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Belated birthday greetings to
Wilfred Goodwin who celebrated
his birthday on June 17.
A most successful Open House
was held on Monday with the
ladies from the Christian
Reformed Church .in Exeter
serving tea and cookies.
Mrs. Ernest Perry and Mr. and
Mrs. James ,Worrell visited
Ernest Pero. ,
• Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bradley,
St. Marys visited with Arthur
Bragg.
Mrs. M anion Schenk and
Jeanette Lippert visited Hugo
Schenk. ' .
Visitors with Ada Smillie were
Grace Peck, Hazel McNaughton,
Clarence and Ann Smillie.
Visitors with Louise Mitchell
wer ,Mr. and MrS. Charles Snell,
Mrs.-Ernest Pym, Verna Coates,
Vera Pincombe and Les Mitchell.
Mrs. Ethel Squire anti Mrs.
Myrtle Rodd visited with Minnie
Squire'.
Ruth Johnston, Exeter visited
with Lynn Latimer:
Misses Greta and Amy Lammie
visited with Vera Lammie, Louise
Mitchell and Anna Dilling.
Lawrence Wein entertained the
residents on Tuesday morning by
playing the piano and leading in a
sing. song.
On Wednesday, the church
service was conducted by Rev.
Glen Wright of the James Street
United Church in Exeter. Louise
Mitchell accompanied on the'
piano.
HURON MIDDLESEX
PROVINCIAL
LIBERAL ASSOCIATION .
OMINATION MEETING
A meeting to select .a Liberal Candidate to contest the
Provincial. Riding of Huron-Middlesex in the next General •
Provincial Election will be held
Thursday,June 26th
at 8:30p.m. at the
SOUTH HURON SECONDARY
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
, EXETER
Guest Speaker:-
Murray -Gaunt JAPP--,f
for Huron Bruce .
All persons who are members in good standing and on the
membership roll of either the Heir= Provincial Liberal Riding
Association, or the North Middleiex Provincial Liberal Riding
Association, 72 hours prior to the holding of the nominating
convention shall be eligible to vote. The constitution also
allows that any immediate past members of the assocation
may renew their memberships at the convention, prior to the
commencement of the voting.
IAN McALLISTER • 3. HOWARD AITKIN
President Secretary
GORDON STRANG .
Treasurer
STO,,k.W BERRIES
"Pick your Own"
Ready"now for your table
or freezer
Open Daily 8 a.m. - weather permitting, ;
Bring your own quart bcixes, 4-6 qt.
.baskets or quart boxes may be purchased
LEONARD LOVELL
262-5729
West of 'No. 4 Hwy. at
First farm
Kippen Intersection. on left".
Mosul Motors) .1.3CPalrhairn.i .4
Oil (K les Garage). 01P, Zeinitis,
Rn-shwood; 8 cases Pepsi ('Fucker
Beverages) (4 draws) Brian
Randall, Tammy Bell, Hilda—
Austin, Sesfortkr: Mrs. Ethel
Maxwell; flabhie-'. bath • (Legion
Mailiary; Brenda Walper,
Exeter, Sherry Mc0regpr,—
Dashwood; '2 ' , books (Legion
Auxiliary) Mtn Pollock; 2 bracelet
sets (Legion Auxiliary; Kim
insiinti% small doll (Lesion;
A4illarY)AngAn
BoWlinsyset ,(Lesion
Melinda Bell; Raggedy Ann Doll,
(tegicku Au3cillary) David Skea;
Puzzles (Legion Mixillaryl
Marlene frigrarm.flath Oil (Legion,
Auxiliary) Sandra Towers; Pire
ExtinguiSher (Hyde, BruAhers)*
Gordon Munn; 2 clirukers
(Pineridge Chalet) Leroy
Hoffman.
Correspondent'
Mrs. B. McGregor
Couples andthelt families from
Carmel, Caven and Cromarty
Presbyterian congregations
assembled in the Sunday School
room of. Cromarty Church for a
picnic supper. Thirty people
enjoyed a delicious meal.
Eleanor and Bert Th ompson
were prizewinners for the detest
anniversary. ,
Donna Taylor the closest
Birthday and Alice Gardinir took
the prize for rising earliest in the
.morning.
Everyone went to Cromarty ball
park where young and old
enjoyed a friendly ball game,
followed by a peanut and candy
scramble for the young people.
Next gathering to be on
Tue0ay, July 8th with swimming
and a wiener roast. Caven in
charge of proceedings.All couples
and families of the three C's
Carmel, Caven and Cromarty
welcome.
Mr, and Mrs. Ferris Cantelon
Of Brampton visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
Ouples- have. faniti)i
„
SKOSSfitt Penny 5a1,0'
aponsore4,_hy. the Hensall. 810.n
• 44.111 CA011iary 1/041.'friOitY„
evening in. 'the' Legit* Hall.
Winners " are: (the addreSS .is
• • unless • indicated
differently). (The article 'WOW •is.
ost, .the donator is in brackets
and the Winner follows). •
Table (Ronthron Furniture) Ray
Schwalm; 'Lawn Sprinkler
„(Knight Electric) Ray Schwalm;
Lamp (Bendix) Mar on Wasson;
Exeter; - Electric Mixer. (Don
Travers Electric) Grace &trues;
Pin-up lamps (CUst1/40in Trailers, .
Exeter) Micheal Lentitig;
Artificial FlowerS' (Palmer Florist,
Clinton) °face Peck; Pillow cases
(P.L.McNaughton' Ins.) Minnie.
Noakes; MOO Voucher (Ted
Thuss) Elaine Stebbins; 15 quarts
milk (Hurondale Dairy) George
Beer; 1 yr. subscription (Huron
Expositor) Garnet Allan
•
WEEK-END
SPECIAL
4 10%All Tennis & Canvas
OFF Runners & Joggers
$10.00 Bill (Dr. Goddard) Greg
Sangster; Garden tool • set
(Coupry Flowers, Exeter) Jerry
Chappel; $10.00 bill (W.G.Th
Thompson) Renald Lavery; Wrist
Watch (Reid's Lunch) Ray
Schwalm; 1 year subscription
(Clinton News Record; 'Jeff
Britton, Seaforth; Towel set '
(Parker & Parker) Joyce Pepper;
$5.00 voucher (Beaten Bakery)
Sheila Reaburii; 1 year
subscription (Exeter Times
Advocate) Helen Tinney; Hair oil
(Flynn barber shep) Hilda Austin,'
Seaforth; $10.00 voucher (Als
Super Save) Glenn McKenzie.
$10.00 bill (Ball and Macauley) '
Mary Becheler, • Zurich; patio
lights (C.E.Reid & Sons) Pat
Pollock; $10.00 Perm (Sylvia
Merner Salon )annie Reid;
Chimes (Crest Hardware) Cecil
Maxwell; $5.;00 voucher for dry
cleaning (Grand Bend Clearners,
Exeter) Grace Wurm, Exeter;
Clock (Crest Hardware) Doris
Allan, Seaforth; $5..00 bill (Don
Joynt) Jack Aikenhead; $10.00
bill (Smith Construction) Jim
Pollock; $10.00 perm Williams
Hairstyling) Jim Smale; Rose
Bowl' (Ron's Variety) Doris
Jantzi..
$5.00 bill (Huron Auto Body;
Wilma McMicheal, Clinton;
$10.00 gift certificate Big ' 0)
Iiene Finlayson; Flower
Arrangement (Co ok's Florist,
Clinton; Ruth Ann Smale; Avon
(Leona Parke; Dave Ingram; Avon
soap ( Leona Parke) Ruby
Beierling, Zurich; Set of dishes
(Ron's 5 to $1.00) Sandra Carlile;
Punch bowl set (Queensway
Nursing Home)Sandra Towers;
men's Avon (Leona Hike)
Gordon Munn; Lawn chair
(Hensall Co-op)• Mrs. Tom Slavin,
Exeter.
$10.00 bill (Gerbro Mill) gon
Harvey, Exeter; set of bed lamps
(Legion Auxiliary). Tammy
Alexander; Case of vegetables,
Peas (Canadian Canners, Exeter)
Phyllis' Mountford, Clinton; push
broom (Legion Auxiliary) Grace
Peck; 'Rod & reel set (Canadian
Legion '468) Scott Ingram; Pitch
fork (Jim's Machine Shop) Greg
. Sangster,
Car Oil (Lavender Garage; Jack
Aikenhead; 2 mirrors & wax
ON ANNIVERSARY TOUR — The Church Class '75
visited the Paris Plains Church during tour. of
Historic Churches of,, Ontario recently in honour of
the .50th 'Anniver'sary' of the United Church in
Canada., L. are Dianne Smith, Donna May Miller,.
Janice Rose, Cindy Glanville, Catherine Coleman,
Douglas' Geddes.
MOTHERS ' & DAUGHTERS Mrs. Ron
McAllister' with her two girls Cheryl and Susan and'
Mrs. Ken Smith sing at the Mother and Daughter
Banquet at the •Egmondville Church recently.
Area Funerals
June 13, 1975 in her 83rd year.
Florence M. Hugill of Hensall
passed away at the Seaforth,
Community Hospital on Friday,
Nornia7n of Hensall; 2 sons,
Surviving are her husband
Mrs. Norman Jones, the former
MRS. NORMAN JONES
services were held from ,the
Hensall on Wednesday, June 18,
with. Rev. Wilfred Jarvis
Bonthron Funeral Home in
officiating. • •
held . at the Funeral Home on
Tuesday evening. Funeral
Pallbearers were Stanley
Mitchelt4, Bert Horton, Earl Wilmer of Hensall and Wesley of Campbell, Gerald Glenn, Bob
Port Perry. Two daughters, Mrs. Bell and Mel Glanville.
Fred (Kathleen) Ireland, Toronto
Plowerbearers were Bill
and Mrs. Ian (Mildred) Ferguson Knights, Stewart Knights, Terry of Ottawa"' Also surviving are North
and Danny Laing. eight grandchildren and. eleven Interment was in McTaggarts
great granchildren.
Cemetery, Usborne Township. The late Mrs. Jones rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Home in
Hensall, where a private funeral
service was held on Monday,
June 16 at 1;30 p.m. with R.ev.
Don Beck officiating. Interment
Bairds Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Joe Hugill,
Gary Jones,' Wayne Ferguson,
Paul Ferguson, David Mycroft
and Eric Th 'omson.
STEWART McQUEEN
Stewart McQueen, one of
Hensall's oldest residents passed
away, in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, on Sunday,•June 15 in his
94th year. He was the beloved
husband of the late Grace
McArthur (1968), and dear father
of Mrs. Donald (Margaret) Rigby
of Blenheim, Mrs. Harry (Jean)
Snell of R.R.#1, Hensall and the
late, Helen Traquair (1959). Also
Surviving are two granddaughters
and five great grandchildren. He
was predeceased by two sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Hemery and Mrs.
Mary Bartlett.
Mr. McQueen was a member of
Carmel Presbyterian Church, and
an elder for-forty-eight years. He
was a member of the Masonic
Lodge, and a Masonic service was
=C0 nfirmed at
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener were weekend visitors
and Mrs,Ross MacMillan,
Waterloo spent Sunday with their,
mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs.Gordon T. Munn
of Stoney Creek visited over the.
weekend with the latter's mother,
Mri. Ida Munn.
Mr. and Mrs. Feris Cantelbn of
Correspondent
Mrs. Joyce Pepper
The June meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute was held
Wednesday evening in the' Legion
Hall. Members and° gueSts
gathered at 7 p.m. for a mystery
supper which proved, to be
hilarious. The waitresses attired
in suitable clothing took
individual orders and grace was
sung before the meal was served.
In charge of the supper were the
hostesses Hilda Payne and Jessie
McAllist er.
After the supper, the President
Hilda Payne presented gifts to the 4-g leaders of last years clubs,
Helve Fuss,' Cathy Fuss, Janis
Bisback, Brenda Pepper,Helen
Tinney, Anne Lenting. The
meeting was opened, with d sing.
song. The roll call was answered
with Sing, Say or Pay. Jessie
McAllister gave a report on the
' District Annual held in Dashwood
on May 15. Minutes were rea
and approved, and Treasurer
Marg Ingram gave a report. Hilda
Payne gave final details on the
upcoming bus trip to Elmira on
June 23,
Money may be paid in advance
to Janis„Bisback. Those going on
the bus trip are asked to meet at
8:15 at the Hensall. Town Hall as
the bus leaves at 8:30 sharp.
Mabel Shirray introduced the
guest; . , speaker, Mary
Mittenburg, 19 year old Lucknow
girl who is Huron County's Dairy
Princess. She spoke on some of
the fairs, ihe had attended and
what she had to do to become a
dairy princess.' She also showed a
film on "Milk". Mabel led in an
exercise song. Hazel Corbett gave
courtesy remarks.
Personals'
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Berdan of Union visited over the
weekend with Mr,. and Mrs. Carl
Payne. •
Mr. and Mrs. N. Westforp of
New Lowel, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tow Kooy, Centralia, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Larsen,
Capell a-dYsel, Holland, visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sim
Roobal. •
Mr. and Mrs. DoiL Dodds and
family visited Sunday with
Audrey Christie who is a patient
in .University Hospital in London.
Mrs. Jean Ademen; Mr.
Anthony Gelderland - ,of
Ridgetown, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Weeda, Alliston and Mr. Jake
Huisnan of Oud-Beyerland,
Holland visited with the RoobalS.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dodds, Lynn, Paul and oan
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roo al !to'
celebrate Father's Day.
Nova Scotia
man visits -
eras
in Iippen .
Correspondent'
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
Mr. Don•Kyle made a surprise
visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs.
D.E.Kyle when he flew from
Amherst, N.S. to London on
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau
.4,iiisited with Mr. and Mrs. ,Rufus
Turnbull at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cooper
and Stephanie have returned
home to Greenville S.C. after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
VivanCooper.
Mr. and Mrslom Burke,
Wroxeter, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W.L.Mellis recently.
Ken Jones and Anne Bolton,
Kemptville, Were with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jones for the
weekend and along with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Jones attended the
weddhj Beatson-Ashworth in
Ilderton last Saturday.
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and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi and
Brooke in Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn 'spent
the past week vacationing at
Restelou.
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