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The annual meeting of Kippen
East Women's Institute was held
in the Legion Hall, Hensall April
21, 1971. The reports of the
standing committees indicated
the meetings had been
educational as well as hurnourous
and included skits, demon-
strations, readings, a debate,
films and guest speakers.
The Institute sponsored four 4-
H Girls Clubs during the year;
gave donations to children's Aid
Society, Retarded Children,
Mental Health and Bunny
Bundle, also to a burnt out
family.
The members had a picnic and
entertained their families to a
turkey banquet; alsoientertained
the residents at Huronview to a
birthday party.
Hi-lites included, a bus trip to
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Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mason, Tracey
and Cindy of Sault Ste Marie,
Michigan visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Mason's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn) E.
Bell.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland and
Gwen of Thamesford were
weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Sangster and Brad.
Mrs. Murray Bell, who has
been receiving treatment in
South Huron Hospital for the past
two weeks returned to her home
this week.
Miss Carmen Currie, is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent an
emergency appendectomy.
Mrs. Jack Verbeem of Point
Edward and Mrs. Hugh Morenz,
Dashwood, were recent visitors
with Mrs. Jim Sangster.
Mr. & Mrs. Sid Geiger of Gore
Bay, have returned after spen-
ding a week's vacation with Mrs.
Eric Kennedy, and Ira Geiger.
Mr. W. E. Hedden, Niagara
Falls, and Mrs. Kathleen Wilson,
St. Catharines, spent the week
end with Herb Redden, and with
Mrs. Ruth Carter and family in
Clinton,
Patients in South Huron
Hospital Exeter are Mrs. Harry
Horton, Mrs. Bruce Walker and
Ed Munn.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mickle,
London visited Friday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mickle,
Pamela, Judith and John, and
Mrs. Florence Joynt spent
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Charter draped
for late member
Noble Grand, Mrs. Myrtle
Taylor, assisted by Vice Grand
Mrs. E. Taylor, presided at the
regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday
evening.
The Charter of the Lodge was
draped in memory of the late
Mrs. Leona Clifton, a former
Past Noble Grand.
Mrs. Grace Thompson reported
for the finance committee, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley reported for
the visiting committee.
A social hour was enjoyed in
the lower hall following the
meeting.
Kindergarten
Registration
at
Zurich
Public School
Monday, May 3
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Henson
Public School
Tuesday, May 4
1:36.3:30 p.m.
Children who wish to attend
kindergarten must have reached
their 5th birthday on or before
Dec. 31, 1971
Please bring birth certificate and,
health records
The Public Health Nurse will
be in attendance
;a
Hensall
and district news
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Carmel Presbyterian Church
was the setting for the lovely
spring wedding of Wendy Susan
Dianne Moir and James William
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HURON CENTENNIAL
SCHOOL •
Softley, March 27, 1971. The
Rev, W. D. Jarvis officiated at
the double ring ceremony,
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Bertha Mason, LOndon, and
the late Peter Melvin Moir of
Hensall. The groom's parents are
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Softley of
Strathroy.
Given in marriage by her
brother, Douglas Moir, London,
the bride wore a white satin
empire waist gown with a train
edged in daisy lace. A headpiece
of petals held a double tiered veil
and she carried a crescent of red
roses.
Cheryl Parsons, London, was
maid of honour. Other bridal
attendants were Jane
McDougall, London, and Debra
Moir, niece of the bride, also of
London, They were dressed in
hot pink crepe gowns featuring
long full sleeves and bodices of
white lace. They carried long
stemmed white and hot pink
roses.
The groomsman was Greg
Sare, St. Thomas, while Keith
Cadman, London and Mike
Soldan, Huron Park ushered the
guests.
Mrs, Malcolm Dougall
presided at the organ for the
wedding music.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the church
basement. For travelling to the
Southern United States the bride
donned a turquoise pant suit with
brown accessories.
Frankenmuth; an every member
program; and a roll call contest
which ended with a dinner at
Zurich and games and cards and
slides of the activities in the past
year.
Mrs. Grant McLean was in
charge of the election and 'in-
stallation of the following officers
for 1971 - 1972.; hon. president,
Mrs. Ken McKay; president,
Mrs. Robert Bell; first vice
president, Mrs. Mike Connolly;
second vice president, Mrs.
Robert Kinsman; secretary,
Mrs, Verne Alderdice; treasurer,
Mrs, Harry Caldwell.
District director, Mrs. Ken
McKay; alernate, Mrs. James
Drummond; public relations,
Mrs. James Drummond; branch
directors, Mrs. Charles Eyre,
Mrs., Don Adams, Mrs. Ernest
Whitehouse.
Agriculture Canadian in-
dustries, Mrs. Dave Triebner,
Mrs. Don Brodie; citizenship and
education, Mrs. James
Spring flowers decorated the
hall of the United Church when
four Brownies joined the first
Hensall Pack.
In the traditional ceremony
Joanne Bell, Therissa Charette,
Colleen Koehler, and Laurie
Pepper were enrolled by Brown
Owl, Mrs, Robt Cook, assisted by
Tawny Owl, Mrs. Eric Luther.
For the first time in 25 years of
Guiding in Hensall, a mother and
two daughters are in organization
at the same time. Marilyn and
Laurie, as Brownies, and Joanne,
as a guest, watched their mother,
Mrs. Cecil Pepper, be enrolled as
a Guider.
Chalmers, Mrs. Alex McGregor;
historical research and current
events, Mrs, Campbell Eyre,
Mrs. Cecil Pullman; home
economics and health, Mrs. Al
Hoggarth, Mrs. Grant McLean.
Resolutions, Mrs. Glenn Bell;
sunshine, Mrs. Wm Bell; curator,
Mrs. Grant McLean; sewing,
Mrs. Alex McGregor; pianist,
Mrs, Ross Broadfoot; assistant,
Mrs. Ken McKay; auditors, Mrs,
Ernest Whitehouse, Mrs. Stewart
Pepper.
The president, Mrs, R. Bell,
chaired the meeting and Ben
Hoogenboom, Exeter florist,
spoke on landscaping, planting
and caring of flowers and trees.
A question and answer period
followed.
Mrs. Alderdice showed pic-
tures of the Institute's activities
in 1970-1971. Each member
composed a commercial to sell
her favourite product and these
were auctioned off by Mrs.
Alderdice.
Interest badges were presented
by Tawny Owl, Mrs. Rodger
Venner, to: Skaters, Vicki Baker,
Julie Mock, Marilyn Pepper,
Laurie Flynn, Nancy Deitz,
Sandra Nixon, Lori Lovell,
Barbara McCurdy, Karen Sheils;
collectors, Melissa Veal, Shelley
Wareing, Deannie McClinchey;
toymakers, Deannie McClinchey.
Brown Owl reported that the
recent bake and candy sale was a
financial success and thanked the
mothers and Brownies for their
support.
The present enrollment is 33
Brownies, three Warranted
--Guiders and one Guider in
training.
Sugar and Spice
— Continued from page 4
squadron leader in flying control
who made me land with a hang,
up. In those days a hang-up was
not some trivial emotional
disturbance. It was a fused bomb,
dangling by its tail from your
wing.
I tried to get rid of it over the
sea.Nothing worked. Hopefully, I
suggested, "Shall I bail out?" His
reply: "Don't be silly. We need
that aircraft", Pilots were cheap,
aircraft expensive,
One bounce on landing and it
would be meat, me, all over the
landscape, And I was always
known as Two-Bounce Smiley,
Did you ever see a mouse with kid
gloves on, walking on eggshells?
That's the way I landed. But what
hurt was that he wouldn't let me
land on the metal air-strip, as he
didn't want it torn up when I blew
up. I had to land on the bumpy
verge beside the strip.
Just a few of the examples I
gave to the senior officers in my
audience of the bone-headedness
of senior officers. They took it
well, because, of course, they
didn't understand. I offered to
step into the alley, afterwards,
with any senior officer. Provided
he was over 80. Two ancient
bragadiers had to be forcibly
restrained.
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HELPING BOTH WAYS — At the Exeter United Church Wednesday it was a case of one group helping
another and getting help themselves from the same project. The Explorer girls were packing the Flower
of Hope seeds for distribution throughout the area and were being assisted by children from the Hurod
Hope school and nursery. Proceeds of the flower seeds sale go to the South Huron Association for the
Mentally Retarded. T-A photo'
Mother joins girls
in Brownie Pack
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Thurs., May 6
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Children born before Dec. 31,
1966 are eligible to register.
Please bring immunization
records and birth certificate
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Principal
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D. J. Cochrane R. Elliott
Director Chairman
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Reception for
newly married
Mr. & Mrs. James Stan, (nee
Kassies), a bridal couple, were
honored at a reception and dance
at Hensall arena Saturday
evening and presented with a
purse of money and other gifts.
Presentation address was
made by Dale Stan. Music for
dancing was provided by the
Stewart Kelly orchestra.
Guests were present from
Flint, Michigan, London, Sarnia,
Cooksville and Clinton.
Smoked Picnics 390
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