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t3nf• PAck:.
AL S
HENSALL
is teaching at the Westdale
High School, and also Air, and
Mrs, Lawrence Bell and family,
They attended morning service
in the Westdale United Church.
where Charles had become a
member of the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keys
and Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Hill of
Simeoe have returned from a
three weeks' train trip to visit
relatives at Wainwright, Alta.,
Winnipeg and Pilot Mound,
Man,
Air. and Mrs. Lloyd McLean
took up residence in their new
home a mile and a quarter
south of Hensall on Highway 4
on Saturday last,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lovell of
Kippen, a recent bridal couple,
were honored at a reception
and dance at Zurich Community
Centre Saturday evening which
was largely attended. The cou-
ple were presented with purse
of money, Presentation address
was read by Lloyd Cooper and
gift presented by Jim McGreg-
or. Desjardine orchestra pro-
vided music for the dance.
Miss Ruth Anne Traquair and
Miss Ruth Anne Hume, St.
Thomas, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen.
Mr, Allan Soldan, Mrs. Lit-
Tian Mekle, Mrs. Bertha Ma-
son, Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Cle-
mas, of London. Mrs, Elsie
Case and Miss Wendy Moir of
Hensall, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs, John H. Soldan,
Patrick and Michael of Hay
township.
Mrs. Basil Edwards who has
been visiting in Toronto and
St, Catharines, for the past two
weeks has returned home. She
returned with her nephew and
his wife Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Parke of Zurich who vis-
ited in St. Catharines on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm visited on Monday
with Rev. and Mrs. Donald
MacDonald at Walkers, Ont.
Mr. Sam Oesch is confined
to his home with a fractured
ankle.
Explorers Hallowe'en
Various games and contests
were held for a Hallowe'en par-
ty by . the Explorers of Car-
mei church,
Contest winners were: Faye
Troyer (book balancer); Lois
Wright (carrot eater); Marjo-
rie Schwalm (dropping pen.
nies); John Thompson (wish.
bone); Janice Bonthron (candy
pusher); Beth Troyer (blowing
bubble gum),
Leader Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm provided treats.,
Carmel bazaar
,, •
Groups sponsor
Hallowe'en fetes
ensall
and district .news
• .CORRESPONDENTS.
Mrs,. Maude Hedden, Phone 5
Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 50
realizes $150
The bazaar, bake sale and tea
sponsored by Carmel Presbyte-
rian Ladies Aid, YPS and
CCM Friday evening in the
church basement was a success,
realizing $150 with donations
still coming in,
Conveners were; fancy work
and, aprons, Mrs, Earl Camp-
bell, Mrs, Harvey Hyde; slip-
per tree, Mrs, Malcolm Don-
gall; bake table, Mrs. E. Munn,
Mrs. Bessie Luker, Mrs, Percy
Campbell; touch and take, Mrs,
Robert Madge;
Home produce, Mrs. Archie
lloggarth, Mrs. Douglas Mae-
Gregor and Mrs, John Mac-
Gregor; (ea tables, Mrs. John
The 10(:),F baseball banquet Soldan, Airs. Harry Snell, Mrs,
will be held Wednesday, Nov. Ed Fink; CGIT, Patsy Moir
1.4 at 7 p.m. in the Hensall and Patsy Schwalm; Christmas
Arena auditorium, decorations, YPS; Christmas
Mr. J, R. (Jim) Millman of cards, Explorers; calendars,
London will be guest speaker Arnold Circle. •
and well known entertainers President of the LA is Miss
will be present. Hannah Murray,
Hensall personals
In in circles as hard es you were mayetL
in, screaming at the tip Dianne Yeehler and Ruth
mar lungs and firing your gun Smale convened the lunch, and
s Yon can. Wh" you Patricia Moir and Patricia
'we run out of breath and Sehwahn were in charge of
inintinition, sit down rttlintlY dbenr a iinn8,
• id take stock of the situation.
"" the stock-taking shows the
-'10.1ves to be pretty hare, Use MECCA for "we's tine solution, It Works
"-1st if there's a good, stiff SCRAPES
:,rteze, .lust gather some birch BRUMSES
,4rk, pile it in a clttm n of dry
1,rush and start a roaring hush INFECTIONSrush,
ri'e, When the f ire-fighters At, Iowa, a tavanie nt0IIV
Ove, you are be longer lost oinimoil for ovet 60 sears ?i rliffignot soon&
One lag word of caution. Ntargitliaal
"'hen „1011 bag your first hunt-, •01hing antitao-
rr. don't brag about it. It juM:zlrag ggifear!, 8"
'''i't done, in hunting circles,
even allow yOurself a 8"Y Mecca
• smirk of Satisfaction as an fin 6""68
qty carve that first notch in
• ^or gun. After all, there's no,
riling so unusual about your
feat, Any damn fool can silent
Ai lit/Ater, And quite e feW
Nye November 1901
Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of
Hensall. Public School canvas-
sed the village on Wednesday
afternoon and collected $67,00
for the UNICEF,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reid have •
taken up residence in Exeter,
Mrs. Charles Stephenson, who
has been a patient in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, has returned
home,
Mr. Jack Chipchase, of To-
ronto, visited over the weekend.
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Ernie Chipchase,
Mrs. Edna Corbett is spend-
ing this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Parker.
Mr, Brian Bonthron, of To-
ronto, visited over the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bonthron.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe De Loge, of
Sarnia, were weekend visitors
tiith the latter's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Lorne Chapman,
Mrs. Lou Simpson is spending
this week visiting with her
daughter Airs. Gus Voth in De-
troit.
Mr. and Mrs, Don MacLaren,
of Toronto, visited over the
weekend with Mr. and. Mrs.
Archie MacGregor and Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
Miss Dorothy Farquhar, of
Toronto, spent the weekend
wth her mother, Mrs. Emma
Farquhar.
Miss Ellie Hilsinger, Thames-
ford, was a weekend guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Sangster and family.
Miss Elvera Churchill, of To-
ronto, is visiting with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, this
week.
Members of Hensall Kinetic
Club delivered 43 boxes of
treats to the sick and shut-ins
in the village, patients at
Queensway Nursing Ho in e,
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
and Huronview, Clinton, on Sun-
day last. This is an annual fall
project of the club and a com-
mendable one and much ap-
preciated by the receivers.
Jim Smale left Sunday for
Cornwallis, N,S. where he has
enlisted with the Royal Navy.
Jim is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
Roy Smale.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle,
Bob and Ann, spent Sunday in
Hamilton visiting Charles who
Local native
reaches 95..
Airs. Helen. Dalrymple of
Clinton recently celebrated her
95th birthday and can personal-
ly recall the beginnings of the
village of Hensel!.
Oldest resident of Clinton, she
lived her childhood years near
Hensall and remembers when
some of the• first buildings in
Hensall, Petty's Pork Packing
House and the Anglican church
were erected .
She raised a family of nine
children, six of whom are liv-
ing, and has 35 grandchildren
and 75 great-grandchildren and.
four great-great grandchildren,
Unit packs bale
At the UCW unit 4 meeting
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Albert
Alexander reported that 17 car-
tons of good used clothing had
been packed and sent to To-
ronto for overseas relief.
Plans for the December 1
bazaar were discussed. Mrs.
Fred Beer took the devotional
and Mrs, Wilbert Dilling the
topic,
In hospital
Mr. Thomas Jolly, who makes
his home with his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Kipfer, fell and is a pa-
tient at South Huron. Hospital,
Exeter.
Ills son and daughter-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Jolly and
family of Port Hope visited
him in the. hospital over the
weekend, and also were guests
with Mr, and Airs. Kipfer and
family,
Ice carnival
one of best
The Hallowe'en skating carni-
val for children of Hensell and
area sponsored by the Kinsmen
Club and held on Wednesday,
Oct. 31 'in the local arena was
a great success and one of the
best held in years. Hensall Citi-
zens Band headed the parade
which left the town hall at 7.30
for the arena where judging
of costumes took place.
Winners were: Comic, 7 and
under, Jim. Ferguson, Betty
Beer, Kenny Varley; 8 to 10,
Mark Fiforcl, Shelley Bonthron,
Beth 'Cook; over 10,' Clark For-
rest, Paul, Drysdale, Gary Kyle;
Best dressed, 7 and under,
Bradley and 'Pauli. Baker; Joan
Goddard, Cindy Parker; 8 to 10,
Ann Bell, Linda Hay, Susan
Broadley; over• 10, Donna 'Rei-
chert, Michael Davis, Chrissie
Cameron.
Judges were Mrs. R. H. Mid-
dleton and Mrs, Thomas Laven-
der. The children enjoyed free
skating and refreshments, In
charge of the project were Bob
Caldwell, Harold Bonthron and
Homer Campbell.•
'Spirits here
well behaved
Hallowe'en . seemed to pass
over very quietly in the village
Wednesday night. The children
who called at the homes for
their usual "treat or trick"
were a well-behaved bunch of
youngsters and judging froth
the goodies their baskets and
bags' held they must have been
treated royally by the people.
Chief E. R. Davis, with Fire
Chief Byra.n Kyle and Bob Cald-
well who was on duty most of
the night reported everything
was fairly quiet with the excep-
tion of two signs being pulled
out, a picnic table in the mid.
dle of the street., a tool_ shed
owned by Orville Twitehell was
turned over, and a building at
the rear of Archie Noakes'
house turned over and dentol•
ished,
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mark Hall
By• MRS, :KEN .AiIcICELLAR
On October .26 a euchre and
crokinote party was held At
55 .5. Bibbert school, spon-
sored by the Junior Red Cross.
Eleven tables were in play.
High prizes went to Mrs. Er-
nest Harburn, Harry Norris
Jr„ Mrs. Bob Gardiner and Ed-
ward Kernick, A generous col-
lection to be donated to LINT.
CRF was received with thanks.
Lunch climaxed an enjoyable
evening.
On Tuesday, October 30, A
Hallowe'en party was enjoyed
by the .pupils when. they en-
tertained nine pre-schoolagers.
Costumes were splendid and
prizes were won by; ,ioyce
Norris, Beth Christie, Helen.
Christie, Edward Kernick, Jo-
anne Dow, Nola Dow, Jack
Christie, Ronald and 'Brenda
Gardiner and Linda Haekney.
Judges were Mrs, Don johns
and Mrs. Warren Clifford, Eve-
ryone enjoyed lunch served by
the, senior pupils,
Remembrance is WMS theme
Remembrance was the theme.
of the meeting of the Cromarty
Presbyterian •WMS when they
met at the manse in Exeter
on Thursday. There were four-
teen members and one visitor
present.
Mrs. K. McKellar presided.
Mrs, j. C, Boyne conducted the
worship service. The last chap-
ter of the study book, "Today's
Active season
for Brownies
The 1st Hensall. Brownie Pack
has an enrollment of 28 under
the leadership of Mrs. Robert
Cook, Brown Owl, and Mrs.
John Drysdale, Tawny Owl,
Seven Tweenies will be offi-
cially enrolled on November 27
at 4 p.m. in Hensall United
Church basement.
Meetings to date have in-
cluded athletes badge work
tested at the. school by Mrs.
William Smith and Airs. Fred
13roadley. A nature and treas-
ure hunt constituted another
meeting. Golden Hand Brown-
ies are currently working to-
wards their needleworkers
badge under the direction of
Mrs. J. B. Jarrell. On Novem•
ber 6 Tawny Owl took charge
of the bulb planting, another
test used in Golden Hand work.
Crafts for Christmas will
conclude the fall season,
Auxiliary to send parcels
At the Legion Ladies Auxili-
ary meeting Tuesday evening in
the Legion Hall it was voted to
send Christmas parcels to local
boys serving overseas.
The group will cater to a
Kinsmen banquet tonight
(Thursday) and to a Legion
banquet on November 10.
An invitation was received
from Blyth and Clinton Auxilia-
ries to attend their birthday
parties this month, Three teams
represented Hensel]. Auxiliary
at the Exeter Auxiliary bowling
tournament Wednesday.
The Legion and Auxiliary
family Christmas party will be
held Sunday, December 16.
Members will exchange Christ.
mas gifts at their Christmas
meeting. Mrs. Beatrice Forres-
ter, Zurich, won both mystery
prize and a guessing competi-
tion.zngo
was played and lunch
served.
schools
owe en
challenge in British .Gnina"
WAS reviewed by Mrs. T. Laing.
Mrs. C. MeKai„,/, condneted the
business period. Mrs. T. L.
Scott favored with a solo. fn
the absence of Airs, Grace
.Seett, Miss Olive Speare read
an article. "Words from the
Cenotaph", Mrs. E. Moore gave
current events.
Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs. Sa-
die Scott assisted the hostess
in serving refreshments.
The annual bazaar and tea,
sponsored by the Ladies Aid
and Marian Ritchie Auxiliary
of Cromarty Church will be
held on Wednesday afternoon,
November 14 in the b,'ornent
of the church.
Wtvts„ .servtce•
'I' h e annual Thankoffering
service of the Cromarty WMS
was held on Sunday with Mrs,
J. C. Boyne conducting the
service.
Mrs. Calder !deKaig and Miss
Olive Speare assisted with the
scripture reading and Mrs. T.
L, Scott led in prayer. Mrs.
Boyne gave a splendid mission-
ary address, using as her
theme "Why Missions?" The
choir sang an anthem,
Speaker told of church work
Mrs. J, N. Nichol, Listowel,
was guest speaker at the thank.
offering meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary in
the schoolroom of the church.
She told of the work of the
Presbyterian church and the
literature available. She was
thanked by Mrs. Mervin Dow,
A thanksgiving topic was
given by Mrs, Eldon Allen,
Mrs. Sam McCurdy took the
devotional. Mrs. Robert Laing
presided for the meeting, Plans
were made for a quilting at the
home of Mrs. Carter Kerslake.
Personal items
Misses Bonnie and Nancy
Kay, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Kay of London,
spent the, weekend with their
aunt and uncle, Miss Nettie
McCurdy and Mr. Will McCur-
dy.
Mrs. W, Harper visited on
Thursday with her mother,
Mi's. Clara Hackney, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen of
Moosejaw, Sask,, accompanied
by Mr. and Airs. Howard
Ahiers and two sons of Toron-
to were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mt-s. Frank Allen,
Mrs. Ahiers is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen
Mr. R, J. Everatt of Banff,
Alberta, was a guest for a few
days last week, with Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Scott and family
and Mrs. E. Moore.
Janet, Donald and Margaret
Couper of Mitchell, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Airs.
Gerald Carey and Mrs. Moore.
Mrs.- L. E, Abbiss of Toron-
to spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Carey, Staffa.
Mrs. Alex Walker and Kim-
berley spent a few clays with
her parents at Kirkland Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing vis-
ited on Sunday with AIr. and
Mrs. Wm, Caldwell of Bruce-
field,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Gardiner
attended anniversary services
at Knox Presbyterian Church,
Mitchell, on Sunday and after-
wards visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Kraemer of RR
Mitchell.
On Wednesday afternoon a
Hallowe'en party was enjoyed
by the nupils and parents of
SS 6 Hibbert. A Junior Red
elects
at Zion UC
By MISS MURIEL HERN,
ZION
Zion United. Church .annual
Sunday Scheel. meeting was.
held on Monday evening,
Of f er s for 19.04: were
elected, Superintendent is Nor-
man Jaques: .assistant, Fred
Miller; secretary, Harry Ja-
qne,s; treasurer, Morris Hem;
pianists, Barbara Bern, Paul.
Baker, Vernon Peril; cradle
roll superintendent, Mrs. Al-
lan Jaques.
Teachers elected were: prim-
ary, Mrs. Ray Jaques, Shir-
ley Jaques: intermediate jim.
ions; Mrs. Edgar Baker, Thom,
Las Brock; intermediate seniors,
Mrs, Cliff Jaques, Harry Hern;
junior bible class, Airs. Ger-
ald Henn Harold Hera; senior
bible class, Mrs. Morris Bern,
Wellington Brock, Ross Fern,
Cliff Jaques.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques
and Steven attended Kirkton
anniversary on Sunday and
were guests with Air. and Mrs.
Ray Paynter and David,
Air. and Mrs. William Strong,
Seaforth, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Brock and. Bill.
Mr. Lloyd Lynn and June,
Clandeboye, were Sunday eve-
ning visitors with Mr. and.
Mrs. Harry Hern, Ivan, Nancy
and Sandra,
Mrs. Orville Snell, Grimsby,
visited on Friday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriarn
Hern.
AIr. and Mrs. James Row-
cliffe, London, visited on Sun-
day with Aix. and Mrs. Wel-
lington Brock and Mr. and Airs.
Thomas Brock, Karen and. Mur-
ton.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Ward kiern were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon,
Christine and Jimmie, Brins7
ley, Miss Gerta Hunter and
Miss Phyllis Hern, London,
Air. and Mrs.. Beverly Skinner
and. boys, Exeter,
Cross program was followed
with judging of the costumes,
games and lunch. Those win-
ning prizes were Lorraine
Laing, Janet. Allen and Andy
Douglas.
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Honor fallen
on $unday
Remembrance Day will be ob.
served here Sunday, November
11 under the auspices of lien.
sail Branch. 468 of the Canadian
Legion.
Following a service at the
cenotaph at 10,30 when placing
of wreaths will take place,
Members of the Legion, Ladies'
Auxiliary, Scouts, Cubs, Guides,
Brownies and their leaders will
march to the United Church
for service at 11 a,m, and will
be addressed by Rev, Harold
F. Currie,
Baseball banquet
Sugar 'n spice
— Continued from page 4
whites of their eyes. If some-
thing moves in the bush, blare
away. It might be another
hunter, but there's an even
chance it's a partridge or a
deer. Or a farmer.
It's old-fashioned to wear
bright red clothing in the
bush, Statistics show that 98
oar cent of the hunters who
have been shot in the past ten Brightly lit jack - o - lanterns *ears were clad in red gar- grinne d down i nto the eerie
-dents, So why not wear some.- blackness as witches, beat-
'hing that blends with the Mks, ghosts, tramps and
'lush? You can sneak up on others significant of Home.
'he quarry that much easier, ,en passed the the "Gate. of
and there's a fair chance you Spirits". Watchmaker ran sneak past the other hunt- The prizes as awarded by the
ers, Without being spotted. H CGIT leaders went to Ruth Well known for QUdlity Watch, !hey do see you first, get away
Smale, a tramp for the most Clock, JewellerY, Electric "oar shot first, then drop to ;tins Bishack, Romeo, Shaver & Spettacle Repairing the ground and let them hang f or br i nging the
past
into the
-- way, They'll go home happy,
'In* everyone about the big Marilyn Monroe, f or th e pret.
buck they missed. Meg there,
* * Intrechiction of the masque-
ratters were carried out before JEWELLER & OPTICIAN
,you happen to become lost such games as bobbing for ap- ZURICH n the bush, don't panic. 'Mist pies, charades, and blow-out
present; and Air, MacDonald, Established 1918
J1i son pry n 'BC
speaker at .'Kippen • .
By MRS, NORMAN ,LANG Herb Mousseau, Dr. A. MO,
meeti ng in uSrtp:h Andrews P-
son, R.
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united Church held visitors' awl' hunting trip to Man'
Oct,day,, :30. with Mrs, Bert Fa. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr of
her And :Mrs, Thomas Reid as Winthrop visited :Sunday with
hostesses. Mrs. Ronald Me- Airs. E, powson.
Gregor was in charge of the
worship service, and the pres- 7+11(r•sjr,.BC.)rsoVrtl,4 Detroit,3r°wn' Mrs.QC and,Al -
ident, Mrs, Harold Jon PS yin Melt, WindS0r, Mr+ James.
chaired the meeting, Armstrong, Staffa, and. Mr.
Dr, J, E. Whiting, home .en Charles .Grimeel of Ow en
furlough from Hazelton, Sound were Sunday visitors
spoke and showed slides of his with AIr, and Airs, N, .Long,
wwoifek,
an
iss dW.tOS tliasr rit'Patetby
his
Miss Ann Westlake of Bayfield
Accompanied by Miss Marion
Triebner favored with duets,
Guests were present from.
VOW Chiselhurst, Egmonti,-
villa, from the WMS of First
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
WMS of Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Het:sail,
At the close of the meeting,
lunch was served -in the school- pining facilities for
room which was nicely decor- banquets and weddings
ated in -colorful autumn flow-
ers.
Surprise, for anniversary
Wednesday evening, Oct. 31 at
ENTERTAINMENT • • .A surprise party was held on
the home of Mr, and Airs. liar-
old Jones to celebrate their
twentieth wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent by play-
ing euchre.
Prize winners were: Mrs. Roy
McBride, Mrs, Pearl Love, Mr.
Harold Jones and Mr. Robert
Madge. Musical entertainment
Was also enjoyed.
Mr. Roy McBride read an
address and Mr. and Mrs. Jones
were presented with a pair of
table lamps, At lunch time
they were also presented with
a two-tiered cake which had
been made and decorated for
the occasion by Mrs. Pearl
Love and Mrs. Jim Love.
Personal items
Airs. Whiten an, widow of
the late Alden J. Whiteman,
formerly of Kippen, died last
week at her home in Long
Beach, Cal, Miss Mabel White-
man is a sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Faber
and Kevin accompanied by
Mrs. Elzar Mousseau spent
Sunday afternoon at Grand
BenAiceiSsrs Elzar Mousseau,