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Hensall Centenn iat Meetin
Amber Rebekah Lodge held
their regular meeting Wednes-
day with Noble Grand Mrs. Lind-
say Eyre in the chair.
Mrs. Leona Parke and Mrs.
George Clifton were appointed
delegates to attend the Centen-
nial meeting at the Hensall
Town Hall, November 17th and
brute back a report to the. lodge.
A donation was given to the
Oddfellows and Rebekah Home
at Barrie.
Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. Wil-
liam Smale, Mrs. Mary Taylor,
Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. W. H.
Bell, Mrs. Harold Campbell,
Mrs. Gordon Munn, participated
in a bowling tournament at Ex-
eter. Wednesday, sponsored by
Exeter Legion Ladies' Auxiliary.
Mrs Campbell Mrs Reid, Mrs.
ry Horton the attendance draw.
Brownie Enrollment
Five new members, Tammy
Baker, Barbara Cooper, Deb-
orah Kyle, Brenda Clement and
Lisa Brothers, were received
into the Hensall Brownie Pack,
Tuesday of last week.
Brown Owl Mrs. Robert Cook
extended a welcome to mothers
present and Tawny Owl, Mrs.
Rodger Venner arranged the en-
rollment ceremony and enroll-
ed.' the new Brownies. Profi-
ciency badges were presented
PattyVan
and
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to Joan,God
Wieran who both received their
collector's badge, and Judith
Mickle who, received' her min-
strel badge. Snowy Owl Mrs:
Barrie Jackson presented Gold -
Munn, Mrs. Horton and Mrs. en Bars to Joan Alexander, Mar -
Bell were prize winners in var- garet Rooseboom, Aileen Klun-
ious draws. gel and Patti Rowcliffe. Follow-
ing the enrollment and presen-
tations Brownie songs , and a
game and story were enjoyed.
The children's Aid Society in
London thanked the Brownies
for a donation of $5.00 for
I Christmas gifts. The Brownies
1 made the money for the dona- One of the group projects
tion by collecting baskets in will be the• selling of calendars
' Hensall. early in December.
Bazaar Is Successful New executive are: president
Church
Sponsors
Tea, Sale
Louise Simpson of Hensall, an
engineer for Chrysler Corp., w ho
is building a new plant in Pret-
toria, in South Africa, left a
week ago for a.three weeks so-
journ" in Capetown, South Af-
rica.
Mr. A. J. Voth of Birming-
ham, Mich., left Friday for Aus-
tralia and India on'business. He
is the son-in-law of Mrs. Louise
• Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Campbell,
Eric Campbell and Miss Eliza-
beth Ellerington of Exeter, were
in Detroit for the weekend
Where Eric is remaining to take
a business management course
with the Ford Motor Co., De-
troit.
Hi -C Group Elects
Hensall Young People Hi -C
Fellowship group of Hensall
United Church met Sunday eve-
ning with Paul Drysdale con-
ducting the meeting. Miss Joan
Simmons and Bill Taylor were
appointed delegates to Toc-
Alpha Conference at Niagara
Falls in December.
; John Goddard; vice-president
Chiselhurst United Church,
The Ladies' Aid of Carmel' Joyce Flynn; secretary Joan
lovely with a setting of flowers j Presbyterian Church held a suc-, Simmons; treasurer Bill Taylor;
in autumn tones, was the °set 1 cessl'ul bazaar,, hake sale and •
ling theon Wednesday afternoon,; tea in the church school room
for autumn bazaar, bake 1 tali Saturday.
gale and afternoon ted of the I Committees were: bake table,
UCW of the church Mrs. Ed Munn. Ctrs. Lorne L.tth-
In charge of booths there: ! cr. Mrs. Percy Campbell, Mrs.
.._. teak' table. Mrs. Clarence Cole Clifford 11t,ir and Mrs. Clarence
Hiatt, Mrs. 'Russell, Brack. Mrs.' ` ,Hand:: ett in table. Mrs. Earl
C,,,.• iilty. Mrs. Lloyd 1''et"msCampbell. Mrs. R. Taber. Mrs.
sonMrs,' Jack. I ritudl. Mrs.. . tr!c'nn Bell, Mrs. G, ,Waltz and
R. Taylor: product', lies• «'i! 11n, hairy Snell: produce, Mrs.1
!tam tlritnr!i, Mrs.Harald Far Lo,t 11rs Robert Madne.
• d -_lit • :Ors: 1•'d • Dick' candy. -:11-..r -.:
r and' 1Irs. A. Hoggarth; can 3,
Ben �t,u'ematt• lire, A1� in Cult : firs. Len Purdy and Mrs. George
sewing. 11rs• Karl Kinsman,
Troyer; touch and take and 'i
Mrs. Rov McDonald, Mrs. Ro-
bert Boyes; tea 'tables, Mrs. Alf
Ross, Sr., Mrs. Alf Ross. Jr.,
Mrs. George Boa, Mrs. William
Gibson, Mrs. Percy Wright, Miss
Mary Kinsman, Mrs. ;William
Brintnell, Mrs. Ed Taylor, Mrs.
Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Percy
Harris. •
Hear About Public Speaking
Herman Young 'of Kincard-
ine, was guest speaker at the
November meeting of the Le-
gion Ladies' Auxiliary, Tuesday
evening when he discussed pub-
lic speaking for school" child-
ren. The speaker was introduc-
ed by president; Mrs. Harold
Campbell, who chaired the meet-
ing. Plans were outlined for
the annual Christmas party in
December. Mrs. Garnet Allan
was appointed convener of a
Christmas doll draw. Nomina-
tions were held, conducted by
past president Mrs. Roy Smale.
Mrs. William Smale won the
mystery prize. Mrs. W. H. Bell,
the guessing prize and Mrs. Har -
White, Elephant, Mrs. Esther
Wright; tea tables, Arnold Cir
cle,=Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrg. Lloyd,
Mousseau, Mrs. Harold Knight,
Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Stewart
Bell and Pauline, Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm.
Mrs. J. C. Boyne and Mrs. Har-
vey Hyde formed the reception
committee.
Miss Myrtle Peart is a patient
in Victoria -Hospital, London,
where she underwent surgery
Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Simpson left Wed-
nesday morning of this week
with her "daughter-in-law, Mrs.
W. C. Simpson, for Birmingham,
Mich., where she will visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan
and family have moved to the
home they recently purchased
on Queen Street.
Charles Hay of Hensall was
the winner of the weekly draw
of $25.00, sponsored by Hensall
Kinsmen.
Mr. William Simpson, Birm-
ingham, Mich., son of Mrs.
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Mrs. Malcolm Dougall had the
misfortune recently to fracture
her left arm in an accident at
her .home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen
of Stratford, spent the week-
end with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Violet Schwalm and Ray -
Ripper). Coo'kettes met at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Ken
McLean. Mrs. MacGregor spoke
and demonstrated table setting
manners. -
Mr. Fred Beer and Mr. Harry
Horton attended the annual re-
union of the Canadian Corps'
Cyclists Battalion, C.E.F., Sat-
urday in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacMillan,
David and Tommy„ .Waterloo,
Charles . Mickle, Hamilton, '
Ro-
bert, UWO, London, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Discuss
Centennial
J. Russell Croden, Regional
Centennial representative from
London, will speak an show
slides on Centennial prdjects
and promoting of celebrations
at Hensall Centennial conimit-
tee meeting, next Thursday eve-
ning, in Hensall Town Hall.
Unit four of UCW met in
Fell,owship 'hall in the United
Church, Thursday afternoon,
with leader Mrs. James McAllis-
ter, wh'o chaired the imeeting,
opening with a poem "A thought
for today". Mrs. N. E. Cook had
charge of the devotional with
the Centennial in mind. Sacred
passages were read by Mrs. Al-
bert Alexander, Mrs. Harry Cald-
well gave the study "On Our
Canadian Heritage" from the
first period in the book, which
was the year 1450 to 1550, which
constitutes a great deal of dev-
elopment including the discov-
ery that the earth was not flat
but" round. Mrs. E. Chipchase
favoured with the reading of
two poems. "The touch of the
Master's Hand", and "A.thought
for every day".
Mrs. Harold Currie repeated
the memorial she performed at
the general meeting recently in
tribute to the late Mrs. W. B.
Cross. A moment of silent pray-
er was Observed in honor of
Remembrance Day.
Mrs. Chipchase reported for
the fall bale when nine large
cartons of. used. clothing were,
sent to Toronto for overseas
relief, and three smaller boxes
for the Salvation, Army at Lon-
don, Lunch was served by Mrs.
Alexander and her. ' committee.
Obituaries
MILTON LOVE
Milton Love of Hensall, 74,
passed away in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter,. on Friday,
where he had been a patient for
eight weeks, having suffered a
severe stroke from which he
never regained consciousness.
A resident of Hensall for
many years, he was a well
known cattle buyer. Surviving
are one, son Howard, Toronto;
two sisters, Mrs. Albert (Anna)
Keys, Exeter; _.Mrs. John E.
(Grace) McEwen, Hensall; three
brothers, Ross, Kippen; Glenn,
Hensall; Grant, Caro, Mich.
Mrs. Love, the former Lillie
Ann Workman, predeceased
him in 1952.
Public funeral services were
held Monday from Bonthron
funeral home, conducted by
Rev. Harold Currie. Interment
was in Hensall Union cemetery.
Pallbearers, were Winston
Workman, Verne Pincombe, Ger-
ald Glenn, Rochus Faber Thom-
as Brintnell and Maurice Coates. •
MRS. STANLEY TUDOR
Residents of Hensall and com-
munity were saddened to learn
of the very sudden passing of
Mrs. 'Stanley (Stan) Tudor, who
passed away in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday,
Novembet .the 6th, one week
after she celebrated her 50th
wedding anniversary with her
husband and family in Hensall.
A highly esteemed resident
of .the village for many years,
she was the former AIiee Mabel
McKee.
"Surviving are her husband,
two sons, Maurice,. Hensall, and
John B., $t. Marys; one daugh-
ter, Margaret, ,Mrs. Les Parker,
Woodstock; one sister, Agnes,
Mrs. Harolds Green, Aldershot,
and seven grandchildren.
The late Mrs. Tudor rested at
the Bonthron funeral home;
•Hensall, until 'Tuesday, then
was taken to the Cattel funeral
home, Dundas, where sptiblic
services conducted by` lte'tr. J.
$ Spensley. Were,hel4 'ed tes-
as. with lAtetihent in :Wafer.
dot; eerlteters.
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Service
SunclaY
Cotnemorating the dead of
two World Wars, Hensall Branch
of the Royal Canadian Legion
Auxiliar will
and Ladies!. Y
observe Remembrance Day on
Sunday November 13th, with a
service 4t the Cenotaph at 9:30
a.m. when wreaths will be
placed, followed with a service
at Carmel Presbyterian Church
at 10 am, when Rev. 3. C.
Boyne will deliver the sermon.
News of
Zion
!sborrier OOP
usltorne Council met le, Mel
townsltlpSit With 'Reeve r
elite gtl;<erington an4 Council-
lors Roe Westcott, Ken Duncan,
LJQydl Ferguson and Lloyd
Smith in attendance.
The Clerk told Council there
were no ap'eals against the tts-
sessments in the roll and Council
agreed that the 1966 assess'n'fent
roll be certified' at the total
assessment for 19.67 of $2,841,-
850.00.
The balance sheet of 1966.
tax Collector's roll was present-
ed showing a total .of $191,480.46
in 1966 taxes to be collected.
Council adopted the annual
nomination and election by-law
providing for the annual nom-
ination and 'ratepayers' meet-
ing on November 28th and elec-
tion if necessary on December
5th.
' The treasurer reported receipt
of the blame of the provincial
per capita grant of $2,328,00;
other receipts of $47.07 and
'$84:50inreceipts fro the road
department.
Road accounts amounting to
a total voucher of $6,245.11 as
presented by the Road Superin-
tendent were approved as were
current accounts of • $8,655.38,
including Tile Drainage Loan
No. 55 for $6,000.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Balfour
and family were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Giles and
Mrs. Balfour Sr. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvjn Wil-
liams and Gay visited .on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Eal
Barker.
A good crowd from Zion at-
tended Roys Turkey Supper
on Wednesday night,
Mrs. Morley L an n i n got
home from Stratford Hospital
on Tuesday and is feeling
much better.
Zionhada very successful
bazaar on Wednesday. The
weather was poor ;but the
crowd was good.
Mr. Keith Malcolm . was
home from London Western
for the week encl.
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• "Avie, why 'do you hate
school!" •
It's not the school I hate. It's
the principal of the thing."
The High School Board re-
quested balance of maintenance
requisition and Engineer J. A.
Howes re -affirmed the need to
Power the culvert en the Kers-
lake drain on 'County Road No.
6. Kirkton Library Association
represented by Alex Irvine and
Eldon Robinson requested assis-
tance for the association.
Being 4• Vetpran of the Second
World War and in ret My
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