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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-02-13, Page 3r F • • • •. • • s 4 r • tl THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 141 . SEAFORTB BRITISH!'''f �Q �i ISRAEL — The Bible's National Message — Have you ever given any_ thought to the claim that the British or Celto-Saxon peoples are the continuation of God's servant race and nation Israel, and that our ancient Throne is the one called in the Bible the Throne of David? This identity is certain, and its implications are so great that a general recognition of it is a matter of vital and urgent importance. Today the world is in a mess which is beyond • .t human control, and the Bible, which long ago , foretold the coming of these conditions, roof cotes very clearly that the only' posible.-solu- tion is the corning of that righteous sociql order and .World government .called. in the Scriptures the Kingdom of God. It is to direct Israel in the setting upand the administration of this Kingdom, and to reign over it from the Throne of David, that Jesus is coming back to earth and, as all signs' point to the imminence of this Great ' • Event, -a general recognition of our Israelitish' identity AND its .implications is'imperative! . WE WOULD LIKE TO TELL YOU ABOUT IT ' For Your Copy of Our FREE Booklet "An Introduction to the British -Israel Evangel" Write to the $ecretorv: Canadian British -Israel Association in Ontario,, P.O. Box 744, Station II, Ottawa, Ontorio e. WINCHELSEA INCHELSEA TVtr, , ti Mrs rvey S i1th and enny, of Predi Haton, wer, e dinner guests Wednesday eve- ning with Mr. and. Mrs. Colin Gilfillan: and family. Quite a few children from Winchelsea attended the carn- ival Friday night at Kirkton, Janet Hern and Barbara Gilfrl- lap were lucky in winning priz- es. Mr. Roy Clarke and Ronald of_SunShine Line, visited Thurs- day evening with ,Mr.' and Mrs. William Walters and Danny. The Winchelsea Euchre Club held their party on Monday eve- ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brock with four tables playing, prizes going to: ladies' high, Barbara Ann Gilfillan; men's high, Phil Hern; lone hands, Newton Clarke; console= tion, Leona Hern. Mrs. Beverley Morgan ° and family, of Thames Road, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and family were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan of Exeter. Mrs. Garnet Miners visited in Exeter on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carscaden, Jim and Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hern and Susan of Byron visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Hern and family. . Mrs. Freeman. Horne and Mr. and Mrs. William Dickey of Woodham, and Mrs. Harry Ford attended the funeral on Friday at Mitchell of •Mrs. Harvey Me - Lagan. 4"..a; NEVPS OP` �EN$A;Lf: Cigaiettes Stolen When Thieves Break Into A break-in at Hensall Arena some time Saturday morning netted thieves cigarettes and' cigars valued at $16.00, which were stolen from the booth op- erated by •Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson, of Hensall. Manager Ken, Parker did not leave the arena until after 1:00 a.m., owing to hockey game be- ing played, and discovered the robbery when he returned to the arena on Saturday. RAVE YOUR • .uz FAVORITE PAINT COLOR Custom -blended before your eyes COLOR MACHINE... - . Produces several - hundred paint. colors.. Benjamin A • Available in iV1OOrepaints quarts or gallons Wallpaper and Paint Store PH•OtlEw, 7 : SEAFORTH which they recentIY purchased on Queen Street. Prior to leav- ing Lucan for their new home Mrs. Stretton was honored wit �� a farewell presentation by. friends and neighbors and pre- sented with a gift of jewellery and a lamp. Mrs. Bert Horton, Reg.N., has accepted a position on the nurs- ing staff of South Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter. . Mr. William Henry celebrated his 86th birthday reeently at Huronview, 'Clinton. The World Day of, Prayer ser vice will be held ifs St. Paul's Anglican Church, Friday at 3 p.m. Ladies from the United, St. Paul's and Carmel Presbyter- ian Churches will unite in„,rthe service, The. first general meeting of Hensall United Church Women was held in the Sunday school rooms Monday evening under the leadership of•. Mrs..,.Edison Forrest, of Unit, Two. Presen tation of life membership pins were made to Mrs. Douglas Cook and Mrs. Robert Cook by Mrs. Norman E. Cook, with the' presentation address - 'r'ead by Mrs. W. B. Cross. A presenta- tion of• a UCW pin was made by Mrs. George Armstrong and s Mattie Ellis to Mrs. W. B. Citbss. Mrs. Edison Forrest gave a 'reading and the -devotional was taken by Mrs...'Harold Cur- rie on "The Beginning of Lent." Mrs. Dave Kyle offered prayer. Rev. George Saeh of Lucan presented his pictures and a talk on his work as a medical missionary in Little Tibbett, fol- lowed by an interesting ques- tion' and answer period.' • Mrs. Grant MacLeanfavoredwith a reading. Mrs.' Ken Elder gave courtesy remarks. President Mrs. spen- cer chaired The business, at which the new budget .was pre- sented and approved. Suffers Accident in Bush Bob Clark, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. L. Clark, RR 2, Kippen, is resting comfortably at his home following an accident in the bush at the ' Klondyke on the Haig farm, near Grand Bend, Monday afternoon. While sawing a plank, the Chief of Police E. R. Davis,. of flensall, who investigated, .thinks that the thieves had hid- den in the building following the game and went out by a large sliding door at the back of the building, which was hook- ed from the inside. ' Discuss Anniversary Party At the ;regular meetting of Amber Rebekah‘Lodge the char-' ter was draped for four depart- ed officers of the Rebekah As- sembly. Plans for the fifteenth birthdayparty of the lodge, scheduled to be held at their next regular meeting, Feb_. 19, were discussed. Special guests for this party- will be lodges from Goderich and Exeter. Mrs. Minnie Sangster was re- moved by Bonthron ambulance from Queensway..Nursing Home, Hensall, to a, nursing home in Exeter, on Monday of this week. Mr. Charles Mickle of Hamil- ton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, and Ann. Mr. Ross Jinks and three friends from London spent the weekend at Clinton, South Caro- lina, and enjoyed playing golf with the temperature at 68. Mrs. Fred Rathwell has re- turned from. visiting with her family at Belleville and Lind- say,and other relatives at Bur- lington and 'Port Dover. Hensall - Chiselhurst Young People, meeting Sunday even- ing in the United Church, en- joyed the presentation of a film, "Pangnirtang," and plan- ned for a party on Friday at the Pinery. President Ted Mock chaired the meeting and offer- ed -.prayer, with Scripture pass- ages read by Robert McNaugh- ton during thedevotional per- iod. A Valentine euchre will be held in the lodge hall Friday evenings February 14, with pro- ceeds for the Eye Bank. Noble Grand Mrs. Clarence Volland chaired the meeting. Mrs. Y. Lafeber left Tuesday from Toronto by plane to . Den- heider, Holland, after spending a year with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Branderhorst, and family. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Stretton and four daughters have taken up residence in' their , home, Bantams Take Clinton 4-0 Hensall Bantams "D" League hockey glayoff series defeated Clinton RCAF 4-0 at Clinton RCAF Station Friday night, in the first game with the best - two -out -of -three. Robert Taylor was in goal, and 'singles were scored by Frant'Walker, Lenny Smale,, Charles Schwalm and Bill Taylor. Hensall. eliminated Zurich in the best, two -out -of - three in the series. AuxaliaryPlans Bake Sade Twenty-one members attend- ed the meeting held by the Hensall Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Tuesday eve- ning, with the new president, Mrs. Roy Smale, presiding. It was decided to have a bake sale and tea in the Legion Hall, March 14. Past President's pin was pre- sented to Mrs. William Smale, and Honorary Treasurer's pin to Mrs. Byran Kyle: Mrs. Ed. Munn won the mystery prize, and Mrs. Jack Simmons, the guessing prize. Bingo and lunch round- ed out a delightful evening. Sell. that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. GET A 1111111.11419 BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER &aBUNK 'LL GET FEEDTER ER YOFORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SAlXte • SERVICE • INSTALLATION chain saw became Caught and kicked ,back, inflicting a deep Wound in his left arm, between the shoulder and the elbow, :re- quiring a great" -many stitches. He- was attended by Dr. J. C. Goddard—at-SOutli Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter, 'and later released. He will be off work for two weeks. • Mr. and Mrs. A. Hedden of Lucan visited Sunday with 'Mr. and_Mrs_ Herb- Jones. Miss Pauline Bell spent a few days last week with Miss Linda Monteith of St. Thomas, while attending the St. Thomas figure skating carnival, "Revue on Ice," in which she took part. Mr. Charles Mickle of Ham- ilton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and" Mrs. Laird Mickle, and Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones spent Monday in St. Thomas with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur -Jones. 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Tax Retur =1 should d ilk to hif r ?Y : rile my office is *ate`'ate'd ,ou 31414-Strei the Gtngerieh Store. - Please use my inter -phone before` climbing the stair. MAKE .APPOINTNMENT EAI L -i Phone 515 — -Seaforth The CGIT' of• Carmel Presby-•, •terian Church. met . for their regular meeting Wednesday ev- ening in the church school rooms, opening with the pur- pose, motto 'and hymn. Miss Lois Wright cdnducted the de votional. It, was decided to send $15 to Missions and four scrap- books of assorted cards to War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. It was decided to go bowling and to a restaurant for a Valentine party, Miss Barbara Schwalm was in charge of games. The meeting closed with taps. Leader Mrs. Ed. Fink presided. FARMERS Thinking of Building • a Silo? Now is the time to get your order in for the coming year. CONTACT ME IMMEDIATELY FOR EARLIEST ATTENTION nold Hugill 2 Cambria Rd. 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RECONDITIONED "No Reasonabile Offer Refused" EAFORTH MOTORS Phone 541 Seaforth MRS., BYRON A. CAMPBELL Mrs. Byron A. Campbell, for:,. merly of Hensall, passed—away in. Toronto, -Sunday, Feb. 9. The former Amy Murdoch, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murdoch of Hensall, and had resisted in To- ronto for 44 years. She taught music in Hensall and district, and was organist in the Metho- dist Church, Hensall. Surviving are her husband, Dr. Byron A. Campbell, who was a physician in Zurich for many years;, one son, Keith Campbell, Windsor; two daughters, Doro- thy and Jean, at home. The Misses Amy and Greta Lammie of Hensall are first cousins. Public -funeral services were held from the Bonthron Fun- eral— 11135me, uneral""-T'bme, Hensall, Tuesday, conducted by Rev. Harold Cur- rie. Burial was in Hensall Un- ion cemetery. 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