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Times -Advocate, August 3, 1978
Centralia residents enjoy
trip to stampede and coast
• - By MRS-PREO BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
Mr and Mr3. Harold
Lightfoot. Gwen Rader and
Julie and Patti Swartz have
returned home following a
month's motor trip through
Western.('anada and United
States
One of the points of
terest on their trip was the
Calgary stampede. -
While in Calgary they were
guests tor an evening at the
home of Mr and Mrs ('has
Scotty Baynham.
They continued westward
and alter reachingn-
c•ouyer travelled along The
Par the (;oast to San Fran-
cisco a11d Los Angeles
Among the highlights were
Disney Land. Knott's Berry •
Farm and t'niversal Studios
They visited with Mr and
Mrs George Rader, and
family -in l.os Angeles and
Enjoy picnic
at Greenway
By MANUEI CURTS
:GREENWAY
° Mr. & Mrs. Ron Turner
were hosts Sundgy- at. their
home. for. a summer -..outing
dor 25 employees and their
families of Superior
Propane. Goderich Branch.
Ann Bullock. graduated
Saturday from the
Conestoga College. Nursing
Division. Stratford
reception in her honor at-
tended by friends was held at
her parent's home. Mr &
Mrs. Fred Bullock. that
evening
Several relatives from this
communtt'y attended the
wedding of Gary Eagleson
and Christine Haberer in the
Zurich Lutherah Church.
Saturday Gary is the son of
Mr. •& - Mrs Harvel
Eagleson
Mr & Mrs. Ken Smithers.
Viola ('urts. London. Evelyn
a71d'Manuel (\trts attended
the silver wedding ,an-
niversary festivities for Mr
& Mrs Lloyd Waun at their
home in Sarnia. Sunday
Mr. & Mrs. William
Maguire. Lake Wales.
• Florida. were recent visitors
with Mr & Mrs. Milton
Pollock -
t)f interest to this com-
munity is the birth an-
nouncement of David
Thomas to Mr. & Mrs Dai'id
Cripps. Regina a wee
brother fpr Geri and third
great. grandchild for Mr &
Mrs Lawrence C'urts. Grand
Bend
Bv the way When, fur-
nii hing a' home the husband
has no voice -- except the
invoice
returned home through Las
Vegas and the Southern
States
Personals
Visitors last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn
t ooy were, Mrs. Warren
Clark and Miss Jean Clark of
Dunnville. Mr. and Mrs
Maurice MacDonald. Grand
Bend. Mr and Mrs Wilbur
Sutherland, Merton. Nit-
and
Irand Mrs. Gordoh Davis,
London: Mr _- and Mrs.
Mervin Elston, Biddu[ph.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Carroll
and Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Davis Saintsbury
Mrs. Woods and daughter
Cindy and Mitch \legovan
from F'lin l;'lon Manitoba
were guests last week with
Mr and Mrs Lawrence.
Hirtzel Mrs Woods' ds' mother.
Mrs Mary Cornish of
Huronview was a dinner
guest with them on a couple
01 Occasions • -
Mrs ["Konard Bender and
Miss \llahel Refoir. Kit-
chener were Sunday dinner
guests ss Ith Mrs. - Clara
('unnington -1Bd Suriday
callers were Mr ' and Mrs.
Howard ('unnington and
family. Thames Road
Mr and Mrs; Tom Kooy.
Mrs 1Varreri ('lark and Jean
;attended a family gathering
and.dinner at the home of
\1r • and Mrs Peter
Sovereign and tanllly Luca n.
Monday evening •Tuesday
they .spent the day •with Mr
and Mrs Maurice 'Mac-
1)imald Grand Bend and
were dinner guests with NIrs. -
Elmer Nilson in Exeter
Sunday Mr and Mrs
Lawrence Hirtzel attended
-the Ihrtzel family' reunion at
the 'new Conservation Area
Park. Crediton East
Mr and \lrs Truman
Mills. Kingston were Friday
esemng callers at t -he home
tit Mr and Mrs. Fred
Boss den Mrs Russell
Schroeder and :Mrs. Elmer
\ ikon, Exeter Were Monday -
visitors.
MR. AND MRS. CECIL FIELDS
Patricia Denomme and Cecil Elroy. Fields were united in
marriage -at St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church. Zurich on
July 15, 1978 by Father A Duran.d.The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Denomme. RR 1, Zurich and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fields, RR 2. Hensall are parents of.the groom. The
maid of honour wos,Brenda De Groot and bridesmaids were
Marlene Fie;ds and Linda Denomme. The best mon was Lloyd
s a� goes s were us ere clan Fields and .David
Denomme. After a wedding trip to western Canada the cosi-
pie has token up residence at RR 5. Clinton. Photo by Hough
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GOING FOR A WALK — On'e of the finer activities that one can perform on a warm
summer s cloy is td"go for a walk. Performing such an activity in Hensall ore Billy Towton, Jen-
niferTaylor, Collen Overholt and Tim Packham. Staff photo
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. BerthakMacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Hensall Women's. Institute
entertain Huronviewf�lk
The ladies in the .Hensall
Women's 'Institute visited.
Huronviess .last Wednesday -
to provide entertainment for
the Julybirthday party.. Numbers were provide)) by-
Mrs
y
Mrs Laird stickle playing
old fai•ourites on the piano
while -Mrs. Carl Payne led in
community singing. The big
hit of the afternoon was
provided by three seniors of
Zurich, Henry Adkins; step.
._dancing and playing the
mouth .organ. Alf Denomme
on the violin and Joe Boland
on the piano.^.Our grateful
• thanks to all who helped with
thts._programrne. the lunch
and the gifts
Field d t h d -by B- No services till September
Rev. Harold Snell con-
-duc•ted•
Caldwell top marksman
Jamie Caldwell with a
score cif 25 was••the top
marksman at Monday's
weekly competition of the
Kippen gun club ,
Deadlocked in second
place with 23 successful
shots each were Harrison
Schoch and Bert Mahaffv
Dan Srerar was next at 22
and Tern- Baker scored a' 20
Mery liatkln hit 14 and
Russ Brintnell and Dave
Lovell each scored ;in 18
Fred Brintnell and Don
Brintnell were even with 17
shots each. Dennis JloBride
scored 16 and'A1 Kyle and
Robert McGregor each 15
WHITING'S
Incc sere en ice at Hensall
t'nfted Church on Sunday
July :30. preaching on the
subject. "What 'does Jesus
mean to you''' •
Mrs Donna St. John sa.
"The Lord's my Shepherd"
and Richard Fujarczuk u•as'�
at the organ. Richard is a
last 'student whose musical
talents have to be heard -to be
realized: thank you Richard
for your help this summer
and especially for your in-
spiring'postludes.
There will be no further
services in the United
Church until Sunday. Sep-
" temher 3.
Persona Is
Mr. '& .Mrs.. Sim Roobal
and '.11r. Anthony Gelderland
of- ijidgetowp spent' a few
day 9 ,exploring the coup-
tryslde- around Wiarton and
Tober mory last week. While
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Parker reunion
held at Hensall
The annual Parker reunion
was held at the Hensall
community Park Saturday
with 45 attending from
Exeter. Port Credit,
Lig-towel, .Stratford,
Goderich. Grand Bend,
4 4tawa. Brampton and
Hensall.
The sports committee
namely Cathy. Parker, Bill
Vandenbergen, Cindy and
Marvin Taylor were in
charge of the following
sports.
3 -legged racer Randy -and
Rod Parker: Laurie Lynn
and Susan Keyes. Youth
Kick the Shoe: .Rod Parker,
Randy Parker, Steve Brown.
Wheelbarrow Race: Steven
Brown and Kelly Ruston;
Rod and Randy Parker;
Jamie Parker and David
Wein. Adult Kick the shoe:
Kevin Parker, Gerry Wein.
Doug Wein. Races: 5 and
under., Jeff BbOwn,, Lorie
Lynn Parker. Chris Parker.
6-10 race - Rod - Parker,:
David Wein. Jamie Parker.
11 and over: Kelly Ruston.
Steve Brown, Ronald
Parker. Women's relay race
was wo% Iiy Dorothy
Colquhoun's team. Guessing
jelly beans in jar Harold
Parker.
-----rAtttTl ntg-75-"-delicfi;iis
supper the men enjoyed a
ball game..The committee in
charge for the 1979 reunion
are president, George
Parker: Vice-president,
Margaret . -._Ruston;
secretary•treasurer, Pat
Dalton.
at Tabermory, they watched
the "Big Canoe" the S.S. ('hi=
C'heemaun unload and load '
for its crossing to Manitoulin
Island.
Mr. & Mrs. Flossard"Scane
have returned from a. three
week bus tour to V'ic coria.
British Columbia. and back.
Mr. & NIrs. .lack Srnilh
have enjoyed a 'two week
visit to the latter's •home
town, Lower Montague in
Prince Edward Island there
they have 'been holidaying
with her mot her. Mrs
ilannah Cowan.
Mr & Mrs. William
IcDnwell of Sealgr•th visited
.with Mrs. Albert Alexander
on Sunday. .
Dr. Doug Fox of London
eonducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday delivering his
message from the text John:
15 "i have told you this so
that my joy may be in you
and that your joy may he
complete". The flowers in
the church were placed in
`memory of the late Mrs.
Hugh Love. Next Sunday the .
service will he conducted by
• Rev. Perry of Brussels at the
hour of 10:30 a.m.
Mrs. • Hugh McEwen
returned home after spen-
ding several days with her
son-in-law and daughter Mr.
& Mrs. Gerry Gregson at
Niagara Falls.
Sgt. Doug Wein, R.C.M.P.
Mrs. Wein and David
returned to their home in
Ottawa after holidaying with
Mrs. • V'ein's parents Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Parker and
members of the family also
with the former's parents
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Wein
at their summer home at
Lake Huron.
Randy and Rod Parker
attended camp at the
Menet tung ('amp during
the past week
Rod Chapman and friend
of Barrie spent the weekend
with the . former's mother
Mrs. Lorne Chapman. -,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker.
Sgt. Doug Wein, Mrs. Wein
and bavid. Mr:" & Mrs.
Marvin Taylor, Mr'. -& Mrs.
Ken Parker and family. Mr.
& Mrs. Rick Parker and
Tim. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dalton
and Carla. Seaforth were
entertained at the summer
home of ,Mr. & Mrs. George•
Parker. Randy .and Rod at
Sugar Bush on -Tuesday
evening.
Queensway news •
Mrs Rhoda Frayne
celebrated, her- birthday
Sunday and was visited by
•Earl Frayne, Stan and
Marion F'ravne, grandson
Rick Frayne • and Mrs.
F'rayne, Lan and Kay
Blakely, St. Catharines. Mrs.
Rose Passmore and Mrs.
Anna Ballantyne also visited
-Mrs. Frayne
Bill and Helen Taylor and
Bruce and (grace McClin-
chey visited Russell Erratt.
Jeanette Lippert, Marion
Schenk and Martha Smith
visited Hugo Schenk, Harold
Glanville, - Lynn Latimer
ind Mrs. Alderson and Mrs.
Doman. -
Chester and ila Dunn
visited Vera iammie.
Roberta and Mary Neil,
Doug ,Ryckman. Calgary
visited Mrs. Mabel Johns.
Mrs, ' ' Shirley Luther
conducted church service
with Peart 1-;rrat! .it the
piano.'
Projects start in fall
t
Leaders required for 4--H
The Hess 4-11 project for
fall is entitled, "Essential
Edibles" and will offer
`members-an`opportunity -to
discover how easy it is to
make tasty food with new
metric measures and to try
recipe ideas for breakfast
and hr.in h and suggestion
for adding life to carrie(�
lunches.. Also, the club w l
learn tips on what to keep in
mind when planning dinner
which Will be useful now and
in• the future; to put party
planning into practice with a
fun time and a• chance to
show off new cooking skills.
Once again in order to
Hensall Sales Barn
The Hensall Sales Barn
was active again last week
with steady prices; supply
consisted 'mainly of heifers
and steers. Fat cattle;
heifers, $56.50-$62.50, sales to
$65.00; steers, $62.50-$65.50,
sales to $66.50. Pigs $35.00-
S48.50.
have 4-11 clubs in the village
of Hensall, leairers and
assistant - leaders are
ttrgeILt4y--neeffet�---
'lhere have been. nearly 31
girls interested in the past
clubs and it would be a
shame if they could not carry
on for lack of leaders.
Seeing the satisfaction and
the smiles on the girls' faces
when they get their awards
for a finished club is your
reward. if anybody reading
this article feels she could
help by either leading or
assisting please contact
Joyce Pepper at 262-2394
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Middle age starts the day
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