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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-23, Page 116s 23 •• 1975 ie A RUN THROUGH THE WOODS — Janice Webster of Varna runs the cross country course at the Bill Millson farm in Hullett last Wednesday at the public schools competition. Janice, a student at Huron ,Centennial,, won the intermediate girls champion-. ,ship. (Photo by Oke) Varna girls 'make brew Electricity Powen Your Life CONSERVE IT ! Don't Get Your Wires Crossed! The way to get the most power from the least amount of enbrgy is to be sure your wiring system is in super n shape. That not .only makes sense, it makes for good citizenship ... Do your part: tix It upi • i W HARDWARE MERCHANTS Heating, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Ph. 52746201 You Get More... 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Name(s) Address A Remember . . is Sense to See LARR NIDER.MOTOk imam EXETER 235:1640, LONDON 227.4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Business Management. Seminar With the Co-operation of the ) • GODERICH BUSINESSMENS ASSOCIATION IF YOU — Own and operate your own business — Manage a business — Expect to own and operate a business You are invited to attend a Small Business Seminar at the CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT, GODERICH (Conference Room) on WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 12th, 1975 PROGRAM.: - Financial Statements - Forecasting for Expansion - Case Study "A" - Guest Speaker, - FRED DURST, C.A. REGISTRATION: Complete attached notice and forward before November 10 advising number attending and enclosing your registration fee (s) of $15, luncheon included. Make cheque payable to IDB. nisi ticl; with over *04000, vfril•01 Dilung has been eotifi ed to his 10,00 tot the past two weeks, with .P400101R and. mook Rjoblg*gip0Oeptin9oliqns**1.? N0s14g 'Hopei ' . :• -'.i.,4110tOrs.::. W., And. Mrs, Gordon. Schwalm, Voila 4.and Mr4;,:Pai#Y; Ivey laSC• week.avere.-Mr..' and Mrs Lewis '"I'ity4se;'`Of. Yalta; ; Mrs. Loretta • Fields and ;Miss Donna ffij4greenti Mrs,' .$heachcw: Nancy 'off Stratford,, Dennis Chtirehill: :of Clinton,' And Mrs, • Tony -Etne and Douglas ''of' London. 'Mr. •'and Mrs, Desmond. . Ivey 1444,164.0;. .Pearla c , re urne Dr. and Mrs. aarOld Miller sand Mrs.. Bona Clark, all 'of ,HensalL • e 014444 meeting of PO St. Was held 01 .14e runeof Miss- 'Petty . absence or the President, the fee,President,' ' 'Airs 'prank errest presided, • ;The %meeting Opened ' with the Members Prayer.,followed by the )1,97.4';g. Prayer, The scripture was reed,by , Reid. Keeping • Thanksgiving in mind the.r11 call was answered., with a Biblical verse containing ..tbe word "IlArmst". The minutes .were read and :approved. poliVO4?. were gratefully accepted in leo of the Bazaar and Bake .Sale„ The study book "Encotiragenle4t, works wonders" was given 'by Mrs. Windover. The meeting .on,0 ton • . • •• •• .•.. Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Morrison were on a bus tour to Inyheeling, West Virginia with Hanover Holiday Tours on , Thanksgiving weekend. They attended the. Jamboree at the Capital Music Hall and visited Niagara Falls on their way home on Monday. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and' Mrs. Bill Dowson and family on Sunday were Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Donny, Larry and Kenny, and Joanne Gibson of Seaforth, Kevin Jewitt of London, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator and family of Londesboro, Shelly Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jewitt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jewitt and family , and Pat Willert, all of Clintdn. Mrs. Geo. Reid was in jtayfield from Tuesday to fihursday and ' attepded two birthday parties for Mrs. Ed. Reid, one at her home, and a dinner party at the home of Mrs. Larson. Mr. Hank Broeze has been transferred from Clinton Hospital to St. J oseph's, in London for surgery. We hope he will have a good recovery. Friends and neighbours of Mr. ti d Mrs. Carl Kuhl gathered at e home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chessell on Saturday evening for a farewll party and presented them with a gift for their new home in Caryndale. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hayter visited their daughter Darlene, in Guelph on Sunday. They drove through areas where fields of # grain had never been cut, and saw other fields which were cut and not combined because of the overabundance of rain in those areas. Farmers in this area have been more fortunate, with some of them reporting above average yields. Varna •41-H News The first meeting of the Varna II 4-H Club was held on October 6 4 at the home of Mrs. Keith Stephenson. The meeting was opened by saying the 4-H Pledge. The girls discussed the different requirements of this club arid had the election of officers. The president is Dianne Consitt, secretary is Bev Cantelon and phone girl is Mary Ann Verhulst. Mrs. Stephenson discussed the basic methods of making freezing bread and Mrs. Consitt demonstrated. Later ail of the members had a chance to knead the bread dough and Mrs. Consitt shaped it into loaves. By Sandra Webster.. The second meeting of Varna II 4-H was held at Marjory Consitt's at 2:30 on October 12. Members started' the meeting by repeating the 4-H pledge. Roll call was "A basic ingredient of bread and what it does". It was answered by all members. , They took up discussion questions. Joan Stephenson demonstrated making white bread and all took turns shaping the loaves, then they ate some of the freezer whole wheat bread made' last week. The club was named the "Bunny Girls". By Beverly Cantelon The second meeting of Varna I 4-H club "Let's Bake Bread" was held at Brenda and Bonnie Dowson's on Monday night. The president, Kay Hill, opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge and conducted the business. The leaders,Mrslim Keyes and Mrs. Bill DoWson discussed bread making teohniques and storage of bread and rolls. The freezer Whole Wheat Bread made at the first meeting was baked and Mrs. demonstrated Basic White Bread. After the meeting the girls got a chance to sample the breads made plus a loaf Bonnie had made with graham flour. It tasted good with homemade strawberry and. peach jams. cefield Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry ,Brucefield.United Church anni- versary services will be held October 26, at 11 10 the morning and 7:30 in the evening. Music will be provided by the McKillop Quartette and Clinton High School tests with Mrs. Berry last a were. Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Smiley, Erin. Their .0aughters Mrs, Ellen Ward aid Mrs. Frances Raney ,Portland, Oregon. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Pepper visited at Bracebridge oh the Thanksgiving weekend. Brucefield United Church will be on Standard time next Sunday. Thanksgiving The autumn Thanksgiving ser- vice of Brucefield United Church U.C.W. was held October 14 with a .good attendance. Mrs. John Henderson and Mrs. B. Walters were in charge. Mrs. Walters opened the meeting with a poem,."Thanksgiving", folldw- ed by Hymn, "For the Beauty of The Earth", with Mrs, Pearl McBeath at the piano. The offering was received by Doris Selling and Grace Thomson and dedicated: Mrs. Henderson gave a readirig "Thanks" Hymn "We Plough The Field" was sung. . The guest speaker Miss Elaine Townshend a free lance writer and columnist for County news- papers, was introduced by Mrs. Gerald Rathwell. Miss Town- shend spoke on observance of Thanksgiving through the world, which-was most interesting. Mrs. Mel Graham presented Elaine with a gift and thanked her for coming. The business portion was chair- ed by thecpresident Mr. Triebner. The anniversary services will be held on October 26th. Rev. E. Stephens sang a solo, "How Great Thou Art" and rendered several selection on the piano. Lunch was served by the Committee closing the meeting with prayer. funerals • MARGARET BEAN The former Margaret Elizabeth Pepper of Hensall, wife of the late Frank T. Bean passed away at Queensway ''Nursing Home on Saturday in her 94th year. Surviving are sons, John of Paris, Stanley, St. Mary's and a daughter Mrs. Rochus (Margaret) Faber of Kippen. Also 11 grand children, and 26 great grand- children. The funeral service was from Caramel• Presbyterian Church, Hensel] on Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. W.D. Jarivs officiating. Interment in Baird's Cemetery. Pallbearers were Stan Bean, John Bean, Russell Faber, Ross Faber, Roy Pepper, and Joe McLellan. GEORGE THOMPSON George ThoMpson passed away at St. Joseph's ,Hospital, London on Sunday, in , his 85th year. He was the husband of the former Eva Giles and uncle of Wesley _and John Thompson of Blenheim, and Bill of Trenton, New Jersey Funeral service- was from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Tues. at 2 p.m. with Rev. Donald Beck officiating. Interment Hensall Union Cemetary. Boy .-hurt Correspondent Mrs. B. MacGregor Robbie Lavery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Lavery had misfortune San:May evening at the farm of Harold Elder. He, slipped in the auger in the corn picker and severed one toe, fractured others, and fractured his ankle. He was taken to South Huron Hospital, Exeter where he was attended and is recovering. ' Amber Lodge Plans Euchre The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on Wednesday evening with, the Noble Grand Mrs, Bertha MacGregor in the chair assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker. The members draped the charter in memory of the late Sister Lillian Blackwell. Mrs. Olga Chipchase L.S.N.G. report- ed for the Finance committee and Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Vice Grand reported for the visiting commit- tee. Tickets were available for the Grand Master's banquet to be held in the Huron Centennial School on October 24th. Plans were made for a Euchre Party to be held on November 5th. Returns from Western Visit Mrs. Hilda Beer returned home `after spending three week's visit- ing with her daughter and son-in- law Captain, Ralph D. McArthur, Mrs. McArthur, Mac and Cam in Edmonton, Alberta. Mrs. Jack Simmons and her sister Mrs. Helen Ferringo of Albany, New York are holidaying on a three week trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rannie Mrs. Louise Mitchell returned to the home Saturday from St. Joseph's Hospital London. Her son Lesley, Crediton and grand daughters, Barbara and Brenda visited her. Fran Mickle and Mrs. Franklin Skinner visited with Ruby Minors Vera Lammie was visited by- Clarence and Dorothy Down, arid Mervin, Irene, and Ha Dunn. Harry and Melba, Walter and Brenda and Ivan Taylor visited with Adelaine Taylor. Boris Bonthron and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald visited Mrs. Sararas. Martha Smith visited Lin Latimore. Bill, Donna, and Don- ald Perry visited with Ernest in farm visited over the weekend with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Rannie and family in Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hendrik of Grand Bend were guests with Correspondent Mrs. Hilda M. Payne Canvassers for the Bible Society, Mrs. Annie Reid, Mrs. Frank Forrest, Mrs. Don Volland, Mr s. Glen Nixon, Mrs. Percy Campbell, Miss Tammy Baker, Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. Peter. Bisback, Mrs. Leona Parke, Mrs. Margaret Ingram, Mrs. John Consitt, Mrs. Harry Hoy, are pleased to announce that $286.00 was collected from Hensall residents, an increase of $54.00 over last year.Chairman, Eric Luther and organizer Mrs. Sim Roobal wish to thank all contributors and canvassers for their help in this campaign. Personals Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Sim Roobal were Mr Anthony Gelderland and Mrs. Jean Ademen of Ridgetown. Mr. George Beer was another $1,000.00 winner in the recent Olympic draw. "Traditions", how we stay Perry. Shirley Provty, 'Exeter, visited Lin Latimore, Alex Barrett Roy McDonald and Isobel Sproat. Mrs. McDonald and Jean Trie- bner visited Roy McDonald. Jeanette Lippert and Marion Schenk visited with Hugo Schenk. Jcikri and Carol Corr, Windsor, Vi sited' their mother Mrs. Roy Palmer. Jim and Hazel McNaugh- ton visited Mrs. Smillie. Rev. Doriald Beck had the church service and Fran Mickle accom- panied him on the piano. Unit 2 of the Hensall United church enter- tained on Monday. Margaret Consitt and Verna Hay directed bingo games. Mrs. A. C. Goddard played the piano which was enjoyed by all the residents. Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Pearl Case of London visited with, friends in the village with them, how we change them and the results of those changes was the subject of the United Church Service conducted by Rev. Don Beck. The Choir sang the anthem "Gracious Spirit, Love Divine,. with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. Several High School aged young people from the Hensall area met at Hensall United Church on Sunday evening and decided to meet regularly twice a month on the first and third Sunday evenings. The first regular meeting will be November 2 at 7:30 p.m. when officers for the new group will be elected. • Queensway Happenings acc Bible society proceeds up to $286 Usborne 8 Hibbert M Fire Insurance Company (Established in 1876) ' Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm ,Properties AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodham 229-6643 Hugh Benninger Dublin 345-2001 Clayton Harris Mitchell 4 348-9051 HEAD OFFICE — 507 MAIN ST., EXETER Phone 235-0350 on Monday. closed with the. OraCe, Mrs Sh ddi k t d home after visiting Mrs. T. Flynn of Seaforth.