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FRIDAY, JANUARY 12,
LOL Euchre party, Varna, at
8:80 p.m, Ladles please bring
Sandwiches: Admission 50. 2b
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THURSDAY JANUARY 11,
BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall
15 replar games fer $5 .09;
2 share-the-Wealth games;
spe,cial ganie for $25.00, the
first letter "le" and first let.
ter "T" applies on this game
for $2.00 each; 3 share-the.
wealth games; jackpot applies
on those 3 games $56.00 in
56 numbers, 2 door prizes for
$2.00 each, Admission 501;
extra eards 251 or 6 for. $1.00.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, CASH
BINGO, Legion Hall, Setforth
8:1 5 P.m. 15 regular games for
$10,00; 3 - $25.00 specials;
$75 jackpot to go. Two door
Prizes. Admission $1,00; extra
cards 251 or '7 for $1.00.
Auspices Sedforth Branch 156,
Canadian Legion. tfri.
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ATTENTION
KNITTERS
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A. COMPETE SELECTION OF. 1 AND 2-PANT SUITS
HOBBERLIN TAILORED-TO-MEASURE SUITS
JANUARY SALE SPECIAL TO SATURDAY, JAN. 20th
EXTRA PANTS FREE
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CHARLES Beauty Salon
SALE on
PERMANENTS
, PROTEIN PERMANENT
Reg. $15.00 Reg. $12.50
PERMANINT, PERMANENT
$10.50 $9.00
Includes Cut, Shampoo, Style, and Set
THIS SALE ENDS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1968
CHARLES Beauty Salon
Viefolia STREET' • `PIONETW/065
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a nice balance on hand to end
the year.
Roll call was answered by 10
members paying their member.
ship fees.
The secretary and treasurer
gave the annual reports for 1967.
Mrs. Walter Forbes will be
hostess to the Club for the
February meeting on Wednes.
day, February 7.
A motion was passed to send
$5 to CARE.
There will be a card party
on January 26 at the Goderich
Township Hall.
The meeting was closed with
, the Mizpah Benediction.
Lunch was served with Mrs.
Car man Tebbutt and Mrs. Rob in
Thompson assisting the hos.
tess,
The afternoon was spent play.
ing Court Whist.
Mrs. Acheson
90
in December
A former resident of Clinton,
Ontario, Mrs. George Acheson
was honored on December 28,
when friends and relatives
called to wish her well on her
ninetieth birthday,
Mrs. Acheson, the former
Sara Nesbitt was born in Clinton
and came west to Medicine
Hat in 1908. After her marriage
to George Acheson in 1911 she
returned east 'to Holmesville
where they resided for several
years.
In 1922 Mr. andMrs.Acheson
and daughter Patricia moved to
the Iron Springs district, where
they took an active part in
church and community affairs.
Her nursing experience and
musical• ability were often in
demand. Mr. and Mrs. Acheson
moved to 818 12th St. S., Leth.
bridge in 1942, where she is now
residing,
Receiving with Mrs. Acheson
was her daughter, Patricia
(Mrs. Len Wright). Co.
hostesses were her nieces,
Beulah McPhail, Helen Rich..
ards, Mary Evernden, daught.
ers of the late W.J. Nesbitt
and Brownie Lowery, wife of
a nephew Jack Lowery.
"eseiiiiiiiegkeeteiereiee.
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INVITATIONS AND •
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PERSONALS
COMING
F4P5A,T, JANUARY 12,
Card liartY in Goderich Tewne
ship Hall, lielmesville 2:20 P.M,
auspices AVW of St, janieS,
Middleton,. Everyone welcOnle, Ladies please bring lunch. 2b.
• FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,
Mingo, Hayfield Town Hall
.8:15 p.m. 20 gareeS: door prize
share the-wealth. pc achnis.
'sion, sponsors Hayfield Hockey
Club, 2,3b.
MONDAY, JANUARY 29,.
Tsuckersrnith Federation of
Agriculture Annual meetingand
banquet in Egmondville Church
commencing at 7 p,m. Gordon
Hill, a member of Special cone.
mittee on Farm Income, guest
speaker. Tickets at $2.00 each
available from Federation
Directors. 2,3b.
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TUESDAY JANUARY 16
REGULAR BINGO at Huron Fish
and Game Club, Jackpot $55.00
in 55 numbers, 6 door prizes,
8:30 pee, tfb.
EVENTS
New Year's guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Meredith Young •were
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp and
family of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Treble, Brian and
Barry, of Benmiller and. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Young and
Anna-Marie of R.R. 3, Auburn. • * *
Mr. Cliff Branton left onSun.
day for Toronto where he is
taking a banking coarse at the
head office of the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce,
Mr. W.L. Kress of Wingharn is
the relieving manager.
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Mr. And Mrs. Ben Hamilton
arrived home on Saturday after
a week visiting relatives and
friends in, Teronto,
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Mr, and Mrs. Meredith Young
attended the funeral of Mr.
Bill Graham of Kincardine last
Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamlyn
of Lambeth visited last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc-
Farlane.
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Miss Judy Arthur is home for
her vacation after serving on
the staff of Huronview for the
past six months. She will enter
the new School for Nur sing at the
Owen Sound hospital on January
15.
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Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Vincent (nee Caro.
lyn Sprung) on the birth of
their son Shawn Edward, a
great.grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Sprung of Atwood.
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Miss. Margaret Sandersonree
turned to her studies at Vic.
toria hospital after spending
a two week vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
'Sanderson,
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Mrs. George Hamilton is
visiting her brother, Mr, Lorne^
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson of
13rugefield.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles
attended the furniture show in
Toronto last weekend. •
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Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Rath.,
well, Michael and Janice spent
the'New Years holiday with her
mother, Mrs. GordenR, Taylor.
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Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Sheron
and George and Miss Jannett
Dobie visited with Mrs. Shearer
Wilson in London last Tuesday.
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Mrs. Fred Toll was taken by
ambulance on Sunday evening to
Clinton hospital. Her many
friends wish her a speedy re.
covery.
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Winners at the Robinson
General store duririg the holiday
season were Mrs. Jack Lock.
hart, Miss Frances Houston,
Mrs. Norman McClinchey, Mrs.
Charles Scott, Mrs. John Hilde.
brand, Mrs. Worthy Young and
Mrs. Mitchell Fowler,
Blake Family
hoickreunion
The Aubprn Community
Memorial' Hall was the scene
of a happy reunion by the plaice
family on New Year's Day.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs, James Blake, Goderich,
Mr. Earl Blake, R.R. 2,, Clin.
top, M rfand Mrs, Charles R eed,
Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Blake, Holmesville, Mrs.
Norman Hooker and family,
London, Mr. Elwin Blake and
family of Hespeler, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Stewart and family
of Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs.
Douglas Whitmore and Kenneth
and Mrs. Gladys Whitmore, all
of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Oke and family of Goderich and
Mr. and Mrs. William Seers,
Gail,'Faye and Carol of Auburn.
HENSALL
PERSONALS
Word was received of the
death of Rev. R. A„ Brook of
Acton, former minister of Hen.
sail and Chiselhurst United
Church, who died Monday, Jan.
nary 8. Surviving are his wife,
three sons and one daughter.
The funeral was held Wednes.
day, January 10.
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Dwight Cormier, aged 11, of
Hensell a son of Mrs. Ann Cor.
mier, was found dead in his
bed Tuesday by his mother. He
was a Grade 5 student at Hen.
sail Public School. Survivors
include his mother, three sis.
ter s and one brother. An autopsy
is being held at Stratford to
determine the cause of his
death. Funeral will be in charge
of Bonthron Funeral Home, Hen.
sail. Arrangements are incom-
plete.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Noakes
of Berkeley, California, spent
the holidays with the former's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
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The annu41 Vestry Meetingof
St. jamas Anglican Church,
Middleten will be Tuesday eVene
ing January 16 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Smith at
0:30 p.m,
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Mrs. Donald Middleton was
the hostess for the regular
Meeting of the Anglican Church
Women of pt. James Church,
held Wednesday afternoon, Jane
nary 3.
one
were nine members,
one vipitor and the rector the
Rev, E. J. B. Harrison,
This was a transition fear
meeting. Mrs, Donald Middle.
ton, the outgoingpresident, con.
eluded the business of 1967
and final reports were received.
Mrs, John Smith reported for
the Dorcas committee with a
letter of thanks for the bale
Jack Tebbutt, Mr, and Mrs.
Irvine Tebbett andlelarilyn went
to Fonthill, Saturday to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Teb-
butt and family. Jack returned
home Saturday and Irvine on
Sunday.
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If anyone in the district is in.
terested in working with the
Girls' Club at Holmesville
they should contact Mrs, Eldon
Yeo as soon as possible.
Noakes in Hensall, and the lat.
ter's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Morley- Huntley, Ingersoll. A
dinner for the immediate fam.
ilies was held , in theLegionHall
with 18 attending.
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Mr. and Mrs. RichardTipping,,
George Smith, Donna, David
and Sandra, London, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick McKellar, Teddy and
David, Miss Marilyn Smith and
Jo-Ann, Glenn Tedball, Thed.
ford, were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Smith.
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Hockey game at Hensall, Sat.
urday night, Hensall vs Monk.
ton. Hensel' 11 - Monkton 2,
Goals, Brad Pryde, 3, Fred
Elder, 2, John Moir, 2, Singles,
Allan Sararas, Brian Campbell,
Gerry Sararas, Steven Faber.
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Flowers in the United Car-
mel Presbyterian, St. Paul's
Anglican Churches Sunday
morning were in loving memory
of Mr. Rudy Petzke, placed by
his wife and family.
sent to. Canon W. 4. Zinireer,
Mann of 'the Mohawk InSt1tute,
Brantford. Mrs, PPtat save the
Birthday E.9N renOrt! Mrs.
beeve4: t4P Hake'Sale and Mrs,
Lois Wise the Christmas card
sales,
Mrs. Keith Miller's financial
statement showed a good hal,
ance in the treasurye and every
department Shin-shape for the
New Year,
The Rev. E. J. Harrison
then conducted the Order of
Service of. Instellation of Of.
ficers for 1968 and turned the
meeting over to the new West.
dent, Mrs. Edward Wise.
Mrs. Wise expressed Ureter,
vent hope that she would receive
the full .ca-operation and loyal
support giver: to her pre.
debeasers.
The new president read an in.
spiring poem "The World
is Mine"
The Worship Service outlined
The S. S. No. 4 Community
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Murray Forbes on Friday, Jan.
nary 5.
The president Mrs. DonIobb
opened the meeting with the
Creed and The Lord's Prayer.
The secretary, Mrs. Bill
Lobb read the minutes of the
December meeting.
Mrs. Murray Forbes gave
the treasurer's report showing
Unit 4 Hensall UCW met on
Thursday afternoon of January
4 with an attendance of 20
despite the inclemency of the
weather. President Mrs. James
McAllister opened with verses
of Scripture fitting for the New
Year and Prayer. Devotional
was taken by Mrs, Robin Mc.
Allister on "What makes aNew
Year," a nice thought that we,
coul try a little harder to
make ourselves newer.
The study book on Japan by •
Mrs. James McAllister who
used the first chapter on
"Japan" "Profiles" -Kunigiro
One, a Christian Warrior of the
last great war whose career
was followed for a time.
Mrs. Leona Parke read a let..
ter from Mrs. Redmond ex.
pressing, deep appreciation for
the gifts of the Christmas stock..
gifts of the Christmas stock-
ings which this unit .filled for
women Patients at the Ontario
Hospital, Goderich. Visitations
were recorded.
Hostess 'Mrs. Nancy Kyle.
Tea was served., Next meeting
February 1.
in the Living.Message Was fele
leWed With Mrs, Fred Midciles
ton the leader,
The roll 1411 Was answered by payment of membership feeS.
The secretary, MrS. HAY
Wise read a 'thank-you' letter
frOM Mr. and Mrs, FredMiticile-
toe for the lovely smoker given
Mr. Middleton by the 'WA in
recognition of his faithfil ser.
vices as church fireman.
It was decided to hold card
parties with the first one on
Friday evening January 12 in
the Qederieh Township Hale,
HOlmesvihe et 8:30 pan:
The committee in charge of
the first party consists of Mrs.
Miller, Mrs, Fred Middleton,
Mrs. Dutot, Mrs. Edward Wise
and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Harrison closed the
meeting with prayer after which
lunch was served.
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