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number of. mothers present, and —---------------------------------------------
Tawny Owl, Mrs, Rodger
Vepier, assisted with the cer
emony, and also read a Christ
mas poem. Snowy Owl, Mrs.
Bapry Jackson, presented Gold-
en Hands to the four Brownies
flying up, and also presented the
following interest badges:
Jennifer Cook, Joan Alexander
and Betty Begr received their
House Orderly badges, Daneen
Ward and Joan Alexander their
Collectors badge, and Eileen*
Klungel, her toymakers badge.
Debbie Smith also earned the
right to her Golden Hand and
her Wings, but was absent for
the Fly-up Ceremony.
Following the ceremony the
Brownies and Guides sang songs
around the Camp Fire, two of
the songs to the accompaniment
of the Brownie Rhythm Band.
Centennial Slides and a movie
of the Hensall Frontier’s Day
Parade were shown by Mr. H.
Klungel and Mr, B. Jackson.
Lunch was served by the sev
eral Guides who acted as Host
esses for the evening, and who
received their Hostess badges
at the Guide presentations.
Sunday afternoon, and present
ed with gift? and treats. Mrs,
Wm Smale was convenor of the
project.
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Hockey-Hensall Midgets
Last Wednesday’s night
'hockey games at Hensall, Hen*
sail 5- Brussels 3; Goals scored
by Allan Sararas 2-S Ingles by
Brad Pryde, Fred Elder, and
Robert Parsons,.
Saturday night at Hensall,
Zurich 5—Hensall 4, goals scor
ed by Brad Pryde with two,
Brian Campbell and Robert Par
sons with singles.
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Mrjs, Florence Joynt who has
been a. patient in South Huron
hospital for three weeks return
ed home over the weekend.
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Truck Saturday afternoon Dec
ember 16 and welcomed hund.
reds of children from Hensall
and district at the annual Christ
mas party held in Hensall, Over
four hundred children were
treated to chocolate bars, potato
, chips, and bottles of chocolate
milk, latter donated by Huron*
dale Dairy. Cartoon films were
shown in the Town Hall in charge
of Q.G, Williams. Treats were
distributed by Santa, E. R.
Davis, Earl Campbell, and
members of the Hensall Senior
Citizens Club,* ♦ ♦
Members of the Womens
Missionary Society and Ladies
Aid of Carmel Presbyterian
Church met at the home of
Mrs. Earl Campbell last
Thursday afternoon and packed
Christmas boxes for shut-ins of
the church at Queensway
Nursing Home, South Huron
Hospital, Blue Water Rest
Home, and Huronview, Clinton,
and Hensall.*• * *
Lovely Christmas decor
ations on Main street and homes
in Hensall are being very much
admired, some of the resid
ences are a work of art with col
ored lights and Christmas motif
which adds so much to the
festive season.
* * *
Children of members of Hen
sall Legion Auxiliary were
treated to their annual Christ
mas party at the Legion hall.
Hensall Kinsmen played hosts
to the Senior Citizens by treat
ing them to a bus trip Wednes
day 13th to view the lovely
Christmas decoration in Hen*
sail and Exeter, Thirty took the
trip. Following the tour the
••• W citizens enjoyed a program at
■8 Hensall Public School which in-
g eluded selections by the school
S Glee Club of students from
g . grades 7 and 8 under direction'
g of Lawrence Wein music sup-
g eryisor, Reading- Mrs. Dave
g. Kyle, piano selections Mrs.
g Robt Pryde, selections by Don
S McCurdy on the banjo, Bill
g . Clement on guitar, and Frank
g Forrest on violin, Tap dancing
g . number by Linda Beer, Pre*
sident Bob Caldwell chaired the
program, Santa was present.
Lunch was served by the Kin-’
ette Club. Ron Wareing was in
charge of the project, a very
worth while one and thoroughly
enjoyed by the citizens. ’* ♦ *
In the recent Western Ontario
Conservatory of music exams
Elizabeth Flom passed grade 3
piano with honors* She is a pupil
of Mrs. F. L. Forrest.♦ * *
jvir. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
attended the concert presented
by the U.W,O, choir last Sun
day evening in the Alumni Hall,
Miss Ann Mickle is a member of
the choir.♦ * ♦
Santa arrived in a blaze
of glory in the Hensall Fire
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Christmas tree formed the set*
‘ting for last Tuesday’s Fly-up
. ceremony when four Hensall
‘ Brownies received their wings
arid flew up to Guides. They were
Eileen Klungel, Patti Rowcliff e,
Joan Alexander andKarenKyle,
Brown Owl, Mrs. Robert Cook
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A Variety of Assortments
$1.65 to $3.30
ELECTRIC SHAVERS
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Electric Tooth Brushes
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Cigarettes — Cigars —
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Flash Bulbs — Batteries — s£|
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Our store will be OPEN SUNDAY, DEC. 24th
from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The monthly meeting of the
Holmesville UCW was held
Tuesday, December 12, with
Mrs. Carman Tibbutt and Mrs.
Jim Lobb in charge of the pro
gram,
The worship took the form of
a Canadian friendship carol and
candle lighting service. Those
taking part were Mrs. K. Har
ris, Mrs. D. Gliddon, Mrs. O.
Blake, Mrs. G. Ginn, Mrs. E.
Grigg and Mrs. B. Walter.
Dr. A. J. Mowatt showed
slides of Palestine and com
mented on the scenery, build-
irigs and customs there, and the
places associated with the birth
and life of Jesus.
Mrs. Edward Grigg presided
for the business session. The
roll call was answered with a
Christmas thought. It was mov
ed to aim for a $400 Self De
termination offering for 1968.
The UCW officers for 1968
are; president, Mrs. Edward
Grigg; vice-president, Mrs. D.
Gliddon; treasurer, Mrs. Les
Jervis; recording secretary,
Mrs. Muriel Grigg; pianist,
Mrs. Lobb; assistant pianist,
Mrs. W. Norman; program com
mittee, Mrs. L. Bond, Mrs.
Irvine Tebbutt, Mrs. W. Porter,
Mrs. W. Norman.
Social committee, Mrs. C.
Tebbutt, Mrs. B. Walter, Mrs.
Ben Whitely, Mrs. H. Cudmore;
finance, Mrs. G. Ginn, , Mrs.
E’.‘ Yeo .'Mrs.'Grigg, Iftrs.' GTijL
don, Mrs. Jervis; supplyfaripr
welfare, Mrs. W. Bender' hflrs.
S„ Farquhar, Mrs. Muriel Grigg
Mrs. F. Cantelon; community
friendship and visiting secre
tary, Mrs. D. Gliddon; Flowers
and cards, Mrs. O. Blake, Mrs.
H. Williams, Mrs. W. Yeo, Mrs.
D. Norman, nominating com
mittee, Mrs. L. Jervis, Mrs. •
Harold Yeo, Mrs. E. Potter;
buying committee, Mrs. K. Har
ris, Mrs. H. Yeo, Mrs. R.
Miller; representative to
manse, Mrs.R. Miller; auditors
MrS'. E. Potter and Mrs. R. Pot
ter.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. W. Norman Mrs. L,
Bond and Miss Florence Saun
ders.
The Sunday School held its
Christmas program on Satur.
day evening December 16 with
superintendent Jim Lobb as
chairman.
The first number was a wel.
come recitation by Patricia
Harris followed by a carol by
the children.
Glenda and Linda Blake con
tributed a piano' duet and Mar
lene Yeo and Wendy Miller sang
a Christmas carol. Billy Rap-
son favoured with a couple of
accordian selections.
Dr. A. J. Mowatt showed
pictures of the Christmas story
and the character parts were
spoken behind the scene by John
Ginn, Leonard Lobb, Nancy Ginn
and Lucille Bond.
Santa Claus arrived at the
close 'of the program and dis
tributed candy and-gifts in
tributed candy and gifts in his
usual jovial manner.*
The new - homemaking club
project for the New Year will
be “The Club. Girl Entertains”.
Anyone willing to give of her
time to be a leader in this
work is asked to contact Mrs.
Eldon Yeo or Mrs. Frank Yeo.
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Brucefield
Mr.- Wesley Ham spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Ham and with Mrs. M.
Swan.
Mrs'?~irvin Sillery is ap^tiqnt .
in, Seaforthi Comriiuni.ty;JJos-b
- nfilitii bnuodi'Jt'ifce 'iuo
Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson
spent the weekend in Toronto.
Mrs.
friends
H. Berry visited with
in Wingham on Monday.
and Mrs. Mac Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mr.
visited
Neale, London, on Tuesday.
Ed Falconer is spending the
Christmas holidays at his home
here. The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Allen extend
sympathy to them in the loss of
a mother, Mrs. R. Allen, Sr.
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