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A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL And as long as they kept- warm in the,frigid
temperatures, why not? These three obviously enjoyed themselves at the Stanley
rec comrkittee's 'wiener roast and tree burning Friday night,.
(ExOositor Photo)
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 13; 1977 *-,13
oupies
celebrate
anniversary
WARM AS TOAST That's whet these three girls were, inSide their snowmobile,
Suits•at the Christmas tree burning and wiener roast in Va rna onFriday night /From
-7 'left -pre Ann Rathwell, Jo Anne Grunewald and Becky Aathwell, holding hot dogs
over the fire. (EXpotitor Photo).
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When Spring roll§ atonnd ;onie- for exa' are *ow 25 tenth signed', at, 4he niyersat- Post
of the' readers who have been eac'd are 4ahhied th" e: Union's'' Lausanne' convention in
4P,0114))*:..thk Witxtet ApLiths, -'basic.; 'ter ote;':gxcluded freitti 074. The fictt stage of the
resorts ' will`-prphablY * the Ofid e;.:,.0Wevetk, are" the. increase ter .overseas mail look
tell its. about t46,"PAPet arriving rata' fees the united., effect January .1', 076; with the
Week's after •.the &get, territories and second step tak ing effect January
-.••• • -e:..rtiallipa, date. 'Writ .let know possession. - '077.
to.
Judging by the relatively small
number of complaints The
Expositor has received in recent
we eks, we have reason to
believe that moat subscribers are
, . receiving reasonably fast delivery
of their neirvapaper. However,
there may ,he some who are
suffering inssilenee. . ,
If thatis the . bud time fiSi the delegates 'and case we ask that y ou carefully 6 • The Canada.,, most Office' The Post Office advises their wiveS. Besides the usual observe the day on which yotil — reminds' customers that as, of _ customers to check with their hilliness meetings, and elections paper is received •for a week or • January 1, postage rates forlocal post office for the coned there Will' he numerous other two and then Jet Os know. The ',
,, Expositor is mane to the The „..
&t am pOiritt eVery V.; ?:: As of Jartuary 1, peStase, fer,,,,, The jp'etre-as6s.r fleet provisions aelivrties will include the annual
weime.sda(i,,, flareel Fost) were inereased. , regulabons. .
international main ngs (except postage as well as any changes in ,
the weekend. Some of these
alitivitieS' geing -Oh throughout .-
night. ., , ,..... •
letters cyclIgh ltigup Or One ounce, of intorputivno agreetrionfs ' banquet, a deride, and •A special
Is yo-ur paper. late? 18,19 and 20th. 'in the . new Opportunity re its strength, both Rev. W.D.Jarvis conditcted convention will be held lvfareh --PreSeni the -;'WOAA with the and Mrs. Edgar McClinchey.'
Correspondent
Mrs'. Rena Caldwell
.The centre group of Kippen
EaSt W.I. met at the home of the
leader Mrs. Robert 'Kinsman to
finalize plans for a euchre' to be
held on. Jen. 25 in„the Legion
Hall, Hensall. •
Kippen EaSt W.I. will host the
Senior Citizen group of Hensall at
their January 19 meeting. There
will be kpot luck luncheon at 12
Noon• at :the Legion Hall and a
OUTSIDE ON A JANUARY NIGHT — A good crowd
braved chancy .weather conditions Friday night to
attend-the outdoOr wienerroaSt and OhriVrnastree
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, , — ---T ,- --- --Mrs; __Earl Rowe entertained
-speaker on ,Rheumatisin and ! Terri; Mr. and Mrs: Doug - Elzar Mousseau has returned 'residents on, Wednesday with holidays and
Nan Years with Mr. . ,
and Mrs Bert VVray and• family at
' Re Kdale and Cpl. Doug. Weip,
„ Mrs. Wein and. David at Whitby. ..,s
a Mr. Ernie . Davis Underwent
surgery in St. Jeseph*.s.Hospifal,
London on Friday,
Miss Dorothy Farqnhar.
returned to . ,.Toronto after
, . holidaying with ,her mother Mrs.,.
iw t leic Association is hosting the , thput the great expense that is
young in January. Those in • Mrs. .Nick Blom on the occasion of • The 4., ,„ vv , rn Ontario to attend a' provincial cp,nvention Emma Farquhar.
attendance were: Mrrand Mrs. their 'tvventy:fifth Wedding Ath Mi. Gerry McCli nchey
, , involved.y • - reterned-----to • Brantford after. _. 60tH,. annual Ontario Baseball tormall •-' • John McGregor. Carol, Del.id and Anniversary'. _
AssOciation convention. The ' " It will also holidaying with his parents, Mr.
today?'' . - •
ARthritis. Mrs. Harold Parsons ' McGregor, Brian and Barbara, from • ,Seaforth Community music, bingo and treats.
has the current events and the roll • Mr. and Mrs. Eric Judge of Hospital. • •
call is "What did you growl about w. , London; Heather, Jimmie and
. . Kathy Jane who was just one • •
-.,. -, P,ersonals 'week old.
Mr. and Mrs.Alex McGregor •
held a dinnerlp the, craft-room at `Mr. and Mrs, Writ Coleman
HuratiView botioitiring „Mrs.. John
A. McGregor who will be 9.1 yeers . CongratelatiOng.lo-' Mr.'' and
„ . -.of Kincardine, and . WOAA .0
' President, Dave • Neilson of promptly d such delays we will mailing,
do everything posSible"to correct, Please let us knew, wherever Gorrie, much-of the advance
Paratiorr liasaeen completed.
Canadian post, office gives us, fill arriving
May. he, ' if your pa per is pre the problem._In this effort'thet you late.' We make. no As thia iS,the largest project ever
- co-operation. Frequently the promises but we certainly will try undertaken by the
solution is better routing, of the to speed things up. ' several ,conimittee's "fiaVe been.
Let us no
Postage rates ..up
are holicyaying ,Mexico. •
burning,
recreation
n sponsoredmmittpe in . by . the Stanley r Township 9
Yarha,. This group keeps
warm around a dig fire .. (Expositor Photo)"
hard at-work for many months to
ensure the success of the
_-_ convention.
The weekend will indeed be a
Community Centre in Kincardine. as a vital iffiliate of the OBA,ind Service in Carmel Presbyterian-
P.- Under the leadership of_ as an' independent sports Church 'on Sunday Speaking
Convention ChairMan; Nude Catto organization.. • ' "The point of no return . Miss
Kuncardine to host
Noble ;GI:and Mrs.. Dorothy Campbell, Vice Grand , reported - returned to his hOme 'Sunday.
,. Parker. presided at. the meeting of 'for- the -Visiting committee. A -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes of ••
Amber Rebekah• ' Lodge - on number ef "Thank Yon", and • Grand. Bend visited this week•:
Wedpesday evening assisted • by . cards • -were- received • at the with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. ,
Vice Grand Mys.' Maggie meeting. Following • the meeting . . Geo. Dowson whcehas been' •
Campbell. Arrangenients were an exchange of gifts were made a ,patient for Several weeks', in
made to hold the 28th anniversary when your "Secret Pal" .-was was South' Huron 'Hospital, Eketer,'
Of the .Lodge on. February 23rd revealed. Progressive euchre was returned home on Monday.
with members attending. a dinner ...played:with the following prize. ConSt. David Beer, R.C.M.P.
previous to the regular meeting.wieners: Lone Hands: Mrs. Ruby and Mrs. Beer returned td their
Mrs. Margaret Consitt .L.S•.V.G. Bell; High Prize - Mrs. Elizabeth home' at Pert• Coquitlam, B.C. ,;.
reported foil he C.P.T. ceinmittee..Ritej,;' , after visiting during the holiday ,Consolation prize - MrS.
stating twenty-one boxes 'of fruit , Hazel COrbett. A delicious' lunch season with the fanner's mother, ,'
were clelilvered to shut-iris for '.''•'‘Vas - ' served • - by - the social Mrs. John Beer and brother -and
ladies ,preiratnirie
This ladies prograthme will
teensist,da bus tour of the area, a
fashion'show, antt.‘a funeheon,
This conYention'‘fglyes the
'spotis,rnirided people oe*estere
Orkta!le an excellent' opportunity
0 .. hosts s'e' cret pals underwent surgery in St.
Ernie Davis' wire recently
Joseph's Hospital, t. London,
. - -Harvey Hyde. , -,..
Mr. and. Mrs. -Sid 'Pullman Oesch, Mr. and Mrs. Clemente Miss Linda Bell of Waterloo
visited with Mrs. Bernice Levery. Jeffrey visited Pauline jeffrey..... College• is holidaying with her
• Howard and Marion Johns Shirley Prouty visited Lynn parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Bel 'I
visited Mrs. Mabel. 'Johns. . , . Latiniore, Almeeda Parsons, and Allan. ,
Chester and Ile Dunn, Iva • Isobel Sproat, Roy McDonald and • Mr. and Mrs. `Edgar. Munn,
. Ridley and. Greta Lainmie visited Harold Glanville. ' , -spent Christmas and New Year's"
Vera Laramie , '.- .• •>, . Hazel McNaiighton visited her holidays with their son-in-law and '
Mr. and Mrs. Denroach. Camp mother Mrs. Ada St/41We. daughter Mr. and Xrs;-- Den—
Borden and Leslie Mitchell ,""Mr.• and • Mrs. Ivan Taylor Gooding at Parkhill. ' ,
visited their mother Loilise visited Adeli ne Taylor. .
Mitchell.. • ' . Rev. Van Essen of Bethel , Mrs. Alice Ferg returned home
after spending a few weeks with
Edmund Jeffrey , . Madge Reform Church, Exeter to-OliTThe
vin,,law and sister, Mr. • r...
. Church udder fhe ;direction of Randy and Roddy spent , the
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Mr. and Mrs. George Parker,
The Hensall Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary met on ,, . Tuesday
evening with the President Mrs.
Beatrice Uyl presiding, A
donation was made to the Minor
Hockey teams. The winners. f the
draw' for the-MO-hey Dolls at
Christmas were: Lorne.
Chambers,, St. Catharines won-
to minor
Arnber Lodge Personals
Christmas. Mrs. Maggie committee, grandmother,- tvi- rs. Fred Beer.
' Miss Mary Thompson of
nit '4 eintertains • University of Western Ontario,
London, spent the holidays with
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r, Thinpson..
,, ueensway ,...,,,. tolier .h ome in „London after
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Miss Margaret Hyde returned
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, at
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Miss Brenda Pepper played the They lived in Watford and
piano. Burgessville before coming to
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of R.R.#2, Kippen where they took
Exeter were recent visitors with up farming 17 years. ago, They
Mr. and Mrs.. Jack corbert. have five daughters: Elizabeth
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Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
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A very enjoyable evening was
, spent on Wednesday when Mr.
and Mrs; Bert Thompson and
family hosted the choir members
of Carmel. Presbyterian Church in
honour'of Mrs. Malcom -Dougall
who is retiring as organist
following 25 years of faithful
service.
Games and • contests were
conducted _by Misses Mary
'Thompson and Margaret-Hyde.
John Thompson presented Mrs.
Dougall with a gift and the
onour retiring organrst
hockey Consitt were in char e. The Mr. -and Mrs. Kenneth Parker Moir, Ki en; Will Groothius Ray PPy
ladies' high prize was won by 'and Jamie spent the weekend Kitchener; Mary, Reta and "t " ••••4‘
Mrs. Mary BroadfoOt. Ladies'
consolation, Mrs. rfobt..Parsons.
Men's high prize - Ray Consitt;
Men's consolation - Cecil Pepper.
Prize for lone •hands• - Mrs: Joe
Carter, A draw rev a ham was won
by Joseph Gregg and a bag of
oranges was wen by Al •
Hoggarth. Thecommittee plan
another euchre for February 17th
*weather permitting..
accompanying address was given
by Mrs. Either Wright :',.;:
The recipient tirade , Otting
reply of thanks an; all touted in
singing "Foi-VieV.a. Jolly Good
Fellow". A social h our followed
and refreshments were served.
Euchre party
The Cancer. , Polio and
Tuberculosis Committee 'of th
1.0.0.F. and Amber Rebekah
Lod gei held a most ,successful
euchre • party op 'Thursday
evening.. Glenn Koehler and Mrs.
CPT holds
successful
Mr. Jim Ro ertson of Lucan,, Nick Blom, . Kippen were .
--chtidireca the service Carmel-7' celebrating their 25111. wedding •
-Presbyterian church on Sunday in anniversary. They were, married
• the absence of Rev; W.D.Jervis. in Holland and left for • Cana
Brenda Papper pr6ided• at the
piano, Mr. Jim-Aebergon
.Ltican will copdtict service' next
Stinday.,, '
Mr. and 'Mrs. Christian
Jeppson and son Ben of California
spent a few days yiship with
Mr. and / Mrs. Nic Oud,,
Hensall, celebrated their •50th
wedding anniversary ' for
relatives, friends and neighbours.,
at a dinner at the .Pine Ridge
Chalet on Friday evening. There
wa-s-a- reception at 9 o'clock . With
dancing to music by the
Continentals.
Mr, and Mrs. Oud have a
family of four: Mrs. Christian
Jepperson, California;. Mrs. Nick
Blom, Kippen; Ted and Peter
Oud, ,sel,repteen
grandchildren and: two great-
children. They came from
Holland 23 years ago and farmed
Mrs. . Jeppesorr'S parents, Mr. at R.R.#3, Kippen before moving
and Mrs,-Nic Ourd who celebrated ',to Queen St, Hensall, They
their 50th wedding anniversary received congratulations from
and also Mr. and Mrs. Nick Blom, Rebert " McKinley, .M.P., Joe
Kippen who celebrated their 25th Clarke, and Gov. Gen, Leger.
wedding . anniversary. At the same time Mr. and Mrs.
visiting -with Cpl. Doug. Wein, Annette at home,' and one
Mrs. Wein and David at Whitby. grandchild Angie Moir.
..•••••••simm.:0•••••••, the doll and Shawn Lovell yvon the
'Ten dollar prize. Prizes fel-. the
evening vvere won as follows;
Mystery Prize: Mrs. Mona
Campbell, • who also, won the
attendance ,prize. The guessing
prize was, wee by 'Joan Beierling.,
Refreshments were served and a
social hour enjoyed by all.
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