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Christmas is a time of gaiety in the home. We
'dix-ervly hope that such is the casein yours.
We wouldn’t put a damper on your
anything hut we would like to remind" yon
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circuited by the tree trimmings, a cigarette, or
candle can cause a fire that could be prevented.
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Hensail And District News Bo"li"3
District President 'Children Entertained
;Hensa II WJ. Speaker *By Kippen East WJ
i The Christinas meeting of the !
Women’s Institute was held in
the Legion rooms Wednesday, J December 10. Mrs. W. Brown
was hostess assisted by Mrs. F.
; Beer.
Members answered the roll
call with a donation to the Lon- j Christinas,
con War Memorial Children’s j.
Hospital. The total reached over
$22. Miss Gladys Luker, serre- . The
rary. expressed sincere thanks
to the ladies for their visits,
cards. letters flowers, and treats
received while in Clinton Hos
pital. The Institute gift was a
lovely silver vase presented by
Mrs. F. Beer during her illness.
Mrs. H. Horton and Mrs. E.
Norminton were appointed to
bceure gifts for Mrs. R. A. Orr
and her son Jim. who are both
ill in London hospitals. Guest
speaker, Mrs. K. Johns. Wood
ham. distri, t president for South
Huron, was introduced by Mrs.
Heer. Mrs Johns addressed the
group speaking on "Footprints
in the W.L" $he >aid that now
' is a good time to begin to be
better members. "Let us taka
stock of ourst-Ives." she said,
. "What do you get out of rhe
Institute? What do yon put imo
it? Sell your Institute to your
neiahbors. Use your power of in
fluence to spread good will."
For the p-
played a
Glenn gave
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The Christmas* meeting of j
Kippen East Women’s Institute
was held at the home of Mrs.
'Bell Wednesday. December 1“.
Children of pre-school age were
special guests. The motto. Vhrist-
i! mas carols and the origin of
were taken liy Mrs.
Henderson and roll call was
answered with a Christmas verse,
collection taken at this
meeting will be forwarded to the
Children’s Aid Society at Gode
rich.
The Christinas story was pre
sented. by Mrs. A. McGregor.
Caldwell gave 1 igh-
I.ondon Area Con-
W. Kyle and Mrs.
rendered a Total
McNaughton gave
Mrs. W.
lights of the
vent ion. Mrs.
J. Henderson
duett. Bobby
a reading. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot
directed contests. Members ex
changed gifts and gifts were
presented io the children by
Santa Clans.
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Report From
Kippen
By MBS. A, GACKSTETTER
possible.
hazard. Do not
it cannot block
Do no* bring your tree into the house until a few days
before Christmas.
Get it outside afterwards, as soon as
The larger the tree, the greater the
buy a larger one than you need.
Stand the tree in water.
Place tree so that standing or fallen
exists.
Place tree as far as possible from radiators and fire
places.
Check your strings of lights.
Do- not connect too many strings of lights to one cir
cuit.
Do not allow electric bulbs to touch tree branches.
Use only fireproof decorations.
No not allow children to play near the tree with elec
tric toys or with clockwork toys which spark.
Turn off the tree lights when you leave the room.
NEVER leave tree lights on when out.
Leave nothing to chance —
fire may leave you nothing!or
Trust Yon
Phone:
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Res m-j
Will Have A Merry, Fire-Safe Christmas
ograni, Carol Brown
piano solo. Mrs J.
’ a reading, assisted
by Mrs. Reohoi singing carols
with Maja Roahol at the piano.
Christmas carol sinning was di
rected by Mrs. T. Sherritt Miss G. ’ Lammie at the :
Solo parts were taken by
G. Hess. Mrs. A. Shirray.
W. O. Goodwin. Mrs. Haun
tributed a vocal sole.
: wit’.:
piano.
• Mrs.
. Mrs.
con-
Fairbairn-Van Alstine
Miss Mary Van Alstine, daugh
ter e* Mr and Mrs. James Van
Alstine, was united in marriagt
to Mr Rally Fairbairn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fairbairn, of AVell-
wood. Ontario.
The ’»ride wore blue suit
wi: h grey a , e e s s a r i e s. Mrs.
Pt-r y We’-.st-er. matron of ht«:xer.
*A»»re a grey suit with blue ar - es-
scries. A re» t-prion was held at
rhe home of the bride’s pareirs.
e Mr. and Mrs, Fairbairn will
reside at Hensall.
! Personal Items! Mrs. T. Kyle, of Clinton,
|visited Saturday with Mr. and
! Mrs. Emerson Kyle.| Mr. Andrew Bell is slowly im»
'j proving in St. Joseph's Hospital,
jLondon, where he recently
| underwent an operation.
j Mr. Robert Thomson is con
fined to St. Joseph’s Hospital in
• London.
Mrs. Alice Cook, of London,
spent an evening last week with
her mother. Mrs. J. MeClymout. whizz Bangs
Mr. Lome McBride -
relatives in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Guelph, were weekend
the latter's parents.
Mrs. j. Jarrott.
Mr. and Mrs. John
spent a day last week with
relatives in Clinton.
Mrs.
turned
' Miss
„ visited
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1635 (233) and Murray Brintnell
sthe losers with 654 (239).
Applejacks 4, Spare Parts 3
! The Applejacks managed to
: edge the Spare Parts 4-3 in some
; close games on Monday night— ! 1,124-1,078, 1,014-922 and lost
lihe last one 970-1,153. Ed Con-
;rad again topped the Spare
;Parts, this time with 675 (245).
; Howard Holtzman rolled 5
j (220) for the winners.
! MEN’S LEAGUE STANDING
Spares ..
Butchers
Huskers
Rural Rollers
Big Six
Keglers
is Visiting hlaroons ..
Smith, of > Windmills
guests of’Strikes ....
Mr. and ~ ~
Cochrane
John Alexander has ve
to her home.
Ann Tait, of
Sunday evening
and Mrs. Ross Love.
Mrs. < Rev.» McLeod
guest speaker party of
last week.
The Sunday
men: will he
crew’s United
evening. S^nta
Bayfield,
with Mr.
was the
g the Christmas
the W.M.S. in Hensall
Spare Parts
Applejacks .
; Pinpoppers
Short Circuits
; Tradesmen
Panthers ..
Elect New Fidel’s (
Four new elders. Messrs. Har- «
old Hell. Percy Campbell, Archie "
’■ Hoggarth and Roehus Faber, re-
•tently elected to the Eldership 1 by the congregation of Carmel '
■ Presbyterian Church, were or- j dained to that office at the Suu-
J day morning service. Rev. John
IB. Fox conducted the service,
1 At a meeting of the Session
; that same afternoon, the new
; elders were officially welcomed
by the minister. The presenta
tion of a new leather edition of
i the Bible, in the new Revised
' Standard version, was made to
Mr. George Tinney, former mem-
1 ber of the session, in recognition
faithful service as a mem-
Violet ' ker of the session and as sup-r-
Carmel W.M.S. G roup
Holds Installation
The Women’s Missionary So
ciety of Carmel Presbyterian
Church met in the church school
room Thursday afternoon, De
cember 11 at 3 p.m. The meet
ing was arranged by Mrs. C. S.
1 Hudson and Mrs. 5V. R. Bell. ‘ The meditation of the psalm
was taken by Mrs. G. Walker,
Mrs. A. Logan, Mrs. J. Forrest,
5 Mrs. Bell. Mrs. R. McLaren. Miss
Dora Alair and Miss \ iviv*. .. r . . . , . ~ ,Hyde. Visits to the sick and the ^un<iay School.
j shut-ins were reported and sec- ” ^r‘ Tinney now resides m
retaries’ reports presented. Mrs. ter-
B. Edwards. Mrs. A. Logan and j
Mrs. G. Walker were named on’... —
a committee to look after sChristmas Concert Christmas treats :or the shut-
ins.
Guest speaker, Rev. J. B. Fox.
-chose for his message, "Steering
by the Stars," relating how the
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KEEP IN GOOD HEALTH
(House Calls Out of Town)
, Call London 2-4772 -
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Parcels of Any Kind
Elmer Will is Delivery Service
FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT
» The
;under
< Nicol.
choral
j Sunday evening, December 21.
Hensail Ladies Choir
the direction of J. L.
A.C.C.O. will present a
service in the town hall
S, hod entertain-h’c,
held in St. An- A
Church Monday > • j
will appear.
S.S. 2 Tuckersmith
Holds Concert
The teachers and pupils of
No. 2 Tuekersinith
Christmas convert
evening last. It was well
ed and §23 was realized.
McLeod
Drills,
lions by
program
Miss Gwen Kennedy, the teacher.
The Norris orchestra favored
with musical numbers.
Santa appeared with a well-
paden pack for the kiddies.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs.
J and Donna, of
Mrs. Jack
held their
on Tuesday
attend-
Rev. N.
was chairman.
dialogues and
the pupils made
under the direction of
yjgre
Shirts, Station Coats, Sox, Ties
recita-
a good
Donald Rigby
Blenheim; Mi.
Traquair and
Hensail, visited
Mr. and Mrs.
’> and
Ruth Anne, of
■ last week with
Stewart McQueen and Mr. and
„ Mrs. Harry Snell.
Exe- j Miss Minnie Reid left Friday
to spend the winter months in
* Florida.
LAC Donald Hedden, of the
h RCAF Station, Whitehorse, Yu-
u kon. who is home on a leave
the , spent a few days last week
on his grandmother, Mrs. C
an apprecia- Hedden and Herb.
Glenn Bell Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Wen- Queen left on Wednesday for St.
the choral«Petersburg, Fla.
_ ____ . carols :
Pereentior*; popular seasonal songs.
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The Christmas concert at
White School was presented
; Friday afternoon to
___ __live audience. Mr.
Wise Men were guided by the acted as chairman.
. stars, and we should have the 1 dorf accompanied
’ upward look. He divided his talk Christmas story,
’into three parts. 1
’Purpose and Perseverance.
later installed the new officers. ? tlons.
Officers
; The officers , -- r - — .— — -------------— ...........-; President, Mrs. C. Hudson: vice- ‘ traditional Chopsticks. Solosjnnd Brownies. Brown Owl, Mrs.
presidents, Mrs. G. Walker and ' ~ ”
Mrs. J. Paterson; secretary,
treasurer,
D. McEwan; supply
Miss M. Reid: flower
Miss 5*. Hyde: wel-
welfare. Mrs. J. W.
Glad Tidings, Mrs.
J, Paterson;
Mrs. R. V. McLaren;
Mrs. A.
’secretary,
‘ secretary.
come and
'Eonthron;
' B. Edwards; literature an! lib-
Hom?
J. A.
Doua-
Reid:
Mission Band leader. Mrs. Har
vey Hyde.
• rary. Mrs. J. Forrest:
- Helpers secretary, Mrs.
4 Paterson; pianist. Mrs. M.
all, assistant. Miss M.
Chiselhurst W.M.S.
_ The Women’s Missionary So-
,-L ' Chisel hurst United
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Here Is A Timely Pre-Christmas Reduction On Well-Known Lines Of
And Many Other Gift Items
This Christinas finds us with an unusually heavy stock, so in preparation
for stock-taking we’ve decided to
Mark Prices Down
choral«Petersburg, Fla., where they and’! will spend the winter months.
5 The Brownies Christmas party
The program included reeks- f was held .Saturday in the Guide
>ns, single and unison, an jj rooms at the arena. Peggy God-
'’acrostic, a drill, a comedy skit, idard and Carol Brown were en-
are as follow^* ia couple of folk dan es and the’rolled and are now full fledged . „ . . _ - • -- j
duets were rendered by Elsie i F. Backwell, was present for the
Damm, Annie Branderhurst. Bob j event.
Clark. Marion Bell and Katie 3
Damm. The junior
j assisted with several
j* and the senior Grebes:I combination n u nt b e :
’Pepper was pianist for the or-i!P
^chestra and Marion Bell played JI The event is sponsored by the j,
j for the folk-dance. {(Chamber cf Commerce and Hen- ;■
Ji As the children finished sing- $53a“.„ °f Canadian
j ing *'Whn is eominu on Christ- ^Lega-on.
' ” a n>f 1 ells j semt-e will be oh--
'of jl£-rTe<2 -a £-• Paul’s Anglican ;b-;.-. | Church Sunday morning. Decern-'
'■“Ater 21 at 10:15 a.m.
{ Mr, and Mrs. Harold Shepherd
• of Ter tote spent
'I with the latter’s
Smillie.
and Mrs.
and Katie 3 The annual Christmas party
tythm band'Tor the children of Hensall and
numbers'! community will be held Satur-=
ra gave a. day. December 26 at 2 p.m. ’
r. Marian (jChildren will receive gifts and al
deture show in the town haft. I
Ties
Abbey
Bark Lane
$1.00 and $1.50
(Boxed)
White Shirts
Van Heusen
Arrow
McGregor
$3.95
Plain and French Cuffs
And Pull overs
Just Arrived!
Ansel and Knit-To-Fit
in
Beautifully Designed
$5.95 to $8.95
Chris:
'mas night." a jinsle of i.:
announced the time of arrival
; Santa Clans who distributed '
j gifts. The School Board gave
j each pupil and pre-Svh ■: cd --’mid
: a treat of candy and Mrs. Sitnp-
. son received a beautiful set •d
’ costume jewellery fr.em the
Mach interest was
; shown in the handicraft disfAy
w c -.a i
'aster
vr the
and
f Cnureh met in the church school- | children.
‘ room Tuesday afternoon. Decern- ’_____ „„„ ___
; her 9 for their Christmas meet- of weaving. copper tool
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ing. Mrs. .Harold Parker presided
, and Scripture readings were
given by Mrs. T. Brintnell. Mrs.
, R. Taylor. Jr., Mrs. W. Brint-
; sell and Mrs. W. Martin. M:
Glenn gave a t
; carving and card and
; models. These were made
’ parents. Mrs. Wend o r
; Santa.
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the weekend :
mother, Mrs:i with :
’James i' Mr.
5 visited
j and ’ Mrs.
Mrs.
visiied
mother. Mrs. Ida Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harvey. •<
of MonMcm. were recent visitors ,
with their stn-in-law and daugh- <
ter. Mr. and Mrs. All Scholl and
Garry. '• ,,
7£*ai Mrs. Letitia gangster, of Lon-r
Over j« visiting with her son-in- h
Frank
recently with
daughter-in-law.
Stanley Beane.
Nelson. oi
this week
Beane,
their
Mr.
Pyjamas
Warm, Thick
Yaina Flannelette
$4.95
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CI------ a Christmas reading j
assisted by Mrs. Ruobol, of Hen J White Gift Service
for the' The annual White Gift
'vice was observed in the United-;
present- Church Sunday evening wi‘
• sail, who was soloist
■: Christmas hymns.
Mrs. John Glenn was ______ _______ _____________ ..
Led with a life membership and jSurge congregation present. >
! pin. The address was read by I §300 in cash and clothing was and ^daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
... lighting
Bla'-kwell,
, —. acail ju^xxiouc.-. Hannah
1 Gladys Luker. Roll call was ’ Pepper. Marlene Richardsen.
; answered with a Bible verse bv • Puith Alexander; Cecil Penner,
25 members. , Ken Tuckey, Ron Rowe'iffe and
t Mrs. J. Ferguson will he in •; the junior choir. During this
charge of the hale for Korea ! presentation the Misses Jean an i
; which will be packed in the near ! Ruth Soldan, Lois Henders-tn
future. It was decided toj send:,and Shirley Flynn provided a
hexes along each line for fees. 1 quartette. Mrs. R. Brcderi'-k
les. were
. j axe a juji * a-.ij 2nd
African. Charles Mickle: The junior choir
was taken by Mrs. B.«under the direction of Mr. S. G.
•Rannie and Miss Greta Lammie
’rendered several selections. Mar
garet and Carol Smiille brought .
in receptacles in which gifts were ■[
deposited. Rev. W. J. Rogers—'.“*7^
presided. Mr. J. F. Blackwell i! aM
pronounced the benediction.
Chiselhurst United Church
was the setting for the White
Gift Service Sunday afternoon
at 3 p.m. with Rev. W. J. Rogers
in charge. "Legend of Cathay'’
was given by Mrs. P*. Boyce.
L jwis wees ion F'loriaa wnere m
jxue&uuy evening, uecemoer a, ; ‘ Spend the Winter months,following a. lengthy illness. The ’ ■ " * " “ '
(former Hannah Ortwein, she . was a daughter of the late Mr. l”3onC^eiUs «son-in-law
! - Mrs. T. Brintnell. The presents-| received for Korean Relie:
| lion was made by the president, ’ing part in the candie-1
’; Thank-you notes were read from ' exercises were J. F. I"
f H. Jacobi, T. W. Wren and Miss;Misses Jean McAHister.
i Gladys Luker. Roll call
i
!
Ser-
Sold an, Lois
Shirley _Flynn provided
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and collections are to be brought y sang a solo. Bible readings
1 in to the January meeting. The J given by Ted Nerminton
new study ’“Along ? * - : - - - L- r-'-u.-.-.-..
1 Trails'*
Storeman.
Mrs. Roy McDonald presided
for the brief meeting of the
,■ Women's Association assisted by
■i-Mrs. C. Coleman. Plans were;;
:' discussed for the Christmas I
:' party December 23 at which <-
;■ films will be shown in charge!
. of Rev. W. J, Rogers. Luncheon I
;iwag served.
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jj Dies In U.S.A.
Mrs. Robert W. Lohr, of Bos-
well, pa., died at her home on
'? Tuesday evening, December 9.
and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein. of Hen-
Garry.
Station Coats
Blue, Grey, Brown
Sizes 36 to 44
$14.95
; Len Noakes.
s Mrs. L. Parker, of Exetea,
spent the past week at the home
■? of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Tudor.
Chaplain W. A. Young, of the
O.A.C.. Guelph, visited with
- friends at Hensall on Friday.
; Miss Minnie Reid and Miss ‘i
Fayme Logan, left Friday for Si.
1 Petersburg. Fla., where they
will spend the winter months.
Miss Kay Bell, of London.
■ spent the weekend at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
'• Stewart Bell.
Mr. Erie Reid, of London, was
‘ja resent visitor with his sister
'.Mrs. A. L. Case.
Mrs. Castle.of London, i:
*Roger« 1 Spending a, few days with he:
~ !!zz~ Zz~? and daughter. Mr
!]and Mrs. John Alexander.
:i Mr. and Mrs-. Robert EHer, o
, London, spent the weekend with
Si the former’s parents, Mr, and II Mrs. Lome Biter.
Sir. James Petty and Miss
■.|Nora Petty, accompanied by Mr.
j and Mrs. Robert Dayman, left
this week for Florida where they
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dayman
spent the weekend with their
t<' ,,AwA"’son-indaw and daushter,R Boyg. IfeSTtata; “rS' E,Si”
- - - - i n>onaon.’ Mr. Irvin Willert, who recent-
sail, where she resided for rnanv *IiS5t G3adys .Luker,
Thomas and Mrs. Howard Moore,
of Altoona, Pa.; two brothers,
Milton Orlwein, London; -and.
Alonzo, of Lexington, Mich.; two
) sisters. Mrs. J. A. Paterson and
absence through illness. Mr. Ben } ! IJr underwent? an appendix opera- Stoneman acted as pianist. iQ gL Jog^h,s Hospital.
: London, is recuperating and is
Mr. a&d Mrs. Gordon Moir, oq '
Chatham, spent the weekend
with the former’s parents, Mr.
£nd Mrs. Clifford Moir.
expected home Ws week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson visited
with relatives at Forest this
week.
Ankle Sox
ioo^c
Nylon
$1.00 pair
All Beautifully Packaged For
Boys’ Goats
Station Wagons
5 $12.95
Handkerchiefs
Special Quality
Irish Linens
Initialled 750
Plain 350, 3 for $1.00
Parkas
$9.95
For Your Christmas And New Year’s Attire
Suits
Ready for You to Wear
Greys. Blues
In All the New Styles,
Designs and colors
Two Pairs Pants
Regularly $59.50
SALE $49.00
Top Coats
We Have. Grouped
Gabardines, Coverts,
Venetian Cloths,
All Sizes
Regularly $35.00 and $29.75
SALE $24.95
GEORGE WRIGHT
THE CLOTHIER