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Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 202-2002
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 202-2024
Hensall Legionnaires parade
Special services of remembrance were held in Hensall Sunday morning to commemorate Remembrance
Day. Members paraded through town to the cenotaph for the placing of wreaths, prior to the church
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Hensall Legion holds
Remembrance Service
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Group study Brazil
as theme of meeting
A special service of remem-
brance was held at the morning
service of Hensall United Church
Sunday. A short Legion-spon-
sored wreath-laying ceremony
took place at the Cenotaph at
10:30 am when the following
wreaths were placed: Provincial
by Mrs. Mary Taylor; Village
of Hensall, Reeve Norman H.
Jones; Legion, President Ted
Roberts; Auxiliary, Preside nt
Mrs. Roy Smale; Township of
Hay, Reeve John Corbett; Town-
ship of Tuckersmith, Reeve Elgin
A public meeting sponsored by
the District Bible Society will be
held Sunday evening November 14
in Hensall Carmel Presbyterian
Church at 8 pm. An illustrated
film will be presented of the
work, by the District Secretary
Rev. J. C. Thompson, BA, BD.
Mr. & Mrs. F. R. Boogemans
of Burlington were weeke nd
guests with Mrs. Pearl Pass-
more.
Wes Richardson, Ross Rich-
ardson, Jim McAllister, Bill
Bell, Dave Triebner, Carl Mc-
Clinchey, Ed Morton, Wilmer
Dalrymple, Ted Roberts, Howard
Smale, Harold Parker, Emmer-
son Kyle, Allan Tremeer left
over the weekend on a hunting
expedition at Eckford Camp,
Restoule, near North Bay. They
expect to be away a week.
Mrs. Lorne Webster haS re-
turned to her home in Seaforth
after a week's visit with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. Clendon Christie, and
her granddaughter C a th a r i ne
Anne Christie who is recovering
from an illness.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle were
guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Thomson; Kinsmen and Kinettes,
Jack Drysdale; Scouts, Ted Ro-
berts; Girl Guides, Mrs. Harold
Campbell.
Following the service the par-
ade marched to the church for
divine worship, and were ad-
dressed by Rev. H. F. Currie
who chose for his sermon theme
"The Unknown Soldier" and "The
Unknown God". The choir sang
under direction of Mrs. John
Turkheim.
Parade Marshall was Wilmer
Dalrymple; color bearer, James
Donald Galpin and family in Sar-
nia.
Mrs. Cecil Pullman will be
hostess for Kippen East WI citi-
zenship meeting Wednesday, No-
vember 1'7 at 8:30 pm. Speaker
will be Rev. Allan Scott, Egmond-
vile, who will speak on "The
problem of the Indian".
Mrs. Ross Dick, London, Mr.
& Mrs. Lorne Eller, Toronto,
and Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Robinson,
Bath, visited Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Murtrie and attended the Dick-
Gaiser wedding.
In a recent canvass of the con-
gregation of Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church $1,300 was received.
This pays all bills leaving a
working balance of $500.00.
Kippen UCW are holding their
annual bazaar and tea in the
church, Saturday, November 13
at 2:30 pm.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gemmell
of Moose Jaw, Sask. were guests
this week with Mrs. Harry Cald-
well and Jack.
' Miss Margaret Jar rott and
Miss Vera Culvert of Stratford
were guests Thursday with Mr.
& Mrs. J. E. McEwen.
Taylor; Legion Flag bearers W.
H. Bell and Don McCurdy; Aux-
iliary, Mrs. Harry Horton, sgt.
at arms; and Mrs. W. J. Camer-
on, standard bearer; bugler, Sgt.
G. DeGagne, and Drummer, Cpl.
P. Scarrow, both of RCAF Station,
Centralia.
Ladies canvass
for poppy fund
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
met Tuesday night with president
Mrs. Roy Smale presiding.
Plans were outlined for a
Christmas money doll draw, and
for the Christmas meeting in
December at which members will
exchange gifts. Nomination was
held.
Members canvassed the village
Saturday for the Poppy Fund.
Prizes were won by the follow-
ing: Attendance, Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor; mystery, Mrs. Byran Kyle;
guessing, Mrs. Wilmer Dal-
rymple. A social hour of bingo
and lunch was enjoyed.
Bazaar nets
$200 Saturday
Carmel Presbyterian WMS met
Monday evening with president
Mrs. Earl Campbell presiding.
The devotional was conducted
by Mrs. George Walz, assisted
by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. John
Love. Mrs. Walz gave the study
and a reading on "Remem-
brance". An invitation to the
Presbyterian Church, C 1 i n t o n,
thank-offering meeting Novem-
ber 10 was accepted.
The Ladies Aid held a brief
meeting when the group were
informed that over $200 was
realized from their bazaar held
Saturday.
UCW unit 4 met in Fellowship
Hall Thursday afternoon in
charge of Mrs. E. Rowe. and
Mrs. W, Dilling. Mrs. Dulling
presided and gave the devotional.
Study was by Mrs. James Mc-
Allister who conducted the group
on an imaginery trip around and
through Brazil which Is the fourth
largest country in the world, half
the size of America and the same
size as the United States. It is
divided into twenty two states,
the one language spoken is Portu-
gese.
She told of the financial trade
Ladies Aid
bazaar success
The schoolroom of C arm e 1
Presbyterian Church, decorated
in Christmas motif, was the set-
ting Saturday for a successful
bazaar, bake sale and tea spon-
sored by the Ladies Aid of the
church. It was well attended and
officially opened by president
Mrs. Harvey Hyde.
Convenors of booths were:
Bake table, Mrs. E. Munn, Mrs.
Lorne Luker, Mrs. Percy Camp-
bell, Mrs. Clifford Moir, Mrs.
Clarence Volland; sewing, Mrs.
Earl Campbell, Mrs. Rochus
Faber, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs.
Walz, Mrs. Harry Snell; produce,
Mrs. John Love, Mrs. Robert
Madge, Mrs. Archie Hoggarth;
candy, Mrs. Len Purdy; touch
and take and white elephant, Mrs.
Frank Wright, Mrs. R. A. Orr.
Tea tables were under the
convenorship of Mrs. R ober t
Bell.
Resident was
retired farmer
Mr. James Mustard, 92, a
resident of Hensall for the past
11 years and a retired farmer
of the Kippen area, passed away
in Clinton Public Hospital Wed-
nesday, November 3, where he
had been admitted a week pre-
vious to his death with a heart
condition.
He was a member of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall.
Surviving are one son James,
London; one daughter (Blanche)
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, RR 3
Exeter; one grandsoh and one
great-grandson. Mrs. Mustard
predeceased him in 1949.
Funeral services were held
from the Bonthron Funeral Cha-
pel, Hensall, Saturday, Nov. 6
conducted by Rev. J. C. Boyne.
Burial was in Exeter cemetery.
pallbearers were John Hen-
derson, Exeter; Robert McGre-
gor, James Bengough, Morley
Cooper, Hugh McEwen and Jim
Sangster,
and religious interest, and stated
that there was a great cry for
justice, bread and education.
Mrs. Cross reported the au-
tumn thank-offering to date has
amounted to $113.00. Mrs. N.
E. Cook reported on packing of
bale, which included eight boxes
of good clothing for overseas
relief and three boxes for the
Salvation Army. The layette has
been sent to the Presbyterial
supply secretary.
Plans for the bazaar November
27 were finalized, this unit to
have charge of tea room, attic
treasures and candy booth.
Members were reminded of the
Christmas stocking project, pro-
ceeds of which will help furnish
living quarters for young people
at UWO.
A motion was passed that the
group join in with the other three
units who will have complete
charge for the Christmas meet-
ing Dec. 13. Each unit will have
their own business meeting pre-
vious to meeting together.
Carol Brown
receives degree
Miss Carol Brown, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown,
Seaforth, (formerly of Hensall),
received her degree, A. Mus.,
at the fall convocation of the
University of Western Ontario,
Saturday, October 30.
Her parents gave a dinner
in her honor at First Presby-
terian Church, Seaforth, attend-
ed by about forty relatives and
friends. After the dinner Carol
entertained her guests in her
home with piano numbers.
Monday evening November 15,
Miss Brown will receive her
degree ARCT, at the fall con-
vocation of the University of
Toronto.
Hi-C group
view film
Hensall-Chiselhurst Hi-C
lowship grOup met Sunclgy evening
in the United Church with Robert
McNaughton's group in charge.
A film, "Trans-Canada Journey"
was shown, and projects for the
coming year were outlined. There
were twenty present.
Lodge aids
CAS fund
Amber Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday evening, Nov. 3 with
Noble Grand Mrs. George Clifton
presiding.
A donation to the Children's
Aid Society, Goderich,christrnas
fund was given. District Deputy
President Mrs. Edna Caldwell
Mrs. Gordon J. Kaitting of
Goderich was guest soloist at
the morning service in Carmel
Church. She was accompanied
at the church organ by her sis-
ter, Mrs. Beatrice Hess, church
organist. Rev. J. C. Boyne for
his message spoke on "Free-
dom".
A congregational meeting will
be held immediately following
the church service this Sunday
morning 14th, when the following
recommendations will be pre-
presented the district secretary
Mrs. E. Chipchase with a gift.
Plans were discussed to have
a banquet under Oddfellows and
Rebekahs.
sented for the congregations ap,
proval from the Ses slon and
Presbytery: That a i.iiree point
charge of Exeter, Hensan and
Cromarty be created immediate,
ly; Stipend, time of worship,
other arrangements including
manse to be left as is.
A student Is to be hired each
year from May 1 to October 31, to work a plan comparable to
the past six months. The question
of which Presbytery the charge
will be in is under study and
will be affected by a move to
unite the southern half of Huron
Maitland with Stratford.
Flowers in the church sanc-
tuary were in memory of the
late Mr. James Mustard.
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