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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1960-09-15, Page 5all 70,71341a;PritritalarVein="Mtnira Page 5 September 15,, 1.969 and district rn.ews C ORRESPONDENTS. Mrs. Maude Heaclen, Phone Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 en RIGHT ON YOUR JOB Good time to check your heating system, make sure it's working properly. Associate Member, National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association Lindenfields Ltd. 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Hall for the opening fall meeting with president Mrs. Gordon Munn chairing the meet- log. It was announced that a bowl- ing team from the auxiliary had been formed and will bowl in the Women's Bowling League 'at Zurich. Mrs. Don Havens, cap- tain of the team discussed the. project. Team members are Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs, Howard Single, Mrs. William Sin ale, Airs. Forrister, Mrs. Don Has'- ens, Mrs, Harold Campbell with Mrs, Munn, Mrs. W. j. Came- ron, Mrs. Havens, president, sec- retary and treasurer, will. attend the convention at Windsor from Sept. 15 to 18, with all auxil- iaries from Ontario represented. Mrs. Bisback won the mystery prize, and winners of bingo were 'Mrs. Bisback. Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. G. Allan, Mrs. R. Vanstone, Mrs. M. Taylor, Mrs. J. Henderson (2), Mrs. Maude Redden, Mrs. L. Noakes, Mrs. - W, Smale. A pot luck lunch was served. WM5 begins new study At the first fall meeting of the 1 Woman's Missionary Society of Pensall United Church on Thurs- day evening the new study "Into All the World Together" was in- troduced by Mrs. R. M, Peck who also presided for the pro-, gram. Mrs. Albert Alexander review- ed the two study books to be used; "The Turning World" and{ "The Ship Under the Cross",i Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs. W. Dilling explained the. meaning{ of "ecumenical" by means of a I dialogue. Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. J. Horton assisted in the devotion- al period. Mns. Beatrice Hess of Zurich ;Thitributed a piano selection featuring a medley of hymns with variations and Mrs. Hess and Mrs. George Hess, Hensall, sang two duets, with Mrs. Laird Mickle as accompanist. President Mrs. E. Rowe con- ducted the business session when it was announced the annual thankoffering would be held in October. Mrs. William Henry tendered her resignation as stewardship cpnvener owing to illness in the home. Mrs. W. B. Cross was named to complete the year. The meeting was preceded by a pot luck supper. The tables were decorated in pink and white using candles and pink glads. Large baskets of pink a"d white glads were effectively placed in the room. Mrs. R. J. Patterson, Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Alexander were the decorating committee. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson, Varna, newlyweds, were. honoredi at a reception held for them at Bayfield Pavilion and presented with a well filled purse of. mo- ney. Stew and his Collegians furnished music for the dance. Mrs. G. M. Chellew, who has been spending the summer months with her mother, Mrs. Cornelius Cook, at her summer cottage Del-Mar at Grand Bend, returned to her home in Los Angeles by plane on Saturday. lirs. Chellew is the former Ola Cook, rOROE DAr Attends national Kin convention Bill Alickle, Governor of Kins- men District 3,, left by jet, from Mahon Thursday of last week to attend the National Convention of the Association of Kinsmen clubs of Canada, Bill flew by jet to Vancouver, B.C., and from, there he flew back to Kelowna, B.C., a dist- ance of 350 miles. Convention concluded on Monday. The re- turn trip was made, by jet. Save buildings from grass fire Hensall firemen were called to a grass fire on the farm own- ed by Bill Green two and a half ty, To install Kin officers At the Kinsmen dinner meet- ing Thursday, September 8 at the New Commercial Hotel, plans were finalized for the joint installation of Kinsmen and Kin- ettes at the Commercial Hotel on Thursday, September 22 when District Deputy Governor Ron Latimer, London, and District Convener Mrs. Helen Drysdale, Hensall, will install the officers for both clubs, Governor Bill Mickle will also attend. Kinsmen officer; to be install- ed will be; President, William Clement; past president, Ross Jinks; vice-president, William Fuss; secretary, Deitz; treasurer, Frank Ellwood; bul- letin editor, John Deitz; regis- trar, Allan Crerar; directors, Neil Taylor, Jack Simmons, Bill Calera an. Kinette executive will he; President, Mrs. Ross Jinks; past president, Mrs. William Alickle; vice-president, Mrs. Wil- liam Clement; secretary, Mrs. Harold Bonthro n; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Ellwood; bulletin edtors, Mrs. George Beer and Mrs. Ellwood; registrar, Mrs. Beer. Six guests were present from ,Exeter• and St LI the meeting' chaired by presi- dent Ross Jinks. Personal items Visitors on Sunday with Mr. John Passmore were Mr. Ken- neth Passmore and Bobby of Aylmer; Mr. and Mrs. Gib Dun- can, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dun- can and family of Kirkton., Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones at the Queens- way Nursing home were Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gannett and daugh- ters Susan and Beverly, Toron- to; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoo- ver and Sylvia, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Dougall Campbell, Norman and Sandra, Mitchell. Rev. W. C. Winlaw will con- duct anniversary services in Beachville United Church both morning and evening. Rally Day services will he held in the local United Church. Twelve men from the congregation will an- pear on the TV program "Sing Time" over CKNX meets allocation The Evening Auxiliary, meet- ing in the United Church school- room Monday evening, disclosed that their quarterly allocation had been. forwarded to the treas- urer, and that they will cater to a wedding banquet on Octo- ber 15, The theme of the devotional taken by Mrs, Lorne Chapman, assisted by Mrs. Jack Corbett and Mrs. Ed Corbett w a s "Love". Mrs. Chapman gave a paper on "Love in the great- est thing in the world." The study from the new study book. "The Turning World" was reviewed by Mrs, A. Shirray. President Mrs. Hugh McEwen chaired the meeting, and guests for the evening were Mrs. Mc- Crae and Mrs. Williams, Hensall. Miss Ellis and Mrs. H. Keys conducted two contests "A flo- wer contest" and "The streets of Hensel]," A pot luck luncheon was served. Kinettes make plans The Hensall Kinettes met for the first meeting of the fall sea- son at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Clement on Tuesday eve- ning, Plans were discussed for fu- ture activities. It was announced that a gift had been sent to the group's adopted child in Rely. Mrs. John Heal won the raf- fle. Guest at the meeting was Mrs. Jim Hyde of. Exeter. The newly elected president, Mrs. Ross Jinks was in the chair, HENSALL Rebekah lodge 'names officers Amber Rebekah Lodge open- ed the fall term with the Noble Grand, Mrs. Glenn Bell presid- ing, An invitation was received for the Past Noble Grands to attend a gathering at the Shakespear- ean Theatre, Stratford, Friday, September 30 at 3 p.m, when guides will direct a tour of the theatre, after which a social hour will follow at the Lodge Hall, Officers were elected for the year, Noble Grand is Mrs. B. Chipcihase; vice-Grand, Mrs. A. Orr; recording secretary, Mrs. turned from a three weeks' va- cation spent at Huron Vista, Grand Bend. Mrs. Vera Gregg, of Gorrie, has returned home following a visit with Mrs. L. Simpson. Mrs, James Smillie, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie and 'Marg- aret, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. George Little in. Wind- sor Wednesday, September 7. Mrs. Little was a sister of Mrs. James Smillie. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Wilson and Ronnie returned -home Mon- day from a two months' tour of Europe. On their return home they flew by jet from Northern Ireland. to London, from London to Prestwick, Scotland, across the Atlantic and flew over the top of Greenland and Labrador to Toronto to escape Hurricane Donna. During their itinerary they travelled 15,000 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schaeffer, of Palmerston, were recent visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Miss Patsy Jones, who has been on two weeks' vacation, returned to her duties at the local Bell Telephone office on Monday. Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the past week visiting with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker, Chisel- hurst and was a weekend visi- tor with another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schroeder and family. Miss Marion Bell, of London, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell. AT CENTRALIA 'C .ntllhmkswom,„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 RESTRURRIIT W. G. 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Want to convert to a new kind of heat? Call! INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS laying of hands ceremony and the elders joined them for the right hand of fellowship rites. Exhortation to the newly-or- dained minister was given by Rev. R. G. MacMillan, Gode- rich, who also presided. Mr. Vais recently completed his bachelor of• arts degree and came to Hensall from Montreal, where he completed his studies in a Presbyterian. College. Among the guest' ministers present was Rev. A. B. McKay, Montreal, under whom Mr. Vais served two years as• a student minister, The parents, grandfather and two brothers, Timothy and Velis, of Mr. Vais, attended the cere- mony as did. also 14 members of the family of Mrs. Vais, who live in Bracebridge. In addition to members of tion was given by the Rev, Dr. • • C. G, Vais, Rock Falls, Ill., fa- Carmel societies ther of the candidate. Ministers present joined in the hold joint meeting in an hour of fellowship by the ladies of the church who served refreshments. , subs, Mrs, Munn and Mrs. Harry miles north-east of Hensall in J. Ingram; financial secretary, Horton, Tuckersmith township, on Thurs- Mrs. C. VoRand; treasurer, ee ' Mrs. Harold Campbell was ap- day afternoon. Mrs, A. MacGregor. pointed new sports officer, A lumber pile caught fire and Interesting reports of the 70th annual session of the Rebekah Cigarettes will be forwarded a small barn housing several Assembly of Ontario, held in To-to the two war veterans adopted pigs and cattle was somewhat ronto in June were given by Jr. by the auxiliary at Westminster charred but was saved The ani- PNG Mrs, Inez McEwen and Hospital. ma's had been removed to safe- PNG Mrs. William Caldwell, Arrangements were made to cater to a banquet in the Hen- sail Community Arena, Wednes- day, October 12 in honor of Mr. A pot luncheon was enjoyedj witnessed by over 300 Percy Campbell DDP of the • subordinate lodge, I in the lower hall, convened by Mrs. Lorne Chapman, Appointed a year and, one-half istry of the church ,at a service Personal items ago to serve the congregations Tuesday evening in. C a r in e. I Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Parker, of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Church, Hensall. of Seaforth, were recent visitors Hensel', and Knox Presbyterian The ceremony was in charge with the former's parents, Mr. Church, Bayfield, George C. . of Huron-Maitland presbytery, and Mrs. William Parker and . Miss Betty Parker of London was a weekend visitor with them. Evening Auxiliar Mr, John Passmore has re- • presbytery, attending were Rev. Samuel Kerr, Exeter; Rev. G. M. Lamont, Mitchell; Rev. Charles I). Daniel, Ingersoll; Rev. R, C. Winlaw, Hensel]; Vais was ordained. intofullmin which was well represented. Rev. Bren de Vries, Exeter. Three hundred guests witnessed The senior and junior choirs the ceremony, of Carmel church sang under the Rev. Fred Cromey, BA, Kin- direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dou- gall. cardine, preached on the .topic, "Living Hope." Vows of ordi- The 300 guests were received nation were given by Rev. D. N. AlcCombre, BA, moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Canada. The prayer of ordina- A combined meeting of the Womans Missionary Society and Ladies Aid of Carmel Presbyte- rian Church was held last Tues- day evening in the church, schoolroom. Plans for the WMS thank-offer- ing to be held in. October were, laid. The topic "Together we serve" was given by the presi- dent Mrs. Earl Campbell who also chaired the meeting. She was assisted in the devotional by Mrs. Glen Bell, Mrs. W. H. McLean and Mrs. Campbell. The Ladies Aid brief meeting which followed was presided over by president Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor and finalized plans for the ordination service held in the church schoolroom Tuesday evening, tribute a d ir Mrs, Harvey Hyde con- ..liefaeleitiitaitiffirtiVitaitafiKiefetieereafiefiteiefeettekalatiVelkeefettfaieefieetatiffieteeralecei .'