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Mrs, Meude F$edden, :Phone 4
.Mrs. Archie MacOregOr, Phone 56
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Truck spills, Honestcab driver
•retu.rns camera
man in ured
Keith MacLean of Seaforth,
formerly of Hensall, is a pa-
tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, suffering a compound
fracture of the neck, severe
head and face injuries, and
the loss of several teeth,
He was lust taken to Clinton;
public hospital and later re-
moved by ambulance to Vie•
toria Hospital,
The accident occurred on the
1Oth concession of Goderlch
Township. Keith, Who is em-
ployed with the George Elliott
Construction Co, of Clinton,
was returning to (7linton from
the gravel pit when the steer-
ing apparatus in the truck he
was riding in went out of con-
trol throwing .Keith through
the windshieldand causing the
driver, Stew 'Moody, Clinton, to
lose control. The truck crashed
into the ditch and rolled over.
Moody suffered lacerations
And bruises and, was admitted
to Clinton hospital.
Keith is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Robert MacLean, RR 2
Kippen.
• ,Jack Henderson, li' e n A. all,
Who. has •returned front a Jur-
opean tour, was returning to
Canada on the last day of the
tour and had taken a taxi cab
to the airport •when he dis-
covered that he lead left his
expensive camera in the ;cab.
Mr, John W. Page, of pecten,
lliddleport, England, a broth-
er of Mrs. IHrry Horton of
Hensall with whom Jack had
spent the da) prevt r`ottourin s g
d
Ln.on, ad come to the air-
port to see him off. Jack told
him of his loss and Mr. Page
told him he would do all - he
could to help recover his
camera.
Mr. Page made inquiries
with the police who informed
him that the taxi driver had
limned: it in at the police lost
property office, After identifi-
cation has been established. the
camera will be returned to Jack
by Mr, Page,
Police stated that, with very
few exceptions, taxi ,drivers, of
which there are thousands,
hand in anything left in their
cabs,
Hensall personals
At the Starlite Drive-ln Gos-
pel services this Sunday
eve-
ning, August 27 five miles east
of Grand Bend, guest speaker
will be Rev. Elmer Bramp-
ton of Toronto United Church
and music by T, Harry Hoff-
man, Dashwood, and Douglas
Gill, Grand Bed, and a mass
volunteer choir. Service com-
mences at 8,30 p.m. 'Splendid
crowds are reported as attend-
ing these weekly services.
Mr. and MTS. George Beer,
Linda and Betty, Mr, and Mrs.
John Beer, David, Johnny and
Steven, Barrie, and Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Beer are spending
two weeks holidaying at Schade
View on Lake Huron,
Postmaster Cecil Kipfer is
on •vacation.
Mrs, Marion Thiessen of
Morrin, Alia., daughter. of Mrs.
Margaret Doan, has returned
]come after visiting with rela-
tives here,
Barbara .Townsend, Mitchell,
0. is spending this week with her
to cousin, Susanne Kyle.
Attending the funeral of the
late Mrs, C. Arthur. Hogarth,
held here last Tuesday were
her sons, Bruce, Vancouver,
B,C,; L e o n a r d, Edmonton,
Alta.; Dennis, his wife and
children, Douglas and Susan, of
Oakville; Dr, and Mrs, B. A.
Campbell, Toronto; Mr. Keith
Campbell, Windsor; Mrs, Ida
Hawkshaw, Liman; Mrs. Pearl
Wallace and, Miss Minnie Reid,
London; Mr. Harvey 'Murdock,
St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Lammie, •Cenitralia; Mrs. R.
Dickins, Eieter; Mrs, Milne
Rennie, Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs, R. A. Orr vis-
ited with relatives at Sarnia
and attended the Doan reunion
at Canatara F'ark, Sarnia, on.
Sunday. There was an attend-
ance of 160, On Monday they
visited with Mrs. Louise Gil-
bert, a patient at Parkwood
Hospital, London, and mother
of Mrs. Orr.
Mr. .and Mrs. Leonard
Noakes and family are .holi-
daying et Turnbull's Grove.
Jimmy Vo•th, of Detroit, is
holidaying with his grand-
mother, Mrs. L. Simpson, and
another, Mrs. G. Voth.
Gerald Noakes, of London, is
visiting with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes.
Picnic at Zurich
The Misses Greta and Amy
Laetrile and 'Mrs. Robert Elgie
attended the annual Huron
County picnic for the Blind
held at K'albfleisch Park, Zur-
ich. on Wednesday afternoon,
August 16, sponsored by Zurich
Lions Club,
A full program of sports Was
held iii the park and supper
served in the Community Cori -
tee,
Mr. and Mrs, James Sangs-
ter and Bradley incl Miss
Patsy Jones were recent visi.
tors with Mx', and fMrs. Robert
Chadfe at Mitchell,
Dr. Cameron Henry, who
has been spending some weeks
at Harvard t1nivei'sity and
New England States, 'and To-
ronto University, epent the
weekend with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs, William Henry.
Mrs, D. C. Herr and. sons
Caitneron, Richard acid David,
returned to their hothe in St;,
Catharines %'ridgy after. spend-
ing a week with Mrs, "'Bern's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. William.
1•Ienry, The family had been
vacationing' At Hope Bey off
Georgian Bay,
Bob J3eaver Of Hensall sub
fered three broken bones' in
his toot when a lift truck at
Canadian C a n tie r 5, Exeter,
'inhere he is employed, fell on
his foot causing the injury, Ile
is confined to South Huron Hoe.
pitalr Exeter.
Mr', and Mrs, Carnet Mousy
seau and 1Mr, Gbrdon Love
are enjoying a tWo weeks' 'a'
cation to the east c.0ast,
Mr, and Mrs. tleorge Hess
spent the Weekend with Mr,
Arid MN. Pat Hare of XesWick,
ort Lake Simon and Viaitecl
Campbell of To-
ronto>)Arof.}iy Canniib
at Newmarket General
` hospital where she is ree6Vet-
. Ing f'roM injuries front A rev
0116114, car a.ecident,
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Mrs, Harold Scruton, of P'ort
Dover, and daughter, Mrs, K.
Stillwell, of Burlington, have
returned after visiting with
relatives in the village,
Mrs. Alice Peele and Mrs,
Jack Rush of Vancouver, B.C.
visited the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Troyer and other
relatives in the vicinity dur-
ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay,
Pamela and Sheila, of London,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
Henderson and family over the
weekend.
Mr, and. Mrs. Don Rigby,
Mrs. John Rigby and 'Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Knights, of Blenheim,
were weekend guests with Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Miss Catharine McEwen vis-
ited during the past week With
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. James Mundy at F'oint
Clark.
Mrs. Guy Bedard and daugh-
ter, of London, visited last
week with Mrs. B,edard's par -
ones, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Bell, Pauline P end Ann.
uline
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen
and 'Malcolm spent several
days last week in Flint, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, William Cle-
ment and family are :holiday-
ing at Ipperwash this week.
Mr. Ron Broderick, of Kitch-
ener, spent the weekend with,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gar-
field Broderick, and Karen,
Mr. George Walker, who was
a patient in Victoria Hospital,
London, returned home on Fri-
day.
Mrs. Sint Roobol sails for
Canada from Holland on Thurs-
day of this week and Mr. Roo -
bol leaves Holland by jet on
WI treats
grandmas
Gr'andmother's were special
guests of .Kipper. East Women's
Institute at the August meet-
ing held at SS .2 Tuckersmith
Wednesday evening, August 16.
Special prizes for the oldest
grandmother went to Mrs. S,
Sararas, Hensall; youngest,
Mrs. George Varley, Seaforth;
grandmother with most jewel
ry, Mrs, Richard Taylor, Chis-
ehuist, birlyday.close t
to day
of meeting, 'Mrs. W. J. F, 73e11;
coming farthest distance, Mrs.
M. Hofley, Winnipeg; highest
heel on shoe, )firs. Ross Rich-
ardson, Zurich; lady with meat
buttons on. dress, Mrs, Simon
Sararas, Hensall; earring con-
test, Mrs. William Caldwell.
The grandmothers entertain-
ed with a skit and sing -song.
Members answered the roll
call by bringing a grandmother
and introducing her,
Mars, Arthur Finlayson pre-
sented the motto, "Look back
and, give thanks :look forward
andgive courage". Mrs, Vivian
Cooper reviewed current events,
a poem was read by Mrs.
Barry Caldwell and a • picture
contest conducted by Mrs.
Grant MacLean of Hensall.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ross
1 roadfoot and Mrs. William
Caldwell.
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Friend$ shower The story HT
Eleanor . r
, o \tenraer
Hits, Harry Snell, assisted by Staffa
]bliss Ruth Arnie Trafluair of
St. Thomas and Mrs. Hilton
,` S
Laing of Exeter, was hostess
at her ]tonne last. Saturday eve-
iiing for a post -nuptial shower
in .honor of her niece, Idrs• Bill
Knights, the forme' Donna
;Rigby of Blenheim.
Gifts. were presented in a
decorated Wheelbarrow by
Danny. Laing.of Exeter. The
guest, of honer was assisted in
opening the gifts by Ruth Anne
Traquair and Betty Boman
of London, o d
Joan Elliott of Zurich fav ri
with a piano solo and Panny
Laing, a vocal solo.
A bridal trousseau contest
was conducted 'by Mrs, Stann-
ley Mitchell of llensail.
Bride -elect honored
Miss Eleanor Verner,. bride -
.elect of this Saturday, was
honored at a miscellaneous
shower attended by seventy re-
latives and friends and held in
the United ,Church schoolrooms
Monday evening,
Presentation add res s was
read by Mrs, Clarence Ruston,
of Stratford, and gifts pre-
sented in a decorated basket
by Sheila and Pam Sangster.
and Mrs.
Miss BonnieKyle
M s
Harry Smith assisted in unwrap-
ping' the gifts. Mrs. Harry
Caldwell contributed a. reading
and Mrs, Ed. Corbett conducted
a contest.
The event was .arranged by
Mrs. Harry Smith, "Mrs. Harold
Caldwell, Mrs. Dave Sangster
and Miss Bonnie Kyle,
Presentation
The staff of the Bell Tele-
phone presented Eleanor with
an electric tea kettle and an
oven set in a presentation held
at the office, Mrs, Harry Smith
read the address, A social hour -
was enjoyed. Eleanor is on the
staff of the telephone office
here.
Friday the 25th. Mrs. Roobol
will visit relatives in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hancock,
Paul, Jane and Erie of Toron-
to and Mrs. Earl Borger of De-
troit spent a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Munn.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Graham,
Janet and Johnny of Southwald
visited Monday with the Misses
Greta and. Amy Laramie.
In. charge of proceedings was
Mr. Jack Bannister, of Zurich,
representative of the Advisory
Board.
Hensall won the Intermediate
WOAA "D" Baseball, Cham-
pionship by defeating Zurich
9-1 here Monday night inthe
best of five to go on into the
OBA finals.
Alvin Campbell, 19, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell,
underwent an emergency appen-
dix operation at Clinton. Pub-
lic Hospital Tuesday morning
of the week and is doing nice-
ly,
ice
lyMr, and Mrs. Meade Baker
and family have returned to
their home in. Calgary after
visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Baker Sr. and
other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Baker Jr. also of Cal-
gary are visiting at their home
and also with their many friends
around Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowden,
Larry and Randy, of London,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hoy and family,
The Baker family picnic was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Tyndall of Clinton
last Sunday. Those attending
—Please turn to page 7
By MRS. JOHN TEMI'l,itMAN
WA and WMS
The tneoting, of Staffa United
Church WA and WMS was held'
et the home of Mrs, ;Bob Sad-
! ter on Wednesday evening, Aug -
i ust 16.
Miss Vera lianbley read the
'scripture and Mrs. Ross Sm
ale
favored with a solo, Thetopic
in prayer. Elizabeth Smale
was taken by •Mrs, Bob Sadler
and was on. 4'Borne jllisisona
ries."
Mrs. Gerald Agar had charge
of the business and plans were
discussed for the Presbyterial
which is to be ,held in Stella
United Church in October.
Plans were also made for the
annual bazaar which is to be
held on December 1. Lunch was
served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. Ross Smale.
Wins scholarship
David Keine, son of Mr. and
Hire. Arthur Kemp, and Terry
Daynard, son of Rev, and Mrs.
D a y n a r d, have successfully
passedtheir grade 13 exams
at Mitchell High School.
Terry has been granted a
$1,000.00 scholarship from the
Ontario Agriculture College
A 1 u m. n i Foundation, It is
awarded to outstanding stu-
dents who are entering the
OAC. Terry was top grade 13
student at Mitchell High School
with a percentage of 81.9.
Personal items
Tommy Mariselli :from Sault
Ste. Marie is visiting with his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Smale,
Ruth Templeman spent a few
days holidaying with her cou-
sin, Dianne Miller.
Recent' visitors with Miss
Margaret and James Miller
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lam-
port, Hensall, and Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hunt, Manitoba.
Joanne and Fay Templeman
visited on Thursday with Bren-
da Kerslake.
Misses Pat Drake, Sharon
Agar and Mary Dearing, Staf-
fa, Pauline Stapleton, Dublin,
and Geraldine Dennis, Walton,
enjoyed a holiday at Ipperwash
Beach last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harburn,
Stara, and Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Meikle, Exeter, have left
on a motor trip to the west
coast.
Miss Jean. Doupe holidayed
recently with her aunt and un-
cle, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mil-
ler.
Ronnie 'Miller spent a few
days holidaying with his cou-
sin, Bob Templeman.
Miss Muriel Scott, London,
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan,
Exeter, and. Mrs. Pat Weir and
Lorne, Timmins, visited on. Sat-
urday with Mr. and. vIrs. Lloyd
Miller and family and Mr, and
Mrs. John Templeman and
family.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr: and Mrs. Russell Miller
and family were Mr, and. Mrs.
Arnold Harris and fancily, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Dow and boys
and Mrs. Cliff Dow.
Mrs. Ernest Templeman and
Miss Margaret Miller visited
with their sister, Mrs. Sadie
Payne, in Victoria Hospital,
London on Saturday.
Surprise couple
on anniversary.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Richard-
son of the Parr Line were
pleasantly surprised on the
occasionof their 25th wedding
anniversary when their family
entertained in their honor at a
dinner in the Dominion. Hotel,
Zurich, on Saturday evening.
The table was centred, with
an anniversary cake •and gifts
were presented. to the guests of
honor by their family and
grandchildren.
Members of their family at-
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bell, -Kippen, Mr. and
Mrs. William Rowe, Exeter,
Misses Donna; Gail and Sandra
Richardson and grandchildren
Linda and Allan Bell.
Retrods scenes
of former home
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F.
Shagena • of Port Huron, iMich„
the former. Delores Reichart,
gi-anddaughiter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Adam, Reichart of
Hensall, were in. Hensall re-
cently calling on old neighbors
on the street her grandparents
lived. on, They visited Mr. John
Passmore, Mrs. Leona Parke
and other friends in the vil-
lage.
They took movies of the
block and house her grandpar-
ents lived in on Richmond St.
now occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Reaburn. The late Mr.
Reichart owned most of the
lots on that street.
It is over 30 years since
Mrs. Shagena visited her late
If a than doesn't get happier
as he gets older, he hasn't
learned what he should along
the way.
grandparents as a little girl
and this was her first visit
back to Hensall.
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Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace
were honored by their family
at a gathering of relatives :and
friends in Staffa ]tall on Sat-
urday evening on the occasion
of their twenty -..fifth wedding
anniversary.
Mr. Harry Elliott was master
of ceremonies for a short pro-
gram, consisting of a duet by
nieces, Sharon and Karen Scott,
tap .dancing by a niece, $ba-
rRn, Cadiok, accompanied by
Carol Ann Dow, a reading by
Mrs, G. Carey and a mock wed-
ding with Mrs. R. Hulley, Mrs.
J, MMIiller, Mrs. M. Dow, ]firs
B. Armstrong, Mrs, W. Binning,
Mr. Eldon Allen and Mr. WV -
erne Wallace taking parts.
.An address was read by Mr.
Otto Walker and Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace were presented with an
array of beautiful gifts, among
thein being a silver lea service
from the family.
A birthday cake was pre-
sented to Mr. George Wallace
whose 81st birthday fell on Sun-
day, by his granddaughters,
Mr's. Harry Elliott and Miss
Margaret n 1 al
Wallace.
Ann y e.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in dancing with mu-
sic provided by Messrs. Nelson
Rowe and Hugh Norris accom-
panied by Miss Carol Howe.
Lunch concluded an enjoyable
evening.
Personal items
Mrs, A, Campbell and. daugh-
ter, Miss Belle Campbell, of
Seaforth were recent visitors
at the home of Mr. Andrew Me -
Lachlan.
Mr. and Mrs, Len Houghton
and Peter of Teeswater spent a
few days last week withhis
mother, Mrs, M. Houghton.
Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Weitzman
of Niagara Falls, N.Y„ were
guests at the silver wedding
celebration for Mr, and Mrs,
John Wallace, and spent the
weekend at their home,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott
and children of Windsor spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick,
Sharon and Donald, of Sarnia,
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Scott and family,
Mr, and Mrs. K, McKellar
attended a reunionof the Rout-
Jy family at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Routly at
Aylmer on. Sunday,
Mr. Laurie McKellar returned
home from South. Huron Hospi-
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Mr. And ]Mrs. Gerald Par-
sons, of Thamesford, Mr. and
Mrs. Zoseph Carter, Edith,
Bernice and Verna, of 'Clande-
boyo, were Sunday evening
,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Parsons and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ii-G:hson
.of •Grand Rapids, Mich. visited
Saturday with the former's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Mollis.
Druce Drummond. is attend.
.ing United Church Camp at
Goderich.
Mrs, John 11. Niehols of To-
ronto and Mrs. Earl Ross of
ICirkton are visiting two weeks
with their sister and brother-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Herb
ICereher and Ross.
Saturday afternoon visitors•
with Mr, and Mrs. Elzar
Mousseau included Miss Donna
Turnbull, Miss Marie •Gaiser,
Grand Bend, Miss Agnes Oeseh,
Zurich, and Miss Joyce Me -
Falls, Centralia.
Mr, and. Mrs. Russell Faber
have moved into their home
at
Kippen.
Mrs. Wiiliarrc Bllams, Bran-
don, Man, Mrs. Bert Bennett
of Deloraine, Man., Mrs. Jos-
eplr Linden and Miss Verna
Linden of Denfield spent Tues
day with Mr, and Mrs, Archie
Parsons and family.
lilies Wilma Jackson visited
a week with her aunt and
uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Smalldoir of. Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. ,John Doig of
Grand Rapids, Mich. called
Sunday on Mr. and Mrs, N.
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Mrs. Lydia Doig and Janet at
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family, Blake, are vacationing
at Ipperwash.
Mr. Harold Finlay and fam-
ily visited Sunday with relatives
in and around Ripley.
Miss Joy Erb and friends of
Pennsylvania, spent the week-
end with parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Erb and family and
neighbors.
Mrs. Lloyd Jeffrey of Wind-
sor, visited with 'Mrs. Leon Jef-
frey and boys, Blake.
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COMPLETE
DRUG STORE
1 SERVICE
Radcliffe
DRUG
J. S. Radcliffe, Plii'ri.B
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7-479I LUCAN
on Smith
SERVICE
* Tune•eps
* Road service
* Welding
flood' ear, Firestone Tires
Front End Service
BA 74274 LUCAN
OUR USED CAR LOT
WILL BE
Open 'Til
9 p.m.
Mondays & Fridays"
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Tire Sale
P?Jore Tax
750x14 NYLON
Whitewalls
Reversible Safety ,.
All -Weather
$19.95
670x15 ALL-WEATHER
�., hitewalls
'ruin TYPE $1 ,.5
670x15 TUiwuELESS
$1550 .
610x15 ALL-WEATHER
7.75
670x1S ALL-WEATHER
TUBELESS WHITEWALLS
$19.95
850x14 TUBELESS 1
SAFETY
BLACK ALL-WEATHER
DUi tlntt.Y $22i0O
800x14 CUSTOM SUPER
CUSHION TUBELESS
WHITEWALLS
#c. .r $0.0
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