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The Huron Expositor, 1974-12-12, Page 10I'll y ,7 1177 ' is •. z , .. , 1 y I a 4Qr T7ft MiU AH _XP�►Sr1T. � i$Ta�a- I d r cef PIRWIS OF pv+ 4 + I t{z,1 w I 1 .lji 0 w a { � , � ir.� C >r. }�p, �f ;� � S F +,�'s"S <?u, ,"*u•s�• y I I � j � ' n meets ern <F tr y.� r fs tx9z x y 1'x lJ�f r rtt� %��A� r Ialll #6{ r`s r p t „ *;, VV The U.C.W. of Brucdfield Correspondent v+J •.,� ;~r i,ri , t 1� t� Fs ,rtz {" r +r.�r�m e,,, I,e 3t ,�L. , United Chu€cis met in the Mrs. IvancClytnont 4 �'to.% _ e e schoolroom, Dec, .3rd with a pot luck dinner being served at noon. South Huron. Count a v y The U.C.W. met in the Y Master If r Mrs. John Broadfoot and Mrs. Y , Alex Hamilton Grand Bend . 4.r +>H K �'' basement of the Church with 38 a..,. ,,, John Henderson were In charge present at the of luck supper. presented a fifty year pin and S, of devotion. P PP f 1 " The singing of Christmas carols certificate to Witmer' Reid of Mrs. Broadfoot , .opened- the led by Mrs. Robert Stirling Varna who has been a member of meeting with a poem followed by followed. the local lodge since June 5, 1924. singing "Silent Night Holy Mrs. Mervyn Hayter opened It was planned to hold public Night" with Mrs. McBeth at the the meeting with a reading on the card parties again this winter a, share x M's complex piano. Mrs. Henderson took as life of "Mary, the Mother of beginning after Christmas. A her theme "It is His Love committee was appointed to The offering was received by Jesus". O Little Town' of PP Bethlehem" was sung. Group 3 operate the skating rink again this Hensall Town Councilmet together with their son Anthony Ivan Reichert, Bill Grigg and Mrs. Broadfoot and dedicated, led in the worship by readings on winter. The first bowling party December 9 to clear up 1974 and wife and their son, who is Wilmer Adkins. The meeting closed by singing the theme of Christmas some of for members and their wives will business. Bills and accounts of Mrs. Ivey's great grandson, all of CORNELIUS FABER hymn "Hark the Herald Angels which were "The Continuing be held in January. er ra " and prayer. approximately $70,000 were Elnora, New York, Also Mrs. At University Hospital, London SingChrist" read by Mrs. Roy Elliott; The County Master Presided ordered paid including Huron Ivey's great granddaughter, on Friday December 6, 1974, Business was conducted by the "The Carpenter's Shop" by Mrs. for election of officers for 1975 County Levy as well as the levies Dawn Brass of Montreal was Cornelius Faber of RR 3, Exeter, President, Mrs. T riebner and Aldi a Mustard and "The True and installed the following; Past of the Boards of Education. present. n in his 50th year. Mrs. Clifford Henderson gave,tbe 'Meaning of Christmas" by Mrs. Master -Wilfred Chuter; Master- A building permit to install Secretary report. David Ro Offerin was taken Ronald Taylor; Deputy Master - g P He was the husband of the Mrs. Triebner reported for the y' g p rest rooms in the Legion Hall was Unit IV Holds Christmas Meeting former Jean Smallacombe and up by Mrs. Roy and dedicated by Robert Websfer; Chaplain Louis rant ed. Univ IV of Hensall U.C.W. met Manse Committee, and it was Mrs. Sherlock Keyes. "O Come Taylor-, Secretary Barry Taylor; g father of Stephen, Waterloo; Mrs. decided to purchase poinsettias y y Y Councillor Leonard Erb was on December 5 with 21 members P P All Ye Faithful" was sun Treasurer - William Dowson;`" Patrick (Lynn) McCann, Mt. I;• named to attend the present. Mrs. James McAllister Carmel; and Patricia, Guelph. for the church for the Christmas The minutes were read by Mrs. First Lecturer - Eric Chuter; Ausable-Bayfield River Conser- opened the meeting with scrip- Brother of Rochus and Egbert season. The Shut-ins are to be Harvey Hayter. Loose collection Second Lecturer - Doug McAsh; vation annual meeting, lure followed by a story of love of both ofRR 3, Kippremembered by boxes of goodies Marshal - Allan Hater; Tyler - en. Also was to go to the Shelter in Y Y A request from Exeter as to home, love of neighbour and love surviving is a grandson. packed by the members. Goderich. Mrs. Bob Webster Dave Roy; Committee Men - Don whether Hensall municipality of service. The scripture reading The later Mr. Faber rested at Mrs. Alex, McBeth favoured gave the Treasu'rer's Report. It Taylor, Ralph Stephenson, Frank would be interested in sharingin was take from oke and followed with two readings. was decided that the Christmas McClinchey, John Ostrom, 4 the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in Robert hTaylor., their Senior Citizen Complex was by a hymn. The devotional, Honsall, where funeral service Concert would be held on Decem- carried over to the next meeting prepared by Mrs. E. Rowe was was held December 9 with Rev. News of ber 23 in ' the township' hall. Several members spoke on the and the clerk was instructed to read by Mrs. H. Caldwell and Dun Beck officiating. Interment' ���� Boxes for the sick and shut-in are, work of the Order including Rev. obtain more information. dealt with the Advent of God in was in Hensall Union Cemetery. going to be packed on December Alex Taylor, local minister and a A donation of $25 was given the the form of Christ - a man, and Pallbearers were Ken, Ross 11. There were 30 calls made to former Chaplain of the Grand War Memorial Children's the hope of His second coming, and Russell, Faber, Ron and Bill We are sorry to report that the sick and shut-in in November. Lodge of Scotland. HI L ;A M• kl I d Todd Caldwell has been Mrs Aldi 'e Mustard av +1- -F �tM a . Murray Bell will snowplow at • rs. air is e p aye two selections on the piano. The Dougall and Bob Pryde. hospitalized. g e nomination report that all offices the dump this winter. collection was taken by the United Chutreh Notes The sympathy of the will be filled by the same people The discussion on the hostesses, Mrs. Shaddick and John O'Brian lit the second community is extended to Bert of last year except for President, Richmond Street drain was held Mrs. Purdy and was dedicated by advent candle at the Advent 1I and Rochus Faber in the loss of which will be taken by Mrs. Bill over as Burns Ross was not ' Mrs. McAllister. Mrs. McAllister service in Hensall United Chukch `their brother, Cornelius Faber. Taylor for the first three months --#I td Id :I.. dd d Sunday morning. Rev. Don Beck Craft for the evening was shrink and Mrs Bob Stirb for the last p n• close the o year w t o s an ends of information on the Bible preached on the sermon topic Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret Society. Foster Parents Plan, alh Aparte anthem and the chooirir sang th Consitt presided at the meeting of Care, Honduras Relief and gave m "Shgp Amber Rebekah Lodge recently stories of Christmas of other days herds on the Hillside ', and was assisted by the Vice by prominent politicians. The accompanied on the organ by Grand, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Turkheim. The baskets of Members of Emerald Lodge in Mrs. Sherritt. Lunch was served flowers were placed from the Parkhill were guests also Brother by Mrs. Slade and her committee, funeral of the late Henry Fuss. William Bannister D.I.G.M., who Next Sunday, December 15 at 11 1 d bh L d e a.m. will be the' White Gift six monthsl. The position of Correspondent President for the three months Mrs. Robert Hulley left vacant and the Vice - President's position will be held at the January meeting. Mrs. Reta Deklerk and boys Mrs. Grant Turner from Bay- Robert and Richard spent the field demonstrated the making of weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Christmas decorations. Mrs. Eugene St. Louis, Mark and Paul. Doris Wilson thanked Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene St. Louis, Tu er Mark a d P 1 h fi d L:-.' were we come y t r_ o g members. The Noble Grand W.M.S. Holds December Meeting Service. The Sunda School y Miss Joy Hey visited with Mrs. rn The Explorers met on Tuesday n au ave a t r mothers Mrs. Violet Smith and reported on the meeting held ,in Mrs. Harvey Hyde presided at sessions have been cancelled so Winston Powell Saturday evening. Luann Taylor opened Mrs. Eugene St. Louis Sr. both of Clinton when the officers for the the W.M.S. meeting in Carmel that the children may take part in evening. Mrs. Elaine Foran and Robert the meeting.The roll call was Windsor with them for the past arranging of the "United Nations Presbyterian Church recently and the service. n and Mr. Bob England of Huron answered by a picture for crafts. two weeks. Youth Contest".were appointed. opened the meeting with a Personate park Centralia visited with Mr. & w & Craft for the evening was shrink Mr, & Mrs. Robert Hulley The Vice Grand reported for the Christmas wish. Mrs. Rochus Anthony Gelderland of Mrs. Edward Regit e Wedr. magic. visited Monday evening with visiting committee. Mrs. Olga Faber and Mrs. M. Dougall wes'e Ridgetown, visited for a few days day afternoon. Loyal Orange Lodge 1035 Mrs. Otto Walker a patient in Chipchase. R.S.N.G. reported on in charge of the Christmas With Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal. Mr. & Mrs. Beatty dfSeaforth Varna held their annual meeting South Huron Hospital, Exeter. the Rally held in Stratford devotional. The roll call was Mrs. Ross MacMillan of spent Sunday afternoon with Miss and banquet on Tuesday, Dec. 3. The sympathy of the com- recently, stating it was. the most answered with a Christmas Waterloo and Charles Mickle of Joy Hey, The banquet was 'held at Hull q Y munit is expressed to the Y p' gratifying rally held so far. The thought or verse. The nominating Hamilton, spent Friday with their Sympathy is extended to Mr. & Gully, Varna where the members Pethick family and Bob in the loss - charter of the Lodge will be committee presented the slate of mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. George Pethick in the loss of enjoyed a roast beef dinner. At of Isobel. draped in the near future in officers as follows: President Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Van their daughter. the meeting held in the Orange loving memory of Sister Nora Mrs. Harvey Hyde; Vice -Pres. - Dyke and Agnes of Bradford Mrs. Ralph Fischer and Mrs. Hall Varna, three new members; An Expositor Classified Brunner, Past President of the Mrs. John olden; Treasurer and visited Saturday with Mr. and rray are in the Keith Stephenson, Robert Hayter will you vidends. Have tried Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, at Glad Tidings Secretary - Mrs. ., Mrs. Sim Roobal. StratfordSteve General Hospital and Brian McAsb were initiated one? Dialpay Seaforth X27-024 240 the request of the Assembly Percy Campbell; Supply Secre- - in the Orange Degree. President Sister Grace Love. tary Mrs Harold Bell• Friend - Thank you notes were read from ship and Literature Secretary Bro.. Ralph Yager, Welland and Mrs. Earl Campbell; Associate Mrs. Lillian Blackwell. Members - Mrs. Harry Snell; NEWS OF Arrangements were made for the 'Queensway representative --Mrs. Christmas : party to be held on Rochus Faber; Pianist - Mrs. December. 4, and to forward the Malcolm Dougall; Stamp' CollecConstance usual donations to the home at for - Mrs. Rachel Schwalm; �' Barrie and to the Childrens Aid. Secretary - office yet to be filled. Greetings were extended to the The January meeting will be held .Noble Grand and members by on January 2'at 2 p.m. William Bannister, D.D.G.M. of The Ladies Aid meeting was Parkhill, and also by Noble Grand Mrs. Donna Hodgins. Following the meeting bingo euchre was played and a social hour was enjoyed by all. United Church Notes Timothy Rowcliffe lit the First Advent Candle at the Celebration of the Lord's Supper in Hensall United Church S4day morning, presided over by President Mrs. Clarence Volland. FUNERALS HENRY FUSS Henry Fuss of Hensall passed away in South Huron Hospital on December 4, 1974 .in his 83rd Mr.. Paul Southgate returned home on Sat ur day from Seforfh, Community Hospital where he was a patient for the past week. We would like to wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs.Andy Thompson of Etobicoke, Mrs. Pat Hulley and Patrick visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Th om son Jim Sharon and Bob Lisa, Christopher and Grey. 'Mr. and Mrs.Gary Preszcator, Steven, Shannon and Sherry of R.R.1t3, Clinton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Bill, Debbie and Michael, Mrs. Frank Riley and Mrs. Doug Riley of Winthrop visited on Monday with Mrs. Irene Grimoldby who is a patient in I e , M Tell -Cashier Instructor The Clinton Cancra of Conestoga College requires a tollarm cashier instructor for a twelve week, full -limp, day progt`a7nme,. schedule to start in January. -Persons with experience In Chartered Banks, Trust Com- panies, or other financial Institutions who have an overall knowledge of Banking Procedures and Services should con- tact.. . 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Don Beck preached on .the sermon topic Township and of all his P g schooling in Zurich. He farmed on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. David Preszcator, Christine, called on Monday with Mrs. Ralph Kingswell of Goderich. e _ `. "Invaded from Outer Space" the Parr Line, south of Hillsgreen Ez` until 1961 when he and his wife The baskets of flowers placed m the Church were from the funeral of the late Mrs. Cornish of Brucefield. Once again this year. the Girl Guides have provided the church with two patted poinsettias for the Christmas season. Celebrates 87th Birthday Mrs. Daisy Ivey, who makes her home with Mrs. Rachel Schwalm. celebrated her 87th birthday on November 29 with ten neighbours and friends attending including Mrs. Reta Robb and Mrs.Winn Joiiffe of Lucan and Mrs. Margaret Coombs of Clinton. A luncheon and tea served with a birthday cake and candles lit was enjoyed. Mrs. Ivey also went to Sarnia on Saturday for the day with her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey. They also had a family get moved to Hensall and have resided there since. He was a' member of St. Peters Lutheran Church in Zurich. He is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth Cochrane, one (laughter, Margaret of Honolulu, two sons, William of Hensail,- James of Alliston. three sisters, Mrs. Lavina Reichert, Mrs.Henry (Violet) Atkins, both of R.R.lt2. Hensall, and Mrs. Albert (Margaret ) Hess of Zurich. Two sisters and one brother predeceased him. Also surviving are six grandchildren. The funeral service was held on December 7 from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in Hensall with Pastor A.C.Blackwell officiating. interment St. Peters Lutheran Cemetery. Zurich': Pallbearers were Ken Adison, Mac Cameron. Clarence Reichert. Lower Interest Rates NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st. and 2n.d-. 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