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Clinton 'Vows-Fie0)rd, Thursday, June 29, 1972,7 Memorial service held at cemetery Alf :Dwell unit holds meting at Londesboro The 46th annual Memorial ervice, of HRH'S cemetery was e d last Sunday with .a large ttendance, The Rev. J. Keith takes was in charge, Pastor tired Fry of Knox United Church pened the service and Mrs. ordon Taylor accompanied on er accordian for the hymns. Chairman of the cemetery oard, Mr. Frank Raithby, elcorned everyone and thanked hem for their support, He stated hat some legacies had been left to he cemetery and this would ssist in the,maintenance, He thanked superintendent obert Turner and his assistants or their work and also Mrs. orman McDowell for her work s secretary-treasurer, He tated that anyone may obtain a inancial statement on request. A moment of silenCe was bserved in memory of those laid o rest during 1971, They were, rs. Edna Annie Johnston, Mrs. lice Valva Raithby, Mrs. Maggie . Harrington, James Burnett ackson and Mrs. Charles traughan. ' Rey, J, Keith Stokes gave an aspiring message basing his emarks on the wonders of God. e stated that we are at our best hen giving or receiving praise nd challenged everyone to be like hrist to praise God continuing nd thank Him for His many gifts o us. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Mr. Joe 'Baldeo of the Huron ounty Public Health Inspector as guest speaker at the June eeting of the Auburn. Women's nstitute which was held last week n the Community Memorial hall. He gave an informative address n his duties in the various fields uch as inspecting restaurants, airies, butcher shops and bake hops. He also told about insect nd rodent control and about °using. He was introduced by Mrs. homas Haggitt and thanked by rs. Roy Daer. • Mrs. Donald Cartwright. resident, was in charge of the eeting. A discussion took place re treet signs for the village and rs, Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. ordon Taylor and Mrs. Frank aithby were named a committee o loelo.into, prices,— Glen Naylor was asked to cut own the grass at the park and lans were made to cater to a edding, An invitation to attend a W.I. eeting in Dungannon was ccepted. Mrs. Andrew irkconnell gave the card report nd read the thank you notes. NOTICE Hoimesville Landfill Site WILL BE CLOSED outlay, July 3rd (DOMINION HOLIDAY) Landfill Site Committee The 4-11 project for the fall is "The Third Meal" and leaders will be sent to training School in August, The roll call was answered by naming a new item pertaining to health, A reading was given by Mrs, Frank Raithby. The motto, "No one gets eyestrain looking on the bright side of.life," prepared by Miss Margaret Jackson of Blyth, was read by Mrs. Eleanor Hradnoek, Mrs, Ralph Munro gave a contest and Mrs. William Elliott was the winner. Personals .; Miss Carolyn Craig, of Lucan and Mr. William Idesen of Arva visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Byrant of Stratford visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright and family. Miss Mary Asquith of Toronto spent, the week-end with Miss Laura Phillips, and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and attended the wedding of her cousin Miss Alice Rogerson at Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen BY JOYCE PEPPER . Due to the miserable weather conditions,. the annual Pepper Reunion which was scheduled for Seaforth Lions Park was held in the Clinton Orange Hall Sunday afternoon with 60 in attendance. Sports Committee for this year, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Falconer and Mr. and Mrs, Bill Riehl very ably conducted a full line of sports. Winners are as follows--Races 5 and under--Judy Walter, Vickie Gordon, 6-8, Brenda Riehl: Boys 9-13, Larry Riehl; Girls 9-13, Laurie Pepper, Marilyn Pepper; Ladies Elimination race, Laura Pepper; Mans Soda Biscuit, race, Albert Walter, Roy Pepper; Ladies Nylon race, Lois Barker; Elimination race, Lawrence Barker; Unwrap the parcel, Arlene Walter; Spot race, Glenn %Pepper.. The children participated in, a candy scramble. Oldest person present was Mrs. George Pepper and the youngest person present was 9 month Irene Shebib. Guessing weight of the sports -committee was Joyce Pepper. After a delicious picnic supper, President Ross Gordon presided for a short business session when the officers for the coming year were elected. They were President, Cliff Pepper, Vice-President, Cecil Pepper, Secretary-Treasurer, Lillian Pepper, Table Committee, Norman and Edna Pepper, Myrtle and Elliot Layton. Sports Committee, Barb and Roy Walter, Roy and Irene Pepper. It was decided to hold the 19'73 picnic in Seaforth Lions Park the 4th Sunday in June. OBITUARIES Passed away Saturday June 24th, 1972, James Richard Orr, of 183 Andrew Street, Exeter, formerly of, Hensall, in his 35th year. Dear son of Andy and Myrtle attended the 45th wedding anniversary celebrations of his brother, Mr. Norman Allen and Mrs, Alien last Friday evening. Misses Jean Houston, Jean Jamieson and Jean Wilson of Toronto spent the week-end with Mrs, William Clark. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Haines spent the weekend in Toronto. Mr. Dave Millian, '87, of western Canada called last Wednesday on Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll, Terry and Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball. Brenda and Arva, Daryl Ball, Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoffman, Hensall, attended the Fifth Annual Convocation and graduates' reception at SL Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology in Windsor , on Saturday, when Daryk received his diploma in General Business (Accounting), Daryk has accepted a position on the staff at the Royal Bank in Strathroy. Orr, Hensall. Beloved husband of the former Mary Dixon; dear father of Barbara and Kathryn at home. Also surviving one brother, Donald of Ottawa. The body rested at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel, Hensall, where service was held on Tuesday June 27, 1972, with Rev. W. Ja.'vis officiating, Interment in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Melvin Orr Jr., William Albright, John Martene, Robert Bell, James Hyde and Murray Finlayson. • + + + Passed away in Minnesota on Friday June 23, 1972, Simon Kipfer, in his 84th year. Surviving are six sons and two daughters; 2 sisters Mrs. Nancy Kyle, Hensall; and Mrs. Ella DesJardine, Exeter. Burial was in Minnesota.' PERSONALS , Don Luther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther, successfully passed his first year of Law at the University of Western Ontario. . + + + Mrs, Wilbert Dilling is at present a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, undergoing tests. CHILDREN'S SERVICE IN UNITED CHURCH Children's Day Service was held Sunday morning in Hensall United Church, with children from the Sunday School taking part. Brenda Pepper and Chris Beck read the first and second lesson. Ushers were Chris McGregor, Dwight Consit. Steven Corbett and (Deanna Reaburn. "Let Your Light Shine", was the theme chosen by Rev. Don Beck for the Children's sermon. A ,beautiful piano-organ duet, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus". was given with Mrs. Turkheim at the organ console and Karen McAllister at the piano. The Choir rendered the anthem "God's Child Am I." WOMENS INSTITUT MEETING The June meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute was held at the Hensall Hotel. After a delicious supper, the meeting was opened The Auburn Library will be open on Friday afternoon, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on June 30th owing to the July 1st holiday. Mr. and Mrs, James Cartwright of Goodwood spent the weekendwith his brother Donald Cartwright, Mrs, Cartviright and family. The report of the District Annual held recently at Wingliain was given by Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mrs. Craig's report was given by Mrs. Gordon Powell. A piano solo was played by Mrs. Richard Brooks. The collection was taken by Mrs. Gordon Powell. Mrs. Donald Cartwright gave the report of Officer's conference • held at Guelph. The door prize was won by Mrs, Ed Davies and the lucky cup winner was Mrs, Legris. Lunch was served by Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Ralph Munro and Mrs. John Stadelmann. Mr. and Mrs. Lothar Shedler, Michael and Linda of Kitchener. visited last Saturday with Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, with President Mrs. Dorothy Beaton in the chair, Members answered the roll call with their vacation plans. The report of the District Annual was given by Mrs. Hilda Payne. Plans were made to entertain at Huronview on July 19. Members wishing to go should contact Mrs. Grace Peck, Those who would like to donate gifts. should hand them in to Mrs. Beaton as soon as possible. At the close, of business. euchre was played. Winners being: high score, Mrs: Elizabeth Riley: low score, Mrs. Grace Peck: lone hands, Mrs. Mona Ward. Next meeting will be September 13. Brucefield Mr. and Mrs. A. Cribbon Toronto spent last week with Mrs, A Paterson and Mrs. CribbonS mother Mrs. B. Sholdice. Quite a number of Brucefield Citizens were in London on Sunday. They will appear on "Act Fast" in the near future. Mrs. Wm. Clark has moved into the'house of Mr. E. Sellery. We welcome Mrs. Clark to Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper spent Sunday with their son .Mr. Bert Pepper and family in Neustadt. Twenty-eight relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Fred Boyce for a buffet dinner. They were honouring Mrs. Boyce's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Snell, on the occasion of their 25 wedding anniversary, Mrs. Snell was the former Hattie McCall, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Win. McCall, Walton. Harry is the elder son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Snell, Londesboro. They have two children, Heather of Stratford and Harris, graduate of the C.H.S.S, Mr. Grant Snail was master of ceremonies and a gift of silver 'was presented to the bride and groom of 25 years. Friends were present from Windsor, London, Dashwood, Clinton, Auburn, Londesboro and California, BY 0.4R$, BERT $H01313ROOK The Airnwell unit of the UCW held their meeting Monday evening, June 19, at the home of Elma Jewitt. The president, Ruth Vincent, opened the meeting with a reading followed by a devotional period, Roll call was answered by 20 members and three guests. Gail Lear thanked all who had helped with her recital, The committee to plan the supper picnic for August will be Marjorie Duizer, Mary Peel and Betty Hulley, The September meeting is to be the third Monday. A report on the ham supper was given and Margaret Whyte reported on Margie's progress with Crossroads. Florence Cartwright and Joan Whyte are to make a new Junior Congregation list. Margaret Whyte reminded everyone of the general meeting and of the meeting at Alma College August 20 to 23, Mary Peel was in charge of the program. After a hymn, a film "The Garth Leggee Reports on Africa" was shown. Mary directed an opinion poll on articles from the last "Observer". The meeting closed with a hymn and benediction. Lunch was then served by Helen Lawson and Elma Jewitt. + + + A shower was held on Wednesday, June 21 at the home of Colleen Howatt for Lorna McDougall,. bride-elect, when neighbours and former ;neighbours presented her with gifts and gocd wishes, Contests were conducted by Marjorie Duizer and Pat flunking, the winners being Ena Howatt. Ruth Vincent and Lorna McDougall. Pat Flunking read "Flow To Select a Husband" and an address to Lorna and gifts were presented by Cheryl Lyon, Marilyn Archambault, Linda and Debbie Cunningham, Lorna thanked everyone, particularly Colleen Howatt and Pat Flunking and invited all to visither,in her new home in Goderich. Lunch was served by Colleen Howatt, Pat Flunking and Marjorie Duizer. + + + Family night and cub , graduation ceremony was held in the church hall, on, June 22, with more than one hundred parents and families of the Cubs and ScoutS attending. Plans had been made to have outdoor sports but due to poor weather, a recreation evening was held indoors, The recreation was conducted by the leaders, with games and fun for all ages. Mr. McDonald, as cubmager, welcomed everyone and presented cub Wayne Hulley with his swimmer's badge. The advancements ceremony was conducted by the cubmaster and the leaders Larry Lovett, Murray flunking, Bob Watkins and Stewart Glousher and the boys were received into the scout troop by the scoutmaster, Ian Hulley. assisted by leaders Nick Whyte and Larry Jewitt. The boys graduating into scouts were Wayne Halley, Calvin Lovett. Earl Johnston, Brian McClure. Mike Overholt and Ken Popp. Two boys also advancing to scouts but unable to attend were David Lear andSteven Reid. The scout group committee under the direction of the chairman, Jack Lee, served refreshments. + + + Pastor Fry of Auburn was guest minister at the Sunday morning service with Rev. McDonald taking the services at Auburn and Donnybrook. Don Buchanan greeted worshippers at the door and ushers were David Lear, Darrell Shobbrook, Kevin and Wayne Hulley. Pastor Fry's text was "Unless" and the choir sang. "This is My Task." +++ The Hullett Federation of Agriculture took a bus trip to Rockton to visit the African Safari Farm on June 23. On the' return home a stop was made at Kitchener City Hall which is to be removed within the next few years. This is the site of the new mail. Many questions were Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestoeit Dept Toronto Ship Your Livootock with Roy Scoithmer Monday k 514060 , Day Prom Varna Sfockysitif CALL lAYFIELD $65.26$4, ey 1) son. Monday Foe Prornnf S.rvlc P1. Chinos on Mein, answered regarding eity and municipal affairs. A stop was madeat the Ministry of Lands and Foreat Tree Farm at New Hamburg, Here each tree Was named and information given about.country of origin, uses and other details. The rain cut the stay very short. + + + • On Friday evening, June 23, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Durnin attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Weymouth (the former Irene Longman). Their family entertained them with a surprise party at Sebringville Hall, About fifty relatives and friends were in attendance. Mr, and Mrs, Bert Shobbrook and Mr. Will Govier attended the 46th memorial service at Ball's Cemetery on Sunday, June 25, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald of Senlac, Saskatchewan, visited on Thursday morning with their nephew, Rev, McDonald at the manse. A number from the church attended and assisted with the picnic at Huronview on Wednesday, honouring Senior citizens, On Thursday members of Londesboro W,I. were in charge of registration at Huronview, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Thompson and Rev. McDonald attended the birthday and anniversary service and party in Seaforth United Church, honouring Rev. J. Ure Stewart, a well-known minister of this district who celebrated his 90th birthday and 65th Anniversary of his ordination. Rev. McDonald attended the wedding and reception of Miss Brenda East and Dr. Bruce Elliott in Auburn on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and Gregory spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. G. Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaddick spent the weekend with their son, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick of Glen Morris and attended the baptism of their grandson, Richard Lewis. The Women's Institute July meeting will be held on July 5 at 8 p.m. (a change of'date) when they will entertain the grandmothers and the Cheerio Club, guests are to bring a keepsake', Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer, Laurel, Lisa and Stephen visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson and family of St. Pauls. Also visiting there were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott and family of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Armstrong and family of Stratford spent the weekend with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen returned home on Tuesday, June 20 from a 10-day vacation at Matachewan. Ontario. Mr. Jeff Shaddick spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson. Brian, Kenneth and Sandra of Ridgetown spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Allen.' Wayne and Gloria also celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary with a family gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howatt and girls of Stratford- visited his mother, Mrs. Ena, Howatt on Sunday, Mrs, Jim McEwan and her sister, Mrs. Archie Watt of Goderich returned home on Thursday, June 22 from a trip to Scotland and Wales. They spent twenty-two days visiting relatives and friends and had a trip to France by Hovercraft, Both report an enjoyable time, It is 24 years since they were in England. Karen Johnston who spent t Sunday night in Seaforth Hospital, requiring some forty stitches from a dog's bite, returned borne on Monday. Mrs. Ena Howatt spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hadgert and family of Kirkton. GOOD NEWS DRIVE-IN on SUNDAY, JULY 2 8:30 p.m. HEAR JOHN MARTIN (from WALLENSTEIN) and COOK BROTHERS (from BRANTPOAD) COME AS YOU ARE IN YOUR CAR 1/2 et,M of Heitresville an Highway ALL WELCOME NO COLLECTION 5b Hensall Weather spoils Pepper Reunion