HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-04-25, Page 9ENSA
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The- Iieusail ; Bowiiu Club -mak
for: their- annual meeting and elect-
ed as
lect-ed'as their president, W,
will, Other officers elected were
vieepresident, Wes. Venner; sec,
retary-treasurer, Shaddick
grounds • committee, Heave Nor-
mai Jones,: John; Heade/ton and
Lorne Luke -tournament r- t rnainen `" comms
mittee, William :Brown.. and ; •Sam.
Rannie, .The club,:ho es to stsrt
e' se's 6
the season on a �. .
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- Hold Trousseau Tea •
Mrs. Nelson •-Pfaff,{ ,Brucefield,'
entertained, at a 'trousseau tea'' at
her home last Monday:,'.iu • honor
of herdaughtei<,''.Greta,--bride- of
Saturday:: Over 90 iguests were Harry-Mather's'Garage at Exeter,
reeeived by Mrs, 'Taff and: Greta.
Miss, Janice : McClure, : Vi.rMtbrop,
vyaa' z charge of the guest book.
Mrs. Grant McGregor and : Mrs
ttobert. Esker,. Jr., of •Mensal',dis
played the, bide's trousseau; ' and
Miss: MarjoriePfaff,. • Brucefield,
and ,Miss, Marilyn Treimeer, ; Kip-;
,pen,: ,were . in; charge_,,of, the gift;
room.: Servingi were T Mrs;` -Don;
McClure, Winthrop,: and 1GIrs: John
Baker, lfensali. Mrs." ,George -V.ar-
ley'andMrs. Jack,Kinsman assist
ed in - the, kitchen. , • The tea, room
was;; 'attractive .in' color schemes;
of pink and, white
Anyone uitei;ested_ in trag::shoot
inn -shouldattend' a'•; meeting ; at
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Wednesday "the 'Seaford'
Legion .Ladies' Awd iary 'to'Branch
156, Canadian Legion, were . hostas
to over 100 -ladies from, Hensall,
Goderich, Exeter :and'Clinton,,,aux
diaries.: Vice -President - Mrs. C.
Bennis", in the absence•,of Precis
Monday evening,; April 28, at 7:30
p.m. • shai . Ithasbeensu,
gest.,
ed to -^orifi a " trap Shootin league.
a mona the Iocal clubs, whx h wo tl'
be
(xx1erie1, Clinton, ',Happen
..and
One purpose, Of the meeting
would be to . hold alternate, social
shoots among the , clubs through-
out the "summer;; and' to hold'. a
banquet for all the shooters :and
their wives in the fall..
• 'fear Dialogue on Japa
Mrs. Harry Hoy. was ,hostess, far
the:April meeting ,of Che Arnold
Cir' cle"•oo -Hensall Presbyterian
Church -on Monday evening. "'The
'president, olVIrs. ,A. Orr, : opened
the.• aneeting With, a 'poem ..and
prayer..' Mrs. D. MacDonald;_ Mrs.
John Baker and Mrs: Gerald.; Bell
presented a very interesting.
logue on' -Japan.,; $cripture'.reading
.fro"m .Luke 14 by .Mrs. Gordon
shwa m'.
S 1 was ed folio
w , with.-pray-
'er Iiy,;l4lrs. MacDonald: ,Business
followed
All'• members' were,;' asked to
-have supply- money for the, May
meeting; the date being changed
from 1Vtay 191o:;the.26,;to beheld
at the hone of Mrs. Beverley Bea-
ton. :The anee�irig cicised_,with the
Lord's.;,P-rayer Lunch --;was = serv-
ed by hostesses -;M's,: Stewart•=Be11
Nlrs.'. Ge_raId Bell and;,:Mrs;-,Ed
F.
dentMrs: d: McKibben. welcoxiied,.
the giie8ta ,and introduced; 'Zone
Comzganden:.Mrs, Xa. Mali; :Blyth;
who: congratgllated Seaforth, - on:
-theiSi sixth ` birthday, + Sij e; also
spoke, on ;the zone rally to ,be held;
in • Blyth later "in the .Year,
-The evening .'was then.. hairtjad
ever to entertainment officer;,Mrs.y
C Coombs, ' who •
-, introduced thefiue;