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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-30, Page 10SO THIS IS WHAT YOU LEARN IN SCHOOL — David Binnendyk, 11, shows his family the maracas, one of the instruments students learn to play in the music program at Huron Centennial Schdol, Brucefield. Huron Centennial had an open house last week and Mrs. Hank Binnendyk, R.R.2, Kippen, was among the parents who toured the school. Sisters Linda, 5, Joan, 7, and Lois Anne, 5, admire their brother's musical ability. (Photo by Oke) Bayfield couple celebrate 0 SQUARE 0 401111bp re a. a. jw ' • t 0 Igaderich (fl / • *4%06 When hi OODERICH okit HOPOS'1$0.11A!lk - Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation ' li'104. and . VG GREY , tRUST COm0-ANY.. A 1889. Brussels Phone: 887-6671 ,e4 ' I rf-- 4, 'I ‘-.7/ '9 CLOTHING.' 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Mrs. Pepper demynstrated bak- ing and the rising & basic white bread. -Everybne sat down and samp- led the freshly baked brown and white bread., Some white bread• was sent home for parents to taste. Hensall United Church Service The Rev. Don Beck, was in charge of the United Church Service and preached on the topic "Doing Love" dwelling on the two greatest commandments, lov- ing God and loving our neighbour Mrs John Turkheim was at the organ, and the choir sang the anthem, "Jubilate, Amen". The flowers were from the funeral of Mr. George Thompson. Following the service, Mr. Howard Scane, on behalf of the congregation; presented Mr. Harry Hoy with a Shaving Kit, the occasion being his retirement after many years as Church caretaker. Personals Mr., and Mrs. Ron Passmore and family visited with the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, last Saturday. Mrs. Grant Bisback is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon chwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth Volland nd Mr. Daisy Ivey wre Mrs. na Clark, Mrs. Marjorie Windover, Mrs. Irene Finlayson and Mrs. Donna Allen all of. town, Mrs. Arlett Eisenschink, Exeter,. Mr., and Mrs. Art Coombs and Migs Dale Coombs, Toronto, Mr. Norman Coghlin, Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Orr, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston, and Jack, Brncefield, Mr. and Mrs.'. Desmond Ivey, Sarnia, Mr. Bob Frence Rosseau anti Mrs. Doro- thy Parker, Chislehurst. • Mr. John Skea, Huron Park,' son of Mr. and Mrs. John Skea, Hensall will be appearing on C.T.V. Channel 13, on Monday November 3 at 7:30p.m. Pgring y,ot§ with :. the ' Cern ,„ .crliakbel? 0).*ItictPc„ • '4(''•',WaS'. ao.ot PPM rtosPohOhlq19t thOliOnOtt.A,tvna rssici aWay sUcideU4" Stt the baseball Park with night Joseph's Hospital,London lighting, The Fiddler's Contest Tuesday, SePtember 394.975.Mr. and the Bean Fesival ankilwas atso Middleton was . the beloved successful in having the Ooiteral husband Of -Gertrude Robertson Coach Works Ltd. now flencliN Cnrrie of' Winghant and the late Home 'Systems Ltd., located in Margaret Jean . Woods of, Hensel!, While he was:a member Bayfield. "Also--WYJYVI by one of the Village Council the Hensel' so9„-Robert Woods Middleton, Waterworks was installed. • wingliarrt and two grandchildren Mr. Middleton will be greatly and one brother, George CoateS', missed for his interest in .the Uiddleton, Birmingham, affairs of the community. • A, Michigan. A well known member of St. 'Paul's Anglican Pharmacist in Hensall and fater -in church for many years The Exter, he was past president of • Funeral service was held Thursday , the Hensel" Chamber ". of October 2, 1975 with Ole Regtor, Commerce and was -active in The Rev. George A. Anderson in forming the Hensall Ceding Club.. Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell We'd like to express our sympathy to Mrs. R. Stirling: Mrs. W. McAsh and Mrs.. J. Ostrom, whose brother passed away last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chuter attended the Mink Field Day, dinner and dance in Breslau on ' Saturday. Congratulations to' Bev and Shirley` Hill 9n the birth of another boy., Brian Allan. Varna 4-H The third meting of the Bun-ny Girls, was held on October 20 at Mrs. Stephenson's home. The roll call "At what meal do you eat the most bread, and in what form(s)?", was answered by all members present. For discn, Mrs. Stephen- son talked about Batter Breads, and discugsed plans for Acheive- ment Day. Mrs. Consitt demon- strated how to make batter rolls and each member tobk part in stirring the dough. The fourth meeting of the Varna II 4H club was held on October 25 at Mrs. Bill Consitt's. Mrs. Stephenson discussed maki• ing Sweet Rolls. Mrs, Consitt demonstrated, and, members participate-d in making the rolls. The next meeting will be held on November 3, at Mrs. K.' Stephenson's. In the evening Mrs. Mabel Shirray of Hensall and Mrs. Freida Scotchmer of Bayfield poured tea. Miss Bonnie Makins and Mrs.. Brenda Miskie of Goderich 'served the guests. A three-tiered wedding cake centered an array Of pictures •of both families from babyhood to great great grandparents. The couple received many cards, gifts and good wishes. Congratulatory, messages were received from Prime Minister Turdeau, Opposition 'Leader Robert Stanfield, Premier of Ontario, - Wm. ' Davis, Gov. General and . Madame Leger, Robert McKinleY, Huron M.P. and M.P.P. for Huron-Middlesex, Jack Riddell. , On the' previous Saturday night, a family dinner was held at the Bedford Hotel, Goderigh. Ken Mackie gave the invocation arid Brian Makins was master of , ceremonies.Roy Scotchmer. proposed the toast to thif Golden Bride and Groom and they both replied with interesting memories of 50 years ago. Welcome to a new, resident Mrs. Ad'eli'ne Kraft formefly of Dashwood who will celebrate her birthday October 31st. Tuesday morning Mr. Lawrence Wein, Exeter conducted a sing-song which all the residents enjoyed very much. Mrs. Eric Luther conducted the church service on Thursday accompanied by Mrs. Russell Erratt .and • Mrs. Nan Britton. On Monday Unit II of the HenSall United Church. entertain- ed the residents. Mrs. Dave Kyle, and' Mrs. Don Joynt conducted Bingo and Mrs. Luther led in a sing-song. Visitors were Mrs. Joe Dayman and Beatrice Colborne with Bernice Lavery. Jean Treibner and Dorothy Prouty with their."father Roy McDonald and Lin Latimore. Mrs. Ed Nediger, Helen Nediger and. Nola Love visited Mrs. Kraft Correspondent Hilda M. Payne The 4H girls will be selling poppies in Hensall on 'Saturday November 11 fear Remembrance Day. A special Remembrance Day Service will held at St., Paulus Anlican Church on Sunday Nov- ember 9, -at 9:45a.m. and later Legion members will parade 'at the Cenotaph at 1 la.m. when wreaths will be laid. A short ,service will be held at the Cenotaph. Unit 2 of Hensall United Correspond& Mrs. B. MacGregor Rev. W. D. JarvisB.B.D. conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 9 a.m. Miss Linda Bell presided at the organ in the absence of the organist Mrs. Malcom Dougall. The VV,.M.S.' of the church held a most successful Fuller Brush Party on Tuesday with a good attendance. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westa- way of Burlington were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. Sam Rannie is a patient in South Huron Hospital, where he is receiving treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Sbidan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reddy of Toronto and Mrs. Michael Soldan of Exeter attended the Fall ConvOca- tion of the University of Western Ontario Saturday -when Mr. Michael Soldan received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Science. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett were Sunday visitors with the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams, Exeter and alsp, visited , with another sister Mrs..1-lar47 Chap- man of London who was visiting Church will meet on .Monday November 3 instead'of November 10. This will take th,e 'form of a Pot-luck supper at 7p.m. and all members are asked to ,invite a friend, ,Hensall Livestock Sales Shpply consisted mainly of Heifers and steers. Demand was active and prices were up. Heifers $41.50-548.56, Steers $47.50- $53.00.„ Pigs; Weinlings $45.00- $4800, Chunks $55.00460.50. 413 Girls Club The second meeting of the A happy event took place at the home of Arnold Makins in Bayfield on October 12th when his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd r Making celebrdted their golden wedding anniversary. ' They were the first couple to be married in- the Bayfield United Church manse after church union took place and were married by the Rev: H.F.Kennedy on 'October 10th, 1925: • Lloyd Makins is the son of the late Wm. and Mary Ann Makins of near Varna and Mrs. Makins is the former Esther Talbot the daughter of the late. Wm. Henry and Elizabeth Talbot of Stanley Township, Mrs. Freida Scotchmei was bridesmaid for her sister and Roy Scotchmer was best man. Four children were borri of this union, Arnold in Bayfield, and Marion in London, -two sons are deceaed. There are six grand- children. ' Mrs. " Makins' parents celebratedAtheirr,golden wedding anniversary in 1939 in the same hcrme. Mrs. Makins wore" a floor-length gown ' in autumn shades accentuated with -?white orchid corsage and ar gold locket and earrings, a gift from her husband. Guests were greeted at the door by their son Arnold, daughter Marion, husband Ken and son Jim. Their daughter-in- law Ruth escorted the guests to the tea room. Joanne Mackie attended the guest book. In the afternoon and Stephen Mackie in the evening. The tea table looked attractive with a handmade crochet tablecloth centered with a centrepiece of gold and rust mums 'and flanked on either side with white fiftieth anniversary candles. „In the afternoon, Mrs. Verda Cameron of Seaforth, Mrs. Beth Makins of Clinton and Tvirs.Elva Webster, of Varna poured tea. Miss Bonnie Makins, Mrs., Mabel Neil of Seaforth and Miss Susan Taylor of Toronto served the . guests. McKillop Cdrrespondent Mrs. Ed. Regele Mr. Edward'Regele is a patient in Seafarth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Thornton, Brenda and Kenny and Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Stratford spent Sunday with" Mrs. Joseph Thornton. • Mr. and , Mrs. Edward Regele atend'ed the wedding of their grandson, Paul McCallum, and his bride Miss Dianne Willis at Brussels United Church on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Van Yost, Mrs. Mary Yost and Mr. Frank Yost of Dayton, Ohio attended the McCallum - Willis wedding at Brussels Unite -Char h and. spent the week d with r. and Mrs. Htrol. Marion "'all um'and ngie and Mr. Murray Hare of Lis ovvel also • visited at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum for the weekend. Mrs. Joseph Thornton spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. John Byerman of Seaforth.' t. Mrs. BettyGauthier of Slabtown thas 'returned home after being a patient at Seaforth Community Hospital. " Miss Joy Hey visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Winston Powell of #2, Seaforth, and wag also a dinner guest, on Monday evening with Miss Jean Scott of R.R.2, Seaforth. The marriage of Mr. Paul K. McCallum to Miss L: Dianne Willis took place in Brussels united Church en October24th at . 7.P.M. A reception followed in Brussels Legion hall. Mdsic by Lincoln Green of London. Mr,•and Mrs. Harold McCallum are parents of the groom and Mr, and Mrs. Archie Willis are parents of the bride. 'Varna Attend mink day -#4-' 24 HOUR TOWING• * CARL'S AUTO BODY 'BRUSSELS Complete Collision and,,Frame • • Servide Day 887.:9269 Nite 887-0231 Queensway Happenings nice Lavery. Mrs. Louse Mitchell was visited by her son Leslie and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Brown, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs: Ross Marriott, St. Mary's with Ruby Miners. Mrs. Edna (dwell, Exeter and Mr: and Mrs. Roy MacDonald with Mrs. Sararus. Charlie and Hazel Snell visited Adeline Kraft and Louise Mitchell Illa Dunn visited Mrs. Lammie. Shirley Prouty visited Lin Lati- more, Alex Barrett, Roy McDon- ald, Isobel Sproat. Verna Coates and Vera Pinkham visited Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Rodd visited Ruby Miners Mrs. Steeper and Mrs. Myrtle' Rodd visitell their sister-in-law Mrs. Squire. Miss Belle•Campbell Seaforth visited- Bella Drover. Mrs. John Hillebreeht visited Mrs. Bannerman. Verna and•Bill Gibbings and daughter Connie and Mrs. Lammie. Mrs. Irene Summer Hill visited Adeline Steinbach and Karen 7 Zurich Taylor. Dorothy Brintnell visited visited Mrs. Kraft. ' Isobel Brintnell. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jim Anderson visited her Harold Shepherd with Mrs. mother Mrs. Minnie Squire. Bill Smillie. McKenzie was' visited by his sister Mrs. Dorothy Davey and children Debra, Roy, Dan, and Shirley, •Ayton. Jeanette Lippert arid Marion Schenk with Hugo Schenk. Pearl 'Passmore visited her sister Ber- Save money! 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