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Cleaners, captained by Helen
• Fairservice• defeated Drivers: in the
.final round and are YAW the new
`01,11hPiene of the Clinton Mixed.
130*ling league. Other members
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Rural Couple Have
Surprise Party
45th Anniversary
The family of Mr, .414:. Mrs. Jon-
athan uglll put on a surprise
Party the evening of April 26, on
the occasion of their 45th wedding
anniversary, Their six sons, and
four daughters„ with their bus*,
bands. and wives, were present.
After a pleasant evening follow-
ed by lunch, Mr, and Mrs, flugill
were presented with a beautiful'
dining room table, accompanied by
wishes for many more years to,
gether,
An unusual' ;thing about the oc-
casion, which few families can
boast .about: is that no breaks by
death have _occurred in this
All• of them are located within an
hours' drive of each other. The
sons are; Clarence, Clinton (ILE.-
P,C.); Elmer, Clinton (concrete
silos); Arnold, Goderich (concrete
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May 10, at the home of Mrs.. Gray-,
den Neal.
silos) 0-laro4 Tucliersmith Town-
ship (farmer); Wesley,.Zurieh
(concrete silos); Clifford, oderiell
(dairy farming); and daughters,
Pearl, Mrs. Frank Cummings,
ton; Verna, Mrs,. Arnold liathwelli
Goderich, Township; Mary. Mrs,
Gordon Horner, Kitchener; Tonat on the homestead', RR. Seaforth.
Mr. aild. Mrs.;HugilX have 24
grandchildren-.
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The Heart Of The Season.
CHOICE OF THE STORE
1T AS, MAY 3, 1456 .ctrzwroN S-AECOR,P.
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Highest scores in this league
were high single, Elmer Murray
376; high triple, Glen Carter 876;
high team, single, RCAF 1,285;
high team -triple, Londesboro All
Stars 3,580; high average score',
Bill Raftus, RCAF, 228.
All Stars
The All Star league have Also
completed their playoff with Rao,
edging out Chew in the finals for
the Lorne Brown Trophy, affer el-
iminating Bakers in the semi-final
round,
Margaret Reynolds., Freda Smith,
Bert Gliddon, Murray Johnson,
Dick Freeman and Howie Greelis.
Den Strong is Captain of Privers•
with B. Fawcett, L. Gibbings, H.
Brown, G. Brown' and a Gibbings •
the other members of the runner-
np team.
Individual trophies were won by;
ladies high single, Drma Hartley
and Bessie Black, tied with a score.
330; high triple, Margaret Reyn-
olds 742; men's 'high single, Earl
Mere, 394; high triple, Dldie Glid-
don 827,
-The most improved player was
Mad. Steep who thcreased her av-
erage by 64, points on the year's
play,
Final standing of the teains was;
Coops 10.9; CI ea raters 103; Imps 101;
Hearts .99, Stars 86, Dobbers 95,
Drivers' 92, Budgies 89.
A banquet is scheduled for May
9, when the trophies Will be pre-
sented, •
The VMS of the United Church
will meet on Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Robert Taylor,
MSS Ann Ostrom, Toronto, t
the weekend' at the home of her
parents,
WA 1v/easing
The Women's Auxiliary met at
the home of Mrs. rnest
ebey on Wednesday evening, April
25, 22 ladies present, Mrs.
Charles Reid read the .Scripture.
Mrs; T. J. Pitt, read a story and
followed with prayer. -
Mrs. , Robert Taylor, president,
presided over the business period.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read by Mrs. Meryin
Johnston,
Roll call far May will be "A-
verse we learned when we went to
school." It was decided to send
$15 to the 'Cancer Fund. WA
Presbytery will he held in Clinton
on May 9.
Mrs. Fred 1Y.fcelytriont_ has re- The meeting closed with the WA
turned home after spending the. prayer, ,k4nn,ch was served by the
Past week in Toronto and King, nOst,04- lunch committee,
The sympathy of this community ' 00,f1,1 Meeting
gees out to the family of the late. The rnemb..ers of the Varna local
Edward Foster, in their recent of the Ontario Farmers! Union
bereavement, met Monday evening in the village
Beginning Sunday, May - 6, and school,
continuing for the next six months, A motion by Kenneth Carnoeli-
selTiCe in the Varna 'United Ohm'- an, seconded -by Allan Hill that
ch will begin at 1.0.15 a,m, pay-, the local..support an assembly sys-
light Saving Time, OM for marlWing hogs- similar
to the centre Grey plans was Oar,.
ried,.
The secretary was asked to not-
ify central office that the local
would support a resolution from
Roseneath, Due to the effect of
imports ,on the general agricultur-
al picture and the pressure there-
from towards downward prices
therefore be it resolved that fhe
OFH oppose any imports of dairy
productS while there is a surplus
of same in Canada.
.motion by Grant Webster,
seconded by Earl Love, that a •del,
egation be sent to the next school
board meeting in Stanley to en-
devour to receive approval to
continue holding meetings in- the
school was passed.
It was' decided that we would
co-operate. with the Goderich
Township local on the proposed
dance in June.
The next meeting will be held
on May 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Riley, Cromarty.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley visit-
ed county engineer Patterson, God-
erich, on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman,
Zurich, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Lawson on, Saturday.
The community was saddened
and shocked to hear of the death,
of Mrs. Wendorf, a fonter music
teacher in the school.
The church service in Constance
church will be held at two o'clock
(DST). Sunday school will be
held at one o'clock (DST), com-
mencing, May 6.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weis, Larry
and Lend, Hanover; Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Lamont, and Judy, Elm-
wood; Mrs. Inez Brown, R.N.,
Guelph, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Borden Brown.
The ladies of the Woman's As-
sociation and Woman's Missionary
Society are invited to Mr. J. T.
White's home in Londesbero, for
the regular meeting on May 9, at
two o'cloOk.
(tly ANN Is1,3,GgE)
From our Wolf Cub section we
hear that Peter Thompson has re,
ceived his first star, .Congratula-.
.lions, Peter.
The folloWing Wolf Cubs have
been registered, for the ensuing
Scout year; Tenderpad — Bernie
Scott, John cox, Harry Glazier,.
Bill Strong, Jim ..cox, Ken Smith,„
Larry •Cy-Connell, Cliff LC.J'Wenr
Clary Magee, •Greg- Brandon, Geor-
ge Doucette, Jinn Livermore„ Rob-
ert Lee, Terry Ruthiedge, Doug
McCann, Albert Loewen, Melvin
Crieh, Paul Nice, Garry Black,
Douglas' McCauley, John Stoll,
Harold Cummings, . harry wad,
Peter de Coo, Paul Cervantes, Bry-
an Lochhead, Paul Dixon) Elwin
IOngswell, Adrian de Coo and Don-
ald Swan. First Star: Anthony
Shallen, Ted Bridle, Paul Bateman,
Peter Thompson, Bill, Hamilton,.
Donald Fremlin, Douglas Fremlin,
Douglas Main Borden McRae,
Bryan Lavis and Stephen Cooke.
Second Star: Morris. Darling.
The following Scouts, have been
registered for the next Scouting
year. Tenderfoot rank: Ron Clif-
ford, James Dales Paul 'Draper,
Gary Freeman, Raymond Gaut-
reau, John Jacob, Jim MacDonald,
Bill Murney, Mike Spiller, Bill
Wad, Don ScrUton, Paul Van Al-
tena, Barry Elliott, Larry Bert-
rand; John Slavin, Murray Hym-
ers, Larry Daw, Tony de Coo,
Charles Rartliff and Budd. Boyes,
Second class rank: Wayne Ebbett,
Peter Garon, Ken Engeistad, Louis
Ling, Barry McLaren, Robert Mil-
ler, Elvin. Parker, Paul Pickett,
Wayne Stanley and Ken Van Ries-
en. First class rank: Steven
Brown. . Queen Scout rank: Ken
Magee.
Naives of further Scouts and
Cubs that can be accepted for
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1 1/4 Miles East of Gbderich
— On Highway 8 —
Thurs., F4 — May 3-4
"BATTLE STATIONS"
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William Bendix
CARTOON COMEDY
Sat., Mon. — May 5-7
"THE .VANISHING
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Scott Brady
Audrey Trotter
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Tues., Wed. — May 8-9
"CAINE MUTINY"
Humphrey Bogart
- Van Johnson
COMEDY CARTOON
Box Office open 7.30 p.m.
Two Shows Each Night
First Show at Dusk
Children under 12 in cars free
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm.
Sunday guests-with Mrs. J, W.
Bonthron, were Mrs. Norman Pep-
per, and Mrs. Edgar Peppier, Han-
over, who were returning home
from a vacation spent at Roches-
ter, N,Y,
Three district youths Harry Jac-
obi, Don and Bill Brock, have com-
pleted their academic year at
OAC Guelph, and are working in,
their summer positions. Harry
Jacobi is with. Dow Chemical Co,
South Haven, Mich.; Bill Brick at
the OAC with the Agricultural En-
gineering Dept„ while Don Brock
is training in the Naval Reserve 'as
a university cadet at Halifax, N.S.
WI Meeting
Mrs. A. W. Shirray was returned
as• president of Hensall's Women's
Institute at the April meeting on
April U. Other highlights of
the meeting were committee re-
ports and the election of officers
for .the coming yea,r.
Officers elected were: past pres-
ident, Mrs. G. Armstrong; presid-
ent, Mrs. A. W. Shirray; vice pres-
idents, Mrs. E. Norminton, Mrs. C.
Payne, Mrs. T. Coates; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. E. Geiger; assist-
ant, Mrs. Raye Paterson; press
reporter, Mrs. Maude Redden,
Pianist, Miss G. *Larrunie; assis-
tant, Mrs. W. Brown; card con-
vener, Miss Gladys Luker; assis-
tant, Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin; district
representative, Mrs. G, Armstrong;
auditors, Mrs. Goodwill and Miss
Mary Goodwin.
Agricultural and' Canadian In-
dustries, Mrs. H. Horton, Mrs. Mc-
Kinnon; citizenship and education,
Mrs. T. Sherritt, Miss M. Elbs;
community activities' and public
relations, Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs.
Inez 1VicHwan; historical research
and current events, Mrs. G, Hess,
Mrs. Armstrong; home economics
and health, Mrs, H. Faber, Mrs. G.
Payne; branch directors, Mrs. L.
Chapman, Mrs. A. Orr, Mrs. W.
Henry, Mrs. R. Elgie.
Mrs. R. Y. McLaren was conven-
er of the program. Mrs. J. Horton
and Mrs. D. McKinnon were hos-
tesses.
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Scout
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News of Hensall
Correspondent --MRS. M. REDDEN
Phone Henson 5
News of -Varna
Rev, and Mrs. A. Price, Han-
over, visited on Friday of last week
with Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
Miss Marguerite McDonald, Lon-
don, sailed on Hensall friends on
her way home from Arizona.
Mr. arid Mrs. Wayne Smith and
Danny, Embro, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rudy Petzlte.
Kippen East W.I. held a success-
ful bake sale in Drysdale's hard-
ware store on Saturday left, and
realized over $50.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCully and
family, Stratford, visited with Miss
Hannah Craig last week, at the
membership will be announced
next week.
PS—Don't forget the big.' Scout
and Cub Rally at Clinton Park
This Saturday afternoon. See you
there,
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