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Mayl4th 0970
Lodge presents Initiation Degree .
parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ferguson and attended the
funeral of the fortner's Linde the
late Mr. William Parsons.
Rev. W.D.Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, speaking on
the text "Forgive as we forgive".
The anniversary service will be
held on Sunday, May 16th when
the Rev. Ken Innes of Brussels
will be the guest speaker. The
couple's club will meet April 28th
in Carmel Church, Hensall..
Visitors with Mr. and ' Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth
Volland and Mrs. Daisy Ivey last
week were Mrs. Mary Funk of
London, Mrs. Priscilla Hewett of
EXeter, Mr. ,,..and Mrs, Donald
Coghlin, Debbie and Paul of
Fordwich, Mrs. Isabella
MacDonald of Goderich, Mrs.
MiyrayFinlayson of Exeter, Mrs.
V ,--•-..1.ahnston and Mr. Jack
Johnston of Brucefield, Mr. and
Mfs. Lewis Taylor of VArna.
Hensall visitors were Mrs. Irene
Finalyson, Mrs. Bona Clark and
Mrs. Genevieve Windover. Mr.
and Mrs. GordonSchwalm were
married 32 years on Tuesday.
* * *
Meeting 5 of Hebsall I and 2
Clubs was held at the Hensall
United Church on Tuesday
evening. Achievement Day
pamphlets were distributed •and
discussed. An historical outline of
embroidery 'was discussed and
answer sheets filled in . Colour
designs were reviewed for the
free choice article. The leaders
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The winner of the TRC57 CB Draw
was "Slave Driver" Chuck Holmes of L.ucan
The Cultural Activities and
Grandmother's meeting of
Kippert East W.I. was held in the
Legion Hall with Mrs. . Al
Hoggarth as hostess and Mrs.
llarold Parsons as co-hostess on
arch 31. The President, Mrs. R,
Kinsman, welcomed the
grandmothers and members and
gave readings, "Little Girls" and
"Bygone Days".
The roll call, "Pick a topic from
the paper that made you , mad
and talk about it," brought many
comments including mispelled
words and wrong reports. -
, Mrs. Lucy Van Esbroeck,—a, ..•
recent winner of .the Zone and
District Legion Speaking Contest
gave her talk on. Discrimination
against Kids ' Rights .in
Elementary Schools, It was most
interesting and well deliverd
speech and Lucy deserves credit
for being, a "winner".
Mrs. R. Bell gave a reading
"What is a Grandmother" and
Mrs. Grace Drummond gave a
humorous monologue, "Bargain
Days". -
The Finlayson Sifters
entertained with several step
dance 'numbers and were
presented with a gift. Members,
learned the art of tatting under '
the able direction of Mrs.
W.J-Caldwell and Mrs. R. Ball.
The Branch Directors Will form a
nominating committee.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth's side was
the winner of the roll call contest
and Mr. H. Cadlwell, leader of
the losing side, stated that a Pot
Luck Dinner will be held at 6:30
preceding the annual meeting
ri„ April 21.
Mrs.• Grace Drummond
presented gifts to Jill McLellan,. a
recent Provincial Ronotrr Winner
and also. to the leaders of the
Club, "Baking Bread".
Gifts were presented -to Rena
Caldwell and Grace Sararas' for
incley chairs, Mrs. Earl Kinsman,
tb grandmother with the most
grandchildren. .Mrs. Wm. J.
Caldwell for the birthday nearest
the, meeting and for the most
buttons, Mrs.R. Broadfoot for the
shortest grandmother. Mrs .D.
Triebner for the most grand-
children. ,
MrS. Laird Finlaygon won the
doily donated by Mrs. Caldwell
and Mrs., Ball. Mrs. Triebner
gave courtesy remarks and acted
as auctioneer for the yard sale
which was lots of..fun ,and quite
chairecTlife' program and inn*
was served by Mrs. J. 'Sinclair.,
and. Mrs. S. Pepper.
'''''''''''' Personals— „ • , •
Mr. - • anti'
attended the wedding . of their
youngest daughter , Heather, to
Mr. Howard Stephen Elson of
Toronto.. The ceremony took plape
in the Chapel of the Old
Toronto, on 'saturday evening,
March 29 at, 7 P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deitz and
Nancy have returned from a
pleasant trip- to San Francisco',
MrS. Flora. Dawson mother •of
Mrs. Wayne • McBride was
hoSpitalized when she met with
an ',accident at the Railway.
crossing at Kippen when her car
collided with the train.
Hold final euchre
It 1
The Officers and members of
Arriber Rebekah Lodge #349
presented the Initiation Degree in
the Lodge Hall on Wednesday
evening when Mrs. Isabel
Rogerson was received into
membership. Brother Ernie
Chipchase was present and
. brought greetings as Past District
Deputy Grand Master,„ Grand
Marshall of Grand Encampment
and Captain Canton Watford
#12. Mrs. Percy Campbell Pride
of Huron Lcdge, Exeter, spoke
briefly congratulating the degree
team. A social hour was enjoyed
by all.
Personals
Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander
returned to her home after
spending a week with her
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Parsons in London.
Mrs. Garnet Allan returned. to
her home after spending several'
days with her son-in-law and
'daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Ron
McBride and infant son Michael
Ronald in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Govenlock,
Lambeth, visited on saturday with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Ferguson and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Gowenlock's
uncle, the late Mr. William
Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Ross returned
home from a pleasant holiday in
Florida.
/ Mr. and, Mrs, Howard
Ferguson of Thamesford visited
Saturday with the former's
demonstrated the satin stitch, the
sheath filling stitch and also told
h ow to make a twisted cord.
Work to be completed at home.
Achievement Day is planned for
May 15 at S.D.H.S.
Hensall Livestock Sales
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers, demand was
active and prices were up. Fat
cattle, heifers $38.50 -. $42,25,
top $43.25; steers $40.50 - $43.00,
top $44.00; feeder cattle $3&00 -
$44.50, calves $10.00 - $28.00.
Pigs; weinlings $38.00 - $55.00,
chunks $56.00,.- $6.8.00.
1876MEETS 1976 — That's what it looked like when
Tuckeytmith reeve Elgin Thompson, left, in
contemporary clothing stopped to talk to
J.K.Cornish, dressed circa 1876 at the pot luck
supper an'd beard growing contest judging. at
Brucefield United Church on Thursday night.
(Staff Photo)
Step dancers entertain
at Kippen East WI
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The final euchre party of the
season for the Orange Lodge was
well attended. Toe-tapping music
was provided by Watson Webster
and Ralph Stephenson on their
harmonicas. Mrs. H eard of
Clinton also entertained with a
lovely whistling number. Prizes
were as follows; ladies' high,.„
Mrs. Bill Pepper; low, Mrs.
',Wilmer Reid; men's high, Bill
Pepper; low, MeiElliott. Draw,
prizes were donated by the
Orange Lodge, Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Schilbe, David Roy, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid
Winners were Mack Webster,
Mrs. Bruce Keys, Mrs. Glenn
Bell and Mrs. Gordon Johnston.
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