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News from Kipper
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mr, & Mrs. Dave Moyer, Parry
Mrs. Stanley Siddeley and Mrs. Sound, and Mr. & Mrs. Robert.
Cliff MeEwen, Moose Jaw, Stokes, London, visited with. Mr,
visited with Mrs. Harry Caldwell Robert Thomson during the past
recently, week.
Thank You.
Having sold our Red & White Store in
Granton, Dick and Roberta Klass take
this opportunity to thank their many
friends and customers for their
patronage during the past three years.
On behalf of Wendy, Ricky and Dana,
we also wish to express our appreciation
to all our friends and acquaintances for
the good times we have shared with
them while living in the Granton com-
munity for the past 11 years. We wish
you all the best.
It is a pleasure to introduce you to the
new owners, Bill and Betty Jacklin, and
ask that you give them the same con-
sideration you have given us in the past.
We know you will find them most con-
genial and ready to look after your
needs.
eeP14elte fteTaaretad,
Mr. & Mrs. B. Barnes of
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia visited
last week with Mr. & Mrs. Ed
Corbett and Wayne and members
of the family.
Rev. W. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday and celebrated
the Lord's Supper. The choir
under the direction of Mrs.
Malcolm Dougall sang "Sweet
Message of Peace."
During the month of July
Hensall United Church
congregation, will worship with
Carmel Presbyterian
congregation in Carmel Church
at 11:15 a.m.
A very enjoyable family
gathering was held on Wed-
nesday evening at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Corbett in honor of
Mr. & Mrs. B. Barnes of Dart-
mouth, Nova Scotia.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Elder of
Kingsville were recent visitors
HENSALL GRADS — Graduates of Hensall Public School were sons, Debbie 'Venner, ,Lisa Hyde, Mary Hovius, Jim Pollock, Terry with Mrs. R. M. Peck.
honoured at,a banquet held at fhe„Pi ne
tended
ridge Chalet near Hensall on Wedge, Shelley Wareing, Brenda Campbell, Vicki Baker, Kim Stewart, Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol at
Thursday evening.- Groduates "were,front row, Lori Lovell, Jackie Deanie McClinchey, Mr. Ron McKay; back row, David Campbell, Brian
-
McClinchey, Melissa Veal, Jackie Mock, Alma Archer, Linda tenting, Randall, Bryan Baker, Jim Baird, Mike Venner, Robbie Pryde,
the Van Driel-Reyeneveld
wedding in Woodstock last
Debbie Tower, Donna Williams, Lori Mousseau, Janice 'Elliott and Jen- O'Brien, Philip McLeod, Bruce Thomson, Ken Aikenhead, Absent: Cindy Friday. They also attended the
ny Elliott; middle row, Mrs. Mary Jacobe, Barbara McCurdy, Kim Par- Bisback. T-A photo Centennial Church service at
The 7th annual Bolton-Ford
Reunion was held on Sunday at
Living, message
for St. Paul's ACW
The regular meeting of St.
Paul's ACW was held Thursday,
June 26, at the home of Mrs:
Windover.
Mrs. Anderson, president,
opened the meeting with a
meditation from the "Living
Message" followed by the litany
and a program.
Rev. Anderson spoke on the
"Alter Guild",
The study book "Don't look at
the Fog" was read by Mrs.
Windover,
It was decided to cancel the
summer meetings for July and
August and meet again in Sep-
tember.
The meeting closed with the
benediction.
the Community Park, Dashwood
with ninety percent attendance,
The Soldan family were
responsible for sports and en-
tertainment,
Greetings and visitations took
up the first part of the afternoon.
At three o'clock the children were
called for sports.
Victoria Soldan supervised the
races. Linesmen were Jim Ross,
Don. Fadey and Bob Hoffman._
Alda Heppler and Jack Murin
were spotters.
Straight race, 14-16 years: 1st
Robert Fadey, 2nd Mark Fadey
and 3rd Becky Ross. 11-13 years:
Debbie Taylor, Mary-Jo Fadey,
Chrissy Clemas. 9-10 years:
Brian Ross, Michelle Dulong and
Peter Dietrich tied Susan Bir-
mingham. 7-8 years: Mary
Birmingham, Laurie Ross. 5-6
years: Gordon Ross, Robbie
Hoffman, Jeffrey Hoffman. 3-4
years: Randy Hoffman, Terry
Hoffman, Sue Anne Soldan,
Michelle Birmingham.
Novelty race: Needle &
Thread, Becky Ross and Mark
Fadey, Jeanette Dietrich and
David Fadey, Joan Dietrich and
Robert Fadey.
Sack race: Michelle Dulong,
Mary-Jo Fadey, Chrissy Clemas.
Book race: Mary Birmingham
and 'Laurie Ross tied.
Potato race: Robbie Hoffman,
Gordon Ross and Kimberley
Hoffman.
Potato race: three to four
years, Randy Hoffman, Terry
Hoffman, Sue Anne Soldan,
Michelle Birmingham.
Adults: Blind Man Find Your
Wife, Bob Hoffman, Gary Bir-
mingham, Bill Hoffman.
Quiz I — "Old sayings" Team
captains Maude Hoffman, Jack
Munn and Norma Munn were tied
for first, Alda Heppler and Doris
Clemas tied for second.
Quiz 2 — Catchy statements:
Team captains Doris Clemas
and Alda Heppler tied for first,
Jack Munn and Maude Hoffman
tied for second.
A catered to supper followed by
a ball game completed the day.
List results
of piano tests
= The following are the results of
E those trying their examinations
on the piano for the Royal Con-
= servatory of Music on June 2:
fi Grade 3, Patrick Duffy; Grade 5,
E. Robin McLelland; Grade 7,
Kathy Neilands, Jill McLelland.
E All are pupils of Miss Greta
Lammie of Hensall.
E Area woman
passes away
Mrs. David Blackwell, the
E former Lillie K. Miller, wife of
David Blackwell, Parr Line, Hay
TWp. died in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter on July 1. She
E was a member of Hensall United
-
Lodge.
Church and Amber Rebekah
Bedsides her husband , she is
survived by a son John and a
daughter Helen. Three brothers
James Miller, Exeter, Edwin
Miller, RR 3 Exeter and Everard
Miller Grand Bend,
Resting at the Bonthron
Funeral Chapel, Hensall where
service will be conducted Friday
July 4 at 2 p.m. by Rev. Don
Beck. Interment in Exeter
.Cemetery.
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Eminuaimanininitinilianioniumianic
Winthrop of which their family
are members.
Mrs. David Blackwell is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Visitors with Mrs. Audrey
Christie last weekend were
Catherine Christie, London. Mrs.
B. Holland, Toronto and Mrs. E.
Richter of Kitchener.
Tom Gittus is a patient in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Visitors with Mrs. Audrey
Christie last weekend were
Catharine Christie, London, Mrs.
D. Holland, Toronto, Mrs. E.
Rickter, Kitchener.
Mr. Tom Gittus is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Laird Mickle spent the
weekend in Waterloo visiting her
two daughters Mrs. Ross Mac-
Millan and Mrs. Brian Collins.
Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bill and
Charles attended the Ridgetown
Centennial on Monday and
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Geo. A.
Mickle and family and Mr. &
Mrs. Charles Rhodes from
Chicago who are vacationing
with their family at Rondeau
Park,
FROM ONE EXTREME — One of the smallest animals' inoculated at the rabies clinic held in Hensall on Fri-
day was Tiny, di little chihuahua belonging to Jackie McClinchey of Hensall. T-A Photo