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HAROLD PRYCE
R.R. 1, Seaforth
Phone 527.1637
AT THE ANNUAL'. spring
convocation, Thames Hall,
University` of Western On-
tario on Friday, David Noakes
received his Bachelor of Sci-
ehce degree for Honors Biolo-
gy. He. was, presented with a
gold medal by the University
Board of Governors for his
Master of Science Degree', A
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Noakes, Hensall, he is now
working for his 1VIaster of
Science degree.
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A milestone ill t31% ,history of
the Women's Missionary Socie-
ty of Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Hensall, ','was reached
Wednesday, when the 'society
celebrated its 75th ,anniversary,
mark the occasion', guests
were present from the auxiliar-
ies -of fiuron Presbyterial, 'Exe-
ter, and Cromarty an4 ,:Hensall
churches. Mrs. Earl Campbell
presided and was assisted in
the devotions by Mrs. Percy
Campbell and Mrs. John Boyne,
tog theme being "Faith." Mrs.
Campbell gave a short reyiew
of the society's •history- and
Mrs. Beatrice Hess sang a solo,
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs., Ed. Munn. --
The guest• speaker was Mrs.
W. A. Young, of Guelph, a for-
mer inister's 'wife. In her in-
s mg address • to the . large
udience, Mrs. Young used as
ler theme, "What Does God
Require of Us?" and used the.
story of .Naomi to point out the
characteristics we should -try to
attain. She was introduced by
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and
thanked by Mrs. Harvey Hyde.
During a social hour, Mrs.
George Walker had the honor
sof cutting the birthday cake.
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The annual meeting of the
executive and standing commit-
tee conveners of Kippen East
WI met at the home of Mrs.
Robert Bell Tuesday evening to
plan programs for . the coming
year. Plans were also -made for
a fashion show of dinnerware
in October, when all branches
in South Huron District will be
invited. A bus trip was also
planned for October, with Mrs.
Grant MacLean and Mrs. Robt.
Bell in charge.
The smorgasbord, sponsored
by the UCW of `Hensall United
Church, held Wednesday eve-
ning, was successful. One hun-
dred and fifty dinners were.
sent out; in addition to the
large crowd .who 'patronized. the
supper .at the church.
The monthly meeting of the
Hensall Legion Auxiliary was
held Tuesday evening, with
President Mrs. Roy Smale pre-
siding. Plans for the annual
picnic, to be held at Riverview
Park, . hxeter, were made. It
was announced that the annual
penny sale• was a success with
$120.00 taken in. Mrs.. Harold
Campbell won the attendance
prize of A$5:00, and also won
the 'guessing prize.
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Past Noble Grands' Night wase
observed at Amber Rebekah
Lodge Wednesday evening. En-
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At Seaforth IGA
was provided by the Past- Noble
tx rands, who for their selection
sang; ,'How Great `'Thou Art,''
and did square dance numbers
to recorded music. Members of
the square dance • sets were:
Mrs. Ross Richardson, Mrs. Ale?F
M"MBeath, Mrs. Archie Macgr.e'
ger, ,Mrs. Howard LemnZon, Mrs.
Ernie Chipchase, Mrs. Beverly
Beaton, Mrs. R. A. Orr and
Mrs. Edna Caldwell. A humor-
ous reading, "Bessie's Boil,"
was given by Mrs. Alex Mc -
Beath.
Mrs. Edna Caldwell will at-
tend Grand Lodge Assembly at
the Royal York, Toronto, and
Will be installed as District De-
puty President of Huron Dis-
trict. • Mrs. Clarence - Voiland
will attend as a scholar. A
country store, in charge of Mrs.
Beaton, realized a profit, and
lunch was served by Mrs. Earl
Campbell and Mrs. Inez Mc-
Ewen.
Noble Grand Mrs. J. F. In-
gram presided for the bus'=
ness and members of Monkton
Lodge were special guests.
A highlight of the June UCW
Unit Four meeting, held Thurs-
day, in Hensall United Church,
was vocal selections by two
UCW members, Barbara Coop-
er and Betty Anne Beer. Mrs.
James McAllister opened the
meeting with invocation. Pro-
gram conveners were Mrs. Fred
Beer and Mrs. J. Flynn, with
Mrs. Beer presiding for the pro-
gram, The' devotional was tak-,
en by Mrs. Flynn, who also
gave a commentary on "Choos-
ing a Faith,' taken from the
study book; -"God and His Pur-
pose."
The topic, "New Evangelism
Needed;" was taken by Mrs.
Beer, who stated we, as Chris-
tians, must have more concern
for' -those who have fallen by
the wayside. Mrs. Beer gave
courtesy remarks.
Mrs. McAllister, , leader, took
the -chair for -=the business. An
interesting report was heard
from- the visiting group• for • the
month of May. It was suggested
all members make calls during
July and August on their regu-
lar meeting day.
Mrs. McAllister thanked the
members who had helped in
any way for a successful smor-
gasbord. The spring , bale, do-
nations and packing were • re-
ported as being 'a wonderful
work, and the eight ladies who
helped. in packing were ,gra-
ciously thanked. Boxes were
sent to Hazelton, B.C., eight to
Torontq for overseas relief, and
six to the Salvation Army, Lon-
don. Pyjamas made - for the
Children's Aid Society Christ-
mas gifts were handed in.
The general meeting for June;,
will be in charge of this unit.
Miss Florence Clark, a mission-
ary from Trinidad, formerly of
Centralia, will be guest speak-
er: Unit Four is also in charge
of nursery and flowers for Sep-
tember; Mrs. Laird Mickle and
Mrs. Sim Roebol are in charge.
Memorials , for the . United
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quireh were brought to their
attention,' proceeds of this to'
go towards the Missionary and
Maintenance Fund, as mention-
ed in the United Church Ob -
Server. Members were divided
into groups for a buzz session
to discuss the turmoil in the
eI urches.
' Wins At St. Thomas .
At the provincial trap shoot
at St. Thomas Saturday, John
Anderson was runner-up in
Class 0; with a score of 192
out of 200. Sunday, he shot a
90 in the handicap.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson,
of Hensall, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Sunday
with a family: dinner at the
pominion Hotel, Zurich, the tea
table centering a three-tier Wed-
ding cake flanked with peonies
and red tapers in silver hold-
ers.
Attending the celebration
were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Mann, Bradley and Vicki, Hen-
sall; Keith Anderson, Petrolia;
Miss Ann Denomme, Londoryiy
Debbie Anderson, Hensall, ar(d.
Mrs: Elizabeth Anderson, molih
er of'Mr. Anderson. .After the
dinner they returned to the
fiome of Mr. and. Mrs. Ander-
son, when the family presented,
them with a large wall mirror.
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Death of Sol Kipfer
Mrs. Thomas Kyle, Sr., re-
ceived word of the passing of
her brother, Sol Kiefer, 66, of
Madison, Minn., U.S.A., who
died Thursday evening, follow-
ing a stroke. He was born in
Hay Township, went to Madi-
son some 40 years ago, •where
he farmed extensively.
Surviving are his wife, three
brothers, Ezra Kipfer, Hensall;
Sam Kiefer, Minnesota; Dave,
Iowa; and two sisters, Mrs. L.
Desjardine, Exeter, and Mrs.
Kyle, Hensall. Funeral services
were held Monday.
• Damage $500
Firemen we're called to ex-
tinguish a _blaze in the McKen-
zie home on Queen -St. Satur=
day evening, when fire of un-
known origin started in the
chesterfield._ Damage to the
chesterfield, pillows, blankets
and smoke damage to the house
amounted to over $500. A neigh-
bor, Clarence Parke,- gave the
alarm.
Mr. Douglas Codling, B.A.,
occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning, in Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church, basing his thoughts
from. the sermon topic, "Sweet-
er Than Honey." Mr. Codling
will be in the pulpit for • the
with of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Howe; . To-
ronto, spent the weekend With
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James A, Foster. Mrs.
Howe, the former Marie Foster,
who is on the staff at Eaton's,
Toronto, will be presented
shortly with a diamond ring in
honor bf 25 years' service with
the firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and
Shelley, Sarnia, were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Spencer- and .Greg. •-
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HENALL - .. ONTARIO
Phone 262-2714,
Hensall Pennell 'net in sess11.
Monday evening when 'marry;
Horton was present regarding•.
the erection of -oily, . tanks on
property next to hint,, • Ian Mc-
Allister was present on behalf
of Hay Township School Area
Board, requesting an increase
in the amount of the school de,
bentures, $367,149.40 t o t a 1
amount.
E. R: Davis reported he had
patched . streets and cleaned
them, and requested, council to
consider the purchase of a
radar speedilizer foi• checking
traffic. He was also instructed
to lay court charges against dog
owners who have pot secured
1965 dog licenses.
Council agreed to assume
their share of the debenture of
$400,000 required by Huron
South District High School for
an addition, debentures to be
issued by town of Exeter.
A bylaw was adopted ,auth-
orizing council to borrow up to
$25,000 from the Bank of Mont-
real, Hensall, for current ex-
penditures.
Applications for buildiing per-
mits were approved, including:
William Rooseboom, to move a
house; Cook Bros., to move an
office; Cook Bros., tobuild a
new office.
Dr. W. T. Joynt, London, ac-
companied by :his mother, Mrs.
Alice Joynt, of Hensall, attend-
ed convocation at University of
Western Ontario,,on Saturday,
when Dr, Margaret Strang Sav-
age, of Cold Lake, Alta., was
Presented. with an honorary de-
gree of Doctor of Law. Mrs.
Savage is a former 'resident of
Hensall area, and is a niece of
Mrs. Joynt.
Mrs. Donald MacKinnon is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,,
London.
CAVAN UCW
The June meeting of Cavan.
Ghureh, Wi-nthrop,•, - UCW was
held on Wednesday as visitors'
day and opened by singing a
hymn, with Mrs. George Case,
the president,' in the chair.
Scriptures, Luke 22, verses 7 to
22, were read by Mrs. Lloyd Mc-
Ctuskie. Mrs. }Case chose as her
topic, chapter 8 of "God and
His Purpose," entitled -"God's
Man; Jestis Christ." Prayer was
given by Mrs. William Dodds.
Musical numbers were render-
ed by Mrs. J. Little and a duet,
"Softly. and Tenderly," was
sung by, Mrs. Stanley Hillen
and Mrs, Robert Campbell.
Mrs. Nelson _Reid• gave greet-
ings from Presbytery, and Mrs.
Russell Bolton showed slides of
her trip to Britain.
BRUCEFIELD -
The June meeting la Bruce -
field UCW was held in the
church hall Tuesday with Mrs.
Elliott presiding. Roll ea'l t'•jts
answered by 32 'Tidies. Mrs,
Berry read thank -'von -notes
from Mrs. E Jarrott. Mrs. Harve
Taylor, the Harry Taylor family.
of Exeter, Mrs. Robinson, Mr.
and .Mrs. Robert Allan. Jr.. and
Mrs. Ross Mc -Reath The treas-
urer reported $697:85' in . the -
hank.
• On motion of Mrs. .:John
Broadfoot and Mrs. Plant. it
was agreed. td send Ja delegate,
to UCW Training, School at St.
Thomas. Mrs. Jack Henderson
to be one representative. On'
motion of Mrs. Brodie•and Mrs.
Hargreaves. 12 chairs ;will be
purchased for the nursery with
the church committee in charge.
Mrs. Hargreaves reported for
the Board of Stewards.
Mrs, R. • S.cott invited the la-
dies to their summer home for '
a picnic meeting in July or
Agust, Miss M. Swan and Miss
Margaret McQueen proposed
that the UCW have a bus trip.
Mrs. Robert Allan introduced
the guest speaker,- Mr. Hall, of
(Thderich, his topic being "Mem
tal Health." Mrs. Walters, Mrs.
Allan and Mrs. Arriano conduct-
ed the worship service. Hymn
No. 9 was read in unison and
Hymn' 438 sung, and the offer-
ing received. Mrs. Allan 'read
the Scripture.'
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Mrs. H. Gloor is the Ahela
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Thirty boys from Seaforth,
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A.C.M.; took part in the event
and qualified for third place.
The Cuboree was held under
the direction of Mrs. Gerald
Snowdon, A.D.C,, for Perth' Dis-
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Packs were present from Mit-
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