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! S�i{t +lid: �'S9'�" eve
^-� �QiC �� R ay Hing with Garth Walden AU137JRN3 Sixteen mein•
k bels- ji hang
of the Walkerburn Club and c
�.od a Se ary
,: a3 o visitQrS met at the ;home ,� �p
rs, Fred lac z C i ton and rs: ''Pho as. a 1 t s, The AYP.A of St, Mark'.s AnT than e
of Mrs,. Bert. H in . Presr- M ... ]'._ t .er, ,_ l n , M. � . , ...,,, #n_,..,. H.. g..t, vi rexi anal Davi .. ells la W.
uiik g g d l.. st eek lican hurch e t e m Orangemen .of Nuron
a sPeirt the. weekend at her home iced one da last eek With fo C) t e her s g C...... m t at h.. ho e CQ> ntry
dent Mrs, Leonard Altham y r . 44Wa Wher hu. band o e ]itnslt lvee r
the formers o r lYlrs ed r n f Mr, and Mrs, Forslyee Qjark, Met ?n tl e 44buM
Here in the village. m.>he., .`�;..... s ...ow StatiRlied at ftgekclaffe
' bault was in charge and min-. ,
Mrs, Marguerite .Coin and hylar and her si r Mrs. 1
RR, ;5, GQderich, with the young Ball with the Count master
M. rg h p a e- ..ste , Wi_ RCAF Station, LAS Wllliain y, :
utes Were read by Mrs, Lorne people f Krio Pxesbyge an. Ross r: o u a
... her mother lV)rs, J, C..Stoltz, da Clatworthy at Granton, Rodger left a cou le of : ee o. iC E. rmgt .n,. P rig .anon in
Hunkuig,. Wn? harii visaed. on Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Clifford _town ago for Vane ver b W Church as guest- Psalm '17 ,t chair. C unci :e
f, g B 8 oil.,.
ut ors he , h _.. o. ..y .. o4plain,
Thank yUu notes were read. with Mrs, John .Graham. and ,r and Mrs. Nelso Pit- csted ick t ' t was. read _bY CaiolYn .Gari,
cClinche ZyIr; and ii i P.. ._ b .
P Oil,ario last a Thomas Johnston, Aubern, took
a .:. from, Mrs. Lloyd M y, Mrs, Fart. might-,• tergon "visited las y e4kend, Margaret Haines sc mPani d
t k rids : at w
r the 'Vill f irri an thenisi And Harvey W htanan,"atratfozd with, r, a d s. -n. the piano, ;I•?art, to thq' .opening �Q'f the
n_, ., #lY , ..d #� , y g T it . M.. n _ Mr C, it ren of rch R v: b M 1 t
meeting and the senetaiy,
Archambault amil Ra 1 c 1 LucknoW, visited relatives in ltoi�nian. Illman..and the fprm- h .d Chu.._ .. e.. Ro ext .•eal y, . he 'req -
f._ .... Y l_ . al for ave to _ tin std Henry' Pattison BN rev read
r. this communit last Saturday, er s father, avid 13ro o The Ida White roe of the, : g an int res... g u y g,.. e,
was answered by 'sing, say or ._ y last t her, Da Brown swh. g R
+, Mr, d r H al :Kitchen is :ill) r Stratford. �:hildren of the Church of inox on the ?8?ble, and ,the .Part and the m:ntites,
,. an. Mrs .d n,
:. ,�gveral told Irish, _jokes. us Vis' F: sb Brian me dote ower it should pia 1n the iv James 1 stet rdwieh
*; . • Pay ' anal son ,John, Poi's Dalho . ie, iters over the weeke d re ._ 3't. ,. t h Sunday n �' 4. _,'9. . ._ , sec-
°?fig and sang, Trish songs. i r w't n _ School room m ith tli es of Young .peo le play.
, He.
Vis with her rents M , ... i. h Mr. - .... d Mrs, Llo d Hum h a _, w . e gresgderLt l' y retaxY of the Newbrid e o ai
p The draw that was donated n P # hre Y c ' urged, the oung 'folk 'to read g L ;y
4 . a., d ,Mre, J, J, Robertson. p ys were Mr, and Mrs. Ross Marian Xoungblut ange 1411 a Was ed
& n b Mrs. cClinc a was Eric S m cita?ge. their Bibles and' become fag- Or g Preselit_.
Y Ga?�th M h y s large crgWd attended the T.awiess, .Janice, Jeffre axed . cott was flagbearer.. - - with a •,h ell f r i
ell 1 t idA eveni I) old To t r. a y The worn for n he iliac with its teaghngs. Mr, .l o: be ng the out-
won by Miss L)oima Honking.' dance h. as._ Fr . _ Y . _.. ng tan , . ro. t M nd Mrs, hip o . y o ._ t . dine secret mo e
ve by
Meally answered many :cues- ng th
Plans were made for the next in the Community .Memorial 1, L. McDonald and son 1VIur- trial of Jesus was gi n _ �' a
. , b ten lodges in North Huron. The
meati•. at the h o Mrs. ,Hall sponsored by the Blyth ray and Duncan McDonald, :all Mrs. , Donald Maines; .leader, tions Which Showed the riser.-
' rig of hocke team. of Brussels, <Offerurg was received by Wayne est taken in his study of the Presentation was made by Oliv-
James McDatugatll, Boit caill y
Bible, er Jacques, coon LOL ma,
�g is to be .answered with a verse Ben Hamilton was a Torai}to., Friends of Mrs, Clifford. Mc- ,Scott and all repeated the of- t3'S-
visitor last Saturday, His .son, Ph" yy311 be sorry to learn fertory laraygr, The net meeting will be ter for South Huron
of scripture and +a. 25 cent .do- held at the sec in Bl
John returned with him 'and 'e that she fell recently fractur,- Joyce Leatherlamd' read the tory Yt?i Plans were made to hold site
;nation tQ the cancer fund, The when tt is ho
turned to Waterloo College to Ing both bones nn •her right ?Y#inutes. Roll call was an h - the a fid Heist' meeting at BeZgrave, Au
• program will be in the charge co .tinue his studies. artri.. After medical attention erect by nam
Rep -
Mark Goln Wedding sK' Ing signs •of sp- will be shown ,on the world buim. Lodge served lunch. Rep-.
9 of Mrs; Roy Daer and' Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Moh- ;.n the Goderich hoslrital, she ring, Mrs. Kenneth Scott read council of churches, Lunch was 'reser t yes • re •fir u
Walter Cunningham and lunch i Ing and family visited on Sun- is 'recovering from tier fall at the story an students in Africa, served 'by Mrs. Clark •assisted tat we. A b'+
M13,.. AND MRS. OSCAR TEBBUTT Closing prayer yeas by Marg- by .Carolyn and ;George, Dumganu;xem, I34y.t Lonc1e0boro,
will be served by Mrs, Ariel day with Mr. anal Mrs, Harry her home,
Thus well-known S e i.ai•th cd they Duiaer, Mrs. Carman Gross, Beadle, Gordon Beadle and al-. Z+orthe month of April mem a'r t Youngblut. Knox Explorer$ $elp�rave, Vyingharri, Fordwich,
a . the.. ay ey were married, .and 1 Newbridge, Brussels and Gor-
cowple quietly observed their it was a fate spring, she said, so Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Miller tiers of the Baptist Church will lJn ted YPS
Mrs, John Hallam- and. lYirs. - The Explorers group of Knbx Tie.
wedding anni Lori' Hup g, and Gail, worship with .the members of The Young People's Society United Church met in the
versaay .at Fallowing the ceremony, the Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mac- ii±nox Presbyterian Church. The of the Auburn Knox United church with leader Nancy An,
their home on Goiiinlock street. couple farmed in Goderich The members denuded to have ka n ,
y :and family spent last sacrament of halt' communion Church charge met on Sunday Berson giving the call tow'or-
Natives of Goderich Town- Township before moving to a cake walk to raise money weekend at London with Tier will .be observed next Sunday evening ,at the Westfield Uru ship. Brenda Sall and Ransil
sh* the c cuPl�e were married. Clinton. In 1935 they went .to for the club, with five cakes brother, Mr. John R. Weir, Mrs. with the Rev, Dr. D, J. Lane C urch Linda Wilson, conve d Art d r a
in the Onta* Street being donated b Mrs, .Bert Weir and family. officiatin , h L W + s, huancy . from t the scripture A
iransan= Setad'at+th, whew Mr. Telbtbwbt Y g � er. of citizenship ;and Commis- and Nancy .gave the med�tatian. CARD PARTY
age, Clinton on 1VLarcttq 16, 1912, was engaged for a number of Hunkin„ Mrs, Elliott Lapp, Mrs. Robert Arthur and Jayne Mrs. William Rodger, War- stun service, was in charge, Jennifer Grange led in prayer.
by R;ev, DeW I; Cousins: Mrs. MrS, Leonard Archambault, Scripture was read b June Three stories from the study
yams at the f4iurier S�eaifaxrth • • y
Tebbutt is the former Cather Golf and Country Cub, and MTs, Worthy Young and Mrs. • Mills followed by prayer by book, "Junior Roundup" were "EUCHRE ' r r
irrue Perdue, clic daughter of the later act the Seaforth Lfbns John Hallam. The rireinbers Auburn Horticuitura! SocietyCarolyn Sprung. The offering told, noting the three different EUCHRE and 500voted to send the annual $5 do- was received by Ron Snell and places of Sabbath worship: the
bothWiller,' Perdue and, Eliza- Park. ,• Wayne Millian. Linda Wilson first was in a home in a tiny Odfo{,ows Hall.
beth Miller wiii]e Mr. Tebbupt's Mr, and 1VTrs, Tei�butt have a nation to the Red Cross. Shown :Films .D Charles' Bristow „
• •.A pro -ram gave an interesting topic on cove on the Labrador coast;
Parents were the late George family of two sons and a dau- a m of .bingo games Discipline of Self -Denial". the second in the but of -doors,
Tebibutt• and was enjoyed under • the direc
Carolina Sheppard,. glht�xr, Kenneth, -at home; Reg- President Marsha Koopmans when a family travelling were -
Mrs. Tebbutt reoadl'ed that inald, London and Betty, Mrs.. tion of Mrs. S'taxley Ball and AUBURN—Charles R, Brit- Ment which he made of apple was in charge of the business n't' near a church on Sunday; •
there was lobs of snow 50 years i vere+tt F'ellcam, Moose Jany, Mrs. Bert Hunkirng. Lunch was. tow, district director of District blossoms, pussy willow, tulips session. Minutes were read by the third in a schoolhouse in Monday,Aril 9
ago, 'and -the winter ibad b'eeri Bask. There are severe grated- 'ed by Mrs, Elliott Lapp, 8 of the Horticultural Society and daffodils, This tall ar- lartie Koopmans. Plans were Western Canada where a sum-•
Mrs. 'Tom Cunningham, Mrs. was guest speaker at the open rangement (suitable fora ]are mer student minister was in
long and cold. There were high child. and one great -grand- Roy :Daer and Mrs. Herbert meeting Monday evening in the hall) was wore b Mrs. Sam charge.
banks of snow slang the raid child. Duizer. Commuity Memorial Hall when Daer. YWest Huron WI The offering was received by AID BUILDING FUND
---�-o over 50 were present. The Patsy Wilkin and Vaughan Toll
• R, Ackert, Lucknow; accoin- and all sang the dedicatory 8,30 p.m.
Hensail Women s Institute Nears president, Mrs, Ed. Davies was panied by Mrs. Ackert sang .prayer. After distributing
0 D O 0 in charge and Mrs. Robert J. ��, Great Thou Art" with To Meet Here World Friends and Easter EVERYONE WELCOME
• • Phillips was the pianist. Luck- pictures shown to illustrate the thankoffering envelopes, Mrs.
Program: Speeches, Dancing, Music (correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan now Society were guests. Min- song. Lunch was served by Mrs. �j Grange closed the meeting with 14b
Phone R1vth 37 r.5) utes were read by the secre- Bent Craig, Mrs. Roy Easom, Monday, April 14 prayer,
CitizenshipLary,
and educations was
gough, were arppointed norcninat-
Mrs. Mabel Scott spent a few
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor.
She also read the correspond-
P
Miss Viola Thompson and Mrs.
Norman McDowell.
AUBURN—Executive of the
the theme of. tfie `Hensail Wom-
in cornmithee to bring
g Ing 'in a
days with her daughter Mr.
��, The financial statement
committees,
West Huron District of the Wo -
en's Institute meeting on March
slate of officers at the April
and Mrs. Alister Broadfoot.
given by Mrs. Bert Crab show-
week end with her parents Mr,
and Mrs. Clarence Smillie and
mens Institute was held Tues -
14 vn the Legion Hall. Preisf-
melting, -
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pipe and
ed a balance of $707.35.
•
day in the Blyth Memorial
tient, Mrs, 1v reed! Bees• welcomed
A donation osis voted to the
bat dao hter_ London, spent
Y g
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Bristow showed the color
Second Meeting
Hall. Representatives were
members -and guests and mem-
b em answered roll call with, .
International Scholarship Fund
and a45o �a''dton>ation to the Hen-
Lloyd Pipe,
Bert Allem is in
film ''Garden Notebook" and
Held!n
hutch
from the 11 branches: Goderich
Kintail Clinton '
Landesbor o,
way oto help nut yrni'nrg
�sal4 Le+gioii Brazveh, Members
a ndtn ,
Vibtai+ia F%spita�l, d'urc-
his .flow slides taken of iagar -
fol flowers in the Niagara
village, its
tion of the village, jaanrcrred
held April 11 in the Legion Hall
Wary Into Hensall arena Sat'ut'
Wing -ham, Belgrave, Tiger Dun -
people'. -
people'.
am asked) to save up "Pennies
•London,
Ing the 'pact week, and his
parks sohoal geenhouses.
A U B U R N -- The United
1 Dunlop; Autumn, St. Hel-
lop,
Mrs. R. D. EQgie presidedfor
„
far Fariemdkhip .far the April
health is -much improved.
Viisitors over the weekend
He also outlined the import-
Church Women met in Knox
ens and BI Ym•
P+residernt Miss Josephine
program. The hi hi'
the , highlight was
a speaking cozgradteot i8
meeting.
eehim; .
Program
cMrs. el were Mrs..
with Mr, ariid Mrs, Edwin 'Wood
ant events at the convention
United Church with Mrs. Wil-
Woodcock, Blyth h was In charge
g
�vivich six students of •grade 8
which six
T. S�her7',itt, Mrs. ELgie; tastes-
hexAt
were Mr: and .Mrs. Bill An.
drews and ohildren, Toronto,
and announced that the dist=
rict annual would on August
liar J. Craig at the piano.
g
Mrs, Ernest Durnin presided
Minutes were read' by the sec-
of Hemall Public School par-
ses Mrs. Norval Reid, Mrs. John
•
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood
.be
9 at Blyth, It is expected that
for the devotional period. The
rete treasurer Mrs. Wes
Bradnock, Theu
nn P Planned
ticipated. Winnems� were Hearth-
Skea,
''
and family, Wingham.
the n
-new president Mrs. K, W.
scripture lesson was read by
for
r the district annual meeting
err Reid, Flora Lee Johns
a -
The UCW of the Londesboro
"The
Biglow, Chapleau, will be pre-
Mrs, George Hallam followed
art•yaw Un'ted' C�iwtycrh
Diane Koehler. Boys, Granit
J!arres,� Ricky 13uchan�an, George
HIENSALL
charge is sponsoring
Feast of the Seven Tables"
sent.
Mr, Bristow answered many
by 'meditation and prayer by
Mrs. Roy Easom.
Clintonnton an May 11,
ay
Taylor. Judges were Mrs. James
•
which will be held in the ch-
questions concerning the grow•
Each branch will be asked
McAllister, Mrs. Laird 1Vliclflle
(MRS.,:MAUDE HEDDEN,.-
urch on April 12 from 5.30
°o'clt3ck on. Everyone welcome.
Ing, of roses and gave some
Miss Margaret R, Jackson
'N4d 'an address to Miss'•Sadie
to again take part in the "Pen-
hies f4.r' Friendship"' projeet
and. Mrs. R. Y, McLaren.
Corriiipgndeno
Card Party
suggested plants to use in the
gg P
Carter and presented her with
and bring them to the district
Squame dance selections by
Mrs. W. B. Cross is visit-
Winners . at' ,the federation
village flower beds. Mrs. Wil-
a .baxewehl gift from the so-
annual. These pennies are to
grade one Julie Veal, Ronnie
in g with her' sister tri Gala.
card party were, ladies' high,
liar T. Robison thanked Mr.
ciety. Miss Carter is residing
go with Ontario s delegate when
Wilson, Catherine Ann Christie,
Mr. •and Mrs. Fred Beer were
Mrs. Jim Howatt; low, Miss
Bristow for his address and
now in Coderieh with her sis_
she attends the ACW'W this
Scant Smith, Kay Davis, Jerry
weekend guests with Mr. and
Betty Jean McGregor; men's
also for the floral arrange-
ter; Mrs, Nelson Hill.
summer in Australia, as a gift
1V Mtscn, were enjoyed. Vocal
solos by Mrs. Carl Payne, vio»
Mrs. Perce Phillips, Toronto.
Ed Muan is a patient at St.
high, John Riley; Iow, Kenneth
Gaunt; lone hands, John Riley.
President, Mrs, Kenneth Me-
to the institute members in
lily selections by Miss Greta
'Joseph's Hospital, London, re.
The prize for the family pre-
Teens At
Dougall presided for the busi-
that country,
L, rc e and piano solosby Miss
cuperating .from an operation
sena with the most combined
• Auburn
ness period. Charter member-
The nominating committee
Maaret Edgie with• ex:coxntpan
Ma Mins Lia ie w stili 112ist E1
Ists
�ormea March 30.
' Miss Beatrice Joynt, Listowel
ages, the McGregor family.
WI Banquet
r:Mrs.
For Fun,Game's
ship cards were given out by
Norman McDowell, Roll
was composed of the residents
p
of each branch. Mrs, Tom Al-
a week end :guest with' Mr.
Forty-five members of the
call was answered by a Bible
len, president of the Londes-
gle made up's most delighti"
,and Mrs. Don Joynt and fam.
Women's Institute attended theverse
containing the word
boro branch was the convener
program.
District by-laws were discus-
ily.
In, -the mecentt_Red Cross carr
annual Sunshine Sister banquet,
in Constance United Church.
In New
Hatt
"Mercy,'. The ladies of Unit i
will -have charge of the Easter
and gave the repot of that
committee, This slate will be
sed. Mrs. N. E. Cook, Mrs. Sim
vasa of the village by the Le-
gi'on Auxiliary, $318 was collect-
The Constance ladies.'served a
sumptuous turkey dinner. A
AUBURN —Over 100 'peen-
thankofferin meeting on April
g g P
presented at thQ district annual
Roclbal and Mrs. James Beni
ed.,
hilarious hour was enjoyed
agers attended -the second Sat-
25 with Mrs, Beacroft, Wing-
meeting.
Miss Joan Noakes undeanvent
when the Sunshine Sisters were
urday evening party in the Au-
ham as guest speaker.
• It is planned to have each
r •
an emergency appendectomy at
revearletd. A program of music,
burn Community Memorial
Mrs. Ernest Durnin presided
.institute show. crafts and
Hensail
t
Minister
r
Victoria .Hospital, London bn
accordion and piano selections
Hall. Dnacing began at 9 p.m.
for the program. The study
Tweedsmuir books and the Clin-
Monday evening. She is doing
aril a number of contests made
with James Bridle Goderich
� �
book , chapter, "Second Har-
ton members will be in charge.
'
nicely.
an enjoyable . evening for very-,
the disc jockey,
vest!' was given by Mrs. James
Special speakers from the dep-
Called
To• Serve
Mrs. Walter Spencer, Mrs.
Charles Farquhar and Miss Dor-
one,
Good Neighbours
The evening's
g .program was
T. ,Craig. >;t was a stony of
artment of agriculture and the
g
Stratford
Central
othy Farquhar left by motor
The, Good Neighbour Club
arranged by Miss Shirley
Brown and Bill Straughan,
the marine mission boats serv-
ing on the east and west coasts,
chairman of the convention
area of London, .Mrs. Wilfred
on Saturday, March 24 to vacs-
tion for a few weeks Florida.
met at the home of Mrs. Nel-
son Leat, with 13 members and
Nearly 30 'teenagers took part
giving essnstantce to the needy
Keays and the provincial di-
IZkJNSALL — Re'v. Currie
Miss Amy Laramie, London,
one visitor. The vice-president
in the twist contest. Winners
families. Mrs. Everett Taylor
rector, Mrs: John MacLean,
Win+law tdld .a ,special meeting
visited with, her sister .Miss
opened , the meeting, also con-
were Carolyn Sprung and Dar-
palyed mouth -organ selections :
Seafortn will be present.
of lthte official board of Hen-
Greta Laramie over .the week-
ducted the business period, Roll
lene Stewart. Other prizes were
accompanied by Mrs. Gordon
1_11_h 'Iltit sd"
end.
call was answered by "Do you
given for-sr"t dances snowball
McCiinchey on the piano
00
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1 or 2 PANT SUITS
To "Suit" Yourself
To Perfection
for, Spring
p 9
STOP IN THIS WEEKEND
AND SEE OUR LARGE
RANGE OF NEW SPRING
SUITS.
PRICED FROM
$39.50 to $69.50
REVERSIBLE COATS
Come in and see these light
weight, waterproof, %-length
coats in green, brown and
blue Plaids.
Only $19.95 to $29.95
Herman's
H U 2-9351
Men's Wear
CLINTON
satl4 Unused ore , um A pleasing duet "Oh Man of know" items. A motion was dances and broom dances, The theme of the meeting This is NOT a Sale- This is BETTER than a Sale!
evening, March 29, that he has Sorrow " was sun by Miss carried to donate $5 to the r
accepted' a call to Central. Un g Hot chocolate and donuts was Christian Stewardship, con -
Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Pearl fund for crippled children, A
ited 'Church Iry Stratford, The social iiour was .followed by a -+'ere served. by the ladies in versed by Mrs. Oliver Ander- Chest
Passmore at the morning service char a Miss Bett Youn biut son and took the form of a
change' is effective July 1, of the United Church, 1Virs. tasty lunch. The group accept- g • Y gMr, Wirnlaw !has served at Robert Pryde presided at the ed an invitation to visit at the was the convener of the lunch. panel discussion; with Mrs.
Hiensall and Chiselhurst for :the organ console, home of Miss . Allie Toll of Supervisor for the evening was Jack Armstrong, Mrs. Robertran ame er'fi*
elds'
Wawario,h in June 'Po art b4 T n d M F d T 11 a'
past three years after coming
from .a charge at Wawa, On.
Miss Sharon ,Jose e, nurse-
in-tinaining.at St, Joseph's Hos-
London, the
At Hemall, she is chaplainof
Plans are being made to hold
a big Easter holiday dance
ur er an rs. re, a s
leaders. Mrs, Tall spoke on
the theme,
South Huron District Hospital,.
Exeter;
As shown in our window for Thursday
standing will be
tario,
pitaal, visited over
committees,
tlueenswat Home and
ism and social service ,commit-
ens ll.
9hut,ins at Hens'all. This is an
tee of Huron• Presbytery.'
He is a native of Ingersoll
week end with her parents Mr,
and Mrs. Clarence Smillie and
presented. There will be a
brief program arranged by the
when an orchestra will be hir-
ed. Taking tickets at the door
The offering was received by
Mrs, William Empey and Miss
a.
Hensail - I.urich
and Saturday Only
and teak his bachelor of art
' -Misses
0
family,
program conveners, _ Mrs: Basil
were Carolyn Clark,
Viola Thompson: Mrs. Durnin
-
Friday
degree at the University o Members of Heiisall Kinette. Edwards and Mrs. W; B. Cross. Betty Youngblut and June closed the mee&9 with' prayer
Western, Ontario before enter- Club on Sunday, April 1, de- Members are reminded to bring Mills. and lunch was served. •, • •
mag theological studies at Em- livered some 50 Easter plants in their "Pennies far Friend T S h 41 t
matnnel. College, Toronto.
to patients in Victoria and $t,
At Hemall, she is chaplainof
Joseph's, hospitals, London,•
Branch 468 of the Royal Can-
South Huron District Hospital,.
Exeter;
adian Legion:, and s'erve5 on the
Clinton Public HHospi-
sal, 101niton,; Huronview, Cha-
town recreation comrnirt m He
tori and also to patients at
3s also Chanr~rnaai of the evangel-
tlueenswat Home and
ism and social service ,commit-
ens ll.
9hut,ins at Hens'all. This is an
tee of Huron• Presbytery.'
annual project.,
-0 -_
Miss Carol Brown won a $50.
sicholar,9hip, two first Prizes and
a.
Hensail - I.urich
three .second 'piizes at the •S�t-
matfopd kiWanis Music >i estival
for ptiamo series: She also wog.'
titles lrlaee and three seconds at
Oust Strathroy
the Kiwanis, music festival in
London; Oarol's pareotg are,
,HE)I� $ALL — A crowd of
Mr, .-atnd Mrs. William Brawn,
1.,521 ialmostt double the .poufs
''
. The annual meeting of Hen.
still Women's Institute will be
village, its
tion of the village, jaanrcrred
held April 11 in the Legion Hall
Wary Into Hensall arena Sat'ut'
will re-
p,rol
day night as the Remall-21J ch
sp nd all with
spend to roll call with payment
Combines skated their way into
of, fees. The nominating coin -
the ORA semi»finals with a 7.3
mittee will present the fiew
victory over Strathroy` Junnboc
slate of officers and reports of
.hip . Hostesses are Mrs. H.
Iorton :and. Mrs. L. Purdy.
'CIC Wr Unit Two
Unit Two of the United Ch -
itch Women met Monday even -
rig in the church schoolroom
vith Mrs. Jack �Drysd'ale, read'-
�r, pr.•esiding. 23 members abs;
vexed roll call,
Mrs. A. Shirray led the de-
rotionall and Mrs, H. MCEwea
he study. Plans were discussed
;m, a May 12 bake sale:. Miss
'TgiVna Westgate, public health
Airse will be guest speaker at
;he April meeting.
C
Prdlirnihary results of a study
if average incomes •related to:
=duoatlon levels in Canada
;how that in 1959 men with no
>choaling had ,Ari annual .ver
Cge Income of 1,648, finished
elementary school $30266, fin=
shed ,high school '$4,638, finish-
A university $7,046.
1#wtckets,
`Idle He WMI �Gurich squad,
Caadhed by Bi11 McCrae, thus PLAT It SAFE!
won the two-9mbb 'tubal -goals •,
f6tihvd 12-1 and the Sh,aineoak CALL US • . •
League title, The team., had'
' y
fought to a deadlock ail ati for ever elciefrio ah4
earlier bebtLof-bive series- each rR
wfimh* twice
with an'at ; rigera�iotti servlC@
gamd ;6 idnrng 'Ift a t1MW, V -24401
The 1Cainbines how com1*1 to N
wytlu New,
ew Hdtnbizrg and Milton:
To � adonge, Clonton
in a mound rclbtih semi.-dinal' ser -
W, The wi#in+ex~ advatvCc� too the
OMArrio final :against an Eaist-
Wit. Ontario tep� tattve.
ro{a er ■ iece �{{ a in Rose -beige --- i4 of er beaun a colours
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