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GIVE IT A HEAVE. — Marlene Bell of R.R.2,
Kippen heaves her horseshoe during the
competion at the Huron County Plowing Match
on Saturday. (Expositor Photo)
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THE HU ON. .EXOOSITOR, SEPTEMBER
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PRIZE WINNING FLOAT — One of the prize winning floats in the
Bayfield fair parade was this entry called the (Varna Express.
Participating in the float were (left-right) Stephen Taylor, Gregory
Taylor, Scott Kirton, Susie Kirton, Dennis Roy, LaUra Roy, Doug Roy,
Jackie Taylor and Tracy Poswalk.
rest of their family at
Craigleit h.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bis-
back and Victoria and Cindy
Bisback visited the Discovery s'
Train i n Stratford on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Col-
,
Tins, Sarah and Jeffrey,
Waterloo, spent Sunday with
the latter's mother, Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
The Hensall Women's In-
stitute will be resuming their
meetings at the Legion Hall
next Wednesday, September
13 when Public Relations will
be the topic with Rev. Bob
McMullen of Brucefield the
S.C.M.
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Mrs. Bertha BlackWell of
Rime City California visited
last week with' her sister-in-
law Mrs. Edgar. Munn.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Hoy
who are holidaying at their
summer home at Pt. Clarke
were visited by their son
and daughter-in-law Mr. and.
Mrs. Michael Hoy, Aaron
and Alyson . of London for •
several days. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker and Mrs. and Mr.
Don Dalton and Carla of
Seaforth enjoyed a motor trip
to pennyslvania and Boston„
Messers Dave, Jimand John"
Sangster motored to Portage
la Prairie last week and
attended the-funeral of their
brother George (Doddy) A.
Sangster in the Omega
Funeral Chapel on Friday
September 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fink
and family of Belleville have
taken up residence on Rich-
mcind St, S.
Mr. Burt Coleman of
London. spent the weekend
holdiay with his mother Mrs.
Gladys Coleman and brother'
Ivan.
Dr. Fox of London con-
ducted service ,in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day. Mrs. Robert Taylor
presided at the organ for the
service of song. The service
next Sunday 'Will be at 10:30
a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hpy
spent the holiday weekend at
, their summer home at Pt.
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker, Randy 'and Rod re-
turned from their summer
home at 'Sugar Bush Camp.
• The Hensall Senior
Citizens will commence their
fall meetings with a "Pot-
Luck" supper on Tuesday
September 12th.
- Mrs. Pearl Shaddick
visited during the past two
weeks with relatives in
Brantford.
Miss Dorothy 1Farquhar of
London visited over the
holiday with her mother Mrs.
Emma. Farquhar.
Mrs. Lorne Chapman
spent the holiday weekend
.with her son and daughter-in
Mr.. ari d. Mrs, Jae_ Brier, a. speaker,
Mount Clements. Michigan Open House for the. pro-
visited iv,ith Mr. and •Mrs. travellers Sam Oesch on Thursday and
Friday, also Mr. Oliver
Bedard of Sarnia on Thurs-
day. On Saturday, they were
visited by Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hummel of London and on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Flaxbard of Zurich called.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Skea
and David spent the holiday
weekend carnping with the
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Correspondent
Mrs. JohrksTempleman
,3457---2346
We're going metric! This
club called "Essential
Edibles" IS designed to
introduce cooking in metric
style to the girls of the,4-H
Homemaking club.
The first meeting, of the
Staffa #1 club called "Staffa
Snackers" was held at the
home of leader Joyce Vivian
on August 31, and opened
with the 4-H pledge. re-
peated by thirteen members
and two leaders: The electio
ofofficers followed President
Nancy Scott; Vice president
Marlene O'Reilly; Seretary -
Shirley Miller; Telephone
girls - Susan Harburn,
SHirley Miller, Pauline
'Jordan,, Press Reporter - Jill
Nor6s; Achievement Day
Committee - Janice Vivian.
'
Jill Norfis, Marlene O'Reilly.
Joyce Vivian and Doris. Jef-
fery.
Purchase of Bookcovers -
Marion Snale.
Brucefield
Correspondent
Mrs. Jean Taylor
481.9155
Many excited 4-H boys
and girls in the area, held a
mini-faire for th Blucwater
Centre - home for the
developmentally Handicap-
ped - near. Goderich: The
youths showed, annimals de-
deriding to which 4-H clubs
they belonged.'
The residents had the
opportunity to sec and touch
the animals.
Dairy and beef calves were
shown; Horses and Ponies,
and Swine and Rabiits.
•These young people showed
and demonstrated their
animals to the delight of the
residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson
and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Falconer, vacationed in
Northern Ontario and the
Collingwood Arca.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rath-
well and family vacationed in
the Western Provinces, en-
joying Banff. Calgary and
Moose,Jaw. •
Mrs. Patterson and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Cribbon left for
Sault St. Marie to visit Dr.
and Mrs. Terry Kairns,
Following the election,
Mrs. Vivian discussed -,
"Canada's Food--Guide".-the
different varieties ,of food in
each' group was the main
topic with stress being
placed on the necessity of
each individual thaying a
balanced nutritional diet.
Mrs. Vivian illustrated the'
subject with informative,
pictures. • Assistant leader,
Doris Jeffery talked on the
metric conversion. The
history .of the metric system
and how the 'change- affects
the homemaker of today
were the highlights of her
discussion. After this, two
,demonstrations'took' place,
Marianne Vandervliet
showed how to make
chocolate chip etitikies
metric utensils and the cor-
rect measuring proce dures,
Janice Vivian demon-
strated how to make home
assignment, metric crispy
granola:
Mrs. Carter Kerslake,
Mrs, Russell Tayltir and Mrs.
Rob e Templeman were
hostesses Saturday evening
for a community shower,•••
honouring Bonnie Jean Mil-
ler who will be married Sept.
16. The shower was held in
the church baseMent at ••
Cromarty„ Barbara Temple-
man was i ncharge of the
guest" book. Mrs. Carter
Kerslake chaired the pro-
gram which was varied,
readings by Mrs. Dave .
Capling and Mrs.' Robert
Laing, piano inStrumental by
Mrs. John. Scott, contests
conducted by Mrs. Rob
Templeman, 'Mrs. Russell
Taylor and Mrs. Hugh Scott.
A comedy skit 'by .Mrs.
Russell Taylor and Mrs. Glen
Elliott with commentary by
Spence'' Jeffery.
'An address of memories
and good wishes was pre-
pared and read by Mrs.
Arthur Kemp and Bonnie
was assisted in opeping her
giffs by 'Marilyn and Carol
Miller and Mrs. Dave
Capling. Bonnie expressed
her appreciation and a social .
hour followed,
Miss Darlene Templeman
begins teaching at Exete
Public 'School oil Tuesday.
Jim and Gary Norris.
BrAnoton, visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Sam
Norris and Mrs. and Mr. Bob
Norris and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman were Sunday
evening dinner guests of mr.
Services were resumed in
'Hensall United 'Church
„, Sunday after a four week
recess with Rev. John Ware-
ham of Exeter in, the .pulpit.
The sermon was ,on the
subject, "God's Handiwork"
It should always be re-
membered that all people are
God's hand-wOrk and should
be treated as such. Labotir
Day is a time for new
beginning and is a good time
to review how we treat those
with whom vvq' come in
contact. Many ne6, d help and
we should learn to recognize,
these needs and reach out to
law Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Chaphian and ,Michelle at
Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hol-
land, Gwen and, Michael of
Clinton were recent visitors
with Mrs. and Mr. James
Sangster and Brad.
'people. A personal. human
touch is what is needed many
times today.
_ Officiating at the organ
was Richard Fujarczuk.
Next Sunday. Rev. Ware-
ham will return and Sunday
School clasSes will resume.
Unit 4 will meet September.7,'
• with a pot luck dinner at
noon.
Lynne Dodds and Jane
Ellis, both of Seaforth spent
a few days with the formers
• grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal having ridden
bicycles all the way from
Seaforth.
Correspondent
Mrs. Bill Chessell
• 482-9969
Rev. and Mrs, Alex Taylor
are enjoying our lov'ely warm
weather, after spending a
Month in Scotland where it
was very cold and cloudy
most of the time. They
visited relatives and toured
areas they hadn't seen
before..
Varna entries in the Bay-
field Fair parade did very
well, with first arize,goine to
picked up around town may
be handed in to Mrs. Tom
Neilands or Mrs. Peter
Bisback by. September 8th;
registration will be accepted
at the Open House.
Miss Terrie Garrow has
returned from an enjoyable
weeks holiday 'in Jamaica.
rSUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS .
Jr-
Clinton.Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL
FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
482-9441
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the merchants floIts the
„Varna Express, and to Julie
Webster and Krista McAsh
for best decorated bicycle
and tricycle. Darren MeASh
came second for decoratO
bicycle. On Monday morning
they took a tour Ahrougn the
village, so residents who
were unable to attend the fair
eOlfid se 'e file-float and the
children in 'their costumes.
Gwynne Roberts' mother,
Ruby Martin of Brantford,
won five, firsts in the painting
classes ,at the fair.
TOm 'Consitt and Graham.
Craig took second- prize in
the log sawing contest at
the Huron County ploughing
match with a time of 41
seconds. Elmer Hayter and
Tom also participated in the
reeves. and wardens
ploughing competition.
The Turner family reunion
was held on Sunday at
Stanley Township Park.
Mrs, Marion Lawrence of
Dungannon will speak at the
U.C.W. meeting tonight And
show „slides of places of
interest in New Guinea
where her son Marshall
works with the Bible trans-
lators.
(Zurich Citizens News Photo)
Staffa girls start 4-H
posed Nursey School will be
held on September -8 in the
upstairs Conferende Room at
the Arena from' 1-4 p.m. This
is where the school is to be
0„ located. Registiations are
being quickly filled up and
mothers who are hoping to
enroll their children should
do so at the first opportunity.
liFistratio forams already
MCKillop
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed. Regele
527-1106
Mr.. and 'Mrs. Bob
McCowan accompanied...by
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele
were at the farm of R.L.
Knapman of Campleford on
Sunday where the Canadian
American Saddle -Horse
Breeders Association horse
show took place.
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