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Mrs, Meucie Heclelen, Pbene
Mrs. Archie MacOregerf Phone 56.
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for Kinsmen
Warrant Officer E. Lesnick,
of RCAF Station, Clinton, ,ad-
dressed Kinsmen from London
Stratford Exeter, Clinton
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to -i and
Hensall in a joint meeting at
the New Commercial Hotel,
Hensall, Thursday evening, Noy.
9, speaking on "Space Travel",
The speaker was introduced by
Kinsman Bill Mickle,
President Bill Fuss of the
Hensall club presided for the
dinner meeting and special
guests s from t rm e Hn s were
Hensall
members of the band and those
who helped with the carnival
and Hallowe'en party, Dr, D,
J. AicKelvie of Essex and Mr.
George Sawyer of Tillsonburg,
former Kinsmen members, and
Mr. Jack Sawyer, of Tillson-
burg, attended, There were 48
present, Miss Mary Kinsman.
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Chiselhurst United Church t 17.1e Royal
Thirt -seven WI members
and friends .enjoyed a bus trip
to the Royal Winter Fair, To,
ionto, on Monday, Nov. 13.
This was their fifth bus trip
organized by the President
Mrs, Fred Beer who was pre-
sented with a gift in appreeia-
Sunday School rotnns decorated
with varied colored Mums, was
the setting on Thursday after•
noon, November :9 for the an-
.nuaT bazaar, bake sale and tea,
sponsored by the Woman's As,
of the church,
Cashier Mrs, P. Harris re-
ports $160 realized,
i Conveners were' bai;e table,
Mrs, Alvin Cole, Mrs. A, Ross,
Mrs. Earl Kinsman, Airs. Lloyd
k crguson, Mrs. Percy Wright,
1 Mrs, Campbell .Eyre, Mrs. Tom
13rintnell, Mrs, George Boa
and
Mrs Russell , Ru se l Brock; sew.
ing, Mrs, R. Taylor, Mrs, Roy
MacDonald, Mrs, Wm, Brint-
nell; produce, Mrs, Clarence
Coleman, .Aires, Edwin Taylor,
Mrs. Ed Dick; candy, Mrs.
Ben Stoneman, Mrs, Robert
Boyce; tea tables, Mrs, Harold
Parker, Mrs. Jack Brintnell,
Hensal/ personals
Hunters Wes and Ross Rich.
ardson, Jim McAllister, How-
ard Smale, Grant McGregor,
Campbell Eyre, Bill Bell, Em-
merson Kyle, Dave Triebner,
Allan Tremeer, Carl Mc C1in-
chey and Ed Morton returned
home Sunday. from a week's.
hunting at Parry Sound, with
three fine deer, They reported
the weather fine, freezing at
night, but lacking snow,
Mrs, Keith Lindsay, Pamela
and Sheila, of London, are
spending this week visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, John Hen-
derson and fancily.
Mr. Jack Pfaff was admitted
to Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Erb
spent the weekend in Toronto
attending the Royal Winter
Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker
and Mr. and Mrs, William
Baker spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren
in Cooksville. Little Vicki Lee
Baker visited with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson
Pfaff in Br.ucefield.
Mrs. Edna Corbett visited
over the weekend with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie MacGregor.
Miss Patsy Jones of the staff
"of the local Bell Telephone of-
fice is having a week's vaca-
tion.
Miss ;Margaret Mousseau re-
turned to her home Sunday
after receiving treatment in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Ricky Parker entertained
several friends to his eighth
birthday party at his home on.
Monday..
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Parker
were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. David Morrissey at
Parkhill.
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had –been badgering hire for
days to take some "youth pills"
she bought for him, lie finally
relented one evening and took
event], of them before going
to bed.
Next morning, she found it
difficult to wake him, She
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George Beer, Gerald Bell and
Don Mousseau accompanied by
Keith Lindsay of London, left
for week's hunting trip to Man-
itoulin island.
Mr. Earl Bali and friend
of Toronto spent the weekend
at the home of his parents,
Mr,. and Mrs, Glenn Bell,
Mr. Ross Christian, Bramp-
ton, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, K.
K, Christian,
Messrs. Orville and Wayne
Ford, of Hay P,0„ Jack Par-
sons, Exeter, Clark Webster,
Hensall, returned from a hunt-
ing trip to McKerrow in the
Sudbury district, on Friday.
Dr. and Mrs, D. J, McKeivie
of Essex were guests last week
with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Drys-
dale and Jill, on their way
through to Shellbourne to visit
relatives.
Edward. Stewart, of Espanola,
is vacationing with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Neeb, Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Webster
and Clark, of Hensall; Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Neeb, Zurich, at-
tended the Cormie-Stewart wed-
ding at the Roman Catholic
Church, Espanola, Monday,
November 6 at 10 a.m. The
young couple spent their honey-
moon at the Webster home.
The bride is a niece of Mrs.
Webster.
Mrs, Robert McAllister and
daughters, Mrs. R, Turner and
Mrs. M. Johnston, spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs. W.
R. McAllister of Toronto, and
while there attended the Royal
Winter Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell tied-
den, Karen, Kevin, Keith and
Kerry, St, Catharines, Mr. Har-
old 'Redden and Bob, of Dres-
den, were weekend visitors
with Mrs, Catherine Hedden
and Herb.
tion,
The group left Hensall at
8 a.m. and arrived home at 2
a.m. the next morning. After
getting off the 'pits in Toronto
they spent three hours .la down
.,
town loronto and the .First per-
son they met was Rev, W, 3,
Rogers of Erindale, formerly
of Hensall.
The rest of the time was
spent at the Coliseum where
the ladies were thrilled with
the beautiful floral display, at-
tended the horse show in the
evening of which the highlight
was the ROMP musical ride,
See pies of Holy Land
Mrs. John Chapman of Lon
don gave a commentary and
her husband showed picture
of their travels in the Holy
Land at the Evening Auxiliary
meeting held in the auditorium
of the United Church Monday
evening. Mrs, Chapman was in-
troduced by Mrs. Walter Spen-
cer, and thanked by Mrs, Don
Joynt.
Mrs. Ron. Mock who presided
gave the welcome to the mem-
bers and special guests, WMS
and .Arnold Circle of Carmel
Church, St, Paul's Anglican,
Chiselhurst and Kippen soci-
eties, and WMS of the United
Church. Mrs. A. Shirray con-
ducted the devotional assisted
by Miss M. Ellis.
Mrs. William Fuss and Mrs.
Ken Breachey of Zurich con-
tributed a vocal duet accompa-
nied at the piano by Mrs. A.
M. Amacher, Miss Greta Lara-
mie favored with a violin solo
with Mrs. Currie Winiaw ac-
companist. g
Refreshments were served in r
the Sunday School rooms, the G
tea 'table centering an arrange-
ment of mums flanked by
candelabra, Mrs. E. Rowe and
Mrs, Mock poured tea. Host-
esses were Mrs, Jack Drysdale
and Mrs. Howard Scene. Mrs.
Winlaw' and Mrs. Edison For-
rest formed the reception com-
mittee, Over 100 attended,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. George Gawne
anddaughters, of Florence, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Sim Roobol.'
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Honoring the dead of two geant, Bill Rarown; standard, ,A Iieusali women,s Institute en� and a skit "TAble Ma zs
world wars Remembrance Day bearers, Don Havens ,and A. 4 family, •dinner v+asSho drat tertained Iiuxoeda.ie ;and Zurteh
was observed here o Satu d Y I Pinsent for the Legion,; M. tb . ',Do insHotel,' u ie o branches at its pltblio relations
e m . on _ G .r.._.h> n sda ,
under the:auspices of Hensall, Harry ilcrtpn and 1►lrs. • :How. Wednesday evening,. Noy. 8 to i m.eeting held ki'edne y eve.
Legion liraneh i . r and :Small for the Auxiliary* lienor 'Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur I ping, Nov. 8. ('resident Mrs,
At the cenotaph Padre Rev.' David Taylor for Scouts; /web Miller, Staffa pit their 45th an., Fred Beer expressed wei-
Currie Wlnlaw offered ,prayer. act Hex for Cubs; Janet Jenkins niversary, come to the s0 xrlexn'bexs and.
Last Post was Sounded,, two• for Guides. Chief Constable E, After din evewent!guests who attended tl?e kneel.
neer _ryone
minutes silence and reveille. R. Davis directed traffic, .and to :the home of Mr, and Mrs. mg at,
Wreaths were placed for the Auxiliary served refresh Benneth Duncan for the re,. nixs, J,alyd M,ekle gave a
Ar„inn„ r,f nn1„�in 'hv 114re. �nrenis in Cha T.aoln„ [I�n Cpmmenta. ,and. $hewed. p1C+
tures of her trip to the Wt?st.
M' w'��” iris. Fxtinur ntliler ani igen cl this summer going through the
Legion Auxiliary, President adian Le ton entertained neem- neth, Mr, .and Mrs. John Miller, United Staves as. far as Glacier
M Gordon �.0 n, Village . bels � National. Fark, drvin ihrou h'
Mrs, G, Reeve John Hendee- H of t e (ounce, Reeves of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller, the ,mountains a to , al ary
son; Township 'f Hay, Reeve l and Cub lead>:ray and e� o ath, occas Lee .and Teresa all.of Mafia; p C g Y
V. L. Beck: r• Township_ s t a Sm ,gas Mir, and Mrs, James Miller,
p of 'bard, turkey banquet In the Le- Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs, Sam
',t'uckersmith, Reeve Ivan For- glen Hall at the conclusion of McCurdy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
syth; ist Hensall Scouts, Mr, Remembrance Day Saturday,Duncan, Faye and Dennis, Mr.
John Baker; 1st kiensail Girl evening, and Mrs, Kenneth Duncan, Ja-
nice and Floyd, all of Kirkton/
Honor Staffa lady
by members of the 'oliyT pinto
4-H club, Barbara 1'Vebher
Jean Westcott and Margaret.
}lyde, with .commentary by
Margaret Oke. Tilts skit has
been presented several .times
including Clic area epnventioe
at London and Western Fair„
Readings Were given by Mrs.
Newell .Geiger; ;and soles, "coni
gave ,us: Hames" and "3 .teolt
a miracle"• by Mrs, Ar M.
Amacher, with. Mrs, Grace Her,
pole, accompanist, Mrs, Georgy
Hess, who presided for the
and on to Banff, Lake Louise, program, .conducted sing -songs
Parkthrough Jasper National with Miss Greta Lammie.at the
P
k an .don dmonton,. piano. Mrs, R. D. Elgie gave
coming home by the Canadian courtesy remarks.
Guides, Mrs, W, J, Canteropi
1st Hensall Wolf Cubs, Mr. Jack
Lavender; Kinsmen and (Cin,
saes, Mrs, William .Clement,
Rev. Ross D, MacDonald was
guest speaker at the .service in
the town ball which fpllpwed.
Air. MacDonald's theme was
"The Price a Peace" He spoke
of the fear and dread prevalent
in the hearts of SG many to-
day and the need of our world
to recognize its true peril.
"This is not", he said "peril
of nuclear weapons or the
f
threat o but
mass destruction, b t
the need of a change in the
hearts of all. men." Mr. Mac-
Donald reminded his audience,.
Jesus said "Except ye repent,
ye shall all likewise perish.
"The price we must pay is the
price of repentance, the trans-
formation of human hearts that
fear may be cast out by love,
and that in Jesus Christ peace
may reign",he concluded,
Mrs, R, ryde accompanied
at the piano for the hymnsand
musical prelude and a union
choir led the singing,
Following service in the
town hall the parade headed
by the RCAF Centralia Trum-
pet .Band re-formed for march-
past and salute at the ceno-
taph,
Participating in the parade
were the Legion, Auxiliary,
Scouts, Cubs, Guides and
Brownies. Parade marshal! was
Wilmer Dalrympsei color ser -
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Mr. Len Carty and son of
London visited Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Prance last Sunday,
Feter Laeh is having the
arage on. the Kimmerly farm
emodelled for living quarters,
ooding Construction Co, of
Parkhill have the contract,
Remembrance Day was oh -
served in the schools last Fri-
day afternoon.
The New Venice .Farm har-
vested an excellent crop of
kidney beans..
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Warden Ivan Forsyth spoke,
his remarks based on Remem'
prance Day, Councillor Elgin.
Thomson of Tuckersmith was
also a guest at the banquet,
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Hensall Kinettes at their
meeting Tuesday evening at L
the home of Mrs, John Heat
deckled to sponsor the March
of Dimes campaign in January
with Mrs, ,Janes Hyde as cam
paign chairman.
Members will deliver around
homes, hospitals or nursing
homes50.boxes to shut-ins in their
The group will appear on
CFI -L -TV program "Act Fast"
on January 27. IVIrs. William
PussDinette waspin.presented with her
Prior to the meeting mem-
bers canvassed the town selling
rtiafckflets on a Christmas cake,
airs. Harold Knight won the
e,
Father dies.
Mr, Norman George Shiels,
65, of .Belgrave formerly of
Brussels, died in Wingham
General Hospital on Wednes-
day, Nov, 8.
Survivors are his wife, the
former Lillian Rogers; sons,
Norman, Ashfield •'„Township;
George, Hensall; daughters,
Mrs. Gai.let (Donna) Allan,
Hensall; Miss Shirley Shiels,.
Detroit, Mich.; a sister, Mrs,
WinghGeorgeam. (Elizabeth) Johnston,
Funeral services were held
Friday from the D. A. Rann
funeral home, Brussels, with
burial at Brussels cemetery.
' Attending the funeral from
Hensall were Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Allen. and Margaret and
Mr. and Mrs. George Shiels.
On Saturday evening men
bets of the a9MS and the WA
of Staffa United Church and
the neighbours gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Nor-
ris for a social evening, Mrs.
Bert Daynard was chairman
and sing songs and contest
were enjoyed,
During the evening Mrs. Jim
gall (the former Ethel, Ma
Norris) was presented with an
armchair and �saln t ma a-
u g
zine rack,
• Personal items
On Saturday afternoon the
Staffa Women's Institute had
booth at Mra, Ed, Butson'
sale. Over $20 was cleared for
Institute work.
Thursday evening guests with
Gail Agar were Julie Ann El
liott and Darlene Templeman
The occasion was Gail's 9th
birthday.
Cr. and Mrs, James Lyall
Toronto, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lyall's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Norris.
Mrs. Ernest Templeman vis
ited. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Will Miller, Cromarty.
visited
Mr, and Mrs. Alex James
vrecently with Miss Mar-
garet Miller and James,
Mr. David Kemp, Stratford
Teachers College spent the
weekend at his home her.
Mr. Arthur Kemp had his
right hand caught in the plow
Thursday afternoon, Several
stitches were required to close
the wounds.
Quite a large number from
this community attended the an-
nual commencement at Mitch-
ell District High School. The
valedictory address was given
by Tery Daynard (OAC), son
of Rev, and Mrs. Daynard,
Staffa.
'Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Brien
and Mike Parsons visited over
West,
Interesting and helpful an
swers were received in re
sponse to the roll call "A sery
ice .our WI could render".
Contributing to the program
from Hurondale were duets by
Barbara and Linda Dougall,
accompanied. by their grand-
mother, Mrs, Andrew Dougall,
Ina musical: chairs contest
,conducted by the president
Winners were Mrs. Albert ,Keys,
Mrs. Alvin Moue, 'Mrs, Stanley
Aitchell, Mrs. Lloyd Balton,
type and Mrs. Arthur Rundle,
Carnrnents about
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By MRS. NORMAN :LONG
s Personal hemp~
Mr, and. Mrs, Robert Mc-
Gregor and Mr. and Mrs, Alex
. McGregor were in Toronto
Monday, Tuesday and 1Wednes,
day of last week and attended
the Ontario Federation of Agri,
culture meeting at the Royal
York Hotel. They were taken
through the assembly yards for
the selling of hogs.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Wahl of
Listowel. visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Dickert.
Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Jones and boys
were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Huxable and Bill of. Centralia,
Mr. and Mrs, William Stog-
dill, of Toronto, visited during
the week with the latter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Elston Dowson.
Visitors d- ring the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Norman
Long were Mr. and Mrs, Chris
Haist of Zurich, Mr. Roy Arm-
strong and son of Owen Sound,
Mr. James Armstrong of Staffa
and Miss Katherine Feltzer of
Grand Rapids, Mich.
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Don O'Brien and family in
Flint, Michigan,
,Qn behalf of the Visiting
members Mrs. Harry Dougall,
president of Hurondale WI and
Mrs, Delbert Geiger, president
of ,Zurich W. expressed thanks
for a fine evening of entertain-
ment.
Program conveners were
Mrs. M. Redden and Mrs. G.
Hess, Hostesses, Mrs. ' Carl
Payne and Mrs, E. Norminton,
"I hear the bank is looking
for a cashier."
"But I thought they just
hired one a month ago,"
"They did. That's the one
they're looking for."
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