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Describes work
.with 'Caravan'
Unit 2 UCW .met. February .9.
when Mrs. Bob Brodie chaired
the meeting and opened with a
poem,
Mrs. Peter MacNaughton's
devotional was on prayer with
the Scripture taken from
Matthew V. Roll call was
answered with .22 members
present.
Donna Forrest, the guest
speaker very capablygave a
report on her project for last
summer working with
"Caravan", a _group supported
by the United Church,.
Mrs. Harry Hoy reminded, the
members of the April Fool's
Supper to be held on April 1.
The General meeting is on
February 23 with Unit II in
charge.
Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson and her
group served lunch.
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By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
WHALEN
Gordon Johnson and Wm.
Morley were in Hamilton
Monday and Tuesday attending
Ontario Association Rural
Municipalities Convention,
EUCHRE
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Hodgins were in charge of the
euchre held at the Community
Centre, Friday with five tables at
play and the prizes went to:
Ladies' high, Mrs. Alton Neil;
men's high, Donald Neil; lone
hands, Richard Moffatt;
consolation, Barry Mills.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lillie Gee, Cupar,
Saskatchewan, is spending a
week with Mr. & Mrs. Allen
Hodgins and Mark.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hodgins
spent the weekend in Oakville
attending the Ontario Angus
Association annual meeting and
sale.
Mr. & Mrs. Claude Glassford,
Oshawa, Mr. & Mrs. Jas.
Bettridge and Jeffrey, Mr. &
Mrs. Ron Ford and Michael, St.
Marys were Sunday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson.
The ACW of St. Thomas
Anglican church, Grant on met at
the home of Mrs. Percy Hodgins,
Wednesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Rollings,
Clandeboye were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson
and family were dinner guests at
a family gathering at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fields,
London, Saturday on the
occasion of the birthday of Mrs.
Earl Johnson.
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Hodgins
and Susan, Denfield were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Hamilton Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. E. Biete and
family, London were Saturday
dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Arvid Beitans.
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil and
Don visited Sunday with Mr.
Ansley Neil, Exeter.
Mrs. E. Udris, London is
spending a few days with her
daughter and husband, Mr. &
Mrs. Beitans and family.
Grafton and Ron Squire
attended Brotherhood night at
Exeter United Church, Monday.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Parkinson,
Mrs. Evelyn White and Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Bell, London visited
during the weekend with Frank
Parkinson and Glenn.
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Carnival in Hensall an exhibition hockey game was played between
the Zurich Lions and Hensall Kinsmen. Some of the Hensall crew are
shown above before the game started. From left, Bruce Moir, Bill
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(B. Nicol 766) 3
(R. Smith 811) 1
(M. Merriam 741) 4
(J. Gosar 642) 0
(B. Bannerman 816) 3
(J. Fuller 726) 1
(G. Webb 717) 3
(M• Brintnell 766) 1
(D. McKnight 858) 4
(C. Edwards 647) 0
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
(B. Coleman 730) 3
(L. Lemmon 564) 1
(H. Brand 609) 2
(B. Haynes597) 2
(R. Hippern 617) 2
(C. Zeehuisen 665) 2
(R. Lee 759) 2
(R. Weber 675) 2
(J. Rau 709) 3
(L. Edwards 620) 1
LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
(L. Farquhar 590) 4
(J. Hayter 606) 3
(T. Heywood 684) 5
(N. Coleman 731) 2
(I. Coleman 731) 5
(P. Holmes 634) 2
(W. Brintnell 612) 5
(P. Haugh 650) 2
(G. Bierling 805) 7
(0. Essery 657) 0
(A. Mollard 597) 5
(R. Durand 590) 2
LADIES' "B" LEAGUE
(D. Wein 657)
(M. Cronyn 680)
(E. Reid 580)
(J. Russell 522)
(0, Frayne 562)
(D. Elliott 653)
(J. EllerIngton 581)
(J. Dougherty 482)
(P. Allen 623)
(I. Reid 553)
(V. Stagg 595)
(M. Desgroseil liers 473)
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VA (D. Wright 712)
PP (R. Heywood 680)
CH (V, Smith 872)
RA (J. Miller 639)
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36 WI (D. McKnight 675)
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(K. Finnen 8 4 )
(G. Farris 104)
(E. H-Duvar 121)
(B. Baynham 120)
(J. Musser 75)
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(J. Davis 286)
(V. Glaab 236)
(L. McCallum 321)
(B. Gunn 314)
(P. Pooley 312)
(J. Darling 308)
BANTAM & JR. GIRLS
(G. Fuller 327)
(H. Dougherty 328)
(B. Ferguson 329)
(J. Wack 238)
(C. Miners 330)
(S. Thompson 295)
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AT (K. Campbell 320) 0 16
CO (D. Kirk 363) 5 22
ST (J. Brintnell 360) 0 18
DY (L. Farquhar 397) 3 23
CC (D. Fairbairn 381) 2 17
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DA (L. Dickson 617) 7
CC (J. Steeper 747) 7
CC (A. Scott 666) 7
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FS (H. Williams 608)
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McCormick's
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PINEAPPLE
Bonus outdoor
GARBAGE BAGS
Shirriff Good-Morning
MARMALADE
Shirriff 7Y2-oz.
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PANCAKE MIX
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Monarch cake & pastry
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18-oz.
12-oz.
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24-oz. 554
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Pork Chops
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Pork Shoulders
Sausage Meat
Wieners
Peameal
Back Bacon
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude 'Hedde.h, nolo 262.2002
Mrs,Bertha MacGregor, Phone .2024025.
Mrs. Bruce Moir underwent
surgery in Victoria Hospital,
London. Her son, Randy, is also
sick with the mumps.
Mrs. Pearl Passmore spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Passmore and family, London.
While there she attended the
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hockey game,
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Allan and
family spent Sunday with Mr. &
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Mrs. Gordon McDonald and
Cathy, and Mrs. McDonald Sr.,
Exeter.
Ann Mickle who is attending
Althouse College in London, is
spending two weeks with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle
while she is teaching in St.
Marys. She taught last week in
the High School and this week is
at the Public School.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook
visited last week with Dr. & Mrs.
M. A. Hopkinson at Lion's Head.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
attended the executive meeting
of the London-Hamilton
Synodical at the New St. James
Presbyterian Church, London.
Robert Baker Sr. who
recently had the misfortune to
fall in his home is recovering
from injuries and is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Fred Beer is a patient in
Westminster Hospital, London,
having been admitted last week.
The annual birthday party of
Amber Rebekah Lodge
scheduled for Wednesday, Feb.
4, was cancelled owing to the
weather conditions.
The UCW February meeting
had to be postponed from
February 5 to February 12, due
to weather and road conditions.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Spencer
spent a few days in Toronto this
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Chipchase
are enjoying a motor trip to
Florida where they will holiday.
Mrs. Elsie Case is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman
and sons and Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren
and Jodi in Scarborough.
"Loyalty Sunday will be
observed in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday Feb. 15, at
10 a.m. conducted by Rev. W.
D. Jarvis. All members and
adherents, of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend
the service.
Mr. & Mrs. George Godbolt
of Forest were recent visitors
With the latter's parents Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Simmons, Jackie and
Dale.
Tony Kyle, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Dave Kyle was admitted to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
Tuesday, where he underwent
surgery for an appendectomy.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
St. Patrick's church service
was held at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy were
guests recently with their
cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Neil,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. George Atkinson
and family, London, were pests
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh
Davis, Heather and Michael.
Joan Barker, who was
recently crowned "Snow
Queen' at the Snowmobile
Carnival in Strathroy, presided
over a snowmobile parade
Sunday which was sponsored by
the Kinsmen. She presented the
prizes to the winners of the races
and received a number of
beautiful gifts.
The ladies of St. Patrick's
ACW assisted by several friends
had a quilting bee at the home
of Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson and
boys were guests with Mrs.
Johnson's sister and husband,
Mr. & Mrs. Mel Scrimshaw and
family, Hamilton, Sunday.
New officers
for Anglicans
The annual meeting of St.
Paul's Anglican Church was held
Sunday evening. The current
business was attended to and
new officers were elected as
follows:
Secretary treasurer, Mrs. K.
Scrabuik; Rectors warden, Vic
Stan; people's warden, Frank
Forrest; lay delegate to Synod,
Mrs. A. Couper; substitute lay
delegate to Synod, Mrs.
Scrabuik; vestry clerk, Mrs. K.
Scrabuik, assistant treasurer,
Graham Hooper; chairman of
sidesrnen, Frank Forrest; Church
care, Mrs. F. Forrest.
Board of management
nominations were as follows:
Graham Hooper, R. H.
Middleton, Mrs. Jean Turner,
Mrs. R. H. Middleton, Mrs.
Annie Reid, Mrs. Mary Taylor.
ST. PAULS' ACW
St. Paul's ACW meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Annie
Reid with the President, Mrs.
Scrabuik presiding. Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Scrabuik conducted the
devotions.
Packing of i bale in
conjunction with ACW of Trivitt
Memorial Exeter was discussed.
Members are asked to answer
roll call at the next meeting by a
donation of good used clothing,
for needy families of northern
Saskatchewan.
Mrs. Forrest gave a reading
the "Perpetual Almanoc".
Mrs. Reid presented Mrs.
Clark with a gift on the occasion
of her 80th birthday.
Ladies plan
speaking test
President Mrs. Vic Stan
presided for the February
meeting of the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary and installed Mrs.
Mary Fitzpatrick as a new
member.
Past President, Mrs. Garnet
Allan was presented with past
president's badge and pin. It was
announced a public speaking
contest from grades 5,6,7, and 8
will be held at the Hensall
Legion Hall Monday, February
16 at 8 p.m. and students from
Hensall and Zurich Public
Schools will participate.
The auxiliary will hold a
dance Feb. 21 at the local arena
auditorium. Anyone wishing
tickets may contact any member
of the auxiliary.
The group will also sponsor
an Easter Basket Draw, with
proceeds going to crippled
children. The members will
canvass for the Red Cross in
March, and cater to a bonspiel
February 28. Prize winners for
the evening were: mystery prize,
Mrs. Wm. Smale; guessing, Mrs.
Ted Roberts; attendance, Mrs.
Jack Simmons.
Report winners
in euchre play
The CP & T Committee of
the IOOF Lodge held a successful
progressive euchre following the
regular meeting Thursday with
nine tables playing.
Prize winners were: ladies'
high score, Mrs. Phil Hem; men's
high score, Joe McLellan; ladies'
consolation, Mrs. Wm. Kyle;
men's consolation, Henry
Adkins; lone hands, Mrs. Roy
Pepper.
During the social hour a
basket of fruit was won by Ross
Sararus and a' box of candy by
Mrs. P. Hem.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Horton,
Hensall, celebrated their Golden
Wedding Anniversary with a
dinner and reception Friday and
an Open House the following
day.
They were married February
7, 1920 at St. Judes Anglican
Church at Kings Cross, London,
England.
It was while serving with the
Canadian Corps Cyclists that Mr.
Horton met his wife the former
Annie Page.
After their wedding they left
for Canada March 19, 1920,
sailing aboard the S.S. Saxonia
and have lived in and around
Hensall ever since.
Telegrams were received from
the Prime Minister of Canada,
and from Mr. Robert Stanfield.
A framed plaque was received
from the Prime Minister and
members of the provincial
government and letters from Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKinley
were received.
Flowers were sent from friends
in England.
At the morning service of
Hensall United Church Rev.
Harold F. Currie paid tribute to
Mr. and Mrs. Horton who have
rendered faithful service to the
church and community for over
40 years. He stated their
devotion and loyalty to the
choir was recognized by all the
congregation.
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