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St Andrew's Girls' Club
Learn Rose Culture
The regular monthly meeting
Of the Girls' Club of St. Andrew's
Piresbyteriarl Church, was held
in, the basement of the church on
Tuesday, MaY ,12. With an atten-
dance of 17, The meeting open-
ed with the singing of a hymri
after which Jean Jacob read the
scripture and Elva Mutch lead in
prayer.
C. V. Cooke gave a most in-
teresting and instructive talk on
the pruning .and care of roses
and the thanks and appreciation
of the club was expressed to the
speaker by Mrs. D. J. Lane,
The minutes and the roll call
were read and the treasurer's
report given. Phyllis Strong re-
ported on the calls made by the
visiting committee for the past
month.
The treasurer was instructed
to pay . to the treasurer of the
church :$150, at the spring anee
iversary services„ and to invest
a further* sum of $200 in bonds.
Plans were'also made for a bazr
aar to be. ;meld in October, in
the church..
An invitation" from Mrs. M. b.,
McTaggart to have the June
meeting at her home was ,grave-
fully accepted and will be on-
June 16. It is hoped all the mem-
bers of the club will be present
at that time.
The meeting closed with the
singing of a hymn, repeating the
Mizpah Benedication, and a de-
licious lunch was served by the
hostesses; Bea Murray, Margaret
English and Mabel Harvey.
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The regular meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute was held in the
Legion rooms, Hensall, on Wed-
nesday night, May 13, with an ex-.
ceptionally large attendance, Miss
Phyllis Case and Mrs. W.. Bell
were hostesses. The president,
Mrs. G. Armstrong, was in the
chair. Members answered the roll
call with children's cute sayings.
Mrs. Paul Doig, Seaforth, pre-
sented an inspiring motto, "Teach
us to know a trifle and treat it as
such", taken from the story "A
Man Called Peter". The secretary
read correspondence from Mrs. L.
Chapman, Mrs. A. McGregor, Mrs.
W.. Johns, The Eastern Star, Exe-
ter; Mrs. Eva Carlile, and the
Hensall branch of the Canadian
Legion. It was disclosed that the
quilt .is finished and is now on
display in George Hess' window.
Tickets will be sold; the draw will
be in June.
A nice thank -you letter was
read from Mrs. Chaffee, superin-
tendent of the Goderich Children's
Aid Society. The complete list of
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Local Representative: J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103
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Pictured at the left are MR, AND MRS. FRANK C.
GREALIS, following their marriage in First Church of Christ
(Disciples), London, on April 25. The bride is Shirley Rose,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Delves, London. Her husband, is
the son of Edward Grealis, Clinton, and the late Mrs. Grealis.
They are living in London.
At the right are MR. AND MRS. GORDON BROOKS
CHAMNEY, RR 2, Auburn, who were married the same day,
in the United Church manse, Auburn. The bride is Laura May
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leatherland, RR 1,
Auburn. Her husband is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chamney, RR 2, Auburn.
knitted goods sent by the Insti-
tute consisted of 11 sweaters, 17
bonnets, two pairs mitts, and one
pair long bootees.
The next matter discussed was
the district annual in Hensall
United Church Wednesday, May
27. Plans are well in hand for
this event. Following are the com-
mittees: Favors, Mrs. A. Orr, Mrs,
G. Schwalm; decorations, Mrs. L.
Mickle, Mrs. W. Spencer; menu,
Mrs. G. Hess, Mrs. M. Drysdale,
Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. R. H. Middle-
ton, Mrs W. O. Woodwin
Voting delegates were named:
Miss M. Ellis, Mrs. A. Shirray and
Miss A. Consitt in addition to
Mrs. G. Armstrong and Mrs. F.
Beer. Mrs, M. Drysdale gave an
exceptionally interesting demon-
stration dealing with Improve-
ments and Short Cuts".
Mrs. Carl Decker, Zurich, is
presenting a recital in Hensall
Town Hall on Friday, May 22,
under the sponsorship of the W f.
Mrs. C. Forrest, Mrs. D. Kyle and
Mrs. J. Henderson were appointed
to form a committee responsible
for lunch.
Mrs. R. Elgie took 'the chair
and called upon Mrs. B. Edwards
to present the new slate of offic-
ers:
Honorary president, Miss Phyllis
Case; president, Mrs. G. Arm-
strong; vice-presidents, Mrs. E.
Norminton, Mrs. W. Brown; sec-
retary -treasurer, Miss Gladys Lu-
ker, assistant, Mrs. C. Forrest;
press reporter, Mrs. Maude Hed-
den; branch directors, Mrs. M.
Drysdale, Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. A.
Kerslake, Mrs. J. Paterson and
Miss Phyllis Case; pianist, Miss
Greta Lammie, assistant, Mrs, T.
Sherritt; card convener, Mrs. G.
Hess; district representative, Mrs.
F. Beer; auditors, Mrs. W. O.
Goodwin, Miss Mary Goodwin;
Standing committees: agricul-
ture and Canadian industries, Mrs.
J. McAllister; citizenship and edu-
cation, Mrs. R. H. Middleton; com-
munity activities and public rela-
tions, Mrs. A. R. Orr; historical
research and current events, Mrs.
W. B. Cross; home economics and
health, Mrs. W. Henry.
Mrs. F. Kling, Seaforth, favored
with two vocal solos, accompanied
by Mrs. J. McGregor. John Alex-
ander showed an illustrated trav-
elogue. Miss W. Gray moved the
vote of appreciation to all. On
behalf of the Seaforth ladies, Mrs.
A. Pepper expressed gratitude. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostesses and their assistants.
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Three New members
Join Legion ,Auxiliary
The Ladies' .Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion met in the Le-
gion Hall on Monday evening, May
11, with a fair . attendance, The
president, Mrs, Grace Castle, Was
in the chair. The meeting opened
with the customary ceremonies in-
cluding the silent minute of re-
mernbrance for fallen comrades.
Mrs.. W. Jervis read the minutes
of the previous meeting, and out
of which plans were completed to
attend the Zone Rally convening
in. Lucknow onfThursda.y, May 14.
The bingo games sponsored by
the auxiliary in the town hall pn
Saturday evenings will be contin-
ued with Comrades Cook, daddy,
Inkley and G. Lawson, the com-
mittee in charge.
Lip -stick red colored curtains
for the hall have been purchased
by the committee appointed to
this Work,
Thanks were received and read
from a veteran at Red Cross
Lodge, for a parcel of treats, and
a letter of appreciation was read
from a former member of the
RAF, from Middlesex, England.
Three new members were re-
ceived into the auxiliary, Mrs.
Nellie Matthews, Mrs. Verna Mor-
gan, and Mrs. Marie Schoenhals,
and took the obligation pertaining
to membership.
The treasurer, Comrade E, De-
nomrne, in submitting her state-
ment, reported that $174.26 had
been received .during the month
into the general treasury, and
$29.40 for the welfare fund, and
that the bank balance stood at
$580.50,
The auxiliary decided to purch-
ase gloves for the color party,
which consists of Comrades Bis -
back and B. Fitzsimmons.
The auxiliary is to co-operate in
attending church parade with the
veterans at St. Paul's Church on
Sunday, May 31 at 11 a.m., with
the members meeting et the Le-
gion Hall at ten o'clock.
Mrs. William Perdue favored
with two delightful piano selec-
tions. Comrades Leppington, Mc-
Pherson and Inkley were appoint•
ed a committee to have supervis-
ion of the checking room at the
Legion dances in the hall.
Mrs. Reg. Ball, guest speaker
for the evening, chose as her sub-
ject, a review of the book "The
People of the Deer", and in a fas-
cinating manner emphasized how
much the deer means to the peo-
ple of some sections of the world
who depend on them for transpor-
tation, food, warmth and for life
itself.
The president thanked . the
speaker, and the meeting closed
with the usual ceremony, followed
by refreshments served by Mrs.
M. Steep and her committee, M.
Lawson, A. McKay, M. Proctor.
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NOTICE
The new PROVINCIAL PLUMBING CODE came into
force on May 6th, 1953.
It does'not affect simple repairs (leaks, stoppages, etc.).
It does affect alterations and new installations in the
following:
1. Places on a municipal or community water supply.
2. Localities in which the population density is three or
more persons per acre (towns, villages, hamlets, built-
up areas in the country or at the lake).
3. Public -access buildings (schools, municipal buildings,
etc.).
Please note that septic tank installations are still sub-
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