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HENSALL AND AREA
Graves decorated at Hensall cemetery
Correspondent
BERTHA MaeGREGOR
263.2625
Mr, and Mrs. Jack McDonald, Jeanette
and Brad of Brampton were weekend visitors
with their grandparents and attended the
Keys -Parker picnic at Hensall on Saturday.
Mrs. Brian Raittimen of Timmins has been
spending a few days with Brian's uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne, and cousin -
Mrs. Garry Merritt. She wasoined. oil
Sunday by her husband Brian and dadghter
Karen.
Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in
Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ.
The church will be closed while Rev.
Knight is on vacation in August and will
re -open Sept. 2 at 11;30 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fitch of Fingal visited
on Sunday with the latter's cousin Carl Payne
and his family.
KEYS -- PARKER PICNIC
There were about 45 people at the
Keys -Parker picnic held at Hensall Commun-
ity Park on Saturday.
Following a delicious smorgasbord supper,
sports were enjoyed with the following prize
winners: four years and under race: Ryan
Parker; five to eight race: Tim Parker; ten and
over, Scott Keys; kick the slipper four and
under, Erin Parker; five to eight kick the
slipper; Tim Parker; eleven and under, Lori -
Parker, eleven and over, Jamie Parker:
three-legged race, four and under, Amy and
Sherry Cassell; eleven and over, Rod Parker
and Tim Parker, balloon throwing Marg and
Ron Parker, sack race, Rod Parker and Scott
Keys; wheel -barrow race, Jamie Parker and
Tim Parker; pickle on a spoon relay, Craig
Cudmore. A peanut scramble completed the
sports.
Mrs. Jack Corbett and Elizabeth Riley
were among the prize winners who won
several prizes for baking, fancy work and
floral arrangements at the Zurich fair on
Saturday.
Residents at the Northcrest Home enjoyed
a delicious pot luck dinner on Thursday
evening. Visiting with Dorothy Munroe
during the past week was her sister Rona
i(bppen church is closed for August
Correspondent
MARGARET OGGARTH
262-6902
POULTRY CLUB REPORT
BY GREG HOGGARTH
The July meeting of the Huron County
Poultry Club was held on Wednesday, July 25
at 8 p.m. at the home of Barry Cleave.
Vice-president Fred Peel opened the
meeting and informed the members of
dressed poultry judging techniques.
All members with Fancy Projects practised
their bird handling.
For the business section of the meeting,
the club trip and the Rural Youth Connection
at Stratford were discussed.
PERSONALS
Rena Caldwell spent a week with Carrie
Graham at her cottage in Turnbull's Grove.
Edna Caldwell joined them for a few days.
A well attended shower was held on
Monday, July 23 at Kippen United Church,
for Lori Lovell, daughter of Janet and
Leonard Lovell. The address was read by
Mabel Kyle. Lois Jones conducted a short
program, with a contest, and piano numbers
were given by Chrvstal Jones.
KIPPEN UNITED CHURCNEWS
On Sunday 'July 29, Pastor Don Moffat
presided in the pulpit at St. Andrews with
Barbara Livermore at the organ.
Kippen Church will be closed until Sept. 2,
when church services will resume at 11:30
a.m..
There will be a Vacation Bible School to be
held at Brucefield Church on Aug. 13-17,
conducted by Rev. Wilena Brown.
The minister on call for the month of
August will be Rev, Stan McDonald, he can
be reached at 262-2935 or 262-3145, -
Smythe of Perth.
Hazel Luther who has been confined to her
room for several weeks is improving and is
able to be out again.
There was an excellent attendance at the
United Church on Sunday morning after a two
week vacation period.
The ushers for the day were Donald
Wareing, Travis Beaver and Bill Stebbins.
Next Sunday Ken Scott and Christie of
Londesboro will be the guest musicians for
the service and during August, Junior
Congregation will be held for the children.
A most successful Memorial ,,and Decora-
tion Service was held on Sunday at the
Hensall Union Cemetery with a large
attendance,
Graves were decorated with flowers and
the Legion placed flags on all former
members' graves, and the 100F of Hensall
placed- flowers on their former members'
graves.
Rev. McDonald conducted the service with
Robert Cameron at the organ. Robert
McGregor, chairman of the Cemetery Board
brought greetings to the people assembled
and told some of the history of the cemetery.
During the service Nelson Howe played
"Amazing Grace" on the bagpipes. Follow-
ing the -service the people enjoyed'%llc vship
through remembrance.
The Couples Club of the United Church
enjoyed an evening of swig ming and a
barbecue. on Thursday evening at the home of
Mervin and Joanne Fields with Tom and
Leslie Bailey as co -hosts.
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