The Huron Expositor, 1971-11-18, Page 3Eirgagernent
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Longstaff, Seaforth, are pleased
to announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jane
to Robert Daniel Grant, Exeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
A. Grant, Mississuaga. Wedding. to take place January 8th
at St. Andrews United Church, Kippen. R
News of erucefield
Bazaar Raises $500.
• to Aid Building Fund
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New Brownies Bring Total to 24
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The Brucefield UniteChurch
kitchen fund was increased by
$500 after the United Church
Women totalled up the sales from
V
fx the various booths at their baz-
aar Saturday. The money will go
toward furnishing the kitchen in
the modern $122,000 church being
constructed to replace the one
destroyed by fire a. year ago on
November 20.
A large, crowd from the sur-
* 6 rounding community flocked to
the sale held in Huron Centen-
nial School auditorium where they
were welcomed by Mrs. Paul
Packman, wife of the minister,
and Mrs. Lorne Wilson. The baz-
aar was opened by Rev. Pack-
man.
• Convener of the event was
Mrs. John Broadfoot, president
of the U.C.W. In charge of the
tea tables was Mrs.George Cant-
elon; the bake Jables, Mrs. Ed-
gar Stoll and Mrs. W. D. Wilson;
produce, Mrs. Wallace Haugh;
touch and take, Mrs. H. Berry;
aprons, Mrs. Wally MCBeath;
* candy, Mrs. Willaim Scott; sew-
ing, Mrs. Jack Henderson; white.
elephant, Mrs. David Triebner;
delicatessan, Mrs.. Robert Allan;
and children's clothing, Mrs. Stu-
art Wilson.
TUCKERSMITHIL.C.W.
Tuckersmith U.C.W. met at
the- home of Mrs. Elgin Thitim-
son on Tuesday' 'evening with an
attendance of 17 and four vis-
itors. Miss M. Swan and Mrs.
Thomson had charge of the devo-
tion. Miss Swan opened the meet-
ing with a poem "Blessed is
Our Nation". Mrs. W. McBeath
led in a hymn and the offering
was received by Mrs. Thom-
son and dedicated by Miss Swan.
Miss Swan read "In Flanders
Field" and a moment's silence
was observed in memory of those
who had fallen. Mrs. Thomson
led in prayer. This part of the
meeting closed with "Lest We
Forget". Mrs. Paterson pre-
sided for the business part.
Plans for the bazaar were
0' discussed, also the Christmas
party to be held at the home of
Euchre
Winners
Prize winners at the recent
euchre held by the Order of the
Eastern Star were: Ladies' high,
Mrs. Bob Upshall; lone hands,
Mrs. A. Routledge; low, Mrs.
Margaret Smale; Men'S high,
John Reid; .lone hands, Bob Smith;
low, Wallace Ross.
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Gather For .
Othairthday
The children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren of Mrs.
Henry J. Neeb, Tavistock,
gathered at her home last Friday
evening on the occasion of her
85th birthday. She is the mother
Of Mrs. William(Henrietta)Brown
of 43 Jarvis Street, Seaforth,
Harold Neeb, Tavistock and
Mrs. William (Florence)
Chamberlain, Kitchener and the
sister of Mrs. Walter (Dorothy)
Vogt, Tavistock. The evening
was spent playing games, etc.
and concluded with a buffet
supper.
Correction
Something went wrong with
some headings in last week's
paper.
As a result Russel Dallas of
Tuckersmith was shown as being
the world's wheat champion
whereas it was the world's hay
championship that he won. In a
further error the name of Wm.
Brown appeared as the new presi-
dent of th r i eb.Lie croup rather
than that of Harold Coleman.
Wm. Brown is the retiring presi-
dent.
In both cases the stories con-
tained the correct information.
Establish
H Gully
In Stanley
At Hully Gully 's a family
affair and using s e,Randy
Collins and family of R.R.# 1,.
Varna, have developed a special
snowmobilers haven in Stanley
To emphasize the family as-
pect of Hully Gully Sno-Sport,
Mr. Collins has prvvided a to-
boggan hill along with skating
rink for children. Parents who
are avid snowrhobilers can
sample some of the challenging
50 miles of snowmobile trails
which have been laid out in the
surrounding areas.
After the days snowmobiling,
snacks can be obtained at the
snack bar. If a weekend outing
is planned, overnight accom-
modations can be provided in
one of the special sugar shacks.
For those without machines,
there are rentals by the day.
The trans which pass over
open fields, cross through thick
bushlands, curve through small
and steep gullies and climb large
„hills offer a challenge for riders
big and small.
°For the beginner special
trails have been established as.
operators may learn to handle
their machines without fear of
being in the way of the fast
movibg traffic of the seasoned
riders.
Emphasizing that the park is
designed for the convenience of
the public, Mr. Collins said they
always were open "to suggestions.
"At Hully Gully we want to give
the people what they. want", he
said.
The winter facilities are being
unveiled at an Open.House planned
for November 27 and 28 when
area snowmobilers are invited
to visit and meet the Collins
family and take a look at the
arrangements. Hully Gully fea-
tures Chaparral snowmobiles to-
gether with complete service.
Correspondent
Mrs. Maude Redden
At a special ceremony Tues-
day afternoon at Hensall United
Church, two new girls were en-
rolled as Brownies. They were
Jo-anne Pepper and Valerie
Baker. This brings the total
number of children in the Brown-
ie pack to 24.
Athlete's badges were pre-
sented to Lori Lovell, Karen
Volland, Donna Jean Allen, Nan-
cy Dietz, Shelley Wareing, Sand-
ra Nixon, Becky Baker, Anna
Marie ,Duffy, Barbara McCurdy.
Golden bar was presented to
Roxanne Lavery.
Swimmer's badge went to
Barbara McCurdy. Barbara Mc-
Curdy has' received the most
interest badges within the Brown-
ie pack in her three years .of
Brownies.
HENSALL W.I. MEET '
Hensall Women's Institute
held their Agriculture and Can-
adian Industries meeting in-the
Legion Hall with President Mrs.
J. McAllister in the chair.
Members answered the roll call
by introducing their guests. Mrs.
J. McAllister gave a report of
the area convention. A moment
of silence was observed in mem-
ory of a past member Mrs. Alice
Joynt:
Mrs. E. Riley conducted the
programme which started with
everyone taking part in a sing-
song accompanied at the piano
by Miss Greta Lammie. Mrs.
Riley read the poem "In Flan-
ders Fields". Musical numbers
by Bob and Danny Heywood of
Exeter were vary much enjoyed
by everyone. Mrs. J. Skea intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mr.
Mike Miller, the assistant Agri-
cultural Representative for
Huron County, who took a look
into the future of farming, the
expansion of farm vacations in
the Province, and the possibil-
ity of programmed machinery in
the future. ,
Slides of their trip to the
British Isles and Ireland were
shown by Rev.G.Anderson and
Mrs. Anderson of Exeter. Cour-
tesy remarks were given by
Mrs. R. Simpson •and a lovely
lunch was served by the ladies
in charge. Hostesses were Mrs.
M. Ingram and Mrs. E. Riley.
The Hensall Ladies Wednes-
day afternoon curling will not
be held this year because there
are not enough ladieS who wish
to curl.
HURONVIEW AUXILIARY
The •Huronview Auxiliary
Meeting had to be cancelled this
week due to lack of members.
A special meeting is called for
November 29 at 2 p.m. in the
Crafts room at Huronview. All
Institutes are asked to send as
many members as can possibly
go, as there is important busi-
ness to be discussed with this
being the last regular meeting
until April.
Mrs. Coiclough expressed her
thanks to all who helped make the
bazaar a success.
The penny sale for the resi-
dents is to be held December 6.
A birthday party will be held
on December 1, and is to be
looked after by the Wingham
group. Ladies who, have time to
• spare are asked to go to Huron-
view and help quilt.
MKS.
At the W.M.S, meeting of
Carmel Presbyterian Church in
Hensall, President Mrs. R. A.
Orr welcomed guests from United
and Anglican churches, Arnold
Circle and friends of Hensall.
Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Earl
Campbell gave the devotional
while Mrs. Ed Munn was at the
piano. Ushers were Mrs. Harold
Bell and Mrs. Archie Hogarth.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm intro-
duced the guest speaker, a mis-
sionary Miss Hazel Macdonald
of Goderich, who with her sis-
ter Miss Flora Macdonald lately
WEDDING
FORREST-CLARKE
A quiet wedding of interest
was held 'Friday evening, Oct-
ober 29 in Hensall United Church
when Rev. Donald Beck united
in marriage Sharon Mary
O'Neill, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Clarke of God-
erich, and Donald John Forrest,
son of Mrs. Lily Forrest and
the late Ward Forrest of RR 1,
Zurich.
Attendants' to the bride and
groom were Mrs. Mary Dalton
as matron of honour and Mr.
Tom gitle as best man. Miss
Teresa O'Neill, daughter of the
bride, acted as junior brides-
maid.
'1r, After, a. wedding trip. to Nor-
thenn Ontario the young couple
are residing in Hensall.
NOTICE
Read this if you think
you are honest and
have the guts to admit
you made a mistake.
To our patrons who inad-
yertantly misplaced our glass-
Ware; give yourselves up. Re-
turn any item and we will
reward you.
THANK YOU!
QUEENS' HOTEL
came back from a 3 month world
tour. Miss Hazel Macdonald was
three years in Kenya and area
under the African inland educa-
tional mission.
It was like a reunion for her
to be back and meet men and
women whom she taught years
ago as children in Ethiopia, Kenya
and Formosa she said. She pro-
vided mission training for the
women in group services and the
result is apparent in the fine
services of those groups today,
she said. Miss Macdonald showed
slides of those countries she
revisited in her mission fields
and the big changes of Christian
which had taken place.
Funeral
ALBERT GEORGE ALEXANDER
A well-known all resi-
dent, Albert George A xander,
passed away in St. Joseph'sHos-
pital, London on Monday, Nov-
ember 8th in his 84th year.
Beloved husband of the former
Elizabeth A. Thomson, he is
survived by several nieces and
nephews.
The body rested at the Bon-
thron Funeral Chapel, Hensall
until 2;00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov-
ember 10 when Rev. Don Beck
conducted the service. Interment
followed in Maitland Bank Ceme-
tery.
Pallbearers were Earl Dig-
nan, Harold Dignan, RonWareing,
Edison Forrest, Ross Forrest
and Joe McLellan.
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2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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CHRISTMAS TOYS
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Mrs. J. Broadfoot early in Dec-
ember. Mrs. J. Henderson and
Mrs. H. Allan are in charge of
the Christmas program. The sec-
retary's report was given by Mrs.
Sillery. Mrs. Paterson closed
the meeting with prayer. Mrs.
R. Caldwell showed pictures of
her trip to Alaska. Mrs. Cald-
well was thanked by the president
Mrs. Paterson and presented with
a gift. Lunch was served by the
hostess and her assistants Mrs.
Ham, Mrs. E. Sellery, Mrs: M.
,Wilson and Mrs. A. Paterson.
Mrs. Jean Adams and Mrs.
E. Pateison spent a few days
in Toronto this week.
mrs. J. Hill, Stratford visited
with Mr. and Mrs; Allan Hill
and other relatives.
Mrs. Bert Pepper and family,
Neustadt visited with Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Pepper on Saturday.
Mr. Chas Hawgood received
word that his brother at col-
' lingwood was seriously injured
in a car accident, requiring over
100 stitches.
Mrs. Bob Phoenix of London
spent Thursday with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mc-
Cartney and Robert.
Brucefield United Church
U.C.W. held a very succesful
sale and bazaar at The Cen-
tennial School Saturday.
. Mr. and..,Mrs,, Mac Wilson,
Mrs. Lorne Wilson visited rel-
atives in London on Sunday.
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University were hone for Con10-
mencement at Mitchell District
High School Friday n1g4t, and
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Dow and Ernest.
Darlene Templeman and her
roommate Sue Tirone, Waterloo
University spent the weekend with
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