The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-04-03, Page 5WEEKEND SPECIALS
APRIL 3 and 5
Kinettes give
Easter plants
Members of Hensall Kinette
Club delivered 55 Easter plants
Sunday to patients in 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 convener
of the project, an annual event
of this club.
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Six young people .took
membership vows in Crediton
United. Church Sunday morning
under the leadership of Rev.
Douglas Warren. Those who.
joined the church were Dianne
and Bill Hodge, Michael and
Susan Pickering, Ron Pickering
and Bruce Russell. The service of
dedication was followed by the
Kinsmen host
hockey night
Minor Hockey Night was held
Friday night at Hensall Arena
sponsored by Hensall Kinsmen.
Three hockey games were
played, First game featured
Goderich vs Hensall Mites with
the Goderich team winning 3-0.
Goals scored by Steve Arbour,
Richard Healy and Michael
Nephew.
Second game had Hensall Big
"0" defeating Goderich 3-0 in a
novice game. Hensall goals were
scored by Gary Koehler, (2)
Doug Smith (1), The big "0"
was the W.O.A.A. Novice E
Champions.
Ontario Provincial Police
provided the opposition in the
final game with the Kinsmen
holding on to win 5-3 after
building a 4-0 lead,
Goals for Kinsmen were
scored by Doug McCaully, Jack
Henderson, John Gross, Bruce
Horton and Harold Knight.
O,P.P. goals were netted by John
Wright, B. Hoggarth, G. Barker.
The Kinsmen hope to make
this an annual event.
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Church of Crediton's two
Sunday Schools, Problems
relevant to the formation of a
single school in the village were
discussed.
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PLAYOFF CURLING WINNERS—Activities at the Hensall curling club concluded Monday evening with
presentations of the various awards. A rink skipped by Ian McAllister took the playoff division and the
winners are shown above with their trophy. From left, Ray and Pauline Ingram, Jean Turvey and Ian
McAllister, T-A photo.
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
and district news BEST IN REGULAR SEASON—Jack Bell's rink proved to be the
best competitor in the regular schedule of play at the Hensall curling
club. The regular season champs are shown above. From left, Jim
and Mary Lou Hyde and Jack and Tove Bell. T-A photo.
Zone commander visits
Hensall Legion ladies
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By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mrs. Don Dinney, Mrs. Aaron
Wein, Mrs. Leonard Wein, Mrs.
Sam King and Mrs. Nelson
Schenk attended the Mary
Hastings Pot Luck Supper at
Shipka Tuesday.
Ron Foran of Lucknow spent
the weekend with Miss Elaine
Glanville.
Wilfred Preszcator spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Stan Preszcator.
Roger McKnight of Goderich
spent the weekend with Miss
Kathy Glanville.
Ron Foran and Elaine
Glanville spent Sunday
afternoon with the latter 's
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed
Regele of Walton.
won the mystery prize and Mrs.
Grant Bisback the guessing prize.
Heinz cooked 14-oz, tins
pink or white 360's
Sunspun
40-oz. pkg.
24-oz.
12-oz. tins
(free Comet)
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Club House 4-oz.
• Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Wm.
Kyle, representing Amber
Rebekah Lodge visited 21
patients at Queensway Nursing
Home Wednesday afternoon and
presented each patient with an
Easter treat.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle
attended the concert presented
by the London Symphony
Wednesday evening of last week
in the Centennial Hall, London.
Charles ,Mickle flew home
from Bethlehem, Pa„ last Friday
evening to spend a two Week
S Mrs, Violet Schwalm, widow
of the late Peter Schwalm,
passed away in Stratford General
Hospital Wednesday, March 26.
The former Violet Pfaff of
Zurich, she was 84.
Mrs. Schwalm with her
husband and family took up
residence in Hensall 30 years
ago, coming from Zurich. Mr.
Schwalm predeceased her in
November, 1941.
A mother of twelve children,
one son Mervyn and one
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vacation with his parents,
relatives and friends. This week
he is holidaying for a few days in
Hamilton.
Relatives from Chicago,
Hamilton, Kitchener, Camp
Borden, Stratford, London, St.
Thomas, Thedford, Exeter,
Zurich and Hensall, attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Violet,
Schwalm, held Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Coghlin and
Debbie of Atwood, spent the
weekend with the latter's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
daughter, Mrs. Robert (Laurene)
McKenzie, predeceased her.
Surviving are five sons,
Austin, Stratford; Gordon,
Hensall; Lealand, Hamilton;
Karl, Camp Borden; Raymond,
Hensall and five daughters, Mrs.
Arthur (May) O'Hara, London;
Mrs. Jack (Violet) MacFarlane,
St. Thomas; Mrs. Harold (Nelda)
Hansen, Stratford; Mrs. Wm.
(Margaret) Wayne, Peachland,
B.C.; Mrs.' Donald (Florence)
Perdue, Ladner, B.C.; 25
grandchildren and 14
great-grandchildren.
Public funeral service was held
Saturday from St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich,
conducted by Rev. A. E.
Blackwell. Burial was in St.
Peter's Lutheran Cemetery.
Pallbearers were grandsons
Gerald Hansen, Charles
Schwalm, David Schwalm,
Robert Schwalm, Richard
Schwalm and Glenn McKenzie.
Flower bearers were grandsons
Peter O'Hara and Terry
Schwalm. Bonthron Funeral
Home was in charge of
arrangements.
New members
at Kippen UC
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Sunday, March 30 Holy
Communion service was
conducted by the Pastor Rev. D.
Stuart at St. Andrew's United
Church, Kippen.
Those joining the church by
profession of faith were Karen
Margaret Hendrick, Kathryn
Florence Hendrick and Diane
Cheryl McKay; by transfer, Mrs.
David Turner (Lucan U.C.), Mrs.
Floyd Turner (Brucefield).
John A. Cooper was inducted
as an elder.
F'ERS ON ALS
Mr. & Mrs. Andy Gibson of
Wroxeter and Mrs. Isabelle
Seifert of l3ramlea were Sunday
visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred
Mellis. Wednesday Mr. Wm
Wilson of London called on Mr.
Mellis,
Mrs. John McEwen, Mrs.
George Hess of Hensall and Mrs.
Long visited Sunday with Mr.
McEwen and Cliff Watson at the
Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich.
Vivan Cooper visited Sunday
with Ezra Robinson Who is
suffering froni a broken hip in
SL Joseph's Hospital, London.
Hensall firemen responded to
a call to the farm home of Mr. &
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, RR 2 Kippen
Tuesday morning. Overheated
pipes were the cause of the
disturbance and little damage is
reported,-
Schwalm and family. Debbie,
who has spent the past week
with her grandparents, returned
with them.
Mr. & Mrs. William Simpson
of Birmingham, Michigan, visited
over the weekend with Mrs. F.G.
Bonthron and also with the
former's mother, Mrs. Lou -
Simpson who is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland
and daughter Gwen of Clinton
visited this week with Mr. & Mrs.
James Sangster and Bradley.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor spent
the weekend with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Don
MacLaren and granddaughter
Jodi in Toronto.
Mrs. Harold Parker and Miss
Patsy Parker, also Mrs. Edgar
Cudmore and Mrs. Alvin
Cudmore, attended a trousseau
tea in honor of Miss Elsie Miller,
bride-elect at Grand Bend on
Saturday,
Mrs. Gordon Troyer and Mrs.
Fred Beer leave this Thursday
for Washington, where they will
spend the Easter vacation
returning Monday. They will
visit many places of interest,
including the grave of the late
president John F. Kennedy in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Joynt,
Toronto, and Dr. W. T. Joynt of
London, were weekend visitors
with Mrs. Alice Joynt.
Winners named
by Rebekahs
A successful euchre party
sponsored by the C.P.& T.
committee of Amber Rebekah
Lodge, was held in the I.O.O.F.
Lodge Hall Thursday with nine
tables in play.
Winners were: ladies, Mrs.
Ray Consitt, Kippen;
consolation, Mrs. Fred Beer,
Hensall; men's, Robert Bell, RR
1 Hensall; consolation, Stanley
Mitchell, RR 1 Hensall; lone
hands, Mrs. Robert Bell, RR 1
Hensall.
Winner of a box of groceries
in a draw was Harold Parker, RR
1 Hensall.
Euchre winners
at WI party
Sixteen tables were in play for
the card party sponsored by
Mensal' Women's Institute held
in the Legion Hall, Wednesday.
President Mrs. Clarence Reid
welcomed the members and
guests.
Winners were ladies' high,
Mrs. Clarence Volland;
consolation, Mrs. Wilbert Dilling;
men's high, Glenn Bell;
consolation, Wilbert Dilling;
ladies' lone hands, Mrs. R.
McAllister; men's lone hands,
Robert Elgie,
Draw winners were Wayne
Payne and Mrs. R. M. Peck,
United Church
Easter service
United Church Women will
be guests of Kippen U.C.W.
thankoffering meeting Tuesday.
Speaker is Rev. Dr. Andrew
Mowatt of Clinton.
Sunday April 6 at 11 a.m. is
the Easter Service. Sessions of
the Church School will be
withdrawn next Sunday.
Confirmation Service is set
for Sunday, April 13 when a
number -of young people will
join the church.
Six young people loin
Crediton congregation
celebration of communion,
Visitors with Mrs. Bill Hodge
and family Sunday were Mr. I4
Mrs. Carl Hinkley of Clifford and
Mr, & Mrs, Harvey Reddon of
Walkerton,
Mrs. Lloyd England.,
accompanied by. friends 'from
London, attended a dog show at
Centralia, Illinois, Some of the
top dogs in the United States
were on view,
A female Bluetiek from the
kennels of Mr. & Mrs, Jack
Jensen won the "best of breed"
award in a dog show in Ohio and
again at Kirtaville, Missouri. Mr.
8z Mrs. Jensen were accompanied
by friends from Ingersoll.
Mrs. Freeman Morlock has
returned to her home for the
summer months,
Thursday evening March 27 a
meeting was held in Zion United.
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Zone commander Mrs. Evelyn
Carroll, Goderich, paid her
official visit to the Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary at their
meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Carroll spoke briefly to the
group.
President Mrs. Garnet Allan
presided and welcomed Mrs.
Carroll and members.
Ten dollars was donated to
the cancer fund, $10 to Hensall
firemen for the fireworks display
and $100 to the Easter seal
campaign for crippled children.
It was announced that the
annual penny sale will be held in
May. Members will also take a
bus trip in conjunction with
Exeter Auxiliary to entertain the
veterans at Westminster
Hospital, April 9.
Ladies will cater to a
Kinsmen banquet April 26.
Past president Mrs. Harold
Campbell presented Mrs. Carroll'
with a gift.
A penny sale was conducted
by Mrs. Howard Smale and Mrs.
Vic Stan. Mrs. Harry Horton
FROZEN FOOOS
Hensall woman dies
in Stratford hospital
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2 lb. Bag 494
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