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WI elects 1973-74 officers
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Chiselhurst
Chiselhurst U.C.W. met at the
Church last Tuesda; afternoon
for their Easter meeting. Presi-
dent, 'Mrs. Alvin Cole, opened
the meeting with a Poem "Resur-
FUNERAL
MRS. A. LORNE LUKER
A Hensall lady, Mrs. A.Lorne'
Luker passed away inQueensway
Nursing Home on April 13, 1973
in her 82nd year. She was the
former Elizabeth Love.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Moir, two brothers,
Hugh and Gordon, all of Hensall,
also nieces and nephews.,
The body rested at the
•Bonthron Funeral Chapel In Hen-
sail when funeral service
was held on Monday, April 16
with Rev. W. Jarvis officiating.
Interment Bairds Cemetery. •
• Pallbearers' were Ken Moir,
Gordon Moir, David Moir, Bill
Snow Jr., Bob Snow and Jim
Snow.
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6 ,74THE, HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., APRIL. 19, 1973
H nsall Kinettes
elOct slate of officers
plants for Easter. They will also
be visiting the Goderich Psy-
• chlatric Hospital on April 25.
Final plans were made for the
Rummage Sale on April 27, with
the proceeds to go towards Cystic
Fibrosis. Plans were also made
for the Fiddlers Contest in Jiine.
Officers elected for the
1973-74 term are as'., follows:
President - Joanne Bell; Vice-
President - Cheri Bonthron;
Secretary - Linda McCallum;
Treasurer - Karen Schuman;
Unit I held their Easter Registrar- Sharon Brokenshire;
Bulletin Editors - Donna Bell Thank-Offering meeting Thurs- • and Martha Stan.
day ternoon at the Church. with....
Elle n McLean presiding who
ed with a poem "Easter is
oming". Her Easter theme was
, "'Because he loved us so", ex- Meetings '7 and 8 of the Hen- plaining the reason that Jesus salt 4-H "Sew-sews" were held
went through so much suffering together last Tuesday evening
for us, because He knew, we, at the home of Mrs. Bill Fuss.
being human as He was, The roll call was answered with
weren't perfect and very tempted suggestions for the fashion show
by evil, the same as, Hehad been. and a "sewing with knits" tech-
Mrs. Erratt was pianist. The nique learned 01 this club. Some .
roll call was auwered by ten of the girls Modelled -the members and foil. guests. Mil-
dred Kyle reminded the members
of the General Meeting on May 7.•
Unit' I was asked to visit the
Queensway Home on July 9 and
August 6. Mildred Kyle intro-
duced Elva Forrest who. spoke on
the study India. She had a
fascinating display oftand carv-
ing in various types of wood,
tanned snake skin, solid silver
necklace and many pictures of
the Natives, their dress, homes --
and modern Mall and great re-
taining .walls of the Himalayas.
The articles were brought from
India by John Scott of Seaforth,
a nephew of the Forrest families.
He has spent periods of time in
India in recent years and last
fall went for a three year period
of teaching• English and Art in
a school in Woodstock, south of
Delhi. Mrs. Forrest read an
interesting letter which des-
cribed an elegant Indian wedding
at which he was a guest • and
which lasted five days. . Mrs.
Nan Britton and Mrs. Shirley
Luther accompanied, by Mrs.
Erratt favoured with Easter
duets "What will you do with
Jesus?" and "The Unveiled
Christ". Vera Drysdale and
Helen Scane served lunch.
Arnold
Circle has
meeting
The April meeting of the Ar-
nold Circle of Carmel Presby-
terian Church was held Monday
evening at the home. of Mrs.
Peggy VollAnd. The worship
Was conducted by Jan Baker and
Donna Bell with the theme being
the Easter story. The members
will. be entertaining "al the
Queensway Nursing Home "on
April 30. •An invitation was
received from Caven Pres-
byterian Church women in Exeter
to hear the guest speaker Frank
Whilsmith on April 29.
PERSONALS
On Sunday Mrs. Alma Hess,
Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth and Mrs.
Arletta Hess of Zurich ,visited
at the Naimola cottage of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Pettigrew at
the pinery.
Mrs. Grace Harpole returned
home this past week from a win-
tells vacation spent in Florida
and Ottawa.
Tne Hamilton-London Syno-
dical of the Presbyterian Chdrch
was, held in Wingham last Tues-
day and Wednesday. Mrs. R.A.
Orr, Mrs. Elizabeth Faber and
Mrs. Rachel Schwalm from
Carmel Presbyterian Church in
Hensall attended. Mrs. Schwalm,
accepted the position of Litera-
ture Secretary of the Synodical
and is also one of the slic'dele-
gates of the Synodical of ten
counties to be attending the Na-
tional Council meeting in Ewirt
College in Toronto the end of
May.
a parade of EASTER
SHOES for the family
Running Shoes
Leather Joggers
For the whole
family
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Children's Shoes nu ....
RfAD'S SHOES g LUGGAGE
SEAPORTH
zgarammar..agmfaxwooma
Explorers
and COC °
meet
' On Sunday morning the Ex-
on "choosing and using fabrics"
Meeting is to be held on May.
16. Reports of theStanding Com-
mittees were given. Mrs. Shirley
that there will be a short course
May 1st. The District Annual
merit, of fees. It was announced
in the Mensal Legion Hail on
dent, Mrs. Dorothy Beaton; hard boiled eggs, also Easter
l'st Vice-President, Mrs. Jessie projtcts of previous meetings.
Mrs. 'Grace Peck; Ass. Sec-
retary, MrS. Margaret Ingram;
Skinner installed the, slate of
District President Miss Ruth sing Home in Hensall and handed
officers for the 19'73-74 term: out Easter treats, such as baskets
They are as follows: Past Presi- holding candy eggs anddecorated
President, Mrs., Hilda Payne;
McAllister; 2nd Vice-President,
Mrs. Elsie. Carlile; Secretary, •
voured with two Easter duets Presbyterian Church acco
accompanied by Eric Luther at
the piano. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Al HOg-
Luther and Mrs. Nan Britton fa-
"pilled by their leaders, Mrs.
plo'rers and C.O.C. -91 Carmel
garth visited the Queensway Nur-
book marks. These had all been
girls back at the Church.
After, singing several hymns to,
the patients a social half hour
was enjoyed by the boys and
rn-,
Treasurer, Mrs. Margaret
.Ingram; Ass. Treasurer, •Mrs.
Winnie Skea; press Reporter,
(tied). The top individual scorer Mrs. Joyce Pepper; Resoly'tIons
was Murray Taylor with a total Convenor, Mrs. Sadie Simpson;
of 55 points. District' Director, Mrs. Jessie
,McAllister; gfernate District. HENSA•Lid PUBLIC
Director, Mrs. Myrtle Orr; Card SCHOOL NOTES
Conyenor,,„,„Mrs,4 Elizabeth Riley; A dance was held at Hensall-,' Pianist, Miss Greta, Lamm le;
Public, School Friday evening with Ass. Pianist, Mrs. Myrtle Sher-
Grade 7 and 8 pupils from Huron rift; Branch Directors; Mrs.
Centennial, Zurith Public, Us- Hazel Corbett, Mrs. Pearl Koeh-borne Central, St. Marie Separate ler and Mrs. Elizabeth Riley.
and St. Boniface • as special
Standing Committees: Citi-,
guests. The music was provided zenship and World Affairs, Mrs. by the "Junction" from Grand Hazel Corbett, Mrs. Joyce
Bend, and refreshments were Pepper; Agriculture and Cana- sold. Over a hundred people dian Industries, Mrs. Elliabeth were present including some area Riley, Mrs. WInnie Skea; Family
High School students. The host, and Consumer Affairs, Mrs.
pupils of Herisall public School Myrtle Orr, Mrs. ElSie Carlile;
expressed their thanks to those Education and Cultural Acti-
attending and who. made the dance vities, Mrs. Jessie McAllister, . successful. Chaperones for the Miss Greta Lammie; Public"Re-
evening were Ron McKay, Doug fations, Mrs. Susan Purdy, MrS.
'Pearson and Mrs. Mary Jacobe. Pearl Koehler; Historical Re-;
search, Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt,
Mrs. Vera Brintnell; Tweed=
smuir. History, Mrs. Sadie Couple
Simpson, Mrs. Susan Purdy;
Auditors, Mrs. Anna Dining,
Mrs. Edna Stonernan.'A
celebrate's • Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Ingram. Programme
convenors were M -S. Sadie Simp-
anniversary son and Mrs. Margaret Ingram,
and the ThosteSses were Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley and mrs..Made-
line Riley. Mrs. Margaret
Ingram presided over a Touch and
Take Table at the close of the
meeting.
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UCW meets
rection". The worship "Set them
singing again" was conducted by
Mrs. Roy McDonald and assisted
by Mrs. Vesta Brintnell. It was
decided to send a $10 donation to
Bunny Bundle. MemIzers are to
visit the BIliewater Rest Home in
Zurich for the birthday ,party on
May 8. It was also decided to
have a booth at Dick Taylor's
sale on April 25. Mrs. Alf Ross
read a poem on Easter for the
programme. Mrs. Russel Brock
showed •the film on "The Beloved
Surgeon". Hostesses for the
afternoon were ' Mrs. Harold
Parker and Mrs. Toni Brintnell.
A slip and bloomer sale is plan-
ned for the May meeting.
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The Shopping Sprees Tit
Continue 111:44.41
We've had winners. in Exeter, Goderich and Listowel.
.DgontMason,of. Exeter', Pi4ked
Up $1757 ,1n His Spree In
Only 5 Minutes'
Mrs. Sarah Larder Filled
Several Carts In Her Spree
,In Goderich
THE BEST
IS YET TO
COME •••'
Draws For the 10-Minute
Shopping Sprees take place
on April 30
SO ENTER NOW,
win in 10 minutes of free
shopping with someone
More prizes to be won! '
helping you!
Imagine what you could
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Lo6k for full details on the Shopping Spree Contest •
at stores where specially marked Pepsi, Diet Pepsi,
Mountain Dew. and Teem are sold.
BOTTLED IN EXETER BY
TUCKEY BEVERAGES
Exeter LTD. 235-1505
The Hensall Kinette Club
ineeting, was held at the home of
Mrs. Jan Baker. The draw for
the three minute shopping spree
or $50 in cash was made by Reeve.,
John Baker and the lucky winner
was Mrs, Lorne Hay of Hensall.
The Kinettes visited the shut-
iris recently and presented them
UCW unit
has meeting
4—H club
The Annual meeting of the
Hensall Women's Institute was
held in the Legion Hall Wednes-
day evening. President Mrs.
pdrothy Beaton presided ,and
opened with the Mary Stewart
Collect and the Ode. The roll
call was answered by the pay-,
Rember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Seaforth
527-0240.
garments they had made. It
was announced that the achieve-
ment day will be .held on the
28 of April at Stephen Central
School.
United
Church
notes
Lent VI -Palm Sunday ser-
vices were held inHensall United
Church Sunday morning. The
Choir under the direction of Mrs.
Turicheim sang the anthem "He
comes triumphant". For his
sermon topic, Rev. Don 'Beck
chose "Has our future ever been
brighter?" The congregation
welcomed into the fellowship of
the Church Mr. and Mrs. Rick •
McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Scotchmer.
Teachers and students of Hen-
sall public School held a Sports
Rally on Friday in which the
whole school participated. The
Rally was set up In a series of
thirteen games lasting from
thirty seconds to three minutes.
The pupils were divided into
twenty teams and were given
score cards on which to •tally
their scores. The first three
scores they received-were given
as a total in which to help deter-
mine the winnin g team and
then was Included later in their
individual score. Some of the
games included "Alternate Bas-
ketball", Dribbling, One-foot
Skipping, and Ladder Hang. The
winning team was number 8 and
players on this team were; Dar-
ren Moir, Peggy Willert, Susan
BeCk, Michele Triebner, Bradley
McBride, Jeff Corbett, ,Mary
Hovius, David Rowcliffe, Betty
Lynn 'Koehler and Harold.Trieb-
, ner.
Winners in the individuals
were: Grade 1 - Kelly Vanstone,
Scott Ingram; Grade 2 - Malanie
47,ovell, Murray Taylor; Grade 3-
Jacqueline Hyde, Valerie Baker
(tied) Jeff Row% • Grade 4 '-
Lori Flynn, Biyan -Beer; Grade
5 - Lisa Stretton, Jerry Smith;
Grade 6 - Dorna Williams,' Lori
Lovell (tied) Bryan Baker; Grade
7 - Nancy McCurdy, Paul Ware-
ing - Grade 8 - Bernice Willett.
Greg Parsons, Bert Williams
PONE 527-0690
Hold sports rally
at Hensall school
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett
were pleasantly surprised re-
cently on the occasion Of their
40th wedding anniversary, when
the family entertained them to
a bancniet at the pineridge Chalet
at Hens:71 .
The tables were decorate
J with spring flowers, t:Ocinchll,'
Obra and centred with an' an
niversary wedding cake. 0.14
Mrs. Harry Chapman, Lon-'
who washer sister's prides-. don,
maid, attended. Roy Mfdrenz
Grand Bend, a brother of MrS.
Corbett was master of ceremon-
ies.
They were presented with
many gifts and their grandson,
Steven Corbett, presented them
with.a reprint of Hay Township
taken from ,.!The Historical Atlas
of Huron County in 1879".
Jack and Hazel expressed
their sincere thanks to their
family and relatives for the cele-
bration. The evening concluded
with a social time .and dancing
to the music of Joe Overholt.