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Aerisalla,
Tudors°" 70
'tome, Private funeral set'vite was
held 'Wednesday at 2',30 from his
parents home, with Rev. Hinton, of I Mrs. Harold Kellerman and John,
St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen ,are spending a few days mHan-'
offiiating, Burial was in Hensall Urt" over.
ion. Cemetery. I 141r and Mar's Walter Ness of Lon„ 111
Mrs. Joe Rapson spent a !aw days ! don spent the week -end with his mo- l
ZURICH HERALD •
l _h' • granddaughter, M •s Ness
DASHWOOD
at the home v ex g then, i . €
Mrs. C. McBride. Mrs. Lydia Rinker is visiting with Ila
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Graham and friends in Windsor. !u1
Mrs. John McCowan. of near Kippcir Several relatives from e here attend -11H
o'c fa
are away to visit friends in 7.' r alto ed the funeral of th late Da
and Stouf`fville., ' Pfaff in Sarnia on Saturday,
Left Community a.
A social evening was held in the withCol andand
ylMrs Wesrs. E, Tiernanlfeand ;
Goshen Church basement friday
night last in honor o
l f Mr and Mrs family of London, were Sunday vis
Mrs.:Sillery of Seaforth is visiting
tie Keyes who
Axhaveleft the con ,tors with relatives here.
munity and moved to Varna. i
Mr. • Donald �,�
Gasser is
eto
in London
Hospital where he is p ndergoing' ,
Goshen WMS Meet treatment.
The November meeting of Goshen We extend congratulations to Mr
WMS was at the home of Mea, Allan .Robert,Hoperoft, son of Mr. and Mrs
Armstrong with the president, Mrs. Thos. Hoperoft who was successful in
Wm. Hayter in the chair. The devot- I running as member of the council in
ional period was in charge of Mrs. • Port Colbourne.
Robinson and her group. Hymn 3991 Mr and Mrs. Thos. Smythe •of Lon -
was sung. The minutes read and roll don spent the week -end with her pax
called. A card of thanks was read
from Mrs. Robt. Teck. A reading by encs, Mr and Mrs C. Steinhagen.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Anson McKinley and some ! and W.M.S. of the Evangelical church
poetry by Mrs. John McKinley. Mrs. entertained their husbands to a chic -
Russell Errata read from the study ken dinner. on Friday evening.
Book. Bhe offering was taken and tables were beautifully decorated
Hymn 5021 sung. Mrs Robinson pre- soc
nuanced the Benediction, andwith Christmas decorations and after
a _ a delicious chicken dinner a program
of half hour spent. ! was given consisting of sheen*
Christmas lCarols. Orchestral numbers
readings, solo's and moving pictures.
HENSALC.
Chamber of Commerce
The regdlar meeting of the Cham -
BORN — At the Stephan Nursing bei of Commerce was field in the
Dome, �ie1 sill on December. 3rd to Council Chambers Monday evening,
Mr and Mrs. Harold. Wil1ea;t, or Hay the' .5th: `Walter Spencer was chair -
Township, (nee Joyce Aikenhead') a pian in the absence of -the president,
R. H. Middleton. J. Irvin, treasurer,
reported on finances from the recent
frolic. The net proceeds were $1524
It.was decided to. transfer .$1500 to
the Building Fund. James A. Pater.,
son- reported that.. all preparations
were made for the annual Xmas. tree
GRAND BENO
Setting for Wedding
•Donna Frances, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Robert MacPherson, be-
came the bride, of Dougal Gordon
Gray son of Mr and Mrs. Gordon
ALAIKE
Ms and •Mrs Leon Geoffrey vis-
ited•their son, Mr and Mrs Leonard
Geoffrey and family in •Goderich one
ra ,
Gray, Parkhill, in an attractive cer- day. many friends of Mr Maxine
emony performed at Grand Bend Un-
ited Church by Rev. K. Wood, Mrs. Denomme were sorry to hear he has
Ray Pollock, aunt of the bride, pla- I been very sick from the results of a
fall. His speedy. recovery is looked
yed the weddingng"The Lor and Morley for soon. e was taken to the 'Clin-
ton sang Lord's Prayer." (ton Hospital, by the Westlake Ani -
The bride was lovely as she enter- ibulance for x-rays! which showed no
ed the church with her father, •atten-bones were broken.
ding her as matron of honor was Mrs.'Mrs. Lloyd Guenther of Dashwood
.son.
Mr and Mrs John Passmore, Mrs
V. C. Passmore, Ronald and Norma
visited recently with Mr and Mrs _Al-
bert Passmore and Mi and Mts. -Re
C. Passmore at Aylmer.
•Miss Dorothy .McNaughton. was • a party on Dec. 17th in the Town (Hall.
guest with Miss Roberta Kirkby' iia, Candy, nuts' and oranges will be dis-
Sr. Thomas. ! tributed to the •children of Hensall
Mr and Mrs E. Fletcher of Moore-' and surrounding district. Everyone
field are spending the winter months ' is invited. A picture show will be
with Mr and Mrs. Ed. Fink. !shown in the town hall at 2.30. Dis-
At the bingo and dance held in
the Town Hall Wednesday last, spon-
sored ley the Legion, Mrs. A. Town-
send won the door prize, a turkey.
Harvey Keys, local merchant, .who.
won a goose and two chickens, don-
•Fted one back to the Legion, which
was won by Mrs. Geo. Smale.
The Ladies of Carmel church held
a most successful home -baking and
rrammege sale and supper ire the Hall
Saturday last.
Mr. Wm. Kerslake of St. Marys ie
Grant Pollock. Bridesmaid was Miss
Marian Gray. Parkhill. ester of the
groom. Miss Dorolyn Meir, of Buffalo
N.Y., cousin of the bride, was flower
girl. All wore headresses and gloves
to match. Don C-tmpheil of ISo"tiac
Mich., and Don Franklin MacPher-
son, twin brothers of the 'bride, at-
tended the groom. Ushers were Earle
MacDonald ,of • Hamil+on. sed How-
ard Datars,,,,,Dashwood. Following a
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lig
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visited at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs. David .Desch.
Miss Emma Dinsmore visited her
cousins, Mrs. Drysdale and Miss Jem
Johnston in Zurich one day recent-
ly.
Mrs. Clarence Parke is holding the
December Womens' Missionary , in
her home on Thursday .afternoon, De-
cember 18th at tz.30 p.m. Mrs. • Roy
McBride's group, being in. charge : of
reception at the Brenner Hotel, at the meeting. .
Grand Bend, the couple left for •x'I Mrs. F. Young is spending a few
wedding trip to central Ontario and days at Goderich owing to her sister's
New York State. Mr. and Mrs. Gray. illness and recent operation in the
will live .in' Parkhill. - !Clinton Hospital.
cussion.followed on a hockey team
and it was decided to have a senior
team and a couple •of Junior teams
playing this winter.
Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Hensel].
Branch of the Canadian Legion 'Was
held in the Legion Hall, Monday. ev-
ening, 5th, President Jack Tudor in
the chair. Reports were received
from all committees showing stdadv
progress. R. S. Thurtell was initiated
into membership. The following offi.-
.pending several weeks with his son cers were appointed to form the 1949
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A -50 slate: Pre,,ident, Dave Sangster;
IV. Kerslake. lst vice-pres., Byron Kyle; 'Led Vice
The annual Christmas- concert of W. Cameron; Chaplain, Rev. P. A.
the Hensall Public School will be Ferguson; Adjustment officer, F. Ap
1:eld in the Town Hall, Hensall on pedby; Sergeant at Arms, Jack Sim -
Tuesday evening, Dec. 20th. mons; Zone Representatives, Sam
Were at Seaforth Dougall, Alfred Clark, Jack Tudor;.
A large representation of memo- Executive, F. Bonthron, D. Daycnane
ere of Amber Rebekah Loage, Hensall H. Horten, R. Smale; Refreshments
attended lodge at the Edelweiss Re- were served and there was a spleniil:;;
bekah Lodge in Seaforth Monday ev. id attendance.
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St. Joseph and Beaver Town i
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Denomme
and family of Chatham were Sunday*
visitors with Mr and Mrs Leon Be-
dard, and on their return Mrs. Hec-
tor Laporte accompanied them, where
she will be for some time in Chat-- !
ham.
Mr. James Masse of St. Joseph has j
been confined to his bed with artry
leg trouble and it will be .some time I
before it will clear away.
On Saturday last Mr and Mrs Fred
Ducharme of the B. W. Highway,'
motored to Beaver Town to spend
the day at the home of Mrs. Bernie,
Geoffrey.
The, cement foundation nes beert
laid for the new cottage .on the Win.
Dueharme Jr., summer resort, and
top work will be continued until cone
pleted, by 'the Jeffreys Bros:, build_
ers.
Mr and 112rs tLeonard Geromette of
the Goshen Line; north, .were, Sunday
last callers with Mr and :Mrs. Fred
Ducharme of the B. W..aligleveaYe
Mr and Mrs George ..Kaschut , • of
Kitchener were week -end visitors
with Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard of
this vicinity.
last when the Brus:els Degree team STANLEY TOWNSHIP
initiated five candidates from Hen -
Quite a number of Stanley res.'-
..
dents attended the Federation of Ag'-
riculture• banquet in Varna United
Church, Thursday evening last.
Racy McGregor, son of Mr and Mrs
Robert McGregor, of Kippen, died
Nov. 29th in Windsor, following a
long illness, in his 1i2ith year.
Surviving are his parents and two
Lome. brothers, James and Grant, both at
. sill and three from •Seaforth.
Announcement •
Mr and Mrs George R. Hess of
liensall, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Ruth. Allan, to Jark
. Laurence, son of Mr. D. A. McCloy
and the late Mrs. McCloy, Stratford,
the wedding to take place, Saturday,
'ec. 17, at high noon at the bride's
How to be Born Again
NO ONE CAN BE SAVED UNLESS HE IS BORN AGAIN
BY THE POWER OF GOD'S SPIRIT.
CHRIST SAYS: "Ye must be born again." Jn. 3:7
Nothing will take the place of the new bietht
—Baptism or Confirmation or church attendance will not take
the place of the new birth.
.-.CULTURE, refinement and outward correctness of life will
not suffice.
"Verily, verily, I say tint:: thee. Except a man be born again,he
cannot see the kingdom .of God." Jn. 3:3
We are born again by God's Holy Spirit, through his word the
momeets we receive Christ as Saviour.
"But as many as receive Him, to them gave he power to he -
co. ie lee Sons of God, even to them that believe on his
name."
TUNE IN—Ileac CHAS E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles,
S'r11TVA. CHUM -1 n5r1, 'Permit.) rind:rys 9. to 10. A.M.
WAR, 1130, Pontiac, Mitch.. Sunda ye at 12 to 1.00 p.m.
Winter Seems Here
At time of writing the weather i?:
a little cold, but nice for December
and with little frost in the grdhnd.
and no snow, so day by day the win-.
ter is gradually passing: awaty+, and: e
so far leaving no ill effects rnajts:
pathway.
Bean buyers are on the go aga/,.„,
with the old price. But fanners Vie,
Iaying low at present. They are ex-
pecting an advance in price in the
New Year.
Mrs. Leon Jeffrey, formerly of.
Beavertown, wlio has not been feel-
ing well of late, has now taken re-
sidence with her daughter, Mr. and.
Mrs_ Wilber Dewey of Grand Bend..
WHERE IS IT LEGAL TO SPAN .
A WIFE
fIt can't be done in Pittsburgh, .but
a judge in British Columbia actually
"sentenced" .• a- wife to be spanked!:
Get the facts on wife -spanking front
Abilene to., Xenia, ag enid in one ,rat
man ;. ntriguing articles-
erigan Weekly, 01415rate83. iragazi'ne-
of real-ltfe 'stnmats, . ! vylk . Allis Sun-
day's (Dec. 11) issue of The Detroit:
Sunday Times:
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HANDS IN TR;1I\I1'G ...FOR O1VI'AItIO
Learning Business Practice
IN Ontario the wheels of industry tuns for the benellt of 'every single
one of us. Our lathes, dynamos, drill presses,
res
ss ,rnd services combines, far,
farm tractors,
business machines, etc. are producing
dollars. These. dollars provide food, clothing, medical care and other
necessities which contribute to our security and high standard of living.
Every single one of us, therefore, has a very personal interest in the flow
of a steady supply.of titainecl workers to industrial plants. These workers
will operate machines which. are important to our way of life.
We should appreciate, then,. the co-operative efforts of government,
industry and labour in the field of employee training. In schools and in
factories our workers, young and old, are given the opportunity to develop
new and specific skills in every field of business and industrial activity.
For instance, every effort on the -part of office workers to become pro.
ficient ,in typing: filing, .shorthandand secretarial work, will mean
greater business efficiency—will help to make Ontario a finer place in
which 10 live 11til w oi'1 .
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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Our Way 01 Life fiewurds
Trained )ilCanilrs
Ontario workers know they can earn
more, bave executive responsibility le
and enjoy a higher standard of, living
in direct ratio to the skills they ac
quire and the way they make use
• of them. That's always
true in a free economy •
—that's why our corn•
petitive system will
continue to snake
Canada great and a
great place in which
to live.
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