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Couple on .myster- ,
tour gets lost H girls a
Presbyterial held at Carmel
Messrs. Jack and Al Corbett
spent the weekend at Silver Lake
on a fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton
returned home after a pleasant
holiday in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs, Rick Mellinger of
Thames Road have purchased the
dwelling from Mrs.3ladys Wilson
and will be taking up residence in
the near future.
The Huron Presbyterial Spring
Rally was held in Carmel
Piresbyterian Church on Thursay
with, W.M.S. Societies attending
from Goderich, Seaforth, Auburn,
Belgrave and Hensall.Mrs. Elmer
Rivers of Seaforth presided.
1.0.0.F. lodge has encampment
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sale on June 4. The mystery prize
was won by Marion Wasson and
the attendance prize by Gerry
Chappel.
The election of officers were as
follows: Past President, Mrs.
Mona Campbell; president, Beat-
rice Uyl; 1st vice-president,
Margaret MacDonald;'2nd vice-
president, Marion Wasson;
secretary, Donna Allen;
treasurer, Wanda McClinchey;
Sargeant at Arms,-• Iva Reid;
sports officer, Iva Reid; Execu- •
tive, Vera Smale, Jean Munn,
Gerry Chappel, Joan Beierling,
Hilda §male.
Mrs. Agnes MacLean attended
the graduation of . Allan' J.
MacLean at Waterloo University
on Friday.
- Mrs. Blanche Chapman of
London visited last. week with her
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and-
Mrs. Jack Corbett:
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. 'Gus Voth -of
Birmingham, Mich. visited last
week w ith Mrs. F. G. Bonthron.
Mr. andMrs.. Lorne Chapman
and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
spent the weekend visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren,
Brooke and Jodi, Oakville and
visited with.M'r. and Mrs. Gerry
Chappan; Lisa. and ,Leanne in.
Iv1isSissauga.
Miss Catharine Christie and
MisS Kathy Mount Of London
visited over the weekend with the
former's mothEr, Mrs. C.
Christie,
Visitors with Mrs, Elizabeth
Volland, Mrs.Daisy Ivey and Mr.
• and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm over
the holiday, were Mr. and Mrs
Jim Finlay andDouglas of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Amerlinek of
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Robb
of • Lucan, Mrs. Marjorie
Thorndykc of Clinton, Miss Hazel
Macdonald, Miss Flora
Macdonald, Miss Ida White on
-furlough from India, and Mrs.
Marjorie • Enright all from
Goderich, Mr. Athur Coombs of
Clinton and. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Johnston of Brucefield.' Those
from town included Mrs. Bona
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Miller,
Derek Robinson,'Mr. Joe Robbins
and Mrs. Marjorie Windover.
Mr. 'and Mrs. John Skea and
David, and Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Mason of Huron Park spent, the
weekend camping in the
Collingwood area.
Miss Margaret Hyde of London
visited with .her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Hyde over the
The 3's from' Carmel,, Caven
• and Cromarty churches took off
from Dongall's to Ferguson's on a
17-mile obstacle course on
-Monday evening. The winners
made it in fifty-two minutes. The
losers had to be found. Jim
Dougall ,finally discovered them
sitting in front of a General Store
trying to decide whether to go
home or to call the police and
report "Missing." -
Four cars witn six couples to6k
part. Winners of a bottle of car
wax each were Phyllis Parsons
and Margaret Hoggath. Consola-
tion prizes of road maps went to
Phyllis James and Bert Thomson.
Lunch was served by Dave and
Mary Ellen Ferguson and Jim and
Mary Dougall who were in
charge. The next get-together will
be at Pine Lake, June 15 for fun
and dancing.
London to ,the Ice Capades for a
number of interested „people in
town and recently completed a six
week baby-sitting course for
.approximately 12 teenagers.
They have agreed to help the
Kinsmen financially at the end of
June, in the purchases of new
chairs for the arena".
The Hensall Kinette Club
celebrated their 19th anniversary
last October with a trip to London
to a movie. They plan a social
evening approximately every two
months and this year have
enjoyed a Christmas carolling
night, a bowling party, a
volleyball game and a card party.
Those who passed • the baby-
sitting course are: laurie Pepper,
Marilyn Pepper, Vicki Mann, ivy
Schauffer, trona Schauffer,
Debbie Reid, Tammy-Turner, Lori
Flynn, Lisa -Stretton.
Personals
Mrs. R. M. Peck and Mrs. Bob
Peck visited in Kingsville,
Harrow and Windsor last week
and attended a mother and
daughter banquet in Harrow on
Tuesdy, May 11
The 100F Lodge members of
Hensall, Amber Rebekah Lodge
accompanied by area Grand
Masters, Cantons and members
,of' the Encampment attended
worsiiirin Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. Rev.
W.D.Jarvis welcomed the group
and delivered an inspiring
message on "Turning It
Around". The choir under the
direction of Mrs. Malcolm
Dougall at the organ sang
"Saviour Hear Us We Pray". The
flowers in the church were in
loving memory of 'the late
Douglas S. M. Sangster. The
guests marched to the Lodge Hall
where a social hour followed and
-refreshments were served.
The W.M..S. of Carmel Church
are having their birthday party on
June 7th at 8 p.m. "
Amber Rebekah Lodge Entertains
Victoria Lodge
Noble t Grand Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor. presided, for the
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge on Wednesday evening
assisted by the Vice Grand, Mrs.
Dorothy Parker when the
members entertained the
members of Citoria Lodge,'
London. Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Marg-
aret Consitt reported for the
C.P.T. fund stating a donation
was sent • to the Cancer Society -'
and to the "Feed a Hungry
World."
Mrs. Parker, Vice Grand
reported for the visiting commit-
tee. Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath
reported for the finance commit-
'tee and the Treasurer gave the
financial report. Cards of Thanks
were received. The second
nominations for officers were
held. Mrs. Albert Barker brought
greetings from their Lodge. Bro.
Ernie Chipchase, Marshall Grand
Encampment, Ontario also spoke.
Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath
favoured with_ readings ,"Nothing
to Laugh At'' and "Midnight in
the Pantry". Bingo euchre was
played. A draw was made with
the following prize winners:
pillow cases, Mrs. Evelyn
MacBeath; doll, Albert Barker;
Flower arrangement, Mrs. Beat-
rice Richardson. Refreshments
were served and a social time
enjoyed by all.
Hensall Ladies Legion
The Hensall Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary met on Tuesday even-
ing with the President Mrs. Mona '
Campbell presiding. it was
decided to hold the Annual Penny
holiday.
Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Passmore and family of
London,"and mr. and Mrs. Felix
Boogemans and family of
Burlington , spent a very
pleasant weekend at Pike Lake,
Ontario.
Mrs. Sim Roobal, who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital for the past two weeks,
has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Primeau of Seaforth on Saturday
and while there, attended a party•
given in honour of Mr. andMrs.
George Hays, newlywedS.
Queensway
On Sunday evening the
Christian Reformed Young ,
People entertained the residents,
with singing. Rev. Snell
conducted the church -service on
Tuesday with Robert Cameron at
the piano. Caffrey Cann and Rev.
Snell delighted the residents with
violin music.
On Monday the Hensall United-
Church women namely Mrs.
Fldtcher, Mrs. Roy, Mrs, lan—
McAllister and ' Mrs. Jack
Drysdale entertained the
residents pl Bingo. Visitors
during the past week were: Rev.
Fred Carson, Blyth with Mrs.
Cora Alcock. Chester & Ilia Dtinn,
Greta Amy Laramie visited
with Mrs. Vera Lammie and Roy
McDonald.. Mrs. Roy. McDonald
and Jean. Treibner visited Roy
McDonald and Lynn Latimore.
. Bill and Donny Perry, Jimmy
and Donald visited 'Ernest Perry.
Mrs. Pearl Passmore visited Mrs.
Bernice Lavery. Mr, and
Cecil Smith visited several ladies
. Mr. and Mrs.Earl S a raras, Mrs.
Laura Hubbert, Tcwonto ,Isited
Mrs.E. Sararas. •
Mnor. and Mrs'. Gerald Ford, Ha
, visited Mrs. May
Ford; Mr. id Mrs. Charles Snell
visited with Louise itchell and
Vera Lammie. John MacDougall
visited Bella Drove
MrS. Desjardine Grand Bend
and Brenda Walper, Exeter
visited Adeline Taylor. Mr. and
Mrs. clem Jeffrey and Ted Jeffrey
visited Mrs. Pauline Jeffrey.
Birthday visitors with Mrs.
May Ford were Arnold and Mary
Ford, Mabel Kirk, Verna Coates,
and Vera Pinkharn, EXeter. Jim
and Agnes McQuaid of Scaforth
visited Dan Mathews.
CPiTesPendePt
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
The May 19 meeting of Kip,pe.n
East W.I. 'began with dessert
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Grant MacLean and Mrs. Robert
-Bell and the committee in charge.
Mrs. Grant MacLean chaired
the program when' the 4.H girls
presented their program for
Achievement Pay, and one club
showed the needle work.
The Provincial honour. winner
Miss. Diane Oud was presented
with a gift and the club leaders,
Mrs.. "Jack Bell, Mrs. Laird
Finlayson, Miss Jill McLellan,
Former
• resident
passes
DOuglas S. M. Sangster,
London, passed away suddenly at
,-St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
Sunday, May 16th, 1976 in his
55th year. A native of Hensall, he
was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Sangster. Surviving
are his wife Eleanor J. (Forster)
Sangster, Sandra . and William,
London. Brother of Mrs. John S.
(Margaret) MacFarlane,
Goderich and Mrs. Herbert
(Norma) Stretton, Hensall.-
Predeceased by a brother Robert
Sangster.
Funeral service was held from
the A. Milliard George Funeral
Home on Wednesday, May 19th
at 1;30 p.m. with Rev. Glenn
Campbell D.D. of Elmwood Ave.
Presbyterian Church, officiating..
Interment Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
Happenings
Mrs. Shirley Prouty of Exeter
visited with Lynn 'Latimore. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Shepherd and
Marg Ingram, Willowdale, Mrs.
Jim McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence visited their .mother
Mrs. Ada Smillie.
Helen Reid visited Louise
Mitchell. Mr. and, Mrs. Wilmer
Adkins-and daughters of Exeter
visited Mrs. Mary Upshall.
Illa Dunn visited with Vera
Lammie and Roy McDonald. Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Kitchener,
Harry and Brenda Walper, Exeter
visited Mrs. Adeline Taylor. Mrs.
Louise Mitchell was visited by her
son Leslie Mitchell and Carold
Hodgins.
• Mrs.Blanche Bechard and
Darlene Stumpf visited Mrs.
Pauline Jeffrey.
Mr. Lawrence Wein, Exeter,
entertained the residents with
piano, music and' singing on
Tuesday. Rev. Anderson of
Exeter conducted the church
service accompanied by Louise
Mitchell at the piano..
The Hensall United Church
ladies entertained the resident's
on Monday.
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Eyre gave a very thought.,
provoking motto for young• and,
old alike On "It matters not-if you
win or lose, it's how you play the
game."
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, the presi-'
dent, chaired the business, portiOn
of the meeting and read a poem
"Housecleaning." The roll Call
was answered by a favourite
childhood game. Mrs. Harold
Parsons reported on the state of
the finances, Mrs. Robert
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Correspondent
Hilda M. Payne
Although small in number, the
Kinette Club of Hensall and
District has had a very busy year.
Fund raising projects so far this
year have included the Harvest
Dance, Fall Rummage Sale, a
food booth at a local auction and
just recently, the Spring
Rummage Sale. Before the end of
June the women will also run a
'r food booth at the 5th Annual
Ontairo Fiddler's Contest, a
movie, afternoon during the
Fiddler's Contest Weekend and
" another food booth at the Hensall.
Spring Fair.
The Kinettes held a Christma;
party for the children of Hensall
featuring a puppet show and a
visit from .Santa. They have
visited the shut-in people in town
twice, taking them a plant at each
visit. Kinettes donated to a needy
family at Christmas and in June
will present scholarships to the
top boy and girl in the Grade 8
graduating class They sponsor a'
foster child through Canada Save
the Children and also canvassed
the town for the- Ability Rind. In
March they organized a trip to ..
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Kinette.Club plans
scicial every 2 months
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A weekly newspaper means many different
things, to The residents of the community it
serves. 1t also fills a real need in the lives of
former residents.
We fall into the latter category. We became
former residents of Seaforth more than thirty •
years ago, and for many of those years we did
without the Huron Expositor. We had to
depend on infrequent visits, and letters from
relatives to keep abreast of changes in tht
community and the fortunes of those fine
people we came to know during our years as
residents.
Only recently we have become subscribers
to the Huron Expositor. Believe us when we
say that each .copy 'gets read literally from
cover to cover.
In our case; there is much catching up to be
done. We have to remember that a whole new '
generation• has been born, grown up, and
become leaders in their community since we
moved away, and we are not Always able to
properly relate them, to the generation we
knew. •
To us; our copy of the weekly paper recalls
former friends and many pleasant memories:
To the people of Seaforth 1976, it fills many
needs that are not satisfied by' daily
newspapers, radio or television.
The the local buSiness man, the weekly
newspaper is a market place; to those looking
for 'bargains - a shopping centre.To all the
members of the community it carries the news
about people who may lack some. of ' the
sophistication" of their city cousins, but who
really care about their fellow citizens, most of
whom they know on a first-name basis.
The Weekly Newspaper - in our case the
Scaforth Huron Expositor - may be 'batty
things to the people of Seaforth in 1976. To
us: born and raised within a few miles of
Seaforth, and residents of that towli for a few
shbrt years, it is memories of people and
events that should never be forgotten.
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Mrs. Ross MacMillan,
Waterloo, spent Wednesday with
her mother Mrs. Laird Mickle and
Dr. and Mts. Robert Mickle,
London visited the former's
mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle on
Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Peck, Mrs. Laird
Mickle, Mrs Rose Harris, Mrs.
Dick Taylor, ,Mrs. Irene
Finlayson, Mrs. Thos. Brintnell
from the Senior Citizens Club,
Hensall, attended a seminar in
Clinton on Thursday last week
along with other clubs from
Huron County.
Goderich Auxiliary had the
Devotional Program. Miss Ida
White Missionary on furlough
from India gave greetings. Miss
Hazel MacDonald of Goderich
gave her report of the recent
synodical at Chippewa. Mrs.
Malcolm Dougall and Mrs. Edith
Bell favoured with a piano duet.
The guest speaker Mrs. Murray
Garvin, at present of Westpn, but
she and her husband recently
returned from Taiwan. She gave a
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