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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1965
PAGE THRYlIM
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ITEMS ABOUT HENSALL
Cirdy Bisback, 4 -year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Bisback, will be admitted as a
patient to the Crippled Child-
ren., Treatment Centre, London,
Wednesday, September 8,
where she will be taking treat-
ments.
Mrs, J. R, Murdock of Bruce -
field and Miss Minnie Reid of
London, returned this week
from a three months tour of
the Eritish Isles, and reported
a long -to -be -remembered holi-
day trip. They travelled both
ways by sea and found life on
board ship most enjoyable.
Upon their arrival at Montreal,
they game home by train, Mrs.
Murdock staying over in Toron-
to, with her daughter and Bon-
in -law and family, and Miss
Reid continuing on to London.
Herb Hedden is recuperating
from injuries he received in a
scar accident. He suffered a
fractured right shoulder, coll-
ar bone a sprained ankle and
17 stitches in his head. He was
treated at St. Joseph's Hospital
and later released.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell at-
tended the funeral of Mr. Bell's
aunt, the late Mrs, Jessie Elder,
.at Seaforth on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert DuLong
and BeLynn, Blenheim, visited
+recently with Mr. and Mrs. John
Soldan.
Ducar' Stewart of Huronview,
attended the funeral of his sis-
ter, Mrs, Jessie Elder in Sea -
forth, 'on Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Bell .spent the
month of July at St. Thomas
Figure Skating Club and was
a guest at the Schumacher club
during August. She is now
skating at Briarwood Arena in
Sarnia.
John Soldan was in Toronto
last .eek attending the CNE.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Haslip and
family, Burlington, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy re-
cently.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Smale
have returned from a week's
vacation at Eckford Camp, Res-
toule.
Mrs. Gus Voth, of Royal Oak,
Mich.. visited over the week-
end holiday with her mother,
Mrs. Lou Simpson.
:hiss,, Ruth Anne Traquair and
Mr. Terry North, St. Thomas,
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and ass. Harry Snell.
Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Hooper,
Exeter. visited last week with
the hitter's father, Mr. George
Smale, and other relatives.
They also called on friends in
the village.
Mrs. John Henderson, who
has spent the past three weeks
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Bates, of Whytewold
Beach, 1.Ianitoba, near Winni-
MRS, MAUDE REDDEN,
peg, and other relatives, ar-
rived home on Sunday, She
was accompanied home by her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs, Keith Lindsay and
f a m i 1 y, of Willowdale, who
spent the week -end at the Hen-
derson residence.
Visitors with Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Murtrie for the holiday were
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eller, To-
ronto; Mrs, Ross Dick, London;
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hiller, John,
Steven and Jimmie, of Chat-
ham.
Jim B i s b a c k, graduate of
South Huron District High
School, received word Saturday
from Western University that
he had been awarded a $400
Atkinson Bursary. Jim, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bisback,
will enter university shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer spent
the holiday week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith at their
cottage at Ipperwash.
The first bus scheduled for the
boat and bus trip for Septem-
ber 12 has been filled. There
are still seats available for the
second bus. Anyone interest-
ed is asked to contact Mrs.
Fred Beer, Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Mrs,
Bill Knights, Stewart and ,Jane,
of Blenheim, have returned
home after holidaying for the
month of August with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Snell, and Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart McQueen.
Flowers in the United Church
sanctuary Sunday morning
were in loving memory of Mrs.
Wesley Venner.
Kippen East WI will hold
their Agricultural and Canadian
Industries meeting at the home
of Mrs. Charles Eyre, Wednes-
day, September 15, at 8:30 p.m.
Speaker, Mr. Fred Sloman; . roll
call, "Things money cannot
buy". Lunch convenor is Mrs.
Stewart Pepper.
Charles Mickle left Monday
for Hamilton where he will be-
gin his fourth year of high
school teaching, at the West -
dale Secondary School.
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Honored On
1 02nd .Birthday
M r s. Euphemia Munshaw,
patient at Parkwood Hospital,
London, was honored at a birth-
day party Friday at the hos-
pital for all patients whose
birthdays are in September.
Mrs. Munshaw, who will cele-
brate her 102nd birthday on
Thursday, September 16, was a
•daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John McAsh, of Varna,
where she was born and later
married her husband James.
Prior to her husband's death
in 1943, they operated stores
in Wingham and Detroit. She
has been a resident of Park -
wood since 1963.
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YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND l
The Official
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Opening and Dedication s
OF
I HENSALL UNITED CHURCH
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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BUILDING i
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1Sunday, September 19, 1965, at 3 p.in.
I Speaker: REV. W. C. WINLAW (Former Minister) A
Dedication Chairman of Huron Presbytery Id
Special Music, including Junior Choir i
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NOTICE
OF
Hydro Interruption
ON
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 5 A.M. TO 8 A.M.
Affecting customers north of Main Street anti
east of Nelson Street, Hensali
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HensaII UCW
Resume Meetings
The autumn season for Unit-
ed Church Women, unit 4, of
Hensall United Church, began
with the regular monthly meet-
ing in the new Fellowship Hall
on Thursday afternoon with an
attendance of 25, Mrs. James
McAllister opened with invo-
cation, "Love is the fulfilling
of the law". Mrs. Laird Mickle
and Mrs. Sim Roobol and their
group were in charge. Mrs.
Mickle presided and offered a
prayer of thanks.
The devotion on hospitality
taken from Genesis was given
by Mrs. Albert Alexander. Two
sacred piano solos were given
by Mrs. Mickle. Miss M. Ellis
gave the study on Brazil, which
was most interesting.
Mrs. Mickle thanked all who
assisted and all who attended
and extended a gracious invi-
tation to remain for a cup of
tea.
Mrs. McAllister took the chair
for the business. The visita-
tion committee for July and
August included all the mem-
bers and each one reported.
The general meeting will be
held the fourth Monday of the
Month, September 27, and will
commence with a pot luck sup-
per starting at 6:30 p.m. with
unit 1 in charge.
The official opening of the
new Christian Education Build-
ing is scheduled for Sunday,
September 19, 3 p.m. Mrs.
Walter Spencer and Mrs. Lorne
Hay are in charge with two rep-
resentatives from each unit as
well as social functions com-
mittee. The group was remind-
ed that on Saturday, Septem-
ber 11, from 10 a.m. to 3:30
p.m., there is a fellowship meet-
ing at Goderich United Church
camp.
Plans were made for flowers
and nursery in the church for
the month of September.
The Thank -Offering in Oct-
tober is in charge of Mrs. W. B.
Cross and Mrs. T. J. Sherritt.
Each unit has their own thank -
offering.
Mrs. McAllister gave high-
lights of leaders training school
Obituary
ORVILLE R. MITCHELL
Residents of Hensall and sur-
rounding community were
shocked to learn of the sudden
passing of Orville R. Twitchell,
prominent and popular busi-
nessman in the village for over
40 years, who operated Twit-
chell's Garage, He died sud-
denly in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, Thursday in his 68th year.
In municipal life, Mr. Twit,
chell served as •councillor for a
number of years and was al-
ways interested in all the ac-
tivities of the village.
Surviving are his wife, Verna
Preszcator, three daughters,
Mrs. Allan (Shirley) Davidson;
Mrs. Lloyd (Gloria) Mousseau,
HensalI; Mrs. Peter (Audrey)
Loiocomo, Tecumseh; one son,
Murney, London.
Private funeral service was
held from Bonthron funeral
home, Saturday, conducted by
Rev. H. F. Currie. Burial was
in Maitlandbank Cemetery, Sea -
forth.
The bearers were Stan Tudor,
Dave Kyle, Joe Flynn, Ron
Mock, Jim Bengough and Bert
Horton.
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VARNA NEWS
Miss Annie L. McConnell, of
Pittsburgh, Penn., is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
McConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kain
and family, of Montreal, Que.,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kain and
family, of Mount Forest, called
on friends here on Thursday
last.
The services in the United
Church will be withdrawn next
Sunday, Setpember 12, owing
to anniversary services in the
Goshen United Church.
at Alma College, St. Thomas,
the theme being "Eternal Val-
ues in a changing World", it is
designed to help U. C. W. rec-
ognize and meet todays crises,
"If we are able to live by Faith
and Love, the two eternal val-
ues in the midst of a changing
world we need have no fears
for the future".
United Church Women
The United Church Women
held their September meeting
on Thursday last in the church,
with 33 members in attendance.
Group four was in charge of
devotions with Mrs. Percy John-
ston leading. Mrs, William
Clarke read the Scripture and
Mrs. Frank Hill gave the medi-
tation. Two poems were given
by Mrs. William Dowson, Mrs.
Lyle Hill led a discussion from
the book, "God and His Pur-
pose".
There were 50 sick and shut-
in calls made by the members
during the summer holidays.
The business period was con•
ducted by the president, Mrs,
Robert Taylor. Arrangements
are being made to hold the
annual supper early in October.
Two members were present-
ed with life membership cer-
tificates and pins. Mrs, Lee
McConnell read the address and
Mrs. T. J. Pitt made the pres-
entation to Mrs. Jessie Stelck,
in honor of her 90th birthday,
and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson
read the address and Mrs.
Charles Reid made the presen-
tation to Mrs. Gladys Coleman,
who is leaving the community
to take up residence in Hensall.
Group three served tuaoh srt
the close of the meeting,
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Huron County
Crop Report
Continued damp, dull weath-
er is delaying harvesting oper-
ations.
A few fields of beans have
been harvested but it will he
next week before the big start
to pull.
Corn is maturing very slowly.
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