The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-24, Page 6 (2)ENGINEERED
Page 6 Times -Advocate, April 24. 1975
Hensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
District Deputy President
is guest at Hensall lodge
Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret
Consitt presided on Wednesday
evening for the official visit of
Mrs. Jean Bridge. DDP Huron
District No. 23. assisted by the
Vice Grand Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor.
Legion plans
penny sale
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
meeting was held recently in the
Legion Hall with tate president
Wanda McLinchey presiding.
Members decided that the May
meeting would be held nn May 13
because of the Zone rally being on
the regular meeting night
Margaret Thorndyke, Zone
Commander of Zone Cl made her
official visit and gave a report on
the Convention and the work of
the Auxiliaries during the past
year. Past President Mildred
Chalmers presented Mrs.
Thorndyke with a gift.
Members decided to hold the
annual penny sale with the draw
to be made on June 6 Mernbers
also decided. to cancel the New
Years Dance for 1975 Sports
Officer. Iva Reid gave a report on
sports and announced several
bowling tournaments coming up.
The guessing prize was won by
Mary Bisback. attendance prize
by Gerry Chappel and the
mystery prize by Vera Smale.
The visitors were received and
Jr. PNG Mrs. Aldeen Volland
introduced Mrs. Bridge DDP to
the Lodge.
Mrs. Hazel Corbett. LSVG
reported for the finance com-
mittee and Mrs. Dorothy Corbett,
treasurer, gave the semi-annual
report. Mrs. Olga Chipchase
RSNG gave a detailed report of
the district meeting held in
Brussels. It announced Mrs:
Irene Harnack of Goderich had
keen chosen as the incoming
UUP for 1975-76.
The inaugural meeting is to be
held in Goderich June 25 at 8 p.m.
and all Past Noble Grands are to
attend.
The Oddfellow and Rebekah
Degree Rally will be held in
Stratford on Saturday. November
Open house at the Home in
Barrie is on May 17 from 1-4:30
p.01.
An invitation was accepted
from Emerald Rebekah Lodge,
Parkhill, to attend their meeting
on May 6 and perform the closing
ceremony.
The district church service will
be held in Hensall United Church
lav 4 at 11 a.m. Members are to
meet at Lodge Hall at 10:30 a.m.
The district deputy president
spoke briefly on "Sewing and
Reaping" stressing friendship,
love..work and good health.
•Mrs. Marguerite Crawford
PDDP of Brussels brought
greetings from their lodge and
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Mrs. Myrtle Orr, Exeter a former
member expressed appreciation
at returning to the meeting.
Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Warden
presided over the program when
Sylvia Bell, playing the electric
guitar accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Edith Bell favoured
with. severai.selections.
Mrs. Hazel Corbett gave a
reading entitled "The Gardener's
Basement." Mrs. Parker gave
several humorous selections and
concluded the program with a
poem.
News from
Queensway
Mrs. Rochus Faber, acted as
convener as the WMS of Carmel
Presbyertian Church entertkined
the residents on Monday af-
ternoon by playing bingo. Mrs.
Dougall and Mrs. Bell led in a
sing -song.
Rev. Roeda of the Christian
Reformed Church in Exeter con-
ducted the church service on
Tuesday. Mrs. Louise Mitchell
acompanied on the piano.
Visitors during the week were:
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Schenk and Mrs.
Margaret Clark, visited with Mr.
Schenk
Mr. & Mrs.Eldon Miller and
Mrs. MacDonald visited Roy
MacDonald.
Jeff and Bessie Robinson
visited with Arthur Bragg.
Bill, Donna. Jimmy and
Donald Perry visited Ernie
Perry.
Allen and Bernice Olson,
London. Fanny Clark, Rose Pyke
and 11. J. "Bud" Dilling visited
with Anna 'Dining-.
Visiting with Mrs.Elizabeth
Sararas were Mrs. Alexander,
John and Greta Reid,
Mississauga. Mrs. Sararas
grandson and his fiancee Ian
Reid and Cathy Montgomery of
Mississauga.
Gladys McDonald and Barbara
Tiedeman of Exeter visited Ruby
Minors.
P. Branderhorst visited Isabel
Sproat. .
Mrs. Ada Smillie was visited by
her daughter Mrs. McNaughton
and Mrs. Alexander.
Alma Hess and Minnie Noakes
visited residents -at different times
during the week.
Pearl Passmore visited her
sister Mrs. Bernice Lavery.
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and Dorothy O'Connor show some of the clothes provided by Boyles Ladies Wear of Exeter. They were part
of the "Spring into Summer"' fashion show held Friday of the Pineridge Chalet, Hensall. T -A photo
Hensall youth co -designs
Safety barrier is described
The University of Guelph news
bulletin has published a
description of the safety barrier
which Don Noakes of Hensall
helped to design: He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes.
The design is a two part
system. It consists of concrete
barriers in four foot sections for
the straightways and a four band
nylon catch fence on cedar posts
for the corners.
The concrete barriers are
supported at the back by steel
cables which stretch on impact,
thus allowing a fair amount of
give. In addition, the edge is
ramped so that cars can ride
smoothly avoiding a sudden
impact.
Interest in the contest, in which
the group won $1,000, was
spurred by the recent guard rail
crashes that took the lives of
Grand Prix drivers Francois
Cevert• Peter Revson and
Helmut Koinigg. The Cevert and
Koinigg accidents occured at
Watkins Glen, a track literally
surrounded by a wall of guard
rails.
Aiding Noakes with the design
were Palmiro Campagna,
George Rocoski• Don Haley and
Rui de Carvalho, all second year
engineering students.
Hurondale Garden Club
elects new officers
The first meeting of the -Garden
Club of Hurondale 4-11 took place
at the home of Mrs.Bob Down on
Tuesday. April 22. There were 19
members present.
Roll call was answered and the
election of officers took place.
The results are as follows:
president. Sylvia Stewart: vice-
president, Terry Heywood,
secretary, Patti Down: press
reporter. Jayne Dougall
Topics discussed included the
requirements of the club and the
staking of a record book, why to
grow a garden, where to grow a
garden. why grow flowers, what
is an annual plant, and planning
the garden.
Mrs. Down showed how to plant
- seeds for growing in the house
windows.
• Each member listed
vegetables and flowers they
wanted for their garden.
The leader is Mrs. Bob Down.
assistant leader. Mrs John Pym.
Sandra Stewart adjourned the
meeting
Pe 4cuca 4
Professors J. P. Bogart and D.
L. G. Noakes, department of
Zoology at the University of
Guelph and eight graduate
students attended the annual
conference of Ontario Eth-
ologists, held recently at
Queen's University, Kingston.
Mrs. Hilda Beer, who has been
a patient in St. Josephs Hospital,
London for the past three weeks
returned to her home last week.
Catherine Ann Christie of
London spent a few days visiting
with her mother Mrs. Audrey
Christie.
Charles Mickle of Hamilton
visited over the weekend with his
mother Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Ernest Pym is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan,
David, Tom and Ann of Kit-
chener, visited on Sunday with
Mrs. MacMillan's mother, Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
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