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The April WMS thanlfoffering ......
Mr. .and Mrs. Otto Walker
attended the Shell Gas ban.,
palet whielr was held at Hotel
London, in Lendone on Tues-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Iarry Elliott
and infant son of Windsor spent
the weekend with the;,, par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norval
aeeElliatt and MSusan r, anand Rd Mrs.onald Johre.n
Waal, -
wturnedtith;heir homegranafterdparentsvisiting. here
Miss Karen Adams, Mitchell,,
spent the holidays with Mr.
and Airs, Mex Gardiner,
Mr. and Mrs. William Priest'
and family, of London, spent
the week with Mr. and Mrs,
Mervin Dow .a.nd fa ally.
meeting was held in .Kippers
United .Church ora Tuesday,
Afipreldil, 4, with nrne.''.s ladies froor4 ond$ruseville-
Egm
and Chiselhurst auxiliaries .as
guests for the evening.
Mrs. Robert E1gie, in ;barge
of the worship, opened the
meeting with an Easter theme,
Mrs. Harold Jones took care
of the remainder of the meet-
ing and welcomed alt Present, I
r •., the
•��• � Mrs. Eldon Jarrott gave
John AA, GlennRescribs Rebekah plan
aclii. e in {edges nissions
church service
Mr. John Morley Glenn, 75,. • .. .
died April 8 in Scuth Huron Mrs, E. C, Murray, Toronto
Noble Grand Mrs. Ernie
Chipcllase presided ;For the reg-
,
1Tospatel, Exeter, He had been addressed the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the United
Church at the April meeting;
en Wednesday afternoon speak-
ing on the trip she took .to the
Asiatic countries,
She visited diffe'ent mission
gart who survives, along with arias in Africa and she attend-'
two sons, Gerald, Exeter; ed the Passion Flay in Ba -
Bruce of Weston, and one varix,
daughter (Margaret) Mrs, Mrs, W. H. Weekes and her,
llier'vyn Hayter of Varna, A group were in charge of the'
sister, Jane Maude of London,' meeting with "Easter" the,
and five grandchildren also theme, AIrs, Weekes presiding
survive, A brother, George,
predeceased hint in May 19x6.
He was a member of Chisel -
in poor health for four years,
arid had been in hospital for
'two months,
A life long resident of Us -
'borne Township, he was mar-
ried in 1915 to Mabel McTag-
for elle worship assisted by i
Mrs, E. Sproat and Mrs A.
Clark. Mrs George Hess sang
buret. United Church, Hensall an appropriate sola with Mrs
Masonic Lodge and 1-Hensall T 'Sherritt accompanist,
OOI' 223. received 5 tl
1Her his 0 �. Plans for the annual birth -
year membership jewel in 1959 clay party to be held Friday,
from the 100F and they eon-
April
1 14 in the 4 h rah auditor -
ducted
a service on Sunday pu
evening, ium at 8 n,m. were finalized.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. G.
mthrgn F'tineral Honte, , dent of Huror Presbyterial.
Inc funeral. Monday was held i W. Tiffin, of Wingham, presi-
H 11 R G W Iaw
officiating, Members of Chi- Zurich, Chiselhurst and Hensall
I
selhua..t United Church choir will be guests,
sang
ansa , ev• urrim
e Out of town societies from
a favorite hymn The
Hoeland," y
l3rintnell, Gordon Hamil
The pall bearers were Wil-'IIani
� Safl e
ton, Jack Faber, Harry Snell,
14ilham Glenn and WI lam Air, and. Mrs, Fred Bonthron
Finch. Flower bearers were ,who have been vacationing for
W. R. Dougall, 'Stewart 1Vic-;the past three months at Apop-1
Queen, W, 0. Goodwin and Wil-, ka, Florida, returned home on
liani Shepherd. Interment was ,Monday of this week,
in Meraggart's Cemetery. ii Mr. Jim Walker returned. to
tl West t
Winners at the Legion bingo mg his brother George E. Wal-{
Saturday night were: Mrs. :ker in South Huron Hospital,
Wes. Venner; Mrs. Faith Pin -'Exeter. Be made the trip by
sent; Harold Sw, rtzentruber; !Plane'
Roy Kenney; jackpot special, I Mrs, Wm, Parker and Bill
Mrs, Fleischauer, Miss Mar; were recent visitors with the
area Boa (tied); Mrs. Gordon formers son and daughter -in-!
Hay, Zurich; Mrs. Fleischauer, law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Par -1
Mrs, Faith F'1'nsent (tied); ker in Seaforth.
Mrs. Glenn McKenzie; George l Mrs. Harvey Keyes was taken
Boa; jackpot special, George by ambulance to Scott Memo
Toa, Mrs. Gordon Hay (tied); ria] Hospital, Seaforth, where
Mrs. Faith P.insent; George; she is receiving treatment, I
Boa; Mrs. Lavine Reichert (2); 1 Miss Ruth Ann Traguair of
Mrs. Wes Venner; jackpot spe-, St. Thomas spent the Easter
cial, Mrs. Wes Venner; 1Vliss holidays with her grandparents
Margaret Boa. i Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Mc-
Door prizes were won by Queen,
Roy Kenney and Mrs. Fleisch Al. Corbett returned home
suer, after holidaying with his bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Jack pot this Saturday will Mrs. Robert Chaffe, Mitchell.
be $110,00 in 54 calls with two Miss Dianne Bedard returned
door prizes. to her home in London after
Attends Presbyterial spending the past week with
A car load of ladies ]from her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
the United Church attended Stewart Bel land Ann.
Huron Presbyterial of the Miss Pauline. Bell returned
Woman's Missionary Society in,
home after spending the past
Wingham last week. The mem- week with her brother-in-law
bers were Mrs. E. Rowe, Mrs, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Laird Mickle, Mrs. Stanley Bedard and family in London.
Mitchell, Mrs. Jim McAllister,' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen
Mrs. Hugh McMertrie and Mrs, spent a few days last week in
M, A. C. Richardson.
Eve. Auxiliary views films
Mrs. Ron Mock presided f
the April meeting ofetl ee Eve-
ning
Redden Auxiliaryhead inthe
Catherine Iedd and Herb.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Me-
Clinchey of Seaforth have taken
up residence in the village.
Mrs. Drew Fowler and
Johnny, of London, have re-
turned home after spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jack Corbett was in E. R. Davis, Michael and Kay.
charge of the devotional and Cpl. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy,
was assisted by Mrs. Ed. Cor- Ronnie and Gary, spent Satur-
bett and Mrs. Jack Corbett. day with the former's parents
The study, on the "Turning at Port Albert.
World" was taken by Mrs. lien Michael. Davis spent a feW
Elder. days last week visiting friends
ular meeting of Amber Re-
bekah Lodge on Wednesday
evening.
An invitation was received
from Clinton for "Friendship.
Night" being held in the col-
legiate on April 15,.
It was announced that Mrs.
Ethel McPherson of ieronic
Lodge Clinton, would be DDP
of district no. 23 for the next
term,
Owing to illness members of
Brussels Rebekah Lodge were
unable- attend thee
to. a meeting,
and arrangements were made
to invite then on May 3. A
euchre party will be held on
April 19 following the regular
meeting. •
The annual church service
for the IOOF end Rebekah'
Lodges will be held in Carmel;
Presbyterian Church
7, y an C h on May
Mrs. William Caldwell was
appointed representative to the
District Annual meeting at Sea-
forth, April 12. Mrs. Leona
Park was appointed alternative
representative.
rsor�al ite
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Bingo winners to es on Sunday of er visit
Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs, .Harold Hed-
deii, Bobby, Jimmy, Debbie,
Marjorie and Hal of Dresden1 , ,
spent the weekend with Mrs
Hensall United Church school-
rooms on Monday evening.
Mr. Harvey Johnston of Clinton. was welcomed and intro-
duced by Mrs. Mock. Films on
Nova Scotia and crafts work,
were shown by Mr, Johnston.
in Goderich.
Arrangements were made to �Mr. and Mrs. W. 0, Good -
eater to a wedding in June. win and Mr. and Mrs. Laird It is more blessed to give
Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Mickle attended the Past Mas- than to receive, and what's
Alex Munn were hostesses. ters' Masonic banquet and snore, it's deductible.
msMS
Ladies' Night in St Marys last
Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Scott Robinson, London,
Mrs. Phyllis Harradine and
Tommy of Sodus, N.Y. spent
last weekend with Mrs. Rheta
Charles.
Mrs. Harold Scruton, of Port
Dover, visited with relatives
and friends in the village last
week.
Mr. James Petty and sister
Miss Florence Petty and Mrs.
Fannie Clarke have returned
after spending four months
vacationing in Florida.
Several members of Hensall
Scout Troup hiked to a camp-
site west of Brucefield last
Saturday andenjoyed a week-
end of camping and a number
of the boys passed various
badge tests.
Mrs. George W. Thompson
and Mrs. Lorne Luker were
recent guests with Mrs. Wil.
liam Davidson of Port Col-
borne and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
MacKenzie of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. T. Lavender 'and Miss
Pat Rowe were in Toronto on
Thursday and Friday of last
week attending the Provincial
Annual Conference of Girl
' uides and a presentation of
gold cord certificates.
Mrs. Ralph Devireminek left
by plane last Saturday for
Belgium to attend the funeral
of her mother, whose death
was sudden. The flight was
made in 13 hours,
WMS and WA
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety of Carmel Presbyterian
Churchet
m in the school -room
1 room
of the church on Monday with
Mrs. Earl Campbell, president,
in the chair.
Mrs, Percy Campbell read
the Scripture, after which Mrs.
Earl Campbell and Mrs. Alex
Mac Gregor led in prayer.
Mrs. Ed. Munn favoured with
a piano solo.
The Ladies Aid met follow-
ing the WMS meeting and com-
pleted arrangements for a
bake sale to be held in the
IOOF Lodge hall on Saturday,
April 15.
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LEFT
SAL
sunshine report. A quartette,'
Marjorie Turner, Joan Sinclair,
Grant and Kenneth Jones sang.
Mrs, Edgar McBride intro -i
duced the guest speaker for,
the evening, Miss Iris Castle,
missionary on furlough from
St, Lucia, She gave an inspir-
ing talk and showed slides of
the island and her work with
the people, She modelled a.
dress and hat worn by the
natives of St, Lucia. Mrs.'
Emerson Kyle thanked Miss
Castle and presented her with
a gift in appreciation of anin-
terestingevening. Lunch was
served in the Sunday School
k
room,
Personal items
Miss Berva Switzer of Clin-
tonvisited.
t i i ee ev sated over the weekend'
w k
with her friend, Joyce Hood, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bourke,'
accompanied by Mrs. John
Gibson Sr, of Wroxeter and
Mrs, Elsie Haney of Wingham
spent S;;nday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Meths.
Mr, Norman Long and Mr,
Edgar McBride attended the
funeral Wednesday of the late
Mr. Herb Curran of Lucknow,
Jugar and spice
— Continued from page 4
prison -camp recipes for tur-
nip jam and prune whiskey
and powdered -milk pie. There
were the incredible stories —
like that of the Dutch lad wh
was shot down and taken
prisoner while on leave.
There were the excerpts from
letters -from -home. They were
horrible in their thoughtless.
ness, but we thought them hi-
larious. For example: ''We are
sending you a five-year calen-
dar, feeling it may come in
handy." And this one from a
'wife: "I'm afraid I'm going to
have a bbay. His father is a
Canadian and very nice. He
says he is sorry for you and
is sending you some cigar-
ettes."
There was the long list of
things to do when I got out -1
pubs, girls and restaurants to
be revisited, places to see,]
gifts to buy. There was the
entire account, in ,my tiny
writing, of what hahappen-
ed to me after I was shot'
down—a comedy of errors.
And there, right at the back
of the book, tucked into a
little flap, was something that
brought me up with a jolt, It.
wap a head -and -shoulders photo
of a young fellow scowling at
the camera. He was whiskery
and dirty. But there wasn't a
line in his face, his eyes were
clear and sharp, he had a
shock of thick, dark hair, and
he looked as tough as tow rope.
1 looked at it for quite a while.
Then 1 got up and went into
the bathroom and looked in the
mirror. And 1 saw the deep
furrows in the face, and
the
bleary eyes with the purple
n them,and
hammocks under
the wispy, graying hair and
the general color of a milk pud-
ding. 1 looked at it for quite a
while.
And I picked up my log
book, with the photo of that!
young fellow, and I took it.
down cellar, and I placed a 1
large trunk on top of the box,I
And just before I mounted the
stairs again, I saluted—merely l
a casual flip of the hand --to-
ward that corner.
Then I squared my shoulders,
pulled in my pot, donned a
pleasant look, and, slightly'
favoring my arthritic knee,
walked up the stairs, whistling,
to help with the dishes.
REE DAYS
WO BIG
HENSALL
S
FOLLOW THE CROWDS
BARGAINS GALORE
of Mr and rirs, BruceArea-
' strong, Staffa, on Monday .eve-.
: ning celebrating Lindsay's :
.seventy-third birthday
Weekend visitors with Mr. •
and Mrs. Roy McGhee were.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Watcher,'
Richard and Bradley of Strath-
roy.
Mr, cind Mrs, Hugh Flynn
and family of Londesoro vis-'
ited on Sunday with Mrs.!
Flynn's father, Mr. Harry
Norris and her brother, Mr..
Robert Norris,
Mr. W. Crawford is 'a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Currie
and children of Dorchester ae-1 by Mrs. Ethel •Cur•
ria and Miss Barbara Norris
of Winnipeg wen a Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Walker, Miss Ncrris and Mrs.'
Currie are enroute from Flor-I
ida where they spent the winter'
months.
Many le from this dis-
trict
filet
if
attended the Frosty Frol-
ics of Mitchell figure skating
club at the Mitchell rink on•
Saturday evening.
Misses Margaret Ann and"
Debbie Wallace were among;
the performers at the 4..H or -1
ganization meeting for Mitchell;
4.1I clubs which was held at
the Mitchell District High
School on Wednesday. Hugh
Scott was elected president of,
the Mitchell 4•H Grain Club'
and David Scott was elected!
secretary -treasurer,
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Parker,
Staffa, were Sunday evening!
guests of Mr, and Mrs, Roy
McGhee, 1
Miss Neva Cockwcll, Dash-
wood, visited on Sunday with;
her cousin, Miss Alice Walker.1
Mrs, Horton McDougall vis•
ited on Monday with her sis- i
ter, Mrs. Sadie Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing and
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Cole -I
man attended the 25th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr, and
Mrs. William Caldwell of
Brucefield on Saturday eve- i
ning,
Mr• and Mrs. Gordon Laing,
Lorraine and David visited on
Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.
Don Riehl of Sebringville.
Mr. Lindsay McKellar, Bob
and Laurie and Mrs. Sadie
Scott were guests at the home
Your library
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medical help to underdeveloped
countries.
this, Dr. Dooley
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returned to Laos again to, found � ,
Another hospital, the subject of
this hook.
The new scene of activity
was the village of Muong Sing
in the northwest corner of
Laos, not far from file first
hospital but a day's journey
away by land. It is situated
on the western side of an 8,000
foot mountain about six miles
from Red China,
Dr, Dooley relieved disease
and suffering among the na-
tives when he was suddenly
stricken with cancer. At the
same time the first Cr'mmunist
depredations were made into
Laos and the mountain sur-
rounding
. Muong Sing was
Dr. Dooley was ordered back
to the United States for im-
mediate surgery. He wider.'
went an operation in New, York r
in the late summer of 1959..
He stayed only long enough to
recuperate, to make a hurried
speaking tour to raise funds
for MEDICO, to receive the
Criss award of $10.000 and to
Night
write th
e storyT e
Y
The Burned the t Mountain."
He returned again to Laos
where he died about a year
later.
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