The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-12, Page 1010-7 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 12, 1076
A BELL AND ,A FLAG ON TOP — The Hensall town . hall ground floor was
renovated last year to make an improved clerk's office Ancl library branch. Now
•council is getting prices on renovating the upper floor, once a busy auditorium, and
renting the area for office space. Local citizens used to' dosteircraft observation for
the national defense department during the second war from the town hall tower.
(staff Photo)
Moves to Constance
Correspondent weekend ‘t ith Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mrs.'MarY Merner Stevenson,. David, Darren -'and
At the time of writing Mr, J.-.4ianne . when they celebrated].
William Storey is a patient in Michaells 8th birthday. .
Seaforth • Community Hos'pi ta i Several::-'from the community
.have joined the Seaforth District
• High' School Girls Band on .their
bus trip to Fort Myers, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson
•of . Etobicoke visited (-).i21: the
weekend with his parents]Mr. and
Mrs. . John Thompson. Jim.
Sheila. Sharon and Bob.
Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph • .
spent the Weekend \Lith ] her
mother Mrs. W.L.Whyte, Bill and
•Mr. Harold Whyte,.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Preszeator:
Christine. Lisa. Christopher and
Greg visited on Sunday .tynh Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Se•venson, Dr0 id.
Darren and Litanne, when. they
celebrat e0 DarrcsfiN 3rd
birthday.
Intended for last week)
where he has ty.en 'since January.
29. We would like to',W1ithe
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth attended a
family gathering on Saturda,
January' 31 at the home' of' Mr:
and Mrs. Earl La ]son :of Clinton
on the occasion 0 their wedding
anniversary.
We would like o welcome to
the community r. and
Mrs. George Counter acid their
three children from Mount
•„. Brydges. They •Purehased their
residence from 'Ed. Sit's/ and
moved in the end of January:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Erh,
Michael and Michelle of:
'Kitchener visited over the
WMS has meditation
The February meeting of thy. of World Missions for 1976". l he
W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian. World Day of Prayer will he held
Church was held .on. Tuesday, .in St. Paul's Anglican Church on
February 3rd with Mrs. Harvey. March 5th at 2:30 p.m. "I he next
.Hyde presiding,and opened the W.M.S. meeting will he held on
meetifig with a meditation "Lift
My Eyes to F• Horizons". Mrs,
Clarence Vol r. was in charge of
the Devotio al and was assisted
by several membe'rstaking parts.
Mrs. Hyde read • a newspaper
clipping on "Projects of the Board
March -1st at 2 • p.m. with Mrs.
Ruby 1-loggarth in charge. The.
Ladies' Aid ••••"meeting followed
with Mrs. Clarence • Volland
presiding. Se‘•eral items Of
business were, discussed.
I NI Robert Mickle,
onelOiY••• and Mr. and , Mrs.
Brian coll.ins, arid, • :baby • of
alt
K nit] spent last Saturday
heir mother • Mrs. Laird
\IR and enjoyed • a turkey
dinner.'
Mrs. .lack Consitt received
word illis week of the passing of
ht r aunt Nliss Milian MacKay.
dal glik I' Of the late Mr., and
Mrs. \\ lira NlacKa , who tiled in.
W I he late Miss MacKay
\\ as a retired se pool teacher who
Obituary
. taught for a number of years in
Wind'u'' Mr.and Mr s.Ross MacMillan,
David, tom and Ann of Waterloo
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
MaeMillarr's mother, .Mrs. Laird
Mickle and Charles Mickle of
Hamilton spent the week end.
hey all were guests including
Kippen
Mrs. Florence Joynt at a dinner
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harold Parkei returned
home after spending a few days
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton and.
new granddaughter Carla Ann in
Seaforth._ • ,
to report, fell and broke her right
aim.
The citizenship meeting4, of
Kippen ,East Will be Irld
February 18 .at 2p.m. at' Grace
Drummortd.'"S• home. Roll call will.
be , "one cfuestion, I would like to .
ask my .municipal council" Mrs.
James Chalmers will give the
motto, and Mrs. Charles Eyre the,
current events. There will be a
skit, "The Census' aker". Please
bring a card for the sunshine
100F has euchre
at Brucefield
C orrespondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell.
Larry Wright, DOuglas Point.
spent , the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Wright.
'I he Annual Meeting of St..
Andrew's Church,. Kippen was
held on. Sunday February 1.
Mrs. 'Percy Wright received
wdrOthat her brother is recuperd-
ting after a-serious operation' in'
hospital in Montreal.
Grace Drummond: we are sorry convenor.
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AN OLD CHANDELIER —
Ernie Davis remembers
changing bulbs in this
chandelle? high on the
auditorium ceiling with a
long, step ladde,r., The
fixture and the fancy tin
ceiling will be hidden when
the ceiling is dropped if the
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Loymen's service
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LILLIAN IRENE MacKAY
Lillian Irene MacKay passed
:may January 31st at Windsor.'.
Beloved sister of Louis MacKay,
Berkley, California, •
.Marion I homp,son, Toronto and
the late Barbara Ellen Shepherd, " Correspondent
I le n II, and • Dr. -Russell • Mrs. Hugh Bertl
MaeKay Rogersville. A native of Brucefield 1.0.0.F. held a
Hensall, she taught school at euchre party in the 1.0.0.0.F.
Has!`14 and at Cameron Hall ,• Friday,: Feb. 6. The
c. School and.Harry E. Guppy following winners are: Ladies'
School in Windsor. She was also high hands - Mrs . Muriel
an honorary member of Beta Ladies' - Mrs. Ann
Chapter. Datta Kappa Gamma
Sorority and a member of St.
Andrew's] Presbyterian Church.
:Of late 'L-t]ars she was a. resident, of
Ale„.yander Halal, • Funeral and
coyonittal sr rF c .was at the
Walter Kelly ' FUneral Home.
Internvnt in Hensall Union •••• Mr.. and Mrs. Ervin Sillery
Ceniet'er% . Mry. Jack Ctinsitt
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