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Mr. ,Tom McCallum re riled
-to. Toronto last week after
iting with Mr. and . Mrs. Will
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. -Harold Cole-
man, Seaforth, visited Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Grace
Scott.
Mr. T. Laing is a Patient in
St. Joseph's . Hospital, London,
having undergone surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott
and daughters visited recently.
with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Colqu-
houn, Atwood.
Misses Alice Walker, Shirley
ardiner, Margaret Russell,
C roi Howe and Dorothy Scott
s nt the holiday weekend at
their respective homes.
Mr. Ken McKellar attended
the Michigan State Fair at De-
troit last week.
Miss Nettie McCurdy met
with an accident' at her home,
falling and breaking a bone in
her arm. She was treated at
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. 'and Mrs. James Ramsey,
Stephen and Vickie, of Listow-
el, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kistner,
Judith and Bill, of Guelph, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hulley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace
and Debbie spent the weekend
with Mrs. Harry Elliott ,and
family; of Essex. Stephen El
liott returned with them for
some holidays.
School reopened on Tuesday
with Miss Jean White, of Mil-
verton, as teacher at S.S. No. 6.
There are seven pupils in the
beginners' class.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow,
Carol Anne and Brian enjoyed
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a holiday drip to Algonquin
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I;ioliday weekend visitors with.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee and
family, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Currie and daughters, of
Dorchester, and Mr. end Mrs.
Robert Hulley and family, Win-
throp.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen,
Janet, Nancy and Frank spent a
five-day holiday visiting Corn-
wall, Upper Canada Village,
Parliament Buildings in Ottawa,
CNE, Toronto, and friends at
Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin 'Chris-
tie accompanying Mr. and Mrs.
James Mitchell, of Russeldale,
left Monday for a plane trip to
Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Christie
enjoyed a holiday at Red Bay
and Tobermory.
WMS Has Meeting
Mrs. Jean, Jefferson was hos-
tess for the September meet-
ing of the Women's Missionary
Society. Mrs. T. L. Scott pre-
sided and opened the meeting
with a poem, followed with a
hymn, scripture reading, medi-
tation and prayer. Rev. J. C.
Boyne conducted the Bible stu-
dy. The roll call was answered
by 10 members with "A place
where the Bible Society works."
Reports were given by the
secretary and the treasurer. Af-
ter the offering -was received,
Mrs. Sadie Scott offered the
dedicatory prayer. Mrs. E.
Moore read the Glad Tidings
Prayer. Mrs. M. Lammond
gave as her topic a review of
the work of the Bible Society
in many countries. The hos-
tess was assisted in serving. re-
freshments by Mrs. E. Moore.
Cars Collide At
Hensall. Corner
An accident at the intersec-
tion of Elizabeth and King Sts.,
Hensall, Friday, caused $500.00
property damage. Gary Lawr-
ence was driving a station wa-
gon owned by Al's Market, on
Elizabeth- Street, and on mak-
ing , a turn onto King Street,
came into collision with a car,
driven by- Ward Knox, of Clin-
ton. There were no injuries.
The accident was investigated
by Chief of Police E. R. Davis,
of Hensall.
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NEWS OF 'HONSALL;
ensa11 `���her� g Honors
September Bride -Elegy#
Miss Diane Reid and Mrs.
Bob Talbot were joint hostess-
es for a miscellaneous shower
at the home of Miss Reid, for
their cousin, Miss Marlene Reid,
bride -elect of September 12th.
Forty friends attended. Baskets
of gladioli and pink and . white
streamers and bells formed a
very attractive floral back-
ground.
The address to the bride -el-
ect was read by Mrs. Talbot and
gifts presented by Connie Tal-
bot, of Bayfield, and Beth Keys,
Exeter. Mrs. Talbot directed
contests, and refreshments were
served. Arranging the shower
was Miss Diane -Reid and her
sister, Mrs. Bob Talbot, of Bay-
field.
Others entertaining for the
bride -elect Were Mrs. Rodger
Venner, a miscellaneous show-
er, and Mrs. Roland Vanstone,
a kitchen shower.
Resigns From Staff
Members of the Bell Tele-
phone staff honored one of
their staff, Mrs. Dave Sangster,
who recently resigned, with the.
presentation of a lovely bed-
spread, Miss Bonnie Kyle mak-
ing the presentation. The pres-
entation was held in the office
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexan-
der spent the weekend with rel-
atives in Kitchener.
Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Fergu-
son, Rod and friend, of Mont-
real, visited last . Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. Fink,
and were guests Thursday with
Mr. end Mrs. Harry Hoy.
Miss Shirley Johnston and
Miss , Marjorie Turner, Varna,
have returned home after vis-
iting with their grandmother,
Mrs. R. McAllister.
Describes Work
Of Paris Centre
Mrs. Edith McLellan, regis-
trar on the staff of the Chris-
tian Workers Centre at Five
Oaks, Paris, Ont., one of the
five such centres of the Cen-
tral conferences, spoke Thurs.
Kippen East WI
Plans Meeting
Kippen East Women's Insti-
tute will meet for their Sep-
tember meeting on Wednesday
in the Legion ivHall, Hensall.
The hostess is Mrs. Alex Mc-
Gregor, and co -hostess, Mrs.
Harry` Caldwell. The roll call
is "An Industry Unknown To
Our Grandmothers," and those
taking part will include Mrs.
William, Caldwell,. Mrs. Jack
Consitt, Mrs. James McNaugh-
ton, Mrs.. Charles Eyre, Mrs.
William Kyle, Mrs. Verne Al-
derdice and Mrs. Robert Bell.
Receives
Kin Bursary
David Buchanan, 19, of Hen-
sal, a top student. in grade 13
at So h Huron District High
School,. Exeter, this year, was
honopby . the Kinsmen Club
of .Hensall Saturday evening;
when he was presented with a
$200 bursary to further his' edu-
cation at the University of Wa-
terloo, where he will major in
Engineering. President John
Baker made the presentation.
David is the son of Mr. and
Mrs, Keith Buchanan.
Osborne Council
Osborne council held the Au-
gust meeting in the Township
Hall, with Reeve Archie Ether-
ington and Councillors Ward
Bern, Roy Westcott, Ken Dun-
can and Lloyd Ferguson pres-
ent.
Council was advised no re-
ply has been received from the
Department of Municipal Affairs
in regard to the transfer of the
township allotment in the Mun-
icipal Works Assistance Pro-
gram to the High School, and
no reply has been received
from the Village of Hensall in
response to a request for more
open time at- the dump.
Bylaw No. 10, providing for
the coIIection of tax levies, in-
cluding levies to clear up out-
standing levies on the Mailer,
Clarke, Prance, Dunn Stewart
and Cann -Mitchell drains and
the last day for paying 1964
taxes on December 14, was
adopted.
Road accounts amounting to
$6,479.43 were passed for pay-
ment, motion carried, and the
treasurer reported he had re-
ceived from the road superin-
tendent $320.29, and other re-
ceipts of $1,539.88.
The boss was exasperated
with his new secretary. She
ignored the telephone when it
rang. Finally he Said, irritab-
ly, "You must learn to answer
the phone."
"OK," she replied, "but it
seems sp silly. Nine tintes out
of ten it's for you."
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woo :a- ttxttt,-'bibey'/taYtt nv .LOU
day afternoon at the Septem-
ber meeting of Unit Four of
the UCW of Hensall United
Church.
The centre is for the purpose
of helping us to understand
the Christian- faith and is bas-
ically for adults, the speaker
said. It operates all the year
round and takes $80,000 a year
to keep things going. Miss Mc-
Lellan explained what part of
the capital fund is used for.
Miss M. Ellis thanked the
speaker for giving such an in-
teresting . description of the
work done at•Five Oaks.
Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs.
S. Roobol were in charge of
the meeting; Mrs. Mickle pre-
sided. The devotional was giv-
en by Mrs. Roobol and Mrs. A.
Alexander, stating- that one of
the „ most used expressions is,
"I forgot." There are so many
good and precious things we
should remember, including
God's loving kindness, forgive-
ness, mercy and humbledness of
mind."
Miss Joyce Flynn, in lovely
voice, sang "Bless This House,"
accompanied by Miss Ann
Mickle. Two piano selections
were beautifully played by Miss
Mickle, "Largo" and "I'll Walk
With God."
Words of thanks and .appre-
ciation were expressed by Mrs.
Mickleto the speaker, and all
who had so kindly assisted with
the •meeting.
Mrs, George Armstrong, first
vice, presided for the business.
The unit is responsible for the
October general meeting. Mrs.
Mickle and her committee serv-
ed lunch.
Amber Lodge Elecs
Amber Rebekah Lode" meet-
ings resumed on Wednesday
with Noble Grand Mrs. Clar-
ence Volland presiding. Mrs.
Beverly Beaton and Mrs. R. A.
Orr gave highlights of the Re-
bekah Assembly held in • To-
ronto at which they were dele-
gates.
The following were elected to
office and will be installed by
Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter,
installing team in October:
Past Noble Grand, Mrs., Clar-
ence Volland; Noble Grand,
Mrs, J. F. Ingram; Vice Grand,
Mrs. George Clifton; recording
secretary, Mrs. Blighton Ferg;
treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Corbett; fi-
nancial secretary, Mrs. Ernie
Chipchase. A country store, in
charge of Mrs. Beaton and Mrs.
Orr, was successful in raising
funds.
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