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ensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maude Heciclen, Phone 5
Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56
Allan Cochrane
victim of heart
Allan Cochrane, 62, died sud-
Will retire
UC pastor
I :First aid course .1 W
omen Institute
starts Thursday
jetres..Arribulance PQ1,4rol, elects new officers
sponsared by -0eleral. Coach. _
Works, Will start Thursday: , sirs, Ere:i neer was eleeted Auxiliary to South llama .Hos-
Aprfl 23, at .P.m. 'tiens411 president of 11ensa.11 Women's pital. Mrs. E. B. Davis, Mrs.
town..5wettl: It W" alln"3";1 Institute at thnnul.
e .aameeting Shernt, Mrs. Peck. Mrs, Beer
'last Wednesday .afternoon m the and Mrs. Orr were named a
The course wilt run for St( Legion Hall. Sirs. Cart Payne is committee to arrange for a. bake
weeks. the past, president. ; sale, lea and art exhibit, AlaY
Anyone may take the instroc. Vice-presidents are Airs. E. 16 at 4 P,11). in the town halt
tion, Applicationmeshould !Davis Mr& Sim Roobol and Mrs. Mrs. Peek gave a l'OPOrt of
made at the Peles .
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er. Mrs. IL M. Vett; assiStant, liensall Arndt 7. The district an.
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Mrs. N. Normintoe; press and nual will be held in Grand Bend
'Reci delegate' s .
—' -- . Haden; district director. Miss is to alTallgc" a musical number.
Public relations, Mrs. Maude May.21. for which Miss Lammie
attend meeting
, Phyllis Case; alternalel Mrs. R. ' nano solos were contributed
_ .. M. Peck; card convener, Mrs. by Miss Carol Brown, .a reading
ard Noakes, J. It. lime, recrea• O. Goodwin; pianist, Miss Greta, selections by misses peg*.Goci'
Mrs. R. M. Pect.L. Airs. Leon- W. B. Cross; assistant. Airs. W. by miss si. gips and tap dance
tional director, and Jim Taylor, l'ammiei as°, Mrs. William dard and Carol Brown.
Auxiliary hears chairman of the recreation coin- Drown; branch directors, Mrs.
district officer
. .. ... ference of the Lake Huron Zone Alexander, Mrs. R. Y. McLaren Comments about
recreational council. al Walker- and Mrs. John Skeet auditors,
Zone Commander Mrs. Alm ton .11011 School on Saturday. Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin and Miss
denly Wednesday afternoon, April Rev CI D.
. • las. Daniel, minister McCann, of Fordwich, from the There were I0 present from Mary Goodwin.
11, 4•orn a heart condition. of Henan and Chiselhurst ITnited Hoivick Auxiliary, Paid her of- Standing committee conveners:
finial visit to the Hensall Legion seBveols.aillieessminIAPissCussed included aericelture and Canadian in.
Ar. C,ochrane was at the farm 1 • 1 I th t fou• , a
Oa es; seue ais-treasur. ( s r ( execu se ng n
soon.as Possible.
mittee, attended the Spring Con- George Armstrong, Mrs. Albert
Cromarty
Auxiliary Tuesday evening, and . playground and recreational mat- By MR$, KEN McKELLAR
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active ministry to take plaee in officiated for the initiation vere-,ters, swimming, senior citizens, 1 Mrs, Wes Richardson; citizen- .... • ' ''. '.. . • • ••••.' ..- ''':.';'..!....:
dustries, Mrs. Walker Carlile,
of 'Jim MeEwan west of lien- announced his retirement from
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sail. looking over some live
stogk and apparently was in the June of this conference year. monies for two new members weaving, square dancing, drama, ship and education, Airs. T. J. Roy's WMS and WA
. anie is c a.rman of-
into the Auxiliary, Mrs. Haven sports, arts and
am, Mrs. R. Vanstone. crafts. Several mum', Mrs. Robert Elgie;
The April meeting of the VMS
best of health, at 4 p.m. WIrm • Rev D • I ' h '
Air,:' AlcEwan went out at 7 p.m. Huron Presbytery, convener of In speaking to hie group, :rs. ing
E towns are interested in organix-
Teen Towns which they feel Mrs, A. R. Orr, Mrs. J, E. Mc -
home economies and hea I th, '
and WA or Roy's church was
he discovered him dead. Death the Pension Fund for the presby- Ewan: historical research, misi held kt the home of Mrs. Calvin
was attributed to coronary throm. ,
tery ; padre of Hensel]. Legion, McCann stated that "we must are important for teen agers..
Christie with Mrs, Norman Dow
basis. is on the recreational council, work to keep alive comrade- L . . : e, , .., , Al. Ellis, Mrs. R. AL Peck, Mrs.
in charge. Scripture and medita-
, past master of Huron Lodge 224 ship." Mrs. McCann was intro- ..';,'..1''''' ".' ' ' -: ' • —
'-..- ''';"' '''.- William Henry, Mrs. A. W. Shir-
Ile was unmarried and made
his borne with his sister, Ans. AF & mu. . , .
• ' 1 ' ray, Mrs. Lorne Chapman. ti�ii were taken hy
hussell Miller gave
Mrs.
Hugh MeMur:rie.
' Rev, Daniel came to Hensall William Brown, and presented,
I Comments about
Airs. Basil Edwards presented sons. Mrs.
Johb, Seaforth; Jim. Toronto;
W. ¶E., Hinsdale, Illinois; seven
Surviving are three brothers, from Ingersoll and .is retiring
He has served in Northern Mis-
to Ingersoll where their home rs. a past president.
Ten dollars was voted to the , Kippen the slate of officers and Mrs. R. i " —“`""g•
Elgie conducted the election, 1, The program committee for
• 9 will be Mrs.
held
with a gift by Mrs. E. R, Davis,
sisttrs: Mrs. Ross (Ida) Dick, stons, 'Campbellford, Sunderland, Listowel relief disaster fund, A 1 By MRS, NORMAN LONG business. Mrs. Basil Edwards re- , 3 Dowandis. Russell
Mrs. Carl Payne conducted the the maY meeting
Miller, the meeting to be
Goderich; Mrs. Albert (Agnes) Teterboro, Palmerston, and In- motion was passed to sponsor: ....... ported that the Institute would '
at the home of Mrs. Carman
Sixth Bowling. contribute - - ' ' '''' • '' ' '' '''' ''''' ' '' ' "" ute one number to the
two teams to the.
Northey, Cameron, Ont.; Mrs. ;emit, and has been in the min-
lingh (Polly) AleMurtrie, Hen- istry for 44 years. His first Alley Tournament at Walkerton , m and provide luneh for Park. . !
salt; Mrs. R .S. (Ann) Hepkins, charge was assistant student either the 29th or 30111 of April.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Vennema of program
; Burlington were weekend guests the May meeting of the Ladies' 1 Mrs.S, Graham favored with
an instrumental. Current events
Greencastle, Indiana; Mrs. L. S. minister at the Dominion church, Members will attend the Zone •-
l were given by Mrs, Elmer Dow
Ottawa. Rally May 13 to be held at Sea- Mrs, A. Binnendyk,
of the latter's parents, Mr, and _
(Claudia) Eller, Youngspoint,
' and the topic "Concerns of a
Ont.; Mrs,J. A. (Alice) Miller.; forth arena, at which Seaforth . Mrs. Emily Owens of Salem, Personal Items continent" which was taken
Seattle, Washington; Mrs. Chas.;
(Edna) Robinson, Zurich. Auxiliary will be hosts.
i Girl Gui▪ de Oregon, accompanied by her sis-
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Private funeral services were i tery prize. Bingo winners were ' field, left bY plane Tuesday for and Sherry, of Port Dover, were . by Mrs. J. liocking,
held from the Bonthron funeral ! Notes Mrs. Taylor, Sr., Mrs., Alice her home. Mrs, Owens has been weekend visitors with 'Mr. and Personal items
home, Hensall, Saturday,April ' . , . Joynt, Mrs. Wilson, Fordwich; ' the guest of her sister, Miss Mrs, R. E. Shadclick, Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerslake
11 at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. The ., Girl Guictes held their Mrs. H. Campbell, Ali's. John' Jean Ivison for several weeks. Mrs. Bert Horton and Mr. and and Mr. John Wallace of St
CharlesD.Daniel. Interment
regularAmeeting last Tuesday atMarys visited on Sunday with
7 . ) r» :.'llie o en d their meet- Henderson, Mrs, S, -Dougall,: Mrs. David Triebner spent
was in Hillsgreen eemetery. • I . ... • 3' P ek Airs. R. Vanstone; specials. Mrs, . Thursday in London. Mrs. Peter McNaughton,
The Local Association to •Mr. and Mrs, George Wallace, .
' ct b forming,into• l and
0 - .Guides and Brownies held a sue- 11Ir, and Mrs, James Sorensen
Elmer Cameron, Seaforth;. J A
Pallbearers were four nephews . inspection tookplaceby Lieuten- H a r r y Horton. Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert
Fordwich. • - and son, James, of Geor etown
-• --• 'ant Parker. The horseshoe was visited Sunday in Harriston at cessful home made candy sale
formed and the singing of the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack on Saturday and ran out of candy
Smith and Bruce Walker, Hen-
sall.
Ian Dick, Exeter and Orville
1 A short business discussion
, Prayer and the Lord's Prayer.
Queen was followed by the Guide Cromarty farmer i Dickert's mother.
1 Mrs. Lydia Doig and Janet
Dickert, and also visited Mr.
whole town. Additional candy
before they could cover the
was made so that no one would 7
NaGvildv gAie‘lIrtross1.7JAa lis:te;snst,13 .atpiniaeirseeiryt.gse e'icielirc.1
Air. and Mrs. L. E. Abbiss of
McMurtrie, Kippen; Douglas and were Sunday visitors with Mr.
2 , took place including making discovers balloon returned home Saturday from be disappointed. The proceeds
Mrs.A.Blatchford plans for selling of candy on Arnold Westlake of Cromarty !spent, the winter months with
Grand Rapids, Mich. where they were gratifying.
Airs. H. Blatchford. Exeter, and Mrs. Harold Carey,
Saturday and wood gathering on found a weather balloon on the
daughter returned home from
Seaforth native
•• , Sunday afternoon. top of a big hill on his farm on 1 her son„'ohn.
Mrs. C. L. Jinks,
was a recent' guest with Mr. and
Seaforth Hospital on Sunday, i
Mrs, Jas, Ramsey and baby
- P. I A session' ,bf song was held Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. The . Mrs. E. Kyle spent a day
Mrs. Orville Workman anicni
Mr. Andrew McLachlan is con-.
la teOl'it,Annie Blatchford, 82, r of Taps,
Puptse..surieral services for the , and meeting 'cloiett . by singing balloon was 'between an orange. London last week.
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and red color and was released 1 Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Taylor Margaret Vair left Thursday,
Mrs. L. Simpson and Mrs,
fined to his home with an attack
On Saturday morning the il.
Flint, Mich. on Saturday, April with Mrs. Robert Dinsdale and
, of Stratford visited Saturday April 16 for Florida where they
will vacation for some weeks.
Candy sale a big success from the WBAS Weather Bureau, of flu.
wert4:41d.• from the ,Bonthron ,
April. 15 'Conducted by the Rev.
Guides and Brownies sold home- Miss M. Whiteman. Miss Bernice Dining of Sarnia Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy MCCUI-
funerat --eliapel on Wednesday, ;
Hensall Union cemetery.
' made by the mothers. Sales a- .2:-=..----•-::,-.zt.,-r.xs,•:.----;'r..:%---.---...- Jim Kyle was in London Mon- spent the weekend visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-,
aunt, Mrs, Allan Cameron, in
Chas. D. .D'aniel, with burial in .
i made candy which had been loch attended the funeral of an
Mrs. Blatchford, widow of the mounted to 555, .„,...„ ....--.74.-- ---,-........7.• .z.itz.., ,.... .,...-,...- day and attended the show "The
• Shaggy Dog." ; bert Dining.
Mitchell on Monday.
some years ago, was the for- .
like to thank the mothers for' ::------ The sum of $57.20 was realized Mrs, Amelia Schroeder return -
late Nelson Blatchford, who died , ....
The Guides and Brownies would :-----;--.
making the candy and also the at the bake sale Saturday in ed home after spending the past
near Seaforth and had been a residents of Hensall for their Hensall which was sponsored by several weeks with relatives at
.i'''-'...'':•:'' '.
mer Annie Papple. She was born •
t patronage. -...-;;•---
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..- the WA of St. Andrew's United St. Clair Shores, Mich. •
church. Mr, George Otterbein of Pres- '.:',; ..; '
resident: of the village for over i
60 yit.ii-S..,..She died on Monday, Lon visited over the weekend
Apr2=t South Huron Hos. t ..., ..•„.. -:,:',.. V. - * ' B I N G 0 ! with his father, Mr. William Ot- ;:.' -•
pital, • Exeter, where she had D'r"..0 'W Henry
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been admitted a week. previous , • terbein.
Winners at Legion Bingo Sat- F/O George Sangster, Mrs.
to her death with a heart con- •
„receives grant urday last were: Mrs. C. Wilkin- Sangster and son of Hamilton,
ditirlijShe was a member of the ;,...• ..
Unifed church and Woman's I' .15e 'Cameron W. Henry, son son; Mrs. Glenn McKenzie; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, John Peebles and
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,9• • of Mr.' and Mrs. William Henry Johnston; Mrs. Norman Long; family of London were recent
Ivlicsionary SocietY. 1
Fred Kennings; Miss Pearl Tides- visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len
Surviving are a number of of Hensall was one of four Uni- We regret that the last few well; Mr. Kennens; Mrs. Wes Noakes and family.
nieces and nephews. '.:., 1 yeesity of Western Ontario fac- weeks we haven't been able to
ulfy members named as a re- bring you a report on our prog- Venner; G. Kestle; Mrs. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of :,.... :
McKenziei Mr. Kennens; B. Up- London visited last week with
cipient of Canada Council re- cess as we were preparing for
Rector addresses search grant. a weekend camp. The camp was Mrs. Bob Baker (tied);
shall; Mrs. G. Broderick and
Mrs. James Sangster.
Mrs. Inez AlcEwen• and. Mrs.
Dr. Henry lectures in philos- only for the patrol leaders and
will continue research mi. 19th seconds in order to familiarize wealth, Mrs. A. Foster.
Grant McGredor: share the
them with setting up a camP Jackpot this coming Saturday Mr. William Lavender of Lon -
evening auxiliary ophy at Western University. He
, donh Visited over the weekend ,
Rr4. , • Bran de Vrie.i, Exeter, century British philosophers, and how to run it. - wit his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 1
was,....guest speaker at the UC. Mill and Whewell, and will work '1Ve would have liked to take will be worth $105.00 in 58 calls. Thos. Lavender.
Eveiing Auxiliary meeting Men.' on summer research grants. a- the. whole troop out but as we, F/O George Sangster, Mrs.
day'evening and chose for his mooting to about 4800. 11 the Scouters know, this would ' Canada's highest peak, Mount Sangster and son of Hamilton
theme, "Canada, freedom and , The Canada Council grant is have been impossible. Logan in Yukon Territory, has were recent visitors with Mr.
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to permit, the work tol The boys went out on Friday, an elevation of 19,850 feet. and Mrs. James Sangster.
privileges Canadians should try la renewal ' April 3 and stayed until Sunday
to preserve'. .
continue and Dr, Henry will con- afternoon. They set up camp
The speaker was introduced by 1
Friday afternoon and it was set
Mrs. C. Daniel and thanked by1 •
Mrs- R. Reaburn. i Two properties Up well, considering the bad 0
weather and spent the first night 0
Mrs. Ken Elder, president, ' .
sold by auction in a rather chilly atmosphere. •
welOomed the guests: the Arnold
Circle of Carmel Church, the Properties of the late Mrs. greeted by the sun shining down
Saturday morning we were •
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Guild of St. Paul's Church, and
--- Agnes Stewart were sold at auc- on us and the boys were very •
the OMS of the United Church. tion on Saturday. No. 1 property, grateful for this. The boys cook- •
Miss Mary Goodwin led in de. seven room dwelling on Main,St. ed their own meals and the Scout-
voti s using as her theme, "The wai sold to „Her
In old (Shorty) 'ers helped eat them (with a hefty
Ma er Weaver". She was assisl- :Caldwell. , helping. of, hi-carbonale). N
.ed ir ftrg. Pearl Passmore and
Mrs, Ed Corbett. A six room dwelling on Main] Th' t boys worked, fixing up a
S. occupied by Mr, and Mrs. • • • -
A1A;' S. Rennie reported on the' Bill Riley and family was sold spring . . „
and making a find pole
recent..bake sale at which over to Mrs.' Pearl Koehler. Harold for the campsite, Sunday we
held a short service conducted
by Scouter John, Then camp
was broken, tents taken down
and pits filled in and campsite
cleaned up.
from the study hook was givent''
Mrs. john Skea won the mys- , ter, Mrs. Reed Terrence of Bay. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Scruton
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Ewan gave highlights of the
Presbyterial held in. Goderieh, —
March 20. Party food
Miss Carol Brown favoured
with; two piano solos.
H stesses w e r e Mrs. Don
Joy , Mrs. J. Corneil and their
coi,nitfbel Courtesy remarks The short course on "Hospital-
wer ektended by the visiting 'ity Foods", sponsored by the up and back. Also we would like
presided% Mrs. E. Fink, Arnold Hensel.] WI, .was held in the Le. to thank Adam Wilson for the
Circlei. Mrs. W. 0. Goodvvin, gion Hall Monday ,and Tuesday •nse of his land for our camp.
Guild, and Mrs. C. Armstrong, afternoons and was well attend- Till we meet again Good Scout-
WMS. ed with several branches repre- intS•
sentcd. '
The Hensall Scooters
Miss Ai. Porteous, home eeon-
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With the sick ornist from the Department (AI
Agriculture, Toronto, was the
Aqry Payne, who has been ill
leader. Airs. Fred Beer, new ONLY 3
in Srott Memorial Hospital, Sea-
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proVang nicely.
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Horton. Peter McNaughton, Er-
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N. Miss Porteous ipoke about
Al ' nY , things
tour essential for a sue -
Dorton' arnbularice last Wed- cessful party; spontaneous wel-
nes y afternoon to South Huron , ,,,_e;
Hosgtital, Exeter, with a heart '," attractive :environment;
„ gracious service and good food,
condition, 1 and demonstrated types of par-
Fr'ank 'Bean is a Patient in ties, menus, recipes and garn-
Scott Memorial Hospital, ' Seas foes,
forflg. ; On the second afternoon table
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Mis. John Consitt. Briteefielcl, settings and accessories wc-e
wasOaken by Bonthron Ambu- demonstrated and a complete
lance to South Huron Hespit.al, meal. prepared buffet style,
Exeter. served td the guests'.
Mts. Elmer Johnston, who tin-, Young people have A greater
derWent ah operation in Vic. elance of being saved from can.
toria liotpital, London, is .117i4. cee in their later life than had
pro1 , ng nicely, ' earlier generatiOns, The secret.
Al . RObert Baker, Sr.. is con- is early detection and prompt
fine to his room, having suf- i treatment in regular canter
fared a heart attack. , elinies,
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