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BENDIX EMPLOYEES HONOURED — Ken Hodgins of Centroild'' A° received 10 year watches recently, plant manager' Andy ,manse
retired Friday after 10 years of se r vice with Bendix Home Systems and Ken Hodgins. Missing was Bob Manson who has also spent 10
Limited recreational vehicles plant in Hensall. Shown above are, plant years at Fte.ndix. T-A photo
superintendent Murray Hounsell, Wayne Glanville and Dick Denomme
Clerk leaves, other arrives
We say "Good-bye" to Mr &
Mr$. Earle Shapter with regrets
as they leave us to return to.
Huntsville to live,
We welcome Mr. & Mrs, Bob
Heil from Welland, who have
taken up residence on Richmond
Street.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Goodman,
Detroit, Mrs, Blanche Chapman,
London, and Mrs. Leslie Adams,
Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Corbett.
Mrs. Ross MacMillan and
daughter Ann visited Thursday
with her mother Mrs. Laird
Mickle, Mrs. MacMillan and
family, from Waterloo have been
holidaying for the past six weeks
at Southcott Pines near Grand
Bend,
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener, and baby Sarah spent
Friday and Saturday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Mrs, Laird Mickle, Mrs.
Florence' Joynt and Charles
Mickle, Hamilton were guests on
Sunday and Monday with Dr. &
Mrs, Robert Mickle London.
Don Dodds, Sim Roobol and
Cornelius Roobol attended the
registered cattle sale in Kit-
chener stock market on Satur-
day.
Mrs, Sim Roobol was admitted
to South Huron Hospital last
Saturday in the interests of her
health.
Mr. Cornelius Roobol left on
Tuesday for his native Holland
after a six weeks stay with Mr. &
Mrs. Sim Roobol. He enjoyd his
stay in Canada very much and
visited many points of interest.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Barrett, New
Jersey, visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Harvey Hyde and other relatives
in the area,
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs,
Gordon Schwalm last week were
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McCully of
Kincardine, Mr, & Mrs. Casey
Hudson and family, Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Robb, Lucan, Mr, & Mrs,
Ray Dyke and daughter Katrina,
Goderich, Mr. & Mrs. Art
Coombs, Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. 0.
Baird, Toronto, Mrs, Phyllis
Mountford, Clinton, Mr. .& Mrs.
Michael Welch, London and Rev,
& Mrs. Stephenson of Kakabeka
Falls.
Mrs, Elizabeth Volland and Mr.
& Mrs. Louis Taylor of Varna
spent a week's holiday at Kin-
cardine.
Mrs. Eldon Johnston • and
daughter Leota visited with Mrs.
Volland on Sunday,
Mrs, Terry Ivey and her grand-
daughter Gail Ivey of Montreal
and Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Ivey of
Sarnia visited Mrs. Daisy Ivey.
Andrew Mason Huron Park
spent a week with his grand-
parents Mr. & Mrs, John Skea.
Mrs, Eddison Forrest is a
patient in University Hospital.
Amber Rebekah Lodge will
resume their fall meetings on
Wednesday September 3rd at
8:15, The meeting will be
followed by a "Pot luck" lunch.
Mr. Sam Rollins of London was
a recent visitor with Mr. & Mrs.
Joe Flynn,
Const, Gerry Chapman, Mrs.
Chapman, Lisa and Leeanne of
Port Lambton, Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke of
Oakville and Mrs. E. Ellis of
Clinton, visited last week With
Mr, .& Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
Mrs, Lillian Meidinger of
Shipka was a recent visitor with
her sister, Mrs. .Tom Gittus,
The Ladies Legion .Auxiliary
will resume their fall meetings on
Tuesday September 2nd.
"Welcome" to the Robertson's
of London who are opening a
"Wooleraft.and Lingerie Shop" on
King Street on September 2nd,
Mr. & Mrs. Garry Beaver and
family of Brantford will open the
store formerly known a$
"Taylor's Ready to Wear" in the
near future,
Church. News
The United Church service was
conducted with the Rev, Don
Beck in charge, taking as his
topic "To have something to
give".
Mrs. John Turkheim was at the
organ and Mr. Harry Morton,
soloist sang, "Drifting" and "He
lifted me",
Garden club
The "Hensall Sweet Peas" our
4-H summer gardening club,
attended Summary Day at
Seaforth on Friday, with 10 girls
achieving the Club,
Cheryl Fuss obtained County
Honors for achieving six clubs,
Other successful members were
Brenda and Marilyn Pepper,
Donna Jean Allen, Kim Stewart,
Dorothy Van Esbroeck, Janet
Bilcke, Denise Bedard, Debbie
Reid, Sandra Nixon.
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mrs. Steve Pine and daughter,
Sault Ste. Marie have returned
home after a pleasant holiday
with Mr. & Mrs, Ed McBride,
Ladies of the St. Andrew's
Church held a successful pie sale
at the Zurich Bean Festival.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Coleman and
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Munroe and Ian
had a pleasant holiday in
Muskoka.
Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Mellis, Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Burke, Wroxeter, Mrs.
M. Barnard, Hensall, spent the
past week in Northern Ontario.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Anderson,
Livonia Mich. visited Mrs.
Anderson's uncle, W.L. Mellis
and Mrs. Mellis.
Kipper, East Women's Institute
were pleased with their first
venture into pie selling at the
Zurich Bean Festival.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Alderdice,
Pam, Montreal, visited relatives
and friends in the area.
It's fun to learn to swim the
Red Cross Water Safety way.
When you swim, swim with a
buddy, never alone.
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MARGARINE
visited with Louise Mitchell.
Miss Ruby Miners had as
guests Mr, and Mrs. Bencisk.
Mrs, Bencisk is a niece of Miss
Miners.
Mr. and Mrs. Trarnbly also
visited with Miss Miners.
Fred Taylor of Clinton visited
with his mother, Mrs. A. Taylor.
Greta and Amy Lammie of
Hensall and Katherine Sills of
London visited with Vera
Lammie. Katherine is staying
with Greta and Amy Laramie.
Other guests included Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Ferguson and Myrtle
Sherritt,
Steve Sims visited with Mr.
Heywood.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan,
Louise, Margaret and Pamela
visited with Dan Mathews.
Dorothy Brintnell visited with
Isobel Brintnell.
New resident at Queenswa
Hensa
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Hilda Payne, Phone 262,5010
Mr*. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262,2025
Residents of Queensway
Nursing Home in Hensall
welcomed Danny Mathews,
formerly of Dublin to the home
this week.
Birthday greetings were ex-
pressed to Clarence Heywood
who marked his birthday on
August 27.
Visitors to the home were Mrs,
Hera with her mother Mrs.
Squire and Clara MacDonald and
Steve Sararas with Mrs, Sararas.
Florence Hodgins of Centralia
Three new residents
move to Huronview
twenty celebrants were
presented with gifts by the in-
stitute following the variety
program.
The president Mrs. Carol
Penhale was emcee for the af-
ternoon and introduced the
following numbers: Scottish
dancing by Heather and Elise
Lindsay; accordion solos by
Kathy Potter; Molly Cox led a
sing-a-long, sang two solos and
accompanied Mrs. Drivers with
violin selections; Karen Bolger
and Laurie Alexanders provided
their own guitar accompaniment
for vocal solos.
Mrs. Hamilton celebrated her
101st birthday this month and had
the honour of being the eldest
celebrant. Mrs. McGratton who
was celebrating her ninety-fifth
birthday thanked the ladies on
behalf of the residents and bir-
thday cake and tea was served to
150 residents and guests.
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Three new residents were
welcomed to the home at Monday
afternoons activities. Mr. & Mrs.
William Westlake and Mr.
Pascoe. Marie Flynn and Nor-
man Speir provided the old time
music with two step-dance
numbers and vocal solos by
Debbie Flynn.
Fifty residents of the home
along with their drivers took in
the movie at Brownies Drive-In
Theatre on Tuesday evening
compliments of the owner Mr.
Lorne Brown, Sixteen cars were
provided by members of the staff
and volunteers, The night out was
appreciated' very much by the
residents especially those who
were attending a drive-in theatre
for the first time.
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute were hosts for
the August Birthday party on
Wednesday afternoon, The