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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1964
MRS, MAUDE REDDEN, Editor
Miss Troyann 13e11 was sue-
cessful in passing a preliminary
dance, the Canasta", on Sun-
day at St. Thomas,
Mrs. Stewart Bell, while get-
ting out of her car in H'ensan,
Guides Plan to
Raise Funds
A meeting of the Hensall
Guide Association was held in
the United Church on Feb-
ruary 1 with a good attendance
of Guide and Brownie mothers.
Financial report was read
and plans discussed to raise
money. A candy drive was
planned for Saturday, February
12 when a canvass of the vil-
lage will be made by, the Guides
and Brownies. The annual
Guide cookie sale is set for
Saturday, April. 30, at 10 a.m.
had the misfortune to fall o
the ice,
X-rays taken ken
at Scot
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
revealed torn ligaments in her
right leg, which was placed in
a east.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Campbell,
accompanied by their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Campbell, left Thursday
by car for .California where
they will vacation for the month
of February and also visit rel-
atives
Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline
and Troyann were snowbound
in St. Thomas until Tuesday
morning of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gelderland,
of Ridgetown, were Sunday
guests with Mr. aand Mrs. Sim
Roobol.
Lynne Dodds, Little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds, of
Seaforth, who has spent the
past three weeks with her
ZURICH CI MIENS NEWS
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randa
re
g nts Mr.
p .and Mrs. Sim
t Roobol, returned home on Sun-
day.
At the United Church Sun-
day morning service, Rev, H. F,
Currie delivered a very chal-
lenging message and a quartet
composed of Miss Joyce Flynn,
Miss Ann Mickle, Ted Mock
and Robert McNaughton sang
a pleasing number, "Under His
Wing". Mrs. John Turkheim
at the church organ.
99 Years. Old
Mr. J. T. Mitchell celebrated
his 99th birthday on Monday,
February 7, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Jarvis Horton.
A family dinner marked the
occasion. Mr, Mitchell was the
recipient of many congratula-
tory messages
Sgt. Tom Peters, Victoria,
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Mullen, of Mount Pleasant, has been a News -Argus corre-
spondent, for 54 years, carrying on a tradition started by
her great grandfather.
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Unit 4ofUCW
Hear Reports at
February Meeting
On Thursday afternoon, unit
4 United Church Women met
in the friendship hall of the
United Church with 29 present.
Mrs. James McAllister opened
the meeting with invocation,
"God does not intend that we
Iive unto ourselves alone. He
calls us to serve others".
Mrs. McAllister gave the de-
votional on "The Good Samari-
tan", bringing the story down
to the present day of living.
The topic given by Mrs. E
Chipchase was most interesting
on "thoughts from St. Paul's
letter on 'charity'."
Members reported having
made many visits on sick and
shut-ins. The annual quilting
bee commenced Monday, Feb-
ruary 7, at 1:00 p.m. and will
continue until quota is com-
pleted with pot -luck dinners
and afternoon teas as some of
the highlights.
The world day of prayer will
be held in this church, Friday,
February 25, at 3 p.m., with a
union service.
Next general meeting will be
held Monday evening, February
28. This unit will cater to a
dinner for Sunday school sup-
erintendents of Huron County
and their wives, on Tuesday,
March 1, at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. W. 11. Weekes conduct-
ed a contest and all enjoyed a
social time.
B.C„ who has been on special
course at Camp Borden, re-
cently visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Peters, and
Bonnie, before returning to
Victoria, B.C.
Seaforth Bantams recently
defeated Hensall Bantams 4-1
in a WOAA hockey game at the
local arena.
95 Years Old
Mrs. Katy Meidinger, a pa-
tient at Queensway nursing
home for the past two and a
half years, and a native of Zur-
ich, will on Monday, February
14 (Valentine Day) celebrate
her 95th birthday.
A birthday party will be held
for Mrs. Meidinger at the nurs-
ing home when refreshments
will be served, including a
birthday cake.
Henson Curlers
Hold Banquet
social at the community centre
Friday evening, February 4, at-
tended by 150.
Dancing was enjoyed with
music provided by Rowe's or-
chestra, from Kirkton. In the
draw which took place the win.
ners were: patio set, Dean Ald-
winkle; transistor radio, Brad
Sangster, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Sangster; flight bag,
John .Anderson; leather kit bag,
Mrs. Alex McMurtrie, Kippen.
A smorgasbord lunch was
served. Another social is
planned for the near future,
when trophies will be awarded,
PAGE THREE
Legion Auxi Nary New Minister Inducted At
Kippen and
Pion Curling Event Brrucef ield United Church Charges
The regular meeting of the
Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxili-
ary was held Tuesday in the
Legion Hall with the new of-
ficers in charge and president
Mrs, Harold Campbell conduct-
ing her first meeting.
Plans were discussed for two
curling bonspeils for February
and March to which the group
will eater,
A donation of $25 was given
to the Legion Bursary Fund.
Thank you notes were read
from sick and shut-in members
who received Christmas parcels
and flowers.
Guessing contest prize was
won by Mrs. Mary Bisback and
the mystery prize went to Mrs.
Byran Kyle.
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Obituary
MRS. ILA WOOD
Mrs, Alda Simmons received
word that her sister, Mrs Ila
Wood, of Santa Barbara, Cali-
fornia, had passed away on Fri-
day, February 4, after a two -
years' illness.
Mrs. Wood, the former Ila
Dinsdale, a native of Kippen,
took up residence in Santa
Barbara, Cal., some 50 years
ago, but made frequent trips
back to visit her sister, Mrs.
Simmons.
Mrs. Wood is survived by two
grandsons and one sister and
other relatives. Within the
past 13 months, Mrs. Simmons
has been bereaved of three sis-
ters and one brother-in-law.
Funeral service for Mrs,
Wood was held on Monday from
Santa Barbara.
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FEBRUARY 10 to '19
HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER
Seaforth
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The Huron presbytery of th
United Church u ch of Canada m
at St. Andrew's United Churc
Kippen, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 2, for the purpose of in-
ducting Rev, E. Donald Stuart,
CD, MA, BD, into the pastoral
charge of Brueefield and Kip -
pen churches.
e the past seven months.
et Following the service a so-
h,
tial hour
wasI
he d
to
givethe
h
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- Rev. and Mrs. Stuart an oppor-
tunity to meet members of the
presbytery and congregations.
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The service was conducted
by the chairman of the presby-
tery, Rev. A r t h u r Higgen-
botham, of Walton, and charge
to the minister and congrega-
tion delivered by Rev. G. L.
Mills Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton.
During the service a presen-
tation was made on behalf of
Brueefield and Kippers churches
to Rev. Edgar J. Roulston, of
Exeter, who has been minister-
ing to the pastoral charges for
MARCH OF DIMES
Battling snow drifts and
other elements of less than
favorable weather, 16 Kinettes
and volunteers canvassed the
village of Hensall Monday eve-
ning for the March of Dimes
campaign. They have collected
$191.63 to date, with more don-
ations expected to come in very
shortly.
Canvass lasted one hour.
Marchers found the support
and co-operation of the resi-
dents wonderful and have ex-
pressed their thanks and ap-
preciation to one and all,
Amber Rebekahs
Regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge was held on
Wednesday evening, February
2, in the Lodge Hall with noble
grand Mrs George CIifton pre-
siding. A letter of appreciation
was read from the CNIB for
the help of the members who
canvassed the town in aid of
the project, Also 'thank you'
notes were read for cards and
treats sent to shut-ins.
Following the meeting, the
seventeenth birthday annivers-
ary of the lodge was observed
with members entertaining as
their guests members of their
family or friends.
Euchre was the highlight of
the evening with .11 tables in
play and the winners were:
ladies, Mrs. Fred Peters, Mrs.
Ross Corbett; men, Ross Rich-
ardson, Alex McBeath; lone
hands, Mrs. Alex McBeath.
Winners in the draw were:
basket of groceries, Mrs. A. J.
Foster; double deck of cards,
Mrs. Fred Beer
Mrs. William Fuss, pianist of
the lodge, was presented a gift
in appreciation of her services
as pianist.
NOTICE
TO
Century Farm Owners in
Stanley Township
Anyone now owning a farm in the
Township of Stanley that has been in the
same family for 100 years or more, by
1967, please contact the undersigned by
February 24, 1966, as they may be eligible
for recognition though a project sponsored
by the Junior Farmers' Association, to
commemorate Canada's Centennial Year.
MEL GRAHAM, Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Stanley,
BRUCEFIELD, ONTARIO.
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