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• The ,activ'itie's of the IYensall F'S00"
Club, aA association pt•eihtwomen,
n lio. ctrl ing •Ghe ' .-War ' lea rs raised
040 D for patriotic pi poses, is re-
viewe4 zn a report by,',, -the e secretary,
Kra. 3an►es• Sangs'tei°, which follows:.
} the ladles• of the Iensall f'500C4ub, wish :to talce'this opportunity
tp� tliargk
the .,people o1 'Ilgiisall'`azu
district for ' :their genet Qus.o support
'd.uring the years of WOrid..WarICII,, in
helping us ,keep filo•cigarettes going
to our boys .overseas. It is; six years
last July since we d' stied to bell) the
war effort a little, We began; •b giv-
ing ".ten'ceait's each weekly: There • has
.never been more than eightmembers
in • the auk.' ' so. you ,wilt understand
that our fid didn't accumulate too.
svwi£tlY. Therefore', we decided to send,
eigar@'ttes through' the. overseas •ser
vied; so we didn't\spend money on
postage. The boys' letters of 'aPpree-
iation wee all we needed • to ,know,.
:that •we ha' chosen a suitable gift.
As the number of boys going over-
seas , kept increasing, we` had to raise
money faster. • Our motto became,' "It
can be done." We raffled hand
crochet chair sets, hand embroidered
table cleths, ,etc., obtained permission
from the L'egi'on. to servh lunch at
their bingoes, had a booth at one of
.the firemen's frolics, sponsored a
"Block of pennies drives," had a num-
ber .ef ,of
and dances in the hall
and some house euchres. It all meant
work, and 'we' -were all in there pitch-
ing- ,•
The, result of our efforts": We ,sent
more than. $1,200.00 in cigarettes, to.
the boys; made a- donation of` $20.00
to' the 'Women's Institute one Christ-
mas, and another Obristmas we put a
box of treats in each. of 61 parcels
sent to the boys by the Institute and
War Service Committee. We have
sent flowers to friends bereaved,' don-
ation tei cancer fund and Children's
Hospital. We have treated the boys
to a dinner. and dance in groups as
they returned. We must add here that
there are a number •of boy we have
yet to' do- this for, and we hop.e to
do itbefore long, when we can get
the hall en a suitable night. -
We are going tb retiire now insofar
as raising money 'is concerned. We
-•have--a-:balance "on' hand and -are` mak-
ing another donation 'to the Chil-
drens Hospital, .and one to help fin-
ancing a recreation room for our Jun-'
for boys and girls in Heiman. ,
We are proud of our achievements,
but without the support -of the people
of lie/mill and district, We could not
'have .had'§itch succes. To all you
good folks, who helped inany way.
again we say, "Thanks a million,"
from the Hensali Ladies '$00 Club."
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Christmas and .New Year's:
Good going: Friday, Dec. ".20 ' to
Wednesday? Jan. 1 inclusive -Return
Limit: Leaving destination' not later
•than Midnight, Tuesday,, Jan.' 7.
'TARE AND ATMfRD
Christmas:' Going Monday, Dec.
23 to Wednesday, Dec. 25 inclusive.
Return. Limit: Leaving destination
not later than Midnight,, Thursday,
Dec. 26, 1946. .
New Year's: Going Monday,
"Dec. ' 30 to . Wednesday, Jan. -1,
inclusive. Return Limit: Leaving
• destination not later than Midnight,
Thursday, January 2, 1947.
Tickets and com•i'lete information
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Rheumatic pains may often be caused by
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kidneys fail, and excess uric acid remains, it t
may •cause severe discomfort- and pain.
Treat rheumatic pains by keeping your
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AT THIS HOLIDAY BEASONN' OF TAE' YEAR . . .
Seaforth
_ Ltd',
desires to express its appreciation of the co-operation of the
Poultry Raisers of Huron County,. and to' wish "one and. all .the
Compliments ' of the Season..,
In order
that your New Year may be' a happy' and profitable one,
we point out that:
A :PROFITABLE POULTR,Y. INDUSTRY
Requires that 'a Planned .Production.
Program be 'adopted by Poultry Raisers
1K 'At least one-third of the. exportable egg surplus should. be , ..
-. produced during thelaIl. and early winter months of 1947.
This 'means, earlier chicks;r-chicks hatched in February and March -or
January where phacticable. . . ,^°
2. A large volume of fail and early'winter 'eggs should be • the -
goal of the Canadian Poultry Industry every' year.
Failure to meet this goal would be a deterrent to future favourable eon-
-Jtracts. Giving Britain eggs when she wants. them provides the, bargaining
power for surplus eggs in. other seasons.
3.. Production stepped forward — not increased poultry 'popu-
,'lation.
No overall increase in poultry population is wise or desirable at this time.
,Feed supplies are short. Available feed should be used where it Will do the
most good --- raising early pullets and carrying them into :early profitable
production.
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THIS PROGRAM' ;REQUIRES THE CO-OPERATION. OF
„ EVERY PRODUCER '
• Successful poultrymen have mastered .the, art of fall produc
tion. `Their • experiences will be made available in interviews by ,
press and: radio. • •
I Increased fall production is the best insurance for. future'
stable. markets. .
better.
Early
more haVe
greater liveability:, They develop
The eggs are produced at a season
when attractive pretniuins exist.
No chicks should be brooded 'after• MAY . 31st, ekcept for;
speciar purposes. ' f•
BUY CHICKS A MONTH EARLIER IN 1447 -
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AGENTS FOR ,I.,VbXHAVS CHICKS
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tesented to Mtsq Cx eta �i�
enxber : of jths Gutted' h o
at a z'?eent gathnia%rg at •tie
se.. ofMt. and:h`lr>s M. G. 'Dry0Ie
.l, ollowiug ;�a the rddreSs r3k at
Greta;the choir c
sire to lionor yon at`i is time and 'to
voice` a ,,feW 0.00 :0 '.444. fee1iu6
tAat .ca irmt -4e oxprssst,id as bfteu as
they siesdrve to be, a'A• vhicyh rease
e the years hurry bye We re000iiize
the inraortal?t part ypU: have' p1ayP4l in
alU y'hoW't hurch •1%fe. You have ,dl
wa tiled t0 do vyhat You could to
ma >r our ghurnb > olArish, and your
contribution: ' oRt is remarkable
and •deeply apples ..o'ii whez�evei{' yen'
set'is. Since 1938 y;.oltl''have been the
Organist of the o11d* 11 and in. that
capacity you have .lebn prompt, ef-
ficient and. 4epel:kik , •and • your, s.er-
xiec.,illagked'by tli.e;Vgliest devotion,,.
There have been. igea''sions when 'the
load. for . yon • has: been eaieeedingly
heavy, Easter and, Christmas- espetr•"
fatly, are imporiant occasions, When',
much mere' is required of the organ-.
ist:. But you have measured -up won-
derfu1ly and have labol'ed industrious-
ly for us all, and your musical .,gifts
have peen an important factor.. An 'the
success .of our wdrl€ as a Whole. Re-
lieving this is a gond opportunity to
express our thoughts and feelings,' we •
are attemp3,ing:lo do, so 'now,' 'Around
Christmas •time• people do strange,
things, but they are,: always forgiven,.
no matter' how foolish pep seem. But
we want you to accept this gift as a
token of, our goodwii1 and gratitude
for au. your serviOoS. thong with it.
goes 'a good wish tor Christmas, • but
also a• -good wish for;'all the years to
dome, that health and strength may
he' given to .carry on with your du-
ties, and that you will not grdw weary
in your well. -doing amongst us as the
organist of our church.—Signed, Presi-
dent of the' Choir."
The annual meeting of the W.M.S.
-5if the United 'Church. was held Thurs-
day evening' with the president, Mrs.
W. B. Cross, in the chair. Bev. R. A.
Book spoke, and Miss Greta Laramie
directed carol singing. Miss Ellis fav-
ored with a reading ' and .Mrs. Maude
Hedden, Mrs. 'George. Hess and Mrs.
Milton Lavery sang a -trio, "Silent
Night, Holy Night." Lantern slides,
The• Other Wise Men," were shown
with Miss • A. Consitt as narrator. Mrs.
C.Cook, treasurer of the society .for
many years, was made a life mem-
ber. .The address war: read by Miss:
Ellis and the presentation made by
Mrs. Brook. Rev. R. A. Brook was in.
charge 9f the election of officers as',
follows: Past pres, Mrs. R. A. $rook;
pres., Mrs. W. B. Cross; . vice-pres.,
Mi's. E. Geiger., Mrs. E. MVIcQueen,'Miss
M. Ellis, Mrs. C. Ballantyne, Mrs. M.
G. Drysdale; treas., Mrs: C. -Cook; re-
cording and., corresponding sec., Mrs,
L. Mickle; assistant, Mrs. H. McMur-
trie; :pianist, Mrs. ' T. J. Sherritt;
Christian Stewardship, Mrs. W. Car-
lile;' assist., Mrs... Grace Harpole;
Community Friendship sec., Mrs. J.
Passmore,. Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs. N.
Jones; . Mrs.,W. Carlile; Supply sec.,'
Mrs. J. McBeath, Mrs. Turner, Mrs.
C. Stephenson; . •Temperance sec.,
Mrs. E. McQueen-; Associate Helpers,
Mrs, N. Cook.; assist., Mrs. Sherritt;
-Missionary Monthly, Miss K. Scott;
press sec, 34iss Violet MCClymont;
honorary president -Evening Auxil-
iary,. Miss M, Ellis; Supts•, Mission
Circle, Mrs. E. Norminton, Mrs:. G.
Hess; Supt. Mission Band, Mrs. ,R, A.
Brook;, Supts. Baby Band, Miss Ellis
and Mrs. Hess;. Study Book, Miss A.
Consitt. ••
lie Qtyicers torr a;a4'i „,4rp. (' b iter
aieberec amiss' Mat �. Currie, :l Ira.
Q pl n iOtrry.:• 4; vier; 13r0
Mi's: A ac Wi1*am; vie lyres Mrs':
L. eQtt, zItts. Win tiaiuUtpn; •a L"., `
Ivlise 'CSract 0halmttrs, Leese , •firs,,
Jas; } W;,. ssist; tress„ Ylis Jessie
Harmilton; • Welcr fa•e .and ',elfare;
Mrs, . Keith, Mcl.,aren •.Mrs, �" L€ting,
Diad Tidings, Mrs. '£ J, Scott, supply,
Ivies. Tort? 'Scott; $r;•.; exG.hange, Miss,
Miry" . Currie, .press, tis Wlil3am
1-1040404;.•;Boma !IlelpeXs, hits: Jes
aie•- 4,MiJan; ass}st., Mrs' Ed. Allen;.
pgisi, ,Nits L1dYd Soi`sdahl; assist.,.
M. Hen ceilal'# �lyRniriating, com-
mij1kI•
tee> Ml'e MaeWig•,um; Mrs; T. L,
•-Secitt, • Mks:: Wm. '4,044,'cud; Mi:},
Gi:ace Chan ere,
Miss Margaret Shepherd was,,'hos-
Less at her home Monday evening for
the monthly meeting of the Evening
Auxiliary. Miss Edna Saundereock as-
sisted, Miss Shepherd, and Mrs. B.
Kyle presided. The 'meeting aliened
witli- Christmas. carols. In response to,
the roll call, a collection off Christmas
gifts was received for distribution to
the Protestant Orphanage, London.,
Edna Saurtdercock read the Scripture
lesson; Gladys Luker offered prayer,
and Miss Ellis presented an appropri-
ate devotional in keeping 'with the
Christmas season; "For God so loved
t4 ...worLtL" . Business. was discussed..:
',Margaret Shepherd and Mary Good-
win will pack 'and ship the gifts. The
'nominating"' committee, Mrs: • KYle,
Mrs. Passmore and Mrs. • Shaddick,
presented the.1,94,7 slate of ogles rs rr
fellows: Hon•., -pees.. M:ss Ellis: 4.r'e•s;
Miss B. Michie;, 1st vice-pres., Mrs,
P. McNaughton;' 2nd vice -Pres.,^ Mrs.•
H, Hyde; sec. • Gladys ,Luker; treas.,
Margaret Glenn; .press reporter, Mrs.
.I-Iedden; pianist,' Gladys Luker;
ibl cam.. Mrs. C. Passmore; -friendship'
com., Gladys .Duker, Mrs. Shaddick,
Mrs. Passmore and "Violet' McCly-
Mont; ' Stewardship cont., Violet' Mc-
Clymont. Mrs. Hedden, Mrs.' Hess
and Mrs. •Lavery rendered a vocal
trio unaccompanied, "Silent Night,
Holy Night.''' The next ineeti•ng tiv'ill
be held, at Miss 'Edna Saundercock'c
home on January. 13. Miss Ellis will
begin the new study book , on India.
Closing hymn was. "Hark.? the Her-
ald Angels Sings," after Which" the
Mizpah benediction was rep cited
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ids will be full to
completing thousands of extra Long
Distance calls dpring the holiday season.
Most calls will go through Promptly—m-c
because our operatoits will be using,.all avaua.ble„
equipment tb . ,mplete them. -
•Of course with holiday traffic so heavy, some
calls are bound to be delayed. If this
should happen to yours, you can be sure the
operator will get it through just as quickly
as she possibly can. •
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• BEDSPREADS .
SCATTER RUGS
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• DINING ROOM SUITES
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• ASH STANDS
• B,EDROOM. FURNITURE
•• DESKS
•. STUDIO COUCHES
• CHESTERFIELD SUITES
'Come in—look around. You are cer-
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CROSARTY .
• The annual meeting of the Wnmen's
Missionary Society was held in the
baselnent of , the Fhurch with Mrs.
1VIacWilliam presiding. ''The Scripftire
lessen was read by. the "president, fol-
lowed with prayer by. Mrs. ,fas. Hill.
•The roll call :was answered by 1:1
Members. The Glad. Tidings prayer
was taken by Mrs. R. J. Scott. A re-
port of the year's work was given by
the seer -60,11, Miss' .Grecd Chalmers;
and .Mrs.. Hill; the treasurer, gave an
encouraging'finanei'hl report. The giv-
ings for the' year showed 2l marked
crease, Other' reparta `earl i'ine1ud-
ed:+ Glad, Tidings, Mrs R. 3� Scott;
welcome and' welfare, Mrs, H'oughton,
In the absence of 'Mrs. Keith McLar-.
en: Miss Mary B. Curr'a, the exchange
secretary. wrote and sent current ev-
ents for several of the meetings and'
also sent an exchange pater; Homo
Helpers' report. Mrs. Jessie liamil-
deh; Mrs. Tom Scott, Sr'., the supply
secretary, reported that, owing to the
national clothing drivel during' the
year.,'nothhng.. had been done in the
way' of a bale of clothing from the
society; •Mi•s, : Scott gave an. encour-
aginig.Ifinancial report rtf the Peace
Thanksgiving Fund;, ' press report,
MTs. Hotr,ghton.; Missinii •Eanc't, Miss
Grace Chahltsrs:" Mrs. rt L: Scott read,
the report of the nominating commit-
tee and the officers were reappointed
for the' coming year, .whir the excep'
tio$• of onretnetiaber, Of t`he• notnibat-
iJA, ootiiiiiittee, Mits. Ohginuere being
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