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Noble Grand Mrs flaael
Boalerrclr Lodge ,I"Or' flue 'siSµ
tern, to attend their 70th
anniversary May 15th. Arran
gelnents were finali4ed for
the Dessert :Euchre and Bake
Sale to be held on. Wcdrtes
day May 9th, with the .follow-
ing committees in Chore:
F-ntertatttment' Dorothy Cor-
bett, Evelyn ,McBeath, Alice
Ferg, and Myrtle Taylor,
Social: Aldeen volland, Olga
Chipchase, Pearl Eyre. annie.
Reid. The Dessert Euchre is
at 1:30 p.m, and everyone is
welcome.
Corbett presided for the
meeting of .amber BehOkai :
;Lodge on Wednesday even.
Ing with Mrs. Olga Chip
chase L.S,V.G.aassistrng in
the absence ell the Vice
Shand Mrs, Eliaabeth Riley,
The local church service will
be held. on May 27th at
Carmel Presbyterian Church.
at 11:30 a,m. Mrs. Evelyn;
McBeath reported for the
Finance Committee. an invi-
tation was; recetVed from
THE STRUGGLE - Scott McAsh, a` Grade .2. •
student at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield
.demonstrates the skills. needed to seta kiite•aloft
and:keep it there during the school's kite flying.
contest Friday morning. •(ExpositorPhoto)
( this kidis dark, and you .cars only see the
string of the kite)
Queensway. man •
has birthday
"Birthday Greetings" to and Mrs: . Triebner. Jack
Alex a..Barrett' at . the.
Queensway' Nursing . Home. Jack Upshall and- Grace
Mrs. Helen Taylor visited Adkins visited their uncle
her' father Russell Erratt. Jim ":McDougall. Mr. and
Robert Dale visited`,Agne$, .Mrs. McLean: visited Louise
Cutting, Mitchell.
Mrs. Alice Rozendal was Mr.'Hoggarth visited ,his
visited ;by her husband who wife. Dora.
took her driving. Ray Weurih visited his
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones mother Mrs. Lou Weurth.
visitckd Mrs. Jone's sister Mr. Alderson and
Mrs. Lameeda Parsons. who daughter visited Mrs. Vivian
also was visited by her son Alderson,
Bob. Mrs. Ellis Hulley and Mrs.
Mrs. Cecil Kipfer visited;' `C. Hulley visited Mrs. Tena
Neu --Ke d k. Hulley:
Mt. and Mrs. Morkin. and Rev. Van Essen conducted
daughter visited Neil Regan.. church:. service accompanied
Mrs. Helen Toonstra and by Mrs. Van .Essen. Unit 2
Mr. Katz visited AleedaKatz of I4ensall United Church
Mrs. Pfaff visited'' her entertained the residents on
SPIDER MAN- Doug `Roy, a Grade 4 student
at Huron'; Centennial School climbs up the
backstop: to free some tangled lines for ;fellow
kite fliers at the School's kite competition 'on
Friday, • (Expositor Photo)
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1'he ltlhunstE �1.0»fill~pa,�gi ,"
met on Tiseuesday wi7th the. hymn .cotta ng
:President .Mrs, Jrtei4, .Brrnt .,,"Mothers'" Thk;
Hell prestdtng end• .opened awl$gcd lb
the rneettgg wrth a Doe. .wad Hortoacictrn, T
rwere reznXnded Rest lio� ,,gq: � 1rhR
water ns to
"Pruning Tinto The thein
g and Prayer was ail=
taken by all present' The ;entertain on Wednesday eve*
theme for the worship: ser- Wit. It. was .decided to sett'.
Vice ,was taken by Mrs, , a.,child frost the Children"
Richa w Taylor en Mother. .Aad, Society for one week 'tilt:
ILDA M 'A 11llE` They Call You blessed"" The the United Church C`arnp,
262.5018; mllC411 was answered by they ""Menesetung." The'U.C,W'
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Ma donation to, t*. board
of Stewards. The President.
thanked; all who helped in
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It was Announced the,Now
any way. at the Taylor's, Sale,
Mrs. Beatrice Uyt sing" with Dr. Ralph Topp at
presided for the meeting' of the organ.
the Legion Ladies` Auxiliary Next Sunday the service
on 1 ucsday evening and • will be conducted by Rev.
presented Mrs... Minnie John Wareham of Exeter.
Noakes with her 25 year pin. induction" of Rev. ' Stan
A donation was vot 04 to. the M:CDonald will be held' on.
Mobile Bus for H'cstrrtinister Tuesday, May 1$ at 8 p;m.
Hospital, London.. The Chiselhurst - and Hensall;
annual "Penny Sale" Draw Church Boards, will meet at
will be held early in June. 7:30 pan. on that .evening.
Nomination and elections MI contributions for the ,bale
were • held as., follows; to be left at the church by
President: Mrs. Beatrice Monday, May .14.
Uyl, 1st Vice President: Mrs Mrs. Pearl Erratt is' a.
Alice Neilands; 2nd Vice patient in S. Joseph's Hosp.
PresidentiMrs, Hilda Samle; ital, London, where she has
Scretary: Mrs. Donna Allan; undergone surgery.
Trcasurere: Mrs. Mona Mrs, Nan Britton spent
Campbell; Sgt at Arms: last week visiting with her
Mrs. Ivo Reid; • Executive• son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mildred, Chalmers, David Britton and Zachary in
Mrs. Jean Munn, Mrs.' Kitchener.
,Wanda McClinchey, Mrs: Mrs, James McAllister
Joan Beierling. The meeting chaired the May meetingof
concluded with a social hour. Unit 4 of Hensall, United
Due to receipt of mail, at Church, held on Thursday,
the Hensall Post Office, May 3 an. dopened the:rneet.
wicket service will begin at ing by reading a letter she
8;30 a.m. daily after June had received from her foster
1st. • child in Haiti, informing her
Mr, and ' Mrs. James how her donations were
Sangster and Brad and Mrs. being spent. Mrs. Laird
Bertha MacGregor were Micklepresided at the piano,
dinner guests at :a birthday' The devotion was given by
anniversary at the home' of Mrs: Len Purdy who spoke.
Mr, and Mrs: Ralph Holland, on thepower of forgiveness,
Gwen and Michael in taking asher:text, "Forgive
Clinton. us our debts as we forgive
Mrs. A'.W, .Shirray who • our debtors." •
returnedto. her home after The topic , a study of six •
spending the winter months great Christian women, was
in Florida reports a very good taken by Mrs. William;
winter but is .happy le, be Rogerson.
h"stc again. During the business, Mrs. •
- The service at the United Tom ShelTitt reported that
Church on Sunday was con- the .beef barlieque was: a
ducted by Mr. Bob Elliott of decided success Several
Clinton and assisted by Mr. . hope to attend the meeting; at
Erie Mansfield and Mr. Doug . Brucefield. on June S. Unit.
Mock who told th'e children's four to provide the flowers in
story. Bob Elliott gave thethechurch during. May. A
address; duct, "The• beautiful garden
The choir. under the direc- . of prayer" was sung by Mrs.
tion of .::'Mrs. Marianne Erie Luther and Mrs, Sim
McCaffrey, sang, "Let. all Roobal and the meetini.
the world in every corner closed with hymn and pray
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George Armstrong and Mrs. ' Mr.. and: Mrs. Car1; Payne ,p.m, Also any one interested
H. Luther served a dainty visited with '.Mr, and. Mrs, • in a bus trip to the United,
lunch, Ross Berdan of Union, on
Prices were ;higher: de- Sunday. .
mand active and supply Several members of the
mostly heifers and steers at • ;Hensall U.C.W. attended the
the Sales. Barn last Thursday. gathering at Zurich United
Fat cattle; steers,' $79.50 Church .on Thursday evening
$86.50, sales to $87.50; heifMay 3.
ers, $77,50 • t1;17 SO4 'sales to.
Baptism planned
Rev. • Kenneth Knight Sunday will be Christian
conducted service in Carmel Family Sunday. There will be
Presbyterian Church. on . a special family service
Sunday–the sermon subject including the Sarcrament of
was "A day .of Good Baptism, at the hour of 11:30
Tidings", Mrs. R, Taylor a.m.
presided, at the organ.. Next
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•MRS. RENA CALDWELL.
262.5062
Mrs. Jim Chalmers will be
hostess for the Kippen East
Womens. Institute in the
Hensall Legion Hall May 16
at 8:30.
'hurch House in Toronto June
13th. Mrs. Clarence Coleman
presented a ,:Film. entitled
"The Way of ithe Cross
To -Day" Mrs,, H, Kinsman:
:gave a poem on, "The Happy
Home" The June meetying
ws reviewed and the Presi-
dent closed the meeting with
prayer. a "Slip and, Bloom-
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followed with. Mrs. R Taylor
and Mrs. J. Brintnell were
auctioneers; Mrs. Harold Par
sons and Mrs, J, Upshall
were hostesses.
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