knight officiating.
Interment in Baird’s
Cemetery. The pallbearers
are Messers Grant Webster,
Jack MacGregor, Lome
Love, Elmer Campbell, Ray
Consitt, Glen Koehler.
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home on Tuesday, June 12 at
2 p.m. with Rev. Stan
McDonald officiating.
Interment in Bayfield
Cemetery. The pallbearers
were Messers Gregory
Willert, Leonard Hoffman,
Ken Richardson, Beverly
Burrill, Ray Weido, Gerald
Weido.
Times-Advocate, June 13, 1979
About people you know
Walker Carlile
Walker C.H. Carlile
Hensall passed away in
South Huron Hospital,
Exeter .on Saturday June 9,
1979 in his 71st year. He was
the beloved husband of Elsie
(Landsborough) Carlile and
• father of William and Robert
both of Hensall and Mrs.
Glen (Elaine) Weido, R.R. 1
Zurich. Three sisters survive
Mrs,Wes (Muriel) Richard
son, Goderich; Mrs. James
(Martha) Stokes, London;
Mrs. Leeland (Ann) Willert,
Zurich; three grandchildren
and three great
grandchildren also survive.
Funeral service was held
of
Chiselhurst
ladies meet
The U.C.W. of Chiselhurst
met on Tuesday with the
President Mrs. J. Brintnell
presiding and opened the
meeting with a poem “If you
have a garden.” The theme
song and prayer followed.
Mrs. Harold Parker con
ducted the Worship seevice
her topic being “The Shadow
of a Man,”
The roll call was answered
with the continuous reading
of a section of Scriptures.
“Thank You” notes were
read from the Parson
family, The Men’s Mission in
London, and Harold Parker.
The ladies are holding a
bake sale on Saturday June
16th at the Hensall Arena at
10.00 a.m. Plan to attend. It
was announced the new
study book for next year will
be on Japan. An interesting
film was shown on Under
standing Scripture Episode
number 1” Mrs. Alf Ross
played several piano
selections. The president
closed the meeting with
prayer. The hostesses were
Mrs. Alvin Cole and Mrs.
Shirley Kerslake.
HENSALL BOYS TRACK WINNERS — These three young men were the top finishers in their
divisions of the Hensall Public School track and field meet. From left to right are David
Dougall, junior; Tim Easterbrook, intermediate and Jeff Rowe, senior. Staff photo
Family services director
outlines new approaches
Mrs. Mel Glanville has
been a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London where she
is receiving treatment.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Gooding
and son Donald James of
Strathroy were recent
visitors with the former’s
grandmother Mrs. Edgar
Munn.
Mrs. E.R. Davis returned
home after spending a few
days with relatives in
London.
Mrs. Brian Campbell is
supplying at the Hensall
Public Library in the ab
sence of the Librarian Mrs.
James Robinson.
Mr. Rick Luther, London
and Miss Susan Luther,
Kitchener were recent
visitors with their parents
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Luther.
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Raeburn of
London visited with their
parents Mr. & Mrs. Arthur
Slade and Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Raeburn this week end.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker
returned home after spen
ding a week with their son-in-
law and daughter Sgt. Doug
Wein, R.C.M.P. Mrs. Wein
and David in Ottawa.
Mrs. Hazel Luther who has
spent the past several
months with her son-in-law
and daughter Mr. & Mrs.
Arthur Slade and her son and
daughter-in-law Mr. & Mrs.
Eric Luther left this.week for
Halifax where she will visit
with her son and daughter-
in-law and family Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Luther prior to taking
up residence at her home in
Newfoundland.
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Taylor
and Kari Lynn spent a few
days visiting Sgt. Doug Wein
R.C.M.P. and Mrs. Wein and
David in Ottawa.
The Hensall Ladies’
Legion Auxiliary met on
Tuesday evening with the
President Mrs. Beatrice Uyl
presiding. During the
meeting Mrs. Uyl presented
Mrs. Vera Smale with a Life
Membership. A discussion asked to cater to this coming
arqse over the many wed- season. The Zone Installa-
ding the members were tion will be held June 15.
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The June general meeting
was held in the Fellowship
Hall of Hensall United
Church on Monday evening,
June 4 when Mr. John Penn
of the Goderich Children and
Family Services was the
speaker.
Mr. Penn, who is the
Director at Goderich spoke
of the new outlook on work-
-ing with children, that is
working with the entire
family to try to prevent
abuse of the child either
physically or mentally. Tak
ing children from their
families is only used as a
last resource nowadays.
Counselling, educating
parents, and Parent Aids
are some of the measures
used. Stephen Township has
a Neighbourhood Resource
Centre. Educating the public
to be aware of and report
cases of Child abuse is a big
help and this reporting can
be done anonymously.
The Children’s and Family
Services is governed by a
Board of Directors and help
received from foster
parents, adoptions, financial
drives, donations of good
clothing, drivers and day
trips organized by high
school students.
John Penn was introduced
by Mrs. Earle Rowe and
thanked by Mrs. James
McAllister.
Before the speaker, Mrs.
Eric Luther and Mrs. Cliff
Britton 'gave a beautiful
duet, “The Garden of
Prayer” accompanied by
Mrs. Laird Mickle on the
piano. After the speaker,
Mrs. Laird Mickle favoured
with a medley of Irish tunes
again on the piano. The
programme was chaired by
Mrs. James McAllister.
With the president, Mrs.
Grace Drummond, in the
chair the meeting opened
with all repeating the Pur
pose of the U.C.W. in unison.
During the business much
correspondence was dealt
with Camp Menesetung
would be happy to have
sponsors for children who
would like to attend summer
camp and need financial
help. They are also holding
an adult workshop day on
June 18 from 9:30 a.m.
names to be in by June 11.
U.C.W. are asked to boycott
Nestle’ products as they are
pushing baby formula in
Asian countries in contrast
to breast feeding which1 is
safer when water supplies
are not .safe. Letters regar
ding television commercials
of an offensive nature should
still be written. Alma
College for Women will be
held August 19-22 with the
day school on Tuesday,
August 21 and the regional
meeting will be held at
Elimville on October 12
while the fall executive
meeting will be on
September 17. The next
general meeting will be a
potluck supper on October 1.
Committee reports were
given and it was decided to
make a' donation to the
Manse fund from the profits
of the various projects.
To close the evening an in
spiring devotional was given
by Mrs. Don Joynt on self-
assertion and how it can be
channeled, into compassion
for others. Courtesy
remarks were given by Mrs.
Rodger Venner and Rev.
McDonald closed with the
Benediction.
NOTICE TO
Ratepayers of
HAY TOWNSHIP
That, council of the Township of Hay, have given
instructions to the Road Superintendent to carry out
a ditch shaping program within the Township of
Hay, and to notify by Public advertisement to
ratepayers of our decision.
Effective immediately, any township stake
markers which have been removed, will be replaced
at the expense of the landowner of the area. The
same pertains to all entrance culverts and construc
tion.
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