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Hensall
And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 5
Mrs, Archie. McGrcgor, Phone 6822r.31
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Ladies Install
New Kinsmen Members \A/
Deputy governor Les Parker,' ♦ 7 l Plans
finitiate
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oExeter, .officially initiated
d "'!1 H Club
New Officers four crew member's into. member
ship in the Kinsmen Club at
The 1958 officers of the Eve- their dinner meeting. New neem- 1%orking with Wool" was
ning Auxiliary of the United hers were Tony Charrette, Earl highlighted at the January meet
Church were installed into office S-
o anGeorge Beer and Jack ing of Hensall Women's lnsa-
by Rev, C. D. Daniel at their tute, when Miss Shirley Palter -
January meeting Monday eve-
niPeitz' son, Home Economist for Huron
g. Bill Mickle, past president, . County, was guest speaker. She
Mrs. Milton Lavery conducted • presided, and Conrad McRoberts had an interesting display of
the devotional, assisted by Mrs. won the raffle prize. skirts, jumpers,and ensembles,
made by some of the girls who
Robert Cook and Miss Maryhad been dilligently working on
Goodwin. membership pin by Mrs, Wu -the p • roject.
Annual reports of various corn- ; tiara Mickle, Miss Patterson said "We hope
mittees were presented. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. {he girls will learn homemakingJack Drysdale, past president ; Glen Christie were hostesses for skills which they will make use
for 1957, was presented a life the meeting. of later, There is a feeling of
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something, and the joy of hav
ing it after it is finished. All who
do their best are equal is an old
Danish Proverb. Learn to do
something well and get some
special training a little culture
and refining. There is a great
tendency today for young pco•
ple to go along with the crowd.
Keep giving a little encourag-
ment to the girls and leaders.
Have the girls exhibit their work
at meeting."
Miss Patterson' urged Women;
institute members to attend
Achievement Day for South Hu-
ron which will be held in Exc-
ter Legion Hall Saturday, Febru-
ary 1. Mrs. Edward Norminton,
presided in the absence of the
president, Mrs, Carl Payne, and
had charge of the business. Mrs,
j Gordon Schwalm and 'Mrs, Len
Purdy are to have charge of ,
getting a 4-H Homemaking Club
organized.
` Mrs. George Armstrong spoke
:on the Tweedsmuir History book
and the work entailed in pre-
paring it for the competition.
At the February meeting the
amen are to be entertained, pro-
gram conveners are Mrs. Wil-
lliani Brown, Mrs. R. A. Orr,
Hostesses Mrs, Edward Nor-
minton and Mrs. R. J. Cameron,
The meeting was turned over
to the program convener, Mrs.
i Wesley Richardson, who con-
' ducted a lively sing -'song with
I Miss Greta Laramie at the pia-
no. .A piano duet was rendered
by Airs. J. C. Goddard and
daughter, Beth. A ladies guar.!
I tette composed of Mrs.T C.
• Coates, Mrs. George }cess, Mrs.
William Fuss and Mrs. Pearl
• Passmore sang.
Hostesses were Mrs. Pearcy
Graham, Miss Mattie Ellis and
their committee.
Personal Items
Take Advantage Of Our
January
Savile ROW
TAILORED -TO -MEASURE
Suit Sale
In need of a new suit? if so, this
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make his purchase, We have many
fine fabrics in which to choose the
suit of your choice. Why not stop
in today?
WATCH
for our BIG CLEARANCE
SALE starting JANUARY 23
SHOP AND SAVE AT
T. C. Joynt 6 Son
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Annual January
Starting January 18th
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE
WILL BE SACRIFICED TO A
20% Discount
This Is Your Chance For Some Real Buys
Open Every Saturday Night
Closed All Day Monday
W. 0. Goodwin
PHONE 16 HENSALL.
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UC Minster ns.taUs
Mission Society Slate
I Mrs. N. E. Gook Mrs.
°. Charles D. Daniel can- D. Daniel, ,
Rei.
ducted the installation of efft- Wilbert Pilling andMiss Mattie
tiers at the January meeting of Ellis. Reports for 1937 were sub-
Hensall United Church Woman's matted by the various secreta -
Missionary Society which was ries and, treasurer showing a
held in the Sunday School rooms successful Year. The allocation
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. B. was $625.94.
('ross presided and Mrs. T. J. After installing the officers.
Sherritt was accompanist for the for 1958. Rev. Partici gave a
singing. New year's message. "We must
The devotional was taken by, .have a distinct belief in roan 11
Mrs. Albert Alexander and Mrs. we are 'to meet the demands in.
E. T. Rowe. Mrs. Sim Roobol missionary work, if we hold in
rendered a solo. our hearts prejudice towards
'iThe president, Mrs. George other nations eve couldn't ble mis-
Ar'mstiong, presided for .the bu sionaries such as Christ filtendect
sincss. Boll eau was responded us to be. It is very necessary
to by payment of membership that we have a fundamental be -
fees. Mrs, Noran Jones, the 'lief in man. All along the path,
newly elected supply convener, way of life lamps are being lit
discussed the quilting projects. in Peoples lives because the,
11 was decided to make blocks Woman's Missionary Society
18 inches square, made up of prayed and worked" said Air.
six inch blocks, seams to allow Daniel.
for. Lunch will be served after Visiting committee for ;farm -
the meetings except "in May. ary and February is Airs. Laird
The group leaders are Mrs. C, Mickle and Mrs, E. T. Rowe.
Miss Betty Moir of London
was a weekend visitor with her
aunt, Mrs. Elsie Case and her
sister, Miss Wendy Moir.
Mr. Clare Zuefle of Toronto
was a recent visitor with his
aunt, Mrs. Ellen Buchanan.
Air. Harold Bell of Toronto
visited during the past week
with his father, Mr. \y. R. Bell,
and brother, Robert Bell.
Mrs. Edna Corbett was a
weekend visitor with her son-
in-law and daughter, Air. and
Mrs. Harold Parker and family.
Mr. Gerald Funk of Bramp-
ton visited last week with his
grandmother, Mrs. F. Funk and
with Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Funk.
Mr. Harold Brathron attended
the furniture convention held in
Toronto this week.
Miss Jean Lavender of Hamil-
ton was a weekend visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Lavender.
Mrs Rathwell of Moose Jaw
is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Alberta McBeath.
Queensway
NURSING HOME
Hensall
Vacancies for Men and Women.
Reasonable Rates for up or bed
patients.
Graduate nurse in charge.
PHONE 222 HENSALL
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Hensail Store Hours
For
January, February, March
Open Everyday' Except Monday
Open Saturday Evenings Until 9:00 P.M.
FREE SKATING
In The Hensall Arena Every.
Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. N. E. Cook and her eom# 11Irs. T. C. Coates.
mittee served tea while a socialIPress secretary, :Mrs R. E.
time was enjoyed. Peckass't, Mrs. A. K ,Clark;
Officers. installed were: Ilono• .Mission. Band leaders, ATrs.
r'ac'y president, Miss Mattie El- Clenn Christie, Hit's. Jack Cor -
lis; past president, Mrs. W. B. ,nett, Mrs. gait Dignan, Mrs.
Cross; president, Ars. Ue rc Ernest
Ghr
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Baby
Band
Armstrong: vice presidents .superintendents, Mrs. George
Mrs, N. E. Cook, Mrs. C. D. !loess, Mrs. Blighton F erg, assis-
Daniel, Airs, 1Vilbcrt Di.11in ,'tants, Airs. Ernest .Chipchase,
Miss Mattie Ellis; treasurer, Airs. Ross Richardson, Air's.
Mrs. 1t'. 131. Cross; recording Stanley Mitchell, Mrs, Hugh
secretary, Mrs. llugh McMtix' AlcHwan Jr.
tyre; assistant, Alrs. 11:ai-1 Sproat;
corresponduig secretary, Mrs.
William fleury.
Christian stewardship, Mrs. A.
D. llowcliffe;.community friend'
shill secretary, Mrs. George
Thompson, Mrs. Earl Sproat,
Airs. Melville Tracluair; supply
secretaries, Mrs. Norman Jones,
Mrs. W. 11. Dougall, Mrs. R.
M. Peck, Mrs. James Smillie,
Mrs. William Forrest, Airs. Al-
bert Alexander, Mrs. Jarvis
Horton; associate helpers secre-
taries, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell,
Airs. T. J. Sherritt, Mrs. T. C.
Coates; literature secretary,
Mrs. Earl Rowe; missionary
monthly,Mrs, Laird Mickle; pia-
nist, Mrs, T, J. Sherritt, ass't,
.Personal .items.
ATi . and. Mrs. pill Consitt were
honored AC a .reception in the
town °hall Fridayevening, and
were presentedwith a purse of
money. Presentation address
was read by Grant Webster, anSU
c by.Gordon presentation made G
Coleman. Murdock's orchestra
l.rovidecl music for the dance.
The hall was filled to capacity..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford of
London were recent visitors with.
1 Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chap• man,
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