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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Heddene Phone 26272002
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor Phone 2622025
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his views on loans? HENSALL, YOUNGSTERS SWIM — Boys and girls from Hensall take part in swimming lessons at the
Exeter pool each afternoon at one o'clock. Above, Exeter's swimming supervisor Donna Doidge talks to
Hensall youngsters Cheryl Fuss, Lisa Hamather, Sandra Dixon, Timothy Hamather, Brian Beer and Wayne
Hamather. T-A photo
At the Bank of Montreal, we
consider every loan application on
its individual merits, We want you
to get your money's worth,
Dick Hinter:
"Last year, I met a businessman
on a local golf course and he asked
m e about a loan for a car, But, when
he came to see me, he'd changed his
mind. He wanted a boat instead. So
I arranged a combined loan and sav-
ings plan for him. Now he owns both
a new car and a sailboat. The money
was within his grasp — he just didn't
know how to organize it."
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Donald Couper, a Grade X
student of South Huron District
High school joined 30 students
from Oxford County, who are
interested in marine science, to
travel by bus to St. Andrews-by-
the-Sea, New Brunswick, for
about three weeks.
While there the students will be
introduced to the marine sciences
and related areas such as geology
and fisheries. Brief lectures will
precede extensive laboratory and
field work.
Dr. J. G. Oughton, director of
Sunbury Shores Art and Nature
Centre is the director of the
course.
The busload of young people
left Woodstock, July 5, travelling
Rec program underway
first time most of the students
had seen an ocean.
David, who was able to join this
course, sponsored by the Oxford
County Board of Education,
because of a vacancy is the son of
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Couper,
Hensall.
The three weeks of planned
recreation for the children of
through Ontario and Quebec and
stopping at such points of interest
as Upper Canada Village, The
Robert L. Saunders Generating
Station and the city of Montreal,
After three days of travel they
arrived at St. Andrews which is
on the Atlantic Ocean. It was the
Sharon Jesney, Stewart McQueen
and Joan Elliott,
Officers for 1971 picnic are
Glen Bell, president; Mrs. Glen
Bell, secretary; sports, Don
McArthur and family.
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Guaranteed
Investment
Certificates
Hensall began Monday under the
direction of Mrs. Archie Couper.
Cathy Cook and Sheila Sangster
who attended a Playground
Leaders' Course in Owen Sound,
are the two leaders, and are
assisted by volunteers, Bonnie
Sangster, Joan Goddard, Jane
Heal, Joan Allan, Christine
Vanstone, Kevin Bisback and
Tony Kyle. Between sixty and
seventy children registered the
first day.
Cathy and Joan are introducing
drama and puppetry to the
playground this year and their
plays will be made up by the
children and acted in thepark.
Sheila is organizing handcrafts
for the small children and Bonnie
and Chris will teach a group
macrame. Mrs. Couper is
working with a group weaving
belts on backstrap looms.
Those boys interested in sports
have Tony and Kevin to organize
ball games. The recreation
period will end with roller skating
in the arena and a singsong with
Cathy at the guitar.
Wednesday puppetry will be
the chief activity and Friday a
scavenger hunt will take place.
For the week following the boys
will make bird feeders and the
special event will be a bicycle
rodeo.
The last week of recreation will
be spent practicing plays and
puppet plays and finishing
handcrafts and Wednesday the
special event will be a family
picnic. Parents of all children
will he invited to come and bring
their picnic and share in the
activities that are taking place.
now!
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JMARRIED RECENTLY — Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones were married
recently in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. They are residing at
RR 2, Hensall. Prior to the wedding Mrs. Jones was honored at several
events, one of them being a shower at Brucefield United Church when
Mrs. Marjorie Love and Mrs. Marlene Zwaan were hostesses.
Personals
Members of the family of the
late John Elder were reunited for
the weekend, for the gathering of
the clan when they visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger and
Mrs. R. M, Peck. A highlight was
Sunday dinner at Bayview Inn.
Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Orr, Hensall
attended the Falconer-McInnis
reunion, Sunday held at Gorrie
Park.
Master Warrant Officer
Donald Orr and Mrs. Orr have
returned to their home at Ottawa
after spending two weeks of
vacation at the home of the
former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. R.
A. Orr.
Mrs. Bertha Jinks, who has
been in the Blue Water Rest
Home for a week is in Hensall
making her home with Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm,
Janice Armstrong, London,
visited with Marjorie Schwalm
over the weekend.
Mrs. Grace McEwen is visiting
with friends in Blyth for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Jack Chipchase and baby
Jeffrey, Roanoke, Virginia, are
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Keys, Hensall and Mr. & Mrs.
Ernest Chipchase, RR 1 Dash-
wood.
Mrs. Sim Roobol underwent
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London last week.
Mrs. William Kyle is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle spent
Sunday with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
MacMillan at Southcott Pines
where the family is on vacation
for three weeks. VG
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MANAGER
Rebekahs hold
inaugural meet
The Inaugural meeting of
Huron District 23 was held in
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Wed-
nesday evening with District
Depnty President, Mrs. Ruby
Bell presiding.
Members of Rebekah Lodges
from Clinton, Goderich, Seaforth,
Brussels, Exeter and Hensall
were represented.
Mrs. Gladys Skinner P.D.D,
secretary-treasurer gave the
report, Mrs. Lois McFalls,
P.D.D.P. was presented with her
jewel by Mrs. Ruby Bell, D.D.P.
Mrs. McFalls gave a report of her
activities. Mrs. Maggie Campbell
was appointed District secretary-
treasurer ,
Installation dates for October
were announced as follows:
Huron Lodge, Clinton, October 4;
Amber Lodge, Hensall, October
6; Brussels Morning Star Lodge,
October 12; Goderich Rebekah
Lodge, October 19i Pride of
Huron, Exeter, October 20 and
Edelweiss Lodge, Seaforth,
November 8.
Mrs. Margaret Bowra, Past
D.D.P. of Goderich
congratulated the new District
Deputy President, Mrs. Bell, and
thanked Mrs. McFalls, Past
D.D.P. for her year of office.
Mrs. Hodgins, P.N.G. of Victoria
Lodge, London expressed
greetings.
FALCONER-McINNIS
The Falconer-McInnis reunion
was held at Gorrie Park, Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McInnis
of Gorrie as host and hostess.'
The 1971 president was John
McInnis of Wingham; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Kathleen For-
ster , Wingham; sports con-
veners, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Wall, Teeswater; lunch con-
vener, Mrs. Wm. McInnis,
Teeswater.
Games and sports were en-
joyed by young and old. A picnic
lunch was held.
The nominations for 1972
executive was president, Mr.
Calvert Falconer, Blyth; first
vice-president, George Fisher,
Wingham; secretary-treasurer,
Miss Joan Tiffin, Whitechurch;
sports conveners, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Tiffin, Whitechurch; lunch
convener, Mrs. Ernie Falconer,
Bluevale.
Members of the clan attended
from Adrian, Mich., Toronto,
Woodstock, Mildmay, London,
Kincardine, Goderich , Lucknow,
Hensall, Blyth, Bluevale,
Kinloss; Wingham and
Teeswater.
McARTHUR REUNION
The McArthur family reunion
was held Sunday at Riverview
Park, Exeter with 46 attending.
Sports were conducted by Mrs.
Harry Snell, Hensel], and Danny
Laing, Exeter.
Children's race winners were:
Peter, Douglas, Janet Hall,
Toronto, Robbie Elliott, St.
Thomas; Scott and Starr Jesney,
Exeter, Tracey and Cindy
Mason, Sault Ste. Marie, Tommy,
Teresa and Trevor North, Fingal.
Adult prize winners were:
Evert Van Sligtenhorst, Marg
Rigby, Dave Hall, Blink Rumble,
Christie's
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