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Rob Pride, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pride, and Melissa Veal,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Veal, were recipients of the
$25 Kinette Scholarship awarded
to the top boy and girl in Grade
8 at Hensall Public School.
Mr. Cornelius Roobal, from
Oud-Beyerland, Holland, is visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Sim
Roobal and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dodds of Seaforth for six weeks.
Joan and Paul Dodds, Seaforth,
spent a few days visiting with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal.
Recent guests with Mrs.
Grace Peck included Mr. and Mrs
J.G. Elder of Oshawa, Mr. and
Mrs. A.E. Howe of Tucson,
Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Statham, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
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Elder, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Brundage, all of Kingsville,
attending the Smiley -Elder
reunion at Lion's Park, Seaforth,
Saturday, July 5, and the gath-
ering at the farm of Jack and
Lorraine Peck, West of Kippen,
on Sunday. Special guests were
Steven Brooks of Las Cruces,
New Mexico, and Andrew Howe,
of Fort Erie. Others attending
the reunion from a distance
were from Ottawa, Toronto,
Windsor, Harrow, Ailsa Craig,
London and Niagara Falls.
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Payne were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Oakes of Clin-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Payne, of Tillsonburg.
Obituary
(by Mrs. Bertha MacGregor)
ERNEST JOHN PYM
Ernest John Pym passed away
suddenly at his residence in Hen-
sall on Sunday, July 13, in his
78th year.
Surviving is his wife the for-
mer Bertha Andres, daughters
(Mona), Mrs. Tony Shulman,
Embro, (Lois), Mrs. Allen
Wanner, Sarnia, and son John,
of Usborne Township. Also
surviving are twelve grand-
children and two sisters, Mrs.
Hubert Hunter, Usborne Town-
ship, and Mrs. Emery Gaiser,
of Exeter.
Resting at the Hopper -Hockey
Funeral Chapel, Exeter where
funeral service will be conducted
by Rev. Barry Robinson on Thurs-
day, July 17, at 2 p.m.
Interment in Exeter cemetery.
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
Money will be available
the Municipality for the
Program.
Interested persons may
from reeve John Baker
Shapter.
to residents of
Home Renewal
get information
or Clerk Earle
* Homes
* Cottages
* Barns
Backhoe Service
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Former couple
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married 50 years
Saturday, July 5, 1975, proved
to be an action -packed day at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bev
Beaton, of Blyth, formerly
of Hensall.
Their house was decked with
ribbons, bells, streamers and
beautiful home-grown roses. A
stunning three -tiered cake with
pink rosettes caught all eyes
as the guests entered the living
room. What was the special
occasion? Dorothy and Bev were
celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary!
It all began on July 4, 1925,
in Hensall, when Beverley Beat-
on and Dorothy Green were wed.
The attendants of 50 years ago
were Miss Pearl Beaton, sister of
the groom, and Mr. Bill Green,
brother of the bride. The anniv-
ersary festivities were made all
the more pleasurable by their
attendance.
Following their marriage,
the happy couple resided in Det-
roit for six years. During this time
Bev was employed by the railroad
Later, they made a decision to
return to Canada and so made
their home in Seaforth where Bev
became an employee in a bakery.
In 1946, the industrious couple
decided to go into business for
themselves. Thus, for 11 years
they operated a successful bak-
ery in Goderich. At this time,
they moved to Hensall where they
carried on the "baking business"
until 1973.
TYhey retired at that time and
came to reside in Blyth where
they have made many friends.
The numerous cards and gifts
received by the couple remind
us of the high esteem in which
they are held in this com-
munity. Approximately 150
guests from Blyth and other
areas attended.
In the afternoon, Mrs. Joan
Beaton greeted the guests and
had them sign the register,
which will serve as a precious
reminder of the day. Mrs. Wes
Green and Mrs. Dorothy Milliken
assisted by pouring tea. Those
serving sandwiches and cookies
were Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs.
Marie Green and Mrs. Marg
Radford.
When the festivities recom-
menced in the evening, Mrs.
Ruth Stewart received the visitors
at the door. Mrs. Pat Sparling
and Miss Isabel Fox poured the
tea while Mrs. Fran Campbell
and Mrs. Marge McNall grac-
iously served the lunch. Those
who aided in the kitchen for the
day were Mrs. Dorothy Gwyn,
Mrs. Betty Bowes, Mrs. Connie
Bromley and Miss Maxine
bowes.
To top off the happy day, the
couple received congratulatory
messages from Prime Minister
Trudeau, Governor-General
Leger, Robert Stanfield, Robert
Nixon, Bob McKinley and Murray
Gaunt. In addition, a commemor-
ative scroll from the Ontario
Government was presented to
them.
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