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We Are Pleased to Announce the Appointment of
MR. BRUCE ROY
Phone Blyth 28r15 — RR 1, Londesboro
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Mr. Roy for Day Old Chicks or information regarding
Started Pullets. ,
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Reeve John Henderson attended.
County Council at Gederieb on
March 24,
Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch,
Caetro. Valley, California, are via-.
iting With the letter'a sister,, Mrs..
James. W. Bell.
Cheater Lee is a patient at.
Sontli, Huron Hospital„ Exeter,.
having suffered a heart attack at his home on Wednesday evening;
At date of Writing. he was. resting
comfortably,
Mrs, John. Henderson, Igre, D. B.
Havens, Mrs. Howard Smile, Mrs,
Mary -Taylor, Mrs, William ample,.
NT$. W. J. Cameron, Mrs„ _Gordon
Munn, Mrs. Garnet Allan, Mrs.
Harry Horton, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs.
Grant Bisback, members of Hen-
sall Legion -Ladles' Auxiliary ttt-
Legion Bingo
Mrs, Alf Clark won share-the-
wealth, and Miss Margaret Boa
the $5 door prize at the Legion
bingo Saturday night. Other win-
ners were William Austin, Sea-
forth, (3) ; Mrs. Fleischauer, (3);.
Mrs. Denomme; Miss Hannah
Murray; William Austin and Mrs.
Austin tied; Sharon Sinale; Will-
iam Austin; Mrs. Meintlinger (2);
Mrs. J. Skea.
Winners of the draw of a ladies
or gents suit valued at $65 and
blankets, sponsored by the Legion'
Ladies Auxiliary were: _suit, Mrs.
Mary Taylor; blankets, Jack 'Tra-
auair, both of Hensall. President
Mrs. Gordon IVIunn drew the tick-
ets.
The trophy won by G. Barlow's
rink in the Hensall Curling Club
play-offs was donated by R. H.
Middleton, Hensall.
The annual banquet of the Parr
Line Farm Forum will be held
Friday, April 1, in the town hall,
Zurich.
W/O Doucett of RCAF Station
Centralia, was guest speaker at
the dinner meeting of Hensall
Kinsmen Club, March 24, on "Nu-
clear Bombe". The speaker said
depending on weather conditions,
if they dropped a bomb an Detroit, 1
Hensall would have two hours
warning.
Plans were laid for a canvass
for the Cancer Fund, April 25.
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UNION S
Your first stop to la,.
tended the Canada Packers ,feed
clinic by Brenda York hold in the
new 14.034 Hall, .Seaforth, Tours-
,day, March 2.4, Prize winnons were
Mrs, 13ialsaek, pair of pillaw slips;
Mrs, Clark, two, packages of 'gig-
arettee; Mrs, Taylor, a basket Of
foaci', and, Mrs, Allan,. brownies.
larneld ,Orele The, Arnold Circle of 7Clasanel
preabyterian Church convened
March n, Mrs. Robert 'Blundell•
and Mrs. A. R. Or'r conducted the
devotional on "Africa", prepared
by Mrs, B. Beate.n. Mrs.. Gordon.
Troyer read sacred passages. and .
Mrs. Trevor Wilson gave :current
events.
Mrs. aehn. Baker assisted during .
the offering. Mrs. Robert Blun-
dell sang "The Lord's Prayer", acs
compartied at the piano by -Was
William Brown.
The reaignation of Mrs, Ed.
Firils as president ` was 'accepted.
°Wing to ill health, Mrs. Beverley
Beaton, first vice-president, will
take over, and Mrs, John Baker
will act as first vice:-president. 25.
visist were made to sick and shut-
ins,
Mrs. G, C, Vats will be guest
speaker at the Easter meeting
when the WMS will be • special
guests. Mrs, A. .Orr and Mrs.
John Shea will form the program
.dornmittee. Mrs. . Don Mousseati
and Mrs. Gerald Bell will be hos-
tesses at the April meeting.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and MSS
Hannah 'Murray served a spring
luncheon.
Members of the IOOF and. Am-
ber Rebekah Lodges are invited
to an open meeting in Ontario
Street -United Church, Clinton,
April 2, when the annual Friend-
ship Night will be held.
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Presented By
N06., N, Shepherd
Iiighlights of the 0,ruittial Past
Grands Night of Clinton TOOK'
NO. 83 held last Tuesday evening
was. the dedication of a complete
set of officers collars—a gift 4nade
by Noble Grand Norman Shep-
herd to his lodge, R. Benson Sat-
ter was master of ceremonies And
there were visiting :Oddfellows
present from Exeter, Hensall,
Brucefie]d and Goderieh lodges.
All chairs were teisen, by past
noble -granda, as folloWS"; junior
mat grand, N.'Counter; noble
grand, Robert Rowden; vic e.
grand, H. Tyndall; recording sec-
retarY, John A. Sutter; treasurer,
l is Weymouth; conductor, Stan
Mcalwate warden, Jack Sturdy;
right supporter noble grand, Ger-
aid MeFalle; left supporter noble
greod, percy Campbell; right sup-
porter vice grand, Caryl DraPerl
left supporter 'ice grand; Ed. Mit-
ten: inside guardian, Barrett TAy-
lor; outside guardian, George -Pal-
coner; right scene supporter, N.
Shepherd; left scene supporter,
James Cox; chaplain, M. Nediger,
During the evening the travel-
lira gavel of District No. 8 was
presented to Clinton Lodge by the
Noble Grand of Exeter'. The an-
nual Friendship Night get togeth-
er for Oddfellows, .Rebekalis end
friends, sponsored by Clinton Lod-
ge will be held in the Christian.
Education Hall of Ontario Street
United Church on.Saturday even-
ing, April 2, All members are ur-
ged to attend,
Mrs. John Fisher
(By our Hansa]; correspondent)
Mrs. John Fisher who was
spending the winter with her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Thomson, Toronto, passed
away suddenly on Sunday, March
27, -in her 85th year.
The former Jessie Thomson, she
was born in the Zurich area, and
has been a resident here for many
years. • Her husband predeceased
her some yars ago.
Surviving is one son Lester,
Blenheim; two daughters, Mrs.
Lorne (Helen) Thomson, Toronto;
Mrs. Roy (Mary) Pax-liner, Wind-
sor; six grandchildren and five
great grandchildren; one sister
Mrs. Harry Buttery, San Francis-
co, California.
Services were held from the
Bonthron funeral home on March
29, by the Rev. G. C. Vats. Burial
was in Hensall Union cemetery.
Special guests were Rev. Bren De
Vries and Bud Preszcator, Exeter;
Rev. Currie Winlaw, G. C. Vats,
and Don Spearman, Hensall. Presi-
dent Ross Jinks chaired the meet-
ing.
Mrs. Basil Edwards attended the
wedding of her niece, Miss Violet
Morrison, Clinton, to Melvin John-
ston, St. Catharines, on Saturday,
March 19 at 12 noon in St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Clinton Rev. C.
S. Index officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston will reside in 'St. Cath-
arines.
Mrs. George Sawyer, Exeter,
was hostess at her home on March
24 for the Hensall Kinette meet-
ing, when it was announced that
London Kinettes are holding their
inter-club May 8. Several thank-
you notes were read expressing
appreciation of lovely potted daf-
fodil plants given to ill and shut-
ins on March 20. 48 plants were
given out. Mrs. Harold Bonthron
won the raffle brought by Mrs.
George Beer.
Hensall' Rebekahs Meet
(By our Hensel' correspondent)
Noble Grand Mrs. Gleim Hall
presided for the meeting of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge, held in the
Hensall Lodge hall. March 16,
when members of lauronic Lodge,
Clinton, were guests. The degree
was conferred on two candidates
from Clinton Lodge under direc-
tion of degree captain Mrs.. Leona
Parke.
Reporting for the visiting cocrn-
mittee were Mrs. E, Chipehase
and Mrs. Archie MacGregor; for
the finance, Mrs. E. Shaddick;
JPNG, Mrs. Inez McEwen, and
PNG, Mrs. William Caldirell were
appointed es scholar representa-
tives to Grand Lodge, Toronto, in
June..
NG Mrs. Bert Rowden, Clinton,
extended curtesy remarks to the
lodge for their hospitality. DDP
Mrs, Dorothy Parker welcomed
the guests and Mrs, Parke than-
ked the degree team for their
support. Happy birthday greet-
ings were sung for Mrs. B, Beat-
on.
A Medley of Irish songs were
sung and refreshments provided
by Clinton Lodge were served by
Mrs. Clarence Volland, Mrs. T,
Brawn, Mrs. T. Pahl.
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Vighted tapers .and
of
standards
white 'mums was, the setting
in Varna United Church, March
26).. when Margaret Patricia. Dow.'
son, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, .Orrin PewSen, of Varrts.,,
exchanged marriage vows with
Robert Wayne, McBride, only son
of Mr, and Mrs, Edgar J,
Bride, R13. ..a„ Xippen.
Rev. T, T, Pitt, Varna, offic-
iated at the double riTit ceremony.
Given rn marriage by her fath,
er, the, bride chose a. floor 'length
gown of silk erganiza over bridal
taffeta, The snugly fitted bodice
feetered lily-point sleeves and was
styled with a scooped neckline,
scalloped with .appliyied 'rearm
braidered Chantilly. lace, insides -
petal. sequins and tiny- seed. pearls,
The bouffant skirt, also appliqued,
fell to .a slight train, A coronet
headpiece of pearls and 4-rides-
cent sequins held. 'her elbow length
veil of silk illusion, Her bouquet
was of pink roses, •
Maid of honor, Miss 'Marion
Turner, lala 1, Zurich, was attired
in a street length dress of crystal
blue • crystelette styled with a fit-
tea bodice and bouffant skirt
featuring a wide matching blue
cummerbund ending in. 'a large
bow at the bodice back. Her
headpiece was a bandeau of white
tulle petals and seed pearls. She
carried a botiquet of 'White 'mums
encircled with pink tulle and
Streamers.
Bridesmaids, Miss Sharon Mc-
Bride, RR„ 3, Kipper; sister of
the groom, Miss Edith Dawson,
Varna and Mrs, Robert Rurnney,
Victoria Harbour, sisterS• of the
bride, were dressed identically to
the maid of honor and carried
white 'mums.
Little Trudy Rummy, Victoria
Harbour, niece of the bride and
,little Dianne Baird, Brucefield
cousin of the groom, were flower
girls. They wore full skirted cry-
stal blue _crystalette dresses with
wide collars and bow sashes'. They
carried ,nosegays of white 'mums
and pik streamers',
Groomsman was Floyd Turner,
Clinton, and ushers were Robert
Rumney, Victor La Harbour,
brother-in-law of the bride; Doug-
las Cooper, Hensall and Gerald
McBride, Exeter, cousins of the
groom.
- Mrs. A. Willis, Varna, Was or-
ganist and played traditional-
music during the signing of the
register. A reception was held
for the wedding guests at the Le-
gion Hall in Clinton. --
Receiving guests, the mother of
Remember the good ol' days ..
when charity was a virtue, not an
industry?
the bride wore 'hooey beige cord-
.seintalette with lighter beige
flower hat and accessories, Ter
corsage. WAS of T'alisma'n roses.
Assisting, the groom's mother'
wore An ensemble of turquoise'
brocaded orgarga with a fitted
jacket with three-quarter length
sleeves, Her flower hat iand no-
ceaaories were beige.. Talisman
roses as a corsage completed her,
attire.
For the honeymoon trip to the
wool suit,
the bride and
se
edonu beige.b ,eig
ac-
cessories ,and a corsage of pink
carnations.
Returning, the happy couple.
will reside on the groom's farm
at RR 3, Kippen.
Mrs. Ella Mason IS
Honoured on Her
75th Birthday . On Saturday evening, March 12,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason and Mr,
and Mrs. Ralph Totten entertain-
ed at the Totten's home in Rose.
land, Windsor, honouring MrS. El-
la Mason, Windsor, formerly of
Zurnmerhill, on the occasion of
her 75th birthday. After a delic-
ious buffet dinner, the guests
Played euchre and bridge.
Five of Mrs. Mason's brothers
and sisters were present, Mrs. -IL
M. Ford, Goderich; Mrs, Mel
Crich, Clinton; Second McBrien,
Seaforth; Eldred McBrien, Essex,
and Garnet McBrien, Detroit, as
well as nieces, nephews and
friends,
Congratulatory messages were
received from distant points. one
from the. family of Mrs. George
Yeats (Madelon Mason) now-liv-
ing in England.
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