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PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1964
LARGEST FAMILY ON SKATES at the annual Skating
Carnival last Friday night in the Zurich Arena were Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Decker and family. Left to right are Timmy,
Brian, Mr, Decker, Mrs. Decker, Wayne and Randy. The two
girls in the front row are Jennifer and Susan, while stnding
in the background is the proud grandfather, William Decker.
uric 4-H Girls
Ian Activities
(by Linda Webb)
The third meeting of the 4 -EI
Girls' Club was held at Mrs.
Morris 'Webb's home, We start-
ed at 7:0Q p.m, with the pledge.
The minutes were then read
by Mary Bannister. For the roll
call, there was only one absent.
President Margaret Geiger
' was late so vice-president Sylvia
'Monter took over. Our discus-
• Sion was on "Clothes to Suit
Occasion".
We then discussed "harmony
and wardrobe planning".
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brock, of
Ottawa, spent Sunday with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Brock.
Red hearts and cupids created
the theme for the Valentine tea
held in Carmel Presbyterian
Church Sunday School rooms
Saturday afternoon, sponsored
by the Explorers of the church.
A most delicious tea was served.
band, were in charge of decor-
ations.
Mrs. Bill Brock and infant son,
Jeffrey, Port Credit, are spend-
ing a week visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson
returned Friday after spending
three weeks vacationing in Flor-
ida, While there John partici-
pated in a chain of trap shoots
and won the Daytona Beach
Class Championship event, with
a score of 195 out of 200, which
Mrs. Cathie Hopkins, leader of was high for that day, winning
the group, assisted by her hus- the trophy.
Hensall Institute
Holds Guest Nite
Guest night was observed at
Honsall Women's Institute Feb-
ruary meeting, held last Wed-
nesday evening .in the Legion
Hall, beautifully decorated in
Valentine decor enhanced with
baskets of mums and daffodils.
President Mrs, Beverly Beaton
presided and welcomed mem-
bei-s and their guests, with
members answering the roll call
by introducing their guests.
Mrs. Carl Payne will attend
the Officers Conference for the
District Directors to be held in
Guelph in May. Sixty-two, in-
cluding members and guests at-
tended the meeting.
Mrs. Fred Beer, who chaired
the program, conducted a birth-
day contest and the winner was
Mrs. Ar t h u r McCallum of
Thames Road.
Fourteen tables were in play
for euchre and one for croki-
nole, and winners were: euchre,
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Mrs. Robert Elgie gave court-
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