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Special Christian Education
Service was held in Hensall Uni-
ted Church, Sunday morning. For
his subject Rev. Donald R. Beck
based his thoughts from the mes-
sage A New Generation".
Thanks were' expressed to Mrs.
Ian McCallister who as chair-
man of the congregational Work
and Life committee occupied the
pulpit to read the lessens and
explain the church's program fel'
the coming season. Thanks also
was expressed. to the Zurich
Girls Chair., who, under the dir-
ection of, Miss 1Vieda Surerus and
Mrs. Beatrice Hess, who pro-
vided special music.
Flowers in the sanctuary were
in memory of Mrs. William Kyle
and Robert Baker Sr., from their
relatives:
Miss Susan Jinks of London,
formerly of Hensall, bride-elect
of this month, was honored at a dF
miscellaneous shower fer'which
Mrs. Fred Peters was hostess at,.:
her home, Wednesday, September
15th, attended by twenty-five
friends and relatives. The home
decorations were in pink and
white motif. The presentation
- address was read by Mrs. Edgar e.
McClinehey, and the lovely gifts
presented by Miss Gail Jinks,
London, b and Miss Mason, Dash-
wood. Dainty refreshments were
served. Arranging the shower
were gr-§;-5draTMCCTin-cherand- --
Mrs. Cecil Cooper.
Mrs. Rodger Venner is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
The youth of Hensall and area
recently met at the United Church
to elect their slate of officers for
the coming' year. They are:
President - Cathy Cook; Vice-
President - Brian Beck; sqe*Fe. +11 -
tary - Pam Mickle; Treasurer -
Joe Reaburn. It was decided to
meet Wednesdays 'of every week
at-7:30 P.M.
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are becoming too involved.
The meeting closed with the
Benediction from the Living Mes-
sage.
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° Correspondent
Mrs. Maude Hedden
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oesch
of Hensall celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary Saturday,
September 18th, 1971.
Samuel Oesch and the former
Mary Bedour, Zurich, were mar-
ried in London by Rev. Morris at
the United Church Manse Sept-
ember 16, 1921. They farmed in
Stanley Township until retiring
in Hensall •in 1958. Their only
son, Russell resides on the home-
stead farm. They also have three
daughters, Kathleen, Mrs. -Bob
Bell, Clinton; Anne, Mrs. Earl
Flaxbard, Znrich; Mae, Mrs. Ray
McNall, Fergus; 24 grandchild-
ren and four great grandchildren.
The couple were honored at
dinner given by the family at
Dashwood Community Centre,
follpwed with a social evening
with music by the Country Ram-
blers. Friends and relatives at-
tended from Detroit and Mount
Clements, U.S. A., Sarnia and
surrounding areas. They re-
ceived many gifts and congrat-
ulations from Prime Minister
Trudeau, Hon. Charles Mac-
Naughton, Premier Davis, Hon.
Robert Stanfield—and R;
Kinley, M.P. for Huron.
ANTIQUES, CURRENT EVENTS
AND HISTORY
The Historical Research and
Current Events meeting was held
at "Burnbrae Farm" with Mrs.
H. Caldwell, hostess and Mrs. A.
McGregor as co-hostess.
'Roll call was answered by -
Did you know? - a current event.
There was a moment of
silence in memory of, a very
vahied member, the late Mrs.
Wm. Kyle.
Reports were given,
treasurer - Mrs. H. Caldwell;
citizenship and education - Mrs.
A. McGregor; sunshine - Mrs.
Wm. Bel4agriculture and canad-:
Ian industries - Mrs. D. Trieb-'
ner; Historical Research and
current events - Mrs. M. Con-
nolly and Mrs. J. Drummond.
Mrs. R. Bell read a poerii, "Com:
try Lanes".
Mrs. H. Caldwell will be the
voting delegate to the area con-
vention in Clinton, September 30
and October 1. Mrs. M. Connolly
and Airs. R. Bell will be dele-
gates to the Rally in Ethel on
October 4. ,Mrs. J. Drummond
commented on the motto "If you
look bade too much you soon
will be headed that way" and
Mrs. D. Triebner gave the His-
tory of the Brucefield Church.
Mrs. H. Caldwell discussed
the origin of antiques, on display
were' many beautiful pieces of
Carnival Lustreware, Satin
Glass, Vaseline Glass and
others. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot,
contributed a piano selection.
Mrs. G. MacLean gave cour-
tesy remarks. Mrs. C. Pullman
conducted an unusual contest
using [limbers.
Mrs. C. Pullman and het
committee served lunch. Mrs. R.
Bell , the president, conducted the
business and Mrs. C. Eyre the
programme.
AMA/ Meets
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. of St. Paul's Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Mary
Taylor on Thursday, September
16th. '
The President, Mrs. W.Scra-
buik opened the meting with the
members prayer followed• by de-
votiens from the Living Message.
Mrs. Mary Taylor read the Scrip-
ture Lesson. October 30th was
the date set for the bazaar and
bake sale. Mrs. A. Reid and Mrs.
F. Forrest to convene. Mrs. F.
Forrest read a pa,per on Brand
Names Parade. Roll call was
answered by houshold hints.
Next meeting's roll call will be a
verse froul thd Bible having the
name of a king.
Mrs. A. Reid took the topic,
AMBER REBEKAH LODGE.
Amber Rebekah Lodge held
their fall meeting Wednesday,
September 15th with Noble Grand,
Mrs. Jack Taylor, presiding, as-
sisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Riley,
Vice Grand. A card was sent
to Mrs. Estelle Jackson of Bruce-
field who fractured her arm. A
sympathy card was sent to the
Kyle family, 'and a plant sent to
Cecil Pepper , a patient at
Victoria Hospital. A letter was
read from the district secretary
informing the Lodge date of lei
stallation October 5th. Cards
are to be sent to all members
to attend and an invitation is to
be sent to Edelweis Lodge, Sea-
forth to attend installation of
Amber Rebekah Lodge officers.
Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs.
E. Chipchase, Mrs. M. Ingram
and Mrs. Ray Consitt.
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