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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5
Mrs. Archie MacGreggr, Phone 56
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Tot injures hand WI hears
in lawn mower f rm
Gregory Cornell, 21 -month
old, son of Mr, and Mrs, Jack
Cornell, lest the end pf the
second finger of his left hand
in an accident on Sunday. The
child wandered away for a
moment from his brother Bev-
erly who was taking care of
him and got his finger caught
in a lawn mower,
' Surgery was performed in
South Huron Hotpital, Exeter.
He is at home and doing
nicely,
Past officers club
names executive
Mrs. Algx MacBeath was
. hostess for the Past Noble
! Grand's Club of Amber Re-
bekah Lodge on Monday eve-
ning,
asagas
At the meeting of KIPPen
Bast Wmpen's Institute - for
which Mrs, Ross Sararas was
hostess at her home last Wed-
nesday :evening :each member
gave the history of her farm_
,Mrs. Harry Caldwell anci
Mrs, Alex McGregor were an.;
pointed delegates to the Lon-
don Area •Convention October'
10.11 and Mrs. John Sinclair
and Mrs, William Kyle were
appointed delegates to South
Huron WI rally at Elimville
October 2,
Ten dollars was voted to the
CNIB
and$10,00 to the Mental
Health.
Members answered the roll
call with "Holiday of your
youth and mea IIS of trans -I
' portatiOn". Current events were
reviewed by Mrs. W. H. Work -1
man. Mrs, John Sinclair con.;
tributed a poem. Mrs, Verne;
Alderdiee conducted a contest;
"Famous Names".
President Mrs. James Drum-
mond presided for the business
session and Mrs. Verne Alder -
dice for the program, Co -host-
ess was Mrs. Alex McGregor
and lunch committee were
Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Camp-
bell Eyre, Mrs. Drummond and
Mrs Percy Harris.
Officers for the year •are:
President, Mrs. Alex Mac -
Beath; vice - presidents, Mrs,
William Caldwell, Mrs. Harold
Parker; treasurer, Mrs. Leona
Park; secretary, Mrs, Glenn
Bell;
Marshall, Am. Bev Beaton;
entertainment committee, Mrs.
Inez McEwen, Mrs. Archie
MacGregor and Mrs. Ross Rich-
• ardson; lunch committee, Mrs, i
Bev Beaton, Mrs. Sam Dou-
gall,
'
Mrs. Harold Parker and
-:Mrs, William Caldwell; ways
and means committee, M'ss
'-lklaybelle Whiteman and Mrs.
E. Chipchase.
Following the business period
Mrs. MacBeath led in a sing
song, followed by a social hour.
Rebekah lodge
elects officers
Mrs. Ernie Chipchase NG
presided for the regular meet-
ing of Amber Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. A. R. Orr VG reported
visits, cards sent, and penny
fund. Mrs, Hugh McEwen re-
ported for the finance com-
mittee and Mrs. Archie Mac-
Gregor, treasurer, reported fi-
nancial balances.
, Officers for the ensuing term
•
Jere elected by acclamation by
the Noble Grand.
Mrs. Ethel McPherson DDP,
Clinton, will visit the lodge on
Wednesday, October 4 to instal
the officers.
Arrangements were made to
present the travelling gavel to
Goderich Lodge on Oct. 3. A
donation was voted to the CN -
IB.
Mrs. Ernie Chipchase was
appointed trustee for a term
of three years.
The social committee in
charge for October are Mrs.
Edna Corbett, Mrs. Pearl Shad -
dick, Mrs. Peter McNaughton
and Mrs. William Smale.
Your li▪ brary
— Continued from page 4
formation from'radio to tele-
vision and her friendship with
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, co-star'
ring on Broadway with her,
Fair Domain
• Fair Domain is a chrono-
logical history of Canada from
• earliest times in 1800 and is in-
•- tended as a textbook but is
. .
equally interestinvto everyone.
•The author is George Tait,
• " -.professor of education, Univer-
sity of Toronto and was writ-
ten in 1960. The illustrations
are provided.by Vernon Mould,
• art master of 'Upper Canada
College. Illustrations have been
:',isigned to supplement the
text, special care being given
to the historical development
o... costume, arms, architecture,
tercraft and household.
• This is a book every Canad-
ian should own or at least read.
Sugar and spice
— Continued from page 4
jacking acorns off my proper•
ty. Her idea is that I come
• home after work, rip off my
good clothes, chase a sputter-
ing lawnmower for an hour,
• gulp my dinner, lift all our
"shabby old furniture" out of j
the living room again so we
can try the rug four inches to
• the south, then sit around for
two hours talking about drapes
and wallpaper.
Sometimes I almost wish I
had married a fat, simple lit-
tle girl who had never even
taken a lesson on the mouth or-
gan, who believed that interior
decorating had something • to
do with good cooking and, who
realized that a woman's place t
was in the house, not in her
husbands hair.
However, this little conflict
between idealism and realism
has been in progress for IS
years, and neither of Us has
lest an inch of ground,
So I managed to enjoy the
lovely month of September as
much as ever. Althotigh 1 hope
trio leavek start falling soon so
. I won't have to MOW the lawn,
7 And then We'll need an early
• snow so won't have to rake
the leaves. And if we have an
early snow "she'll be after ihe
to shovel the walk, all 306 yards
of it. Oh, dear. there't no end
to the work a felleVe has 1,6
avoid these days, if he's tO
Maintain his principles.
Take honeymoon
to Southern US
All Saints Anglican Church,
London, was the setting for the
wedding of Bonnie Lee Con-
nolly and William Gordon Bolt-
on Clemas.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Con-
nolly, London, are parents of
the bride and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gordon Clemas, also of Lon-
don. Rev. G. D. Darling of-
t e ce emoi y.
The bride chose a floor -length
gown of re -embroidered white
eyelet organdy. The bodice
featured a shallow scoop neck-
line, short cap sleeves and a
slightly dropped waistline. The
bouffant skirt cascaded to a
chapel train. A princess crown
of seed pearls and aurora bor-
ealis held her nylon illusion
fingertip veil and she carried
a crescent Of orange! roses and
fern.
Miss Elaine Raymond, Lam-
beth, was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Miss Barbara
Watson and Mrs. James Ross,
sister of the groom. They were
gowned alike in tangerine or-
ganza over matching brocaded
sheaths. The flower girls, Kim-
berley Ann Hollier and Teresa
Ann Thomson were dressed in
white organza with tangerine
cum m erbunds.
William W elbo ur n e was
groomsman and ushers were
Tim N. Connolly; brother of the
bride, and James S. Ross.
For a wedding trip to the
Southern United States the
bride donned a cocoa • colored
suit with brown and gold acces-
sories and a corsage of yellow
cy.mbidium orchids.
The couple will live in Lon-
don.
The bride is a niece of WS.
Jack Soldan of Zurich, and
Mrs. Harry Hoffman of Dash-
wood.
Trip to Bermuda
follows nuptials
Wedding ',OWS were ex-.
changed in Colborne Street
United Church, London, Satur-
day, September 16 by Betty
Jean Tuckey and George Nel-
son Steels with Rev. John T.
P. Nichols officiating.
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence L.
Tuckey, London are the bride's
parents and the groom is the
son of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson
M. Steels, also of London.
The bride's floor -length gown
of silk organza and taffeta was
worn with a fitted jacket of
imported French lace. The
jacket was styled with a V-
shaped roll collar and bell
sieevet. Her bouffant skirt
swept to a chapel train, A
ewelled crown held her blush-
er double -tiered fingertip veil
of silk illusion and she carried
a enseade of gladitili centred
with red roses,
Bridal attendants were Miss
Lorna Steels, sister of the
grooln, Miss Judy Barnes,
Miss Shelagh VanWagner and
Mrs, Alien Andrews. They
wore identical cocktail - length
gowils of deep red pearl de
soie NalleY Steels, Sister of
• grOOM, and Donna Schilbe
as flOWee girls, wore White silk
organza dresses. Tony Kyle of
Hensel' Was ring bearer,
A,C. DaVanzo Was grooths•
nan and ushera Were John
Howard Jr. and James K.
Tuckey, brother of the bride.
Foe a wedding trip to Ber-
n-m(1a the bride chose a Mink
brown stilt With brown and
white accessories and a cor-
sage of yellow cYthbiditim
orchids.
The couple Will live 111 Lon-
don.
The t 0, is a graduate Of
St, Thertiat.Elgin General HOS.
ghat School Of and
the grooni an engineering
tthdetit the University of
Weaterri Ontario:), The bride is
Mrs, R. B. Pryde
new UC organist
Mrs. Robert B. Prycle of Rt
1 Hensall has accepted the P0 -
titin of organist 1 and choir
leader of Hensall .0 nit e d
Church with duties to eoin-
mence Sunday, October 1.
Mrs, Prycle is the former
Norma :Knight, and was a for.
glee organist of Caven Pres-
byterian Church, Exeter.
Legion sponsors
dart tournament
Five teams competed in the
annual zone Legion dart
tournament held in the Clinton
Legion Hall, Saturday,
Competing in the four -man
team event, R. Ayers, Reg
Cudinore and George Cutler,
all of Clinton and Angus Gra-
ham of Bayfield, placed first.
They were presented with sil-
ver serving trays donated by
Labatts Brewery,
The presentation was made
by Don Havens, Hensall, zone
sports officer.
Runners-up were Glen Gib-
son, RR 3 Walton; R. Riley,
RR 4 Clinton; R. Hazelwood,
Londesboro and M i 1 1 e r,
I Blyth.
Teams participated from
Hensall, Seaforth, Kincardine,
Brussels and Clinton,
In the doubles event, first
place was won by R. Ayers
and Reg Cudmore of Clinton,
while Tiny Thompson, Blyth
and R. Hazelwood, Londesboro,
placedsecond.
R. Smith, Clinton, won the
singles event, followed closely
by R. Ayers, Clinton.
Father dies
Funeral services for the late
Edward Brown, 61, Egmond-
ville, who died suddenly on
Thursday were held from the
Box funeral home, Seaforth,
on Saturday with burial in Eg-
. mondville cemetery.
BorninEnglandhe Came to
1Seaforth area in 1919,
He is survived by his wife,
the former Elizabeth C. Kruse;
two sons and five daughters.
Mrs. Roland (Margaret) Van -
stone, Hensall, is a daughter.
Bingo winners
The Legion bingo was well
attended by bingo fans on Sat-
urday last and winners were
Mrs. Clarence Hoy, Mrs.
George Varley, Mrs. Edna
Passmore, Exeter; Mr. Taylor
and Bill Noakes; Mrs. Beir-
ling and Bill Noakes; Miss H.
Murray, David Smale, Mrs.
Bert Riley; Mrs, Bert Riley,
Tom Kyle, Mrs. Norval Reid,
Toni Kyle, Miss Murray and
Miss Margaret Boa.
Jack pot specials Were won
b., Mrs. Hedden and Mrs.
Beirling; Mrs, Clarence Hoy,
Mrs. Varley, Mrs. G. Brode-
rick and Jim Smale (shared);
Mrs. Hedden, Mrs. N. Reid and
Miss Boa (shared). Door prize
winner S were Mrs. George
Varley and Mrs. Edna P'ass-
more, Exeter.
Saturday next jack pot will
be worth $90.00 in 53 calls and
two door prizes.
CHURCH NEWS
United church
World wide communion will
be celebrated Sunday, October
1.
Rev. Arthur Ffigginbotham,
of Walton and Moncrief, was
guest minister at the morning
service, choosing for his theme
"Into Eternity and Back".
Mrs. Helen Kleinstiver of
Dashwood was at the organ
cense],
Sunday evening the Young
Peoples' Union and members
of the congregation viewed a
77-mlnute color film, "john
Wesley", which portrays the
events and incidents in the
life of the founder of the Meth-
odist Church. It interprets his
long struggle to find a satisfy-
ing experience of God, and
demonstrates the outreach of a
ministry which came with this
deeper faith.
Chiselhurst
Sunday, October 1, 2.30 and
7.30 p.m, aaniversary services
will be held with guest speak-
er, Rev. W. J. Rogers of Erin.
dale.
St. Paul's Anglican
Harvest Nome Thanksgiving
services were held Sunday last.
The church was suitably dec-
()rated with grain, vegetables,
fruit and flowers. Rev. Bren
De Vries delivered two inspir.
ing m OSSA ges and Mrs. R. 14.
Middleton presided at the or-
gan consol,
4.400.1.
a granddaughter of Mr, :and
Mrs. Thomas Kyle Sr,, -of Heti-
Salk
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hensai personais
.e.ded ftineral of the lat.!' United Misch are planning a
M. And Mrs. Ellis Stewart The Everting Anxillary of the
ter's aunt. Mrs. Alvin bazaar, bake sale and tea in
Doctors „Echlin, liendersen,
Whitty and Sproat of Windsor
were luncheon guests Saturday
with Mrs. E. Sproat on their
Way north on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Alberta McBeath was
taken by Bonthron ambulance
Tuesday morning ta Scott Me-
morial Hospital, Seaforth, With
a heart condition.
Mrs. S. Sararas is a patient
at South Huron Hospital, Exe-
ter,
• Miss Jean Henderson was
soloist at St. Paul's Anglican
church harvest home services
on •Sunday morning.
Mrs, Garnet Allan is a pa-
tient in Clinton Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Sim Itoohol,'
Mr. M. Van Dyk, of Grand
13encl, attended the funeral of
Mrs. A. Van Dyk, of Florence,
held from the funeral home in
Blenheim on Wednesday of this
week.
Mr, and Keith Lindsay,1 1
Pamela and Sheila, of London,
!were weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, John Henderson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner,
Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Johns
and Larry of Exeter spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lavigne and
Mrs. Ella Venner, at Thorold.
Kenneth and Robert Pass-
inore, of Aylmer, paid a visit
to their grandfather, Mrs, John
Passmore, on Sunday,
The Explorers class will
Meet in the schoolroom of Car.:
mei Presbyterian Church this
Thursday afternoon and every
Thursday. Mrs. 0, Ross Mac-
Donald will be present,
Mr, Lloyd Passmore, of Del-
hi, spent the weekend with his
father, M., John Passmore.
Mrs. Lovina Reichert, Mr,
Ivan Reichert, Mr. and Mrs.
Orland Reichert and Mr, Henry
Adkins were in Ubly, Mich. on
Sunday attending the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Kuntze,
Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Vann/
of Portage La Prairie, Man,
, were weekend guests with Mrs.
'Mice Joynt. Mrs. Vopni, a
niece of Mrs, Joynt, the
former Jean Caldwell, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Cald-
well, of Wellwood, Man. and
this was her first visit to Hen -
tall, Mr. Vopni is editor of the
Daily Graphic and the Man-
itoba, Leader in Portage La
Prairie which has a staff of
40.
. Mrs, Jane Haugh, $9, of
Brucefield, was admitted to the
Queensway Nursing Home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Vair,•Bruce-
field, has returned home after
spending ten days as a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, Her niece, Mrs. Gus
Voth of Detroit, is taking care
of her during her convalescence.
Alr, and Mrs. Alonzo Hedden,
of Lucan, were Sunday guests
with Mrs, Catherine Hedden
and Herb,
Mr, and Mrt. Laird Wale,
Bob and Ann, spent Sunday in
Kitchener visiting the former's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and'
David.
Hensall Library will be open
every Thursday as well as
Tuesday and Saturday.
rich of RR Zurieb who died : the schoolroom of the United
suddenly at her home on Thurs.; Church Saturday, October 23,
day in her 41st year, FuneralProceeds are for new $111104Y
Services were held from the 'School building.
:Mennonite Church, Zurich, Sim. I Fourteen members of Ilea -
day, with burial in the Men -1 tall Women's Institute exPett-
nonite ceineterY, Goshen Line, live held a meeting at the home
Mr. Russell Moore, of Ban- • of President Mrs. Fred Beer
craft, is holidaying with friends last Wednesday evening and
in and ground Hensall this planned programs for the corn-
• week. ing year.
Mrs, Ella Harding and son, I Miss Sharon Smillie has en -
Bruce, of London, visited re- tered St, Joseph's Hospital,
Gently with Airs. Edna Corbett London, as a nurse -in -training.
and Air. and Mrt. Ed Car.' ;
Mrs. Clarence Smillie was
.admitted to St. Joseph's Hos-
pital on Wednesday, September
20 suffering a fractured left
hip sustained when she acci-
dently stumbled over the fam-;
ilY dog on the lawn at their
farm home,
The Ladies' Aid of Carmel
church are sponsoring a hot
turkey supper in the church.
Tuesday, October 3 from 5.30
to 7,30 p.m.
Mr. K. K. Christian left Sat-
urday by train for Hartland,
N,B, where he will spend a
week with his parents. Upon'
his return he will be 'joined,
by Mrs. Christian and Ross
and they will leave for a three -
weeks' vacation to different'
points in Toledo, Cleveland and;
Ohio.
Mr, Jack Chipchase, of To-
ronto, spent the weekend with;
his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Ernie Chipchase.
Mr. Earl Bell, of Toronto,'
visited over the weekend with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Glenn Bell,
bctt And Wayne,
:Miss Beth 4dad pt Gtfelph.
spent the 'weekend wither
parents, Pr. 4.. V,
gotidard.
art. Mande Schnell nI :Re*
gine, Sask, is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Charles te•P'11?Pt•'•
son.
Mr. and Mrs, Gus Voth, o
At ,the home •of Mrs. Barba
Sproat, friends honored Mrs,
Hugii MeMu.rtrie At A hirthdaat
dinner party. The :evening was
spent in a social hour.
Garnet Allan, who Was.
A 'patent in. Clinton Hospital,
has returnedhome.
Until 1913 in Canada taxation
on imports was the federal
government's principal source
of revenue; it wasn't until
World War I and just after
that Canadians started paying
income and corporation taxes
and a sales tax on manufactur-
ed goods,
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