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READY TO TO GO — The new slide at the Hensall playground is getting a lot of use since it arrived on Monday
as a donation from the Kinettes. Trying it out are Debbie Lawrence, Dwayne Lawrence, Lisa Volland, Darrel
Lawrence and Kelly Vanstone. T-A photo
Former Deaconess
visits with local families
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Mr. & Mrs. Peter Zychowska of
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan,
visited over the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm,
Mrs. Zychowska was formerly
Miss Hilda Blackwell, a
Deaconess for 25 years for the
Presbyterian Church of Canada.
They were touring through to
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the east coast calling on places
and friends which they had
previously worked with. They
also toured Goderich and visited
with Lily MacArthur, a retired
Children's Work Secretary of the
National Council Board of
Canada of the Presbyterian
Church and Hazel MacDonald,
retired Missionary of Ethiopia,
Formosa and Nairobi, Africa.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Ort of Witchita,
Kansas, visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm on Friday
on their way to Tobermory and
Woodstock.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Coghlin,
Debbie and Paul of Fordwich
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm.
Mrs. Margaret Thorndyke,
Mrs. Lockhart, Mrs. Coombs and
Mrs, Montford of Clinton visited
with Mrs. Rachel Schwalm and
Mrs. Ivey last Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur VanDyke of
Brantford, and Peter Van Driel of
Goderich visited with Mr, & Mrs.
Sim Rocibal.
Lynn Dodds of Seaforth spent
the weekend with her grand-
parents Mr, & Mrs, Sim Roobal
and also visited with her aunt
Mrs. Audrey Christie.
Paul Dodds of Seaforth is
spending this week with his
grandparents Mr. & Mrs.
Sim Roobal.
Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Ivey
visited with their mother Mrs.
Daisy Ivey who accompanied
them to their home in Sarnia for
the day this past Sunday.
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Dales and
Mrs. Margaret Chisholm of
Toronto were weekend guests
with Mr. & Mrs. John Soldan and
families.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken McLean have
returned from a pleasure trip to
the western provinces.
Mrs. Leona Parke and Mrs.
Margaret Ingram returned home
from a pleasant three week
holiday in Western Canada and
Vancouver.
Mrs. Susie Kipfer who recently
underwent surgery in University
Hospital, London,is recuperating
at the home of her son, Mr, &
Mrs. Earl Oesch in Zurich.
Mrs. Ed. Fink, who has been in
University Hospital, London for
the past two months, undergoing
surgery, returned to her home at
RR 2, Ripley.
Michael Hoy, London, son of
Mr. & Mrs, Harry Hoy has ac•
cepted employment on the
teaching staff of the Ausable
Camp, Parkhill, for emotionally
disturbed children.
Dr. & Mrs. Doug McKelvie of
Essex were weekend visitors
with Mr. & Mrs, Jack Drysdale.
Church
News
United Church News
Rev. Donald Beck conducted
service in the Hensall United
Church on Sunday speaking on
"Let's Do Some Research".
Don Travers and daughter Gail
sang a duet, "The Stranger of
Galilee" accompanied by Mrs.
John Turkheim.
Next Sunday will be final
service in the Hensall United
Church, Beginning Aug. 4th to
Sept. 15th service will be held in
Carmel Presbyterian Church.
Anglican Church Notes
The Reverend G. A. Anderson
conducted the service in St.
Paul's Anglican Church Sunday
morning. The theme of the ser-
mon was "Barnabas was a good
man". The orchestra played
"The Old Rugged Cross" and also
accompanied in the singing of the
hymns,
The 35th annual Thomson
reunion was held in the Hensall
park on Sunday afternoon, It was
decided that next years picnic
will be held the third Sunday in
July at Goderich Harbour Park.
Officers for next year are
president, Dorothy Chase; vice-
president, Norm Stanlalte;
seeretary-treasurer, Mary
Parsons; sports committee, Bob
and Glenda Cornish; lunch
committee, Cecil and Joyce
Pepper and Lloyd and Helen
Thompson.
The youngest person present
was Tara Nichole Cornish,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Cornish of Guelph. Winners in the
various races were Elizabeth
Thompson, Tania Cornish, Greg
Chase, Jo-Ann Pepper, Jeff
Chase, Laurie Pepper, Marilyn
Pepper and Brad Chase. A candy
SARAH (STEWART) TURNER
Mrs. Harvey Turner, the
former Sarah Jane Stewart
passed away at her home on
Thursday, July 18 in her 86th
year.
She was the wife of the late
Harvey Turner, mother of
Wilmer and Irene at home and
Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Taylor of
RR 2, Hensall. Also surviving are
two grandchildren, Murray and
Donna Taylor.
The late Mrs. Turner rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in
HenSall till Sunday when funeral
service was held with Rev.
Murdock Morrison officiating.
Interment was in Bayfield
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harvey
Keys, Ralph Turner, Jim
McNaughton, Bill Consitt, Elmer
Turner and Keith Stephenson.
Flower bearers were Robert
Turner, Orval Schilbe, Ray
Pepper, Ron Coleman, Charles
Mustard and Robert Turner of
Auburn.
MARY (RICHARDSON)
TAYLOR
Mary Taylor passed away at
South Huron Hospital Monday
July 22. She was the former Mary
Richardson of Hensall.
She was the wife of the late
Richard Taylor, and mother of
Mrs. Gordon (Jean) Munn, RR 1,
Exeter, Mrs. Lorne (Margaret)
Kay, London, Mrs. Milt
McIntosh, Vancouver, B.C.;
John, Seaforth, Richard, Hen-
salt; and Edwin, RR 2, Kippen .
Two sons predeceased her.
She is also survived by several
scramble was enjoyed by all the
children,
Ladies kick the slipper was won
by Cindy Cornish, Guessing
contents of an unlabled can,
LauriePepper; guessing number
of jelly beans in a jar, Cindy
Cornish; Waddy (Mens game),
Clarence Prestap; water in a
balloon contest, Laurie Pepper
and Brad Chase.
Taylor Reunion
Mr, & Mrs. Ross Corbett were
hosts Sunday for the Taylor
reunion.
Ross and Ince Brown, Mart and
Shelley, Newtonville; Fred and
Bart Preston and daughters of
Sundridge came the farthest.
Jennifer Pollock was the
youngest baby.
Doug and Eunice Taylor had
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren,
Mrs. Taylor was a member of
the Anglican Church and a life
member of the Hensall Legion
Ladies Auxiliary.
Funeral service was held at the
Bonthron Funeral Chapel
Wednesday with Rev. George
Anderson officiating.
Pallbearers were John,Alvin,
Bedford, and Ray Taylor,
Douglas Munn and Grant Walker.
Interment was in McTaggart's
Cemetery.
Bride-elect
honoured
A miscellaneous shower was
held in the Legion Hall in Hensall,
Wednesday evening to honor
Pauline Allan whose marriage to
Ron McBride will take place
August 2.
Eleanor Shiels welcomed
everyone. A game of knne
Landers was enjoyed by all.
Angela Duttman played selec-
tions on her accordion. A mock
wedding with Eleanor Shiels as
Rev. Beck, June Maxwell as the
best man, Marg Vanstone as the
groom, Marlene Ingram as the
bride, Joan Allan as maid-of-
honor and Joyce Pepper as the
brides mother produced quite a
few laughs.
Jean Smale read the presen-
tation address to Pauline and
Karen Shiels, Donna Jean Allan
and Kathy McDonald helped to
present gifts.
the closest anniversary. Most
family members also attended
the wedding reception for Bill
and Joyce Boussey (nee Taylor)
at Bully Gully, Saturday evening.
Crediton trounces
Exeter juveniles
In their only action of the week
in Western Ontario Athletic
Association play, the Crediton
juveniles scored a 9-4 win over
Exeter.
Tonight, Thursday the Crediton
youngsters will be back in action
as they meet Seaforth on the
Dashwood diamond.
A five run outburst in the fifth
inning provided the Crediton club
with their margin of victory.
A double by Peter Wuerth and a
single from the bat of Rick
Bowers powered the Crediton
rally,
In the opening inning Keith
Davey walked and completed the
bases cycle on Larry Clarke's
double. Consecutive singles by
Pat Bedard, Bill Hodge and
Rodger Finkbeiner plated the
second Crediton run in the
second,
Ron Funston and Peter Wuerth
scored in the fourth without the
aid of a hit.
Brian Taylor doubled and
scored the first Exeter run in the
first frame.
Perry Stover counted the final
Exeter marker in the fifth after
drawing a walk.
Rodger Finkbeiner was the
winning pitcher for Crediton
allowing only two scattered hits
while striking out three in the five
inning contest.
Rob Dickey took care of the
Exeter hurling duties. He allowed
six hits and fanned four.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Van Wieren
and family have returned from a
holiday in Holland.
Mr. Dave Moyer, Parry Sound
visited with Robert Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs, Irving Robinson,
Belmont, visited with Mr. & Mrs.
W. L. Mellis and also visited Ted
Robinson, a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bell are
holidaying in Denmark.
Mrs. Steve Pine and daughter
of Sault Ste, Marie are visiting
Mr, &. Mrs. Ed McBride,
Mr. & Mrs.' Dean Gibson,
Lucan were guests of Mr. & Mrs.
W. L. Mellis.
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