The Huron Expositor, 1960-12-15, Page 8BRUCEFIELD
Mr. Douglas McBeth, Windsor,
visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. McBeth, recently.
Mr. Bert McKay, London, spent
Sunday with friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson and
Brian and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Wilson spent Monday in Stratford.
Mr. Don McKenzie, St. Thomas,
and Mrs. S. McKenzie were at
Mrs. McKenzie's home for a short
time on Sunday. We are glad to
report Mrs. McKenzie has im-
proved in health.
Holy Name Society
Hears Reports
$t. James' Holy Name Society
held their regular monthly meet-
ing Tuesday evening in the school
with 34 members present.
The president, Leo Hagan, re-
ported on the parish co-ordinating
meeting. He reminded members
that the annual ratepayers' meet-
ing will be held Wednesday, Dec.
28, and urged all to attend.
Following a brief address by
Rev. C. E. Sullivan, spiritual di-
rector, a panel discussion was held
with the topic being Church Unity.
HURONDALE WI MEMBERS ENTERTAIN
AT ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
Lovely decorations in Christmas
motif formed an attractive set-
ting in Exeter Legion - Hall Fri-
day evening when Hurondale Wo-
men's Institute was host to eight
other institutes in the form of a
Christmas party, with over 200
present, and Christmas music was
enjoyed throughout the party.
Members of each institute re-
sponded to the roll call by giving
their maiden name. Mrs. Emery
Fahner, of Crediton, commented
on the motto, "Peace on Earth,
Good Will Towards Men." Zurich
Institute contributed a musical
number; vocal duet, Mrs. Ross
Skinner and Mrs. Howard Pym
from Elimville; a skit, "School
Days," Kippen East WI, causing
much laughter and enjoyment;
reading, Mrs. Reeves from Grand
Bend Institute; piano duet, "0
Holy Night," Mrs. J. M. Tieman
and Mrs. K. McCrae, from Dash-
wood. A wonderful climax to a
lovely evening was the rawing
of the Three Wise Men on their
way to Bethlehem by Mr. Mac-
Kay, an artist of exceptional abil-
ity from London, enhanced with
beautiful colored lighting effects
and Christmas music. The draw -
Ing was done with colored chalk.
Gifts for institute having the
largest representation present
went to Kippen East WI; eldest
member present, Mrs. Alice Joynt,
Hensall; youngest, Mrs. Bob Bell,
Kippen; birthday nearest date of
party, Mrs. Fred Beer, Hensall;
member with largest family,. Mrs.
V. Becker, Dashwood; prize for
the best table centre decoration
went to Grand Bend.
Presidents and, secretaries of
each institute participated in a
contest and the winners were:
Ruth Skinner, Elimville, and Mrs.
W. Gill, Grand Bend. Mrs. A. Run-
dle expressed courtesy remarks,
and a Christmas lunch was served':
Hurondale WI are to be con-
gratulated for such a lovely par-
ty and the wonderful way in which
it was organized drew forth many
fine comments. Mrs. A. Morgan
and Mrs. H. Strang formed the re-
ception committee, and Mrs. Mar-
ion Dougall was in charge of the
recreation period:, and Mrs. Rufus
Kestle judged the table centre dec-
orations.
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Miss Belle Campbell presided at
the annual tneeting o the WMS
of' First Presbyterian Church held
in the church hall on Tuesday.
Treasurer. Mrs. J. McGregor,
in her annual report, showed a
very gratifying'sum had been rais-
ed for the year. Reports.were also
given for the year by Mrs. E.
Russell, secretary, and for Glad
Tidings. Welcome and Welfare,
Literature and press secretaries
each one showing results of a faith-
ful year's work.
Devotions were taken by Miss
M. Gray doing the scripture read-
ing; Mrs. Thompson, the medita-
tion, and Mrs. Butt, the prayer. A
beautiful Christmas story was
read ,by Mrs. Russell which truly
typified the real Christmas spirit.
Mrs. D. L. Elder installed the
following officers for the year
1961: President, Miss B. Camp-
bell; first vice-president, Miss J.
Fraser; secretary, Mrs. J. B. Rus-
sell; treasdrer, Mrs. J. McGregor;
Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Butt;
Welcome and Welfare secretary,
Mrs. D. L. Elder; Supply secre-
tary, Mrs. J. Sclater; Home Help-
ers secretaries, Miss I. Gray and
Mrs. McGregor; social . convener,
Mrs. W. Drover; press secretary,
Mrs. Gordon; literature iecretary,
Mrs. Thompson; group leaders,
Miss M. Gray, Mrs. Butt and Mrs.
Thompson; pianist, Mrs. E. Geds
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ZION NEWS OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Norman Bushfield and
Mrs. Lawrence Hannon played
Santa Claus on Saturday to the
shut-ins of Zion WA with beautiful
plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
attended the fifth anniversary of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Gibb, at their home
Saturday evening, and enjoyed a
turkey dinner.
Miss Diana Kemp, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kemp, is vis-
iting a while with Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Pepper.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith,
Bruce and Glenyce, of Fullarton,
with Mr. and Mrs; Dalton Mal-
colm on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney in
Stratford.
Mr. Wayne Pepper, Guelph, with
his parents for the weekend.
WA Has Meeting
The December meeting of Zion
WA was held at the home of Mrs.
Ross Pepper with Mrs. Lorne Aik-
en s presiding. The Scripture was
read by Mrs. Morley Lannin and
Rev. Mr. Daynard led in prayer.
Christmas readings were given by
Mrs. Wilfred Annis, Mrs. Glen
Pepper and Mrs. Dalton, while
piano solos were played by Joan
Annis, Anne Aikens and Sandra
Smith.
The following slate of officers
.for 1961 was presented by the nom-
inating committee: Presidents,
Mrs, Lawrence Barker, Mrs. Glenn
Pepper, Mrs. Jim Statton; treas-
urer, Mrs. Charles Roney; secre-
tary, Mrs. Lloyd Barker; assist-
ant secretary, Mrs. R. S. Aikens;
card secretary, Mrs. Ross Pep-
per; press reporter, Mrs. Dalton
Malcolm; representative on offi-
cial board, Mrs. Glenn Pepper;
buying committee, Mrs. Norman
Bushfie]d, Mrs. Lawrence Han-
non; pianist, Mrs. Chas. Roney;
assistant, Mrs, Lawrence Barker.
A quilt was completed by the
ladies during the afternoon. A so-
cial hour was enjoyed, when lunch
was served by the hostess and her
assistants.
Building Being
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Commencing next week, the former St.
James' Separate School, Goderich St.
East, will be demolished.
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CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FEATURE
HENSALL- AUXILIARY MEETING
The Hensall Evening Auxiliary'
met for their Christmas meeting
in the United Church Monday eve-
ning with 35 members and seven
guestspresent, who were welcom-
ed by the president, Mrs. Hugh
McEwen, who presided. Beautiful
decorations in Christmas motif
formed attractive decorations and
were arranged by members of the
auxiliary. Mrs. J. C. Goddard fav-
ored with a piano medley of
Christmas carols. Mrs. Lorne Hay
was in charge of the devotional,
using Christmas as her theme.
Mrs. Pearl Passmore read sacred
passages and Mrs. H. Hay read a
paper, "Will You Find the True
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Goodwin offered prayer. Miss Dor-
othy Parker sang a solo, "Silent
Night," accompanied by her sis-
ter, Miss Geraldine Parker at the
piano.
A motion was passed to pay the
balance of the allocation. Five
dollars was voted to the Women's
Missionary Society to help defray
shipping charges towards the bale'
recently forwarded for European
relief; $10 was voted to CARE,
and $10 to World Refugee.
Mrs. Walter Spencer showed
lovely colored slides of their trip
to the coast which she and her
husband and family took this sum-
mer. It was announced that the
annual congregational meeting of
the church will be held January
30th.
Hostesses for the January meet-
ing are Mrs. Robert Cook and
Mrs. Don Joynt, when reports of
all secretaries will be read. A
Christmas lunch was served under
the convenership of Mrs. Douglas.
Cook and Mrs. Howard Searle.
Turkey Raffle
Nets $121.60 For
Hospital Group.
The turkey raffle, sponsored by
the Women's Hospital Auxiliary,
netted the group $121.60, the treas-
urer, Miss Gladys Thompson, re-
ported to the group Tuesday. The
auxiliary has a bank balance of
$1,006.97.
Mrs. Elmer Larone, president,
presided. Mrs. R. J. Boussey read
the minutes and took the roll call.
The mystery box was won by
Mrs. Ken Willis.
A social period was enjoyed fol-
lowing the meeting.
A group of talented high school
students presented an a using
skit, entitled, "The Farmer's
Daughter."
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