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Mrs. Maude HRdden, Phone 5
Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 682-r-31
Celebrate Decade,
Area Official
On FrThjday September 20 Mr. ` Installs K i n
In
SCountry
and Tirs. Sint Roobol will cele -1 Les Parker, Exeter, deputy
brate ten years of residence in governor for Zone D, installed
Canada, a country which they ; the officers of the Kinsmen and
think is wonderful. Mr. and Mrs. ' I{innettes at a joint dinner meet-,
Roobol arrived in Canada 10 ing at Lee's restaurant Thurs-
years ago in Quebec where they day evening,
resided for 8 months, then to The 1957.58 slate installed
the Hensall area and from there were, president, Jack Drysdale;
to Hensall. vice president, Harold ;Knight;.
Mrs. Roobol is active in church registrar, Robert Reaburn; sec-
organizations, choir, and Womens retary, Frank Pearce; treasu-
Institute. Mr. Roobol is elft rer, George Sawyer; bulletin
ployed at, the RCAF Station Cen- editor, Conrad McRoberts, durec-.
tialia. They have a daughter, tors, Bob Baker jr, Jim Clark
Maja, nurse -in -training at Victo- and Frank Ellwood.
ria Hospital, London. Kinettes president is Mrs. John
Heal; vice president, Mrs. Frank
Ellwood; secretary, Mrs. Jack
Drysdale; treasurer, Mrs, Geo.
Sawyer; registrar Mrs. William
Mickle; bulletin editor, • Mrs.
Conrad McRoberts.
Seaort h Woman
Addresses WMS
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety of the United Church met For the meeting presided over
7:hursday evening in the church by president Jack Drysdale ti f-
schoolroom for their autumn ferent service projects were dis-
rally which took the form of a cussed, Treasurer George Saw -
dinner meeting, with forty mem- yer presented the report of the
bers and guests attending. Mrs. Ontario Bean Festival and ds-
N.E. Cook and her group were closed that the project was a
in charge of the devotional, pro- financial success. The Kinettes
ram and lunch. Mrs. W. B. Cross presented a service project: two
presided for the meeting, Sac-
red 'passages were read by Mrs.
Norman Jones and prayer offer-
ed by Mrs, Alekonder..
Guest speaker, Mrs. W. L`
Whyte of Seaforth, addressed the
group choosing for her theme Moffatt, from Freston Kinsmen
"How to live withourselves."
She Club, The affair concluded with
.said "We should aim to esta-
blish peace of mind in our lives a dance.
in every day living by being
close to God, to live unhurried Trip To Coast
lives, one day at a time bring-
ing happiness to ourselves and Instl
all we ca a in •
25.00 scholarships to the girl
and boy with the highest stand-
ing average in grade 8 in Hen-
sall school this year.
Frank Ellwood won the draw,
Out of town guests included Mrs.
Les Parker, Exeter, and Dave
speaker was introduced by Mrs. Ty .
Cross and thanked by ifrs. E. Mrs. A, W, r trips gahe a eel-
. Rowe, � vel talk on her trip to the Paci-
fie coast through Canada and the
Delegates -to the Sectional' United States this summer a.t b
Meeting to be held in the United the first 'fall meeting of Hensel'
Church, Hensall. Tuesday, Oc- Women's Institute held on Wed-
tober 8 are Mrs. Win. Henry and
Mrs. H. McMurtrie, President
Mrs, G. Armstrong presided for
the business period. Mr, Jarvis
FIor"ton rendered a violin solo,
accompanied at the piano by his , per. Mrs. Garnet Whitttaker and
sister, Mrs, • Grace Harpole, Joyce ".contributed two vocal
duets to the. program which was
Leukaemia Victim convened by Mrs. W. Carlisle
in contact with. The tote plc
School Section
Fetes. Children
?unlit and teachers of S,S. 3
Hay Township held a farewell
party for Laird, Patsy and Les-
lie, Ducharme on Friday after-
noon at 3.30 p.m. The children.
were called to the platform and
presented with a desk lamp by
Ronald Schroeder,
Robert Erb read the address
on behalf of his fellow school
mates. Laird Ducharme replied
with words of appreciation,
Light refreshments were served
by the Misses Marlene Dignan,
Anne Hummel and teacher, Mrs.
Victoria Soldan.
The Urban Ducharme family
are moving to the farm they re-
cently purchased near Brussels,
Chiselhurst WMS
Packs Large Bale
The fall meeting of the Wo -
mens Missionary Society of Chi-
selhurst United Church was held
in the church schoolroom Mon-
day evening presided over by
the president,' Mrs. Earl Kins-
men. A brief silence was ob-
served and prayer by Rev, C. D;.
Daniel in memory of the late
Mrs. Earl Treffry who passed
away since the last meeting.
The worship "Joy of Christian
Friendship" was taken by Mrs.
Percy Harris. Mrs. Roy Mc-
Donald was appointed missionary
monthly secretary to replace the
late Mrs. Treffry. Mrs. Harold
Parker reported that the bale
for overseas relief weighing 10,,5
lbs. had been forwarded to head-
quarters in July. Mrs. T. Brint-
nell and Mrs. H. Parker pre-
sented the study on Japan.
Mrs, J. Brintnell took the chair
for a brief' meeting of the Wo -
mens Association. Mrs. Camp-
bell Eyre and Mrs: H. Parker
were appointed a committee to
decorate the church for anni-
versary services September 29,
Mrs. A. Ross was pianist for
the meeting.
nesday evening in the Legion
Hall.
President Mrs, Carl Payne
presided for the meeting which
was preceded by a pot -luck sup -
Year -Old Baby
Funeral services for John Wit.
and Mrs. W. Richardson.
Mrs. S, Roobol, convener of
the travel committee, reported
that the bus trip to London is
Ilam -Vanderworp, year and a to be taken on Monday,. Septem-
half old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. ber 23 when the group will tour
Vanderworp of the Hensall Dis- the post office, Free Press, Mc-
tict, who died on Thursday with Cormicks, Kelloggs, Tweedsmuir
leukaemia following a six weeks 1 Hall and CFPL-TV. They will be
illness was held from the Bon- I met at the post office by Mrs.
thron funeral chapel on Satur- I E Geiger of London, formerly
day, September 14 at 2:00 of Hensall, who will
p.m, go on the
conducted by Rev. Van -Farrow. tour with them.
Surviving are his parents who A gift of $25 was donated as a
name to Canada from Holland gift to the new public school.
In April 1951, two brothers and A short course on salads will be
four sisters. Mr. Vanderworp and. held in the Legion Hall, Decem-
his son are employed with Bill ber 2 under the extension de -
his
i
Illickle n the poultry business, partment of the Horne Economics
Porle Itemshebranch.' It will be open to the
ladies of Hensall and district.
Mr. Sam Rennie and daughter, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm gave
Mary Ann, rendered a duet at highlights of Achievement day
the United Church service Sun. held at Zurich' recently and the
day morning formation of a• 4-H Homemak-
ing club was discussed but final
decision was Ieft to the October
meeting.
Mrs. W. B. Cross, Mrs. T. J.
Sherritt, Mrs, C. Cook and Mrs.
R M. Peck were named a com-
mittee to look after on apron
and bake sale to be held in No-
vember. Kippen East W.I,, will
be guests at the -October meet-
ing. Hostesses were Mrs. E.
Norminton and Mrs. V. Horton,
Personal Items
Mrs. A. Mcllveen, Oshawa,
Mrs. Norman Peppier; Hanover,
are guests with Mrs. James Bon-
thron.
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Holds Wedding
On Anniversary
Ann Lewarton Collyer, .• only
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald
Robert Collyer, London, former-
ly of Hensall, chose her parents'
wedding anniversary, September
14, for her marriage to John
Arthur Hitchins, Kingston, son
of Wing Cmdr. and Mrs. Fred
Harvey Hitchins, Ottawa. The
ceremony took place at the
Church of St. John the Evan-
gelist.
The Ven. C. W. Foreman, D,D.,.
Archdeacon of Middlesex and
rector of the church, and the Rt.
Rev. G. N. Luxton, D.D.; Bishop
of Huron, officiated at the mar-
riage ceremony, which was
followed by the service of Holy
Communion.'
The bride wore a long sleeved
traditional gown of white de-
lustered satin over pink taffeta,
styled with a princess front
panel and soft pleats arching
hack to a princess panel which
extended in a chapel train. Heir-
loom Duchess lace from the
wedding gown of the bride's
grandmother and mother formed
a deep V neckline on the front
and back of the gown and was
used again on the skirt. A cap
of Duchess lace held her three-
quarter length veil of blush veil-
ing, and she carried a cascade'
of white orchids and stephanotis.
The bride was attended by
Miss Marion Henderson, London,
as maid of honor, and as brides-
maids by' Mrs. Robert Collyer,
Toronto, and Mrs. James Coll -
yet., Vancouver; Miss Heather
Inman, London; Miss Constance
Kinnear and Miss Catherine
TOry, Toronto, and the groom's
sisters, Miss Margaret Hitchins
and Miss Mary Hitchins, junior
bridesmaids, of Ottawa. Miss
Tory was also soloist, The atten-
dants were gowned alike in
Waltz -length dresses of coral
crystal charm. Theycarried
hand bouquets of coral carna-
tions, Sweetheart roses and deep
blue delphinium.
Thomas Foulkes, Ottawa, at-
tended the groom as beat man.
Ushers were the bride's brothers,
Dr, Robert Collyer, Dr. James
Collyer and Gerald Collyer, and
Graham Hitchins,David Au-
chanad, Toronto, and F10
George Skinner, :Ottawa.
For travelling to Cape Cod
the, bride wore a suit and hat of.
grey -blue cashmere with corsage.
of red roses The couple will
live in Kingston. Bride and
groom are both graduates of the
University of Western Ontario,
Baby and
The Baby Band and Mission.
Band of Chiselhurst Church en,
tertained the %Miens Missionary
Society of the church. at 'a gra-
duation ceremony when Alyce
Ferguson, Robert Kinsmen, bon•
old Colel Allan Sararas and
Brian Chapple, graduated front
the baby band into the inissi.on.
band. Mrs. John Glenn prCsented
certificates, Patricia „.3f ar r is
played at plana solo, Ml's. Ro-
bert. Kinsmen Was pianist for
the it toting,
Personal Tema
Ma Harty Faber has return.
ad Home from. St, ;'loseph's Hos-
pita, London, having boom ad-
mitted following a heart seizure
at Western Fair last Wednesday
night,
Mi" and Mil, A. W, Korslake
and 30a0f, of Lbnd0n, .'Mita en
frig ds here en Saturday,
Meaar, tut 'to, Page'
R,ln#a•W nnttre
'Winners #t tele 11egian bingo
Saturday -last were Charles
ker. Seaforth 4)4 Wilfred Dojpe,
Exeter; '•Piny Bedard; Mrs. N,
Baird (24Leroy Felkar, •Sea.
forth, Mrs. Bruce Walker; Paul
Boa, Mrs W.. Doupe; Mrs. Bo.1),.
Raker Sr. (2)1. Mrs, Btiet; Mrs.
'yin. Clement (2); Mrs. C Wil-
kinson (2); Mr$. A. Foster Sr,;
Mrs. Norman Lang, -Kippen. t'he
door prize was• won `by Leroy
.Felker of Seaforth, Jackpot this.
coming .Saturday will be worth
51.10.08 in S? •calls,
Personal, Items
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson
and Arlene, Stratford, were week-
end visitors with Mrs. Violet
Schwalm and Ray.
Mrs, Pauline Scrabuik who has.'
spoilt the past four months in.
Regina, Sask, has returned to'
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Sehwalm and faintly.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harseh
of San Mateo,' California, were
guests last week of Dr. and Mrs..
James W. Bell, Mr. horse'', is
a nephew of Mrs. Bell, and it
was .a surprisse visit,
TOPS f)1GA'if—Leslie Biles, 14,
ear•old son of Bert Riley, R.R.
1 Craanarty, again was one of
the ' to exhibitors at Hensall
School .Fair., He's •won the prize
for the, most points at -the fair
for tht past five years.
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Mrs. Donald Mae»onald was
hostess: at the manse on 'Aura.
day for the September meeting
of
Missionary
oscetyo Woman's
a nel Churc, 14r.
Len Purdy presided: for the meet-
ing.
Ilona were made for the
Thank -offering meeting to be
held Thursday, October 10 to be
an evening meeting with a
speaker to he secured later.
Mrs. MacDonald gave a paper
on Mrs. Dickens work in Forum -
se, prepared by Mrs, A. Hog-
garth, The devotional period was
taken by Mrs, John Love -land
Mrs. Robert Madge.
Personal Items -•
Miss Amy Laramie was inter-
viewed on the M"adv program.
at. •CI�NX-TV Winghant, Monday.
afternoon by Miss Margaret
Brophey, •
Mr. and Mrs, Shaw and= fain.
i1y, St. Thanias, were' weekend
guests with Mr., and Mrs, John
Higgins.
Mrs, Mac Greer, London, visit-
ed with her mother, Mrs, J. 'W,
Benthron, over the weekend.
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