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The Huron Expositor, 1976-03-25, Page 13'4695 1971 MUSTANG — two door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission and power steering. Needs paint. License DFV41 1 '1695 1974 VOLKSWAGEN station wagon with economical four cylinder engine. License.. DFZ939 '2945 1973 FORD CUSTOM 500 four door with eight cylinder• engine, automatic transmission, power steering and power brakes. License DHH472 '2795 1972 MAZDA RX-2 with 'rotary engine. License FJX665 1395 1972 FORD F-100 half ton with eight cylinder engine and standard transmission. License 1-169277 '2395 Remember . . It's Sense to See LARRY $N1DER MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191' Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6;00 HONIiA You're ahead on a Honda. LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES Wingham • I a WI take armchair tour At Asso, plan skqteathon Hensall Minar Athletic Association had an executive meeting on Thursday, March 18, when plans were -made for-•'a skate-a-thou to take place at the Hensall Arena on March 27. Proceeds to go.to Bunny Bundle. Plans were also made for a dance at the Pineridger Chalet en March 27 in aid of Minor Sports, and for a social evening planned for the Senior Citizens in April. It was also decided to have a draw in May for half a beef and a hockey quilt. During the past winter money has been raised for hockey equipment with a 50-50 draw. Whmers were as follows:' October, Mrs.ll . Bea Uyl, Hensa $200; John Taylor, Hensall $50; November, Mrs. Earl Wagner, Exeter, $213; Mr. Ray /v1CGonigle, Seaforth $56; December, Mrs. Dolly Osgood; Exeter, $214; Mr. George Beer, Hensall $54; January, Mr. Moyris Stilwell, London, $158, Miss Kathie Sangster, Hensall $53; February, Mrs. Jim Randall, ' Baden, $127, Mr. Robert Tiylor. Hensall $50. Prize money was given away $„1,175, Hensall" Athletic ,Societylraised $1154.79. Amber lodge to Toronto Correspondent Bertha MacGrepor Noble ' Grand Mrs. Bertha MacGregor presided for the regu-, tat meeting on Wednesday even- ing of Amber Rebekah Lodge assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker. Arrangements, were made for a Representative and scholar to attend the Rebekah Assembly meeting to be held in Taranto in June, The District `Deputy President of Huron Dis- trict #23 Mrs. Ireti9 Hat/lack will visit the lodge en Wednesday April ,7th. The District meeting will e held in MacKay Hall Goderich on April 14th at 2:30p.m Amber Lodge will contribute a number ,on the program. Mrs. Dorothy Parker reported for the visiting committee. Arrange• ments were made to confer the degree later this month, CorreSpondent Mrs. Hilda Payne - Mrs. Robert Simpsonv-was the, guest speaker at the Hensall Women's Instittite Education and Cultural Activities meeting held on Tuesday, March 16 in the Legion Hall. She took us on a tour of Lake Huron and Lake Superior and the northern shore of Lake Erie, dwelling on the historical sites and towns visited on a „pircular drive. The regular ,meeting of St. A.C.W. was held at the 'home of Mrs. F. Forrest, Thursday afternoon. The PreSident, opened the meeting with "The Members Prayer" followed by the Lord's .Prayer. The Invocation was read from "The Living Message".. The scripture wad taken from Ephesions 6, vs 10 -- 18. Helen Lodge -dcn Correspondent Bertha MacGregor The IQOF and Rebekah Lodges held a most successful dance in the Zurich= Arena on Saturday evening with , music supplied by the Silvertones. Mrs. Blanche Chapman of ' London visited during the past week with her brother-in-law and Service is about • The roll call was answered by telling "How I spend my leisure time", a .spelling bee, was conducted and Miss Mary Btoadfoot delighted with a selection of Irish tunes on the piano. In the business session, which was chaired by the President, Mrs. Hilda Payne, it was decided to give donations of .$30 to the Hensall Legion, $25. to the Retarded fund and $2 to the Roberts gave the meditation. This was followed by prayer. Roll was answered with a verse pertaining to Trinity. The study book centered on St. Patrick and using the shamrock as an illustration or the Doctrine of the Trinity, was given by Mrs. Anderson. The meeting was closed with a prayer. ce success Huron County Nisteriar. Society.. A letter from Maluski, F.W.I.O. President was read and the executive reported that they had decided to send in-coming president, Joyce Pepper to Officer's Conference in May, and to change the date of the present meeting. ' Committees formed were Grace Peck, Hazel Corbett and Gladys COleman, Fall Fair, Joyce Pepper, Pearl Koehler and Vera Brintnell to Nominating and Janice Bisback and Leona Parke ,,to organising a bus trip. One Minute's silence was osbserved in memory of Margaret Ingrarm. A penny sale was held and lunch was served by hostesses Nellie Riley and Vera Britnell and their committe. • Personals The Youth Group of Hensall United Church met on Sunday evening, March 21 and discussed further plans for the Sunrise Service on Easter ,morning. • Posters were made. The next meeting will be on sunday,-April 4. Mrs. Felix Boogemans, and children are spending a few days with the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore. Mis Linda Mock, of London and Hensall has returned from pleasant visit with Mrs. Gary .Merritt and Greg in 'Buckeye, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde have'returned from a circular tour visiting New Orleans and Texas. They made several side trips from Corpus Christi including a short visit to a Mexican market, making the whole holiday very enjoyable. Work is proceeding again on the sewer project in Hensall. , • , (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. William Fuss enjoyed pleasant holiday in' Florida. Mrs. Dorothy Munroe• of Seaforth was a recent 'Visitor with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. ' Mr: and Mrs. Eric Campbell are holidaying in the Barbados. - Mr. end Mrs. Harold Knight have been vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs.Leslie Adams, Exeter, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. r$, Mrs. E. Salta! had a Birtlida Party on Tuekday celebrating h birthday., included were •her family and friends, Mrs. Doris Bonthron; .Taniee Orel ShelJey,s, 'London, Bevah and Shari EPA- ibton Ronald and Norma Caldwell and Kimberley Ann, Jack and. Greta Reed, Mississanga, Roy and Clara MacDonald, RosS, and Grace Sums, Jodi, Steve, and Don, Edna Caldwell, Exeter, Jean and Wilmer Ferguson, Pearl Passmore. Mrs. Sararas was the recepient of many flowers, gifts and best wishes. - ' Martha Smith of Exeter visited with Lynn Latirriore and Hugo Schenk. Ilia and Chester Dunn, Mervyn and Irene Dunn, Greta and Amy Lammie visited with VEra Lammie. Marion Schenk and Jeanette Lippert visited with Hugo ,Schenk. Ernest Perry was visited by Bill and Donna Perry -and sons of Exeter. Mr. and •Mrs. Gerald Wright visited with Vera Lammie. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayter, Jennifer, Jason, 'and Jodi visited with Mrs. M. Ford. ' Leslie Mitchell and daughter Brenda visited with the former's mother,-Louise Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaughton and Clarence Smillie visited their mother Mrs. Ada Smillie. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth Exeter visited Ars. Sararas and Mrs. Mary Upshall. Bob Lammie visited his mothe Vera Lammie. Bernice Lavert,y was visited by her husband Milton Lavery and sister Pearl Passmore. Birthday. Greetings . to Cora Alcock who celebrated her birth- day March 17. The Christian Reformed Young people conducted a sing-song Sunday evening which was enjoy- ed by all. • Tuesday Rev. Jarvis conducted the church service a companied by Louise Mitchell at the piano. CLERE-VU AUTO WRECKERS NEW, USED'ND REBUILT trucks • DUNLOP & REMiNGTON Car, truck and tractor tires TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE REPAIR SERVICE ' Clinton 482-3211 • Hwy. 8 W. of Clinton R.R.2, Clinton ie.t~htselfi urst'Ladics entertain 0911-.Monday af4PIP911 at P1089 epoqielsTA nowe PlaXP4 the.' 1,0911# accompanied by Mr§:,'WtY. Johns at the plAnos POLer, P)Sback: 0.9114 'Skea AO" David Skea pf H,eii$all Aid John Skea• of Huron Park attended the SporLatnaWa Show ltiTetro on Saturday,, Q R. 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He's - got more bikes to choose from than anybody.And he's ready to show them to you right now. Thrifty threaders make samplers The fourth meeting of Het-nail 2 4-h Thrifty Threaders was held on tuesday evening at the Hensall United Church. The roll call, "The free _choice article I have chosen to make and why" was answered by 8 girls, The leaders checked over the books and answered questitins on the "learning stitches article". The couching crossed and 'couching outline stitches were demonstrated. The girls were reminded to work on samplers and learning stitches article at home. The free choice article was discussed. The next' meeting will be a work meeting only. An ' Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. • Kippen UCW plans bake sale temperance The service for the third Sunday in Lent was conducted at the United Church by Rev. Don Beck who continued his series of sermons on "What is a virtue? (3) Mrs. Vera Twitchell who has zAemperance. Assisting at the been a patient in South Huron organ, Mrs. John Turkheim led a hospital for the past .few weeks double quartette in ‘-‘The Lord is returned to her home this week: My. Shepherd". Taking part were Mr. Paul Neilands who recently Brenda Pepper,. Mary Goodwin, underwent surgery 'in „St,' Belva Fuss, Joan- Alexander, Joseph's Hospital, London was Joyce Pepper and Pearl able to return to his home last Passrnore. Confirmation Class is week. being held on Satur,day mornings 'at 1+:15. Pelicans are found in Northern Canada: ACW studies St. Patrick sister Mr. and Mrs'. Jack Corbett. Mrs.. Al Corbett and infant daughter Catharine Donna returned home on Sunday from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Rev... W.D.Jarvis conducted. services in C armel Church Sunday delivering an excel] t sermon on, "Give Us Our. ally Bread". ' Rev. 'Harold McKillon a represesntative of Alcohol " and Drug Concerns will be the guest speaker on Sunday March 28th. The Session of the Church met on Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. Cpl. Doug Wein R.C.M.P., Mrs. •W'ein and David of Whitby visited with Mrs. Wein's parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Parker. fair at Hensall sales Korn Remand Supply . 'consisted mainly of steers and 'heifers, demand was fair and prices were steady to lower. Fat cattle: heifers, $37.25 - $39.50, top $41.50, steers $37.00 $40.70, feeder cattle $35.00 - $42.40. Pigs: weinlings $36.00 - $ 51.00, chunks $72.00, sows $242.00 $280.00. When you're ready for a bigger bike, Honda's got a big four ready for you. Honda created the modern four- cylinder super-bike, the fours engineered for utter reliability and gutsy performance you can stay with for years. • There's Honda's Super Sport machines — 400F, 550F, and 750F. All feature the rugged Honda four-cylinder; four-stroke overhead cam engine. And the four-into- vine exhaust THE RIGHT DEAL FOR YOU .... 1973 THUNDERBIRD — this is a luxury car fully -equipped for your driving pleasure. License No. KAE353. o' • Correspondent , Rena• Caldwell The postponed meeting of Kippen East W.I. will be held March 31 in, the Legion Hall Hensall at 8:30p,m. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Timmer- mans are holidaying hi Jamacia.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dietz are vacationing in Las Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson, Lucan, Mrs. Mary McGillwary, • London visited with Mr. and Mts. W.LMellis recently. U.C.W. Meets The U.C.W. of St. Andrews I Church Kip* held the March meeting in the church with a good attendance. Mrs. June Cooper, opened the Meeting with the Worship width was_ ollowed by the topic taken by Mrs. David Turner. Mrs. David Cooper President presided over the lengthy busi- ness meeting.. It was decided to hold a- bake sale April 1'0 Watch the papers for time and place 141Ps• Stirling Gralim Crom- arty, visited with friend in the' area on Sunday,. Miss Cathie _Sim spent the weekend ip Stratford, visiting her brother. Soriy for the inconvenience! 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