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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-21, Page 21OLD TYME MUSIC — Intermission time was fun time when some impromptu musicians swung into some old favorites at the Zone Eight Seniors rally held in Dashwood last week. Joseph Boland of Zurich played his violin while Nola Love of Dashwood played the piano and Henry Atkins of Zurich made the hall ring with his harmonica, photo by McKinley Hensall seniors see films, set plans for shuffleboard Clinton Community CREDIT UNION Ltd. Exeter Branch, 430 Main St. SUMMER HOURS EFFECTIVE May 2/77 MON. 9:00 - 5:00 TUES. 9:00 - 5:00 WED. 9:00 - 5:00 THURS. 9:00 - 5:00 FRI. 9:00 - 8:00 TERM DEPOSITS 1 Year 8% c SPRING CLEANING While doing your Spring Cleaning this year, please consider donating items which have lost their usefulness to you, to the Hensall Kinettes for their Annual Spring Rummage Sale May 12 Hensall Arena Clothing, household items, dishes, lamps, drapes, toys, used furniture, etc. are all appreciated. 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BONTHRON'S OF HENSALL 262-2023 HENSALL DRYSDALE'S HOME HARDWARE 262-2015 HENSALL Price Good Till April 23 At, ROOF COATING '1 3.50 5 GAL 60:1V4,4041,t or*. WS° Galvanized Eavestarter 15' Lin. Foot. Kippen ladies entertain 50 By MRS. RENA CALDWELL This past week's beautiful weather has put the tractors to humming and the early grain is being sown. St. Andrews U.C. W. Entertain Kippen U.C.W. entertained the ladies from Bayfield, Brucefield and Chiselhurst at their April meeting Tuesday April 12, with about 50 guests present. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot presided at the organ. The president, Mrs. David Cooper, opened the meeting with a few words of welcome. Mrs. Jack Sinclair gave the worship, Two solos by Miss Elaine Westlake of Zurich accompanied by Mrs. G. Moffatt were much enjoyed. Mrs. Keith Lovell introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall and courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Ronald McGregor, Everyone was invited to the Sunday School Rooms for a social hour. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Norman Dickert and Mrs. John Cooper assisted by the social committee and the group leaders,It was a very enjoyable evening. Sympathy of the community is expressed to Mr. Vern Alderdice on the sudden death from a heart seizure of his father, Hugh Alderdice of Meaford, Monday, April 11. Mrs. Margaret Hutchison, St. Thomas, has been visiting during the past week with Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Mellis. Foothills; "Cops", staring Buster Keaton, provoked lots of laughs as viewers were taken back to the old days of silent films and old fashioned humour; "Australia", gave a bird's-eye view of the great continent of Australia. Between films, community singing was enjoyed. During the business session, plans were completed to attend the Spring Zone Rally in Dash- wood on April 14 and con- tributions to the Zone and U.C.O. in Toronto were approved. The carpet bowling equipment has arrived and members are invited to attend on Monday evening April 18 to learn the game. A committee was named to arrange for the shuffleboard court at the back of the hall— Perce Camp- bell, Alf Ross, Bill Rogerson and Roy Consitt were named, A motion for the entertainment committee to look after ad- mission dues was carried. It was decided to arrange a bus trip in the Fall so as not to clash with other organizations. Hilda Payne and Pearl Taylor were named to arrange a trip. Happy birthday was sung for those with birthdays in April and at the close of the meeting a delicious lunch was served by Maggie and Earl Campbell and Ruby Bell. Bedtime Beauties The fourth meeting of the Bedtime Beauties opened by all repeating the 4H Pledge. The roll call was, "Name the type of seam we used in making our sleep- wear, how we finished the seams and the reasons for doing so. For discussion, we discussed the cover of our books, the topic for Achievement Day and different types of trim for garments. For home assignments we are to finish trim and darts and start a collection of pictures and ideas for using trim on loungewear and sleepwear, work on the garment project Personals Mr. John Henderson has returned from a four-week trip to Australia. He spent most of the time in Adelaide and Sydney, but drove over 4,000 miles in the four weeks seeing many interesting spots. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Flaxbard of Zurich visited with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs, Sam Oesch on Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Glavin, Anthony and Lisa visited on Sunday. Anthony and Lisa are great-grandchildren of Mr. & Mrs. Oesch. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD A good crowd attended Alleluia Night Friday evening in the church basement. Rev. Barry Robinson was chairman for the program which consisted of skits, dialogues by the U.C,W., musical numbers by the choir, kindergarten class, and in- termediate classes, Piano solo by Alan Pym, guitar and vocal solo by Cheryl Stewart, humorous reading by Mrs. William Rowcliffe, drum selections by Heather Reid and Rev. Barry Robinson, The Young People had a humorous skit with Rev. Barry Robinson getting the whip cream, This brought an enjoyable evening to a close. Personals Fifteen ladies of the United Church Women enjoyed a train trip from Stratford to Toronto where they visited the C.N. Tower and the new Eaton's Shopping Mall, Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mr. & Mrs, Ray Cann and Cheryl, Mr. & Mrs, Mac Hodgert, Jack and Joanne, Nancy Richardson, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Grant, Brenda and Scott, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Diane and Alan attended the reception and dance for Mr. & Mrs. Brian Smith (nee Mary Ann Cann) at the Berkshire Club, London, Friday evening. Mr, & Mrs. David Passmore, Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Passmore and is.eith, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Passmore were guests at the Parsons-Johns Tree gone, over 100 By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Mrs. Hazel Eaton gave her home Wednesday evening for the A.C.W. Meeting. The President Mrs. Davis was in charge. Rev. M. Mills read the Scripture and made a few brief remarks. Prayers were led by Marg. Carroll, Joan Greenlee and the president remembering the sick and absent. Plan were made for a May banquet. Another land mark disap- peared under the saw of Ontario Hydro, A large oak tree on the farm of Hugh Davis, The work crew estimated its age at well over 100 years. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Baker, Joan and Jean entertained the following to dinner Sunday, Mr. & Mrs, Earl Greenlee, Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis and Terry Smith, Stra throy. Mrs. Hugh Davis is recuperating in Victoria Hospital, London following surgery, Monday. wedding on Saturday evening at Exeter United Church. They and many more attended the reception and dance at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gray of Port Stanley and Mrs, Edna Passmore spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Passmore, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Barry of London visited on Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs, Carl Willer( Jane, Jim and Scott of Zurich were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Your Blood is Always . 'Needed Times-Advocate, April 21, 1977 Page 21 Minister is creamed Enjoy Alleluia night at Thames. Road A variety of films were shown at the Three Links Senior Citizens meeting in Hensall on Tuesday evening April 12. "Trail ride" was a film about a mixed group of white and Indian boys who rounded up cattle in the Canadian .t.