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YOUR FAVOURITE ’8EVERAT3E
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J Huron Lodge 224.
1 had as their guests at
i meeting held in the lodge hall on
Monday evening. May 26. a
I Scottish team from London who
! exemplified the degree on a
Huron vandidate.
i At the conclusion of the ineet-
; ing they gathered in the Legion
I Hall. Hensall. where they were
J entertained with music, songs,
* dances, bag pipe selections by
! t h e I. o n d o n e r s. Worshipful
; Brother Johnston of London was
1 master of ceremonies. Luncheon
I was served. Visiting lodges were
. present from Exeter. Seaforth,
land Clinton.
St Paul’s Celebrate 75 Years;
Hold Reception For Members
Hensall Legion Plan
For Drumhead Service
The June meeting o
the
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tich discus-
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! sail branch
-, Legion was
rang. Junei.
sion centered
head service tc
Sunday.
Fiftee:
invited :
in attendance
C.A.F. band
School. Speakers are Rev. Dan
iels of Ingersol, and a represent
ative from Ottawa.
Plans were made for the an
nual Decoration Day service to
be held Sunday, June 15 in
conjunction with the I.O.O.F. A
service will he held at the Ceno
taph at 2 p.in. after which the
members will proceed to Hensall
Union and McTaggart's cemeter
ies to decorate the graves.
A large attendance is expected
to he present at this service.
of
held
whei
around
he held here on
June 22.
i branches have been
even bands will be
? including the R.
at Clinton Radio
.11
An Aylmer milk truck travell
ing to Holmesville on Sunday
killed a pig which was crossing
No. 4 Highway in front of Hen
sall Motor Sales and tore down
a hydro pole. Extensive 'damage
was done to the truck. P. C.
Elmer Zimmerman of Exeter
investigated.
» The seventy-fifth anniversary
of St. Paul’s Anglican Church
,was observed on Sunday with
.large congregations attending
.both services. Former members
i were present from Woodstock.
! London. Hamilton, Toronto, Kit-
Ivhener,
| Exeter,
1 Lovely
church _
The church was built in
and the
stands.
ship June 10,
Dean Boomer,| Speaker for
(vice was
M.A.B.D..
College.* speaker
, Townshendi services were in charge of the
Rev. C. L. Langford, rector of| the church.
5 Soloists were Miss Maureen j Evans, Miss Mary Goodwin, Miss
(Jean Henderson. The choir ren-
‘dered anthems with Robert
•Cameron at the organ consol.
, Following the morning service
la reception was held in the
church school room and refresh
ments were served to the whole,
congregation. Honors for cutting
the anniversary cake went to
Mrs. J. L. Scott. Guelph. Tea
was poured by Miss Mary Fee
and Miss Fayme Logan.
At the close of the evening
service luncheon was served to
the ministers and their wives.
Evening services in the United
and Presbyterian churches in
Hensall, and Trivitt Memorial
Church, Exeter, were withdrawn
in favour of the event. The
Gael p h. Carlingford,
Seaforth. and St. Marys,
flowers decorated tL„
for the occasion.
the
i original building
It was opened for
1877. by the
of London,
the morning
T. M
listrar
Rev.
Re
London,
was Ven.
D.D..
Fiddlers’ Contest
1876
still
wor-
late
ser-
B. Parker,
of Huron
The evening
Archdeacon
London. The
offering for the day was excep
tionally large and very gratify
ing and included substantial do
nations from former members of
the church. The anniversary cake
was made by Mrs. R. H. Middle
ton and iced and decorated by
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, of Eg
mondville.
Former Members
Former members of St. Paul’s
Anglican church from a distance
attending the seventy-fifth an
niversary on Sunday, June 1,
were: Woodstock—Mrs. M.
Harman and family; Hamilton—
Mr. and -Mrs. N.
ronto-—Mr. and
sen, Mrs. A. C.
Flora Cud more,
more.
Kitchener—Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Cudmore; London—Mrs. J.
B. Smith, J. Byron Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lawrence, Rev,
M. B. Parker, Mrs, Parker, Rev,
W. A. Townshend, Mrs. Towns
hend, Rev. A. H. Jared, Mrs,
Jared, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wil
son Michael and Nancy, Miss
Marguerite McDon aid; Guelph—
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. White and daughters:
Carlingford—
Sam Farmer;
McTaggart, Mr
Geddes,
Ben G,
sett,
Ann Ai
Rose *?:
Rev.
ford;
Arthur
Mrs. R. Dalrymple; Cromarty-
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley.
Pastor Accepts
Kipp en Call
The Rev. Norman McLeod
Lennex, Quebec, has accepted
call from the congregation of St.
Andrew’s United Church here.
His duties will commence in
July.
He will succeed Rev, Albert
Hinton who has been in. charge
of Kippen and Hillsgreen United
Churches for the past six years
and who leaves the end of June
for Quebec.
o£
a
| Showr Bride-Fleet
’ Honoring Miss Jean Foster, of
London, a bride-elect of this
week, a social evening was held
j at the home of her. parents. Mr.
(and Mrs. James A. Foster. Hen
sail, Wednesday evening, May 28
with a large crowd of friends
and neighbours present.
. Games were enjoyed. During
the evening Mrs. Leonard Noakes
read an address to the bride-
elct and Miss Gladys Luker made
presentations of many lovely
gifts. The guest of honor made
a fitting reply. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Arranging
this event were Mrs. L. gangster
and her daughter Mrs. Leonard
Noakes.
D.
E. Clausen: To-
Mrs. Dale Clau-
Thompson, Miss
Miss Bea Cud-
-M r. and M r s.
Exeter-—Miss N.
. and Mrs. Albert
Alvira Hodgins,
Miss Marion Bis
Mrs. R. Luxton,
Mrs. E. Irwin,
Mrs.
Case,
Mr. and
.cheson,
’ascal, Mrs. E. R. Kirby,
C. L. Langford, Mrs. Lang-
Seaforth—Mr. and Mrs.
Varley; Egmondville—-
Cooking School |Hensall Child
was
eve-
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Day-Old
OF ALL BREEDSX-Ray Clinic Friday
The Mass X-Ray chest clinic
will be held in the town hall,
Hensall, Friday, June G, from 10
a.m. to 12 noon. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. W. F.
Riley is in charge and members
from the Women’s Institute,
Legion Ladies Auxiliary and the
Amber Rebekah Lodge
volunteered to assist.
Hatched Every
Monday and Thursday
Limited Number pf
Starter Chicks Every
Tuesday and Wednesday
PHONE 7 OR 8
promi-
passed
, „ ,, . Scott’s
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, in
her seventy-sixth year. • She was
a patient for the past three
weeks,
The former Alice Bell, she
was born at Hensall, daughter
of the late Mr, and Mrs. Daniel
Bell, and had resided
highway just north
since her marriage
ago.
She was a
St. Andrew's
a member of
She leaves
daughters, Mrs. William
(Grace), of Listowel,
M. Johnson (Margaret),
and one son,
, Kippen; seven
children and nine great
children; two sisters, Mrs
Allister, Hensall and Mrs.
McLean, Kippen, and one bro
ther, R. D. Bell, London.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday, June 4, from St.
Andrew’s United Church with
Rev. A. Hinton officiating.
Interment was made in Bairds
Cemetery.
Personal Items
Miss Marion Thomson, Londes-
boro, spent the
her parents Mr.
uel Thomson,
Mr. and Mrs
stetter, Gail,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mi's. Ed Johnston of Blyth.
Quite a number from here
attended the Spring Fair in
Clinton on Saturday last.
Miss Etta Jarrott of Toronto
spent th weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Catherine Jarrott.
Mr. John Doig, Grand Rapids,
Mich., spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Lydia Doig and
sister Miss Janet.
Mrs. Little of London visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Long.
Mrs. Robert Thomson has re
turned home after spending a
week with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Schneider in Stratford.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Me-
Clymont were: Mr. Melville Mc-
Clymont, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
McClymont, all of Detroit; John
Wagner, of Guelph; Mr. and
Mrs. Orville McClinchey, Varna;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearson and
Mrs. Minnie Little of London.
Mrs. David Workman, Hensall,
and Mr. and Mrs. Mero, of
Zurich, .were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dawson.
An enjoyable evening was
spent on Monday by Mr. and
Mrs. W. Meilis, Mr. and Mrs. N.
Long and Mr. and Mrs. Elston
Dawson at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Kerr of Winthrop.
Mr. L. McBride, of Windsor,
is visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Robert McBride.
Mrs. W. W. Cooper,
nent resident of Kippen
away Sunday evening in
on the
of Kippen
5 3 years
member of
have
ing two
Lawson
Mrs. O.
Toronto,
Cooper,
faithful
United Church and
the W.M.S.
to mourn her pass-
W. R.
grand
grand-
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Attacked By Dog
Gordon Deitz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Deitz, Hensall, who
celebrated his third birthday on
Wednesday of last week, re
ceived deep lacerations over his
right eye and forehead requiring
fourteen stitches when he was
attacked and bitten by a large
collie dog late Wednesday after
noon last week.
The child, who
with his mother
home of Mr. and
Coleman of near
playing outside when his mother
heard his screaming and rushed
out to see the dog on top of him.
He was rushed to Clinton Hos
pital by Dr. J. C. Goddard, Of
Hensall, and released Thursday.
The dog belongs to a former
owner of the farm who had left
him there.
weekend
and Mrs.
with
Sam-
Huge Success
The town hall, Hensall,
filled to capacity Tuesday
ning, May 27 for the Frigidaire
cooking school, arranged through
the co-operation of Mr. G. M.
Drysdale of Drysdale’s Hard
ware, and sponsored by Hensall
and Kippen East Women’s Insti
tutes.
Mr. Drysdale welcomed the
very large crowd and thanked
Mr. Harold Bonthron for the
loan of chrome table and mirror.
Mr. H. Medhurst of the company
introduced Miss Pat Ellison,
Home Eonomist, and Mrs. Lewis,
who conducted the demonstration
of cooking. Draws were made
during the evening, honors for
drawing the lucky tickets went
to Bonnie Kyle and Ann Sinclair.
Groceries were won by Mrs.
John Henderson, Mrs. Albert
Alexander, Miss Greta Lammie,
Mrs. Pearsy Graham, Mrs. W.
Alexander, Mrs. W. Richardson,
Mrs. Alda Simmons, Mrs. J. Reid,
Hensall; Mrs. W. Workman, Mrs.
Jack Cooper, Mrs. Ivan Forsythe,
Kippen: Mrs. McCurdy, Mrs. A.
Westlake, Mrs. R. McLachlan;
bag of flour, Mrs. Allan Johnson,
Kippen. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm, Hensall; Mrs.
Wilmer Jones, Kippen; Mrs. Don
Dayman, Kippen; Mrs. E. Geiger,
Hensall; Mrs. B. Edwards, Miss
B. McCurdy, Cromarty; Mrs.
Jack Bell, Hensall; Mrs. L. Clark
Jr., Kippen; Miss L. Miller, Exe
ter: Mrs. C. Thompson, Hensall;
Mrs. J. McBeath, Hensall; Mrs.
H. Harburn, Staffa; Mrs. H.
Workman, Mrs. Bertha Bell,
Hensall; Mrs. D. Dayman, Mrs.
Ivan Forsythe,
Kippen;
Zurich;
Hensall;
Jackson Woods, Mrs. R. Gem
mell, Mrs. Pearsy Graham, Hen
sail; Miss L. Miller,
Chesney, Kippen: Mrs. H.
• Gregor, Kippen, Mrs.
Kinnon. The door prize, a
i colator, was won by Mrs. Pear
son Charters. The birthday cake
was won by Mrs. Harold Jones,
of Kippen, whose birthday fell
on May 28. A .measuring cup
was presented to each lady at
tending the affair.
Lovely spring flowers formed
an attractive setting for
platform decorations.
, Miss Deickert,
Anson Coleman,
Wes Richardson,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs.
Mrs.
Arnold
Ann and
Gack-
Lynn
was visiting
at the farm
Mrs. William
Kippen was
Smith-Foster
A wedding was solemnized at
Cronyn Memorial Church, Lon
don, Saturday, May 31, when
Jean Margaret, younger daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Foster,
Hensall, became the bride of
Harry Albert Smith, only son of
Mr, and Mrs. A.
don.
Mr. and Mrs.
Exeter, were the
Rev. S. W. Semple officiated.
The bride wore a benedictine
wool suit with cocoa brown vel
vet hat and matching accessories.
She carried a nosegay of
roses and gardenias. They
reside in London.
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Entries for Western Ontario's
champion fiddlers and square
dance contest being held at the
Community Arena Friday, June
6, sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, up to date have been
received from Arkona, Stratford,
London, Ripley, Lambton County,
Dundalk. Goderich, Cromarty
and other centres.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
and family, London, Mrs. M. D.
Harman and family, Woodstock,
were weekend guests with Mrs.
Elsie Case and Mrs. Bertha Moir.
Mrs. R. H. Middleton, Mrs. J.
Henderson, Mrs. W, Taylor and
Miss Fayme Logan attended the
Deanery meeting held in Bay-
field Monday.
Miss Wilma Kyle attended the
Bell Telephone Conference held
in Hotel London Tuesday of this
■week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thom
son, of Kippen, observed their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
Tuesday, June 3, and a surprise
party was held for them at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
McAdams of Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden
and Karen, St. Catharines, visit
ed over the weekend with Mrs.
C. M. Hedden and Herb. Mrs.
Hedden, who had been visiting
in Brantford, Hamilton and St.
Catharines, returned home with
them.
Mrs. Charles Cooper has sold
tier residence to Mr* itiim
who is engaged as mechanic for
Cook’s Garage.
Mr. Doug Cook is having a
very fine ranch house erected on
Highway No, 4 on alot opposite
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Horton.
The bowling season started in
Hensall last Thursday night and
a number of the bowlers enjoyed
a good game.
The monster bingos will start
in about two weeks and wi» be
held in the arena. In September
at one of these bingos, ajdraw
will be made for a 1662 “ '
Crusader which will soon
exhibition.
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