The Huron Expositor, 1969-10-02, Page 16Homo 1,(9041TOR.- 511AFORTH, ONT., OCT, 2; 1949
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc-:
Bride spent the week end with
his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond S. Pine
at St. Joseph Island, Ontdrio,
Mr. Norman Diekert, who
suffered a heart attack last
week is a patient in South Hur-
on Hospital, Exeter.
Constance
- Mrs. Norman Long was a
two-time winner at a Qinton
penny sale on Saturday, She
won a dinner for two. at Bay-
field and a hair spray.
KIPPEN. 1 and 1
Kippen 1 and Kippen 11 met
at Mrs. Ken McLean's home and
talked about the uses of ,the
blanket stitch and learned how
to do the feather stitch.
Correspondent • Wedding MISS MARY McILWAIN
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father, Mr. Laird Mickle, and
latter's sister, Mrs. Alma Hess,
Smith and Jerry and other rel- of R. R. 3, Exeter.
atives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid,Re-
brothers Mr. Charles Mickle, over the long week end.
Hamilton, Robert, London, spent
Mrs. Alice Campbell of
the week end holiday ,at Bobca- Exeter, who recently celebrated
Edmonton and Mr. Earl McEwen, enbankment. He has never re-
McEwen and Mr. and Mrs. liarry the son of Mrs. Cornelius F..ber
Toronto, visited with Mrs. Inez gained consciousness. Jack is
Mr. Wm. Mickle and his '
gina, Sask, visited with the
Mr. and Mrs. Writ. McEwen, guard rail and went over an
MRS, MAUDE HEDDEN
Correspondent ent as he was returning home
wet pavement on 401, hit a
from work. His car skidded on
possession in the near future.
a position in the office at Hen-
sail Motor,Sales.
draw.
lucky winner of a ham at the
her 90th birthday is visiting with
chased the property of Mr. Harry
Page on Nelson Street and gets
Clintpd Hospital Penny Sale
her son and daughter=in-law,Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Campbell. •
Jack Caldwell has accepted
Mr, Howie Wright has put ,
Mrs. Clarence Reid 'was the
• Mr, and Mrs. Norris McEwen
•of Goderich visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Smith add Jerry Fri-
Honor Couple at day evening.
Jack and Sylvia Henderson,
who are vacationing in England
Farewell Gathering while walking down a street in
London, England, had a pleas-
ant surprise when they ran into
A farewell party sponsored by Miss Nancy Kyle, who is also on neighbours and friends on Con-
vacation in Europe.
cession 2 Tuckersmith for Mr.
sack Boyd, 34, S$ padding-
and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Jr. ,who ton Ave. , London, formerly-of
have moved to Hensall, was
Hensall, is a patient in Victoria held in the Legion Hall, Hensall, Hospital, London, with severe
Frid ay evening. head and chest injuries. The
Progressive euchre was play- injuries resulted from an accid-
Singing Star Here's the Answer
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43 Get up Overseas fuel vehicle
44 Chamber
45 Flower
46 Feels sick
48 Challenge
49 Roman poet
50 Disorder
Flight
53 Brazilian
macaw
54 Obtained
land.
Passengers from Hensall tak-
ing the trip are Mrs: Alma Hess
and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm.
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Miss Kathy Dale was guest of
honour At a shower at•the home
of Betty Thompson with 30 school
classmates in attendance. The
evening was spent with contests
and games. Kathy received many
useful gifts after which she thank-
ed everyone very fittingly. -
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby,Spent,
a few days the past week visiting
with Mrs, Jennie Stockton of --S
Drumbo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dorrance
spent the past week vacationing
in Bruce County,
Jim Thompson spent the week
end with his grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Terrente Hunter of Col-
borne Township.
Dianne and Nancy Preszcator
spent the week end with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. anth Mrs.
Allan Pfaff and family of Credit-
on.
Mr, Sam McIlwain of Goder-
ich visited on Saturday with. Mr,
and Mrs. George Mel:twain and
Mary.
Miss Margie Whyte o(Guelph
spent the week end With her
mother, Mrs. W. L. Whyte tTom
and- Bill,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jewitt of
Clinton were Saturday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and
Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. John Jew-
itt, Carol Anne, Judy, Danny
and Billy; Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and
John of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamont
and Larry, Mr, and Mrs, Olin
Mann, all of Goderich, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Irene
Grimoldby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mcllwain
and.Joyce, Mr. Bola McIlWain
all of Bayfield, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. George
Mcllwain and Mary.
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GODBOLT - SIMMONS
Rev, Harold F. Currie offic- •
laced for Saturday's wedding in
Hensall United Church at which
Lois Elaine Simmons, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons,
Hensall, became the bride of
George Albert Godbolt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Godbolt,
Exeter.
White gladioli and white
chrysanthemums amid candel-
abra set the scene.
Glenn Cooper, Toronto, was
the organist and Ted Wilson,
Exeter, the soloist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor-
length bridal ensemble of lagoda
The sleeveless dress was fashion-
ed on empire lines with the bod-
ice and wedding band neckline
overlaid with guipure lace. The
matching long-sleeved coat was
enhanced with applique designs
of the same lace as was the 'aisle-
wide train. She carried a cascade
of red roses and white mums.
Bridal attendants were Mrs.
Joan Middleton, sister of the
bride, Wingham, Miss Marilyn
Sinclair, London and Miss
Jaqueline Simmons, sister of
the bride, Hensall. The junior
bridesmaid was Miss Carolynne .
Dale Simmons, sister of the
bride, Hensall. The senior '
attendants wore raspberry red
Juliet-gowns-and the.-..-Tt rti,o r
brideSmaid wore a white satin .
crepe gown with a rasfberry sash
and pink and white carnations.
They all carried cascades of red
roses and pink and white carnat-
ions.
John Godbolt, Exeter, was
the best man while Wayne Ratz,
Sarnia, and Wayne Sny der ,
Kitchener, ushered the guests.
The -reception was held in
the Hensall Community Centre,
The young couple will live
iMForest where the groom, a
graduate of the University of
Western Ontario, is presently on,
the staff at,North Lambton Sec-
1fORIZONTAL
, 1,5 Singing star
9 She appears
on the —
waves
12 On the •
13 Indian
14 Low
15 Hostelries
16 Vipers
17 Terminat
18 Endured
20 Food fish GA.!
22 Bitter vetch
23 Entire
24 Diadem
27,Small bird
31 Scottish alder
t's tree
32 Pedal digit
33 Painful
34 Children
36 War god
31 UN official
38 Flouted
40 Short jackets
42 And not
43 Goddess of
infatuation
'44 Lariat
47 Her singing
• is stopped at
on her
Program
51 Boundary
(comb form)
52 Wise men
- 55 Diminutive
of David
56 Lubricant
57 God of love
58 Goddess of
discord
59 Manuscripts
(ab.)
60 Fruit
61 Communists
VERTICAL
1 Prison
2 Arm bone
3 Low haunts
4 Day past
(poet.)
—5 Condi:in-I"
6 Periods of
time (ab.)
7Tipple
8
,
Cuddle
9 So be it! ,
10 Hebride
island
11 Wands
19 Age
21 Rubber trees
23 Scope
24 Makes lace
edging •
25 Press
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26 Poker stake
27 Stout string
28 Horseback
game
29 ''Emerald
Isle"
30 Scottish
sheepfolds
32 Binder
35 Dispatched
39 Wandered
40 Greek letter
ed, winner's being - ladies -Mrs
Wm. Bell, consolation - Mrs.
Frank Plumb; Men - Wm. Bell;
consolation - John Thompson. A
humorous skit recalling amusing
incidents of past years was giv-
en by Mrs, Bob McGregor and
Mrs. Ken McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark were cal-
led forward and James McGregor '
read an address and Mr. Ken Mc-
Lean and Mr. Ross Forrestpres-
ented them with gifts.
Lunch was served followed
with dancing, music being pro-
vided by Mrs: Ross Broadfoot,
Wm, Clark, Cecil Maxwell and
John Reid,
A -charter flight sponsored by
the Zurich Chamber of Commer-
ce took 180 residents of Zurich
and surrounding area for an eight
day visit to Zurich, Switerland
on Tuesday.
Four buses took the passeng-
ers at Zurich to'Malton Airport '
leaving Toronto at Midnight
arriving in Zurich Switzerland,
9:30 a. m. Oct. 1. A civic re-
ception was held for the guests
Wednesday afternoon by the
v•4 21 s..2s4.P • Preszcator, Billy and Debbie.
Dorchester spent the week end
with,NIrs, Elma Jewitt, Bev.
and Briars and Mrs. Annie Leitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl and
family of Huron Park, Miss
Marilyn Riley of Scarhoro, Mr.
Ron Goodfellbw of Brampton and
Miss Doreen-.Riley of Stratford
were week end visitors with Mr,
and Mrs.. Ben Riley and family.
Mrs. Bob Johnston and Bruce
of Grand :Valley visited on Sun-
day with Mr.- and Mrs. Jack
Medd, David, Jim and Kerri and
with Mrs, Annie Medd on the
occasion of her birthday:"
A community shower was
held on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ella Jewitt for
Miss 'Kathy Dale prior to her
marriage in October to Wayne
Hoegy. ,
Kathy, Mrs: Dale, the groom':)
mother and grandmother were
seated in decorated chairs,
The evening was spent play-
ing contests and Mrs. Reg. Law-
son gave •a reading,
Mrs. W. L. Whyte read the
address and Kathy received many
useful gifts after which she thank-
ed everyone. Lunch was served
by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos and
Steven visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Wammes
and family of Bothwell.
NIFTY NEEDLES
, The Nifty Needles met at
the home of Brenda Triehner
when leaders, Mrs. Brodie and
Mrs. Davidson helped the girls
measure their material and got
them started on their needle-
craft projects. They taught them
the blanket stitch and discussed
the different uses for it, Each
girl has to do a sample and put
it in her notebook. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Emerson
Coleman's,
--zharter_. Sunday visitorsxwith Mrs. Ella
• Jewitt and boys were Mr. and
. an Mrs. Jon omp
son and.family visited on Sunday. ondary Schodl.
with Miss Grace Hunter, who is -
City of Zurich, Switzerland.
ime'
a patient in Goderich Hospital
This is the first' and also visited with Mr, and t that a
group from Zurich, Ontario visit -borne Township.
Mrs, Terrence Hunter of Col-
ed the City of Zurich, Switzer borne
Lyl:e Adams of Londesboro •
spent the week end withlim
Medd and Miss Wendy Tyndall
of Clinton spent ,Saturday with
Kerri Medd. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph GleW of
Cubed
Smoked Picnic
Shoulders
Schneider's Grade 'A' Frying '
3 to 4 pounds average
Chickens
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