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WINNERS OF THE MAJOR PRIZE—The top award at the annual Hensall Legion men's open curling
bonspiel stayed right at home. A rink entered by George Parker and skipped by Bill Coleman was the
overall champion in competition against rinks from Exeter, Thedford, Brussels and Centralia. Shown
above with the Carling's trophy are, from left, George Parker, Fred Funk, Bill Coleman and Gordon Munn.
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.SECOND DRAW WINNERS AT HENSALL LEGION BONSPIEL—A
rink skipped by [Inward Scane emerged as winners of the second
draw at the annual curling bonspiel sponsored by the Hensall
Canadian Legion branch held Saturday. The winners are shown
above. Back, Howard Scane and Bob Cook. Front, John Skea and
Lorne Chapman. T-A photo.
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Mrs. Harold Parker and Miss
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miscellaneous shower at their
home Friday evening in honor of
A Miss Elsie Miller of Grand Bend,
when relatives were entertained.
A skit was presented by
Misses Cindy and Cathy Parker,
followed by a reading by Mrs.
Harold Parker. Miss Cathy
Parker favoured with a piano
selection.
The bride-elect was escorted
to a decorated chair beneath
flowered streamers. The address
was read by Miss Patsy Parker
and Misses Cathy and Cindy
Parker presented the gifts in a
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Kippen ladies buy projector
Thompson of Exeter visited.
Sunday with Mrs. Sid
Thompson, a patient in
Stratford General Hospital.
Mr. .& Mrs. Ross Garter,
.JimMile and Donna of Essex
recently visited Mr. & Mrs.
Nelson Hood.
Mr. & Mrs, Dave Triebner and
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Brodie .of
Brucefield returned home last
week from a two week holiday
in Florida.
Miss Margaret Youngblut of
Auburn was :a weekend guest of
her friend, Miss Brenda Triebner.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
MARCH 27, 28, 29
Kippen East WI met in
Hensall Legion Hall March 19.
The business part of the meeting
was chaired by Mrs. Ken McKay
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Noble Grand Mrs. Earl
Campbell chaired the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge No. 349 Wednesday
evening assisted by Vice Grand
Mrs. Elgin Thompson.
Dessert euchre
draws crowd
Amber Rebekah Lodge
• sponsored a successful dessert
euchre in the I.0.0,F. Lodge
Hall Wednesday afternoon.
Winners were Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley, Mrs. R.M. Peck; travelling
lone hands, Miss M. Ellis. A draw
for a box of groceries went to
Mrs. Elgin Thompson, RR 3
• Kippen; birthday nearest to date
of euchre, Mrs. B. Baird,
Brucefield.
At the conclusion of the
euchre, a sale of homemade
baking was held.
Bell sisters
pass figures
Miss Pauline Bell was
successful in passing a set of
figures and completed a set of
dances Sunday at St, Thomas
Figure Skating Club. This makes
Pauline a three time Silver
Medalist.
Miss Troyann Bell was
successful in passing a set of
dances, making Troyann a three
time bronze medalist.
The girls are daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Bell. Their
professional is Gerrold
Woodstrom of Galt.
Hensall pai▪ r
celebrate event
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor
were entertained to a family
dinner at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich, Saturday evening on the
occasion of their 45th wedding
anniversary.
A Social evening of cards was
enjoyed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Wright.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Wm Butson, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
James Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor and families,
and Mrs. Dave Triebner chaired
the program.
Roll call was "An Industry in
which women participate".
Mrs. Clarence Volland
reported for the C.P.T.
committee stating a donation
had been sent to the Bunny
Bundle fund.
The next regular meeting will
be held Tuesday, April 1 as an
invitation was accepted to
attend Brussels Banquet and
meeting April 2 when the
Assembly President s Mrs. Marion
Wilkie makes her official visit.
Amber Lodge will participate in
draping the charter.
Representatives to attend the
district meeting are Mrs. Pearl
Eyre, Mrs. Hazel Corbett and
Mrs. Margaret Ingram.
Arrangements were made for
Mrs. Pearl Eyre as representative
and Mrs. Hazel Corbett as
scholar to attend the Grand
Lodge sessions in Toronto in
June and to order the Past
Grand's Jewel.
It was suggested the members
visit Edelweiss Lodge, Seaforth,
April 28 and present the
travelling gavel.
Bowling teams
at Walkerton
Two bowling teams from
Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary
participated in a bowling
tournament at Walkerton
Wednesday.
The team composed of Mrs.
Clarence Reid (Captain), Mrs.
Harold Campbell, Mrs. Vic Stan,
Mrs. R. Vanstone, Mrs. Annie
Horton and Mrs. Howard Smale
captured third prize. Each lady
won an electric heating pad. Mrs.
Vic Stan also won in the high
triple of 651 and was presented
with a salad bowl set.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, 81, was
presented with a lovely floral
arrangement for being the oldest
bowler there.
Mrs. Grant McClinchey, Mrs.
Wm. Smale, Mrs. Garnet Allan,
Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Mary
Taylor and Mrs. Hilda Smale
formed the second team with
Mrs. McClinchey as captain,
VISITS PATIENTS
Hensall Kinsmen and Kinette
Clubs were in Goderich
Wednesday evening to entertain
patients at the Ontario Hospital.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
The Staffa Institute
sponsored a dance in the
township hall Saturday evening
With a good crowd in
attendance.
Mr. & Mrs. Benton, Toronto
Were recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Clifton Miller and family.
Miss Kathy Willard, Exeter,
holidayed last week With her
cousin, Karen Miller,
Mrs. Pearl Francis and Jane,
Toronto, visited last week with
Mr, & Mrs. Arthur Kemp.
Miss Jean Burleigh, Seaforth,
holidayed last week with Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Mr.
& Mrs. John Burleigh were
guests with the same family
Sunday, Joan returning home
with her family.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ballarityne,
London, visited Sunday With Mr.
& Mrs. Clifton Miller and family,
By MRS. NORMAN 1-ONG
The theme of the Kippen
UCW meeting was
"Brotherhood" with the worship
service conducted by Mrs.
Edison McLean, emphasizing the
richness of the world with the
varied peoples and races.
She said we fall far short of
God's plan that we have mutual
respect and opportunity for all.
Mrs. Robert Elgie conducted
the business with ti'e various
reports being given. Approval
was given for the purchase of a
projector and screen for the use
of the UCW and Sunday School.
A skit presented by Mrs.
Robert Elgie, Mrs. Edison
McLean and Mrs. Ken McKay
emphasized the need for
understanding of other faiths
and a strengthening of personal
Christian faith.
Group discussion questioned
real concern for World
Brotherhood,
Mrs. Gerald Moffatt brought
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Thornton of
London spent Tuesday with Mr.
& Mrs. Stan Preszcator and
family to celebrate Mr, & Mrs.
Thornton's 25th anniversary.
Mrs. Milfred Prouty of Exeter
called on friends in Crediton
Tuesday afternoon.
Ron Foran of Lucknow spent
the weekend with Elaine
Glanville.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
visited with Emery Pfaff who is
a patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Elaine Glanville and Ron
Foran visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Richard ' Glanville of Parkhill
Saturday evening.
Roger McKnight of Goderich
spent the weekend with Miss
Kathy Glanville.
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a warm St. Patrick's touch with
a medley of Irish songs.
Mrs. Aria Binnendyk
expressed courtesy remarks and
the hostesses, Mrs. Bert Faber
and Mrs. Gerald Moffatt served
attractive St. Patrick
refreshments.
Plans were made for the April
meeting when Dr. Andrew
Mowatt will be the guest
speaker.
PERSONALS
Robert Thomson, his nephew
Lloyd Thompson and Mrs.
Reports were given by Mrs. Vern
Alderdice, Mrs. R. Kinsman and
Mrs. J. Drummond.
Business consisted of the
branch directors being appointed
to the nominating committee.
Plans were laid for the banquet
in Huron Centennial School
April 15, the supper to conclude
the sides contest to be held at
Mrs. Charles Eyres' April 12.
Mrs. Campbell Eyre gave the
motto, "Life is like a bicycle —
if you stop peddling you fall
off".
Mrs. Wm. Bell introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Walter
Spencer of Hensall who showed
pictures she had taken while she
was in England, Scotland and
Ireland. She was thanked by
Mrs. Dave Triebner.
Mrs. H.A. Caldwell gave a
poem and Mrs. Grant MacLean
conducted a contest. Lunch was
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Gerald Bell, Mrs. Glenn Bell and
the committee, Mrs. M.
Connolly, Mrs. Wm Bell, Mrs. S.
Pepper and Mrs. G. MacLean.
Area couple
wed 30 years
Relatives and friends had a
surprise party for Mr. and Mrs.
Robert P. Watson at the home of
the bride's sister, Mrs. C. Christie
on the occasion of the couple's
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Watson of
Seaforth were married March 24,
1939 in Seaforth by the late
Rev. H.V. Workman of
Northside United Church.
Mrs. Watson is the former
Lulu Webster. Mr. Watson has
been a mail carrier for over 20
years and also drives a school
bus.
Relatives from Toronto,
Kitchener, Galt, Seaforth,
Brucefield and Hensall attended
the anniversary dinner.
The happy couple were the
recipients of lovely gifts and
good wishes.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Page and
David, Burlington, were
weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Horton.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Passmore and
boys of London visited Saturday
with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell and
Sylvia.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Pollock and
family visited in Tavistock
Saturday at the home of Mr. &
' Mrs. Tom Wall and girls.
Mrs. John Corbett, Mr. &
Mrs. Leslie Adams and Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Morenz attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Cora
Striven at Bracebridge Friday.
Mrs, Eva Parker of London
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs, Harold Parker and Patsy.
Mrs. Marguerite Bonthron
and Mrs. Margaret Tyndall of
Brucefield returned home last
week after spending the winter
months in Orlando, Florida.
Hensall personals
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Mrs. Louise Simpson a
resident at the Blue Water Rest
Home, Zurich is a patient in
South Huron Hospital having
been admitted Sunday. She is
progressing nicely.
Mrs. Frank Harburn is a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mrs. Ethel McBride is visiting
this week with Mr. & Mrs,
Harold Bell and Sylvia.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Elder
returned from a pleasant
vacation in Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon T. Munn
returned to their home in
Stoney Creek after visiting with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Ida
Munn.
Mrs. Leona Parke and Miss
Patsy Lemmon returned home
from a pleasant visit with Miss
Viola Lemmon and relatives in
Toronto.
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SAUSAGE Beef & Pork
SIDE BACON Rind less Smoked
STEWING BEEF Boneless
BOLOGNA Coleman's Sliced
HAM STEAKS Fresh
PORK CHOPS Loin
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