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Pige 4 January, 11,. 1943
the nearly -eompleted.
ninnity hall the meetin;adjoar,
ned, The next _meeting will be
February g5.
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Rev, and. Mrs, Wm, Pata .and
Billie were in _Kitchener lag-
week; the- former at the pap,
oral .eohterenee, the letter with
her mother,
Philip,. son. of _Mr, and Mrs,
Elmer Hader is a patient In
St. Joseph's hospital, London,
Where -lie tinderWent an _wee-
dectotny Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wildfong
and family of London Were
wpekend visitors with .friends
and .relatives here,
YP service • at Creel ;ter
gRVINFIADEN Hensall
evening in the term of a Pot
luck *4PPE4' with OWL fifty 1..0
Attort444,,R_reeicleritgiciPeker
called the meeting to- order
felleWeti by prayer by Reinhold
Alvin Walper led. in a
sing ,sang.
Following SOPPer George
Reichert Of Zurich, intretineeci
by Alvin Wainer,. Skewed inter
resting Alma on an -extended
tour of Europe he had taken.
A lam atiewn en 4 former box
social by Lorne, Klei tl v r
added amusement to the even-
leg, A draw _donated PyHAYteep
garage was Well.hy ,Pienn Webb,
After the usual business ses-
sion )010 ,dealt mainly With
end district news.
The I:910 .FelleWehle of
EUB church met together Mon,
day. anuary -go, .for ari_everiing:
of recreation .and fellowship in
the recreation room .91‘ Mr, and
Mrs. .Jack Galser, Fallowing
etirlieg leneh was .served by
Mrs, Passer and Mrs,
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ATTEND ANNIVMARY
TWenty,nine 1-44 i e s from
Dashwood WI journeyed by bus
to -Exeter Monday evening where
they attended Huron 50th anniver„,
nary of InStItittea•.
TheY also nreSented. a skit,
PAsIlWQOP MEN'S CLUB
paehwood. MeW.s Club held
their regular meeting Monday
CORRESPQNPENTS
Mrs. Made Hedden, Phone 5
Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56
St Call!
BY MR5.
spQ.N.p0ps. MOVIE
A movie entitled Christian
Stewardship was presented See,
day, evening in Zion Lutheran
church. by the Men,e .club, It
also served the LWML as their
Christian. Growth workshop, A
lively .discussion fellewed,
,Epiphany family night spon,
SOTO by the Ladies. Aid will
be held Friday ..evening,
LIBRARY MAKES CHANGES
At ..a special library meeting
called on Satnrday aftornpqn
it was decided that all students
both public and high school
would be allowed to read frep
of charge in order to encourage
more children to use the li-
brary facilities, It is also hoped
te make 'better books available
to them, An adult readers will
pay the regular fee.
CHOIR SUPPER
The choir members, wives
and husbands of the Evangelical
IJEI church were guests of the
ladies of the WSWS inaaappre-
ciatipn diriner Wednesday, Jan-
Unless our tailoring firms extend
their offer, this will be the LAST
WEEK of our annual bargain-
loaded suit sale. Don't be
disappointed Order Now
"Mercs"
Meteors
Comets
By WO. I-, PR E tzPATOR
„ EDIT N
Youth Sunday wasehserved1n
the gp}3 bhuroh on .Sunday,
January 27.
The chairman for the ser-
vice was Rohald Weber, presi-
dent of the Young Peoples Or-
ganization, Prayer was Wen liY
Wayne Ratz and scripture Was
read by Marina Coughtrey.
The pest speaker for thp
service was Perry Vanderworp
or Friendship'Pollee in Kit-
chener.
Yp DISCUSS YOUTH
The United Church Yp met
jinanthuearsycr
a and
school ronornev, s ertn, S. nndiaiya
led a discussion onYouth Week,
Worship service was taken
by Ken Moon, Dick Coulter and
Doreen Kenney.
The question "What is Pray-
er" was given the young people
in a short story by Doreen Ken-
ney.
The next meeting will be held
February 11. A skating party
is planned for January 31.
WI NEWS
The WI family night planned
for February 8 has been can-
celled because of the Teen-
Town semi-formal planned for
that night. However, the invita-
tion to join the Grand Bend WI
on February 21 was accepted.
A Red Cross canvass of the
town will be made in the near
future. Mrs. P, Boulianne is in
charge.
A number of the Crediton WI
members attended the 60th an-
niversary of Institute work in
South Huron held in Exeter Le-
gion Hall on Monday January 28,
Mrs. Emmery Fahrner was
chosen to read the minutes of
the first meeting on record,
Mrs. Fahrner was earliest dis-
trict secretary present and
acted in this capacity from 1936
to 1942,
Carmel church
Kinettes...hear
Zurich woman
Mrs, Don .0ke, Zurich, was
guest speaker at the meeting
of Hensall Keiette club held
last Wednegiay evening at the
home of Mrs. Jack Drysdale.
Mrs. Olce showed a film and
gave a talk on cystic fibrosis,
Mrs. William clement intro,
duced the speaker.
Guests were mrs. Ronald
Wareing, Mrs. Orrin Williams,
marching mother for March
of Dimes, and Mrs, Oke. Plans
were finalized for the March
Of Dimes canvas which was
held on Tuesday.
President, Mrs. John Heal
was in the chair.
PERSONALS
Mr. Robert Lambio, who
spent the past few weeks under-
going treatment at Westminster
Hospital, London returned to his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren
of Toronto were weekend visit-
ors with the latter's parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne ChaPrrigi,
and also visited with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie MacGregor.
Misses Geraldine and Doro-
thy Parker of London visited
over the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker and Patsy.
Mr. James MQEwen of Tor-
onto spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mrs. Edna Corbett visited
this week with Mr, and Mrs.
George Parker, Ricky and
Cindy.
Miss Marion Bell of London
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E,
Bell.
Mr. arid Mrs. William Brown,
Miss Carol Brown and Mr. Wil-
liam Brown Jr. were recent
visitors with Mrs. Brown's
mother, Mrs. H. W. Neeb in
Tavistock.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Donald and family spent a few
days this week with the latter's
parents at Brockville.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson'
of Lower East, Pubnico, N.S.
are visiting with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Johnston and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson An-
derson, RR 2, Hensall, are
holidaying in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Christian
recently spent a few days in
Napanee, and enjoyed a social
hour with Mr. and Mrs. V. M.
Pyette, David and Jane of Par-
ker.
Miss Sharon Riley, London,
spent the weekend with Miss Ann
Mickle.
The general meeting of the
United Church Women will be
held Monday, February 11 at
8:30 pm when guest speaker will
be Rev. Bren De Vries, Exeter.
ENJOY VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan
of Kitchener, daughter and son-
in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Mickle leave Thursdaymorning
of this week to fly by jet to
Vancouver tom e e t the 22 coup-
les across Canada who have
been honored by the. Goodyear
Company.
The twenty three Goodyear
dealers won this trip for the
highest percentage increase in
sales over the previous year
in their different categories.
There will be a reception and
banquet at the Vancouver hotel
and later that day they will fly
to Hawaii to spend two weeks
vacation.
Everything has been planned
for them in the way of entertain-
ment indoors and out.. They will
tour the island and have a boat
trip around the island and into
Pearl Harbor. All their ex-
F FE NT uit le
Three Great Canadian Tailoring Firms —
House of Stone Firth Bros. - James Bros.
The biggest selection of samples offered anywhere!
elects officers
At the annual congregational
meeting of Carmel Presbyte-
rian Church held Friday evening
with Rev. ROSS MacDonald,
chairman, Earl Campbell acted
as secretary,
Appointed to the Board of
Managers were Beverly Beaton,
Trevor Wilson and Jim Dou-
gall. Ed Munn was appointed to
the board of trustees to replace
R.Y. McLaren.
Reports submitted from the
different organizations, dis-
closed the church to be in good
financial standing.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade
and family of Ancaster and Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Wade and family
of London visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. John
Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Faist
and boys of Waterloo visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Mary Faist.
Saturday visitors with Rev.
and Mrs. A. M. Schlenker and
family were Rev. and Mrs. G. R.
Strome and boys and Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton Kirk and Eleanor
of Milverton.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and fain-
Hy were Mr. Gerry Vander-
worp of Kitchener, Mrs. Van-
derworp, Bill Richard and
Allie of Exeter and Miss Elaine
Devine of Dashwood.
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Phone 31 Hensall Phone 235-0270
EXETER Jury
Baptist church
fetes manager
Alient -60 members of Hay-
field Baptist Church met at the
,parsonage, F r tat ay night to
honor antiMra..K.K. Chris-
tan on their departure for Na,
pane.
Leslie Bobbins, pastor, pre-
sented Mr. _Christian with a
reference Bible and Mrs.
Christian with a corsage. Mr.
Art Bell, Crediton, on behalf
-of the elders, presented Mr.
Christian with a book.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Art
Bell arranged an evening of
games, contests and lunch.
Oriental theme
for CGIT meet
Members of Hensall CGIT
attended the January 24th meet-
ing in typical Korean costumes.
Mrs. Ed. Fink, assistant leader,
served an oriental dinner con-
sisting of sweet and sour spare
ribs, chow mien, fried rice and,
for dessert, mixed fruits.
Leader Mrs. Ross MacDonald
presented each of the girls with
chopsticks which were kept as
mementos.
Later, Miss Patricia Moir
took over with the program,
Miss Ruth S m ale and Miss
Dianne Koehler presented a
puppet show, and a skit was en-
acted by the Misses Ruth S male,
Dianne Koehler and Rose Mary
Neilands. Miss Smale gave her
version of Souther hospitality
before Miss An a Lawrence.
Miss Rose Mary Neilands and
Miss Patricia Schwalm did a
series of skits.
Mrs. MacDonald showed two
films and Mrs. Fink and Pat-
ricia Moir led a discussion.
BEGIN ASIA STUDY
At the meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary in the
church Mrs. Eldon Allen intro-
duced the new study book, "The
Rim of East Asia."
The cook book committee re-
quested recipes for the 100th
anniversary cook book to be
handed in this month. It was
decided to quilt at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Scott the following
week. The work committee han-
ded out quilt blocks and they
also plan to make quilt tops
in the colonial design to. sell
at the annual bazaar.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller opened the
meeting and Mrs. John Miller
read an article by Rev. M.L.
Goodman. Mrs. John Temple-
man favored with a humorous
reading.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Kenneth McKellar is a
patient in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McKin-
non, Sharon and Gloria of Zion
were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Allen.
Hugh Scott, student at OAC,
Guelph spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
L. Scott and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen,
Janet, Nancy and Frank visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutson,
Staffa.
Owing to the stormy weather
of last week Mr. Hector Mc-
Phail's auction sale was post-
poned to some later date.
Mr, Eric Norris, O,A,C.,
Guelph spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Norris.
Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Miller
and Karen Visited Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller and farhily,
Pupils from E.S. 3 and S.S.
4 Hibbert and their teachers
enjoyed a skating party at Mit-
chell arena on Friday afternoon
from 8 to 4 p.m.
Since 1044 the average Work
week in Canadian manufacturing
has been reduced from 46 hours
to 40,6 hours.
nary 23, following dinner a
repprt of_ the choir committees
was heard,
The new officers are; presi-
dent, Mrs, Gorden B ender;
vice-president, Mes. Jack Gei-
ser; secretary,treaserer, Mrs.
George Tiernan. The remainder
of the evening was spent curling
in the recreation room at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Getteer,
YOUTtl SUNDAY
The Dashwood EUB church
observed Youth Sunday at the
morning and evening services
on Sunday, Eric Wolfe, presi-
dent of the youth Fellowship
was leader in the morning ser-
vice. Larry Wein read the
scripture and Robert Hoffman
lead in prayer. Rev. M. J. James
spoke on the theme "Bound to
be Free".
At the evening service a film
on the .,Rim of East Asia" was
shown. Members and the minis-
ters of both Zurich and Crediton
churches joined in the evening
service.
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Miss C. Murdock
registered nurse
Miss Christina McBeth Mur-
dock (Beth), RN died suddenly
in Clinton Public'Hospital Mon-
day, January 28th in her 49th
year.
Surviving are her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Murdock,
Brucefield, one brother, Wil-
liam N. Murdock, Dundas, two
sisters, Mrs. Stanley G. Rumble
(Audrey), Toronto; Mrs. Wm.
N. Duncan (June) Miami, Fla.
Public funeral services were
held from the Bonthron Funeral
Chapel, Hensa 11, Wednesday
with burial in Baird's cemetery.
penses including plane fares are
being paid for by the Goodyear
Company.
"He wants you to Wait outside,
Mother."
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