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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002
Mrs. Bertha Macqregor, Phone 262.2025
Bus trip planned
4-H girls guests of W.I.
Parties for
bridal couple
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neilands,
Hensall, will entertain the
rehearsal party for their son,
Thomas A. Neilands and
Kathleen Henderson, daughter of
Mrs. John Henderson, and the
late John Henderson, whose
marriage takes place Saturday at
St. Boniface Roman Catholic
church, Zurich.
Showers for Miss Henderson
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which Mrs. Leonard Noakes was
hostess, and another by the bride-
elect's co-workers at Howden's
Ltd., London at the home of Mrs.
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presented with a gift as were the
club leaders, Mrs. F. Alderdice,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs, M. Connolly,
Mrs. Kinsman, Mrs, Brodie and
Mrs. Postma.
Mrs. R. Bell, the president, had
charge of the business and
presented a gift to Baby
Chalmers from the Institute.
Mrs. R, Kinsman entertained
with several piano selections.
Readings were given by Mrs. R.
Bell, and Mrs. J. Drummond.
Plans were made for the bus
trip to Toronto June 23 when the
group will tour Canada Dry Ltd.,
and the Science Building. Anyone
wishing to go should contact Mrs.
Drummond or Mrs. Kinsman.
Voting delegates to the District
Annual were Mrs. R. Bell, Mrs
Mrs. Drummond, Mrs, Connolly.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, convener of
Home Economics had charge of
the program. Mrs. Alderdice
conducted a contest. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Connolly and her
committee.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. William O'Brien
and son of Sarnia visited last
week with Mrs. O'Brien's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn,
and also with Mr..& Mrs. Gerald
Flynn,
Mr, & Mrs. Harold Parker and
Patsy were recent visitors with
Mrs, Eva Parker and Bill in
London.
Several Past Noble Grands of
Amber Rebekah Lodge namely,
Mrs, Olga Chipchase, MrS.
Beatrice Richardson, Mrs,
Bertha MacGregor , Mrs. Maggie
Campbell, Mrs. Ruby Bell, Mrs.
Margaret Ingram, Mrs, Grace
Thompson, Mrs, Evelyn Mac-
heath, Mrs. Pearl Eyre in
company with Past Grands from
Exeter, Clinton and Seaforth
enjoyed a bus trip to Ontario
Place, Toronto, this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael of
Thamesford visited this week
with Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster
and Brad.
Firemen stage
fireworks show
Hensall Firemen staged a
spectacular fireworks display at
Hensall Park, Monday evening at
dusk. It was attended by fifteen
hundred spectators who admired
the $600 display.
John Baker was M,C. for the
evening speaking briefly.
Winners in the draw were:
first, girls or boys bicycle, John
Gross, Listowel; second, poloroid
land camera, Todd O'Brien,
Sarnia; third, boys or girls Timex
watch, Cathy Kirk, Exeter.
Bible canvass
Fifteen canvassers from
Hensall United, Carmel
Presbyterian and St. Paul's
Anglican churches canvassed the
village and collected $238,65 for
the Bible Society. Mrs. Sim
Roobol headed the project.
PASS MUSIC EXAMS
In recent Weatern Ontario
Conservatory of Music exams,
the following were successful:
Brenda Pepper, Grade III
honours; Wilhelmina Blom,
Grade V, pass, The girls are
pupils of Mrs. F. Forrest.
The 4-H girls and their mothers
were special guests at the Home
Economics meeting of Kippen
East Women's Institute held in
the Legion Hall, May 19. Mrs, R.
Kinsman was hostess with Mrs,
J, Drummond as co-hostess.
Club I entertained with a skit
"Kippen Fashion Boutique".
Club II made sewing comments
on seams, zippers, facing and
hems. Kippen Club III com-
mented on Mix and Match
clothes, an easy and convenient
way of making a few outfits do for
several occasions,
Mrs. Al Hoggarth gave a
humorous reading. The motto,
keep the family yearning within
Gwen Hendrick, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Hendrick,
Kippen, who has completed her
third year at U.W.O, left by plane
Monday to continue her studies in
Spain.
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas McBeath
and son of Toronto visited Mr. &
Mrs. Alex McBeath over the
holiday weekend.
At the recent musical festival
in Stratford, Darryl Vor-
stenbosch, great grandson of
Robert Thomson, Kippen , and
son of Bert & Audrey (Priestip)
Vorstenbosch R.R. 2, Mitchell
won first prize for boy's solo, six
years and under.
the family earnings, was given by
Mrs. Harry Caldwell.
Donna Whitehouse a recent
winner of advanced honours was
Joint installation
at Hensall legion
Joint installation of Hensall
Branch of Canadian Legion 468,
and Legion Ladies' Auxiliary was
held in the Legion Hall Saturday
evening with Blyth installing
team in charge,
Legion officers are as follows:
past president Paul Neilands;
president Vic Stan; vice
presidents, Murray Traquair,
Jim Chalmers; Sgt-At-Arms, W.
M. Bell; secretary-treasurer,
Sam Rannie; service bureau
officer, Fred Beer.
The executive consists of
Wilmer Dalrymple, Jim Stan,
Grant McClinchey, Stan Kochan,
Larry Uyl, Garnet Allan, E. R.
Davis, Jim Smale.
The ladies' auxiliary slate is
composed of: past president,
Mrs. Garnet Allan; president,
Mrs. E. R. Davis; vice
presidents, Mrs. Mildred
Chalmers, Mrs. Beatrice Uyl;
secretary, Mrs. W. H. Bell;
treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback;
Sgt-At-Arms, Mrs. Clarence
Reid; sports officer, Mrs.
Clarence Reid; pianist, Mrs. Ed.
Munn.
Mrs, Howard Smale, Mrs. Wm.
Smale, Mrs, Mary Taylor, Mrs.
John Skea and Mrs. Paul
Neilands comprise the executive.
Mrs. Ken Brazier, Michelle,
Carol and Cathy, Brantford,
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs.
Pat Weir, Timmins, spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Passmore and also visited other
Duncan relatives in the com-
munity.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery
visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jeffery,
Exeter, and Sunday evening Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Coates, Exeter,
visited with Mr, & Mrs. Chas
Jeffery.
John Miner biked to Sarnia
Saturday to visit with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs,
David Milliken. Sunday, they
were guests with Rev. Stewart
and Mrs. Miner and Charles.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson,
Janice, Scott and Steven,
Woodham, Mr, & Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery, Alan and Connie visited
Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs.
William Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs, Pat Weir, Timmins,
Mrs. Gilbert Duncan, Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Richardson, St.
Marys, were guests Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan.
The flowers in the church
Sunday were placed by the
family of the late Gilbert Duncan.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the family.
Sympathy is also extended to
Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert and
family in the passing of Mrs.
Hodgert's father, the late Wilmar
Howatt, Londesboro.
Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs.
William Rohde and Mrs. Jack
Stewart served lunch to the
presidents and vice-presidents of
Huron-Perth Presbytery United
Church Women.
Mr. & Mrs, Earl Dolliver,
Dorchester, who won the $30,000
home in London Monday evening
are a brother-in-law and sister of
Mrs, Donald Kernick.
Rev. Moyer of near Sarnia will
be guest speaker Sunday as Rev.
Stewart Miner will take the
anniversary service there.
The graduation for the Tyro
and Explorer groups will be held
June 6 at Elimville United
Church during the church ser-
vice.
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By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
May 27, 1971 Page 5
35th ANNIVERSARY
Henson
Wornens
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June 9
at .0;45 p,m.
Hensall Legion Hull
Turkey Supper For Members
and. Former Members
$2,25 a plate
If You Plan To Attend Please Contact
Mrs. Clarence Reid
262.2321 before May 29
INSTALL AUXILIARY OFFICERS -- The newly elected slate of officers of the flensall Legion Ladies
Auxiliary was installed Saturday night. Back, left, sports officer Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. W. Smale,
executive; vice-presidents Mrs. Jim Chalmers and Mrs. Larry Uyl and executive Mrs, Mary Taylor. Front,
treasurer Mrs. Grant Bisback, president Mrs. Ernie Davis, past president Mrs. Garnet Allan and secretary
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