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Hensall
And District News
• CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone S
Mr. Archie Ma;Qroger, Phone 176
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:'FlPersonal Items
yt I -Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams
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Brownies
To 'Girl Guides
and daughter, of Dashwood,
were recent visitors with Mr.
and Airs. Jack Corbett. Connie
Tuesday evening last a Flying and AL
Up ceremony was held in Hen- , Air. and Mrs. John Raker
ail United church for Brownies, spent the weekend visiting with
going into Guides. Mrs. Earle , relatives in Toronto.
Rowe (Brown Owl) welcomed the; Airs. Amelia Schroeder re
divisional commissioner Miss L. turned home after spending the
Stegner, Exeter, and parents of!'
Past two weeks with relatives at
the Guides and Brownies, and 'Woodstock.
asked the support of the parents: Dr. Doug and Airs. AleKelvie,
to the newly appointed Guide i of Essex. spent the weekend with
Captain, Mrs. William Fink and i Mr. and Airs. Jack Drysdale.
]er Lieutenant, Airs. George! Dr. Wm. T. joynt, of London.
Parker. Mrs. Robert Cook was ; was a weekend visitor with his I
introdneed- as the new Tawny I mother, Mrs. elice Joynt.
Owl and conducted the Brownies I Miss Mary Gibson, of Bruce-
in a demonstration of the fairy field, visited during the past
ring, pow wow and Brownie : week with Mr. and Mrs. John
closing. • l AieMurtrie.
Brownies receiving their Brown : Mrs. Olin er, of Clausen, Mich, •'
les rings were Suzanne Rennie, visited during the past week '
Nancy :Kyle, Donna Reid; Gold-, with her daughter and son -in -
en Bands, Bonnie Foster, Nancy , law, Mr. and Airs. Ken Elder
Kyle, Suzanne Rennie, Dianne , and family.
Reid and Ann Mickle; Golden I Mrs. Johns. of Detroit, was a
Oars, Colleen Baynham, Pauline : recent visitor with Miss Mattie ,
Melt, Wendy Moir and Heather . Ellis, !
Reid; walking up to Guides, Mar- : Airs. William Henry is spend-
Cia Little, Ruth Scale and Bon- : ing! a week visiting with her son- '
pie Foster. ! in-law and daughter, Mr. and,
.:!• After a few songs around a : Mrs. D. Hearne and family, in
iamp fire, the evening closed St. Catharines.
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with Guide Taps. i Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tuckey and
1 daughter. Betty .lean, of London,
Personal Items were weekend visitors with Mrs.
Mrs. D. Hearne and family, of . Turkey's parents, Air. and Mrs.'
St. Catharines. spent the week, ; Thomas Kyle.
end visiting with . Mrs. Hearne's: Robert McKclvie, Essex, was
parents, Air, and Mrs. William ' a weekend visitor with Bill '
Henry. 1Shaddick. I
Miss Helen Swan
Community Nurse
• Miss Helen Swan. a long-time
resident of Hensall, died in Lon-
don hospital Monday night, Oc-
tober 27.
She graduated as a registered.
nurse from Alexandra Marine
Hospital. Goderieh, and has done
considerable private nursing in
the community.
She was a member of Hensel].
United Church.
Only known survivor is a
nephew in London.
Public funeral service will be
held at the Bonthron funeral
home, Ileneall, on Thursday, at
2 p.m., with Rev. C. D. Daniels
in charge. She will be buried in
Hensel], Union Cemetery.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kyle
have moved into the apartment
in the Dougall residence
Miss Ann Linstra. of Exeter,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Air. and Airs. R. Linstra.
George Stasik, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stasik, R.R. 2, Hen-
sall. fell -riff his wheel, fracturing
his leg. He is a grade 7 student
at Hensall Public School,
Chiselhurst Woman's Associa-
tion held' a successful bazaar,
bake sale and tea in the school-
room of the United Church, Hen- I
salt Saturday afternoon, and
realized S140.00.
Members of the bantam ball
team are being helmeted to a
Chamber Of .Commerce'
Utge. Lively ...lection.
Encouragement of a full-scale
election and sponsorshipof a
community -wide "get out the
'vote" campaign, were among
topics discussed by liensail
Chamber of Commerce at its,
meeting in the Legion Hall on
Wednesday, Oct. 2.
President Charles riford urged.
chamber members to ensure con-
tests for all posts in the coming
municipal election, and outlined!
organization of a telephone
"blitz" of the village to get rate-
payers to the polls.
The Chamber of Commerce, he
said, should encourage eitizensi
Ito stand for "office in order , to
• allow electors to exercise 'their
franchise. lie asked members.
) to approach people they con-
sidered would be good candidates'
and urge them to allow their
Dames to he nominated.
He announced that a 'commit-
tee would be organized 'to direct
the telephone campaign with the
objective of contacting :every
eligible voter to ask him or her
to east a ballot'. Even though the
village has had an excellent vot-
ing record in the past, every
effort., should be made to better
it. lie said.
President riford also outlined
a new comniunity labor bank
proposal which he felt could make
a substantial contribution to the
village's progress.
The project, lie explained,
would be to secure pledges from
community residents as to the
number of hours of voluDtarY
labor they would , be willing to
contribute „during the year. Pass
hooks indicating this pledge would
be issued and,at each project,
the volunteer's _contribution would
be marked as a "credit" against
his pledge "debit." Persons who
contributed the most hours would'
receive prizes.
Mr. Fiford felt one of the major
Projects which would benefit
from this scheme would be the!,
development of `the community
centre grounds. General clean-
ups, installation of tennis ,tourts,
and other recreational facilities:
would aid in developing The
centre which, lie suggested.
would help in the attraction of •
new industry in the village.
On motion by J. A. Paterson'
and E. L. Miekle. recognition
was,voted to Jack Drysdale, :who
had donated to the Chamber a
building which was recently sold
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Airs, Jim Clark was hostess at
her home Tuesday evening for a
meeting of the Kinettes when
arrangements were made to sell
tickets on a Christmas cake
early le November and a visit
to the shut-ins on Sunday No
comber 2,
The white elephant auction sale
netted 315.15.
Fine mistress was Mrs. John
Heal. Next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs, William
Clement,
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Air. and Mrs. jack Wicks, Lori
and Michael, of Stratford, Miss
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Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shreddies
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Norman 'and Johnny, of London,
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Airs. Gordon Prance.
Mrs. Harry Ford, of Woodham,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman Home and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs, of
Exeter, Mrs, Gladys Atkinson, of
Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Bev Mor-
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were Sunday guests, of Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Clarke.
M. Fred Delbridge left on
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Ridgetown Agricultural College.
Mr. Horace 'Delbridge was
guest speaker at KippenUnited
Church on Sunday, in the 'interest
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