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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-06-24, Page 5rises-Advocate, ,Ovne 34. 1971 the step daneing. ceremonies and Hensall iOnAllitn Johnny Brent, formerly of president John Bailer officighY CKNX Wirigham was master of opened the contest Friday night. No waiting for it concrete to 1 cure. Over 100 sizes in .stoct, Lodge concludes for two months Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, N.G. presided for the final meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge prior to holidays. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Vice Grand reported for the visiting committee and gave a report of same. The Inaugural meeting will be held in Amber Lodge July 7 at 8 p.m, when all. Past Grands are to attend, Nominations closed with the following list of officers selected; Noble Grand, Mrs, Olga Chip- chase; Wee Grand, Mrs. Dorothy Beaton; recording secretary, Mrs. Leona Parke; financial secretary, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor; treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett. The subordinate lodge suggested a picnic of the I.O.O.F. and. Rebekah lodges to be held at Hensall Park July 11. Mrs. Maggie Campbell, representative to the 81st Rebekah Assembly in Toronto and Mrs. Grace Thompson, scholar attending, gave reports on the sessions held there and thanked the lodge for the privilege of attending. ATTIC BASEMENT SALE 107 Mill St., Hensall Friday, June 25 7 — 9 p.m. useful throwaways & antiques many name your own deal items Proceeds to the Huron Girl Guide Camp Got Our Prices Before You Buy . . . YOU'LL LIKE OUR LOW PRICES ON Special services at United Church The Hensall and Chiselhurst congregations are holding a special service to honour Rev. Harold Currie and his family at Hensall United Church, June 27 The Rev. Clifford Waite, a close friend of Rev. Currie will be guest minister. The Induction of Rev. Donald Beck as pastor of the Hensall, 'Chiselhurst charge will be held in the United Church, June 29 at 8 p.m. The Rev. Bruce Guy of Dash- wood will be in charge of the service and the Rev. Robert Rayrnont of Goderich will give the message. A social hour will follow the service in the Fellowship Hall. ANNIVERSARY Many persons attended an- niversary services in Hensall United Church, Sunday to welcome back to this area Rev. Harold Snell, B,A., B.D. of Riverside United Church, Lon- don, who delivered the sermons. In the morning he chose to speak on "The Church To-Day - Alive, Active, Aware." For his evening discourse he spoke on "At Every Corner." The Senior and juniqr choirs provided special music for the morning service, while the Huronia Choir were present for the evening. Mrs. J. Turkheim presided at the organ and Rev. Currie was in charge of the service. Rileys meet for reunion The 24th Riley reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Riley, June 13. Winners of prizes were Bret Stinson and Allison Farr, for youngest children. Races: Bonnie Jepson, Susan Harburn, Pat Riley, Tena Farr, Kevin Kellington, Michelle Riley„ Earl Dietrich , Ruth Harburn , Bobby Harburn, Gail Harburn, Wade Riley, Allen Riley, Linda Farr, Ed Deem, Susan Riley, Leslie Riley, Cheryl Riley, Ladies' kick the slipper, Wendy Riley, men's kick the slipper, Irian Boa; orange relay, Donald Fraser's team. Oldest lady, Mrs. Lilly Har- burn; blindfolded husband finding his wife, Lloyd Riley and Gerty Kellington. A ball game for the older persons and a peanut scramble for smaller ones were held, Lunch was served on the lawn with 76 present. The 25th reunion will be held at Ross Rileys, 2nd Sunday in June 1972, Officers elected were president, Ernie Harburn; 1st vice president, Don Fraser; secretary, Gwen Harburn; treasurer, Mrs. Ted Harburn; sp- orts committee, Irian and Bar- bara Boa, Eleanor and George Shiels. Lunch committee, Ernie and Gwen Harburn, Tom and Judy Jepson. 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Leadership for the 4-H club, Dairy Fare, was discussed and it was decided not to enter an exhibit at Exeter and Zurich fairs. Mrs. Drummond conducted a contest. The President Mrs. R. Bell had charge of the business, and Mrs. Grant MacLean the .program. Mrs. Kinsman gave courtesy remarks. Lunch was served by Mrs. Alex McGregor and her committee. Ready Mix CONCRETE *.k plant 235;0833* Residence 228.6961 C.A. McDOWELL Plan swimming and recreation Hensall swimming at Exeter pool starts July 5 for nine weeks from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. Information can be received and registration made at Jane Smith's, 94 King Street, June 28 to July 1 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. A recreation program for Hensall children starts July 12 every other day from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. until July 30. A meeting of the parents will be held at the arena June 30 at 8 p.m. to discuss recreation activities. Help is needed. Contact Mrs. A. Couper, phone 262-2938. 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Call Bill Pinder at DEEP STEAM EXTRACTION of Huron County So,forth, Ontario PRONIE 5274851 Conteoonts from far and floor Fiddle contest huge success and district news The first lienSall Kinsmen sponsored Ontario Fiddle contest was a huge success more than 60 entries performing in the two- night show. The crowds for the two divisions of the fiddle contest and a dance that followed the Saturday night performance was estimated at 1,600. Contest chairman. Wayne Reid said the event would become an annual affair, "We did well enough to be back again next year with a bigger and better show. The contest drew contestants from all parts of Ontario and one carload of spectators came from Pennsylvania. Overnight cam- ping facilities were available for visitors. The grand championship and the Ward Allen Memorial trophy went to Gord Elson of Ingersoll, Runner-up was Eleanor Moorehead, Fergus and Jerry St. Marie of London was third. The trophy was presented by Jim Allen, In the "B" division for ladies, the Walt McNichol Memorial trophy went to 'Linda Godkin of Galt with Ruby Little of Parkhill Placing second. The "C" class title and the Hotel Hensall trophy went to John Givens, Burford with Bill Smith of Dunnville second. This class was for contestants under the age of 20. The 55 years and over class was won by 63-year-old Alfred Renaud of Windsor who took the Hyde Brothers trophy. Robert Rennie, Shakespeare at 72 and Claude Hunter of Windsor, 71 were next in line. The novelty class was won by 14-year-old Bill Smith of Dunn- CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Heddenr Phone 262-2002 Mrs, 1Bertha MacGregor, Phone 242-2025 The under 25 years step dan- cing was won by Nancy Nickles of Granton with Lyle Kernohan, Komoka and Bill Henderson of Dublin in the runner-up spots, The judges for the fiddle contest were Fred Harburn, Staffa and Mrs, Doris Westman, St. Marys, Mrs. Murray Baker of Hensall assisted with judging of ville who fiddled in many awk- ward positions including standing on his head. .John Givens was Second and Gerry Smith of Exeter was third with his various sound impersonations, Bob Hatter at the age of 79 won the step dancing championship for contestants over the age of 26. Close behind was 78-year-old Henry Adkins of Zurich, THE EASY WAY TO BUY BETTER CONCRETE STEPS Frank Kling Enhance the beauty and value of your home with precast steel Ltd reinforced concrete Unit Steps. . Our installation crews work quickly and cleanly, Phone 527.1320 — Seaforth LOCAL CONTESTANTS — Placing fiddler contest novelty section was guitarist, Gord Smith. third in the Hensall Kinsmen Gerry Smith of Exeter with T-A photo Home economist speaks on fibres at Institute Travellers enjoy trip, Canada remains best The Home Economics meeting of Kippen East Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Roger Hoornaert with Mrs. J. Chalmers co-hostess. Catherine Hunt, Home Economist for Huron -County discussed material, synthetic and man made fibres, giving the origin, uses, and care. She was introduced by Mrs. Grant MacLean, and thanked by Mrs, A. Hoggarth. The roll call was answered by a sewing tip, and the motto, "A stich in time saves nine," was given by Mrs. Al Hoggarth. Mrs. Grant MacLean gave a reading, "The Great Hair Switch," and Mrs. Bell's reading was "Other Fads," Roobol in the hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Don Rigby, Stewart and Jane Knights, Blenheim, spent the weekend with Stewart McQueen and Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell. Larry Jones, Moncton N.B. spent the past two weeks with Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster and Brad. = M,,X •,,, 11,14.,,,,Ip.„4,,it..j.i.....:1?,,,i,,t,,„,i,,,niffloyfor.,,vv..n...i.1.,..s5.....11.,,,000.,..,,,,,,..1,,,,z..i..,.,..,„.„?...,....mT.1,,,,:orisTnot ...,!ir,,.vo„„4nra,,m„„,.„,„„„,„„,4i0 ;:::: ..s..-• = . 1 '''''1'.1ma"""'"unligessamir -±.- lominsiiimmillimilmilmiiiiiiiimininliniiiiiiminimmilimiiiiiminiumilowiliiimilliiiimiluillimpliimilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimintliiiimmillitiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiinuillummiiiiiiiimitinimillumnitiumilitillimiiiiiimmilmumintimoimil F. 4 z.oiaggggsgrgoalsisgaskdgsoaagasaifingp:emi::g.ri:idmsongrdkMmmmglile::::::::::::::. . . = P.. = PICNIC 9uR GAIN F.. = 1-- a = F:-_-"" flAVE A :-,- ... s.-..-- DaresOKIES 2/89 r.-= E--., :-.-., a . Sausage lb. Et 13 oz. bags .E. = Wondersoft TOILET TISSUE Liquid cERTO Vim Instant POWDERED MILK • KELVINATOR *SIMPLICITY Washers and Dryers Stoves and Refrigerators Mr, & Mrs. Harry Hoy and Mrs. Ed. Fink have returned from a month's tour of England, Scotland, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Luxenburg, and France. They report having had a wonderful time and having met many interesting and kind people wherever they went. Canada still remains their favorite country, however. Mrs, T, J. Sherritt, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Mrs. Robert Elgie, Mrs. Walker Carlile and Mrs. Nellie Riley, members of the Hensall Women's Institute where at Huronview Monday afternoon assisting with Open House there. Stephen Ward, Hamilton, was a recent guest with Mr, & Mrs. Harry Horton. Mr. Ward was a school chum of. Mr. Horton's in England. Mrs. Sim Roobol is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Miss Mattie Ellis is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle returned last week from a pleasant two week's visit in Hamilton and while there visited their daughter Ann in Toronto, and Mrs. Clifford Cox, the former Mary Stewart who taught several years ago in the Continuation School in Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Don Dodds, Seaforth, Sim Roobol, M. Van Dyk, Hensall, attended the funeral of Mrs. A. Gelderland, Ridgetown, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mickle, Pamela, Judith and John, and Mrs. Florence Joynt visited recently with the former's brother Charles in Hamilton, Mr, & Mrs. A. T. Van Dyke, Mrs. A, Poole, of Three Rivers, Quebec, visited with Sim Roobol and also with Mrs. Roobol in the hospital and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. A. Gelderland. Mr. A, Gelderland, Ridgetown also visited with his sister, Mrs. 4 roll pak 534 6 oz. 394 S 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 Rindless Side Bacon Schneiders 1 lb. pkg. 490 550 490 590 450 890 6 oz. pkg. 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