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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-01, Page 13Seniors hall redecorated you'll save Now is the time to save on this -special offer You'll save as much as 20C a gallon on current farm prices. You know the high quality and performance you can expect from our big names... Havoline, Ursa, Rando and Texaco TDH . , and now you know you can buy them at the best possible price. • Farm Services Free Write for our tree brochure "Your Guide to the Care and Mantenance of Farm ' Equipment" to: Robert E. Dinsmore • • Seiforth, NAME • ADDRESS 1 r - 7 — Robert E. Dinsmore --- Serving CLINTON SEAFORTH MITCHELL Phone : 527-1224 Offer expires May 30/76. Kippen has I 8 tables crie ochre Correspondent Rena Caldwell There were eighteen tables in play at the euchre party sponsored by the Kippen East Women's Institute in the Legion Hall, Wont', March 23. Winners were - Women's first - Freda Boa, Second Mrs. Roy Swartz, Low - Eileen Connolly, Lone Hands - Marlene Bell. Men's first - Joe Latter; Second - Bob Bell; Low - Jim Parsons; Lone Hands - Jack Sinclair; Lucky Draw - Grace Pepper; Lucky Cup - Veran Hay; Lucky Score Card - Al Hoggarth. Arrangements were in charage of the North Group. The members of Kippen East' W.I. 'would like to thank those who attended the euchres making them such a success. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Art- McCallum are spendi a week in Florida with relati s. Mr. an Mrs. Jcihn Anderson have, returned from the south. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee, Dungannon, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.L.Mellis during the past week. Renovations are in progress at St. Andrew's Church, Kippen. Mrs. Ross Chapman holidayed in Yugoslavia during the winter, break. Varna Stanley r0: 'co.. mifte coffee counter will miss, h We wish Mrs. Elmer tri tee- all the heat :in hop now rpornInn of Pro*btotY otthe •04041. clinfrcb secretary 9f flAr911-PCTI/1 W9'nelb TO,g: ,f,iy.R.911•..EXP.981„TOR .AP.131k1, ladies' High - Bev. Moir. Ladies' Consolation , - Eleanor Thompson. Gent's High- Ivan Norris; Chidlren!s High - Bruce Thompson; Children's Consolation David Dougall. A delicious lunch was served by the owners of the Zurich Bowling Lanes. The next "Get-Together" will be April 28th ' in the schoolroom of Carmel Presbyterian Church for a "Fun-. Night" with othe Moirs', _Campbells' and Tinneys' in charge. Couples see gospel fklth The Three Couples' Club from Caven , Carmel and Cromarty Prebyterian Churches attended the film "Gospel Road" presented in First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth and were entertained at a lunch and social hour at Cromarty Presbyterian Church following the film. • On March 24th forty-two participated in a bowling event at the Zurich Bowling Lanes, with six teams playing two games. Winners are as follows: Correspondent Mrs. Hilda M. Payne The Senior Citizens of Mensall met at the 1.0.,D.E.Hall last Wednesday evening for their organizational meeting and to play euchre. Seven tables played. Winners were: Ladies' high -- Mrs. Jo Carter, Exeter; Ladies' low - Mrs. Grace Peck; Men's High - Mr. Clarence Volland; Men's Low - Mr. Carl Payne; lone hands - Mrs. Pearl Taylor. 'PercezCampbell chaire l the business meeting and re orted that due to an L.I.P. grant t e hall had been beautifully redecorated. Fresh panelling is on the walls, tables have been refinished and a cushioned bench built all along the east wall, sery ing the dual purpose of providing seating. and g iving storage space for craft materialS, etc. The decision to form a Senior Citizens Club was unanimous and • Charles Hay then conducted nominations. Nominated were: President - Perce Campbell; 1st Vice Presi- dent - Mrs. Rose Harris; 2nd. Vice President - . Mrs. Irene Finlayson; Secretary - Mrs. Grace Pack; Treasurer - Mrs. Isabel Rogerson. Other members of the executive named were: Mrs. Emma Campbell, Mrs., Dorothy Mickle, Glen Bell, Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Clarence Volland. Membership is to be $1.00 annually; thirty members joined that evening. The United Church Service was conducted by Rev, Don Beck with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. The choir sang Psalm 150' to Henry Purcell's Trumpet Tune and the series of Lent Sermons on "What is a Virtue?"(4) Courage was continued, based on the quotation, "Courage is fear that has said its prayer "Courage is based on Trust and Faith". Unit 4 will meet on Thursday, ril 1 at 2:30 p.m. and the general meeting of the U.C.W. will be on Monday, April 5. Rev. W.D.Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church „on Sunday. ,Rev. Harold McKillop was guest speaker and gave a most informative message as a representative from the Alcohol and Drug Concerns. The flowers in the church were in memory of the late. Mrs. R.Y.MacLaren. Personals Mr, and Mrs, Sim Roobal visited with Mr. Anthony Gelderland of Ridgetown last week. Mrs. Anthony Van Dyke of Trois Riviere, P.Q. has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roobal and while in Hensall she visited with relatives and friends in WoodStock Goderich, London and will now be staying in Chatham until Easter. Sporadic hydro breakdowns were experienced in the area during the high vwinds on Saturday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland were Mr. Reg. Finlayson of Staffa, Mrs. Vera Johnston and son Jack of Brucefield, Mrs. Jim Finlay and son Douglas and Mr. Murray Armstrong of Exeter, Mr. Robert French and Mr. Ray Crawford of Rousseau, Mr. Lewis Taylor of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey and Mr. and Mrs. Al Amerlink of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb of Lucan, Mrs. Dorothy Mason and Andrew of Huron Park and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dyke of Goderich. Visitors from town wer Mrs. Irene Finlayson, Mrs. Bona Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller, Derrick Robinson, Jamie McClinchey,- Mrs. Leona Parke, Mrs. Annie Reid, Scott and Star Jesney, Tom and • Gerald '• Mrs.Genevieve Windover and Mr.s Winnie Skea. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn returned home on Thursday' after spending the winter months at Dearfield Beach, Florida. • Messrs. Gordon and Bill Campbell of Sarnia attended the funeral on Thursday of the late Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren. Hensall Sales Barn Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers, demand was fair, prices were steady. „ Fat Cattle; heifers $37.50 - $41.50; steers, $38.00 - $42.10; feeder cattle '535.00 - $46.50. Pigs: weinlings $45.00 - $56.00, chunks $58.00 - $76.75. - Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell Stanley Township Recreation committee met Wednesday evening at, the township hall. - Plans for the upcoming ball season were ' discussed, and everyone interested in playing or coaching is asked to register by 'April 15 with Ross Whittaker. Tickets for the dance on April 10 are sold out. Don't forget the VAriety Night at Huron Centennial School on Thursday evening, April 15. Lots of fun is guaranteed. There will be musical numbers, skits, dancing and lots of other surprises. Please come out and support the Ball Diamond Fund. The bus. trip to Frankenruciih, Michigan in June will h ave tole cancelled if enough interest is not Coaches and umpire for the bsll program are needed and the rec committee would appreciate hearing from anyone who has some time to spend on young people. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Grant Webster spent Saturday evening and Sundt)/ with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhl of Caryndale. With Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt last week was their daughter, Katherine Van Dop of Kitchener. Her husband Richard also spent the weekend with them. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill ChesselIon Wednesday were her mother, Mrs. Jefferson of Crornarty, 'and her sister Laura, Mrs. Charles La Forge and son Chuck and Danny of Windsor. Mervyn Hayter returned home last Wednesday, after three weeks in Exeter Hospital. We'd like to express the sincere sympathy " of the community to Mrs. Harold Elliott in• the loss of her husband last Thursday. 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