The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-11-15, Page 5'and district nevi's.
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"OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1919"
Unit II of Hensall U,C.W, met
at the church Monday for the
November meeting. Jean
Wareing acted as chairman and
,opened with a poem.
Elva Forrest presented the
devotional entitled "The Indian
Christian Church", followed by a
poem, and prayer. The roll call
was answered by 12 members
with a Bible verse with the word
"thanks" in it.
Fran Mickle conducted the
• business which consisted of
planning the birthday party at
the Bluewater Rest Home; and
the general meeting December 3
with guests being invited from
Chiselhurst and Zurich
Emmanuel.
Kay Mock gave the study which
was prepared by Dorothy Parker
entitled "The Prodigal Son",
Hostesses were Wilma Munn and
PARADING TO CENOTAPH,— Members of the Hensall Legion held
their annual Remembrance Day service Sunday morning. Flag bearers
November 15, 1973 Per :5'
Peggy Forrest,
Unit I
Julene Keys presided for the
November meeting of Unit 1 of
Hensall UCW. She opened with
prayer, followed by scripture,
Her devotional theme, "The man
with the one talent" was written
by an 80-year-old Christian lady.
The story of Jesus and the man
with the one talent may be
compared to the way we use or
misuse our talent or talents.
The reason our Lord singled out
the man with the one talent, was
because our Lord was concerned
for little unimportant people. He
picked out insignificant details in
them, such as the widow's mite
showing us that the small is
loaded with possibilities.
Here we are always being
measured by the big, busy and
groom's sister, Mrs. Thomas
Arthur, Exeter, wearing a gold
and burgundy figured street
length dress and carrying a
bouquet of yellow and bronze
daisies.
The groom was attended by
Thomas Arthur, Exeter,
A reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Arthur, Exeter.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Munn, RR 1
Exeter and the groom is the son
of Mrs. Rader and the late Lorne
Rader Zurich,
The couple will reside in
Exeter.
important affairs of the world.
God works wonders with one
talent people, who have faith
enough in him to have faith in
themselves and their in-
significance.
Let us all feel responsibility to
extend a helping hand in
whatever may come our way .
Julene then read a poem and a
hymn was sung accompanied by
Helen Goddard at the piano. Kay
Elder introduced her friend Mrs,
Neil O'Reilly, Toronto who with
her husband spent some time in
India and Nepal.
Mrs. O'Reilly showed many
interesting pictures of the way of
life, and how they farmed. They
had a two hour ride on a sure
footed elephant. They and
another couple also went on a
trek on foot for 26 days at Mount
Everest, on the border between
Nepal and Tibet.
They travelled 150 miles ac-
companied by two porters who
helped carry their equipment,
food, etc. camping every night.
This was a new experience for
them. Mrs. O'Reilly was very
much enjoyed and she said India
is one of their favourites of the
several places they had
travelled.
Mildred Kyle conducted the
business reminding all the group
going to the Bluewater Rest
Home; a meeting at Listowel
United Church concerning the
new study book; a combined
business meeting of all units
December 3, prior to the regular
Christmas meeting with our
invited guests the same night.
The group presented a gift to
Mildred Kyle, the unit Leader,
and also a wedding gift to 011ie
Cooper who has been a very
willing helper,
Ladies give
least coin'
Carmel Presbyterian W.M.S.,
Hensall held their November
meeting Monday in the Sunday
School room, •
With a good attendance
President Mrs. Rachel Schwalm
opened with a reading.
Mrs. Rockus Faber was in
charge of the program and
worship service.
A poem, scripture and prayer
were followed by an item of
"Listening to the Third World - A
Japanese Christian Missionary
looks at the North American
church."
The roll call was answered by
an Armistice verse. During the
'least coin' collection the
president and Mrs. Harry Snell
read articles about it and a
prayer was given by Mrs. Sch-
walm. She also gave her report of
the council meeting she attended
at Ewart College.
An invitation was received and
accepted from the Presbyterian
Church Women of Caven Church,
Exeter for November 19.
The nominating committee
brought in the slate of officers for
1974,
The new study for 1974 is "For
a Time Like This," The next
meeting will be held Dec. 3 with
Mrs. Harry Snell and her
associate members to give the
program and worship. There is to
be a Christmas pot luck lunch
then.
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and Legion members are shown
service,
Remembrance Day parade in
Ottawa and also the chance to
read her poem and lay a wreath.
Prime Minister Trudeau and
Governor-General Roland
Michener and other celebrities
also attended that parade.Susan's
home is in Moncton, New
Brunswick.
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Remembrance Day service
was held in Carmel Presbyterian
Church Sunday when the Legion
Branch 468 and Ladies Legion
Auxiliary members attended.
Rev. Wilfred Jarvis conducted
the service and the choir sang an
anthem under the direction of
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall at the
organ.
Rev. Jarvis spoke on the
subject "Blessed are the
Peacemakers,"
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In a double ring ceremony
November 9, 1973 Kathryn Jean
Munn and Gerald William Rader
exchanged wedding vows at
Hensall United Church.
Baskets of bronze mums
decorated the church for the
ceremony conducted by Rev.
Donald Beck.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a street
length white embroidered satin
dress, fashioned with long full
sleeves, The shoulder length veil
fell from a pill box head piece and
she carried a bouquet of red
roses.
Maid of honor was the Tom and Jean Towers and
family, Hensall had the pleasure
to see their neice Susan Towers
on television Sunday. Susan had
the distinction of having her
poem on Remembrance Day
judged as best and as a result had
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Mrs, Pearl Love is a patient in
South Huron Hospital Exeter.
Sam Dougall, Huronview
Clinton visited this week with his
sister and brother-in-law Mr. &
Mrs., Orville Taylor and also
with his brother Tom Dougall,
Peter L. McNaughton is a
patient in South Huron Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. William Simpson,
Birmingham, Michigan visited
over the weekend with My. F. G.
Bonthron,
Visitors on the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell were Mr.
& Mrs. Don Rigby and Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Warwick of Blenheim,
Clint Hodgins, New York and
Stewart McQueen, Hensall.
Mrs. Laird Mickle spent last
week in Hamilton visiting with
her son Charles who teaches at
the Sir John A. MacDonald
Secondary School in that city.
Bradley Sangster is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London
where he underwent surgery
Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken MacLean and
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Mrs. Gordon Munn.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was
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Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Crone,
Denfield, visited Sunday and
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