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ORIG�I AICD HISTORIF OF .POTTERY
IL A. Sowerbutts, of Clarkson;
importer of ' Bretby Art Pottery,
outlined the origin and history of
Pottery made in England at the
November 'meeting' of Hensall • Wo-.
mens Institute, held in.tbe'Sunday
schoolroom of the -United Church,
on Wednesday evening. .Mr. Sow-
erbutts had on display some very
beautiful pieces of pottery, which
many of the members purchased,:
, with ''the Institute receiving 25 per
centof the proceeds.
President Mrs. FrBeer,ed h
char
w.
chaired the meeting, introduced
.the speaker. Seventy-five mem-
bers • and,. guests were .;present,
Which included Zurich .Women's In-
stitute. In. answer tothe roll call*
to.donate a get -well card, there
was a generous response. A dona-
tion :was voted to the church in
appreciation of use 'of the
room.
•
school-
Contributing
chool-Contributm to thegProgram.was
"The a . humorous m ons reading, 14fus-
tard -. Plaster," by.Mrs.' Newell=
,,
: Geiger of'. Zurich; . a sole;
,
, lovely
o,
"`God Gives Us Homes," Mrs., A.
M. Ainacher, of Zurich accom a -
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heluno • b
y Mrs. Grace
P
Harpole, of Hensall; and a' delight,
,
ful piano selection: by Mrs, Lairdir
d
•Mickle„ :in 'which she played :sev-
eral songs which were popular hits
long ago. Miss. Greta Laramie di -
rested several community songs.
Mrs. George' Hess gave courtesy
remarks to the speaker and all
those who assisted with the'_ pro-
gram. '
Mrs. Leonard Erb, president of
Zurich' W.I., expressed thanks for
a" lovely evening.. Mrs. E. Normin-
ton, assistant ;secretary;, will take
over the secretary o
duties u s cretary:'for
Mrs : '"
.R 112:•Peck, who leaves this
month for Arizona for the winter.
Members are asked to bring a -cash
donation to, the December meeting.
Program congeners : were Mrs.
George Hess and Mrs. Maude Red-
den" Hostesses. were 'Miss Phyllis
Case' and Mrs. James Bengo'ugh.
Vases; of flowers in. autumn tpne
decoratedthe table • and piano:
Huron' Farm News
Continuous rains and
._ snow have
rvn
cried the finishingu
Pof the
p
fall plowing. .Some corn- remains,
to be picked.' Most,ef ,the cattle
have' been ;housed
The hardest 'bb of
isth
For Stay -Slim Diets
S ilk for ikin and
kun�drm
zn ng
cooking is thesmart, sensible
s s
way to keep -your' health up,
weight; down! It has 'MORE,
proteins • vitamins and min-
erals, but
in.erals,.:but far LESS calories. <;
SUNDAY and ILOLIDAY - Maple Leaf".
Dairy;. Products are available at BROWS
SUPERTEST .SERVICE and SEAFORTH.
News of Kipper
Hold Shower
To Honor
Bride -To- Be W �
NEWS OF HENSALL
A innsceilaneous shower, spon-
sored by ,Mrs. Jean 'Groshok and
Mrs. Dorothy Krauskopf, 'in honor
of their sister, Miss Patricia Cos-
tello,'R.N., whose marriage tq Mr.
Douglas McGilli'v"ray, is an event.
of: November 28th, . was held at
the home .of Mrs. Dan Costello,
About 40 ladles were present to ex-
tend :good • wishes to the guest of,
honor. A congratulatory address
was read by Miss Phyllis Butters,
R.N„ who also assisted the, pro-
spective bride to open numerous
attractive. gifts of linen and china.
The honored guest responded gaa
ciously. Bingo was played, also a
few 'quiz games:
" A progressive' euchre and social
evening,
sponsored by -the- ladies
adies
of thea
C tholic Women League,
'was .held at the
communityC
en
Are Scafe,th on Friday night. .
Eighteen tables were in play,. High
score for the gentlemen -was Ed-
ward Dyers s and the ladies,. Mary
Lou Coyne.- '
Norris o
. rchestra supplied music
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pp mc
.for dansjng,__and_lunch..was. ..serv-
ed by the latiles in charge..
Rev. Donald Benninger, ' Owen
Sqund, with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Benninger;,
Mr. Leo Krauskopf, 1.Jondon,
with .Mrs.: Catherine ' Krauskopf.
Mr. -and Mrs. 'Norman Kramers;
and Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doherty; • Al-
bion. '
Mr. and: Mrs.'Leonard Steinbach, •
Ron and Reta,: of London, with
Mrs. Kathleen Feeney:
Mrs: E. Jordison, in, Ancaster
with Mr. and Mrs. Alfied,..J.ordi=,
son
Mt: and Mrs. T. S.Melady, -To-
Tonto, with Mrs. Kathleen Feeney.
Mrs.. Nicholas, raiiskopf_and_
daughters:' at Ipperwash with Mr.
and Mrs.: Joe Krauskopf:;
Mr: and Mrs. Alfred MacDougall,
London, ..:with Mr. and '`Mrs. Joe
Jordan.,
Mr. and" :Mrs: George Coyne at
Burlington' and Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank :' Evans in
London . with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cleary. .
Mr.nd Mrs. Pete Gro ech, and
a S
children, ;` London; Miss Patricia
Costello, London, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Krauskopf and children,
of Alvinston,.,with Mr. .end, Mrs.
Dan Costello.--
MissShirley S 1 ey -. Tioran, .Brantford,
with M..
Mr. and Mrs 1.ergus. Horan.
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ping "in :Brussels
Be Lucky! Win one th .
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being given away by the
Brussels Business
Association
ON SATURDAY
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Mr. and Mrs. • Ed. Corbett en-
tertained at their" home Sunday.
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Horton, popular local resi-
dents, on the occasion 'of their
25th wedduig
anniversary,
E
leven
guests attended and a turkeyban
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qut:
was served. Mrs. Horton is
the .former'AIma:Scruton and their
marriage was solemnized at the
United Church manse, (Hensall:
Following their marriage; ithey re-
sided in Texas, but later they re-
turned to Hensall. Both natives of
:.Hensall, their family includes Jane
and Bruch.
Cigarettes Missing
Thieves gained entrance into the
Supertest p est gas station on No ;4 high
way '• on the outskirts: of the villager
early Thursday
morningby smash-
ing a pane of glass .at the
rear of
the building and climbing; in. They
escaped with a loot of
p $150 worth
of cigarettes, 100 cigars' and can-
dy.
an-
d .
y The t h
eft `was discovered when
Mr. Blighton Ferg, operator of the
=station; -opened his- place for busi-
ness Thursday morning; It is 'be-
ing investigated by Chief Constable
E. R. Davis, of Hensall, and OPP
D. M. ' Westover, of Exeter :detach-
ment.
Shoot. Bear •
A; hunting party :;from ,Hensall
area returned home' Friday from;
'a week's hunting at`Parry Sound.:
They. failed h bag -any deer, -but_
Neil' Taylor,. of Hensall, shot:.a
bear weighing between 400 and 500
pounds.. One of . the hunters stat-
ed it was .one of the largest bears
they ,had ever --seen. i.
Included in the group were Ed.
Morton, 77 years old, hunting, ex
pert-of--Seaforth�area; and -a --key
member .in the' party; Emmerson
Kyle;, William Bell,
Campbell Eyre,
Wes :'Richardson Jim McAllister,
Allan Tremeer, Neil- Taylor, Dave".
Triebner and Howard Smale.
Order `Christmas Trees
rton
Years..
fridge, Mich., motored; back to
take over his ;duties as president
for the meeting.
The
Scholarship o
c
mmittee of U;
W.O,.' has 'awarded the John Gor-
don. McIntosh: scholarship for ;sec-
ond-year
ec'-
and ear honors mathematics thematics� and
physics to a -former South Huron
student, Ted Norminton,' of Hen -
salt. lfe has 'arso been awarded
the Huron County Bursary;
in meston
Charle WeslePalCha"r" t n'
sDies Y , _.. P a 82, -
•of
Palmerston, retired CNR telegraph
operator, passed away at Palmer-
ston on Tuesday, Nov. 10. He is
survived by three. daughters: Mrs.
Karl (Jetn)_ Schaefer, Palmerston
Mrs Doris,
Homing, ng, Indianapolis;xnd::,_.Mrs.Marguerite
Neil, To-
Tonto- Funeral services
o-ronto..•;Funeral,.services were held
Saturday: to y from the Miller Funeral
Home, -Palmerston- Interment was
in Hensall Union Cemetery.
The late. Mrs.- Cha
Pinar ,was'the
for ler
m r .Miss: <Elizabeth" Scott, of
Hensall: Mrs. P.- Graham is a sis-
ter-in-lav--of--the, late -Ms Chap=
man.
• Baby Band Graduates
The November meeting of Chis-
elhurst Women's Association and
Women's •Missionary. Society was
held Tuesday .: afternoon in <::the
church basement. 'I'he:. WA presi-
dent, . Mrs. • R Taylor, presided.
The devotional "Therefore Stand",
was taken by Mrs. Russell Brock.
A momept•ofsilence was observed
in remembrance of two world wars,
followed with prayer. `-Several' lad-
ies ' attended the Presbyterial: in
Auburn. Taking part in the :devo-
tional were Mrs. Harold Parker
and Mrs. Thomas •Brintnell.
Mrs:_::Cdarence. Colenian__ehaired.
the meeting fon the•; �WMS, which
opened with prayer. The visiting
committee reported several. calls
being made; Those in charge for
November. and December are ,Mrs.
Robert' Kinsman and Mrs. -Ed.
Dick ' Mrs. Robert Kinsman 'fav-
ored with t aluno solo.
he
AT Baby
Band mothers. were entertained at
a graduation "party, when Mrs.
Benson'::Stoneman, superintendent
of the Baby Band,.. held graduati
exercises. ' Those graduating from
Baby Band to ;,Mission Band were
'as follows: Cathy Jean Ferguson,,
Patricia. Ann "'' Parker, Elizabeth
Jean Cole, Shirley' Ann Brintnell,
Gerry Dale Sararas, BevinJames
Kinsman and ,:Larry Russell Fer-
guson. ,This was one of the largest
classes to graduate for some time.
Mrs. Harold Parker, in''a few well
chosen word, welcomed'.. the grad
ates to the-'Mission'Band. 'Mrs
Carl: Stonemanand Mrs. Ben Stone-
man were hostesses.
Luncheon was sery d including
a graduation cake topped with •sev
en. candles• and blown''out by the:
children`.
At , a ` meeting` of Hay Township
Federation .of ° Agriculture, held in
Zurich' Wednesday night;'. tentative
plans were made for the 'joint.:an-
nual meeting °and. banquet of Hay
and Stanley Federations, which
will be held in the Community Cen-
tre, Zurich, Wednesday, November.
25.W, P Roberts, of •Tuckersmith,
:who is secretary -treasurer, of Tuck-
ersniith: School. Area cRoard, .and
also assessor for the township, •will
be guest .speaker. Entertainment
will be provided• by the' four gents_
Of London
Bingo Winners
Mrs. Grant Bisback was the win-
ner of share -the -wealth, and Paul
Boa- won the.'$5.00 door prize' at
-the Legion bingo Saturday. Other
winners • were Patricia Harris,
Miss' Hannah: Murray,; Mrs. Clam
ence Reid (2)`` Mrs . John Skea,
Bill Noakes, 'Mrs. W. Smale, Wil-
mer Dalrymple, Miss Eleanor Boa,
Mrs, •Percy Harris,... Patricia •Har
ris, Mrs. T C, Coates, Paul Boa.
Teen Town Talk
•,(Jean Noakes)
Mr: Bush, senior meterologist,
RCAF Station Centralia, was: guest.
speaker at the Hensall. Kinsmen'
dinner, meeting Thursday` evening-,
and `. g ave : an• interesting g r sting .talk on:
how sr"
to s are formed, m o d and how:
,
we get our weather. He was. intro
duccd by Jack Simmons and thank
est b Frank Ellwood..
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It_ was disclosed that first qual-
ity ::Scotch • pine ; Christmas ` • trees'.
haver -been ordered. One hundred
dollars was voted'to the 'Hensall%
Recreational Council.
Guests included Lee• ; Sherman,;
Exeter; Dane Kay "and Jack Hart-
ley,
artley,. Clinton. Don Kay, of ;Clinton,
won the raffle., President Ross•
Jinks, who. is on vacation at Sel-
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Wed. Nov. 2'5
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Robert Taylor, of.•the NNational.
Film Board, will; be presents ----
All interested are urged to attend.
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WEDDINGS
THE ,C UBO ,Exp Of11Tfi1�, SO , S 8771.,
ETENSALL -A wedding of. inter-
est took place in St. Mark's Angli-
can Qhureh,. London,- Saturday,
November 14, when Miss Beverley
Anne Tgckwood, of 1280 King St.,
London, became the bride of
Thomas Douglas -Black, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Blaok,. of .Kapur-
kasing, Ont.
The bride is a daughter of�.Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Tuck ood
. , who
moved to Hensall from London
about sibs months ago. Thegroom
h g
is a.member.of St.' Thomas -Reyals
hockey team and previously play-
ed with Philadelphia Ramblers,
Given in marriage by her father,.
the bride was in, traditional white,
and her nylon net over satin' was
enhanced by a bouffant skirt, She
wore a fingertip 'veil from: a Juliet
cap, adorned with tiny seed pearls,
and carried red:roses,_,;:;
;Miss Margaret. Tuckwood was
her sister's .bridesmaid, and wore
royal blue velvet. on princess lines
with, white; feather hat. The groom
a :assists b . his'r .
Was � d y brother, James..
Rev. C. L.-Langford—performed
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formed:
g pe
the_. four o'clock ceremony,,and
ushers were Robert;Davis • . and
Mark Bouillion:
'Following
the cerein
o a re-
ception
r4F
was held at the Knotty,
Pine °Inn-for--fifty-guests:For -the-
wedding trip to Philadelphia, the
bride wore a brown plaid suit with
beige accessories On their"'r tifin
the couple will live at • 1170 Ade-
laide St., London:
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-and HOME
The ,minstrel show by the Varna
YPU; which. was to have been; held
in, the church on- Friday :evening,
has been 'cancelled owing,,.to ill-
ness of some of the Varna, cast.
Mr. and Mrs.' J. K. Cornish, of
Brucefield, will . be at home . to
friends, relatives :and neighbors on
Thursday, `Nov. 26, from 2:30 to
-5--o-clock in--the•'-afternoon and -
from 7 to 10 o'clock• in .:the eve -
fling, on the occasion of their 40Th
wedding 'anniversary.
' Mr.'and Mrs Ross Scott, Mrs.
C. ;Ham, ;Mrs M. Swan 'and Mr.
and Mrs.• Ed." Munn, .Hensall, were'.
guests of Mrs.'W. A. Wright, Bea..
forth, over the weekend and at'
tended ;anniversary :services. at
First Presbyterian' Church. -
Mrs. C. Ham is visiting with her
on son, Mr:: Wesley ::Ham -:Chatham. _
Tier little `rands e
grandson, Peter, is a
patient in the hospital in Chatham.
On Sunday morning at' Bruce
field ,.,United Church, a ' pulpit
anpendice endice cies s . dedicated crestwas d ated•
p by
the • minister, the': Bev. S. Davison,':
in. memory'; of ,the'late Agnes Cone:
sitt,. who passed away May 29th,
19,59. At the time of her death'she
,was a member of, good standing' of
uV this church, Thearipendice was the
Last 'Friday night instead' of hold-
'ing their regular .dattee,.•the mem-
bers ,, ofthe-•Hensall and District.
Teen Town attended a dance as
special guests of the', Centralia
Ten Town. Disc,jockey: Bill Brady,
of CICSL Radio inn London, was
emcee.
Two weeks ago a regular dance
was held in the arena auditorium.
This Friday night. the members
will again. revert to their regular
program: of events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Jinks and
Gail are vacationing with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill • Shupe and Sarann, at
Selfridge, Mich:
The Women's Missionary Society
.of the United..Church are packing
a bale on Tuesday, November 24,
and members are asked to begin
preparing articles of clothing, etc.,
to be •included:
Ricky.Parker spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mn • , and
Mrs. Harold Parker... •
The -lovely picture of the •
United
Church in color; which forms an
attractive cover for. the Christmas
cards and Hasti notes which are
being offered for,_sale by the Wo-
men's Missionary • Society, was
taken by. R:. J.'' Drysdale: •
Mr. and Mrs. Irving- Reid and
Terry,' of Lucknow, were Sunday
visitors with `Mr: and Mrs. Clar-
ence Reid,'Jerry and: Allan
Mrs. Wes Venner won $8.00 at
the -Clinton Legion•bingo on Thurs-
day. ;
Mr, and Mrs. Archie , Noakes
spent the weekend with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs..
Ken Noakes and, family at Halnil-
Mrs.• A. McTavish (nee Katie
Collins)", of. Waterloo, and Mr,, and
Mrs. Kenn, Campbell;'of Port Hur-
dn, Mich.,, were Sunday guests
with Mrs. Lou Simpson. ,
Mrs. W. B. Cross spent Sunday
with her sister in. Chesley.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Peck left
Sunday for Arizona, where they
Will vacation for four mouths..?
gift of her sister, Mrs. •Elizabeth
Douglas.
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Ted Melady spent a few days • in
Toronto,
Mr. and:Mrs Conder and fain=
ily, London, ' spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsey,
and. Toni 'Dorsey.
Miss: Beatrice Maloney,'.: -Water-
loo, with Wilfred Maloney.
Mr and Mrs. Pat Murray and
family, London, and. Roy McQuaid;
Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
McQuaid,- , •
Inspector Thomas Melady-- and
Mrs Melady, Toronto, visited Mr.
and; Mrs. Maurice. Melady.
Mr. arid < Mrs. Joe Malone and,
family, ,Kitchener, and Allan But-
ters, .Cobourg, with Mr.. and Mrs,
J; L. Malone -
Miss Noreen Dalton, Stratford,
and;: Miss Joan Dalton, -:.London,
with . Mr. and- Mrs,' Maurice Dal.
•.Mr. and 'Mrs. i7Gordon Staples
and_,lylr.' and Mrs: Jim Ducharme.
visited in London with Mr. , and
Mrs. Tom Ducharme,•.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Rourke and
family, Dundas, with Mr. and Mrs.,.
Peter Maloney. •,
Rev. Francis Moylan
Toronto, with Mr., and 'Mrs. John
Moylan.
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