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The Huron Expositor, 1962-01-11, Page 3,. NEWS' NEWS OF HENS -ML UNITED CHURCH WOMEN `FORM NEW .CHURCH ORGANIZATION The first Meeting of the new organization, The United. Church Women, -of Hensall Unit. ed Church, was •.-held in the church Monday evening, with a splendid attendance. Rev. Cur- rie Winlaw presided, and Mrs. Dave. Kyle conducted the devo- tional with 'sacred passages reed, by Mrs. Robert Cook. Rev. Winlaw read the slate of officers as follows: Honorary president, Miss Mattie Ellis; president, Mrs. E. T. Rowe; first vice - president, Mrs. Walter Spencer; second vice-president, Minister .Finds His Car On Fire Rev, Ross MacDonald, mini- ster of Carmel Church, while returning home at midnight Friday evening from attending the Presbytery at Wingham, had quite a unique experience. While driving into Clinton he noticed flames shooting up the side of the car where he was sitting, from the front wheel. The brakes and bearings had burned orrthe front wheel and flameswere shooting under the engine. He was not long mak- ing an exit out of the• car,' and being close to the fire- depart- ment secured an extinguisher and put the flames out. Had the flames, reached the gas tank it could 'have ''proved serious. Damage wasnot extensive. GENERAL INSURANCE DON EATON Office in the Jackson Aluminum Building -Phone 75 : Seaforth Mrs. Donald Joynt; recording secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck; cor- responding secretary, Mrs....EdI- son Forrest; treasurer, Miss Mary Goodwin; group' leaders, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs. W, H. Weekes, Mrs. --Dave Kyle, Mrs. , Ernest Chipchase, Mrs. Jack Drysdale. Hev. Winlaw discussed the constitution of the new organ- ization. Mrs. Ron Mock and Mrs. Dave Kyle- were called to the plat- form by Rev. Winlaw. A presen- tation address was read to Mrs. Mock. by Mrs. Kyle, who also presented her with a. life mem- bership certificate and pin, for acting as president of -the Eve- ning Auxiliary, last.,yettr. Al- though taken completely by sur- prise, Mrs. Mock made a very fitting reply. It was decided' that meetings for the combined organizations will be held the second Monday evening of the month, at . 8:30 p.m. Each unit will have a' monthly meeting. Contributing to the program was a vocal duet by Mrs. Win - law and Mrs. Pearl Passmore piano solo, Mrs. J. C. Goddard; humorous reading, Mrs.`1Douglas Gook. Mrs.' Goddard accompan- ied the soloists, and Mrs. Wm. Fuss was pianist 'for the meet- ing. Lunch was 'served by the provisional committee: The in- augural service for the United Church Women will be held on Sunday, Jan. 14, at the 11 a.m. hour of worship, in the United Church here. Honor Leader Of Church Choir The choir of First Presbyter- ian Church met on Monday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. W. E. Butt, to honor Mr. H. E. Kemp- Churcer, former -organist of First h, and Mrs. Kempster. Progressive euchre was play- ed. The ladies' prize was won by .Mrs. Frank Kling, and the men's -prize by Mr, Kling. The singing of favorite- i;ongs by all, With Mr: Kempster at the piano, preceded a bounteous lunch, af- ter which Harry McLeod made an address of appreciation to, Mr. and Mrs. Kempster for their work here with the Senior and Junior Choirs during the pastt,. five years, and presented thetw. with a hostess set of tables. Mr. Kempster expressed his thanks. All departed for . their homes in the small hours, having en- joyed a happy evening of fel- lowship. 17,7 IT 1 %AUtr4 ANNE'`WORKMA'N and Rev. James. Ure Stewart were married recently in Northside United Church, Seaforth. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Edward Mole, formerly of Seaforth, and Mr. Stewart is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, formerly of Goderich. Rev. J. C. Britton officiated at the ceremony. The couple will reside in Seaforth. DISTRICT FUNERALS MARTHA E. HEIDEMAN HENSALL—Miss Martha,.. E. Heldman, 51, of Zurich, and well-known to many Hensall residents, passed away in Clin-, ton Public Hospital, on Monday, Jan. 8. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Heideman,. of Zurich, and two brothers, Al- bert, of Orangeville, and --'Carl, of Zurich. Private funeral services were held from the Westlake funeral home, -Zurich, on Wednesday, Jan. 10, wall temporary entomb ment in Clinton mausoleum. MRS. ROBERT E. KIRBY HENSALL—Mrs. Robert E. Kirby, 72, of Exeter, formerly .of Hensall, passed away in Lon- don. She was the former Ethel Rose Hicknett. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Roberta) 'T:u ctAn; Exeter, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held home, Exeter,.._on....Wednesday'. Burial was in Exeter cemetery. DEATH OF MRS. W. F. I2ILEY HENSALL—Mrs. , William F. Riley, of 205 Clifford St., Lon- don, and formerly of Goderich and. Hensall, passed away. in Victoria Hospital, London, on 'Wednesday, Jan. 3. Mrs. Riley was the former Elda Watson, of Londesboro, and. resided in Hensall for some years, where her husband was a former busi- nessman here; before taking up residence in London. . Surviving are. her husband and one daughter, --.Sharon, 'of London; two sisters, Mrs.' John (Verda) Sinclair, Kippen; Mrs. Tom (Ferne) Butler, RR 4, Kom- oka. The late Mrs. Riley rested at the •Bonthron Funeral Chapel here :until, Saturday morning. Funera'''ulervices were held from ---the Church. of the.•.Re- deemer, London, Saturday, Jan. 6, with burial in Forest Lawn from ' 'Hopper -Hockey funeral, Memorial Gardens, London. eaingtouse Sale SPECIAL .��i ...'wu%l..ii:•'v�an,... <.y. „.L..Y t�12iS��� 'S. 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Seaforth NEWS-QFBEN,$ALL. .JNSTALt.. _t EGION OFFICERS AT 'IMPRESSIVE '...CEREMONY The installing team of Exeter Legion Branch 167 installed 'the 1962 officers of Hensall Legion and ..Auxiliary in a , joint cere- mony at the Legion Hall, Wed- nesday evening, Jan. 3: Legion: President, John Skea; past president, Jim Clark; vice- presidents, Wilmer Dalrymple and Jack Simmons; secretary - treasurer, Haig ,Pinsent; serge- ant -at -arm's, E.. R. Davi; execu- tive, Byran -kyle; S. Kochan, Garnet Allan, Don -Havens. Auxiliary: President, M r s. William Smale; past president, Mrs: Gordon Munn; vice-presi- dents, Mrs. Howard Smale and Mrs. W. J. Cameree; secretary-, Mrs. E. R. Davis; treasurer, Mrs. Don Havens; sergeant -at - arms, Mrs.- Harry Horton; ex- ecutive, Mrs. Garnet Allan, Mrs. Mary Tayler, tMrs. Byran Kyle,. Mrs. William Forrister, Mrs. Roy Snfale. , Special guests -were the wives - of the installing team. Two draws were' held during the ev- ening, and the winners were George Varley, of Kipper, and Mrs. Don Havens. A social hour was enjoyed and a smorgasbord Lunch served in charge of Mrs. Don Havens' and Mrs. W. J. Cameron. Dancing, concluded a delightful evening. Mrs. Roy Brock is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, in the interests of her health. Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Wind- sor, was a guest last week with Mr. and Mrs: R. Y. McLaren, and called on several friends in the village. John Pettigrew, radar techni- cian with the RCAF at. Falcon- . bridge, near Sudbury, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Hess last week. He is a nephew of Mrss...Hess. IVIr. and Mrs. Marvin Arnett and' sons, Stephen and Allan, are taking up residence Mon- day, Jan. 15,• at Centralia, where Mr. Arnett has purchased a home. - Mrs. Harry Smith, who was a patient in Clinton Hospital, has returned .home. :Mr. Wilbur Parker is a pa- tient in Westminster Hospital, London, having been admitted there .on Wednesday, Jan. 3. ,Mrs. Minnie Sangster has .re- turned after spending Christ- mas and New Year's with mem- bers of her family in Forest, London and Lucan. The . CGIT of Carmel Presby- terian: Chureti ha.C7e started their Mission study on British Guiana. Two new members have been added to the roll, with prospects for more. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy , Peters and family, of Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,Peters and Bonnie. Rev. Ross MacDonald attend- ed the Presbytery at Wingham last Friday and induction serv- ices for Rev. Gordon Fish, who was inducted as minister into the Presbyterian Church there. New Year's visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters were Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Lee and family, Grand Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Sarnia_ The Women's Missionary So- ciety and Arnold Circle of Car- mel Church attended the Wo- men's Missionary Society Pres byterial held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian ^ Church, Clinton, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 'with morning and afternoon sessions. Guest speaker was Mrs. Ross Mac- Donald, of Hensall, who gave a New Year's message on "New Lite, Not New Resolve." The league -leading Hensall- Zurich Combines skated to their 12th victory of the Shamrock Junior "D" Ontario Hockey As- sociation League game here on Friday night, with a 7-1 victeri over . the Exeter Hawks. Earl Wagner, Steve Kyle and Wayne Willert each scored two goals for the Combines, H. Jaques was the seventh marksman. Exeter's goal was counted by Jack. Stephan. - • CP&TMeet At the regular meeting of the CP & T Committee of the"IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges, held grsday evening, $10.00 was voted- to the Mara , of Dimes; dates set for two euchre parties, Feb,ilt21 and March 21, and plans were also laid for -a bake sale Saturday,. Feb. 3rd. Thank -you notes were read .from recipients of potted plants, Christmas boxes and --cheques sent out to sick and shut-ins of the village. Mrs. • Eva Parker presided over the meeting. At Amber.. Rebekah Lodge regular meeting Wednesday ev- ening, presided over by Noble Grand Mrs. R. A. Orr, the chap- ter was draped in memory of the late Mr. John McMurtrie. Plans were made for the annual birthday party' Feb. 7, when special guests will be the Edel- weiss Lodge of Seaforth, and Mrs. Ethel .McPherson, of Clinton, district deputy presi= dent. President Mrs. .Earl Campbell presided for the January meet- ing of the Women's Missionary• Society of • Carmel Presbyterian Church Wednesday, Jan. 3, with New Year's the theme used. Mrs. Ross MacDonald installed the 1962 officers. Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor was presented with- a life membership, and Mrs. Har- vey Hyde introduced the -study on British Guiana and outlined the early history of the coun- try and • development of early church. A' meeting. of the Ladies' Aid followed, when plans for the year's work were made. A bazaar twill be held Nov. 2, and a St Patrick's tea and bale sale March 17. -Mr, and Mrs. Bill Simpson, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mrs. Lou Simpson. . Miss Linda Cole, of the RCAF 'Station Clinton, was a recent guest with the Misses 'Janet and Judy Jenkins. Miss Marie Jarrott, Reg.N., who is on the 'staff of St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott. 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