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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-04-03, Page 9errs of Hen$011 insmen hold hockey- night .locltey Night was held day night at HenSall Arena nsored by Hensall Kinsmen, hoeltey games were yed, first game Goderich vs sail Mites. Goderieh team Ping $-0, goals scored by ve Arbour, Richard Healy Michael .Nephew. econd game, Hensall big "0" Bated .Goderieh 3,0 in a ice game, Hensall goals red by Gary Koehler (2 goals) Doug Smith (1), The big EUCHRE PARTIES Sixteen tables were in play r the card party sponsored by nsall Women's institute and d in the Legion Hall March . The president, Mrs. Clarence id, welcomed the members d guests. Winners were: ladies high, rs. Clarence V.olland; nsolation, Ws. Wilbert Dilling; ens high, Glenn Bell; nsolation, Wilbert Dilling; ies lone hands, Mrs, R. Allister; mens lone hands, bent Elgie, Draw winners were yne Payne and Mrs. R. M. ck. A successful Euchre, party onsored by the C.P..and T. mmittee of Amber Rebekah dge, was held in the IOOF dge Hall last Thursday with e tables in play. Winners were: ladies, Mrs. ay Consitt, Kippen; nsolation, Mrs. 'Fred Beer, nsall; mens, Robert Bell, RR . Hensall; consolation, Stanley itchell, RR 1, Hensall and lone rids, Mrs. Robert Bell, RR 1, nsah. Winner of a box of groceries a draw was Harold Parker, RR Hensall, Personals Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Iliam . Kyle, representing ber Rebekah Lodge, visited patients at Queensway rsing Home March 26, and esented each patient with an ter treat. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Balton and Edna Currie of London ent Thursday with Mrs. Harold ivingstone. Mrs. Gordon Troyer and Mrs. red Beer, leave Thursday of is week for Washington, to end an Easter vacation Mr. and Mrs. Don Coghlin d Debbie, of Atwood, spent e weekend with the latter's ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon hwalm, and family. Debbie o spent the fast week with her ndparents, .returned with em. "0" was the WOAA Novice 16 Champions, Ontario Provincial Police provided the opposition in the final game with the Kinsmen holding stn to Will 5-3 after building a 4-0 lead. Goals for Kinsmen Poug McCaully, Jack Henderson, John Gross, Bruce Horton and Harold Knight. OPP goals John Wright, S. Hoggarth, 0, Barker, The Kinsmen hope to mare this an annual event, Obituary MRS, VIOLET SCHWALM Mrs. Peter Schwalm, the former Violet Pfaff of Zurich, died March 26 in Stratford General Hospital at the age of 84. Mrs. Schwalm and her husband Peter, who died in 1941, moved to Hensall with their family 30 yearss ago. Mrs. Schwalm was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Zurich. Ten of her 12 children survive; five sons:, Austin of Stratford, Gordon of HInsall, Lealand of Hamilton, Karl at Camp I3orden and Raymond of Hensall; and five daughters, Mrs. Arthur (May) O'Hara of London, Mrs. Jack (Violet) McFarlane of St. Thomas, Mrs, Harold (Nelda) Hansen of Stratford, Mrs. William (Margaret) Wayne of Peachland, B.C. and Mrs. Donald (Florence) Perdue of Ladner, B.C. Also surviving are 25 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held last Saturday at St. Peter's Church with the Rev. A. E. Blackwell officiating. Burial was in St. Peter's Cemetery. Bonthron Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Pallbearers, all grandsons of Mrs. Schwalm, were Charles, David, Robert • and Richard Schwalm and Glenn McKenzie. Flowerbearers were' Peter O'Hara and Terry Schwalm, also grandsons. Kinette club Members of Hensall Kinette Club delivered 55 Easter plants last Sunday to patients at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Clinton Public Hospital; South Huron Hospital, Exeter; Huronview, Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich; .Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, and shut ins in the Village of Hensall; Mrs. John Baker was convenor of the project, an annual event of this club. SUN LIFE a progressive company in a progressive industry GORDON T. WESTLAKE Phone 565-5333 Bayfield SUN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA FEED BEANS NOW AVAILABLE AT HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE Phone 264x3716 Eleven -year-old Martin Rutledge, second from right, won first prize last weekend at Clinton's .skatirlg- carnival competition for boys' comic costumes. Kim Hodgins, 11, at far left, and Brian'Keys, 12,.at right, tied for second place in their clown costumes and little David Clifford 5, took third rprize, +- ; Staff Photo.. No one injured in six crashes No injuries were reported in the six auto accidents investigated last week by the Goderich Detachment, Ontario Provincial Police. Three of ' the accidents involved ' only single motor vehicles. The first of these was March 23 on Highway 8 east of Goderich and resulted in $80 damage to a car driven by Telford Bissett, RR 1, Goderich. The second caused an estimated $800 damage to a truck driven by • Brian' Smillie. RR 2, Hensall and occurred March 26 on Highway 4 south of County Road 3. The third single -car accident was .on old Highway 21 last Saturday and resulted in $250 damage to an auto driven by James Barry, RR 3, Seaforth. A car -truck collision on Bissett Hill Road, north of County Road 31 on March 26 resulted in a total of $500 damage. Drivers were identified as Brian Siddall of Goderich and Andrew R. Riehl, RR 4, Goderich. Two . minor.;, ,.mishaps ,.took place last Saturday. In one, cars owned by Morris E. and Raymond Scott of Bayfield were damaged in an accident in a private driveway on John Street, Bayfield. On a parking lot at CFB Clinton the same day, a car driven by George A. Parker struck a parked auto owned by Henry Belton. Damage was estimated at $155. Both motorists live in Adastral Park, CFB Clinton. Londesboro news BY MRS. BERT ALLEN The March meeting of the Hullett Federation of Agriculture was held in Londesboro, Gordon Hill of Varna was guest speaker but due to inclement weather the attendance was small. Mr. Hill urged that all get out and promote "One General Farm Organization." Many questions were asked and answered about the farm income report. For more information "Our General Farm Organization" he said to attend the meeting April 7 at 8:30 p.m. in Londesboro Hall, where guest speaker, Lawrence Plaetzer, will urge the milk producers to be certain to send in their registration forms. 4-H MEETING The sixth meeting of the Miracle Meat Maidens was held at Mrs. Jack Sneils, Judy Little, Mary Lou Vincent and Karen Bru-cef i el -..,.. BY MRS, -11...F, BERRY UNITEl? CHURCH The Sacrament of the Lords Supper took piaee in 13rucefield United Church an Sunday morning. New memhera are; Donna Marie Clifton, Janet Marjorie Graham, Sandra Ann Greham,,Ronald Melvin Graham and Larry Melvin McGregor. New Elders are: Mrs, John Henderson and Mr. Kenneth Scott. Transferring were Mrs. Donald Adams and Mr. and Mrs, W. Jackson: • PERSONALS tIrs.. Victor Hargreaves and (x'arf` speSundwith relae rrx; I iontnt and Stay, Thomas. tivs rs, H. Berry visited friends 4Qndon Sunday, 1VIr; and Mrs. Clarence Parks, •llersll, Were guests of Mr. and • Ms>1VIel Graham Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott have r'etOned.. home after two weeks Shepherd demonstrated stuffe'l onions; a visit to a butcher was talked of, and notes .or , using left over meat.Meetirg closed with the 4-11 pledge. SUNSHINE SiST..ERS The Sunshine Sister Banquet: of the Londesboro UI was held. in the community on Thursday evening with almost a full attendance. A turkey supper was served by the Aim willtumt of ' the UCW. The president proposed a toast to the Queen:.. Mrs. Dolores Howalt, .past president, spoke a few words of appreciation to the president cfo r 4, her successful efforts of the past, year and presented gifts to•ther president and secretaryfront society. An amusing hat show`' followed with Mrs. Ron Grossas narrator. The remainder of, the; ,evening was spent in progressive euchre. 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