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A send a .of Remembrance
was held atthe United Church
on AnndpY. isloyember 7 when
the members of the Masan
Branch. oI the Royal
Canadian legion and the
Legion Auridiary paraded for
the morning service.
The Goiour party presented
the Canadian flag and the
Union tach at the start of the
service. The, Rev. Don Beck
conducted the service* taking
as hli theme, "What are you
doing with my World?"
stressing that we must be
prepared to sacrifice as much
to keep peace in the world as
was sacrificed during the war
years. The choir sang the
anthem, "Unto the Hills
Around" with -Mrs. John
Tur Cheim at, the organ. Next
Sunday, thSacrament of
infant Baptism will be ob-,
served.
Personals
Charles. Mickle, Hamilton,
spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle.
A Payne family gathering
was held at the Latin Quarter
Restaurant, London on
Thursday, November 4.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Berdan from Union, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Payne from
Tillsonburg, Mr. Glen Payne
with brown gravy; mashed'
potatoes or french fries;
buttered Mexican corn. The
above includes soup. or juice,
salad, roti. tea, or coffee.
Dessert - Boston Cream pie.
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c arie ►an berialn. of Elora
isited wlith tie fattet+ e;
g ndl? ts, Mr. and firs,:
Sam +etch. l Crs Alvin Rader
e teeter visited with her
aunt and uncle, i , and lam.
Sam Oesch on Monday.
4-H Clut
The sixth meeting of the
Barley Buddies !Jensen 14-I
Club was held at Karen
Volland's house on Tuesday,,
November Z at 8 p.m. Roll
call was answered by naming
a free choice cereal. We made
hot-water gingerbread. The
next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Tinney's house on
November 9.
The fourth meeting of
Hensall III 4-H Club, the
Toasted Oats was held at
Mrs. Bisback's home and
consisted of the-conclusion4f
meetings three and four, and
included practical work,
demonstrations and eating.
The members tasted wheat
germ, roasted soya bean and
natural peanut butter (no
flavourings) and prepared
samples of arrowroot, starch
and flaxseed. They also
tasted cherry -bran squares
and jam muffins.
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The fifth meeting of the
Bran Muppets, (Hensall 2)
was held on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Pepper.
Seven girls answered the
roll call with "three things I
have learned about flour".
Mrs. Pepper iiemonstrated
how to cook pasta, using
noodles.
For discussion we talked
about around the world
cereals and learned over
eleven different ways to use
cereals. The popular pastas
macaroni,. spaghetti and
noodles _ were discussed.
Brenda Pepper, 'assisted by
some of the girls, made
tomato meat sauce which
combines very well with
spaghetti. Mrs. Pepper made
a ham noodle casserole which
was enjoyed by all.
A special thanks goes to 10
girls from the three 441 Clubs
who did a very worthwhile job
selling poppies in the village
on Saturday.
Livestock sales
Demand at the Hensall
Livestock Sales was active
and prices were steady last
Thursday. The supply con-
sisted mainly of heifers and
steers. `
Fat cattle: heifers, $37.50-
S42.25; steers 539.50-$42.50.
Pigs: weanlings $25-$30;
chunks $35-$38.50.
atnl
1?f'•nn sale was
whir 1i the corn-
ed lunch.
'eresters ponce
.
capacity .crowd enjoyed
the Foresters .Hance held on
Saturday evening November
6 at the Seaford; Community
Centre. Music was provided
by the Country Entertainers.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
visited from Thursday till
Monday with their daughter
and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wood and Michelle of
COO
.- birt y, l"Ier•
sent to het helve . .
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Mr. and
pson. visited on Sunday with
his gr'andpar'ents Mr. and
Mrs. Terence Hunter of
Colborne Township.
Hensel Branch
Places Wreaths
The Hensall Branch of the
Canadian Legion marched to
the Cenotaph on Sunday at 10
a.m. to place wreaths at the
monument.. Rev. Don Beck of
the Hensalt United Church
officiated. The wreath for the
Province of Ontario was
placed by Edwin Taylor, the
Canadian Legion Branch by
Grant McClinchey; Ladies
Legion Auxiliary, Mrs.
Beatrice Uyl; Town of
Hensall, Reeve John Baker;
Township of Tuckehsmith,
Reeve Elgin Thompsob;
Township of Hay, Reeve John
Tinney, L.C.B.O., Garnet
Allan; Bendix Home System,
Andy Imanse Kinsmen and
Kinettes. David Smale;
Bank of Montreal; Eric
Luther; and Bank of Com-
merce. Mrs. Homer Camp-
bell.
Lisa Hammather recited
"In Flanders Fields". The
party marched to the Hensall
United Church where Rev.
`Don Beck was -in -charge of the
_service. Following the ser-
vice the Legion members,
ladies and friends met at the
Legion Hall for brunch and a
social hour.
A Remembrance Day
Dinner will be served in the
Legion Hall on Friday
November 12 at 7:30 p.m.
when Robert McKinley M.P.
will be the guest speaker.
Queensway News
Visitors at the Queensway
Nursing Home were Hazel
McNaughton with her mother
Mrs. Ada Smillie. Pearl
Passmore and Sid Pullman
with Bernice Lavery. Mr. and
Mrs. R.E. Pooley, Exeter
visited several friends at the
home.
Visitors with Louise Mit-
chell were Mrs. Edna
Anderson, Exeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Denroache, Camp
Borden; and Leslie Mitchell,
Crediton. Mrs. Pauline
Jeffrey was visited by
Edmund Jeffery, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Greenan,
Blanche Bechard, Darlene
Stumpf, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clemence Jeffrey.
Lynn Latimore, Harold
Glanville and Alex Barrett
were visited by Shirley
Prouty. Dorothy Prouty
visited Roy McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararus,
Toronto visited Mrs. E.
Sararus. Cecil and Betty
Smith visited several ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Dilling and family, Sarnia
visited with Anna Dilling.
Bill, Donna, Jimmy and
Donald Perry visited Ernie
Perry. Miss Greta Lammie
visited Vera Lammie.
Church service was con-
ducted on Tuesday by Rev.
W.D. Jarvis with Louise
Mitchell at the piano. Mrs.
Monk, Mrs. Timmermans
and. diughter Elaine, Mrs.
Neevel, Mrs. Brand, and tirs.
Wynja of Bethel Reform
Church entertained the
residents on Monday at Bingo
and Music.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararus
of T Toronto. visited with
relatives in Hensall on the
weekend.
Mrs. Eric Munroe of
Seaforth was a recent visitor
with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.
Mrs. Jack Corbett is
spending a week with her son-
in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons
and new baby daughter at
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker returned home after
spending a few days with Cpl.
Doug Wein, Mrs. Wein and
David in Whitby.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Munn
have taken up residdhce at
the apartment at 92 Brock
Street.
The ladies of Carmel
Presbyterian Church held a
most successful Fall Bazaar
and Bake Sale on Saturday.
The tables were laden with a
good supply of home baking,
produce and sewing. The
Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary were in charge of
the tea and refreshments.
Rev. W. D. Jarvis con-
ducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday delivering an in-
spiring message in keeping
with "Remembrance"
season.
The choir under the
direction of Mrs. Malcom
Dougall led in the service of
song.
GLADYS MAY GARLAND
Gladys May Garland,
formerly of Goderich, died
Monday, November 8 at
Calgary. She was 76.
She was born in Paisley
December 1, 1899 the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Blue.
She was predeceased by
her husband Elmer Anson
(Darby) Garland July 13,
1967 in Goderich.
She is survived by two sons,
James of Calgary and Lloyd,
R.R. 5, Clinton; five gran-
dchildren; five great gran-
dchildren and one sister Mrs.
Anne Stanley of Timmins.
Service will be conducted at.
Stiles Funeral Horne
Goderich and 'interment will.
follow at Maitland Cemetery.
Arrangements are in-
complete and times were not
available.
HuronetraI
Agricultural Society
ANNUAL MEETING
November 19, 1976
Dinner 7:00 p.m. Meeting 0:30 pan.
art the White Carnation, Holnresvilie
Anyone interested is very welcome.
- Admission $440
Please notify Bob Gibbings 482-7502 by Nov. 12 if attending.
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