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REGISTRATION
Summer of 80
in Hensall
Swimming & Playground Programs
Registration for Hensall and Area children wishing to enrol
in the above programs, will take place at the Hensall &
District Community Centre, in the main lobby, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 26, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat.
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Canada Week
June 25 - July 1.
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Our store will be open
Next Monday June 30th,
Closed Tuesday July 1st
YOU CAN ORDER A SIDE, HIND,
FRONT OR LOIN OF HENSALL FAIR
BEEF AT OUR REGULAR PRICE
side of beef lb. '1.55
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our own homemade
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sliced Swifts
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SAULT STE. MARIE MAN TAKES TOP AWARD — Raymond Schryer of Sault Ste. Marie took the Ward Allan Memorial
trophy in the open A competition of the Hensall Fiddlers Contest Saturday. Looking on as Schryer receives his trophy from
Marg Entwistle ore second and third place finishers Don Reed of Sudbury and Frank Leahy of Teeswater and event chairman
Wayne Reid of the Hensall Kinsman Club, T-A photo
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learn of hearing disabled
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while Cindy Willoughby
finished first in the 13-25.40.
group,
Taking second and third
spots in the 9-12 grouping
were Patti Greenwood of
Mitchell..and Jeffrey Bender
of Watford. Janice
McMichael of Wroxeter and
Kim Craig of Blyth had same
placings in the 13-25 group,
For the dancers under the.
age of nine, Jodi Greenwood
.of Mitchell finished first,
Leanne Borko of Kitchener
placed second and Nicole St,
Pierre of Wyoming -took the
thiird Spot.
Dancing her way to• the
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meeting will be held in
Brussels on June 27th at 8:30
p.m. All Past Grands are
asked to attend. Happy
birthday was extended to
Mrs. Maggie Campbell, Jr.
P ,N .G. and Bertha
MacGregor L.S.N.G. An
"In Memoriam" service was
led by the Noble Grand.
Hensall United Church
hold community service
The Hensall United Church
service was held in the
Community Centre on
Sunday conducted by the
minister Rev. Stan
McDonald who welcomed all
visitors to the Worship
service. The Snell family of
Londesboro were guests for
the ministry of Music. A song
service opened the service
when everyone joined in. The
Snell family sang two
numbers "Pass It On" and
"Just Enough To Serve Me".
Rev. McDonald spoke to the
children on "Violin's" In the
Message Rev. McDonald
spoke on "Keep Going —
getting on the Ball'.
The Firemen served
brunch outside in the park
following the service.
Carmel Church
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted church service on
Sunday in Carmel
Presbyterian Church
speaking on "The Needs of
the Nice and the Not so
Nice". The flowers in the
church were placed in loving
memory of Mrs. Agnes
Madge. There will be no
Church service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church next
Sunday June 29th in "favour
of the anniversary service at
Cromarty Church at 11:00
a.m. when Rev. Dr. Douglas
Fox of London will be the
guest minister.
Mrs. Nelson Hood
passes away in Clinton
Mrs. Vera Mary Elizabeth
(Hutcheon) Hood passed
away inClinton Public Hosp.
Friday June 20, 1980 in her
79th year. Survived by her
husband Nelson Hood,
daughter Mrs. Ross (Joyce)
Carter, London, four
grandchildren, Jim, Donna,
Jason and Ian. One brother
David predeacesed.
Funeral service was held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall on Sunday,
June 22nd at 2 p.m, with Rev.
Robert McMullen of-
ficiating. Interment in
Baird's Cemetery. Pall
bearers were Alex McBeath,
Ernie Talbot, Lloyd.
McKenzie, Everett Robinson,
William McLaughlin, Hugh
Hendrick. Flower bearers
Jim and Donna Carter.
Three Links seniors
visit Huronview
A large representation of
members from the Three
Links seniors visited
Ruronview on Tuesday at
noon. After registering all
partook of a delicious Meal
after which a period for
visiting was enjoyed
followed by an afternoon of
entertainment by Martha
and Earl Heywood.
Persona Is
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Corbett
have moved into the
Elizabeth Court Apartments,
107 and welcome to the
village.
A successful bus trip was
held on Monday June 16 to
Milton. Even the weather co-
operated as it was sunny but
not too hot. First visited was
the Ernest. C. Drury School
for the Hearing Handicapped
which gave everybody a
better understanding of the
life of the hearing disabled.
Lunch, was next, eaten in
the Women's Institute Hall
at the Ontario Agriculture
museum. Following that a
tour of the museum was
given with excellent guides.
Next, to the Lion Safari in
Rockford where all the
animals put on a special
display for the children
among us (and who didn't
qualify for that category ).,
The trip was sponsored by
the Huron South District of
the Women's Institute and
was organized by Mrs. Carl
Payne.
Amber Rebekah Lodge
closes for holidays
The final meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge for
the holidays was held on
Wednesday evening with
Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel
Corbett presiding assisted by
Vice-Grand Mrs, Elizabeth
Riley, who reported for the
visiting committee. Final
plans were made for
decorating the "Float" for
the Fair. The Inaugural
Thanks to a fine turnout of
both competitors and
spectators, there's an ex-
cellent chance that the
Ontario Fiddlers' Contest
sponsored by the Ilensall
Kinsman club will be held
next year.
Chairman Wayne Reid
termed. 1980 as a "test year"
for the contest following a
slight drop in attendance the
previous year.
He expressed satisfaction
about this year's event with
over 400 spectators viewing
the finals Saturday evening,
Reid paid tribute to the ef-
forts of all the volunteers
including the Kinsmen, the
Kinettes, the K-40 club and
the Hensall Cub pack for
making the tenth annual
Future of show less doubtful
Soo fiddler tops, .at local contest
fiddler's contest a sUCCeSs.
In the highlight of the
evening, Raymond Schryer
of Sault Ste. Marie captured
the Ward. Allan Memorial
trophy for the top placing in
the open category.
Last year's champion Don
Reed of Sudbury placed
second and Frank Leahy of
Teeswater took third place,
The competition, for fid-
dlers between the ages of 35
and 55 saw area men capture
the two top spots.
Carl MacNaughton of
Lucan won the division with
Willis Desjardine of Dash-
wood second. Rockey Nash of
Thornhill placed third,
In the 55 to 70 division Fred
Harburn of Staffahad a third
place finish with Reg Freer
of Kerwood • in" the top
position, Al Smith of Minden
placed second,. Also com-
peting in this category was
Bill Harvey of Exeter.
Winning the 70 plus fid-
dling contest'was, 75 year old
James McCrory of St.
Thomas. Alfred Renaud of
Windsor and John Farrish of
Listowel of placed second
and third,
Taking the novelty fid-
dligng category was John
Crozman of London while
Elizabeth Woods was tops
among the lady fiddlers,
For the step dancing, fans,
two sisters from Watford
took top honours in two of the
three categories,
Judy Willoughby was tops
in the 9-12 age bracket
HOLD LUNCHEON
Mrs. Eric Luther was
hostess at her home on
Wednesday when about
thirty members and friends
of the Salvation Army Home
League, London Citadel
enjoyed lunch and 'a social
hour with Mrs. Luther and
friends.
title in the 25 and over
division was Grace Hymers-
Carter of Stratford. Murray
Currah of Bright's Grove
was runner-up.
Two of the busiest people
on the stage at Herman were
not entered in the com-
petition. Providing a
professional touch to the
announcing duties was
Johnny Brent, formerly 'of
CKNX, Wingham.
Accompanying the step
dancers were the father and
daughter combo of Gerry
and Linda Smith of Exeter.
Smith also competed in the
open competition.
THANKS OF A DIFFERENT SORT — Hensall Fiddlers contest
MC Johnny Brent of Wingham had one of the more
pleasurable tasks at the competition Saturday. Brent con-
gratulated Linda Smith of Exeter who along with her father
Gerry provided all of the music for the step dancing
competiton. T-A photo