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Couple mark
40th event
A family dinner was held in the
Legion Hall, 'Jensen, Sunday,
September 18 to honor Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Treffry on their 40th
wedding anniversary. Fifty were
in attendance and they presented
the couple with a money tree.
Mrs. Treffry was the former
Margaret Lawson of Stratford.
They were married in Strat-
ford and resided. in Flint, Mich.
where Mr. Treffry was a fore-
man in the Chevrolet Shops until
his retirement. They now reside
at Ipperwash Beach and Fort
Meyers Florida.
They have one daughter (Shir-
ley) Mrs, Walter Wulf of Detroit,
Mich, and three grandchildren.
Those attending from this dist-
rict were Mr, and Mrs. Walter
O'Brien of Staffa, Mr. Earl Tref-
fry and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Coleman and family of Cromarty,
Me. and Mrs. Ross Forrest and
family of Kippen; out of town
guests were from Stratford, Or-
illia, Flint, Fenton, Grand Blanc
and Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Arthur Treffry is a sister
of Mrs. Walter O'Brien of Staffe.
and Mr. Treffry, a brother of
Earl Treffry of Cromarty.
WI chooses
voting pair
Hensall Women's Institute
opened their fall meeting Wed-
nesday, September 14 with a pot
luck supper, with 26 members
present.
President Mrs. Beverly Beat-
on conducted the business meet-
ing. Mrs. V. M. Pyette and Mrs.
Clarence Reid were appointed
voting delegates to the Huron
County WI rally at Auburn, Oc-
tober 3. An invitation to the On-
tario Hospital, Goderich, Oc-
tober 25 was accepted. Mrs.
Wilbert pilling gave details re-
garding the International Plowing
Match to be held in October.
Mrs. Carl Payne reported con-
cerning the centennial project.
Members answered the roll
call with "Sing, Say or pay."
Program conveners were Mrs. L.
Willert and Mrs. Gladys Cole-
man; hostesses, Mrs. J. Fergus-
on, Mrs. A, Noakes, Mrs, G.
Harpole and Mrs. J. Horton.
Woman's sister
dies in Toronto
Mrs. Ella Walker was in Tor-
onto attending the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Jean Ferguson, wid-
ow of the late David Ferguson,
who passed away in St. Michael's
Hospital, Toronto September 13
in her 74th year.
A daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Grassick, of Hen-
sail, she leaves to mourn her
loss, two sons, Dr. J. Allan
Ferguson and Ross Ferguson,
both of Toronto; six grandchild-
ren; a sister, Mrs. Ella Walk-
er, Hensall, brother, James
Grassick, Clinton and nieces and
nephews.
Funeral service was from the
Trull funeral home Toronto, Sat-
urday, September 17 with inter-
ment in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Mrs. Ella Walker, Hensall and
daughter Mrs. George Goul d,
London and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wildfong, Exeter attended the
funeral service.
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Anniversary
Services
Chiselhurst
United Church
Sunday September 25
2:30 P.M. REV. ANDREW
D. BOA, LONDON,
1130 P.M. REV, DONALD
E. STUART, BRUCEFIELD
ICIPPEN CHARGE.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Day", and was accompanied by
the organist Mrs. Henry Rau.
At a reception held at the
Dominion Hotel, Zurich, for 135
guests, the bride's mother re-
ceived in an original dress of
alice blue crepe with a short
scalloped bodice, short sleeves,
with matching pale blue hat and
white gloves. She wore a corsage
of gold roses. She was assisted
by the groom's mother who wore
an ensemble in gold silk shantung
with black and green accessories
and corsage of Talisman roses.
For a wedding trip to Southern
United States the bride travelled
in an oyster Italian straw silk
suit in sheath lines with hip
jacket and puritan sleeves. She
wore matching brown acces-
sories and an orchid corsage,
Both the bride and groom are
employed by the Department of
Highways, London where they
will reside.
Following rehearsal Friday
evening the bridal party was
entertained at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson, RR 2 HenSall,
Baskets of pink gladioli and
white mums decorated St. Peter's
Church, St. Joseph, Saturday,
Sept. 10, at 2 o'clock, when Eliza-
beth Ann Denomme of London, and
Albert Keith Anderson of London,
exchanged marriage vows in a
double ring ceremony before Rt.
Rev. Msgr. Bourdeau.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Remi Denomme,
RR 2 Zurich, and the groom's
parents are Mr. and MrS. John
Anderson, RR 2 Hensall.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the bride wore a formal white
gown in peau de soie fashioned
in slim lines. The sheath line
was trimmed with re-embroider-
ed Alencon lace at neckline and
hemline with lily point sleeves.
An over-skirt was draped from
the sides of the front of the gown
and extended into a cathedral
train. A full bouffant veil was
held by a peau de sole rose head-
piece dotted with seed pearls.
She carried a cascade of minia-
ture white carnations and pink
roses.
Mrs. Desmond Sawa, of Lon-
don, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. She wore a
Pelican pink sate peau gown.
The design of the gown was Hoer-
length With empire lines, Puritan
sleeveS, arid a flowing back panel.
She wore a matching rose head-
piece with seed pearls arid car-
ried a nosegay of white daisies
with trailing Moss green ribbon.
Bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert Mettl-
er, of ZuriCh, and Miss Debra
Anderson, Hensall, sister of the
groom were gowned identical to
the matron of honor.
Mr. Douglas Mann, Hensall,
brother-in4aW of the groom, was
groomsman, and Mr. Lloyd Be-
nornme, Zurich, brother of the
bride, and Mr. BOnald Johnsen,
Waterford, ushered guests.
Mrs. Stepheri Meidinger, Solo-
ist, sister of the bride, sang "0
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Local KW learn about Mexico ensall of the suggestions were partici-
pating in recreational activities,
donating cosmetics, clothing,
ladies hats, filling Christmas
stockings and visitations. Mrs.
Spencer expressed the desire
that the members should become
actively involved in this reward-
ing project. An enjoyable social
hour followed with Unit 3 hostess-
ing. Members examined crafts of
Mexico.
John Goddard. The devotional
was under the direction of Mrs.
Ian McAllister and Mrs. Don
Joynt. The theme was the parable
of the talents and how It applies
to our daily work and living.
Talents only multiply when they
are shared and spread not buried.
Mrs. Harold Currie conducted
a brief business session. An in-
The fall activities of the United.
Church Women got underway
Monday night with a combined
meeting of Units 1, 2 and 3,
The guest speaker, Mrs. J.
M. Gibson of Exeter, told of the
origin, historical and cultural
background of the peoples of
Mexico, showing many interest-
ing, colorful Slides depicting the
Customs, crafts and festivals of
Mexico. Mrs. Gibson brought a
varied and fascinating display of
Mexican handiwork, basketweav-
ing and archaeological findings.
Mrs. Gibson has taken a keen
Interest in the welfare of a Mexi-
can family by sending text books
enabling a child of 10 to teach
English to her brother and sister.
She explained that our image of
a lazy Mexican is quite false and
that the majority are very am-
bitious and eager to learn.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Morris Tudor, courtesy
remarks were extended by Mrs.
Douglas Cook. Mrs. Bern Mc-
Kinley played three Mexican
numbers accompanied by Mrs.
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
,Maude Hedden, Phone .244002,
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone :2624025-
vitation was extended by the lad-
ies of the EUB church Zurich
for Oct. 6 at 8 pm. A request
Was made for good used clothing,
men's pants, children's jackets
and sweaters, quilt patches to
be given to supply convenor, Mrs.
E. ChipchaSe, before Oct. 10.
Mrs. Walter spencer gave a re-
port on Ontario Hospital at God-
erich requesting m e m be r s to
show an interest in patients. Some
Club decides on
Cookettes name
The second meeting of the Kip-
pen 4-H girls was held last Wed-
nesday evening at Mrs. Bruce
McGregor's. The leaders demon-
strated the making of a white
sauce, also spoke on the «Food
Guide For Health", "Use of milk
for Supper" and "Milk For
Health". Some of the members
helped to make croutons, a cream
soup and one scalloped dish.
They decided to call them-
selves the "Kippen Cookettes"
for this club.
Kinettes plan many THE CAR
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special ceremonies
Mrs. Douglas Cook had two of
her paintings hung in the Art
Gallery at Western Fair. Of the
156 entries in this class only 56
were accepted.
One painting was of her ten-
year-old daughter, Kathy, and
the other was a flower arrange-
ment. Lenore Crawford, art crit-
ic, commented ',Pat cook of
Hensall is satisfied to present
a young girl with complete natur-
alness and appealing charm."
pointed a delegate to represent
this club on the Hensall centen-
nial Committee.
Joint installation of Hensall
Kinettes and Kinsmen, and Ex-
eter Clubs will be held in Exeter
September 28.
Contests were conducted by
social convener, Mrs. Harold
Caldwell, and won by Mrs. Wm.
Fuss. The raffle was won by
Mrs. Jack Drysdale.
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The summer cottage of Mr.
and Mrs. John Baker, Grand
Bend, was the setting for the fall
meeting of Hensall Kinette Club
Wednesday, Sept. 14 taking the
form of a pot luck dinner, fol-
lowed with a business meeting.
Plans were finalized for the
10th anniversary of the club to
be observed with a banquet Oc-
tober 12 at Hotel Hensall, guests
to include all past members of
Hensall Kinettes, Exeter and
Clinton Clubs. Convener Mrs.
Nancy Browne, St. Thomas, Mrs.
Hal Taggart, London, wife of
the National President of the As-
sociation of Kinsman Clubs, and
Reeve Mrs. Minnie Noakes of
Hensall.
Past President Mrs. Wm. Fuss
was presented with her presi-
dent's spoon by president Mrs.
Jim Hyde. The date for the annual
fall rummage sale was set for
Saturday, October 15, at the Le-
gion Hall.
Service convener Mrs. Ron
Wareing read a letter from the
Club's adopted child in Italy.
Mrs, Harold Caldwell was ap-
Irish pictures
shown to ladies
President Mrs. Bob Bell of the
Presbyterian Arnold Circle wel-
comed the ladies of Exeter Caven,
Hensall United and Anglican
churches to the Sept. 19 meeting
Monday evening,
The theme "God's Love" for
the worship period was conduct-
ed by Mrs, Al Hoggarth and Mrs.
Lloyd Mousseau before Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm introduced her
guest and pen pal of 13 years,
Mrs. Helen Davis of New Jersey.
Mrs. Beatrice Hess favored
with a song and the beautiful
pictures of Ireland and amusing
and informative narration by
Mrs. Davis provided an enter-
taining evening.
Mrs. Stuart Bell thanked Mrs.
Davis for the pleasure of her
company before lunch was served
and she continued with more of
her marvelous pictures after-
wards to the delight of many.
RALLY DAY SERVICE
Rally Day service was held in
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Sunday conducted by Mr. Gordon
Griggs BA who addressed the
congregation using the them e
"Christ, Our Contemporary".
He commissioned the teachers
and leaders of the SundaySchool.
Mrs. Gertrude Hess of Zurich
favored with a vocal solo, ac-
companied by Mrs. Malcolm Dou-
gall at the organ.
The Salvation Army, founded in
1865, is dedicated to the spirit-
ual, moral and physical reforma-
tion of all who need it.
SUPER PLENAMINS
Huron Presbyterial Rally will
be held in Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday, September
28. The executive will meet at
2:30, worship at 3 pm and dinner
at 5;30. The evening service is
at 7 pm.
Mrs. Jack Corbett returned to
her home this week, having been a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter for the past two weeks.
Mrs. William Simpson of De-
troit visited last week with her
mother-In-law, Mrs. Lou Simp-
son, who accompanied her home
and visited for several days.
Miss Jennie Buchanan is a pa-
tient in Clinton Public hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schutter,
Vancouver, B.C. and Mrs. John
Konynendyk, Woodstock, were
guests Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs.
Sim Roobol.
Mr. & Mrs. William MacKin-
non of London, were Sunda y
guests with Mrs. Janet MacKin-
non.
It's our way to thank our regular
customers and introduce new
customers to the leading seller
in its field ...
When you purchase the 288 tab-
let size at regular price we
give you a $7.98 bottle of
144 tablets as a bonus.
When you purchase the 144 tab-
let size at regular price we
give you a $4.98 bottle of 72
tablets as a bonus.
When you purchase the 72 tablet
size at regular price we give
you a $2.89 bottle of 36
tablets as a bonus. /-40111--
Mrs. Don Rigby and Mrs. Bill
Knights of Blenheim, visited re-
cently with Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Snell. Stewart and Jane Knights
returned home with them after
spending the past week with Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Snell.
Mrs. Ross McNichol is a pa-
tient in Clinton Hospital, where
she was admitted on Monday of
this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Chipchase
left by motor Sunday for Victoria,
B,C. Jack will play with the
Victoria Maple Leafs this season.
Miss Ann Mickle left at the
beginning of the week for London
where she will attend the Univer-
sity of Western Ontario and will
be a resident of Delaware Hall,
the new ladies' residence on
campus.
Constable Douglas Wein, RC-
MP and Mrs. Wein of Port Hawks-
bury, Nova Scotia are holidaying
with the latter's parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Parker, Patsy and
members of the family and with
the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
LaWrence Wein of Exeter.
Mrs. Alberta MacBeath re-
turned home after visiting during
the past week with Mr. & Mrs.
Garnet Mousseau and Cheryl in
Ridgetown.
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Flood of
Burlington spent the weekend with
the latter's mother Mrs. Robert
MacLean and visited with Mr.
Robert MacLean who is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
To the first 12 customers purchasing the 288 size at the
regular price of $13.98 we will give 100 tablets FREE
IN ADDITION to the above bonus.
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Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Wein called
on relatives and friends inStrat-
ford, Elmira and Mitchell recent-
ly.
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein and
Mr. Eber Lewis visited Sunday
with Mrs. Lewis at Goderich Hos-
pital.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Weido of near
Toronto is holidaying with his
father here and at Dashwood with
Mr. & Mrs. Verne Weido.
People around here really got a
thrill when they saw their homes
and outside all lit up with the
meteor Saturday night. Some even
saw the wide streak in the sky for
a few seconds,
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