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Correspondent
Bertha MacGregor
Mrs. Edgar Munn and Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Wheeler of Detroit
were guests at the wedding of the
former's granddaughter Miss
Deborah Gooding and Fred
Johnson of Mooseanea, in the
Anglican Chureh in' Parkhill on
Saturday at four o'clock.
Mr. Irvin Eacrett of Seattle,
Washington, spent the weekend
with his-cousins Percy and Earl
Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaddick
of Clinton were recent visitors
with Mrs. Pearl Shaddick.
-Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Beer and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lavery
spent the 'weekend on a fishing
trip to e's.Bay.
Mrs. William/Petty who was a
patient in Sonth Huron Hospital
desire.'"-Roll -Call-"A'short cut-for Deter returned to her 'home on
busy housewives gave tips all
the' way from' "Crock Pots" to
"taking your husband out to
' dinner". Margaret Hoggarth
gasie current events and courtesy
Friday:
Mrs. Joe Flynn who recently
underwent surgery. at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
As the Flowers of . Hope
Campaign draws to a close, we'd
like to inform our readers of a
display of outdoor furniture
produced, by employees Of ARC
Industries at Dashwood, which
may be seen at Ron Fieimrich's in
Zurich.it includes redwood lawn
furniture (finishbd and
'unfinished), umbrella, tables,
-deck furniture, ' planters, gate
signs, etc. • This • is exceptionally
well-made furniture for which
Correspondent
Hilda Payne
Rev, Don Beck conducted the
service at the Hensall: United
Church on Sunday, when the
members of the Oddfellows and
the Rebecca Lodge were special
guests. Mrs 4 Mary . ,Moffatt
•---presided at the organ and the
_choir sang the anthem, 'Worship.
the Lord in the beauty :Of
Holiness". Rev. Beat' preaclied
,on the tppic, "Doubt and Faith".
Following the service the children
of the Sunday. Church School held
games and a picnic at the church.
Next Sunday, the United
Church will be celebrating its
130th anniversary when the Rev.
L. T. C. Harbour,' Executive
Secretary of London Conference
will preach at the special service
and the Huronia' Choir will be
singing.
Little Miss Dana Arms4ong of
Goderich visited with Mrs, Pearl
Koehler .over the weekend.
' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright
' attended the wedding of the
former's cousin Caro{
Marchmont to Bishop Wysocki at
the Albion Presbyterian/Church,
Rexdale on Saturday, and after-,
wards the reception at the
Weesiland Gold and Country
Club.
Mr. and Mrs.. Russell Smith of
Detroit visited 'with the former's
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Oesch on Saturday. Also Mr.
-Oliver-13Odard of Sarnia visited on
'Saturday. ,
These employees now have the added bene-
fits of extra health protection for themeelves
and their families: the Blue. Cross'Extended
Health Care Plan plus Dental Plan 7.
EHC provides protedtion against health ser-
vices not. covered by the basic government
health plan, coverage for such items as pre-
scription drugs, private nursing and private
room accomModation in hOepital.
Dental Plan 7 provides basic preventive dental
treatment to group subscribers including
,such services as examinations, fillings and
x-nays.
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The youth for Christ Singers
from . the Mennonite Church,
Zurich entertained the members
Tuesday evening.
, Betty Steatite, Hayfield; Jean
Gingerich, Zurich were in charge
of the program.
Visitors with Hugo Schenk
were Marion Schenk and Lynda
Lippert, Crediton.
Visitors with Adelifte Taylor
were Kathy and Don Taylor, Bill,
Verna and Kathy Gibbing5..
Ted and Ruth Collishaw,
Roberta Neil aed Mary Neil and
Howard Johns Visited Mrs. Mabel
Johns. c
Arnold and Mary Ford, Gerald
and Ruth. Ford visited' with Mrs.
Mae Ford,
Jessie Bennewies visited Isobel
.Sproat.
Iva and John Ridley and
-" Chester and lila Dunn ,visited
▪ .Vera' Lammie.
Barb Mitchell and Sandy
O'Neil, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hodgins, Centralia visited Louise
Mitchell.
Rev. Anderson conducted
Church service last Tuesday With
4--Louise Mitchell accompanying at
' Unit 11_p1
Kippe rs
- - Rena Caldwell -
Kippen East Women's Institute
were entertained by the 4-H clubs
when they met in the Legion Hall,
Hensall, on May 17. The
President, Mrs. Dave Triebner
welcomed everyone. Cake and ice
cream were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Campbell Eyre
and.Mrs Grant -MacLean and
Mrs. Al Hoggarth with her,
committee.
After dessert Mrs. Triebner
rem) a Mother's Day Poem and
turned the meeting over to Mrs.
Alex McGregor. Club 1 consisting
of Janet• Shank, Barbara
McGregor, Heather Moffatt,
Karen Finlayson chose Janet
Shank as spokesman. These girls
entertained with two songs
accompanied liy Barbara
McGregor and Heather Moffatt.
Club 11 'entertained by'
depicting a regular meeting with
Linda Vanneste conducting.
During their meeting, the
emblem was described by Nancy
Stoll, a happiness poster by
Debbie Consitt, Hobbies • by
Sandra Bell, the Grand Bend
Water Supply by Linda Roberts.
Jane Allan 'conducted exercises
for physical fitness. • Dianne
Wilson and Jane Allan sang to
their own accompaniment.
Leaders of 4-H clubs Mrs.'
Stewart Wilson, Mrs. E. Roberts,
Mrs. Garry Finlayson, Mrs. Al
Hoggarth were thanked, by the
P.R,O. in the absence' of Mrs.'
Jack Sinclair. Mrs: Triebner gave
an interesting motto on "Eat
what you require, not what you.
Mrs. Maggie Campbell, Noble
Grand of Amber Rebekah Lodge
presided at the meeting on
Wednesday evening assisted by
Mrs. Pearl Eyre, P.N.G. The
Charter was draped in memory of
Bro. Wili.Gorrell Q.C. ,solicitor of
. Grand Lodge and Sister Irene
Meigi, Past President of the
International Association of
Rebekahs. Mrs. Aldeen Volland, • R.S.V.G., reported for the
visiting committee and' Mrs.
Margaret Consitt, • , L.S. N.G.
remarks.• 'Mrs. Alex McGregor
was named a 'voting delegate, to
the District Annual. 'Mrs. Harold
Parsons gave treasurer's report,
the bus tour to Parkwood was
reviewed, plans were made to
have a booth at Drummond'§ Sale
May 31. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot
aciompanied on the piano for two
rousing songs. An invitation to
Zurich for June, 5 was accepted.
The bus will leave from Kipp,en
United Ghurch on June 29.
Anyone wanting' to go contact
Mrs. R. Kiniinan or Mrs. Grace
Drummond.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Leitch,
Toronto, Mrs. Margaret
Hutchison, St. Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGee Dungannon,
'Mrs. Tom I3urke, Wroxeter, Mrs.
Elsie Haney, Lucknow, were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Meths.
Morley Cooper is a patient in
University Hospital following
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. McBride
honoured Mr. and Mrs. Ed
McBride with' a party on the
occasion 'of their 45th wedding
anniversary.
Linda Lenting, Laurie
Mousseau, and Mary Hovius,
spent the weekend with Doreen
Van Wieren.
so on the may home after a tiring
but wonderful day in Toronto the
group visited the Big "M" in
Stratford, .
Assisting in the trip were Mrs.
Beatrice Stoll and Mrs. Ann
Walters. Mr. 'Edison was bus
driver and assisted in leadership
during the day.
A tired but happy group
anrived back in Seaforth at 8:00
p.m. convinced that it was the
best outing to date.
reported for the C.P.T.
committee, Mrs. Irene
Blackwell, Financial Secretary
gave the financial report.
Members were reminded of the
'inaugural meeting ,to be held on
June 28th at 8 p.ni. at Edelweiss
Lodge. Seaforth. Nominations
followed. Mrs. Pearl Eyre was
.appointed Vice Grand for the
'remainder 'of this term. Euchre
and Bingo were played following
the meeting.
returned' to her home on-
Saturday. •
Mrs. Ernie Davis who has been
receiving treatment in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter returned
to her , home on Saturday. „
Mr'. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler
of Detroit spent the weekend With
their aunt Mrs. Edgar Munn.
Mr. Douglas Fox of . Huron
College conducted service in
Carmel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. Miss Brenda Pepper
presided at the organ, Anniver-
sary service will be held in
Carmel Church next Sunday at
Yauth Sunday May 28
The Annual Youth Anniversary
will be held in Brucefield United
Church, Sunday May 28 with the
Rev. John Oetreicher as the guest
minister. '
Special music for the service'
will be provided by the Junior
Choir and the Young Peoples'
Senior Choir. ,
Friday.
Many people from this area.
were in Clinton High School last
Wednesday to hear the school
choirs and, bands of Central
-Huron present an excellent
concert. The large senior choir of
Centennial School at Brucefield
was dresSed in cardigans in the
school colours of"reen and gold .
Both of our choirs took part in the
concert. Brian Chessell is a
member of the Clinton High
School Band.
11:00 a.m. • with Dr. Fox •
Mr. and Mrs. •,Craig Chapman
and Michelle of Forest, Constable
Gerry Chapman, Mrs. Chapman,
Lisa and Leapae_ot,Burlington,
Rod Chapman and friend of
Barrie spent the holiday weekend
with their mother Mrs, Lorne
Chapman.
Mr. Irvin Eacrett of Seattle,
•Washingtrin, visited this week
, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Campbell:
Mr. and Mrs: Elmer 'Campbell
of Toronto were 'weekend visitors
with the former's parents, Mr.
• and Mrs. Percy Campbell.
Spring Rally
The Spring Rally of the Huron
Piesbyterial was held in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall on
May -17 with member' from
Seaforth, Goderich, Auburn,
Belgrave and Hensall attending.
The President, Mrs. Elmer
Rivers, Seaforth, presided. Mrs.
McAllister Of Goderich gave a
report of the Synodical held at
Leamington. The Devotional
Program was given by the Arthur
Circle of. Goderich. Mrs. Malcom
Dougall and, Mrs. ' Edith Bell
favoured with a piano duete The
guest speaker ,.Miss Dianna
Wadsworthy, Missionary ' on
furlough fromliidia where she is
on the staff of the . Helen
McDonald Nursing SchOol
shoWedinteresting pictures of the
work she is doing in that area.
Rummage Sale at 7 p.m. Much All interested parents are
effort and planning has gone into invited to a planning session to -•
the building of the. Community orgatlize a bake sale on behalf ofe
'Centre, costing Approximately Co-pperative Nursery' School in
$170,000, , Hensall. This meeting. will be
To achieve this result, two held at the home of Andy Imanse,
auction sales have been held--the 109 Albert Street at 8 p.m. on
first to sell all salvageable. Wednesday May 31.
materials from the interior of the The 76th DiStrict Annual of the
old arena ' and the second to Huron South, .Women's Institute
dispose" of the wrecke, exterior. was held at the ,United. Church,
Mennonite help was obtained to • Hensall, on Thuisday, May 18
pull down the former arena-The when the members of the Herman .
new • ComerIunity Centre will branch were hostesses to the •
contain an ice'. skating surface, District,
change and wash rooms, hall and. Charles Mickle; Hamilton,
kitchen, all of which have' now spent • the weekend—vtith t.his
been completed except the ice mother,, Mrs, Laird Mickle.
Surface. Camping facilities are Dr. and Mts. Robed Mickle,
found in the surround park.' Jamie and Craig, Canibridge; Mr.
Other events to be held in the and Mrs. Brian Collins, Sarah and
Community Centre in the near Jeffrey, Kitchener were guests
future are the Annual Seed Fair Sunday with the former's mother,
and the Ontario Fiddler's Mrs. Land Mickle and enjoyed a
Contest. hot turkey dinner.
"As your Ontario Blue Cross
representative I am- pleased to_
add my personal welcome, and
look forward to serving you
along with the many others in
this region -already enjoying
the protection of a variety of
Blue Cross Plans."
Phil d,eBarros
227 queens Avenue, London, Ontario N6A 1J8
(519) 439-4431
New arena --
hosts first
event .
Today, • (Thursday) the first
event in the new Hensall
Community Ce,ntre (arena) will
be held when the Hensall and
District Kinettes hold their
Victoria Day was celebrated by
the young people of Brucefield
and Kippen United Church as the-
Adventurers and Young People
held their annual outing. Friends
Of the two groups had been
invited to make a very full bus
load.
The tour arranged by Rev, E.
S. Stephens took them ouf for the
day -to the Science Centre in
Toronto. No outing , would be
complete without a Big Mac and
•
Queehsway nursing. home.
United Chruch entertained the
residents, with music and Bingo
on Monday and gave prizes.
..At the, meeting of ,the'Riiiialf--
view Auxiliary on Monday, Ivlay
15, held in the Board Room, the
newly elected president, Mrs.
Anne McNichol opened the
meeting by reading a poem,
"Time is Money". 17 members
answered the roll call - name
someone you would like to visa.
The Blossom Tea is being held
on May 31 from 24 p.m, and final
plans were made for it, Blyth
Women's Institute to be in charge
of the tea and tea tables and
Clinton Women's Institute to take
care of the bake table. All
donations to the bake table will be
appreciated. It is hoped there will
be a good attendance of in-
terested friends at this event.
The community of Hensell
grieves the ,'-ipagSing of Miss
Mettle Ellis, Tong .tinie resident,
who died at Huronview last
Saturday, at the wonderful age, of
96. Miss Ellis was the author of
the Centennial booklet, "Hensall,
A Wonderful Place to Live".
Charle Mickle, Hamilton. spent
the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Laird Mickle.
W I entertained
Church young people
Have trip to Tpronto
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