HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-01-02, Page 7HENSALL
"ROUNDDIETOWN
Mrs. Erie Luther of 'the
nation. Army League of
rey, assisted by her husband,
husband's mother, Mrs. John
ther, of Newfoundland here
a resit, and Mrs. Pearl Erratt
tributed 150 sunshine bags of
it and candy to patients at
Blue , Water Rest Home,
rich; South Huron Hospital,
imar Manor, and Davis
rsing Home, all of Exeter;
eensway Nursing Home,
mall, and a few of the
It-ins in Hensall, They also
g Christmas carols at the
mes.
Mr. J. F. W. Paterson,
ronto, was 96 years young
cember 24th and quietly
ebrated the occasion at his
me. A native of Hensell where,
spent his younger days, he
El has a soft spot in his heart
• dear old Hensall, he also
mt six years in Collingwood
sixty-one years in Toronto
has seen a great many
ges. Mr. Paterson extends
Season's Greetings to all his
nds in Hensall and District.
Mrs. Eric Luther, assisted by
husband, her husband's
ther, Mrs. John Luther, of
wfoundland, who is here on a
t, and Mrs. Pearl Erratt,
tributed approximately one
dred and fifty sunshine bags
fruit and candy to patients at
e Water Rest Home, South
ron Hospital, Bramar Manor,
vis Nursing Home, Exeter,
eensway Nursing Home,
sail, and a few shut ins in the
age.
•
The C.P. & T..Cominittee;of
sail Amber Rebekah and,
dfellows Lodges distributed
my-five Christmas plants and
rah boxes of chocolates to
t ins in the. Village, patients
Bluewater Rest Home,
nview, . War Memorial
dren's Hospital, Lon& ,
th Huron Hospital, Exeter
Queensway Nursing Home,
sail.
iliary delivered ten
tmas plants (poinsettias) to
members of the branch,
ins, and Legion veterans.
ynn Nicholson of Seaforth,
the winner of the money
draw valued at $25.00. The.
, sponsored by the Hensel'
n Ladies Auxiliary, took
at Taylor's Ready to Wear
t drawit by Mrs. Jim Taylor.
Clarence Reid sold the
ing ticket.
nners of Hensall Legion
were: 1st, Frank Phillips,.
rth; 2nd,. L. L. Wells,
r; 3rd, Mrs. Jean Munn,
1, Exeter; 4th,-' Herb
oft, Hensall; 5th, William
ell, Hensall; 6th,. Aldon
, Exeter.
BY 11413B, MAVDE HBPDEN
Mr- and Mrs. George
Armstrong spent the Christmas
holiday with their daughter and
son inaAw, 'Mr. and .Mrs. Don
Flear and family, Grand Bend,
New Year's Holiday guests
with M.S. J. E, McEwen were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert LOve,
Kevin, Valerie, and Laura of
Madison, Wisconsin. '
Mrs.. Harvey Keys and Mr.
and Mrs. D. I. Hill, Exeter, flew
to Alberta to attend the funeral
of the latter's brother, Percy
Striate, who passed away in.
Wainwright ospital, December
11.
In a draw at Irwin's Ladies
Ready to Wear, lucky winners
were $25.00 gift certificate, Mrs.
R. M. Peck, Hensall. $15.00 gift
certificate, Mrs. Joe Ferguson,
Hensall. Sandra Nixon of Hensall
dreW the winning tickets.
Shut-ins receive
Christmas gifts
The C.P. and T. Committee
of the I.O.O.F. and Amber
Rebekah Lodges, Hensall, gave,
out 25 Christmas plants, and
several boxes of chocolates to
shut-ins in the village, patients at
Blue Water Rest Home in
Zurich, H uronview, War
Memorial Children's Hospital in
London, South Huron Hospital
in Exeter, • and Queensway
Nursing Home, Hensall.
Four confirmed
at. St. Paul's
A Confirmation Service was
conducted at St. Paul's Anglican
Church with Rt. Reverend H. F.
G. Appleyard, Bishop of
Georgian. Bay, officiating. The
four young girls confirmed were
- Deanne Marlene Scrabuik,
Itensall; Julie Ann Taylor; Kathy
Wells; Deborah Wooden; all of
Exeter. They looked very
demure in their white dresses
and veils.
A solo was rendered by Miss
Mary Goodwin, Mr. Harry Page
was the Bishop's staff bearer.
Bishop Appleyard gave the
blessing at' the close of the
service. •
Refreshments were served by
the A.C.W. in the church
schoolroom during which, time
Reverend Seegmiller, Mrs.
Seegmiller and family were
presented with gifts from the
congregation as a token of their
esteem and good wishes in their
new Parish in Nova Scotia. They
expect to leave Exeter after after
Christmas. His successor will be
Reverend George Anderson of
Chatham.
Mr, and Mrs, W. D.
McLachlan, who celebrated their
0t11 wedding anniversary;,
December 17, had a party
arranged by their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Deichert of London, at Zurich
Town Hall, December 14,
honouring the couple on this
special occasion.
It was attended by relatives
and friends, The celebrants were
presented with many beautiful
gifts and good wisheS.
Vor entertainment, improved
court whisk was played and a
dance followed with an.
erchestra from London and
Zurich. Luncheon, including an
Christmas guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce McGregor were Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Melick, Don and
Jim of Goderich.
On Boxing Day Miss Jean
Ivison and her sister Mrs. Reid
Torrance were with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Torrance and family .at
'Porter's Hill. .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McQuarrie
and family spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. M. McQuarrie at
Meaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kerr and
family of London enjoyed
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Eldin Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. Littleton.
and Charlene of London were
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ron Littleton
and family on Christmas Day, _
anniversary cake, was served.
* *
A pleasant evening was held
December 17 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, W. W. McLachlan when
their neighbours surprised them
on the occasion of their thirtieth
wedding anniversary. The
evening was spent at euchre.
Winners being; Ladies high, Mrs.
Allan Johnson, ladies; low, Mrs.
Nelson Hood. Gent's high, Dick
McCabe, gent's low, Lawrence
Reichert.
A presentation of an oil
Painting was made after an
address read by Alex McBeath.
Following the address a delicious
lUnch was served.
Mrs. Ray Bell and family
spent Christmas with Mrs. Hilda
Weir, stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis kirk,
Louise and Paul spent Christmas
and Boxing Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Kirk of Port Stanley,
visiting other relatives as well.
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McGregor visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Seimon at
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKay and
family were holiday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKay at
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride
and Sharon enjoyed Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dalrymple and daughters at
Bru gefield.
Miss. Mobefle Whiteman
sP0414140, the winter ,months in
Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Burke of
APP19.)T and Mr....fiud. Mrs.' William
Gibson Of Wroxeter were
Christmas guests with Mr. and .
W. L. MelliS, Boxing
day, Mrs. J. ,Gibson of Wroxeter
and POSY of Waterloo,
Mr, ,and. Mrs. Verne Alderdiee
and family enjoyed Boxing Day
and .a few'of the holidays with
Mr. and Mr,9. Hugh Aiderdice at
Clarksburg, Ontario,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cooper,
-Mr., and Mrs, Gayle .Cooper all. of
Hensall, spent Christmas with
Mr.. and. Mrs.. Vivan Cooper and
Christmas guests of Mr, and'
Mrs. W. Bell included: Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Ford and family
of . Grand Bend, Mr. .and Mrs.
,Jack Bell and family, . Mr. and
Mrs. :Erie Jensen of Fergus,
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jensen of
Fergus have been spending some
of the holidays with their
Son-in:law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Bell and family.
Mr: and Mrs. Norman Dickert
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Wahl at Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLellan
and ' girls were Christmas Day
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Joe
McLellan, Fien,sall,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Stanlake of Exeter visited
Robert Thomson on Boxing
Day: On Christmas Day Mr.
Thomson was with his daughter
and ton-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Priestap of Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rochus Faber
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. • .Ekrimerson Coleman and
family, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison 'McLean
and Heather had Christmas with
-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Struthers at
Atwood.
Christmas Pay guests with.
Mr. and Mrs.' William McGregor
included, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
McGregor of Sault SW, Marie,
Mr- and Mrs- Edgar McClineheY
and Jerry of Bensall.
and Mrs. Emerson. Kyle
and Jim were with Mr. and IVIM
William Taylor of London on
Christmas Day,
ANIMAL PROTEINS BETTER
Did you know 'that animal
proteins are of better quality
than vegetable proteins (e.g.,
nuts, dried beans and peas)? The
latter, however, are economical
and help to vary yotir menus,
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Pintpn Thursday, January 2, 1969
IMMO & DANCING
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3
AND
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4
The BLUE TONES
COME OUT AND ENJOY YOURSELF
PIZZA PATIO
BAY Fl B LID ROAD GODBRICH
4et's
all pray
in our own
way that the
next year will
truly be a happy and
peaceful one, a year which
will further the prospects of
.peace, and the ideals and opportunity of all.
482-6646,
.•Kippel couple honoured.
on 30th .antilvepary,
BY hl1RS, NORMAN LONG
oliday guests with Mrs.
Henderson and family were
and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and
ily, Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs.
n Underwood, Gorrie, Miss /The Bishop's. address was very ifit
PI • 2,13' "Christmas Seasoli.... Reverend' H.
ensall Legion Ladies A. Seegmiller presented Julie
Ann Taylor with an award for
having attained 91% on
questions set by Mr. Seegmiller
during the confirmation classes.
r. and Mrs. Doug Johnston He commended all the girls in
Roddy of London, spent the this regard as there was only a
variation of 10% between the ay with the latter's parents, • four of them. nd Mrs. Byran Kyle.
HOLIDAY VISITORS
ANUARY
You'll find Borgana, Simotta,
Pesotta, Fur Fabrics, Leathers,
Tweed Checks, Boucle, Twill
and Camel Hair. We have full
and three-quarter length. There
are coats luxuriously trimmed
with Mink, Lynx, Beaver, Fox,
Black Dyed Muskrat, Bleached
Racoon and many more.
Sold Regularly This Season
70.00 to 189.00
CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP
SHOPPE
We know you will be "delighted
with the reductions, the sizes
and thestyling of our dresses. All
are this year's stock,
REGULAR $20 to $125
NOTICE
e PARADE at
inton Winter Carnival
eaturing "MISS CANADA"
NDAY TO SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10-16, 1969
erchants, Clubs, Organizations or anyone
anning to enter floats, bands or exhibits in the
ge parade are requested to contact
HARRY CRICH — Phone 482-9061
OR
GEORGE WONCH — Phone 482-7028
FLOAT PRIZES -
'25.00, 15.00, 90.00
arade at 1.00 p.m. -
SATURDAY, FEB. 15
ase contact these men before Saturday, January
1969, 62". t.
Double Knits, Camel, Plaid,
Worsted, Donegal Tweed and a
few, walker suits. Sizes range
from 8 to 18 with a few half
sizes in the group.
Sold This Season From
40.00 to 99.00
There are jackets, capes,
three-quarter length, in
Suedella, Melton cloth, and
Datoskin. The linings range
from quilted, nylon, orlon
pile, plaid to Donegal Tweed.
Sizes 8 to' 18.
Sold This Season From
26.00 to 65.00
SKIRTS, SWEATERS, SLIMS AN
SHIRTS , are included in this lerge
selection of sportswear. All reduced u •
to