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Mr, and Mrs. F. R. Booge-
mans, of Burlington, were week-
end guests with Mrs, Pearl
Passmore.
Mrs. Ross Dick, London; Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Eller, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson,
Bath, visited Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Murtrie and attended the Dick-
Geiser wedding.
Mrs. Lorne Webster has re -
Carol Brown Wins
Degree For Music
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 Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, on
Saturday, October 30.
Her parents gave a dinner in
her honor at First Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth, attended by
about 40 relatives and friends.
After the dinner Carol •enter-
tained her guests %in her' home
with piano selectiions.
On Monday evening, Novem-
ber 15, Miss Brown will receive
her degree A.R;C.T. at the fall
convocation of the University
of Toronto.
qteadezie
MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor
turned to her home in Seaforth
after a week's visit with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Clendon Christie, and
her grand -daughter, Catharine
Anne Christie, who is recover-
ing from an illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
were guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Galpin and'
family in Sarnia.
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Gordon J. Kaitting, of
Goderich, was guest soloist at
the morning service, For her
selections she chose "I asked
the Lord" and `Building for
Eternity". She was accompan-
ied at the church organ by her
sister, Mrs, Beatrice Hess,
church organist, Rev. J. C.
Hensall Hunters
Wes Richardson, Ross Rich-
ardson, Jim McAllister, Bill
Bell, Dave Triebner, Carl Mc
Clinehey, Ed Morton, Wilmer
Dalrymple, Ted Roberts, How-
ard Smale, Harold Parker, Em-
merson Kyle and Allan Tre-
meer left over the week -end
on a hunting expedition to Eck -
ford Camp, Restoule, near North
Bay. They expect to be away
a week,
Thank You!
My sincere thanks to the
electors of Huron. Special
thanks to all who worked
so hard on my behalf.
I will endeavour to serve
the people of Huron con-
stituency to the best of
my ability.
Bob McKinley
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EXETER, 235-1422
GRAND BEND, 238.2374
Boyne, for his message, spoke
on "Freedom".
A meeting to organize the
Bible Society canvass in Hen-
sall will be held in the church
this Sunday, November 14, at 8
p.m. The canvass will begin
Monday, November 15.
Arnold Circle will meet Mon-
day, November 15, at 8:15 in
the church school room.
A congregational meeting will
be held immediately following
the church service this Sunday
morning, when the following
recommendations will be pre-
sented for the congregation's
approval from the session and
presbytery: That •a •three-point
charge of Exeter, Hensall and
Cromarty be created immedi-
ately; stipend, time of worship,
other arrangements including
manse, to be left as is.
.A student to be hired each
year from May 1 to October 31,
to work a plan comparable to
the past six months. The ques-
tion of which presbytery the
Legion Ladies
Hold Meeting and
Bowl in Tourney
The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
met Tuesday night with presi-
dent Mrs. Roy Smale presiding.
Plans were outlined for a
Christmas money doll draw,
and for the Christmas meeting
in December, for which mem-
bers will exchange gifts.
Nomination was held. Mem-
bers canvassed the village on
Saturday for the Poppy Fund.
Prizes were won by the fol-
lowing: attendance, Mrs. Mary
Taylor; mystery, Mrs. Byran
Kyle; guessing, Mrs. Wilmer
Dalyrmpie. A social hour of
bingo and lunch was enjoyed.
Two teams of bowlers from
the Legion Auxiliary participat-
ed in the Legion bowling tourn-
ament in the bowling alley, Ex-
eter, •on Wednesday. Mrs. Roy
Smale was a consolation winner.
Attending were Mrs. William
Forrester, Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs.
William Smale, Mrs. W. Bell,
Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs.
Gordon Munn, Mrs. Roy Smale,
Mrs. G. Bisback, Mrs. W. J.
Cameron, Mrs. •Harry Horton,
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. S. Ran-
nie, Mrs. Garnet Allan.
Mrs. Cameron won the door
prize. Mrs. Forrester, Mrs.
Munn and Mrs. Horton were
penny sale winners, and Mrs.
Allan won a bingo prize. A
turkey supper in the Exeter
Legion Hall was much enjoyed.
oharge will be in is under study
and will be affected by a move
to unite the southern half of
Huron -Maitland with Stratford.
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Carmel Bake Sale
Quite Successful
The school room of Carmel
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. The event was well
attended and proceeds most
gratifying.
The afternoon was •officially
opened by president Mrs. Har-
vey Hyde. Convenors of booths
were: bake table, Mrs, E. Munn,
Mrs. Lorne Luker, Mrs, Percy
Campbell, Mrs. Clifford Moir,
Mrs. CIarence Volland; sewing:
Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs. Ro-
chus 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.
Hold Service For
Armistice Day
A special service of remem-
brance was held at the morn-
ing service of Hensall United
Church on Sunday. A short
Legion sponsored wreath -laying
ceremony took place at the
Cenotaph at 10;30 a,m,, when
the following w r e a t h s were
placed:
Provincial, Mrs. Mary Taylor;
Village of Hensall, Reeve Nor-
man H. Jones; Legion, president
Ted Roberts; Auxiliary, presi-
dent Mrs, Roy Smale; Township
of Hay, Reeve John Corbett;
Township of Tuckersntith, Reeve
Elgin Thomson; Kinsmen and
Kinettes, Jack Drysdale; Scouts,
Ted Roberts; Girl Guides, Mrs.
Harold Campbell.
Following the service the
parade marched to the church
for divine worship, and were
addressed 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
Taylor; Legion flag bearers, W.
H. Bell and Don McCurdy; Aux-
iliary, Mrs, Harry Horton, ser-
geant at arms; and Mrs. W. J.
Cameron, standard bearer; bu-
gler, Sgt. G. DeGagne, and
drummer, Cpl. P. Scarrow, both
of RCAF Station Centralia.
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