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News Of Cromarty
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Tb,a �Ibers of the Y P S, s Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Chessell `
ItedAYe t A bowling ,Party at Exe- and Mr. and: Mr. Jelin14ChseSNel Mitehell
M. bear - �Mrs. licher Shute,
Sn day right. London, in; Donor of their daugh-
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Kirkton visited on Tuesday with ter Anita's birthday. 1
Dor p;creat$, 111r. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. i era. McKellar
a.
Gardiner. s and family, Seaforth. visited over.
Mice Ina 'Scatt spent tlhe weep- the weekend with his parents,
*Ad with Miss Dorothy Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay 11IcKellar
the
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st the Uniac -Kemp wedding night,
pipe at St. Brigid'$ • Marks B a rt;b . a•y
CWbielihnre took nnicatt on. Saturday. Mrs. Ti; Houghton accompanied
church, Ke Bahl by Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Eg- Amber Rebekah Lodge No.
14ir. and lis. Lloyd Sons v'lle attended the funeral 34S, Hensall celebrated its egth
lied as their guests on Sunday, mond i Leeming on Wednesday evening
ha of a cousin, 141r, 'Thos, ee g birthday,
at Walton on Friday, when sisters were entertained
� itis, Jas. Ramsey, from Pride of Hui B ,
Air. and
Mr. Frank Stagg attended
ate' reception for Mr, and Mrs. Rebekah Dodge
Mrs, X. Houghton was a guest
TJniac in Mitchell oir Saturday
, on Lode Exe-
Miss Jessie
the
DDP M
s
ter,and,.
Patsy
Misses
A iSS.
Haley,
Wm.H ,
ii
U r ` Mr. y
}s Brussels,
1Bruns."
-Little, and sisters of ,
.. , a1ld Sandra visited an Sunday
Honors Pair with their grandmother, Mrs. T. Lodge. Mrs• S. G. Rennie Noble
McIntosh in Toronto. Grand presided,
M. and Mrs, Arthur Abbott Mr. David Gardiner observed Greetings were extended to
with the Lodge by .DDI' Jessie Little,.
Sad RowenaAbbottat
tt rmst ong's ma 78thbirthday
ofhih his faintly and Miss Ruth Skinner, Noble
Saturday evening r, i Armstrong's s Grand, of Exeter Lodge. ..
Restaurant, Exeter, in honor of visiting him. Bingo games were enloYed,'
their parents, Mr. and Mrs... Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Harburn followed by a dutch auctionpd,
Clifford Abbott's.silver wedding were married in Mitchell on Se- which Mrs. Diary Haigb, nits,
turday. They Have gone to Fib -. Garnet Hicks and Mrs. Marga-
anniversary.rs,
Later relatives gathered at do for their lioneynloon• ret Fletcher, of Exeter were the
the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Artb- DIr, Sam McCurdy is a pa- prize winners A presentation
ur Abbott to honor the bride and tient in Stratford hospital, having was made to Mrs. Alvin Pym,
groom of 25 years, The bride undergone an operation last III (formerly Mrs.Lillian Hyde)
b
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was formerly Lela Iiodgms, week,
daughter of - Mr. and Mrs. Henry.
Hodgins, Lucan, and the groom Marian Ritchie Auxiliary
is the son of Mrs. Alonzo Abbott, The Marian Ritchie Auxiliary
London, and the late Alonzo Ab- combined a quilting with their
bott. regular meeting at the home of
The couple were married at Mrs. Gordon Scott with a ;good
the rectoty, Kilrl;ton, February attendance of members present.
27, ],930 by the Rev. R. M. P• Mrs. Wesley Russell presided
Bulteel. They were
oall attende(Eid
n) and conducted the business pe -
Mrs, Harry
Centralia, sister of the bride,' Mrs. Calder McKaig read a
and Clayton Abbott of Paris, chapter from the Study Book e.‘• i r1 Virginia
brother of the groom. and the topic was given by Mrs. •
Attending the dinner were Mr. Lloyd Miller, The secretary's Court Hawley. brother-in-law
n and •Mrs, Henry Hodgins, Lucan, report was read by Mrs. Gerald of Mrs. C. L. Jinks, died
rents of the bride, and Mrs. Carey, sudden-
ly in his 66th year in Windsor,
Virginia. Mr. Hawley had been
attending a ball game when he
was stricken with a stroke and
rushed to the hospital where he
died four hours later. He was a
travelling salesman and retired
last fall.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Lillie Blatchford, daugh-
ter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Ri-
chard Blatchford of Hensall; two
sons, Court Jr. • of Anamosa,
Iowa; Richard, of Windsor, Vir-
ginia; one daughter, Margaret,
Mrs. Parker Wheat of Manches-
ter, New Hampshire.
who was recently married, by
Mrs. Archie MacGregor.
At a beautifully arranged table
centered with the birthday cake,
Miss M. Ellis and Mrs. Leona
Parke, poured tea. The birthday
cake was cut by the DDP, Miss`
Jessie Little. A social hour was
enjoyed,
Court Hawley, 65
Hensall
And District News
-CORRESPQMDENTS
Mrs.. Maude Hedden, Phone. a
Mrs. Archils McGregor, Phone 682 r+31.
,Locale.
Mr. and. Mrs. Art O'Hara and
Peter of Belleville returned
home Friday after spending two
weeks. with Mr. and. Mrs. Bob.
McKenzie.
Rev. C. D. Daniel will .rea'ch.
anniversaryservices Sunday .at
•Mark Stret United Clint* Pe-
terborough,
Rev. C.w.
orou R W. 1'�0
teb h e
.of Exeter will occupy the pal.
pit at the United- .Church here
next Sunday morning.
Alonzo Abbott, London, mother
of the groom; air. and Mrs
Hugh McIntyre, Glencoe Mr. News Budget From.
and Mrs. Bruce Ab
and Mrs. Murray Abbott, Luca •
n;
Paris- Mr.
BIMr. and Mrs. Clayton Abbott,
anshard
bolt London- Air. and Mrs. John By MRS, GLADWYN HOOPER
Moon London; Mr. and Mrs.
Th d 1 •Dir and
Ken Brock,
ern a e,
Mrs. H. A. Mullins, London; Mr,- , and Mrs. Morgan• and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, boys
of oonGue ph h spent LtSaturdaydy
Centralia;
AIso Mrs, Myrtle Isaac, Lon- Thacker and girls,
don, Mrs. Bernice Davis, Lu- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones and
can and. Mrs. Emma Turner, family were Saturday evening
i Lucan, who served the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bil-
25 years ago. yea of Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott have two Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stephens
Children, . Arthur .of R.R, 1. Con- of Anderson spent Sunday after-
tralia and Rowena at home and noon with Mrs. Jas. Massey...
one granddaughter Muriel. Mrs. Invade. Hopkins of Mit-
During the evening they were ehell spent the weekend with
presented with many beautiful Mr. and ,Mrs. Lloyd Thomson
gifts. Heber` Davis, Gote Wein and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thom-
strum and Maurice McDonald son.
provided music for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones and
Personal Items . family were Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McIntyre Bryanguof of Granton.
n,d Mrs. Pete,
of Glencoe spent the weekend.Miss Anne Thomson is spend
Arthur
at tur .home of Mr. and Mrs. ing a few days with Mrs. Lottie
ndbott.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Abbott, Jones of Glendale.
Paris, spent the weekend at the Mrs. Lottie Jones of Glendale
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford spent Sunday
owith Mr. and Mrs.
Abbott. LloydThose attending Achievement
Mrs, W. J. Davismspent Wed-. Day at Arva on Saturday were
SMO, at Mervyn
home of Mr, and Mr. Leonard Thacker and Orvie;
DZ M, .Tomn Kooy,EMrs.n. Mrs. Jack Thomson, Marion and
Mrs, Tom Maurice
McDonald and Mrs. Heber Davis Shad Ann; Mrs. Lloyd
dhearten
attended a quilting at the home and Norma; . Har Margaret
of Mrs. Lorne Weiberg on Tues-
day.and Dorothy Irvine; Mrs. Geo.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Atkinson Carter and Mrs. Nelson Knox.
were guests with Mr. and Mrs. �.;
N. Wasnidge of Lucan , Thurs. Message From
day, -
Miss Alexia Davis of South Greenway
Huron Hospital, Exeter, is items
on sick leave.
Kippen Comments
liy. MRS. NORMAN 1,0$G
Several members from Kip -
pen attended the -.eighth. anniver.
sary birthday party of Amber
I Rebekah Lodge,. 'Hensall, last
i Wednesday+ evening;, Over '1OO
!members and guests were press
ent,
Mrs. Alice Cook, London, vis-
ited' on Monday with her mother,
Mrs, Jas, McClyinont. call -
Mrs. Ross. ilroadfoot was
ed on ;.Monday limning on CK -
NX Wingham .on "What's Coole-
ing" program,.
Rev. N, McLeod is confined, to
his bed through illness.
Mrs. Robert McBride le visit-
ing her daughter and Son
-in,
M. and Mrs,' Stewart Beat -
Club To Be Host
e.
To Area. Kinsrn ra
Hensall Kinsmen will observe
Founders' Night in commemora-
tion of the anniversary of fibs
-
men at a banquet to be held this
Thursday at the New Commer-
cial hotel :here.
-Guest of honor for the evening
will be the national president,,
Mr. Iry Cantor of Leamington.
In an initiation ceremony lien -
sail Kinsmen will initiate three
new members into their club'
and several iiyto Clinton club,
Landon, Stratford, Exeter,
Clinton and Hensall Clubs will
be present..
t •
tie,. oi: Wingiiam.
Mr, and Mrs, Bklin Kerr of.
Winthropvisited Sunday With
the latte'.s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Elston Dowson, Recent
visitors were Mrs, Webster of
Alnberley and Mrs, McDonald
of .Goderich,
Rev. and Mrs,. R. R. Conner.
formerly .of Kippen and, now of
Walkerton' visited Wednesday'
of last week with .Mrs. Dinsdale
and Miss M. Whiteman,
Mr, and Airs, Ed. Wahl of
Listowel were Sunday guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Rickert
and. Merle.
Several cases .of flu are re-
ported in the district,
Hensall PerAonals.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Me-
Creery, Sharon and Donna, left
on Friday of tide week for Lou,
don where they will ;take up 740
sidence.
Kippen East W.I..are ,holding:
warn Saturday Mareti 2 at 3lp..m,
Euchre and Wince
Kippen East Women$ insti,
tuts sponsored a successful
euehre and dance Friday eve-
ning held in ;the town hall with
-twenty two tables in play for
euchre. Winners were: ladles,
Mrs. Morley .Cooper, Mrs, Win+
stop Workman, Mrs. Wilmer
Broadfoot; gents, Herb Kerch.er;,
John MaeKey, Wilfred Tremeer;
lucky lunch, Mrs. Ross Richard,
son,
Desjardine orchestra furnished
music for the dance,
Rev. :0. W, Down of Exeter was
in charge of the services Sun-
day
u -
.day morning in St. Andrew
United Church in the absence of
Rev,. McLeod. "olid Hillier
Mr, dad Mrs., -Raymond
and son, John, .of London spent
the weekend with the latter'.s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McMurtrie, Mrs, Hillier And
John remaining this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Morton .of f
tvdsrda
eveningSeaforth
hMr.and MrNel-
son
Hood.
Curling• Club
The Hensall Curling Club are
holding an invitation bonspeil
on Wednesday March 6, The ar-
tificial ice has 4 good sheets for
curling. There will be two draws
one at 9 A.M, and one at 11 A.M.
S. G. Rennie and Wing Comman-
der J. Ross of R,C.A.F., Centra-
lia are co-chairmen.
Conduct Services
For William Bell
Funeral services for the late
William Bell, pioneer resident
were held from the Bonthron fu-
neral chapel Friday February
22, Rev Donald MacDonald offi-
ciated. Bearers were Harold'Bell,
London; Jack Faber, William
Mickle, Jim Bell, Archie Row-
cliffe, J. E. McEwan. Burial was
in Hensall Union cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Bell are one sis-
ter, Mra. Donald McLeod, Cal-
gary, Alta.; five nieces, Mrs. C.
Joynt, Mrs, Laird Mickle, Mrs.
Jack Faber, Hensall, Mrs. Ed-
ward Barrett, New .York; Miss
Loretta Bell, London; two ne-
phews, Harold Bell, London; Do-
nald McLeod, SanJose, Califor-
nia.
Mrs. Donald McLeod of Cal-
gary, Alta.; the former Addie
Bell of Hensall,, flew here from
the West to attend the funeral
of her brother, the late William
Bell, and is spending a few
weeks with her niece, Mrs. C.
Joynt.
Mr. Bell died .Wed., Feb. 20
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Had he lived till April he would
have been 92 years of age.
He was born on the Bell home-
stead one-half mile south of Hen-
sall oil Highway 4. His grand-
parents who came from Scot-
land settled on this farm in 1835.
They built first a log cabin and
later the present home,
• Mr. Bell had lived alone for
the 13.ast,20 years since the death
of his sister, Miss Alice Bell.
He farmed actively until three
St. Patrick's Guild
On Thursday afternoon the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeper of
Guild of St. Patrck's church. met Sarnia spent the weekend with
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Davis relatives here.
with 18 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bloomfield
Mrs. Harry Carroll, president, of London visited on Sunday with
was in charge of the devotional Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brophey.
period assisted by Mrs. Her- Miss Jeanette Steeper and
man Atkinson, Mrs. Harvey Lat. Miss Marion Woodburn enter-
ta and Miss Almarie Davis. tained at a miscellaneous shower
Roll call was answered with an at the foriner's home last Tues -
apron for the bazaar. Mrs. Ross day 'evening in honor of Miss
McFall$ favored with a solo. Mary Lou Eagleson, bride -elect
After a business discussion. a of this week.
social hour was enjoyed. The Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Baker
hostesses were Mrs. Harry Car- of Grand Bend visited on Sun -
roll and Mrs. Jim. Barker. Russelldars.
sning Brownithand family r. and �and
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown.
Report Froin Mr, and Mrs. Wes Mellin held
s a sale •last Wednesday and in-
Bri�nsley
tend moving to Parkhill, in the
near future, where they have
bought a home.
Mrs.Rayburn Steep-
Mr.
t ep-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenton
visited with Mrs, Wes Dixon on
Friday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Hotson,
Mr. Jas. Chambers of Ailsa
Craig, spent Saturday evening
with .Mrs. Beatrice Dixon,
Mt. and Mrs. Earl Dixonvis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. WM..
Cook of Granton, recently.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Haskett
end granddaughter, Sandra Grif-
fin of -Denfield, spent Tuesday
evening' with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil'
Ellwood,
The McGillivray` W,I, held
their' meeting in the hall at West
McGillivray oft Wednesday af-
ternon with a good attendance.
A euchre partywas planned frit
Thursday eveningin the hall.
Mrs Ceder Atkinson, Moores-
Wale visited With Mrs, Ida ?rest
in 'Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R67 Hatnilten
Old Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Ellwood
spent _Friday evening with. Mr.
and Mt Wm. Haskett of Deli -
field.
The annual pancake supper is
1fEling; s ensored by _ the Guild of,
Ole Anglican 'Church ort March
Mr. and sirs, till Fentort and
Children spent Sunday with Mr.
Ind Mrs, Natoli. Knapton of
Thorndele.
Euchre Partly
The Guild. of the'rinsley Ang-
Earn Church held a successful
euchre party in N'ei1's school.
e high: ,scorn winners were
INA es, Phyllis 'ltodgittE me"i,
ddie Wetson: ion hands,, Mrs.
$ therlaiad,. Wilfred Dixon; con.
talion prizes went to Mrs, Al.
older and. Joon Carter.
uraniumteb tray
George Dixons
er (nee Wilma McNair) were, years ago. During his hfetime
land and Scotland several times
with shipments of horses.
He was a member of Carmel
•Presbyterian church, Hensall.
Personal Items
married on Saturday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Peter Gillies of
Detroit spent the weekend with.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks.
Mr..and Mrs. Fred Kading of
the Blue: Water Highway visited
last week With ' Mr, and Mrs,
George Gollen,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mellin of
Wheatley visited last week with
relatives here.
he crossed the Atlantic to Eng-
Hensall Personals
Mrs. Edgar Cudmore, Hensall)
and. Mrs, Gordon Cudniore of
Exeter visited last 'week with
the former'$ son -in -Taw and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mae-
Donald in Brampton.
Miss Margaret Kercher of
London spent the week -end with
her par=ents, Mr. and Mrs. Verb
1{ercher and Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan
and Barbara of Toronto spent
the weekend with Mrs. Duncan's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
McNaughton,
Dr. harry Joynt and MOs.
Joynt of Toronto were reedit
visitors With t h o former'$
mother, Ctrs Aline Joynt..
W.M.S. 'Completes Guilt
Mrs. H. 3. Russell of Seaforth
addressed members of the Wo
"lens Missiottary.Society of Car
mei Church at their meeting held
last Thursday, choosin for her
theme "Stewardship." Topic and
devotional were taken by Mrs,
Malcolm Dougall.
The group completed the limit
this' Week to ba included itt the
bale to be packed in the near fu.
Lure for missions, President
Mrs. S. Dougall +haired the
meeting.
Mr. and MrS. John Lowry and.:
family of Toronto have moved,
into the residence on Mr. Hugh
McEWen's farm. Mr. Lowry is
employed .at Thompson's Mill.
Mr. Donald Shepherd is visit-
ing with his patents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Shepherd.
Mist Margaret Mousseau, who
underwent an operation in Clin-
ton Hospital last week is impro-.
vin g.
Miss Bernice i± "erg, returned
to her home following an aljpen-
dix operation in Clinton Hospi-
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Harburn'
spent the Weekend in Detroit
Mrs (Marrow and son re-
turned to their home in Belle-
ville the
spending. two weeks
with the fernier's- mother, Mrs,
Violet Schwalm and Ray.
Mrs. Stewart 1Vfc4licen, who
underwent an operation in Scott
Memorial Hospital Seaforth last
week 15improving.
The World Day Of Prayer
will be observed in the United
Church Friday March 8 at 3
cattCarmel
hu of et will Unite Awith
theist,
Miss terrace Pnrg has re•
turned home front Clinton hes.
pita" where she underwent stir.
Eery for an . apttettdix operatiotl.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L, McCloy
acid family of Toronto, spent the
week end, with Mt. and Mrs.
George s
Mr. td Webster of Pint a
is holidaying
Arid Mrs. Percy Webstotntsl Mr.
Nothing starts a day better than a cheerful, tempting
breakfast ... and you'll find all the ingredients
necessary at AL'S SUPER SAVE MARKET and at
prices that represent real CASH SAVINGS. So, start
tomorrow off right by shopping today^at your SUPER,
SAVE SUPERMARKET. 1/ou,,'li like the foods, the
prices and the service.
Pancake Or
Buckwheat Flour
REGULAR SIZE 2 FOR 39c
OId Corny Maple Syrup:16 oz. 55c
'McDonalds Table Syrup 12 oz. 25c
Crown Brand Corn Syrup 2 L6. 31c
SAVE S AT SUPER.SA.VEI ,KELLOGG'S
Cornflakes
SAVE $ AT SUPER. SAVE!' INSTANT
JUMBO
Quaker Oafs
SAVES AT SUPER SAVE!IBBY'S FLAVORFUL.
SIZE
2F59C
'4C1 OZ. PACKAGE
Pineapple Juice
SAVE $ AT SUPER SAVEI LIBBY'S FAMOUS
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Beans 2
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Poly Pails V2 -Lb,
P'nut Butter 59c
Ocean Perch
Fillets
Monarch Pastry
Flow'
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7 Lb.
57c
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WTH DREEING LE• 49c
Pork Shouiders
CH/ T.,B CI N E. l B, 55c
Sirloin. Steak
,
Macaroni Loaf WITH cHEESC LS, 39c
Le. Bacon 8IDE L. 6 9 cWeiner$ 35c.
Head Cheese • , Q LB. 29c
k Sausage...4 c.arePc!_ .. .
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'HENSALL
Open Friday Evening
For Your Shopping Convenience.
37c
48 OZ. TINS
29<
15 OZ. TINS
FOR
29c
Delicious
"Wake
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Grapefruit
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10FCIR49c
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26 oz. PKGS.
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