HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-08, Page 13COOP ENTRY WINS PRIZE—Larry Merner won third prize In the light horse or pony category with
this entry on behalf of the Hensall District Co-op in the Bayfield centennial parade Saturday.
Photo by McKinley
Man home from hospital ,
Whalen teacher at centennial
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Elizabeth were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs, Wayne
Hern, Zion. Earl and Laura were
celebrating their birthdays.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Smith and
family Hepworth, visited with
Margery Morley Sunday af-
ternoon.
Louise, Lynn and Lisa Mardlin,
Wesley, spent the weekend with
their grandparents Mr. & Mrs,
Hamilton Hodgins.
Community Hall. This was the
last school where Mrs. Morley
taught in 1933-34 while she was
still Miss Foster,
Several of her former pupils
were in attendance and many
fond memories were recalled. All
enjoyed the parade, the afternoon
contests and the chicken bar-
becue in the evening.
We would like to welcome
Gordon Johnson home from
hospital where he underwent
surgery ten days ago.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson
attended Centennial celebrations
in Arkona on Sunday. They at-
tended the church service where
Mrs. Ferguson taught Sunday
school over thirty year's ago,
They visited with many old
friends they had not seen for
years.
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
attended the 40th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. & Mrs. W.W.
Garrett, London, on Thursday
evening in the Ilderton Curling
Club.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills and
Brent, Centralia were Sunday
supper guests with Mr. & Mrs.
MacLeod Mills. Ray & Judy were
celebrating their 6th wedding
anniversary.
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Seniors take
bus outing
Forty-five Senior Citizens of
Hensall and district enjoyed a
McNaughton Bus Lines trip to
Frankenmuth, Michigan, June
29, sponsored by the Three Links
Senior Citizens Club of Hensall,
Committee in charge was Mr. &
Mrs. Glen Bell and Mr. & Mrs.
Thomas Brintnell.
The weather man turned on the
sunshine and all enjoyed a tour of
the beautiful city, sight-seeing
and visiting shops, Dinner at the
Bavarian Inn was' a highlight of
the day.
The president announced that
the Huron County Zone 8 senior
citizens picnic will be held in
Bayfield Clan Gregor Square on
Sunday, July 18, registration
beginning at 3 o'clock. There will
be apot-luck Smorgasbord
supper at 5 o'clock. Bring your
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Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth
Volland and.Mrs. Daisy Ivey last
week were Mrs. Mildred Kyle,
Mr. Tony Kyle, Mrs. Susan
Purdy, Derek Robinson, Ken Van
Wieren, Jamis McClinchey and
Mrs. Marjorie Windover of Town.
Visitors from out of town in-
cluded Mrs, Mildred Hirtzel of
Centralia, Mrs. Vera Johnston of
Brucefield, Mrs. Oran Baird and
baby of Toronto, Mr. Joe Robbins
of London, Mrs. Ann Finley, Miss
Wilde and Miss Dale Armstrong
of Exeter and Mr. Bob French
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Mr. & Mrs. Bill Mahon and
Paul left on Wednesday for a trip
to the west coast.
Nancy Templeman was a
overnight guest of Laurie Milne.
on Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Darwyn McPhail
and girls visited over the holiday
weekend with relatives in the
community.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross and Mr,
& Mrs. Jack White, London
visited on the weekend with Mr, &
Mrs. Leslie Miller and all were
guests at the Cottell-Miller
wedding at St. Vincent de Paul
church in Mitchell on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp and
Mr, & Mrs. John Templeman
were guests at the Cottell-Miller
wedding on Saturday.
Mrs. Bruce Eaton was guest
speaker at the Hurondale
Institute meeting on Wednesday
evening.
Sandra and Steven Vivian are
attending Camp Bimini this
week.
Elizabeth Templeman is cook
at the Presbyterian Church camp
at Kintail this summer.
Terry and Richard Templeman
are spending a few days with
their sister Darlene Templeman,
Waterloo.
Pat Norris has accepted a
position with Victoria and Grey in
Stratford.
Rob and Bev Templeman
hosted a family gathering at their
home Sunday honoring Donald
Cole and Maureen Connelly and
Jim Neilson and Geraldine
Templeman on their forthcoming
marriages.
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Last Saturday Margery Morley
accompanied by Mrs. Alton Neil
attended a Centennial
celebration at the Middlemiss
Mollard picnic
staged at Shipka
The 19th annual Mallard re-
union picnic was held last Sun-
day at Shipka Community Centre.
Mrs. Russ Mellin presided for
the business. It was decided
to hold next year's picnic at the
same place the last Sunday in
May. Guests were present from
Toronto, London, Mac Tier
near Muskoka, Exeter, Parkhill,
Ailsa Craig, Grand Bend and
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith,
Brian, Bruce and Carol, formerly
of Petawawa and now of London,
visited for a few days last week
with her mother and brother
Mrs. Clara Ratz and Donald
Ratz.
Mr. and Mrs, Tony Regier and
Christopher of Detroit visited on
the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker, Sr.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Corbett,
of f;tensall, visited Yednesday,,
everling with Mee-air-1i and 'UnOe
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meininger,
Bruce and Lisa of Northville,
Michigan, spent last weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Lillian
Meininger. Sunday visitors with
them all were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fisher of Zurich, '
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Page 13
SU:Ma girls .take on. jobs;
family reunion draws many
book and each expressed their
thanks for gifts received, •
A salad supper on the lawn
brought an enjoyable 'afternoon
to a close.
George and Joan Brodhagen
assisted in planning the event
which 38 relatives from London,
Mississauga, Waterloo, Strat-
ford, Mitchell and surrounding
area attended,
Hurnorons recollections were
brought to light as Joan
Brodhagen read to each of the
brides-to-be from scrolls
prepared by Isabel Annis.
Maureen and Geraldine were
each presented with a brides