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THE FNA FINAL TEST -- 4-H
Hensall Fair. The, future
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members show their calves at the, skills at grooming, feeding, and showmanship.
farMera were demonstrating their (EXPOSitor Nieto)
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FUTURE ROCK STAR -- Michael Seegeren of
LOOKING THEM OVER—Judge Bill Dale of Seaforth determines _Seaforth plays the drums to the song I Think
placings in the light single class of the heavy horses diVision. Glenn We're Alone Now at the Hensall Sprung Fair
Talent show. (Expositor Photo
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Johnston of Gorrie later placed first in the class. . •
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{ Riley Reunion
a* it 'Reunion
The 32n iley
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Park, Hensall on June 10th
with 59 present. An after-
noon of races was enjbyed by
. . young and old with the
• following winners: Under 5,
Jason Harburn; under 7, Jeff
Harburn, under 9, Brett Stin-
son; Laurie, Harburn; under '
1 12, Patrick Riley, Mary Jane
Johns; over 12, Bruce Brod-
hagen; Jeannie Johns; Kick
the slipper in box for children
Scott & Steve Boa, Brett
Stinson. . , •
Kick the slipper (men), '
1 , Bruce Brodhagen; kick the
slipper (ladies), Jo Ann Stin-
son; three-legged race, Brett
Stinson & Patrick Riley;
three-legged race adults,
A Ray RIley & Jeannie Johns;
water relay race, Jo Ann
Stinson's ream; bow - tie
relay, Don Thompson's
team; guessing beans, Ross
Riley; oldest person present,
Mrs. Madeline Harburn.
The children had -a candy,
and peanut scramble. Of
fleets elected were: Past
president - Ross Riley; presi-
. dent - Jim Smale; vice presi
dent - Murray Harburn;
secretary - Elizabeth Riley;
treasurer - Doreen Harburn.
The lawn chair was won by
Fredo Boa.
The picnic will be held,
next year - the time and place
to be arranged at a later
date.. Sports committee: Les -
e lie and Susan Riley; Wade
Riley & Sherri Glanville.
Lunch Committee: Ivan and
Barbara Boa; Don & Marlene
Fraser and helpers.
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WOMAN'S WORK IS NEVER DONE—Re- non-commercial float in Hensall's spring fair
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NO FIRES FOR THIS ONE—Frank Phillips of
Seaforth drives the little red fire truck he built
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Brucefield
Service af
Bairds cemetery
MRS. JEAN TAYLOR friends from Hensall.
482-9155 Mrs. Patterson spent a few
On Sunday, Jan 24th a days in Toronto,
Decoration Service will be Mrs, Berry visited over the
held at Baird's Cemetery at 2 weekend in London and
p‘m. Stratford.
Mr, Bob Elliott of Goder - The Stanley Ladies Club
ich township was in the held their June meeting at,
pulpit on Sunday 17th 'for a the home of Mrs. Ray Cante-
Father's Day service, while Ion,. A great variety of
'Rev. Bob McMullen took the answers were given for the
anniversary Service at Millroll call by naming a Oren
. bank, nial flOwer. A donation of
Cornmittlion will be cele- money Was given to thc
,brated at Brucefield United Children's aid tO send a child
on Sunday, Jane 24th at 10 to summer camp.
A summer pienit will be
Several ladles from the- held at the home of MrS.
area attended a day out at Arnold Tayier on July, 4th
Camp 'Menesettitig berth, of beginning With a pot luck
Godetta on Monday, dinner at 5:30 p.tn, Sports
Little Robert Linden had Committee is Betty Graharn,
blaserand birthday On Snui Norma McGregor and Anne
day and Celebrated with Gibson4
in the Hensall fair. parade to promote th
• Seaforth Legion's 50th apniversary. •
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Seaforth
all day Wednesday
900 ci.m. to 530 p.m.
for your shopping, convenience,
We now do in Store engraving of Silver Trays - Pewter mugs
Silver Baby Cups and offer same day service. •
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Mc,Ptict-Mrs. Cecil Pepper
visited with Rev. and Mrs,
T, Garnett Husser inBeams
vie on Sunday. ThPY, also
visited in Port 'Dover and
Niagara Falls..
A vacation Bible Schoolis
being planned for Mensal!,
United Chinch to be held on
July 2-6. AR children 4pes
4-.13 will be welcome.
An evening of Fellowship
and fun was held by Unit two
of Hensall United Church on
Monday evening, June 11.
Originally a picnic had been
planned but due to cool
weather, supper w.4s hcid
inside followed by a few
games held outside.- More,
games and cornPetiliOnS
were held inside 'before411
settled down.
Leader* Mrs. Diane
Gerstenkarn, opened with
poern,"A Handshake" and
Mrs, Helen, MacLean gave
an inspiring devotional on
"Friends." The best friends
are the old and tried ones;
friendship must be earned
and nurtured. To have a
friend is to be one. Roll call
was "Show and Tell" and
many interesting articles
were displayed, several
souvenirs of other countries
visited.
Alma College for Women
to be held August 15-19, the
one day school to be on
August 21. It is hoped that
several car loads will go for
that day. The, Regionat. will.
be at Elimville on October 9
A one day retreat will be held
at Camp Menesetung on
June 18; bring lunch: and a
lawn chair. At 'the dose of
the business, Diane, read a.
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Kippen
Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
Youth anniversary services
were held in St. Andrews
Church Kippen June 10 with
Rev. McMullen in charge.
• The junior choir provided the
inspirationin song with sev-
eral numbers under the lead-
ership . of Mrs. Gerald
• Moffatt and Mrs. David
Cooper.
PERSONALS
Mr.
MradMrs;George
SP:iDwhiacichwere
recentguestswitMr.and
Mrs. W,L. Mellis.
Mr. Frank Fowler, Aurora,
called on W.L. Mellis last
week.
U.C.W. of St Andrews
Church held their regular
meeting June 12. Mrs Keith
Love gave the worship on
Father's Day theme. Mrs.
John Anderson took as the
topic "Occupation House-
wife." It was decided to have
a bake sale on June 30 at
'Homestead. Mrs. Harold
Jones and Mrs. Wm.' Consitt
• hostesses, served lunch.
An Expositor Uassineci
will pay you dividends: Have
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"WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT" Winners in the six month to a year
baby show category in Hensall don't seem to realize. that they're taking
home a prize, The babies and their mothers are (left to right) Dana
Cooper and mother Anita from Kippen, first, Dana Rowan and Mother
Wendy of R.R.1, Brucefield, second, and Nrssa Masse and mother Kim
from Hensall, third.
LITTLE WINNERS—Although every baby io worth a prize in the eyes of '
his mother', the winners (left to right) at th % lensall Fair Baby Show for
six months And under category were Mark Bell and mother Bev from
Hensall, first, Eric Groot and mother Elaine from Hensall, second, and
Arnancla Hickey and mother Teresa of R.R. 2, Brussels, third.
PEDALLING IN THE PARADE — Chris Taylor, 3 year old, rides his
tricycle in the Hensall Spring Fair Parade. Chris placed fourth in the best
deocrated bicycle class for those under 10 in the parade competition.
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