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Mrs. Bill Chessell •
'•,• 1 he Orange Lodge cuchre•party
. was held .on Friday evening with
seenteen tables •in play .
went td.the folldwing: ladies hie,h,
Mrs. sKeith Stephenson.' Loy,.
Kippen WI topic
"Question lid ask my
muhicipal cooncii," •
14 THE/HURON EXPOSITOR, 'FEBRUARY ,26, 1976
SOME OF THE YOUNGER SKATERS — A little Dutch girl and 'a queen (king)? of
hearts were among the kids dressed in costume for the Var:na Valentine Carnival
'Satuftlay night. (Staff Photo)
Varna
Toboggan party changed
. -
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
'The U.C.W..of St. Andrew's
Church, Kippen•met in the church
for the regular February...meeting.
Mrs. Laird Finlayson opened the
Meeting with the worship. Mts.
David Cooper presided over the
business meeting . and it was
decided to hold two bake sales.
dates to he announced later,Mrs.
Edison McLean gave the topic.
Courtesy remarks were given
and a dainty lunch was served by'
the hostesses Mrs. Bert Falter
and Mrs. Harold Jones with Mr's.
Toni Reid assisting.
Kipper' East W.I.
The Citizenship meeting of
Kippen.East W.I. Was held at the
• home of Mrs. Grace Drummond
with Mrs. Robert Kinsman as
co-hostess. The president opened
the meeting with a poem, "Seed
Catalogue". The .roll call, "One
question I would like to ask my
municipal'eouncilv was answered
by beefs regarding road condi-
tions. Vanastra and day care
centres. Mrs. James Chalmers
commented on the motto. "Be
kind to the aged, they have come
a long way, help the. young for
• they have a long way to go.1 Mrs.
Grace Drummond gave several
Personals
Kinsmen Plan Bowling Part) Mr. and' Mrs. Art Coombs of
The regular meeting of the -('Linton visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Kinsmen Club of Fleasall and, Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. 'E i i ia b eth
District was hold at the Cosy, Vollat„I and Mrs. Daisy Ivey on c Ariiorra.
Corner 'Restaurant on February the i r way to Dashwood where :rown
18 . V ice-President Paul Morrison
chaired the meeting in the
absence of President Dave
Schurman.
Discussion was held regarding
" a y illage crest and Secretary Bob
Heil reported he would have more
informiltion for the next meeting.
-Al Brokenshire, chairman of the
elimination draw, reported tickets
we being printed for -this event,
FollosNng the business meeting
fellowship was held at the honie
of 'Butch, Hoffman.
The next regular meeting of the
Kinsmen Club of Hensall 'and
District will be held March 3 at
the Cosy Corner Restaurant at
7:30 p.m. Felicrwsilip will he at
Bob Heil's residence. •
,The Kinsmen and Kinettes
have planned a bowling party for
March 6. at the Exeter Bowling.
Lanes.
Correspondent
• Hilda M. Payne
Exeter,hockey tea s are using
Flensall's ren ) • et arena since
their own has been closed.
Many in Hensall sympathize
with neigh b'durs"in Clinton who
have had their hospital ordered
Closed. Many among us haee
been glad to use their facilities in
the past and will miss them if the
meed arises again.
U.C.Service
(—Rev, Don Beck conducted. the
rnsull United Chu-rch Service on
Sunday with Mrs. John Turkheim
at the organ. The choir, under
Mrs. Turkheinl's leadership,
sang the anthem, "Praise" and
the sermon was entitled, "A bend
in the road".
Exeter teams using arena • ziffa, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor,
Varna, Mr, and Mrs. Tony Eine,
London, Mr. and Mrs. Al,
AmnmerliInck, Sarnih, Mt:. and
Mrs. Robert French and baby
Roy. Rosseau, Mr. and Mrs,Ray
Dyke and Catrina, Gciderich, Mrs.
Fe%tritue Boven, Kinburn, Mr. and
Mrs. Oran Baird, NontO, Mrs.
.loan Bierling, Varna, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce. Volland, Goderich,
Mr:, and Mrs. Earl Sararas of
Toronto spent the weekend with
re lat i ves_he re .
Mr. Harry Horton who was a
patient In South Huron Hospital,
Exeter. returned to his home..
Mr. Paul Neilands underwent
stirs ery inSt. Joseph's Hospital,
London, this week,
Sandy Ingram, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray • Ingram underwent'
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, this Week.
Jack Johnston has'just returned
from it two 'week visit in Tuscon,
they•wisited Mr. Oluf Pedersen
who was celebrating his 94th
birthday: Mrs. Coombs presented
, Mr. Pedersen with a litr\!(
birthday cake that she had baked
herself for the occasion. Other
visitors from out of town were
Mr. and Mrs... Art Hallum,
Vanastra. Mrs lb Isabel
MacDonald, GoderiCh.. Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Johnston; Jack and
Lcota, Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary . Finlayson and , family, St
Rev. Anderson on the heautdul
floral Cypress Gardens in Florida.
Mrs. Windoyer 'gave the siludyt
book, "Entrust your familv to
God". The meeting closed \\ ith
Youth groin '
plans bowfin
Youth Group
The Vomit . Group of Hensall
United Church met on Sunday
c\cnifig.tylans were made, for the
next meeting on March when
bowling party will be held, ,ind
preliminary plans for the Sunrise
Service on April 18. Slides were
shown by Rev. deck of the
progress of the church during
975,
Vistors.4 at the Queenswa\
Nursing Horne were •KiIrs. Harry
Walper, Exeter with adelinc
Taylor, Mr. Aid Mrs, Robert
Parker, Stratford' visited Lott is
Mitchell.
With Ada SmIllie for her
birthday Friday' were Mr.t,• and'
Mrs. James McNau'ghton and
Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Pearl Passmore visited
her sister Bernice _Lavery', Mrs.
Ada Smillie and. Mrs. Ve.ra
Laramie.
Mrs.Graee *Peck visited with
Ada Smillie, Bernice Lavery and
Vera La mmie.
Mr: and Mrs. Earl Saritras
Toronto visited Mrs. E. Sararas.
Mr. • and Mrs. Ted
Exeter. visited. "friends . on
Thursday. Helen Toornstra and
Qu9ensway Happenings
" Ilensall Sales Barn prices.
Supply consisted mainly . of
heifers; demand was active.
Cattle: Heirer; $38.50 - $41.00..
sales to $42.00; steers,.$42:00" -
$44.75. odd lot $45.00. cows'
$18.50 - $24,75. Pigs. Weinlings
$45.00 - $57.50. feeder 416.25 -
579.(10.
visitors were Mr. 'Bill
Wells, Mrs.Bona Clark,
Mrs.Winnie Skeit and' Mrs. Irene
Finlayson.
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readings. The hurpOrous skit,
"The Census Taker" was. per-
formed by Mrs. Al Hoggarth and
Mrs. Grace. Drummond. • .
'The Members will entertain at
Huronview • on March 10 and at
the Bluewater Rest Home on the
evening of the same day:, •
Mrs: Charles Eyre gage current
events -and Courtesy remarks,
.Mrs.. James Chalmers conducted
a contest and' lunch as served by
Mrs. Michael Connolly and Mrs.
James Chalmers. There was a
lively discussion on "Seat Belts"
and "Hospital Closings".
Personals
Mr. arid Mr's. Alex McGregor .
and Mr. acid Mrs. Elmer Hugill
left -on Saturday for a trip to
Florida. •
Mrs. Ruth Dickert. H'arriston is
visiting with her sister Mrs.
Norman Dickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Workman
have .returned from Mexico.
A number Of. Kippen
"entertained the patients at the
Queensw ay with a sing song
accompanied by Mrs. Ross.
Broadfoot and with , games of
Bingo.
Mr. Jack Cooper. Douglas
Point. visited with his parents
Mr. and .Mrs. Vic an Cooper.
'Mrk:Flenry Adkins. Men's high.,
Muck Webster. Low, 'Ed' Godkin.
Draw prizes which were donated
by Flank Broete and Ida McClin-
chey, were Wart by Mrs. Annia
Finkbeiner, Lirry Fisher, Clayton
Ellis. Bruce MuClinchey and
Wilfred Chuter, The lodge is
sponsbring a dance at Hull>. Gully
on' March •21).
Because..of bad weather, the
scheduled toboggan party for the
Sunday School was changed to a
howling party' 'for the older
students and movies for the little
ones. Twenty-nine children en-
joyed chips, hot, dogs. cookies,
and pop in the Sunday School
room on their return. The help of
parents and teachers with trans-
portation and lunch was .apprec-
iated. •
Miss Shirley Keys returned
home. on Friday after spending'
eight days in Bermuda. While
thert. she toured the Crystal
Caves,, the Perfume Factory and
the Bermuda Pottery Factory', as
well as touring the island anti
enjoying ,its beauty.
A.C.W. Meet •
St. Paul's A,.C.W. met at the h
ane of Mrs. Windover. • The
President, Mrs. Forrest, opened
the meeting. with, the Members
Prayer and the Lord's'Prayer. The
scripture was4.• read by Mrs.'
Middleton. Roll call was
answered by a Biblical..N.,erse .ii
Love.
'Helen Roberts gave the
Se(zretary's reptirt. Following a
reading on "An old fashioned
winter" slides ,Were Shown ify
Bea Dykstra 'visited Aluta Katz.
Mrs. Phillip ,Johns visited
Mabel .lohns and Ruby Miners.
Rye. Don Beck conducted the
ehurch strviee accompanied by.
Louise Mitchell at the piano. • '
The ladies of Kippen United
Chure,h, MrS:'0;ette Binnendyk,
Ida , Deickert. Susan Faber,
Barbara Cooper, Marjorie Consitt
and Margaret Johns conducted
crafts and'games on Monday-.
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