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The Huron Expositor, 1963-12-12, Page 11TO THE ELEET R :' OF •IikOBERT tNSii.+ t wish to express nay tbariiM te.;a1 those +'hu• SPp.Porte nae at the palls. Wishing everyone the Compliments of the. '.$easoiw «• Auguste Du chorine • • a • • • • •0. • • • • t s A • • • • • A • HensalicanadianLeg4th Elects Officers for Year At the regular meeting of Hensall Legion, Branch 468, Wednesday evening, presided over by president Jack Sim- mons, the following officers were appointed to form the 1964 slate: !� Jack Simmons was returned to office as president for the second term; other officers are: first vice-president, Ted Rob- erts; second vice - president, Maurice Tudor ; sergeant -at - arms, Wilmer Dalrymple; secre- tary -treasurer, John Skea; ex- ecutive, E. R. Davis, Stan Koch - an, Sam Rannie and Jim Tay- -- NOTICE -- For Co -Op Insurance CaI l W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 193J — John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverages For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance lar; branch padre, Rev. Harold Robert McKenzie, Mrs. R. Hay, Currie. Joint installation with Mrs. Howard Smile, Mrs. Gar - the Auxiliary will be held Wed- nesday, Jan. 8th. Twenty-five dollars was donat- ed to the annual Christmas par- ty for the children of Hensall and district, to be held Satur- day, Dec. 14th; and $10.00 to the Royal Canadian Legion Christmas tree fund. It was deckled to sponsor a peewee hockey team this win- ter, Jack Walker showed films on fishing and wrestling. Auxiliary Elects Officers At the Christmas meeting of Hensall Legion Auxiliary, held Tuesday evening, the following slate of officers were elected for 1964: Past president, Mrs. William Smale; president, Mrs. Roy Smale; vice-presidents, first, Mrs. W. J. Cameron; second, Mrs. Ed. Roberts; secretary, Mrs. William Forrester; treas- urer, Mrs. Grant Bisback; execu- tive, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Principal to Teacher: "It's very generous of you, Sir, but I really do not believe your resignation would help our crowded school situation." net Allan; sergeant -at -arms, Mrs. Harry Horton; Pianist, Mrs. Ed. Munn; sports officer, Mrs. Harold Campbell; deputy sports officer, Mrs. John Skea. Mrs. Roy Smale and Mrs. Skea were appointed delegates to at- tend a meeting to discuss for- mation of a school for retarded children in the area.. Mrs. Hay won the guessing prize, and Mrs. T. Kyle, the mystery prize. Bingo was en- joyed and a Christmas luncheon served. Members exchanged gifts. President Mrs. William Smale chaired the meeting. Legion Curlers Win At Kitchener 11 EN SALL N E. the home of .Mrs. lEafX Campbell, pevotions were taken by Mrs, faamPbell and Mrs. Alex MeGre. gor with a Christmas tbenie, "The Little Light in Betble, hem" President Mrs. Eari Campbell presided for the meet- ing. The Fritiendship and Visitation Committee of Hensall United Church packed and delivered twenty Christmas packages for the shut-ins of the church Tiles - day of last week. Those .helping were Mrs. Laird Mickle (conven- er), Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase and Mrs. Pears Passmore. Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sall, Wednesday evening con- ducted by. Noble Grand Mrs. Clarence Volland, agreed to send a donation to the Oddfel- lows' Home at Barrie. The next meeting, scheduled for Jan. 1, has been changed to Jan. 8. The annual Christmas party was held and readings were giv- en by Mrs. Alex McBeath and Miss - M. Ellis, and piano solos by Mrs. William Fuss. Members exchanged gifts and a delicious Christmas luncheon was served by the social committee. Members attended a banquet at Goderich Thursday night in honor of the official visit to Goderich Lodge by the Assem- bly president, Mrs. M. MacDon- ald, of Fort William. Hensall-Zurich Combines wOv- ed into sole possession 4f Ord place in the League Friday nig to at flensall as they downed Point Edward 8-6. The win put the Combines two points ahead of the Strath- roy Rockets. Three Combine players, Dennis Morrissey, Bob Livermore and Bill Shaddick, fired two goals each, with Earl Wagner and Mike Kushman adding singles. Mike Chalmers led the losers with a pair, while Joe Mattingley, Earl Help, Bri- an Ireland and Mike Blanchard scored singles. Allan Rowcliffe, 18 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowcliffe, who has been a pa- tient at the Sick Children's Hos- pital, Toronto, has returned home. Eighteen, members of Hensall Kinsmen Club canvassed the village Thursday night and sold over- 200 packages of peanuts in their peanut drive. The Explorers group of Car- mel Presbyterian Church has: their initiations Thursday night in the Sunday School hall, when Mrs. Ross MacDonald presented the children with their certifi- cates and red stars. A few games were played, after which the children served lunch to their parents and friends. Lead- er of the group is Mrs. Cathie Hopkins. 4 The Hensall Legion curling rink, composed of Jack Sim- mons, Maurice Tudor, John Skea and Sam Rannie, skip, at- tended the curling bonspiel at Kitchener recently, finishing ninth in the bonspiel, with two wins plus two, and were pre- sented with gold cuff links. Twenty-six rinks participated. • 9 0 - Air 4 4.• •t • 4 4 • • 4- a Forthosebig Family Size presents.. a Got an extra -special something in mind that would bring added joy to all the family this Christmas? Why not arrange to finance it—and all your other extra Christmas expenses—with a low-cost, life -insured 8 of M loan., • 1 703 MN1/ON (ANAD/ANS OBANK OF MONTREAL�w FmiI9 FinancePlan • AVAILABLE .AT THE B OF M BRANCH IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD FFP63S8 Hold Christmas Party On Friday afternoon at the United Church, a Christmas par- ty was held for all the nursery and kindergarten .ehildren of the congregation and their mothers. The program and re- freshment time is sponsored by the Christian Education Com- mittee of the Church. Mrs. Harold Currie and Mrs. Blighton Ferg formed the re- ception committee. Mrs. Ernie Chipchase presided for the program, assisted by Mrs. Wm. C. Smith. Tommy Youse gave the welcome; a chorus, "Away in a Manger," by the kinder- gartens; a solo by Betty Ann Beer, "Jingle Bells"; a four-part recitation, A B & C, Gail Jinks;. Tracey McKercher,- Betty Ann Beer and Jamie Caldwell. Mrs. Blighton Ferg, Baby Band secretary, was presented with a potted plant by Betty Beer on behalf of the nursery. Mrs. Currie gave courtesy ° re- marks, and Rev. Currie pro- nounced the benediction. Games were played and lunch served by Mrs. Ross Forrest, Mrs. Vern Alderdice and their committee. The children were presented with favors. Several carols were sung during the program. The Senior WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church at their December meeting made plans for Christmas boxes for the shut-ins of the church, which will be packed December 12 at Mrs. Ross Soule Is Hostess At Stu .% Institute Mrs. Ross Smale was hostess for the postponed November meeting of. the Staffs Woinen's Institute, held in her home on Wednesday evening. Miss Vera Hambly presided and opened the meeting with Christmas car- ols, followed by the Mary Stew- art Collect. She gave some poems on the motto, "Before keeping up with the Jonses, find out where they are going. Eliza- beth Smale favored with a solo "Star of the East," followed by a reading, "The Shepherd Left Behind," by Mrs. Gerald Agar. Mrs. Cecil Bowman chose as her topic a panel discussion on "Should French Be Taught in Ontario Public Schools?" Mrs. Gerald Agar took the affirma- tive side and Mrs. John Temple- man and Mrs. Carter Kerslake took the negative side. The top- ic was then open for discus- sion, with most of the members participating, which proved most interesting. Mrs. John Templeman provid- ed for the business. Mrs. Tom Laing reported on the box which was sent to the Institute's adopt- ed child for Christmas, and the suggestion was made that those who didn't contribute would do so for her birthday in March. Mrs. Gerald Agar explained the competition which is on now in South Perth district for a design „for the Tweedsmuir History Book cover. Mrs. Rus- sell Warden reported on the London Area convention, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Miss V.era Hambley reported on the block printing course and sum- mary day. The roll call, "What I plan to accomplish this winter," was answered by 17 members. Sec- retary and Treasurer's reports were given by Mrs. John Miller. Collection was taken and the meeting closed with "God Save the Queen." While the committee in charge served a dainty lunch, Mrs. Ross Smale displayed her Christmas decorations and novel Christmas gift- wraps. `*- Unit IV Has Meeting Mrs. James McAllister presid- ed for the Christmas meeting of Unit Four of the Hensall UCW, Thursday afternoon, .which op- ened with invocation, scripture readings by Mrs. Hugh McMur- trie, and prayer by Mrs, Sim Roobol. Meditation on the birth of the Babe of Bethlehem was given by Mrs. George Arm- strong, stating that only God could have dreamed this Christ. mas story and at Christmas we come back to the simple and beautiful things. Miss Greta Lammie played a medley of Christmas hymns and the sec• and chapter of the study book, "From Brahma to Christ," was reviewed by Mrs. McAllister. The executive returned to of- fice for another year are: Lead- er, Mrs. James McAllister; as- sistant leader, Mrs. Armstrong; treasurer, Mrs. W. B. Cross and Mrs. N. R. Cook; secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck. The unit agreed to help with the craft work project for pa- tients at the Ontario Hospital at Goderich. Mrs. McAllister expressed thanks to members of the unit who helped with the recent bazaar. Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. CORSETTIER Bras, Girdles, , Corsets and Support Garments TO FIT ALL FIGURES At Reasonable Prices Mrs. J. Hoelscher SEAFORTH George St. — One Block East of Library aRort Fsr ?S o, ighlort Policeman to Tom: "You were doing over 70, went through three red lights and now you're going the wrong way on a one-way street." 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