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1 RIE 4pRoli EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH„ ONT., MAR. 10, 1964
Aids Bunny Bundle
A White Elephant sale was
held Friday afternoon Prin-
cipal Robert Reaburn of
• ,grades 7 and 8 at ILE.,:•a!' Pub
lit School.
Attending were Mr--, Beryl
Elgie's class 1 and 't: -Z ,ai:d
Mrs. Mebelle Shtrra. ' and 5.
Eric Mansfield.. 5 a C, Mr,.
Mary Haugh.
Twenty four doilars v. 11be
forwarded to the CH, Bunny
Bundle for Crippled Children.
Items ,,old includod freshie.
novelties, pop -corn, c i
Combines. Down
Strathroy 6-4
Hensall - Zurich Combines
downed Strathroy Rockets 6-4,
to take a 1-0 lead of the best -
of -seven Shamrock Junior
Mickey league finals, m a•game
here Friday night.
Mike Cushman .paced the win-
ners with three goals : Bob Hoff-
man, Bob Livermore and Bruce
Cooper added singles. Mac
Westgate led Strathroy with
two goals, while singles went
to Cam Brady and Ron Caruth-
ers.
home-made candy and a fish-
! pond, 'etc. - -
A draw for an ironing board
and iron went to Susan Broad-
ley and a pencilcase to John
Noakes.
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Easter Service
Chiselhurst Young People's
Lnion met in the Sunday School
rooms of Chiselhurst United
Church Si evening with
Presiden Eric ss presiding.
Miss Pat icia Har ead sac-
red passages and offered pray-
er, The Young People are put-
ting on a Sunrise Service in
Hensall United Church at 7:00
a.m. on Easter Sunday morn-
ing. There will be a short serv-
ice in the church auditorium,
followed ty a breakfast in the
Sunday school rooms.
Recreation was , in charge of
Miss Patricia Harris. Luncheon
was served. Benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Harold Cur-
rie. a
Success comes to him who
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NEWS OF HENSALL
Shamrock Ball Colleen 111
So Husband Wears Crown
"Colleen" of the Shamrock
Ball at the Hensall Community
Centre Friday evening was Mrs.
Phyllis "'Hawley, of London. Un-
able to be present owing to ill-
ness, the honor was. accepted
by' her husband, Rick Rawiey,
who attended the event with a
group from London.
Honors of crowning and pres-
entation of a $50.00 wardrobe
went to John Baker, president
terian Church met Thursday af-
ternoon --with president Mrs.
Earl Campbell Presiding. Mrs.
A. Orr and Mrs. R. Faber had
charge of devotions and brought
the topic on the pioneer mis-
sionaries in India and how the
Presbyterian Church progress-
ed there.
J. G. Burrows,`Exet.47 Public
School Inspector, was guest
speaker at the thankoffering
of the Kinsmen Club, who spon- meeting of the Arnold Circle
sored the ball, and corsage pre- ' of Carmel Presbyterian Church,
sented by Mrs. John-:Deitz, Hensall, Monday evening, speak -
president of Hensall Kinette ing on "The Education of Chil-
club. The winner's name was ,dren."
drawn by Mrs. 'Deitz. . I Education,. he said, was like
The winner in the draw for , a scale; on one side of the scale
50 silver dollars went to Alf was the academic side, and the
Scholl, Hensall, and the ticket
drawn by Rick Hawley of Lon-
don. Desjardine orchestra furn-
ished music for the dance, and
a smorgasbord lunch was serv-
ed. Decorations in St. Patrick's
motif were arranged .by Mrs.
John Baker' and Mrs. Harold
Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer cele-
brated their 40th wedding an- BniceOeld, Kippen, Chiselhurst
niversary Thursday with a din- and WMS and -CGIT of Carmel
ner at the Dominion Hotel, Zur-
ich. They were the recipients
of many congratulatory cards,
flowers and gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
Beer have a family of two sons,
a daughter, and eight grand-
children.
Th,e Easter Thankoffering
meeting of Unit One 9f the-
UCW was held Monday eve-
ning in the choir room under
the leadership of Mrs. Robert
Reaburn. The Cross with Eas-
ter lilies and lighted tapers set
the scene. Flowers placed by the
Blackwell family were in mem-
ory of the late Mrs, Sarah Black-
well.
The meeting opened with a.
poem, "Resurrection," followed
by a period of devotions con-
ducted by Mrs. Don Joynt 'and
Mrs. Garnet Allan. Mrs. Ross
Forrest conducted a study per-
iod on India.
A filmstrip, "Each With His
,Own Brush," was presented by
Mrs. Walter Spencer, 'after
which an Easter message was
.read by Mrs. Reaburn. Mrs:
Percy Webster conducted an
Irish contest.
Hostesses for ° the evening
Were Mrs. Ken McLean' and
Mrs. E. R. Davis, who served
lunch.
LAC John Hawley, of Hensall,
who has been posted at RCAF
Station Clinton for the pat gram.
year, is being transferred to Reading were contributed by
Moosonee RCAF Station at Miss Mattie Ellis; selections by
James Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Haw- the Junior Farmers' quartette,
ley and family, Lee -Ann, Jane Members of the. quartette were
and -Robbie, who have -been-re"- -.-Cain-phell, Joan Price,
siding, in the Fink Apartment Nancy Pepper and Jim Dougall.
on King Street, expect to move Miss Carl Brown, of Seaforth,
some time in April. was accompanist. The Tweeds -
Mrs. Sim Roobol received I muir History Book cover was
through the mail Thursday a on display, designed by . Mrs.
thank -you note from Mrs. Jai- R. M. Peck, and a selection was
queline Kennedy, signed . by ' made.
Jacqueline Kennedy, express- A minute's silence was ob-
ing thanks for the kind expres- served for Mrs. Harry Faber, a
sionof sympathy sent to her member of the branch who
by Mrs. Roobol, on the death passed away recently. Twenty -
of her late husband, President five dollars. was donated to the
John F. Kennedy. Hensall Legion Branch. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jimy Hyde and The nominating committee,
Lisa left Saturday for _a three Mrs. Fred Beer, Mrs. Clarence
weeks' vacation in Florida. Reid and Miss Phyllis' Case,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin 'Ford; of .were .appointed to bring in the
Grand Bend, are enjoying a 1964-65 slate of officers to the
three weeks' vacation in Flori- annual meeting in April.
da. Their two. little (laugh- Mrs. Fred Beer gave courtesy
ters, Deborah and Karen, are remarks, and refreshments were
staying with their grandparents, served.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 1'. Bell, RR Program conveners were Mrs.
2; Kippen. C. Reid and Mrs. Orr; hostess -
The Senior Women's Mission- es, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Carl Payne
ary Society of Carmel Presby- and Mrs. Orval Beaver, re
other side was good manners—
learning. to get along with oth-
ers, tolerance, take up the chal-
lenge together as teachers and
parents and to provide the bal-
ance of learning. The speaker
was introduced by Mrs. fmver-
ly Beaton, and thanked by Mrs..
Harry Hoy. Special guests were
the ladies of the UCW from
Church: Eighty signed the reg-
ister.
The meeting, held in the
church auditorium, was chair-
ed by president Mrs. Gordon
Schwaltn, who gave the Call to
Worship. Mrs. Beaton and Mrs.
Economist
Addresses WI
Miss Patricia Damude, Home
Economist for Huron County,
was guest speaker at the Home
Economies and Health meeting
of Hensall Women's Institute,
held Wednesday, March 11,
speakihg on "Time and Ener-
gy Management." It -is possible,
she said, to plan your work
and leave time, with your fam-
ily, study vvark habit s pertain-
ing to your family; to make out
a daily chart and plan your
work. The speaker was intro-
duced by Mrs. Clarence Reid.
Fifty, including members and
guests attended the meeting,
with members,. 'answering the
roll' call with suggestions for
an easy Sunday dinner, and
donating a stamped get -well
card. President' Mrs. Beverly
Beaton chaired the business,
and Mrs. A. R. Orr the pro-
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Alf Scholl conducted the wor-
ship, with the Easter theme us-
ed throughout. Mr. Burrows
contributed two splendid solos,
Walked Today Where Jesus
Walked" and "The Holy City."
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall was ac-
companist.
Miss Hannah Murray pro -
which an hour of fellowship and
lunch were enjoyed in the Sun-
day school rooms.
Potted plants formed an at-
tractive floral background in
the auditorium and, Sunday
school rooms. Hostesses" were
Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau, Mrs. Gor-
don Troyer and Mrs. Robert
Taylor. Mrs. Schwalm and Mrs.
J. E. McEwen formed the re-
ception
committee.
Flowers in the Sanctuary of
the United Church Sunday•
morning last were in loving
memory of the 'late Mr. George
Follick, placed by the family.
Mr. Jack Caldwell and Mr.
Bill Gibson, of Be -N -Jay Beau-
ty Salon, attended the hair-
dressers' convention last week-
end at the Royal York. Hotel,
Toronto.
Kippen East Women's Insti-
tute had a booth at Vivan Coop-
er's auction sale last Saturday
and realized over $30.
Kinettes Name
Committee
Wednesday was vice-presi-
dents' night at Hensall Kinette
Club, when Mrs. John Baker
chaired the meeting. A nomin-
ating committee, comprising
Mrs. William Clement, Mrs.
John Deitz, Mrs. Ross Jinks and
Irs. Homer Campbell, was
formed to bring in a new Slate
officers for the coming year,
with election night on April 22.
Visits to shut-ins will take
place next Sunday. Mrs. Wm.
Fuss and Mrs. John Baker will
be delegates to the annual dis-
trict convention, to be held in
Sarnia in May:. '
President Mrs. John Deitz
presented a farewell gift to
Mrs. Ross Jinks, a past presi-
dent, who will be moving to
London shortly.
Mrs. Harold Knight won the
raffle. A social hour was en-
joyed with several games of
Wahoo • played. Hostess Mrs.
Ron Wareing_ served lunch.
Legion Has Bake Sale
Hensall Legion Ladies' Aux-
iliary held a successful St.
Patrick's bake sale and after-
noon tea in the Legioh Hall. In
a draw for a pair of sheets,
Mrs. Edna Hay, of Zurich, was
the winner, and Mrs. Robert
Smith, of Ailsa CI -0g, won a
pair of pillow slips. Beth Munn
drew the winning tickets. Mrs..
Howard Smale and Mrs. Garnet
Allan convened the sdraw.
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