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December 19, 1963 Page 4 Personal$. Kipper,
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
By MRS. WILLIAM ROPE Hensall
.and district news.
CORRESPONDENTS
Maude .Heckien, Phone 5
Mrs. .Archie MacGregor, Phone 56
Santa treats
350 children
Christmas services Wins scholarship
T. B. Daynard, Staffa, won one
of two OAC Alumni Foundation
scholarships for third year stu-
dents at the agricultural col-
lege. The award is given for all
round good citizenship, and was
presented at the annual scholar-
ship banquet last week.
--OAC photo
were given out .from a well
laden gaily decorated tree.
PERSONALS
Mr, and Mrs. Mac wogert
attended the at home at Londesr
boro Saturday for Mr. andyirs.
Wilmer Howatt!s fortieth wed-,
ding anniversary which was on
December 15,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard CPA-
nington, Janet, David and Joyce
were Sunday guests with Mr,
and Mrs. Ajmer Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Det,
tmar and family of Exeter were
guests on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Jeffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray,
Robert, Janet and Ruth visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil,
liam Elford.
Thames Road school concert
will be held in the church base-
ment Friday evening Dec. 20.
The Messengers held a skat-
ing party recently at the arena
in Exeter, They all returned
to the church where Mrs. Ed-
win Miller showed pictures.
Lunch was then served. The
Messenger leaders are Mrs.
Lee Webber and Mrs. Bev Mor-
gan.
Santa Claus arrived in Hen-
sall last Saturday afternoon in
the fire truck to welcome some
350 children of Hensall and dis-
trict and their parents, to the
annual Christmas party spon-
sored by the Businessmen and
liensall branch of the Cana-
dianLegion 468,
Gifts and treats were handed
out to 350 children and 300
bottles of chocolate milk, the
latter donated by Hurondale
Dairy. Cartoons were shown
in the town hallwith Bill Fuss
in charge of the projector.
Handing out the treats were
Reeve Norman Jones, cl e rk
Earl Campbell, Chief of police
E. R. Davis and Rev. Ross Mac-
Donald. Handing out the choco-
late milk were the members of
the Senior Citizens Euc h r e
Club.
Mrs. Alvin Well of WiliciPar
and Mr, andIvIrs. Oswald Drown
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little,
Hensall, visiting Sunday after-
noon with the former'sparents,
Mr, and Mrs. N. Long,
UCW ELECTS OFFICERS
KIPPen UCW held their
Christmas and annual meeting
last Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Howard Plant,
the manse, in Brucefield with
28 in attendance.
Mrs. Bert Faber was elected
president for 1964 succeeding
Mrs. Harold Jones who has held
the office for two years.
V i c e-presidents are Mrs.
Emerson Kyle and Mrs. Lloyd
Lovell; recording secretary,
Mrs. Russell Consitt; corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. Tho-
mas Reid; treasurer, Mrs.Edi-'
son McLean. Mrs. Reid pre-
sented the slate of officers.
The worship period was taken
by Mrs. William Consitt and
Mrs. Ralph Turner. Christmas
carols were sung accompanied
on the organ by Mrs. Ross
Broadfoot. A reading was given
by Mrs. Lovell, a poem by Mrs.
Jones and a duet by Misses
Joan Sinclair and Elizabeth
Smale accompanied by Mrs.
John Sinclair,
Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs.
Winston 'Workman.
CARMEL CHURCH
The annual Christmas ser-
vice will be held Sunday morn-
ing at 11 am, Special music
will be rendered by the senior
and junior choirs, under direc-
tion of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall.
Rev. Ross MacDonald will de-
liver a Christmas message;
at 8:15 pm Sunday evening, the
CGIT will hold a candlelight
service in the church sanctuary,
to be followed with an hour of
fellowship in the church school
rooms,
The annual Sunday School
concert was held Sunday evening
with a good attendance despite
the inclemency of the weather.
Mr. Jim Dougall was chairman.
The program embraced reci-
tations, carols, numbers by the
various classes of the Sunday
School, and the presentation of
a colored sound film "The Birth
Of The Saviour." Treats and
gifts were handed out and lunch
served.
da. . And now perhaps you'd
like to meet the artist . .
MARK 40 'YEARS
Mr, and Mrs, Mac Hodgert
entertained on Wednesday last
in honor of the latter's par-.,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmar
Howatt's fortieth wedding an-
niVersa41,
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmar Howatt, Mr. and
Mrs. James Howatt and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howatt
and family of Londesboro, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Howatt pf Sea-
forth.
BABY BAND PARTY
Thursday afternoon the Baby
Band party in the church was
held with the leaders Mrs, Reg
Hodgert and Mrs. Lorne Pass-
more in charge.
Cliff Allen of Fullerton show-
ed pictures which were in-
teresting.
Mrs, Reg Hodgert was in
charge of the worship service
assisted by Mrs. Wilson.
There were eleven children
who graduated from Baby Band
to the Messengers. Mrs. Bev
Morgan welcomed the new
members to the Messengers as
they passed through the gra-
duating gates.
Those whograduated, were
Janet Bray, Jimmy Cottle,
Bradley Johns, Carolyn Kellett,
Mary Kernick, Brian Mayer,
Dale Passmore, Elaine Stew-
art, Robbie Stewart, Ronni e
Stewart and Sandra Stewart.
There were about 50 mothers
and children present.
SS CONCERT
Victor Jeffery, superinten-
dent of the Sunday School, was
chairman for the concert that
was held Friday evening in the
church basement with a good
crowd in attendance.
The program consisted of
dialogues, recitations and mu-
sical numbers, Rev. Hugh Wil-
son spoke a few words.
Santa Claus arrived and gifts
FREE
Skating
at
Hensall
Arena
Kinette members
pack CAS boxes
The Christmas meeting of the
Kinette Club of Hensall was held
at the home of Mrs. Jack Drys-
dale Wednesday night, Decem-
ber 11. Mrs. Harold Bonthron
and Mrs. Robert Reaburn at-
tended as guests.
Two boxes of children's
clothing and toys were packed
and will be sent to the Child-
ren's Aid Society at Goderich.
'A short business session pre-
ceded an evening of court whist
• and prizes were won by Mrs.
Reaburn and Mrs. Wm. Fuss.
Mrs. Robert Caldwell won the
raffle.
The first meeting in January
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Jim Hyde when abake sale
and white elephant sale will
take place.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mrs. Roger Urquhart and
Mrs. William Urquhart conven-
ed the Christmas program of
Kirkton UCW held at the home
of Mrs. Jack Urquhart Wednes-
day afternoon, December 11,
with 31 present.
Mrs. Raymond Paynter read
the Christmas story inter-
spersed with carols. Mrs. Al-
vin Crago gave a reading on
religious Christmas customs,
and other readings were given
by Mrs. Herman Paynter and
Mrs. Jack Urquhart.
Mrs. R. Dykstra sang carols,
Mrs. Fred Switzer played an
instrumental and Mrs. Fred
Lofft , St. Marys, favored with
violin numbers. Mrs. Wes Neil
gave a paper on "The Glorious
Anniversary". Mrs. Crago con-
vened the lunch.
UNITED CHURCH
The annual White Gift and
Carol service of the Sunday
Church School was held Sunday
evening, Mr. Clendon Christie,
superintendent of the Sunday
School presided, assisted by
Miss Lois Simmons and Paul
Drysdale.
The junior choir sang, and
Miss Joyce Flynn rendered a
solo. Miss Pam Taylor, and
Miss Mary Mock, dressed as
angels, lit the candelabra dur-
ing the offering. Miss Greta
Lammie presided at the organ
consol.
Mrs. James Taylor and Miss
Lammie helped prepare the
service. Two white poinsettias
adding to the beauty of the lovely
church decorations were the
gift of the 1st Hensall Girl
Guides, and Brownie Pack.
Next Sunday morning at the
Christmas service an appeal
for overseas relief through the
White Gift envelopes will be
received.
Christmas Eve, December
24, at '7 pm Holy Communion
will be held.
YPU
Hensall and Chiselhurst YPU
met Sunday eyeing in the church
sanctuary for the devotional
period holding the first part of
the fellowship with the rest of
the Sunday School and church
congregation for White Gift Ser-
vice.
Afterwards a social hour was
held with a recreation period
under direction of Paul Drys-
dale. Rev. H. Currie gave the
benediction, and lunch was
served.
Saturday
Afternoons
2-4 The wife of a noted TV an-
nouncer put her small son to
bed and told him, "Now, Ron-
nie, say your prayers."
"Oh, Lord," mumbled the
little fellow, ''please bless
mamma and papa, and give us
this day our slow-baked, oven-
fresh, vitamin-enriched
bread."
othy Parker of London are
spending this week at the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Parker and Patsy.
SQUARE DANCE
Betty Cameron was the lucky
winner of the door prize (a
camera) at the Children's
square dance jubilee held at
RCAF Air Base Clinton, Fri-
day evening last. Pam Taylor
also won a gift in a spot dance.
Twenty two square dancers
from Hensall under direction
of Robert Lambie, who was
caller for the group, partici-
pated. Square dancers were also
present from Exeter and Clin-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Camp-
bell of Toronto visited recently
With Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Koeh-
ler and family,
Arlene Ohipchase, Linda
Keys, Jane Pyette, Patricia
Park, Clirissie Camera II e,
members of the 1st Hensall
Guides, and Karen Broderick
of the Brownie Pack, Friday
evening last made 18 visits
to shut ins of the village sing-
ing carols. The girls went out
on their own.
The liensall Kinettes enter,
tained the Kinsmen and their
families to a Christmas party
in the Community centre •Sun-
day afternoon, when a period
of skating was enjoyed. Car-
toons were shown, and Santa
appeared and distributed gifts
and treats, after which a smor-
gasbord dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
and Bob attended the London
Little Theatre Thursday even-
ing.
Catherine Ann Christie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clen-
don Christie, underwent minor
surgery at Clinton Public Hos-
pital Monday of this week.
Brian Talbot, 17 months son
of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Talbot,
who has been apatient in Clin-
ton Public Hospital, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
and Annattended the concert
presented by the University
Choir in Thames Hall, UWO
Sunday evening. Bob is a mem-
ber of the choir.
Twelve Christmas boxes
were packed Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Earl
Campbell for the shut ins of
Carmel Church, Hensall. Sev-
eral members of the WMS of
the church, who sponsored the
project, assisted Mrs. Camp-
bell with the packing and de-
livering.
In the weekend comic section
of the London Free Press of
Saturday, December '7, on the
page by Jimmy Hatlo, "They'll
Do It Every Time" a cartoon
appeared drawn by Wayne F.
Ellwood, when he at tended
school here. Wayne, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ellwood, a for-
mer CNR station agent here,
took up residence some three
years ago in Oshawa.
George Smale, who has been
a patient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital where he underwent sur-
gery, was removed to St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Weido and son,
Steven left Friday to take up
residence in Ayr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles
and family of London visited
recently with Mr., and Mrs. Len
Noakes and family.
Misses Geraldine and Dor-
THEME IS CHRISTMAS
At the meeting of Hensall WI
last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Harold Currie gave a Christ-
mas message and William Gib-
son demonstrated arrange-
ments of Christmas table cen-
tres. In a draw for the latter
Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Ches-
ter Lee were winners.
Roll call was answered with
donations for the Children's
Aid, Goderich, amounting to
$23. Misses Jane Pyette and
Joan Simmons contributed vocal
duets. Mrs. Orville Jones led
in carol singing with Miss Greta
Lammie at the piano.
The lucky plate during the re-
freshment hour b elo nged to
Mrs. Garfield Broderick.
Program conveners were
Mrs. R. M. Peck and Mrs. V.
M. Pyette and hostesses were
Mrs. Fred Beer and Mrs. Joe
Ferguson. President Mrs. Be-
verly Beaton presided for the
business. There were 56 pre-
sent.
Guides aid
playground
WI entertains
area children
The 1st Hensall Girl Guides
donated the proceeds from their
Christmas tag project, which
amounted to $40.00, to the Kins-
men club of Hensall to be used
for their playground project.
The presentation was made by
1st class guide Lois Simmons
at a dinner meeting of the Kins-
men Club Thursday evening.
Also attending were Cheryl Lit-
tle, Jane Pyette, and Captain
Mrs. Jim Hyde.
During
December
and
January
Kippen East WI met at the
home of president Mrs. W. J. F.
Bell on Wednesday afternoon,
Dec. 11, with Mrs. Harry Cald-
well of Hensall, co-hostess.
This being the Christmas
meeting the children of pre-
school age were in attendance
and entertained.
Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse and
Mrs. Robt. Bell were appointed
leaders for the 4-H Club. Mem-
bers answered the roll call with
"A Symbol of Christmas." Mrs.
Charles Eyre gave a splendid
account of Christmas customs
in other lands, and Mrs. Vern
Alderdice gave a humorous
monologue.
A minute's silence was ob-
served for the late President
John F. Kennedy.
Members exchanged gifts and
the children were given treats.
Special guest Santa Claus was
present and distributed pre-
sents. ,
Stewing Beef ,. 55 Side Bacon ,. 49C
Minced Ham L. 49c Wieners 2,. pK. 79c
Area brides-elect
feted by friends
Miss Geraldine Parker,
bride-elect, was honored at the
home of Mrs. Edna Westwood,
London, when the department
staff of the Canadian Bureau of
Credits, of which the guest of
honor was an employee, pre-
sented her with • a surpr i s e
shower of gifts.
The hostess presented the
gifts and a social hour was en-
joyed and a buffet luncheon
served. Grocery Specials
On Friday afternoon the office
staff of the Canadian Bureau of
Credits presented Miss Parker
with a toaster and a gift of
money.
Chiselhurst UCW
chooses officers
A Christmas message by
Mrs. Harold Currie and a film
on Hong Kong highlighted the
program of Chiselhurst UCW
last Tuesday afternoon.
Other numbers included a
ladies' quartet composed of
Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs. Clarence
Coleman, Mrs. Alfred Ross and
Mrs. Tom Brintnell, Marilyn
Brintnell gave a recitation,
Mrs. R. Taylor, a reading, and
Mrs. Cole, a missionary pray-
er,
Mrs. Percy Harris presided
and Mrs. William Brintnell con-
ducted the devotional.
Prior to the meeting 13
Christmas boxes were packed
for the shut-ins of the church.
Mrs. Robert Boyce presented
the slate of officers for 1964.
President is Mrs. Harold P ark-
er succeeding Mrs. Percy Har-
ris. Vice-presidents are Mrs.
R. Taylor and Mrs. Tom Brint-
nell; treasurer, Mrs. Alvin
Cole, asst., Mrs. Jack Brint-
nell; secretary, Mrs. Russell
Brock, asst., Mrs. R. Taylor;
Committees: Christian citi-
zenship, Mrs. Ben Stoneman;
stewardship and recruiting,
Mrs. T. Brintnell; community
friendship and flowers, Mrs.
George Boa, Mrs. Wm. Brint-
nell, Mrs. Clarence Coleman,
Mrs. Earl Kinsman; finance,
Mrs. Ben Stoneman, Mrs. Alvin
Cole, Mrs. Percy Harris, Mrs.
Robt. Kinsman, Mrs. Ross Sar-
aras: literature, Mrs. A. Ross;
manse, Mrs. Clarence Cole-
man, Mrs. Harold Parker;
membership, Mrs. Earl Kins-
man; social functions, Mrs. Ed.
Dick, Mrs. Percy Wright, Mrs.
Roy McDonald, Mrs. Lloyd Fer-
guson; supply, Mrs. Wm. Gib-
son, asst. Mrs. George Boa;
communion, Mrs. R. Raylor,
Mrs. Roy McDonald; pianists,
Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. A.
Ross; Christian education, Mrs.
Percy Wright, Mrs. R. Kins-
man; nominations, Mrs. Ken
Parker, Mrs. R. Kinsman, Mrs.
Brock, MrS. Parker, Mrs. Boy-
ce; program, Mrs. Lloyd Fer-
&Son, Mrs. Ed. Dick, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Harris.
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35th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Camp-
bell were pleasantly surprised
on their thirty-fifth wedding
anniversary, Sunday, when their
family entertained them to din-
ner at the Dominion House,
Zurich, after which they spent
a social hour at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Koehler,
Hensall.
They each Were presented
with gifts of coral jewellery.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Campbell, Tor-
onto, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Con-
sitt and family, Klippen, and
Mr. and Mrs. Koehler and fa-
mily, Hensall.
Compliments
of
Hensall
Stores
2 .PRS. 79c
8-0Z. 2%
154Z. 2/351
2/354
2/45c
3/89
15.0Z.
Seamless Mesh Nylons
Schneider's Cheese Slices
Green Giant Fancy Peas
Niblets Brand Corn
Henley Fruit-Cocktail
Heinz Tomato Juice 48-0Z. TIN
3 DOZ
EACH
2/2R
No. 1 Florida Size 210s
Tangerines
No. 1 Imported
Cauliflower
No. 1 Ontario
Turnip
sr.
TEACHER HONORED
Miss Alma Hendrick, teacher
at SS 3 Hay, was honored by the
section Friday evening. Pro-
gressive euchre was played with
the following winners: Ladies'
high prize, Mrs. Joe Dennome;
ladies consolation, Miss Alma
Hendrick; gent's high, Ross
Love; gent's consolation, Jim
Love. Ian McAllister read the
accompanying addresS and Len
Erb presented Miss Hendrick
with a gift on behalf of the
Section.
Do your Christmas Shopping at
Hess, the Jeweller
ZURICH
FINE QUALITY WATCHES RINGS SILVERWARE
CRYSTAL DRESSER SETH
Appliances and Shavers
We have gifts from alitioat every country in the world
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a SWITZERLAND FOR ACCURATE WATCHES
ENGLAND FOR FINE CHINA
CZECHOSLOVAKIA FOR CRYSTAL
BLUEBIRD DIAMOND WEDDING RINGS
EVERYTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES
With just a dollar OttrchaSe you have a chance td vin a
ladies or hien's'wrist watch, brOW will be made ChristrrieS
Eve.
Last year's winner Wes MISS Elizabeth Johnson
See cint WiiidOW displayer find glitS; 'Uninitiated every night.
SPECIALS FOR DEC. 19, 20, 21, 23, 24
SHOP
IN
HENSALL
OPEN Friday evening till 9 p.m. & Saturday
evening till 10 p.m. as usual, Also open Mon
day evening, Dec. 23, Tuesday evening, bed.
24 till 9 p.m,
Compliments of The Season
To Everyone From
Al, Reta and Staff HENSALL
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Sales with
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PHONE 11 HENSALL.
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