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Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624025
Good Luck
I wish to extend
congratulations and good
luck to the winners In
H e nsal I 's election,
Special thanks to those
electors who gave me their
support.
HAROLD
KNIGHT
The Women's Missionary
Society of Carmel Presbyterian
Church held their Christmas
meeting Monday evening
December 1 in the Sunday
School room with eighteen
members and Home Helpers
present.
President Mrs. R. A. Orr
opened with a Christmas verse
following with Christmas carols
with Mrs, Ed Munn at the piano.
Members answered the roll
call with a participation towards
the program of the meeting. Mrs.
Archie Hoggarth offered prayer.
Visits were made to 19 sick
and shut-ins by all members.
Mts. Orr spoke on "The
Littlest Coin". One penny a
month, no more no less, for a
person taking part.
The president also brought
the small knitted shirt she made
for the underprivileged children
of other countries. More
members offered to try knitting
some.
Thank
You
I wish to thank all those
who supported my
re-election to Hensel!
Council.
I shall continue to work on
your behalf to warrant that
support.
LEONARD
ERB
Also accept my best wishes for the
coming festive season.
OLIVER JAQUES
REEVE OF HENSALL
To the
Ratepayers of
HENSALL
Please accept my sincere
thanks for your support at
the polls, Monday.
I shall endeavour to
continue to represent you
and your interests to the
best of my ability,
RATEPAYERS
OF
HENSALL
Thank you very much for
the trust placed in me at
the polls, Monday. It was
most appreciated.
I look forward to serving as
a council member in the
coming year and shall
endeavour to serve each
and every one to the best of
my ability.
PAUL
NEILANDS
HENSALL
VOTERS
Your Support
at the polls
was most
appreciated
HEIN
ROOSEBOOM
admitted last week to South
Huron Hospital Exeter where he
is receiving treatment.
Mrs. E. Fletcher of
Moorefield is spending the
winter months with her
daughters Mrs. Ed Fink and Mrs.
Ham Hoy.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Fink of
London were recent visitors with
the former's parents Mr. & Nrs.
Ed Fink.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Smith
attended the Maguire-Smith
wedding held at St. Peter's
Chapel, London, Friday evening.
Dear Sir:
The presence of candidates at,
polling places is embarrassing,
humiliating and possibly
intimidating to the public.
In Hensall, the two most
successful candidates had no
regard for such ethics (and
possibly legality of their
presence), as they stationed
themselves where all voters had
to pass them in the hallway of
the town hall.
It seems the fine practice of
candidates going home to await
results no longer applies. As a
voter, I resent whatever
"pressure" their presence
implies.
Aside from the foregoing, I
congratulate the winners and
praise the losers for how they
played the game. Voters right to
privacy entitles the signature.
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Kinnettes deliver
cheer to shut-ins
On Sunday afternoon
members of Hensall Kinette
Club delivered 65 Christmas
fruit baskets to patients in
Victoria Hospital, London;
South Huron Hospital, Exeter;
Community Hospital Seaforth;
Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich;
Huronview; Queensway Nursing
Home, Hensall, and to shut-ins
in the Village.
This is an annual project of
this club.
Choir socializes
At the conclusion of practice
Thursday evening members of
the Hensall United Church choir
enjoyed a social evening when
Mrs. John Turkheim, organist
and choir director showed lovely
colored slides and narrated her
recent trip to British Columbia.
A highlight of the evening
was the presentation of a gift to
Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson on the
occasion of the 25th wedding
anniversary she and her husband
recently celebrated.
Enjoy euchre
The C.P.&T. Committee of
Amber Rebekah Lodge
sponsored a euchre in the Lodge
Hall Wednesday evening. The
winners were: Ladies - Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. Nancy
Kyle. Gents, Alex McBeath,
Harold Rowe, Exeter;• lone
hands, Glenn Bell, Hensall.
In a draw for apples the
winners were Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley and Alex Meikle, Exeter.
Conduct funeral
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. William J. Douglas of
Brucefield were held from
Bonthron Funeral Home,
Hensall Thursday November 27.
Rev. E.D. Stuart officiated.
Interment was in Bayfield
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Arnold Keys,
David Reid, Frank McClinchey,
J.K. Cornish, Roy Consitt, and
Eldon Jarrott.
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Presbyterian ladies
choose new officers
Hensall 262-2015 Arrangements were made to
meet Monday December 15 at
Mrs. Orr's to help pack
Christmas packages for shutins.
Next meeting will be held
January 8, at 2 p.m. with Mrs.
Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Harold
Bell giving the devotional and
study. Roll call will be a New
Year's resolution.
Mrs. Catherine Montieth
closed with prayer,
The 1970 slate of officers
are: Past president, Mrs. Earl
Campbell, president, Mrs. R. A.
Orr; vice president, Mrs. George
Walz; corresponding and press
secretary, Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm; treasurer, Mrs. Ed
Munn; Glad Tiding secretary,
Mrs. Munn; fellowship and
service, Mrs. Earl Campbell;
literature and library, Mrs.
Harvey Hyde; Home helpers,
Mrs. Harry Snell; supply
secretary, Mrs. G. Walz; pianist,
Mrs. Munn.
Youths solicit
aid for teens
The HI-C Fellowship of the
United Church are asking
congregational participation in a
special help project they are
sponsoring. Sunday December
7th baskets will be left in the
vestibule of the sanctuary. Into
these baskets the congregation
are asked to place a contribution
of canned goods, fruit,
vegetables, soups, meat etc.
These canned goods will then
be presented by the HI-C to the
Teenage House supported by the
London Rescue Mission.
Entertain vets
Seven members from Hensall
Legion Ladies Auxiliary in
conjunction with Exeter
Auxiliary entertained veterans at
Westminster Hospital, London,
on Wednesday evening
November 26. Bingo was played
for entertainment and prizes
given. Refreshments were served.
Attending from Hensall
Auxiliary were Mrs. Gordon
Munn, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs
Grant Bisback, Mrs. Wm Smale,
Mrs. 'Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harry
Horton and Mrs. E.R. Davis.
SHARE YOUR
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Ed (Buck) Little, Hensall, was
the lucky winner of $500
Clinton draw prize at the
Clinton Kinsmen stag party last
Friday.
John Skea was the lucky
winner of $100.00 in a draw at
the Huron County Trappers
Association at Londesboro.
Harold Caldwell, Hensall,
held the winning ticket in the
Clinton Lions Club $500.00
Grey Cup draw.
Mrs. Earl Gass is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Ernie Chipchase is a patient
in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Wayne Smith is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Stewart and David Blackwell
attended a banquet at the Civic
Centre in Lansing Michigan
Friday evening November 28 in
honor of their brother, Wm. T.
Blackwell, who has retired after
nearly forty-two years with the
Oldsmobile Corporation. About
500 of his business associates
attended. _
Mrs. Inez McEwen spent a
few days at Paisley visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Sparrow, who
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary. A family dinner was
held at the Hartley House,
Walkerton, Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Carey Joynt and
son of Bethlehem, P.A. visited
last week with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Joynt and Mrs. F.G. Bonthron.
Mr. & Mrs. William Workman
left on Friday on a motor trip to
Florida where they will vacation
for two weeks.
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Cooper at Kippen.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick and Mrs.
Annie Cole left Wednesday of
this week by bus for Florida
where they will spend the winter
months.
Dr. Norma Hopkinson of
Lion's Head visited recently with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Cook.
Mrs. Amelia Schroeder of
Woodstock spent the weekend
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Schroeder and
family.
Mr. James A. Foster was
PAUL NEILANDS
... wins council seat
CASTING A BALLOT IN HENSALL'S MUNICIPAL ELECTION — More than seventy per cent of the
eligible voters at Hensall turned out in Monday's municipal election. Shown above receiving her ballot
from deputy-returning officer Earl Rowe is Mrs. Clarence Reid with poll clerk Mrs. C. Christie looking on.
T-A photo.
Three Hensall residents
winners in cash draws
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