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SOME ADVICE — The coach of the Hensall ladies' softball
all-stars at the benefit game Tuesday was reported to be a
relative of one of the star players for the Hensall entry in the
Exeter and area mens' rec fastball league. Giving some
advice to Rosemary Duttman was "Brianthonia" Campbell.
Cliff Watson hotel
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Hensall
church
happenings
BALL, NOT A STRIKE — The Hensall ladies softball all-stars came up with some
pretty fruity tricks in their game against the Hensall fund-raisers Thursday in Hensall. While
umpire "Erica" Campbell looks dumb-founded, Butch Hoffman put a fine swing on this
grapefruit of a pitch. T-A photo
f. Ti
The regular United Church
service was held on Sunday
with Rev, Stan McDonald in
charge. He took for his
Message. "When the Wind
goes out of your sails:"
Organist for this service
was Doug Klopp and we are
happy to welcome him here
this Sunday and next, Mrs.
Belva Fuss sang a beautiful
solo "Unworthy", and the
children's story was about
getting one's feelings into
action, Junior Church will be
held for all children up to 8
years old every Sunday
through the summer,
Greeting at the door was
Lorne Thrower. The ushers
were Scott Jesney and
Randy Parker.
Family picnic
On Sunday, July 6 their
family and several friends
enjoyed a picnic at the home
of Mr,' and Mrs. Leonard
Noakes. Guests in at-
tendance were from Guelph,
Ingersoll, London, St.
Columban, and Crediton.
Persona Is
Mr. William Horton of
Detroit returned home after
visiting with his brother Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Horton and his
sister Mrs. Mae Rowcliffe.
Mrs. Annie Noakes
returned home after visiting
for a week with her son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Noakes and
family in Mt. Brydges.
Courtship is that period
during which the girl decides
whether or not she can do
better.
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last year.
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
A party honouring the
family of Cliff and Mamie
Watson, former Kippen
residents was arranged on
the lot where the original
Watson Hotel stood.
Many old 5choolmates, and
friends attended and the
Watson girls provided lunch.
Cliff and Mamie's family
presented a donation to St.
Andrew's Church Kippen in
memory of their parents.
Emerson Kyle accepted on
behalf of Kippen Church.
4-H News
Hi! I'm Janet Hoggarth,
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OPTOMETRIST
Dr. James S. Smibert
11 Wellington St. N.
St. Marys
Telephone 284-3115
Monday to Friday
9:00 - 5:00
and Saturday A.M.
for appointments I
press reporting for the
Kippen Knapsackers. We
have nine members in this
Outdoor Living Club in-
cluding our leaders, who are,
Cathy Vanneste, Kathy
Finlayson and Julie Wright.
' We have already had two
meetings and a camping trip
— I'll be keeping in touch!
Personals
A warm welcome to
visitors from overseas,
Janet and Allan
Hollingbery, Chi ngford
England, who are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Al
Hoggarth for a couple of
weeks.
Kippen East Womens
Institute held a Bake Sale at
Pine Lake on Saturday July
5.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
Mellis and Joyce, Inster
Michigan and Mrs.
Margaret Hutchison St.
Thomas were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Mellis.
Brides
are feted
By RENA CALDWELL
Mrs. Lorne Schneider of
Stratford was hostess at her
home for a miscellaneous
shower in honour of her niece
Beatrice' Elaine Thomson,
bride elect of July 5 . Around
25 relatives attended. After a
string game Beatrice opened
her many lovely and useful
gifts.
Beatrice very graciously
thanked everyone, after
which a lovely lunch was
served by her Aunt Elaine,
cousins Judy Knetchel and
Gail Schneider.
Tuesday evening June 17 a
shower was held in Clinton at
the home of Mrs. June
Tomkins Lee in honour of
Beatrice Thomson. About 12
members and friends of the
staff where Beatrice works
presented her with many
beautiful gifts.
On June 21 Mrs. Lorne
Fleming aunt of the groom-
to-be held a miscellaneous
shower at her home in
honour of Beatrice. Games
were played and much en-
joyed. Beatrice was
presented with many
beautiful gifts.
On Monday evening June
23rd members of Carmel
Presbyterian Church choir
held a card party at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Taylor
with 30 present. Several
games of euchre were en-
joyed.
This was held in honour of
Beatrice Thomson and
Sylvia Bell whose wedding
take place the same day.
Roth girls were presented
with a three tier cake stand.
The girls then made fitting
replies to thank everyone.
On June -26 a
miscellaneous community
shower was held for Beatrice
Thomson in the church
Sunday school room. It was
given by Myra Lovell, Carol
Cooper, Ann Smillie,
Dorothy Taylor and Isobel
Troyer.
Melanie Lovell read the
address to •Beatrice which
was followed by a reading by
Margaret Hoggarth. Dianne
Verlindel played her ac-
cordion . Mary Broadfoot
played several numbers on
By MRS, J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Mrs. Dalton Smale hosted
the Citizenship and World
Aftair meeting of the Staffa
Womens Institute at , her
home, June 25.
Mrs. Charles Douglas
presided opening with the
Institute Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect and a poem,
entitled "The Canadian,"
During business, letters
were read regarding stan-
ding committee workshops
and the 75th anniversary of
Oxford North District.'
Mrs. John Templeman an-
nounced the summer ex-
ecutive meeting of Perth
South District to be held at
her home on Monday July 21
at 7:30 p.m.
Letters regarding the fall
fair display and the
organization of Girl. Guides
was left for the July
meeting.
A committee of Mrs,
Charles Douglas, Mrs. Bert
Daynard, and Mrs. Robert
McCaughey was named to
plan for serving a wedding
reception lunch in August.
Roll Call was answered
with a news item on world
affairs and displaying
something from a foreign
country,
Mrs. Charles Douglas in-
troduced our guest Mrs. Roy
Ross, Ernbro who took the 14
members present on a ex-
citing and interesting
armchair tour of England,
Scotland and Wales by slides
and commentary,
Mrs. Douglas presented a
demonstration on labels,
what they mean, and how to
read the symbols correctly.
Mrs. Bob. Parsons gave
household hints. The
meeting was closed with 0
Canada followed by lunch
served by the committee,
Mrs. Daltin Smale and Mrs.
Carter Kerslake
Graduation
A graduation dinner and
dance for the Grade 8 class
at Upper Thames Elemen-
tary School in Mitchell was
held on Tuesday evening.
Those graduating from this
area are, Joanne Wallace.
Katie Kerslake, Robert
Taylor, Michael Drost,
Murray Drake, Jeff Elliott
and Mark Miller.
Anniversary
A good crowd attended the
anniversaryi...setvice of
Cromarty ;Presbyterian
Church on Sunday when Rev.
Dr. Douglas Fox of London
was guest minister. Mrs.
John Scott presided at the
organ and the choir
the piano.
Beatrice and, her mother
were then called to the front
where Barbara Ferguson
and Melanie Lovell assisted
Beatrice in opening the
many lovely and useful gifts.
These were carried in by
Donna Taylor, Janet
Hoggarth, Joanne Verlinde ,
Myra Lovell, and Susan
Coates.
presented three anthems.
The church in the •Wildwoo.d.
The beautiful garden of
Prayer and The Old Fashion,
ed Meeting Place.
During the service Mr.
Thomas Scott .and Mr,
Calder McKaig (who have
retired) were honoured for
their many years of service
on the Kirk Session.
PersOOPIA
A large crowd attended
open house at the home of
Mr. and. Mrs, Hugh Scott on
Sunday, honouring Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Sqott on their 40th
wedding anniversary.
Combined services ,for
Hibbert United and
Cromarty Presbyterian will
be held on Sunday July 6., and
July 13 at 11 a.m. in Hibbert
United Church with Rev.
John Davies,
Mrs, Jim Neilson and Jen-
nifer, Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs. Rob Templernan
Carrali and -Cain visited. Sun,'
day with Mr. and Mrs, John
Ternpiernan and family,
Mr. Jim Norris,. 'Bramp-
ton, Miss Judy Norris and
Mr. Garry Kuntz, Kitchener„
visited recently with Mr, and
Mrs. 'Bob Nods and family
and Mrs. Sam Norris,
Mr. and Mrs, Ed
Restemayer and children,
Alliston, were weekend
guests of Mr. and-Mrs. Rob
Templeman, .Carrah and
Cain.
Misses Darlene Tern-
pleman, Exeter and Ruth
Templeman, Dublin are
holidaying for 3 weeks in
England and Scotland with
relatives and freinds.
"You may often regret
your speech, but seldom
your silence."
Never leave chairs
Staffa. women take tour