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HIMON, EXPOSITOR, MAR4ti 24, Ulf&
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LONGTIME RESIDENTS:WITH HAMILTON — Wayne Ellis, left, Steve
Murray and Peg Ellis, Sales reps, with the new Don Hamilton Real Estate
Ltd—office opening, in Seaforth this week have years of experience in
Seaforth and area. Seaforth's is the sixth Don Hamilton office to open in
Western Ontario, after the business started with one 'office in Listowel
(xpositor Molt))
three years ag./K
Varna bov well
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Craig McAsh, Brian and
Joan's little boy, had surgery
in Clinton Hospital on. Friday
and returned home on
• Saturday. We hope he'll soon
•be feeling great Again.
Bill and Eleanor McAsh
spent the weekend with Mr.
• and Mrs. Arnold Rathwell of
Port Elgin.
• Mack -Webster is getting
• around a bit on the teg he
broke awhile ago, now that
he has it in a short cast.
The Bayfield Beavers and
Cubs- enjoy visit to
McAsh's sugar" bush on
Saturday morning to See
them making, maple syrup. A
sleigh-
ride behind. Tom RathwelEs.
beautiful team of Belgians
added enjoyment to the trip.
The weather w.as just perfect
for their outing, too.
Crokinole is a .game that
cortespimetent
optTifikmacqi_poR
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The "Three Links"' Senior
Citizens held their March
meeting on Tuesday evening
with the President, Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor presiding
and the Ineeting opened with
the singing of "0 Canada"
With 'Ws'. MYral:e Sherritt
accoMPanying.at •the piano.
Following the roll call,
minute, bills an4 aCeetInts.
were read.
The correspondence was
.read when an invitation was
received from the Settlers
Group in Exeter inviting the
•Hensall group to a,Aeeting
in the Legion Hall, Exeter on
I Tuesday April 3rd at 7 p.m.
The invitation was accepted
and cars will leave the Hall at
630 p.m. The April meeting
Of Hensall will, be held on
April 17th at 6:30 p.m. with 'a
pot luck supper, celebrating
the third anniversary with
the executive in charge of the
program.
It was announced a bus
isn't played as ninth as in
years past, but a •local
hostess who entertained a
large graup of frien4s Y..
• Saturday night- decided it
would be a change from the
usual card games. Some 'of
• her guests got so. wound up
it, they. kept, a couple of
boards hot long after .the
• competition had ended.
•Obituary
KItingels .,enioy: .•- •-..,.. .s. WAREING PASSES; :
- Mrs.,Mary 'Jane. (FlYnn)
Ware ing, Hensall died at
Soirth - - -Huron ----,-Hospital
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2 Exeter on March 17th,' .1979 '•
in her'731;c1 Year,She was the. .. -
On Friday evening Mr.
'and Mrs. Harry Klungel
celebrated their 25th
wedding: anniversary, at the
Hensall Recreational Centre.
The evening began with an
interesting program led by
Albert Klungel as Master of
Ceremonies.
• The program began with
Bert Visscher, accompanied
by his wife Tina on the piano,
giving a beautifully rendition
of "The Lord. Is My
Shepherd" which was, the
wedding song •of the
Klungel s•-•
Other interesting and
humourous speeches were
given by HermanDeiong,
Peter Visscher, Harry Knip,
Eric. Luther, Bob Southcott,
and Harold. Knight.
A singing group • ."The
Messengers" provided re -
!axing entertainment with
several songs. Harry Klungel•
then gave a speech thanking
the people who participated
in the program and the
guests for attending. He
• especially thankedhis Wife
lot being with him these past
25 years.
After , this ' hour long
program the "Maple Sugar
• Company": provided, many
types Of -music to dance by.
During an intermission in the
music lunch was served by •
the P.T.A. ofthe Christian
School in Clinton.
Some of the more than 200
guests attending came from
Netherlands, Edmonton,
London (WashingtOn), 'North
Bay, Grimbsy, Sarnia,
• Woodstock, • Forest. and
Wyoming. • •
• wife of the late William
Ware. ing. Surviving are
sons, Ronald , Hensall;
Robert, R.R.#2, Kippen;
Douglas, Hensall; and one
daughter • Mrs. Murray.
(Evelyn) Traquair. •R,R.2.
'Kippen. One brother Robert
Flynn, • Parkhill; one, sister
Mrs. Irene O'Neil; Huron
Park also ten. grandchildren
• and two • greatgrandchildren:
'.also. survive. ; She' was'
predeceased by one sister,
Funeral service: was from the
,...13onthron Funeral Home on
Monday , March 19th 2p.m•;
with Rev. T. Garnet'HuSser
officiating. Interment in.
• Exeter Cemetery. •
Pallbearers were Donald
Dinney; Jim Taylor; Willis ...
Mollard; Earl Hamilton; Bill
Allen; and Stan Dinney.
Flower bearers were Kevin
Wareing; Jerry Traquair;
Jeff Wareing.
4', 7--
tom
"No thanks,.
I'd rather walk'
Watch your' whoie attitude
undergo a relaxing change
when you slip into the most
comfortable' shoe in your
• Wardrobe; NoW walking
becomeaa teat pleasure
When you're wearing; •
NatOralizer Shoes.
MILANO
available In .soft navy
or beige leather •
• AA & B Widths. 12.95
PRICED' AT,
MITCHELL • SHOE
Other Naturaller
Styles From
$29.95
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trip will he „travelling. to
the Scott residence en June
fitiL Anyone wishing to go to
Ventact Mrs. 'Elizabeth Riley,
The entertainment COMmit'
tee namely Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Parker and. Mr. Elgin
Rowcliffe arranged •an
Parker was eh:Oman and
---introduced Oat; Heywood
who played, several; polkas
and Sacred songs.
Rev. T. Garnet Fusser waS
the guest speaker and gave A
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most, tnteresting and
informative addreSs• kIn the'
collection of rocks he has
collected from all parts Of the
World, Assisted by WS.
Husser the ,Hea erend
displayed many beautiful
rocks. jewellery and decor-
ated ; spoons he has made
frolnbisSelections,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley
favoured with a reading
"'Taxes". Bob Iteywood
again played and sang many
numbers • as requested, also
some Scotch and. Irish selec-
tions, WS, Harold Parker
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$00 A reading "Trnithle itk
the Amen Corner". timid
thanked the entertainers and
the Meeting conclinieri with
the singing of The Queen"
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excellent. program. irta•roki
after which the social
eentlrlittee „Mr+ and Mrs -
Bert Horton and Mrs- Annie
Held. assisted by the enter,
tainment committecvserved
Legion. presents
•Shuffle trophies
The Hensall Legion Men's
Shuffle Board. Tournantent
ended' on Wednesday
evening with the pre
sentation of the trophies
folleweds by a lunch.
• John Taylor and Larry
• Ducharme the organizers of
the tournament •presented
the Over all Champs Dwight
Consitt and Gary Moir with
the winning trophy.
• John Taylor presented the
• Runners-up Larry ucharme
and Homer Catlell with '
the trophy.
President of the Legion
Grant McClinchey presented
the low score TrePhY to
• Garnet Allan and Howard.
&nate.
• Lunch was •served
following the presentation by
Mrs. Jim Taylor, Mrs. Larry,
Ducharme, Mrs. John Taylor
and Mrs. George Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chaffe, Tony and Sally of
• Mitchell Were recent visitors
with Mrs. Chaffe's parents
Mr, and' Mrs. Jack Corbett.
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Del Mom,
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Do Montt
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delicious lunch. gran4hiltre* Tracy and
Personals
ason Snichin at their home
Mr. and Mrs. John Seldart Pirtedsde Grand Bend while
and Mr. and Mrs, Ralph their parents Sharon and
ILightfoet, Centralia, are Patrick are taking their
sharing company with their Easter break in ActtPuleo.
Carmel pot luck.tasty
- Ladies' hig_t- Mrs, MalCOM
Dougall;radies" second
• prize. Mrs, Perc Campbell;
Gent's High - Murray Taylor;
Gent's second prize - Brin
Campbell; Youngest Player -
• Amy Campbell,
. The evening concluded
• with hymn singing, scriptare
reading ancl_prayer by Rey«
Knight
• The clioir of Carmel
Presbyterian Church
sponsored a pot lock supper
and crokinole oeiaL in the
schoolroom of the church 01.1
friday. evening. Following a
bountiful supper Rev, K.
Knight was master , of
ceremonies when ten tables
of crokinole were in play, The
prize winners were as follows
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H & N DAIRYYSTEMS LTD
Sales, Service 8 Installation of
887-6063
pipelines &
milking parlours
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