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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-11, Page 7t 1 g (" • ...... . ... . .. . . ..... .. . - • Jun. 11, 1919 Pegs 7 Hensall and *district news coRROPONDENTS Mrs, Mewl* 14dden, Phenol 3 Mrs; Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 CARMEL. MINISTER '—"George C. Vais, graduate of. Presbyter - _Jan college, Montreal, has been ' appointed stated supply of Car- mel Presbyterian ch •Ch, Hen- sel!, A native of Bracebridge, ,he has served churches ,in that area and in Montreal as student assistant during the past four years. He :plans to complete two arts courses at UWO this year to complete his qualifications for ordination. Mrs. Vais •is from the Bracebridge area also. UC marks .anniversary Successful aniiivelfsarY serv- lees were 'beid 11i 'the.' United Chlirch &n-5iiiiday withsplendid • ongregations at hoiI .services. • Guest .pealier for the occasion 'Was -Rev. Wilbur .1. Rogers of lrindale, who 'delivered ' two niessages.' • Mr. 'Clare McBride of Goshen 'United Church-. rendered. two -:fruniriet, solos at the morning keviee: '6 vocal duet. was sung bY. 'a(nnic 'and Mary Ann at the evening serviee. The choir unlet direction of Mr. •Rannie with Miss Greta Lammie at the .organ consol sang two special • anthems. Rev. Chas. 1). Daniel assisted al' both services. ' • Auxiliarykoriors • r JninISterfS wife President Mrs, Ken Elder pre- sided for the June meeting of the Evening :Auxiliary of the United. Church Monday evening. Mrs. Ed Corbett was in charge of the devotional with "Faith" the theme used. She was assisted by Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Tack Corbett. Ten, dollars was donated to the Canadian Cancer Fund _and .$15.00 idonated 'to defray' shipping ex- penses on bale recently packed t,by the: Woman's. Missionary So- ciety. • Mrs. Robert :Cook, on behalf "orthe, Anxilierf, presented Mrs. ,Chas. D. Daniel with a. gift and lMrs. -Walter Spencer made the 'presentation of a .corsage. Thatudy. 'dealing.. with the ,Caribbean area and West Indies was ably taken by Mrs. Hugh AleEwen. . . The recreational .cominittee directed .contests. Mrs. .1. Flynn !and Mrs. E. Shaddick were host- .esses. • • Decorate graves in district Sunday Decoration.. services under the auspice s:re the Hensall Branch of the Cen'ildian Legion and ,1,00F will be-- held.Sunday, June 14. ,be held at the.ceno- laph at 2,30'.after whieltmembers will preeeed to • Hensel' Union and McTaggart's cemeteries where flags Will be placed on the graves. - Kinette group - plans fair. booth Mrs, Jeck Drysdale was boat. •ta.a, At her borne Tuesday eve - ming for the meeting of the Hen- Kinette Club. It was diacieSed at' the meet- ing that, Mrs. Drysdale 'had the 'honour of, beieg%nominated for ‘distriet %convener at the spring toriventien held. in Detroit anon- stired by the Chatham Clubi but she declined. • The group will have a booth at the Spring Fair here .on June /2. M. Leslie „Dupont Allowed Mini on SWItzerlanti,1 'Belgium And Luxembourg. They had it Pet luck supper. Brownies pest tests At the regular meeting of. the Brownies on 'Tuesday • last the following Brownies Were tested by Mrs. W. Goodwin no how to , tie Ali address A 'parcel Ler mail. ing: Celleen Baynitani, Pauline: Bell, Joyce Flynn,., Fiera Lee Johnston, Sukiiithe Kyle, Wendy' Moir and Heather Reid, Golden. like ,krowoltit *etc passed en table 'Netting. • f, In the POW WOW., tegiatratitlit 1., forms to attend, the, trowille Camp at lIttrliri Chuteli 'CAMP this weekend were -given to the BroWniegy Along With A list of necessary clothing and bedding to take. Art the brownies a, cited? othat,„ask anyone of thin and fitid•onti Introduces new _editor Mr, Charles Fiford, president of Henson Chamberof Com. inerce. reviewed the year's work at the supper meeting in the Legion Hall Friday evening, The organization had been in- strumental. in getting a new post office; the contract for the new Bank. of Montreal had been awarded and the building should start soon; Scouts and Cubs had been organized and were pro- gressing well; the St, John's Ambulance First Aid course was started, sponsored by the Gene- ral Coach Works of Canada, for which. 35 people had registered.; a donation of $500 had been: given to the arena and a. local news- paper had 'been sponsored by the group. Mr. Firm! 'introduced Mr, Don Spearman, Dresden, to the meet - "trig as the, new publisher of the Hensall Observer after July 1. Mr. Spearman. spoke briefly an.d hoped r for continued support for the .local paper. MY, 'Fiford ex- pressed approecia•tion to Mrs. S. Rannie and Mrs. E. R. Davis for their contribution to the Ob- server, IL had not been a money- making venture as it was issued free to all residents of the dist- rict. Mr: Fiford announced be was resigning as president for he felt: it would be in the interests of the group. Ghost; at the meeting were Reeve Harvey Coleman, Stanley Township, deputy reeve j. Har- vey Taylor, councillors Ernie Talbot, Alvin .Rau, Jack Scotch - mer and Earl Dick,reeve. of Hibbert Township, John Hender- son, reeve of Hensel], Mrs. S. Rannie and Mrs. E. R. Davis of the Hensel! Observer. Zone officers visit auxiliary Mrs. Luella Hall, Blyth, past zone commander, in speaking to the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary at their meeting, Tuesday, June 2 stated that "The 'youth of today are the men and women of to- morrow and we must give them a • finer future than we have had." She was introduced by president Mrs. William Brown who was in the'chair. Mrs. Margaret Bogdon, Walker- ton, district sports officer, spoke on the progra,m of the zone and showed interesting colored films on the alley bowling tournament at Walkerton., The group voted $200 to the Park Board; $10.00 to the tuber- cular summer camp and $10.00 to the Canadian Legion Youth Training Pian. The Auxiliary will attend di- vine service at Carmel Presby- terian Church. Sunday, June 14 at 11 a.m. and will be addressed by the minister, Rev. G. Vais. Mrs. Mary Bisback was initi- ated into membership of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Hall conducting the ceremony. Mrs. A. Clark and Mrs. Mary Taylor were appointed on the membership comrnittee. There was a splendid response for tea towels in answer to the roll call. Mrs. L. Baynham won the mystery prize. Mrs. Keith Buchanan was presented with gifts on behalf of her two yoting- est children. Bayfield will be the setting for the picnic, July 12. Meetings will resume in September with a pot luck lunch. Bingo winners for the recrea- tional period were: Miss Bertha Walker, Walkerton; Mrs. Wes Venner; Mrs, Gordon Munn; Mrs, Havens; Mrs. R. Vanstone; Mr. William' Brown; specials, Mrs. Venner, Mrs. Luella Hall, Mrs. A. Clark. , Hostesses were Mrs, W. J. Cameron, . Mrs. 11. McKenzie, Mrs. L. Noakes and. Mrs. T. Kyle. Purchases residence john -.Baker has purthased the residence of Mrs, James W. Bonthron, on Oxford Street, and get a ,p.esaehaion July 1. Mrs. Bonthron, a resident of• Hensall for 45 years, will take up resi. dence in London. • • - • MECHANICAL ENGINEER—WI] Brock, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Brock, RR 2 Kippen, re- ceived his bachelor of applied science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Toronto at the. recent con- vocation. Bill is engaged in a six-month training program with Imperial. Oil in 'Toronto in. prep- aration for his appointment to the industrial sales staff in Oc- tober. Hold rally at Carmel One hundred and twenty-nine children registered at the Car- mel Presbyterian Church, :Hen- sel!, on Saturday afternoon for the annual Huron County Mis- sion Band rally. It is held in Hensall once in every nine years. Visitors were, from Seaforth, Goderich, Auburn, Blyth, Bayfield and Hensel!. Mrs. W. Good of Blyth. the president of the Huron Presby- tery of the Mission Band, chair- ed the meeting. Each group took part in the program, Miss Carol Brown, Hensall, was pianist for the rally. Special guest speaker was Miss Barbara Woodruff, deacon- ess, from Goderich. Her special. story to the children was "Su- Lae.n", a Chinese girl -from Hong Kong. The Hensel'. Explorers took the devotional and Mr. George C. Vais closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the ladies of the Arnold Circle with Mrs. Alex McGregor as convener. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. jack McEwan, Mrs. Fr a n k Knight, Mrs. Gordon Troyer con- vened the rally. Walter Fairbairn district resi▪ dent Walter Patterson Fairbairn died in Clinton Hospital Sunday, June 7 in bis 85th year. He was the son of the late Elliott Fairbairn and Mary }{ab - kirk. He was born on the farm now occupied by Mr. Glenn Bell. He married Mary Ellen Rob- ertson in 1903 and moved to the farm on the boundary between Hay and Stanley now owned by Mr. John Anderson. They moved to liensall 22 years ago where ,they resided until. seven years age when, on account of ill -health they went to reside with their only daughter, Mrs. floss Love. Two sons died in their early years. In the year 1953 they cele- brated their golden wedding an- niversary. His wife died three years ago. Surviving besides his daughter are on sister, Mrs. Elien Dal- rymple of Clinton and one broth- er, John of Winnipeg, and fotfr grandchildren. He was a life-long member of Kipper). United Church. Funeral services were held from Bonthron funeral chapel, Hensall, en Tuesday with Rev. MacMillan of Kippen United ehurch, officiating, Interment was in Hensall Union cemetery. Pallbearers were W. G. Bell, Wililam Fairbaire, George Arm' strong, William Berney, Frank Walter and John Pepper. More Hensall News On. Page 10 $ SAVE $ $ SAVE $ $ SAVE $ THE SURPLUS STORE NEXT TO gAVELLE'S GIFT STORE, GRAND BEND Watch this ad weekly for outstanding buys in twat'', mer - Is our aim to become known as the district stare "WHERE THE F1IEST CAN IIE BOUGHT FOR LESS". OPENING SPECIALS Best QualitY, 20" & 30" Wido, Fine Muh Steel Screening F1 1 Ffeee, 'Berelsrikei . (ris x 0 ww4 $4.00) Lenoleurri Rugs 6x9 '5.00 Why Other Items Of betty Use M SargAin Prk*s L . „.! CARMEL CHURCH HOST TO RALLY—Over 125 children from six centres in Huron county attended the Mission Band rally in Carmel Presbyterian church, Hensall, on Saturday, Special guest speaker was Miss Barbara Woodruff, deaconess, of Goderich. The group of leaders and children above, from left, includes: Mrs. Frank Wright, Mrs, Gordon. Troyer, Mrs, Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Jack McEwan, all of Hensall; Mar- garet Haines, Auburn; Mrs. George C. Vais, wife of the -minister of Carmel church; Mrs. W. Good, Blyth, county couvenor; Karen Scott, Seaforth; John Turner, Clinton. The two in front are Elizabeth Mackay, Goderich, and Fay Troyer, Hensall, Parade, midway, calves to feature Hensall fair A varied program of tested at- tractions will feature Hensall Spring Fair and Implement Show on Friday afternoon. The newly elected member of parliament for 'Huron will open the fair. The attractions which have made this exhibition so popular in the past—the feeder calf dub, baby show, school parade and livestock competitions --are be- ing offered again by the South Huron Agricultural Society, spon- sors of the fair. Some 22 boys and girls from the area will be competing for the feeder calf club prizes, and handsomearray of trophies. Last year's winner was Bill Strong, of Dublin. The show will start at one o'clock with a school parade down the Main street to the fair grounds. Besides prizes - for the best schools in the parade, the society is providing individual prizes of $5.00 each for the best Mission society plans celebration The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of Carniel church met Mon- day evening in the church school- room with Mrs. R. J. Cameron in the chair. Glad Tidings was reviewed by Mrs. R. Y. McLaren and a vocal duett was sung by Mrs. Robert Madge and Mrs.. Pearl. Love with Miv. Malcolm Dougall act boy and girl in the procession. The society hopes to have the trumpet band from RCAF Ste - thin Centralia to lead. the parade. Shortly after the opening comes the popular baby show which at- tracts many mothers from the district. This contest which is sponsored by Wilson's Drug Store is divided into two sections, six months and under, and six months to one year. In addition to three prizes provided in each Mission society honors member Mrs. N. E. Cook was hostess at her home Friday evening for the june meeting of the Wom- an's Missionary Society of the United Church attended by over 40 members. Mrs. Cook's group was in charge of the devotional and program. Mrs.. W. B. Cross was in. the chair. Mrs. F. Harburn and Mrs. A. Clarke assisted in the 41,e- votional period. Mrs. Orville Jones rendered a solo with Mrs. T. J. Sherritt, accompanist. Mrs. William Henry contributed two readings. President Mrs, G. Armstrong presided for the business. An in- vitation to attend the 69th an- niversary birthday party of the WMS of Carmel Church June 22 when Rev. James E. Duncan of London will be guest speaker, was accepted: Mrs. Norman Jones reported companist. IVIrs. Cameron took for the bale and plans were final - the topic. azed for the Baby Band party Plans were finalized for the Friday. June 19. 69th anniversary party Monday, A presentation of a chrome June 22 when Rev. James E. Duncan of London will be the special. speaker. Guests will be the WMS of United, and WA Si. cake cover was made to Mrs. C. D. Daniel with the address read by Mrs. E. Rowe and pres- entation by Mrs. R. M. Peck. Paul's Anghcan church, WMS Mrs. Daniel made a fitting re - Bayfield Presbyterian and Ar- nold Circle of Carmel church. Mrs. R. M. Peck will be in charge of the July meeting. WMS pack bale Members of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society of the United Church met in the church school- room Tuesday afternoon and packed bales which weighed 283 lbs. and were valued at $556.00. One bale will be sent to Wrinch Memorial Hospital, Hazelton, B.C. and one to United Church Relief, Toronto. • Mrs. Norman Attend General Assembly Mr. and Mrs. George C. Vais attended the impressive open- ing of the 851;11, General As- sembly of t h e Presbyterian Church in Canada last ,Wednes- day, June 3, which is now be- ing held at Knox Church, To- ronto. The newly elected moderator of the General. Assembly is the Rev. Dr. A. 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