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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-11-27, Page 20NEWS OF HENSALL By MRS. 1111111111111U1144011111101111111111111114111111111111111U11111111111111l111111111111111MIN11111111111111l111111111101111111111111-41141111111111114111111141111111111 AtiaSTSZTAMti:MEZI,E5;4'niZMMM;SYS:LiWY5205grOtIMMiziTAMtiMiTeizi:MV4V2MZYMMV4VAISAMZYSTSMMEtli'DZYMMEitCllAaSZSY42==.14;410W tYSZTIZren For a Family Gift. Mr a Comfortable "kalitifill Jtociter-reitixer in easy to vit. S139.9 carelbr , P.., oFrcosiOnal choir n nylon turrsice telinisCAsliso 12 1,4tHer th bttrel `S1114.95°: Eilikj.itettr in peiatiltitl nylon HENSALL UCW. The executive meeting of the mall United Church Women held Monday evening with e President, Mrs. Vern clerdice, in charge and an tendance of 17. Plans were made to close the oks by Nov. 30 so the report n be sent to Mrs. Sawyer of itchell before Dec. 15. The neral Christmas meeting will e held Dec. 15. MRS. WILLIAM DOUGLAS Mrs. William J. Douglas, rucefield, the former Elizabeth Hudson, died Tuesday at the ilbarchan Nursing Home, aforth, in her 95th year. Surviving are one daughter rs. Lindsay (Anna Pearl) Eyre, rucefield; two granddaughters and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, today at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. E. D. Stuart. Burial will be in Bayfield Cemetery. 25TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson, prominent residents of Hensall for 18 years, observed their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday Nov. 22 with a surprise party held for them at the Hensail Memorial Centre arranged by their family and relatives. Close to 300 relatives, neighbours and friends attended. Reeve Oliver Jaques made the presentation of a purse of money to the celebrants. Tpe, staff of gensall District Co-operative of which Mr. Ferguson is manager, presented the couple with a lovely swivel rocker, Earl Wagner and. Jack Upshall doing the honors. Music for the dance was provided by The Country Five. AMBER REBEKAH Regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Nov. 19 with the chair taken by Noble Grand, Mrs. Elgin Thompson. Plans were made for the' Christmas party the second meeting in December with exchange of gifts among the members. A number of members will attend the Grand Master's banquet at Seaforth Dec. 3. Donations were approved to the Sick Children's Hosptial, London, and Barrie I.O.O.F. Home. A thank-you note was read from Mr. Eric Luther, chairman of the C.N.I.B. canvass, expressing thanks to this Lodge for members who worked for the project.' COUPLE MOVES Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple who recently took up residence in Exeter were honored by 70. friends and neighbors at a farewell party held Saturday evening in Hensall Legion Hall. An address was read by Ted Roberts. A presentation was made by Mrs. Roberts. Miss Linda Roberts presented a m agazine rack , F or .entertainment cards and crokinole were played. Arranging the party were Mrs, Ted. Roberts, Mrs. George Boa, Mrs. Harold Parer. and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.. Dalrymple were formeriy of Chiselhurst area. UNITED CHURCH NOTES Rev. H. F. Currie concluded his series of messages on the beatitudes at the morning service Sunday. On. Sunday Dec. 7, containers will be placed in the vestibule of the church for canned goods which may be deposited for the Rescue Mission in London. This is a project of the Hi-C Youth group. Memorial flowers in the Sanctuary, Sunday morning were in loving memory of John Boyd, place by the family. KIPPEN EAST W.I. With the president, Mrs. Ken McKay, in the chair, the regular monthly meeting of Kippen East Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell with Mrs. Al Hoggarth as co-hostess. Members answered the roll call- "What makes a good hostess." Mrs. Caldwell submitted the treasurer's report. Reports were presented by Mrs.. Robert Kinsman, Sunshine convener, Mrs. William Bell gave a full report of the district board meeting held at Hensall and the secretary, Mrs. James Drummond read correspon- dence. POrlations of cash or sewing from each member are to be nrougpt for the Children's Hospital. The list of articles for display at Exeter Fall Fair includes: fancy cloth, hand made; table arrangement; dinner place setting; pumpkin pie suitably displayed and a loaf of home made bread. Mrs. Grant McLean was in charge of the program. Organ music by Jack . Caldwell was enjoyed by all. The motto was given by Mrs. Harry Caldwell and readings were given by Mrs. Grant McLean. A duet by Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs. Alderdice was very amusing. Reports were given by the convener of citizenship and education, Mrs. Alex McGregor; current events, Mrs. John Sinclair and home economics, Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Triebner. There was a display of sewing and fancy work by the 4-H girls. Gifts from the Institute were presented by Mrs: Bill Kyle to club leaders Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Robert Bell and Miss Donna Whitehouse. PERSONALS Mrs. J. E. McEwen and Mrs. Verna Twitchell attended the bazaar, bake sale and tea held last Saturday afternoon at the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich. Twenty members of the UCW of Hensall United Church attended 'the meeting of the Goshen UCW last Thursday when Mrs. Ephriam Gingerich showed colored slides and told of her trip to South America. Mr. And Mrs, Stewart„Bell and Troyann have returned from Lansing, Mich. where they spent the last week with their daughter, Pauline, who is a skater with "Holiday on Ice," Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle spent a few days recently visiting relatives in Hamilton and Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell and Troyann visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sauter in Marlette, Mich. Ross Love of Clinton, formerly of the Parr line, is, a patient in Clinton Public Hospital where he was admitted on Saturday. Mrs. Bruce Walker is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bozzatto and Dana returned home Wednesday of last week to Port Colborne after spending three months with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Kyle. Clinton News-Record, Thursday, _November 27, 1969 9 . 24c241.0.00.0.0:00:20201441.0.101004r00.0.:140,141, 111 i Shop early for Christmas . , , 14..4-.4r :0100 ArAiza*At2V124r1Ar9010:410::OratE,g4TS Goderich Psychiatric . Hospital nvites The Public To CHRISTMAS SHOP Hospital Gift Shop • STUFFED TOYS • CUSHIONS TOTE BAGS • LARGE SHOPPING BAGS • WEAVING MATS ETC. MUK-LUKS MOCCASINS (They make ideal Christmas gifts ) We welcome you to the largest display of unique Canadian gifts in Huron County. Just browsing through our selection will put you in the Christmas• spirit and make the completion of your gift list a whole lot easier too! OPEN 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. EVERY DAY &juke gilt' HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH GODERICII Keep you warm after skiing, snowmobiling or anytime. 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