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Clinton's newest police constable, Garry Weir of Welland, centre, was sworn in last Tuesday in
Clinton,by Justice of the Peace, John Livermore, left. Chief Lloyd Westlake looks on. (News -
Record photo) .
Hensall UCW
Unit IV of Hensall UCW met
on May 1 with 23 ladies present.
Mrs. Roobal prepared the
devotional and spoke first and
Mrs. Shaddick read a Mother's
Day poem. Mrs. Harburn read
the scripture from Mark, and
Mrs: J. McAllister reada
Mother's Day story "Hannah- a
praying mother", after which
Mrs. Flynn led in prayer.
Mrs. Luther, substituting for
Mrs. Britton gave the history of
an old humn "Let the lower
lights be burning" and sang the
hymn. She then showed pic-
tures
compiled by the Salvation
Army on the "Sights' and
sounds of Newfoundland".
Mrs. Sherritt gave the
treasurer's report and Mrs.
Rowe conducted a session for
the provision of food ' for the
General meeting on May 5, and
for the Beef Barbeque• on May
28. Hymns were sung and Mrs.
McAllister pronounced the
benediction. Lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
United Church Notes
Members of the
Independent Order of Odd -
fellows and Rebekahs of
District Number 8, with
Brother Harry Wade, Grand
Master of Ontario, were the
special. guests of Hensall
-United Church Sunday mor-
ning. District Deputy Grand
Master Ernie Chipchase read
the first lesson, and District
Deputy President, Mrs. Jean
Bridge, read the second lesson.
Rev. Don Beck preached on
the sermon topic "Freedom
and Licence". Mrs. Turkheim
accompanied the choir for the
anthem "Holy, Holy, Holy".
Sunday, May 11 is Christian
Family, Sunday and Mother's
Day, also the Sacrament of
Infant Baptism.
Achievement Day
Achievement Day for the
Zurich area 4-H clubs was held
Saturday in the Zurich Public
School, with 12 clubs taking
part.
Nancy McCurdy did the
commentary for the Hensall
clubs to model their blouses
they had made.
Hensall I "Smart Set"
presented a skit entitled' "The
right lines can flatter your
- figure". Taking part in the skit
were every member, Brenda
Pepper, Dorothy Van
Esbroeck, Nancy McCurdy,
Marilyn Pepper, Cheryl Fuss,
Dale Simmons, Susan Stretton
and Debbie Reid.
Hensall II "Sewing
Sweethearts" set up an exhibit
"Good, lines in dress for a short
and- heavy girl". Sandra Nixon
did the commentary. Other
girls in this club were Kim
Stewart, Donna Jean Allan,
Barbara McCurdy, Mary
Hovius, Linda Lenting, Janet
Bilke and Karen Volland.
Mrs. Ruth Axtmann, home
economist from Walton,
commentated on the exhibits,
skits and demonstrations.
Miss Jane Pengilley, home
economist for Huron County
presented -Mrs. William Fuss of
Hensall and Mrs. O. 'Sch-
wartzentruber of Zurich with a
five year 4-H Leadership
Award.
Brenda Pepper and Susan
Stretton both of Hensall
received County Honours of a
pin and certificate.
By Blanche Deeves
The congregation of St.
James Middleton wish Rev. C.
Youmatoff the very best on his
trip to Ottawa.
Mr. Du Boulay of Bayfield
held the morning service at St.
James, Middleton, Sunday in
the absence of Rev. Youmatoff.
The A.C.W. will meet at the
home of Marion Smith on
Wednesday May 14th, 8 p.m.
The Youth Group of St.
James Middleton Church wish
to thank everyone who helped
in their bottle drive.
Personals
Mrs. McIntyre and John' of
London spent Sunday with the
_Connollys.
Henry De Groof spent the
weekend in Shallow Lake.
Joe Reporc of Azores, Por-
tugal spent nine days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. De
Groof's,
Yours truly went to London to
attend a bridal shower for her
niece, Lynda Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith and
children of London spent the
weekend in the Clinton area.
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Leaders for this past club
"What shall I wear': were Mrs.
William Fuss, Cathy Fuss and
Mrs. Peter Bisback.
Personals
A family gathering was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal in Hensall to
honour their daughter and son-
in-law Don and Maja Dodds of
Seaforth on the occasion of
their 15th wedding an-
niversary.
Lynn, Paul and Joan Dodds
helped to distribute the gifts to
which their parents thanked
everyone most warmly.
Attending the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Dodds, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Watson both of
Seaforth, Mr. Ernie Toll,
Egmondville, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry McGregor, Bayfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred McGregor,
Karen and Glen, Brucefield,
Miss Louise , Lovett, Lon-
desboro, and Mrs. Audrey
Christie of Hensall.
Mrs. Laird Mickle spent a
few days last week in Kitchener
visiting her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and • Mrs. Brian
Collins.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mtakle,
London spent Sunday with the
formers mother Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
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Women's Day Service
Greeting into the sanctuary
last Sunday were Hazel -Reid
and Gladys Leiper and the
ushers • we're Keith Howatt,
Bryan McClure, Tom• Pollard
and Edward Riley.
• The seryice was conducted
by Shirley Lyon, with the
unison reading led' by Helen
Lee, scripture lesson read by
Carolyn Thompson and prayer
led by Muriel Bell. The choir-,
was a- women's choir with
• Louise Lovett at the organ and
Ruth•Shaddick as choir leader.
The song "My Task" and Sweet
Story of Old".
The children's story was led
by Chrystal Jewitt reading
"Writing a Book, making a
Life". The message "what are
we doing with our lives" was
given by Margaret Whyt. Rev.
McDonald welcomed all and
thanked the ladies who so
willingly took part in the ser-
vice and choir.
It was announced that the
used clothing deadline is
Monday, May 12th.
Rev. Jim 'Ludford of Cedar
Point, Christian Island, is
expected to be with us and will
speak at the Berean Unit
meeting next week, when we
hope to have a large at-
tendance. All are welcome. The
date will be announced next
Sunday in church.
Hl -C Variety Concert
The annual Hi -C variety
concert, held on Saturday, 'May
3rd at Hullett 'Central school,
was a big success.
The concert consisted of.
eighteen numbers including
entertainers from Vara,
Walkerton, Clinton and,
Seaforth as well as. the Lon-
desboro area.
Keith Nethery, a member of
Hi -C, was the announcer and
provided all necessary in-
troductions. The program
featured the play "A visit of
Inspection" put on by the Hi -C
members.
Following the concert. lunch
was , served to those who par-
ticipated in the entertainment.
Many thanks are sent out to
the people attending the con-
cert and a special thanks to all
r.
who took part.
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Armstrong who
celebrated their Golden
Wedding Anniversary on
Tuesday,. April 29th with Open
House when a large number of
friends called to offer their
good wishes. -
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Bosman on the
arrival of their daughter, Kelly
Suzanne, in Clinton Hospital on
Monday April 28th, ,a sister for
Lisa.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs:
Dorothy Brunsdon on the death
of her brother Robert Rober-
tson; Ottawa on Monday, April
28th.
Mrs. Frank Johnston
chairman of the Cancer Drive
Funds would like to thank all
for their, contributions. The
givings in 1973 were $127.05; in
1974, $109.25 and for 1975
$138.50.
Rev. McDonald attended and
assisted in conducting the
wedding service in Formosa on
Saturday for Jim Melvin and
Geraldine Meyer. The wedding
took place in Immaculate
Conception Roman Catholic
church in Formosa.
Visiting on Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
was her cousin, Mrs. Stan
Jackson of Kippen.
On Wednesday night, Rev.
McDonald, Mrs. Townsend,
Dorothy Little and Mrs. Joe
Shaddick attended the
presentation of "Oliver" by
grade 8 class of Robertson
Memorial School, Goderich.
Mrs. Fred Armstrong,
Hamilton; Mrs. Wm. Taman,
'Brampton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Derwyn Hancocks, Dale and
Darren, Mississauga visited at
the' homes of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Carter, -Mrs. -Armstrong
remained to attend her brother-
in-law's anniversary on the
29th.
50th Anniversary
On Sunday, April 27; Mr. and
Mrs. John Armstrong en-
tertained their families,
mothers and sisters and a few
close friends to a dinner at the
home of their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
`tarter, Londesp.
A three-tier" `eddfng' calte,
trimmed with gold, decorated"
,the head table and the side
.tables were centred with gold
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candles and floating spring
flowers.
Master of ceremonies was
their son Ken who read
congratulatory messages from
Governor=General and
Madame Leger, Premier "Wm.
Davis, Robt. Stanfield, various
merhliers of parliament and
Prime Minister Pierre
Trudeau:
Jim Armstrong, Clinton,
proposed a toast to the couple
and Jack replied to it. Others
who spoke were Rev. Stan
MacDonald, Ella Munroe,
sister of the groom who read
the write-up of their parents'
50th anniversary, and Doreen
and Glen Carter. After dinner
the evening was spent visiting.
Attention 4-H'ers
Anyone, boy or girl, in-
tereted in the 4-H Garden Club
shotild contact Hattie Snell at
482-9927 or Mary Buffinga at
482-7215. The' first T# Meeting will
take place on May 12 at the
home of Mary Buffinga at 7:30
p. m.
Central Huron
Secondary
School
presents
IRVING BERLIN'S
Lang asocion.
At a recent seminar an
respiratory diseases "herd 1~n'
Geneva Park, Mrs. Charlotte
Neigh, 111 Water pt., and Mrs.
Beryl Davidson, 119 Wellington
St., addressed the group re the
"Better Breathing Classes"
sponsored by the Huron Perth
Lung Association. The seminar
was a joint project of the
Registered Nurses of Ontario
and the Ontario TB and'
Respiratory Disease
Association, soon to become the
Ontario Lung Association.
Mrs. Davidson, was also part
of the faculty of a recent
International Conferencen
Asthma held in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, recently. She
described "Day Camp"
facilities for children with asth-
ma in Ontario.
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