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Unit II
Unit II of Hensall U.C.W. met
Monday at the church for the
May meeting, Hazel Corbett
chaired the meeting and opened
with a poem. Pat Venner con-
ducted the devotional and opened
with a hymn. Pat carried this
theme with conviction "In a date
with destiny",
She said our destiny is in God's
hands, but the life we live is our
own choice, and suggested that
the best place to start is in our
own home. If we are truly
• Christian other people will be led
by our witness.
Roll call was answered by 10
members with a Bible verse with
the word "praise" in it. Cards of
thanks were read from Ann
Brock, Audrey Christie and Hazel
Corbett.
Helen McLean used a record
for the study. The record was
made by Gertrude Behanna of
heme of
er from
the U.S.A. Mrs. Behanna in a
very humorous manner told of
her life as a wealthy socialite, her
constant quest for satisfaction in
material things, her disen-
chantment and eventual escape
into alcohol and drugs. Because
of her wealth she never landed on
skid row.
Still she had reached the end
when she met two Christian
people who showed love and
concern. At this point in her life,
she came to believe in God and
received the joy and peace she
had been searching for. She now
spends her time talking to large
groups, especially A.A,
Fran Mickle conducted the
business, when plans were made
for a luncheon for 40 young people
June 16. Kay Mock announced
that after all accounts and ex-
penses were paid the barbecue
beef dinner proved to be a real
success.
Unit IV U.C.W.
Unit IV Hensall U.C.W. met
Thursday with Mrs. R. Errat in
charge. Mrs. C. Britton took as
the theme for the devotional
PeitJaptal4
Mr, & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael, Clinton were
recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs,
James Sangster and Bradley.
Mrs, Ernest Pym is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Harry Horton received
word Saturday that her brother
John W. Page, England had
passed away. He was a veteran of
the First World War and a P.O.W.
Funeral services were held in
England.
Mr. & Mrs. Colin Katon, Surrey
England, niece and nephew of
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Horton visited
with them a couple of days last
week. While here they also
visited with other friends.
David Leader is a patient in
Dufferin area Hospital,
Orangeville.
Mrs. •Laird Mickle and Bill
attended convocation Friday at
the University of Western
Ontario when the former's son
Dr. Robert Mickle received his
Ph. D. in Physics. Later the rest
of the family were present for a
smorgasbord dinner at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Mickle. Those
present were Mr, & Mrs. Wm.
Mickle, Judith and John; Mr. &
Mrs. Ross MacMillan, David,
Tommy and Ann, Waterloo;
Charles Mickle, Hamilton; Mr. &
Mrs. Brian Collins, Kitchener;
and Mrs. Florence Joynt, Hen-
sall.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener and Charles Mickle,
Hamilton spent the weekend with
their mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle.
"Hands- God's hands and ours"
and led in prayer. Hymns were
sung with Mrs. T. Sherritt ac-
companying. Mrs, C. Britton and
Mrs. E, Luther contributed a
duet.
Mrs. Luther invited the ladies
to a picnic at Exeter Park June
15, Mrs. R.M. Peck took the study
of India byreading ale tter from
Mrs: Malcolm Davidson,
Brucefield who is presently living
in India, and who spent a month's
holiday touring India.
Acclaim slate
of officers
Noble Grand Mrs. Irene Black-
well presided at the meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Wed-
nesday assisted by the Vice
Grand Mrs. Aldeen Volland.
Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the
financial report and Mrs. Volland
reported for the visiting com-
mittee. A "thank you" was
received from Mrs. Cokley for
the donation to the fund to pur-
chase a bus for Huronview.
Mrs, Leona Parke was ap-
pointed to attend the Rebekah
Assembly in Toronto June 18 with
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, who is
the representative from Amber
Lodge.
The following list of officers
were elected by acclamation:
Noble Grand, Mrs. Aldeen
Volland; Vice Grand, Mrs.
Margaret Consitt; recording
secretary, Mrs. Leona Parke;
financial secretary, Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor; treasurer, Mrs.
Dorothy Corbett.
Mrs. Rose Broderick and Mrs.
Irene Blackwell volhnteered to
visit the Queensway Nursing
Home in June.
The date of July 15th was
suggested for the annual picnic
with the subordinate lodge,
Mrs. Myrtle Orr was appointed
a Trustee for the Lodge.
Tour Labatts,
sample wares
A busload of employees,
husbands or wives from W.G.
Thompson and Sons Mill went to
London Monday to tour Labatts
Brewing Company Limited.
Guides took everyone on a very
interesting tour of the plant
starting with the raw product and
ending with the filling of the
bottles and cans ready for
shipping. A very interesting film
on Wildlife was shown. Everyone
was invited to sample the many
different kinds of beer available.
'destiny',
India
The rewarding art
of Self-Defence. Al
Too many men and women
get hurt,at work, just because
they don't look after themselves.
The secret is to work
defensively.
Here's one way to improve
your self-defence—talk safety.
Accidents are less likely to
happen when everyone is alert.
The sure
way to
safety is
Self-Defence.
YOUTHFUL BUYERS - The annual penny sale of the Hensall Legion Auxiliary was a huge success with the
winners being named Friday night. Above, Mrs. Larry Ducharme and Patrick and Dale are purchasing tickets
from Iva Reid, Vera Smale and Evelyn Randall. T-A photo
Conduct races, games
Riley family hold reunion
Repairs To
All Makes
• Lawn Mowers
• Garden Tractors
Outboard Motors
• Chain Saws
• Chain Saw Bars
and Chains
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Mon. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tues, Wed., Thurs. & Fri,
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m,
Jack's
Small Engine
Repair Service
HENSALL 262-2103
107 Queen - One Block
North of Business Section,
at 11 a,m. Guest speaker will he
Rev. Dennis Clarke, Atwood, Ont.
Swimming
Lessons
Registration
Sat., June 23
9:00 a.m. -- 1:00 p.m.
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$5.00 per child
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Christies
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Beans with Pork
Stokley's
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ORANGE JUICE
Ala ROLLS p.„,c.,
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FRENCH FRIES 21b, bags, 4 lbs. for 894
Loin
Pork Chops
Lucas Arthur
Wieners
Bologna
Home rendered
Lard
Sliced
Beef Liver
Our Own
Headcheese
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NEW POTATOES
Canada No, 1 Large Hot House
TOMATOES
California No. 1 Sunkist
ORANGES
Fresh
Spare Ribs 1b. 890
Feehicken Legs .690
Skim Milk Mix, 59‘
12 oz,
160z, 5/794
6 oz. 2/59(
16az. 57(
Bath Size, Deal Pack 75(
19oz. 3/7%
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48 oz. 2/85‘
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lb.
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lb, 650
lb, 450
190
lb. 690
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lb. 39$
doz. 59$
The 26th Riley reunion was held
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Riley, RR 2, Staffa,
with 100 in attendance.
The sports were conducted
under the direction of Leslie and
Susan Riley and Gwen and Ernie
Harburn. Results are as follows:
races, girls 4-6, Susan Harburn;
boys 4-6, Jeff Clark; girls 7-9,
Connie Riley; boys 7-9, Angus
Fraser; girls 10-12, Jill Harburn;
boys 10-12, Murray Harburn;
girls 13-16, Ruth Harburn; boys
13-16, Hugh Harburn; young and
married mens washday relay,
Allan Riley's team; young and
married women's sewing 44 yard
relay, Betty Farr.
Coverall and girdle relay race,
Ken Clark's team; youngest
baby, Jason Clark, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Ken Clark, Hensall; oldest
lady, Mrs. Lily Harburn, Mit-
chell; oldest man, George Mann,
Clinton; longest married couple,
Mr. and Mrs. William Farr,
Stratford; lucky plate, Bob Van
Valkengoed, Cromarty; dart
game under 9 years, Gordon
Riley, Dorchester; over 9 years,
David Fraser, Stratford; pin the
tail on the donkey - Gordon Riley.
Officers are: president, Ken
Clark; vice-president, Ivan Boa;
secretary, Susan Riley;
treasurer, Elizabeth Harburn;
sports committee, John and
Betty Ann Prouty, Alonzo and
Betty Harburn.
United church
The congregation of Hensall
United Church took part in the
Holy Communion service held at
the Sunday morning service. The
choir sang an anthem with Gail
Travers taking the solo. Rev. Don
Beck preached on the sermon
topic "Promises before reality".
Wendy Dixon, Beth Munn,
Joanne Rowcliffe, Jackie Sim-
mons and Mrs. Mary Whitehouse
were candidates for confirmation
and Mrs. Lyn McNaughton and
Mrs. Margaret Kinghorn were
welcomed into the membership
from other churches,
At the Chiselhurst United
Church service Marilyn Brint-
nell, Dianne Sararas, Donald
Sararas, and Donald Stoneman
were candidates for con-
firmation.
Carmel Church
Rev. Clifford Britton was guest
minister at Carmel Presbyterian
church Sunday, when Rev.
Wilfred Jarvis was attending the
synod in Toronto. The choir sang
an anthem under the direction of
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, organist.
Flowers were placed in the
church by the families, in
memory of the late Archie
Hoggarth and the late Rex Dick.
There will be no service June 24
as anniversary service will be in
Cromarty Presbyterian Church
Times-Advocate, June 14, 1973
Pose 5
Confirm members,
hear guest minister
Several area people
to fiddle in Hensall
and Albert Romphf who is 80
years of age.
The novelty winners of the past
two years Bill Smith of Dunnville
and Don Reid are expected to be
back.
The show with seven divisions
for fiddlers and three for step
dancers will begin with
preliminaries Friday night. The
finals will get underway Satur-
day night at 7 o'clock at the
Hensall arena.
The winner of a $25 prize in a
fiddlers contest draw sponsored
by the Kinsmen club was won by
Jim Pollock of Hensall.
Winning a ticket to the show
were Marion Horner, RR 3,
Parkhill; Sherrie Stade, RR 3,
Dashwood; Elizabeth Warder,
RR 1, Thedford; Pearl Love,
Hensall; Bertha McGregor,
Hensall; Mrs. Norman Fischer,
RR 1, Dashwood; Sandra Wadel
and Bernice Willert, both of
Hensall.
WINS FIDDLE CONTEST PRIZE — The big prize in an Ontario Fiddlers
contest draw sponsored by the Hensall club was won byJim Pollock.
Above Jim receives a cheque for $25 from contest chairman Wayne
Reid. The fiddlers contest goes at the Hensall arena Friday and Satur-
day nights of this week. T-A photo
1st
2nd
3rd
— Tuesday, July 3 to
Friday, July 20
— Monday, July 23
to Friday, August
10
— Monday, August
13 to Friday
August 31
All roads will lead to Hensall
this weekend as the Hensall
Kinsmen club presents its third
annual Ontario Old Time Fid-
dlers contest.
Contest chairman Wayne Reid
had received more than 40 entries
by Tuesday morning and expects
participation in .Friday and
Saturday's contest will reach an
all-time high.
Last year's open winner, Chuck
Joyce, now a resident of London
has already filed his entry and
1971 champion Gord Elson is
expected to be in attendance.
Several area fiddling en-
thusiasts have also placed their
entries. They are Gerry Smith of
Exeter who will be competing in
the open and novelty classes,
Audrey Bearss of Kirkton, Nelson
Howe of Staffa and Linda Godkin
of Walton.
In the seniors division two
Parkhill area men have entered.
They are 71 year-old Ernie Adair
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