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Hensall
And District News
CQRRESPQNDENTS
Mrs. Maude !-,edden, Phone 5
Mrs,. Archie McQregor, Phone 482..r-:31
Lloyd Mousseau
Arena Manager
Lloyd Alousseau was appointed
Caretaker and manager of Hen-
. salt Community Memorial Arena
At a meeting of the Pant Board
on Wednesday of last week. A
representation was present from
the local curling club.
Mrs. E. R. Davis, president
of kiensall Legion Ladies' Auxil-
iary, and .Airs. L. Baynham,
secretary,presented, the board
with portraits of Queen Eliza -
be t ate itnce Philip from the
Auxiliary for the new auditor-
ium in the arena.
President J a nr e s Sangster
chaired the meeting
Addresses Fall Deanery
Mrs. John Mirehouse, of Lon-
don, educational secretary for
Huron Diocese, addressed the
'Fall Deanery of .Huron held at
SL Paul's Anglican Church,
Hensall, Wednesday afternoon,
October 16. Mrs. Mirehouse gave
interesting highlights of the
four-day Dominion W.A. at. Cal-
gary,
Mrs. Hunt, of Goderich, presi-
dent, was in the chair.
Carmel Auxiliary
Entertains Guests
Mrs. Percy Campbell presid-
ed for the October meeting of
the Ladies' Aid of Carmel
Church held Tuesday evening of
last week in the church school-
room. Mrs. R. Madge conducted
the devotional period fo: Mrs.
John Soldan's group in the .ab-
sence of Mrs. Soldan. She was
assisted by Mrs. H. Bell and
Mrs. E. Campbell.
The topic was taken!. by Mrs,
John Love. Mrs. L. Baynham
was appointed treasurer for the
remainder of this year. Mrs. P• ..
Campbell submitted the trea-
surer's report.
Plans- were outlined for a a
bazaar to be held later, and hot
turkey supper scheduled for Fri- b
day, November 8. Mrs. C. Reid, s
assistant secretary, acted in p
that capacity in the absence of p
the secretary, Mrs. John Sol- f
dan. .1 t
Amber Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Mrs. William
Caldwell presided for the regu- •
lar meeting- of Amber Rebekah a
Lodge Wednesday e v e n i n g. • C
Plans were finalized for a bake ' t
sale to be held in the lodge
club rooms . Saturday, October t
26. s
The group will assist the
1.0.0.?. with the'children's Hal- g
lowe'en party, and dance the p
following evening of Novembler
1. A social hour of cards was 10
enjoyed and the winners were
' Mrs. Inez McEwan and Mrs.
Eva Carlisle.
Personal Items
;Woman Fall
'At Opening
While attending the opening of
Hensall's new public stitrool Fri-
day night Miss Clarissa Mitchell
fell and tripped over a six inch
cement step at the east en-
trance of the school.
She• was found by Jim Clark,
hydro superintendent, who said
it was lucky he came out when
he did owing to the fact that the
attendance • was so great th
space was limited otherwise she
would have lain there an hour or
iso longer,
1 He and Fire Chief Byran Kyle
;took her to the South Huron hos-
; Exeter, where x-rays re -
1 waled a fractured left arm and
facial abraisons. Hospital offi-
cials state that her condition is
good, Dr. J. C. Goddard at-
tended.
Miss Mitchell will be 78 in
Novemi
Chiselhurst W.A. & W.M.S.
David A. Reid
Native Of Area.
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i�avrd A. l�.erd urea on Sunday,
October 13 in Los Angeles, Cali-
fornia, where he bad been con-
nected with Union Hardware and.
Metal Wholesales for the past
thirty-two years. Ills intentions
were to leave for Canada on Oc-
tober 2 but was too ill to make
the journey.
Ile was ;i son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. •Hector Reid and was
at born in Stanley.
The W.M.S. and W.A, of
Chiselhurst United Church met
on Tuesday afternoon, President
Mrs. J. Brintnell took the chair
for the meeting of the W.A.
when plans were discussed for
bazaar and bake al
held Saturday, November 30 in
Hensall United Church. The Woman's Missionary So-
theb sale to b
He is survived by one brother,
John D. Reid, and one sister,
Miss Minnie, both of London.
One nephew, D. Ray Reid of
Owen Sound, and one niece, Mrs.
David Hall of Toronto. Funeral
services were held from .the
Bonthron funeral chapel, Hen-
sel', Oct. 17 conducted by Rev,
Donald MacDonald minister of
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, Burial was in Baird's
cemetery.
Bearers were Waltep AleBeath,
Alex McBeath, John C. Coch-
rane, Stanley Love, Tom Baird
and Lloyd McKenzie.
Japan Missionary
e Speaks To WMS
For the W.M.S. meeting, Mrs
Earl Kinsman, president, chair
ed the meeting, Mrs. Edwi
Taylor conducted the worship
service. Mrs. T. Brintnell gav
highlights of the south section
convention of Huron Presbyter
ial W.M.S. held at Hensall: Mrs
Russell Brock presented the
study book on Japanassisted
by Mrs. R. Taylor, Jr,'
School Closed
Hensall Public School has
been closed from Monday until
rsday of this week owing to
he fact that 104 pupils out of 184
re ill with the fl.
School Principal Robert Rea -
urn stated today that the
chool will reopen on Thursday
roviding too many more of the
upils are not stricken with the
lu. If such is the case the school
tyi11 remain closed the rest of
his week.
ciety of Carmel Presbyterian
of -
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on
sts
old
' Church observed their thank-
' fering meeting in the chur
schoolroom Thursday afterno
and entertained as their gue
e the Home Helpers and Arn
Circle of the Church.
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Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs,•,Lorne Chapman
ccompanied Mr, and Mrs.
harles Westaway of Hamilton
o Bloomington, Indianna, this
week where they visited with
he former's brother-in-law and
ister, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Price.
Mr. Don Bell and Miss Mar-
aret Bell of Toronto spent the
ast week with their' father,
Tr. Wm. Bell owing to the ser -
us illness of their mother,
Irs. Wm. R. Bell, in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London.
Mr. Louis Bates of Tillson-
burg called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hyde Thursday of
last week.
LAC George Lefebvre and Roy
Kerr left on Friday to spent a
few days in Ottawa and Monet-
ville.
Miss Marie Miller of Windsor,
spent Thanksgiving with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C,
L. Jinks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shupe
and infant daughter, Sarann, of
Milwaukee, Wis., are spending
-'two weeks with the latter's
.parents, Mr. and Mrs, Manley
,Jinks.
Mrs. Pearl Case of London
ewas a recent visitor with. Mrs.
;Elsie Case.
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•W,M,$. Plans birthday .Party
The ladies of the W..M S, met
at the church on Tuesday with
Mrs. Wilmer Jones as hostess
and Mr's, Bert Faber, co -hostess,
The president, Mrs. Emrner-
Son Anderson, opened the meet-
ing. The devotional was taken.
by Mrs. Emmerson Kyle. Mrs,
Allen Johnson. and Mrs. Alex
11icA'lurtrie gave their reports
from the South Huron sectional
meeting held at Hensall. Mrs.'
Bert Faber and Mrs. Allan.
Johnson will be the visitors for
shut-ins during November.
Plans were made for the :an-
nual birthday Party in Novem-
ber when the guest speaker will
be Mrs. J. E. Whiting, wife of
Dr. J. E. Whiting, home on six
months leave from the hospital.
at Hazelton h Northern British
Columbia. Dr. Whiting is ap-
pointed by the Home Mission
Board ofthe United Church.
Mrs. Alex McMurtrie ,gave a.
short talk on Christian citizen-
ship.
A1rs. Robin 1lfeAltister intro.-
duaed the new study hook on
Japan.
The date for the annual bazaar
was set for Saturday, November
1.6, .
Anniversary Services
Anniversary services on :Sun -
.day at St. Andrew's United
Church were conducted by Rev.
Dr, Semple of Egrnorrdv. idle with
a well attended eougregation
morning and evening. Mr. Gra-
ham elf Clinton Radar School
was guest soloist and was ac-
companied at . the organ console
by Mrs. Gralrani.
Personal Items
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kyle Sunday
included. ' Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Baker, Jr., Mr, and Airs. Tom
Kyle and daughter, Karen, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell,
all of Hensall, The occasion .was
Mrs. Caldwell's • birthday..
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cud -
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snore of Kitchener. spent the ,,,,,, U7AABnieu111)ALr1.lelAtoirIA(r14r1mothrAtAI(IA,mitt.EIrA111A1}uI�A�IIIl1,}IfAld�Awitem'onnelinIALl.WIIIgmo
weekend with J. Samuel Cud,
more.
,Several eases of influenza aro
•reported in the district.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Jud. Ireland
visited Friday and Saturday
with the. latter's brother and
sister-in-law, Ur. and Airs. Wil-
lner Jones,
On Saturday morning two
fawns were seen heading for
Mr. Clarence Srnillle's bush.
Hensall Personals
Mr. and Mrs. K: K. Christian
have returned after a three week
vacation spent. with relatives in
New Brunswick and Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Kudr'iakow
of Clinton have purchased. the
property of Mr, and Mrs. Chris-
topher Elson. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Venner have purchased
the property of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Quinlan. Both properties
were sold through Rae Paterson
of the Guaranty Trust Co. of
Canada.
Mrs. Guy Bedard and son
Ricky, :3, are ill in Scott Memo-
rial Hospital, Seaforth with the
flu. Mrs. Bedard was the former'
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United Church Notes
Sunday last was observed •as
Laymen's Sunday at the United
Church. Guest speaker was Mr.
Earl Burr, of Dashwood. Rev..
C. D. Daniel conducted anniver-
sary services at Palmerston,. a
former charge,
Emma Palethorpe of Korea.
and guest speaker will be Miss
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October 30. A special showing of
supper will. be held Wednesday,
the picture "Looking through
We LookingGlass" was showneerry ,am
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Wednesday evening for mhi-
hers of the congregation who
had not seen it. The work book
for the Church's future was gone SUPER SAVE FEATURE! Sunbiest Brand
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Community Sale
Many fine pieces of furniture,
dishes, etc., were donated to the
auction sale held last Saturday
in the local community arena,
with proceeds to go to the
1.0.0.F. C.P. and T. fund. The
auctioneer, Ed. Corbett, and
clerks, P. L. McNaughton and
Bert Horton, were pleased with
the fine response of the people
of Hensall and community,,
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Auxiliary of Carmel Church held
their thankoffering meeting on
Monday evening when the mem-
bers of the Evening' Auxiliary
of the United Church and the
W.AM.S. of Carmel Presbyterian
Church were entertained.
The president, Mrs, A. Orr,
presided, and welcomed the
guests. Miss Carol Brown fav-
i ored with piano solos and Mrs.
Russell Broderick contributed
vocalsolos accompanied by Mrs.
William Brown at, the piano.
Mrs. Donald MacDonald presided
over the devotionaL
Mrs. Beverley Beaton intro-
duced the guest speaker,. Mrs.
0. Winter of Zurich, who de -
'livered an interesting address.
A social hour was enjoyed at the
t close.
Personal Items
Mires, J. Mousseau, of Grand
Bend, visited last week with he
son-in-law and daughter, Mr, •Mid
Mrs.Richard Taylor, Jr.
Mrs. Tetreau, of Zurich, was, a
weekend visitor with Mr, and
Mts. .Matt. England,
The annual birthday party of
the Hensall Legion Ladies Aux-
Hilary
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iliiary'scheduled for Wed., Oc-
tober 23 for which five zone
auxiliaries were to have been
cancelled owing to the flu epi-
cicada,
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demia,
Mr, and • Mrs. T'ark of, Wood-
stock wore visitors with Mr. and
Mrs,' Hyde last week.
Halloween dance will be held.
in the town hall Friday, Noveni-
`bet' I, with Desjardine Orches-
tra providing the nius'ie, X.0.0,1~'.
and Atnber Rebekah lodges are
sponsors. ii'rce children's party'
will be held in" town hall, Thurs-
day, Octohet' 31.
Mr, and Mrs. •Georgie mess
spent, Thanksgiving with their
daughter and sbn•in•law,. Mr.
and Mrs. J. L, McCloy and fatty-
= ily, Toronto.
rift harry Smith has put -
11 chased the farm owned by bred
Tilley on No. 4 highway south of
fthe village. Mr. E. Shaddiek
has purchased the Smith resin'
1 The Palls at Niagara are 176
- 1 feet in height. At British Cblurn•
hia's Daly fall
tlie. water
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