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Orin/ the Month of
•A door-to-door canvass will be
‘Sencelgeted in Rensall and a
Mailing campaign in the
surreendine area. •Presently
there are 79 blind people in the
ceunty0f Huron and NO Year the
• _,,etannalgtt totalled $1,005. They
nay*. set a target of $1,100 this
year. Meagre support this most
import** project.
• Churcknotes
1101$ Comatunion, was
Celebrated in the United Church
wit* Rev. Don Beck in charge
and Ws. 4ohn Turkheim at the
organ. The communion
meditation was based on the
teplc, "Together at the Table".
TheVtoir rendered the anthem,
"Lead me, 0 Lord". Unit I will
meet on Thursday, 2 p.nt.
• Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
attended the Amerlinck Schwalm
• wedding in Sarnia last weekend.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm at-
tended the executive meeting of
the Rarnilton London Synodical
of the Presbyterian Church at
Woodstock last Monday.
Accompanying her were Mrs.
T.L. Scott of Cromarty, president
of •Perth Presbyterian; Mrs.
Marjorie Enright of Goderich,
president of Huron Presbytery;
and Miss Flora Macdonald of
Goderich, Life Member
" Secretary of the Synodical.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Schwahn, Mrs. Daisy
Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland
during the past two weeks were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dyke of
Goderich; Mrs. Elizabeth Faber,
Mrs. Margaret coombs of
Clinton; Mrs.. Rita Robb of
Lucan; Mr. Earl Love of
Hillsgreen; Mr. and Mrs. Alec
Hyde of Kippen; Mrs. Rose
Butler tat Zurich; Mr, Basso of
Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Volland of Goderich; Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Johnson and son Jack
,ef Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Mason of Huron Park;
Mrs. Ella Dalrymple of Exeter;
Mrs. Irene Finlayson and
grandson Mark of Exeter; Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Taylor and
granddaughter Janet of Varna;
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Volland,
Mrs. Margaret Ingram, Mrs.
Mona Clark, Mrs. John Sites and
grandson Andrew. all of Hensall.
Meet your merchant
• Ulrich and Ann Duttman run
• the bakery in Hensall. They both
left Germany for Canada in 1956.
Ulrich coming to Elmira and Ann
to Floridale. Soon after their
arrival they met and married.
-- Not .knowing Eaglish they first
worked in tobacco on a Men-
nonite farm, but when Ulrich
could speak English he wanted to
return to his trade as a baker and
after awhile managed to get a job
in a Kitchener bakery.
Ulrich started learning the
bakery trade as a boy of twelve,
and after three years at a trade
school in Germany was proficient
at his trade. Running one's own
bake shop is exactly that! Ulrich
was almost running from oven to
work table, to shelves etc. all the
time he was. being interviewed.
Doughnuts to turn, to cut, to dip
in glaze, pastries to cut. to fill. to
bake. The jobs are never ending
and movement from one area to
another is always on the
double".
Al the same tine Ann is ser-
ving customers, answering the
phone. carrying finished
products to the display counter
and helping with the braking jobs
as well.
Ulrich and Ann lived in Blyth
for ten years before coming to
• Hensel' three years ago. 'Ariel%
worked in the flour mill in Blyth.
They have five children, two boys
and three girls, and the boys help
with the baking from 6 to 7:30
a.m. and the girls help in the
store atter school so Duttman's
Bakery is a family affair. They
Also employ one part-time helper.
A bake shop has existed in
Hensall since early in ME cen-
tury, but was on. the corner, two
stores away from its present
situation. The present ovens are
about 52 years old and were built
of fire -brick by a man from
Montreal who still keeps a check
on their Condition. They are still
fired with coal.
The Duttmans like living in
Hensall and feel the village has
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THROUGH SATURDAY,' OCTOBER 11th, 1975.
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