The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-23, Page 12Page 12 June 23, 1977
The
Light
Touch
By
JACK LAVENDER
You have to take pains if you
want a nice garden - especially in
your back.
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What should not be heard by little
ears should not be said by big
mouths.
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We hope that when insects take
over the world, they'll remember
with gratitude how we took them
along on all our picnics.
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Buzz over to
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It's a whole new world when you
have that piece of lawn or garden
equipment expertly tuned by
Jack.
1st, Robert Reed, Sudbury; 2nd, Worbington, Lindsay.
Keven Reger, Elmira; 3rd, Glen Fiddling Ladies Open, 1st,
ALL-ONTARIO CHAMPION - Donald Reed of Sudbury captured the
Ward Allen Memorial trophy for Ontario Champion Fiddler at the
Hensall Fiddlers Contest Saturday night. Eleanor Townsend of Toronto
placed second with last years winner, Ed Gyurki of Woodstock placing
third. Grace Bender, Ward Allen's niece presented the trophy.
Better job offer,
Clerk Heil resigns
Hensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-S018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624025
100 YEARS OLD - St. Paul's Anglican Church, HensalL
St. Paul's church marks
100th anniversary service
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Donald Reed of Sudbury is the
new Ontario Champion Fiddler.
Mr. Reed won the title Saturday
night at the Hensall Fiddling
competitions.
Eleanor Townsend of Toronto
placed second in the Open class
while last years champion Ed
Gyurki of Woodstock placed
third.
Other class results are as
follows
Novelty Class, Gerry Smith,
Exeter,
Fiddling 35-55 years, 1st,
George Mitchell, St. Catharines;
2nd, Willis Desjardine, Dash-
wood; 3rd, Ken Majaury, Kit-
chener.
Fiddling 70 years and over, 1st,
Romeo Landriault, Markstay;
2nd, Ernie Adair, Parkhill; 3rd,
George Gogne, Sarnia.
Fiddling, 12 years and under,
1st, Michelle Lubinecki, Scar-
borough; 2nd, Madonna
McQuaid, Seaforth, 3rd, Anne
Marie McQuaid, Seaforth.
Fidding, 55 years and over, 1st,
Tom McQueston, King City; 2nd,
Nelson Howe, Staffa ; 3rd, Viggo
Sorensen, Atwood.
Fiddling, 20 years and under,
Wage disagreement and a
better job offer has led to the
resignation of Hensall Clerk Bob
Heil.
Heil presented his resignation,
effective July 31, to Reeve Harold
Knight, June 14, after accepting a
position with the Township of
Wainfleet and Regional
Municipality of Niagara for a
higher wage.
Heil said he requested a raise
Women gather
following quilting
The UCW of Chiselhurst
Church held their June meeting
Tuesday following a morning of
quilting. President Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presided and opened the
meeting with a poem "The
Weaver" followed by the theme
song and prayer. Mrs. Pearl
Taylor had the worship "Praise
The Lord". The roll call was
answered with your favourite
flower.
A thank you note was read
from the Hamilton Family. The
offering was received and
dedicated. Mrs. Mary Brintnell
was in charge of the program
and read a poem "Thank You,
Lord" The treasurer gave a
report.
Mrs. Rosa Harris had the
Citizenship entitled "Precious
Promises". Members were
reminded to bring articles for
the bale for Angola. The
treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy
Brintnell was given permission
to pay all accounts during the
summer months.
Huronview Auxiliary
The June meeting of the
Huronview Auxiliary was held in
the Craft Room on Monday, June
20 at 1 p.m. The meeting opened
by all repeating the Lord's
Prayer. In the absence of the
secretary, Mrs. Anne McNichol,
the minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs. Betty Scratch.
The treasurer, Mrs. L. Lockhart
gave the report of the Bazaar and
Bake Sale, both of which were
very successful. The Roll Call,
"Where I would like to go on a
trip" was answered by , 17
members. The members were
asked to start and prepare ar-
ticles for the Bazaar in the Fall.
The next meeting will be held
on July 18 at 1.30 p.m. Mrs. Luella
MacDonald adjourned the
meeting so that all could go to the
Auditorium where Bayfield and
Blyth were in charge of the
program this being Senior
Citizens week.
United Church
Rev, Don Beck was back in his
pulpit to conduct the service on
Sunday, June 19, at the Hensall
United Church, His sermon was
on "Encountering Christ",
The choir lead by Mrs. John
Turkheim at the organ sang the
anthem, "Jubilarre".
from Hensall council in January,
March, and May but demands
were rejected. The wage
demands consisted of raises over
three month periods throughout
1977 to total $14,400 by the end of
December, he said. The clerk of
Hensall currently receives
$13,000 per year,
Heil said he received an offer
greater than $14,400 from
Wainfleet Township but refused
to release his new wage figure.
Heil will be assuming the duties
of deputy clerk-treasurer for
Wainfleet township August 1 and
will replace Wainfleet clerk-
treasurer Austin Miner, March 1,
1978, following Minor's
retirement.
Council met Wednesday June
15, to accept Heil's resignation
and advertise for a new clerk.
Heil has served as clerk of
Hensall for 23 months.
Peukkgell4
Joan and Paul Dodds visited
over the weekend with their
grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Sim
Roobol while their parents Mr. &
Mrs. Don Dodds attended the 20th
reunion of Don's attendance at
Guelph University.
Mrs. Walter Spencer is a
patient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Sim Roobal was taken to South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, on
Sunday and later transferred to
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Orby Kestle of
Florida visited with Mr. Wilbur
Dilling at the weekend and with
Mrs. Wilbur Dilling in the
Queensway Nursing home.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rannie and
family of Sarnia visited with the
former's mother, Mrs. Sam
Rannie on Sunday. Mrs. Art
Warner of Kitchener visited with
her mother, Mrs. Rannie on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Brian Collins, Sarah and
Jeff, Kitchener, spent Thursday
with her mother Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Mrs. Grace Peck is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross McMillan,
Tom and Ann, Waterloo, spent
Saturday evening with Mrs.
McMillan's mother, Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Mr. & Mrs. Alf Smith
celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, June 19,
at the home of their daughter
Marilyn, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Tedball
of RR 3, Thedford. Attending
were their family, Mr. & Mrs. Pat
Flannery, London, Mrs. Elsie
McKellar, Thedford, Mr. & Mrs.
George Smith, London, Mr. &
Mrs. Glen Tedball, Thedford, Mr.
& Mrs. Dick Tipping, Dorchester,
sixteen grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Friends who
attended were Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Hughston, Ingersoll, Mrs. tony
Bodnar, Thedford and Mr.
Donald McDonald. Gifts and
flowers were received from
friends and the family.
4 WM
Ellen. Ruth Knapp, Ancaster;
2nd, Karen Reed, Sudbury; 3rd,
Kathy Ferguson, Kitchener,
Step Dancing
12 years and under, 1st, Cindy
Willoughby, Watford; 2nd, Anne
Marie McQuaid, Seaforth; 3rd,
Becky McKinley, Zurich,
13-25 years, 1st, Kim Craig,
Blyth; 2nd, Ted Elliott, Blyth;
3rd, Debbie La Palm, Simcoe.
26 years and over, 1st, Ernie La
Palm, Simcoe; 2nd, Chuck Joyce,
London; 3rd, Jim Petrie, Atwood.
Lodge given
travel gavel
Noble • Grand Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presided at the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge on Wednesday evening,
assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs.
Maggie Campbell. Thank yous
were received from Mrs, Evelyn
MacBeath, Mrs. Ruby Bell and
Mrs. Vera Lemmon.
An invitation was accepted
from Mrs. Olga Chipchase
L.S.V.G. to arrange a Rebekah
and Oddfellow picnic at their
home, which was accepted for
July 17.
Mrs. Maggie Campbell
reported for the visiting com-
m i ttee . The members of
Goderich Rebekah Lodge were
guests and presented the Noble
Grand, Mrs. Dorothy Parker
with the "Travelling Gavel" and
a bouquet of carnations. Mrs.
Grace Fuller, Noble Grand of
Goderich expressed greetings.
Happy Birthday was sung to
several sisters.
At the close of the meeting,
Mrs. Isobel Rogerson favoured
with piano selections, after
which bingo and euchre was
played. Three draws were made
following the euchre and were
won by Alice Masse, Wreatha
Gregg and Ruby Bell. A social
hour concluded the evening.
Parke-Taylor M.A. D.D. Suf-
fragan Bishop and Robert
McKinley M.P. Rev. G. A.
Anderson was in charge of the
service and the Forrest orchestra
played. Dr. M. B. Parker, a
former rector, read the first
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The one-hundredth an-
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Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall,
with many former members
attending and renewing
acquaintances. Also in attendance
was the Right Reverend G. H.
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NOVELTY CLASS WINNER Gerry Smith of Exeter won the Novelty
class Ontario Fiddling Championship with a routine which included
everything from fiddling behind his back to on top of his head. His
daughter Linda attempts to follow the fiddle with the microphone
while her father performs at the Hensall Fiddling Competitions last
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