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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-11-04, Page 90. uc ' w orae me made uem come out ole The fifth'eeting of Hensall (1) B ley Buddies was held at Vick **se, � O+ lobe,. at o u { ,ld u di cu ed. rqun ' 'ilut" . to $ ! ► �? i thenr .UPI e C e. noodle 0 and ;afar P�+gl'i �dand�;�' r pa�d� �� kr� noodle tfie; remainders pt our lives casserole andpeanut +crispp e egg meeti.1 �" �llte �atal�+cr for being rhl�', .W '�' ru Luc to our col airy of was held at Karen V011440 e. use at 7:45 P.M- on arta Maple 1�e1 la Leat lined ha. o wot1 01 VCS us all a taken TuesdaY, Novem e 4unity which reflects in our Hensall 4-11 Clulo (No.3) October 26 our suet on Tuesday, Or anization,belThe .i United and combined meetings three and four which were a .. a Citizens of Ontario ct►talogue of 'cereals and �e�lior Inc." The originality of the- flours. Hight gsrls, answered teat elands fur the sutisf. ac• the 'rail eall whirr awns �•my tion a ' us ltuowit► we are recognized as Senior Citizens recipe using a ready -to -eat cereal. Meeting four of Ifensall 4�H and respect as each,. The flag can + purchased.No. 2) Club,, the Bran She closed witha goem, Muppeta was held on Tuesday "Just for today". During the evening at the home of Linda morning; Mrs. Zerback had Gerstenkorn, The roll call, been called on for a few words "my recipe using a ready -to - and she advised all clubs to eat cereal" was answered by have a club name board when eight girls. they attended rallies. In discussion group the The Rally was chaired by girls discussed flour, its the Zone President, Mrs. many kinds and uses. They Mary Grigg and opened with learned the common troubles "0 Canada" followed by the of muffin making, the main Lord's prayer. Following this one being over mixing. Mrs. a moment of silence was Pepper demonstrated bran observed in memory of muffins which were enjoyed deceased members. with jam anda glass of milk. Welcomes were given by Mr. The 4-11 girls are going to be John McCutcheon, Warden of selling. Remembrance pop - Huron County, Mayor Deb piesay, in ember fi e on Satur- Shewfelt of Goderich and Mrs. Leona ' Lockhart Honorary President of Zone 8, who also spoke during the The regular meeting of St. afternoon session. d During the lunch hour, an Pauls ACW was held at theRectory in Exeter on Thur - executive meeting was held sday `afternoon. The which should include two president, Mrs.. Forrest members from each club opened the meeting with the besides the Zone Executive. Members Prayer. The From the executive meeting Invocation was read from, an invitation was extended to "`The Living Word". The hold . the Spring Rally in scripture was taken by Mrs. Dashwood next April. There Annie Read, Mrs. Anderson will be an executive meeting and Mrs. Windovgr. Rev. in March to:arrange this. Anderson gave the s. Leona Lock l ve KMeditntinn. A cretarY rs. rIT a splendid account .Ontario Convention in St. Catharines this summer which she and Mrs. Grigg *attended. "Voice" Magazine contains news of area meetings and is a great help at $1.50 a year. The Con- vention included a trip to the Niagara area and a. dinner given by the Ontario Government at which The Honorable Pauline McGibbon was the speaker, reminding the audience that seven years ago one week was set aside by the government for Senior 0 Citizen week. All Seniors should think to brighten the corner where they are and thereby make someone else happy. Reports were given by the president of each of the eleven clubs, and each club gave a number, either vocal, instrumental, a reading or with some other instruments. Another afternoon speaker was Mr. Livingstone, an ex - *policeman . who urged us to live with hope. Following him, Mr. Emmerson Inglis, president of Zone 1 spoke, and urged all to rely on the U.S.C.O. to make our club a success. It has done more for citizens than anyone else in the Province. of the - .Ontario ioberts read the minutes of the last meeting. Roll call was answered with the word "be" in a Bible verse. Donations in lieu of the Bazaar and Bake Sale were received. As many as possible were urged to attend the Fall Deanery meeting at St. James, Stratford on November 15. Annie Reid gave the study book, "The Last Key Opens the Door". An article "On killing a committee", was read. The meeting closed with prayer. ear+ 1t Yisi t11�orer'S,; Mrs and .Mrs h. few ' teenagers �'' e the oath tu�n,.,d Ont ul Halloween Party at;the U t on Sunday evening. Tile schoolroan5.... stairs and hallway the Christian F�ellowsiP Buildingwere. ly decorated ;or the occasion and. a lot of, friendly fun was missed by those who did not attend. Hensall Livestock Sales Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers demand was active and prices were higher. , Fat cattle: heifers, $37.50.543; steers, $39.S0 - S44.20. Pigs.' weanlings. $27.50.532 ; chunks $35.-S45. Church News The United Church Service at Hensall was in the charge of Rev. Don Beck on Sunday with Mrs. John Turltheim at the organ. The choir sang the anthem, "Sing Praises to the God of Love". This was Reformation Sunday and the sermon was, "The Reformed Church, ever Reforming" In the space of twenty-five years in the sixteenth century, three great reformers were working with dedication, Ignatus Loyola, Martin Luther and John Calvin. Now, in the twentieth century we must weave together what they started. Next Sunday is Remem- brance Sunday when the Henson Legion will parade at the church. Unit 4 will meet on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Auction r %NIOni19g Sita til#04afbh'�." s e souk front from 10 a.m. until 1 ,a eSleY WOOS e stelk and the tyw News. -Record Mr. George German Of Nelson. shchenk, 'Mr. and Mrs. Paris was a recent visitor Roy Schenk, Mrs. Margaret with Mr. Stewart Bell. Clark, Mrs. Flora Mr. Allan Crerar who Gachstetter and Jeanette recently underwent surgery Lippert visited Hugo Schenk. in St. Joseph's Hospital, D.J . Cronin visited Dan London returned to his name Matthews: Mr. and Mrs. on Saturday. Wilmer Adkins, and Jim Mr. and Mrs. Murdock McDougall visited several Stewart of Lake Forrest, Ill- residents; and Mr. and -Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jeffrey, Edmund Stewart Bell and family last Jeffrey. Madge Oesch visited week. Pauline Jeffrey. Mrs. Lawrence Uyl who has Mr. and Mrs. J. McAllister been a patient in South Huron Mitchell visited Louise hell ; Hospital Exeter for the past B. Dykstra hel; week returned to her home. Grace Dykstra.Mary Mr. Edgar Munn is a visited Ateeta Kats; Hanagan and B. Dykstra visited Louise Mitchell and Ellen Diamond. David and Kelly of Bolton visited Alex Barrett. Mrs. Helen Thompson and son Ron, of Islington visited Mrs. Mary Parlmer: Katie and Marion Schenk visited Hugo Schenk; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ryckman, Wadena, Minn. visited Mrs. Almeeda Parsons; and Margaret Ferguson also visited Mrs. Parsons. A very successful auction sale was held at Bonthron's warehouse on Saturday,' October 30. Goods and chattels of all kinds were auctioned in aid of the United Church Manse Fund: To warm up the bidders, coffee and sandwiches and pie were served by Hensall and' Chislehurst ladies. Many thanks to all who helped in any way to make this sale such a success. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fink of Point Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy have returned from spending ten days cruising the Greek Islands in the Aegean Sea. This was a most exhilarating experience as many of the places they visited were following in the foot -steps of St. Paul in his missionary travels. They also stopped at Athens and Ephesus in Turkey where St. Paul spent two and a half years and other cities and absorbed much of the Eastern Culture. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal visited with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horton of Clinton on Friday. On Sunday, Mr. and THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT Personals Mrs. Sim Roobal is a patient in St. Joseph's , Hospital, London. Eric Luther theises the campaign approximately $50 short of the objective of $1200. The door to door canvass in Hensall has been completed. If there are any rural residents who have not sent ;their donation please do so as soon as possible. Thank you. Mr. Luther especially wishes to thank the following groups who did such an ex- cellent job in the door to door canvass in Hensall: Amber Rebecca Lodge, Women's Auxiliary, Carmel Presbyterian Church and the Women's Institute. Mrs. Inez McEwen is a patient in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital again. patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter where he is receiving treatment. Mrs. Richard Bissett and Jennifer of Wren.thama, Alberta and Mrs. Herman Shoemaker of Saltford Heights visited last week with Mrs. Stewart Bell. Remembrance Day service will be held' in Hensall United Church on Sunday November 7 at 11 a.m. Members of the Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall at 9 :30 a.m. Mrs. Brian Campbell who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter for the past few weeks returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael, Clinton visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster and Brad. Miss Linda Bell of Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bell and Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Troyer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Funk. Exeter visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Doug McDonald in Sarnia. Queensway news Recent visitors with Vera Laramie wore Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn, Iva Ridley. Mrs. Roy McDonald and Lillian Kleinfelt; Mrs. McDonald also visited with her husband Roy McDonald, and Shirley Prouty visited Lynn Latiimore, Roy McDonald, Dan Matthews, Harold Glanville, Isobel Sproat and Vera Laramie. Mr., and Mrs. Harold Shepherd, Willowdale visited Mrs. Ada Smillie: Mrs. Ernest Perry visited her husband Ernie Perry: Mrs. The Bethel Reform Church Ladies: Dina Neevel, Bonnie Vellenger, Anna Wynja en- tertained residents at Bingo followed by music. The Church service was con- ducted by Rev. Bishop. Exeter on Wednesday ac- companied by Mrs. Bishop at the piano. WAILS. meet r and/�.�.*.. Avery off o the day to Einii#�a, . Mrs. Herb McAdam and her pdaughter ,yare visiting. with Mrs. McAdatn's son who is a patient in the Kitchener hospital. Get wets wishes are extended, to him from the community. There are Three Wise Men in Holanesville who are out hunting, and trapping. But we would like to know what! So just keep us up to date men: Thank you!!! We at Deeves are fighting a loosing battle it seems. Clarence Perdue and Ed broke up a beaver dam 'on'the farm yesterday. They went down today to look things over, only to find the beavers have rebuilt their home. jewelry I? +CIII gtr l by Slane f i eves, .N01/0111ber 18 will start t! monthly card games, at ll p.m. Keep the date ix Mind` everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wreght and Mr. and Mrs. Andersons -from Brandon, Manitoba. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties. The November meeting of the WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church was held on Monday evening with the .president Mrs. Harvey Hyde presiding and opened the meeting with , a "Meditation Poem" followed by a short prayer. Mrs. Percy Campbell took ,the Devotion the topic being "The Christian Conference in Asia" with members taking a question and answer study. During the business a report was given on the Fall Presbyterial held in Goderich. The next meeting will be held on December 6th Church News Worship services wererheld. at the Holmesville United Church on Sunday with Rev. Oestreicher in charge. School News November 15-19 will be exam week at the Holmesville school. This with Mrs. Edith Bell in charge 'and a Pot -luck Christmas lunch to follow. The Ladies Aid .meeting followed twig Mrs. Clarence Volland presiding. The routine business was discussed and plans finalized for the Bazaar and Tea on 'Saturday November 6th. by Mrs. ELF. Berry " - vs -c' Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper visited on Sunday with their son Bert and family, Newstead. On Sunday, Mrs. Lindsay, Eyre, returned home after a pleasant bus trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swan, spent the weekend with Paul's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan. Mr. Edgar Allen, formally of Brucefield is a patient in a London Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stephen's, Woodstock, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson on the weekend. 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