HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-06-03, Page 23MOTOCROSS — House League motocross entertains fans
and participants at HuIIy Gully, Thursday night. Here, Jimmy
Dickins, Hensall takes one of the smaller jumps while racing in
the Pee Wee C
class.
Hensall
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Marie, 77. whose maiden
name was Verhallen is the
only non -related person in
the six.
The guest list at the mass
at Holy Cross on Friday and
the reception and party
afterword was a long one.
More than 200 attended.
It was a day that had been
planned and worked on for a
year, by many of the couples
families "It was just a
wonderful day"
Mr. and Mrs.Ted Thuss of
Hensall and their family
attended the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Dommel
are the parents of Mrs.
Thuss.
Queensway home
The staff and residents of
the Queensway Nursing
Home wish to express their
gratitude to Mrs. Viola
Ramer who provided
transportation for bowling.
Also to Unit 2 of Hensall
United Church for playing
bingo and the treats. These
ladies are Dianne Ger-
stenkorn, Kay Mock. Hazel
Corbett, Jeanette Turner,
and Shirley McAllister.
Special thanks to Rev.
Gonyou and his charming
wife of Exeter for their
church service, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Oesch and
Gladys Bechler visited Pat
Oesch. Henry and Marra
Wilds Ken Dogan, Pat Wilds
and family visited with Mrs.
Wilds. Laureen and Jack
Paisley, Elmore and Hazel
Dunn visited with Vera
Lammie. Bob Dale visited
Agnes Cutting. Mrs. Forrest
visited with her mother Mrs.
Clarke. Mrs. Finkbeiner was
visited by her son and
family. Aleeta Kats visited
with her father in Exeter.
Mrs. Mary Parimer visited
with her sister Mrs. Helen
Thomson.
The men's high bowling
score was Neil Regan 155
and the Ladies' high Mary
Parimer 112.
Libraries
offer help
Fix it up - Clean it up - Spr-
ing projects are waiting for
attention. Help is waijing for
you in books from your local
library.
You may request these (or
any others) at your branch
of Middlesex County Library
in Lucan. Ailsa Craig,
Parkhill.
How to build projects by
Brann; Decorating and do-it-
yourself by Good
Housekeeping; How to fix it
by Schultz; Recipes for
home repair by Ubell; How
to plan and build decks by
Sunset; Fix -it -yourself
Manual by Reader's Digest;
Outside home improvements
by Schram; The nothing left
out home improvement book
by Philbin.
THEOLOGY GRAD Janet
Ostler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Ostler, St. Marys,
graduated on April 26 from
a three year theology course
at Northwest Bible College in
Edmonton. Alberta.
Institute meet
Members of the Hensall
Women's Institute are
reminded to notify Hilda
Payne at 262-5018 by June 8 if
they hope to attend the next
meeting. It will begin with
supper at the Bean Pot at
6:30 p.m. on Wednesday
June 10.
Carmel Church
Rev. Kenneth Knight con-
ducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day - his sermon was on the
subject "He Ascended Into
Heaven".
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor
presided at the organ.
The Sacrament of Holy
Communion will be ad-
ministered on Sunday, June
10.
. A special Sunday evening
service was held at 7 p.m.
sponsored by the Young Peo-
ple. Miss Carol Erb,who has
been a missionary in
Afghanistan for the past nine
years, showed interesting
pictures of that country and
was guest speaker.
Persona Is
Mrs. Linda Fisher,
daughter of Leonard and
Minnie Noakes is a patient in
Victoria Hospital. London
where she underwent major
surgery on Friday. Her
many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Kerslake. London visited
i
Hear talk on plants
Staffa 4-H provide program for WI
By MRS. .1. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
4-H Homemaking club
leaders and members
provided the program for the
May meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute, held in
the Township hall on Wed-
nesday May 27 at 8:15 p.m.
President, Mrs. John
Miller presided, opening
with the Institute Ode and
Mary Stewart collect. Mrs.
George Vivian chaired the
program, which explained to
the Institute members what
the 4-H clubs had learned in
their last project "Which
came first the chicken or the
egg?"
Staffa 1 had set up an
Come long
way, baby
The topic of the Huron
County Federation of
Agriculture's June meeting
will be "You've Come a Long
Way, Baby", Miss Gay
Stewart, a lawyer will speak
on the changes in legal status
of farm women.
The meeting will take
place, Thursday June 4, 8:30
p.m. at the Turnberry
Central School, just east of
Wingham on highway 86.
Some of these recent
changes in areas such as
property rights have a major
impact on the dissolution or
division of a farm operation
and every farm family
should understand the
current situation.
All farm families and
interested persons are in-
vited to attend.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
spent a few days visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Jones and family at Hillier.
June 7, the Kippen Church
service and picnic will be
held at the Hensall arena at
11 a.m.
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hoy.
Rev. Stan McDonald, Mrs.
Grace Drummand and Mrs.
Audrey Christie were
delegates from Huron -Perth
Presbytery at the London
Conference held in Park St.
United Church Chatham.
Mrs. Audrey Christie
spend the weekend with her
daughter and son-in-law
Cathy and Dan O'Neill, Lon-
don and while there
celebrated Christie's birth-
day.
exhibit on the anatomy of a
chicken and Sharon Fell
assisted by Rennee Drost
gave the commentary.
The leaders of Staffa 3
club, Mrs. Dalton Smale and
Mrs. Ken Hunsberger
demonstrated how to cut up
and debone a chicken.
Staffa 2 had an exhibit on
the Stock Pot set up and
Nancy Scott and Sheila Riley
told how to prepare a stock
pot and how to clarify your
stock. Mrs. Charles Douglas
conducted a quiz on eggs.
Three girls from Staffa 2
club, Lori McBride, Kathy
Barnes and Tammy Parsons
demonstrated how eggs
would hold a liquid together.
RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP
— Kathryn Cook, daughter
of Douglas and Patricia
Cook of Hensall, has been
awarded a scholarship by
the Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council
of the Government of
Canada for further studies
towards her master's degree
in English. She is a graduate
of South Huron District High
School and an honour
graduate in English from the
University of Victoria, and a
graduate in Education from
the University of Toronto.
Mrs. Anthony Segeren
conducted a contest on eggs
which gave everyone good
information.
Mrs. John Templeman
gave a report on the District
Annual held recently in St.
Marys and spoke on the
theme, and each shall seek
the common weal, the good
of all mankind.
During business, several
thank you cards were read
and a donation was made to
the Perth County Childrens
Aid for their summer camp.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs.
John Templeman are a
committee to plan a theatre
party.
Mrs. Dalton Smale and
Mrs. Norman Harburn are in
charge of the bus trip which
is planned for June 11,
leaving Staffa at 8 a.m.
There were 13 members and
16 visitors present. Members
Old-tyme
party held
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
Sunday afternoon and
evening, Ivan, Betty Lou,
and Kathy Norris, Jim and
Laurena Young, Bob and
Ruth Laing, and Bruce and
Bernice Armstrong were
among the many guests at an
old-tyme garden party at the
home of Jack and Edna
Burchill, Dublin.
Weekend guests with Jean
Carey were Mrs. Trudy
Billard, her daughter Kathy
and a friend, all of
Georgetown, also Mrs. Helen
Cowie, Mississauga.
Sunday morning, children
of the Sunday School shared
their talents with others, and
displayed rug -hooking,
pottery -making, weaving,
crossword and coloring
books. The hymns were sung
to the accompaniment of an
accordion.
Wanted - Junior Talent
For Talent Show
Hensall Spring Fair
June 9th
All Yourig People
20 years old and under welcome
Ph. Dianne Verlinde
262-5608
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answered the roll call by
giving a household hint for
spring cleaning.
Mrs. Wm Mahon gave
several interesting
household hints.
Mrs. Dalton Smale gave an
interesting talk on plants,
telling how to grow them in
the basement under lights
and how to care for them
properly.
The meeting closed with
"0 Canada" followed by
lunch served by the hostess,
Mrs. Wm Mahon and Mrs.
Dalton Smale.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tem-
pleman, were recent guests
at a graduation party for Dr.
James Robinson, at the
home of her brother Peter
Robinson in Toronto.
Mr. Ken Miller has sold his
farm to Bruce Miller and has
purchased a home just south
of Grand Bend, moving this
past week.
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