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Hensall champion, ball team together for Centennial
Correspondent
MRS. BERTHA MacGREGOR
262-2025
Mrs. A.W. Shirray returned last week
after spending the winter months in St.
Petersburg, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor of Exeter
have taken up residence in the Northcrest
Apartments in Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase have
returned to their home in the Northcrest
Apartments after spending the winter
months in Florida.
Mrs, Jack Corbett returned home after
spending a few days visiting with her
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chaffe and family at Mitchell.
Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship
services at 10:15 E.D.S.T. on Sunday. Mrs.
Murray Key presided at the organ. A carload
of P.C.W., attended the synodical held in
Wingham last week. The P:C.W. will meet
'Monday, May 7 at 8 p.m.
Doug Mann who has been a patient in
University Hospital, London was able to
return to his home last week.
The Hensall Centennial Committee met at
the United Church on Monday, Apr. 24.
Harold Knight, chairman conducted the
meeting and reports from the various
committee heads indicated that a great deal
of work has been done,
Sale of tickets for the barbecues, dances,
and opening ceremonies are picking up so
anyone wishing tickets are advised to
purchase them soon.
The tickets on the Honda A.T.C.'s are also
available at several outlets on main street.
Parade entry forms are available from
William Gibson.
Murray Baker outlined the sports events
which will include the South Western Arm
Wrestling Championships, Girls Slow Pitch,
Tug of War, Earth Ball Competition,
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Horseshoe Pitching, a Gun Shoot and the
1960 Hensall Champion Bantam Ball Team .
will be together again for a game.
Entries are coming for the Craft and
Antique show and sale. Anyone wishing to
enter only one or two articles may put them
in a community booth by contacting Mary
Buchanan at 262-2123.
The Sunday Church service will feature
Rev. Bob Passmore as minister along with a
choir consisting of present and past choir
members of the Hensall Churches. There
will be a practice for the choir June 10 at 3
p.m.
If you wish to rent a room to visitors for
Centennial weekend call 262-2029 and leave
your name.
QUEENSWAY NEWS
Ladies from the P.C.W. of the Carmel
Presbyterian Church started off our week of
activities by joining residents for bingo on
Monday afternoon.
On Tuesday morning the residents had the
opportunity to get together to do some crafts
In the e: on Rev. Kenneth Knight
conduo ed wor ip with Dorothy Taylor at
the piano.
Wednesday was "Horticulture Day" since
plants needed some doctoring and cuttings
were taken to start some new plants.
On Thursday afternoon residents saw a
film on the Grand Canyon.
In the evening several ladies from the
Zurich Mennonite Church came to lead the
residents in a hymn sing.
Friday morning residents made the
weekly trip' to the Zurich bowling lanes.
Lloyd McDougall was the high man bowler
with', a score of 119. Erna Schroeder was the
highest lady with a score of 74.
Ross MacMillan of Waterloo spent last
Friday visiting with her mother Mrs. /Laird
Mickle and aunt Florence Joynt and they all
enjoyed the luncheon at the Bayfield Village
Inn.
The Three Links Seniors will meet on
Tuesday. May 8 at 8 p.m, at the local Hall.
Carl and Hilda Payne wilLbe in charge of
the entertainment and Stewart and Irene
Blackwell will look after the social. A
nominating committee will be chosen.
A bus trip to the Geritol Follies at Massey
Hall in Toronto is being arranged for July 4.
It will be McNaughton's bus with 47
seats --some which are already reserved.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams of Exeter visited
recently with the latter's sister Mrs. Jack
Corbett.
The Couples Club of Hensall enjoyed an
evening of swimming and fellowship on
Thursday evening at Pinedale in -Grand
Bend. The next meeting will be field on
Thursday, May 24.
A large congregation heard more about
Venture in Mission Program at the United
Church on Sunday 'morning. Mr. McDonald
spoke on the. theme and showed a film.
The ushers for the service were Tim
Rowcliffe, Rod Parker, Steve Gerstenkorn
and Steven McGregor. Margaret Cole
greeted the congregation.
During the -afternoon the visiting team
from the, church went out to all families cin
the General Phase of the Venture in Mission
Program,
The Sunday School at the United Church
experienced an interesting and inspirational
assembly ortSunday morning with the theme
of Easter,
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NEW COMMITTEE-Hensall councillor
Richard Peckham, Inge Mowat, BILI Ben
gough, Joe Bengough and Jack Lavender
formed a committee last Thursday to
research ways to attract new Industry and
residents to Hensall. (Hundertmark photo)
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25. IN MEMORIAM 1
24,CARD OF THANKS
• MURRAY
I wish to thank all who sent cards, gifts and
visits while 1 was in Seaforth Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Underwood, Dr.
Rodney and• all the smiling nurses. Also to
my grandmas and grandpas for taking care
of my brother. Michael Murray
24-18x1
McDONALD
Don, Marilyn, Jim and Jeanne McDonald
would like to offer their sincere appreciation
to everyone for the many, many acts of
kindness shown toward their family since
their house fire. We have been 'deeply
touched by the thoughtfulness, caring and
concern demonstrated by the -whole com-
munity. Our thanks to Jack and Donna
Knight, Neil and Marie McGavin for
planning the evening in Brussels, to all the
ladies who helped in the kitchen and to the
Blake family for their great help during the
evening. It was heart warming to see such a
large crowd of friends and relatives
especially the Seaforth Harmony Kings who
harmonized during an intermission. 'Also a
very special thanks to the Wilbee family who
provided the music for the dance. Your
helpfulness and generosity will never be
forgotten. 24-18-1
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125. IN MEMORIAM
KNIGHT: In loving memory' of Bob Knight
who passed away May 5, 1977.
We travel down a winding road,
A road without an end,
And they who seem so far away,
Are only round the bend.
Always' remembered by Marjorie, Tom,
Brian and Paul, 25.18x1
KNIGHT: In'loving memory of Robert (Bob)
Knight who passed away seven years ago,
May 5.
Whenever a loved one passes away
No words, however kind
Can truly ease the grieving heart of those
left behind.
But memory is a treasure -house of happy
thoughts, they say
And happy thoughts of those we love will
never pass atvay.
Lovingly remembered by Mom.
25-18x1
DEMMERLING: In loving memory of a
husband and only brother, Eldon Demmer -
ling of Harriston, who passed away May 6,
1983,
To a beautiful life came a sudden end, he
died as he lived, everyone's friend.
He was always thoughtful, loving and kind,
what a glorious memory to leave behind.
He left us so suddenly, - his thoughts
unknown, he left us memories we are
proud to own,
Treasure him, God, in Your garden of rest,
for in this,world he was one of the best,
Sadly missed by wife Eileen, sister Hilda
and families. 24-18-1
MUNRO: Treasured memories of a dear
uncle and great uncle William Vaughan
(Buz) whom God called home on May 6,
1967.
He went very suddenly at the age of twenty
Just when his life was really beginning
I wish he could have lived a few more years
To see what happened to me.
I'm married with two sons,
I wished he could have seen them but 1 guess
it wasn't meant to be.
Always will be remembered by his niece
Mary Helen, Bob and nephews Shawn
James and Curtis Vaughan. 25-18-1
HOLLAND: In loving memory ,of a dear
mother, grandmother and great grand-
mother Laura who passed away 12 years
ago, April 28.
Sadly missed along life's way
Quietly remembered -every day.
No longer in our hearts to share
But in our hearts you're always there.
Sadly missed and always remembered by
her children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren. 25-18-1
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DATES GALORE. We area professional
introduction service designed to introduce
compatible people to each other. For all
ages. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll-free
1-800.263-9103. Noon - 8 p.m. 26-18-01
29. ENGAGEMENTS
FRASER - SYMONS
Mrs. Patricia Woods of Windsor is pleased
to announce the forthcoming marriage of her
daughter Beverly Jean Symons, to Clayton
Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dong Fraser
of RR#2 Biyth, The wedding will take place
-qn May 19, 1984 in Calvary United Church
indsor. 29-18x1
20. AUCTION SALES
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signment sale, Norwich, Ontario. Friday,
May 11, 1984, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted
second Friday each month), Appro'x. 150-175
tractors plus all types of farm equipment.
Consignments welcome. For more informa-
tion call (519) 424-9998 or (519) 424-9093.
Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki & Sons. 20-18-01
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