Times-Advocate, 1980-08-27, Page 20parents Mr. and. Mrs. Brian
Collins in Waterloo.
Staffa Wt
at theatre
By MRS. J, TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Staffa Women's Institute
members, their husbands
and friends attended the
musical 'Annie Get Your
Gun" Wednesday evening at
the Huron Country t
Playhouse,
Quite a number from the
community were guests at
the Docking-McPhail
wedding in Hibbert United
' Church, Saturday,
Richard Templeman
hosted the August meeting, of
the Mitchell West Dairy Club
'Thursday evening.
Janice Vivian, Anne
Jefferson and Barb Tem-
pleman arrived home Friday
after spending 11 days on a 4-
H exchange at Bon Accord,
Alberta,
Mary Jeane Templemen
flew to Edmonton , Alberta
Saturday where she will be
employed with the Bank of
Montreal,
Mr. Albert Visscher is in
Holland visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tern-
pleman, Carrah and Cain
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Jill,
Wingham.
Hensall Parks Board
Opening for Concession
Booth Rentee
The successful: applicant will have complete
charge of the concession booth in the Hen-
.sall & District Community Centre for the
period of 1 yr. from Oct. 1, 1980 19 Sept.
30, 1981.
There will be a nominal rental fee, but all
other profits will be the property of the
rentee.
Written applications will be received by the
undersigned until Sept. 2, 1980.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Oke
Secretary Hensall Parks Board
Box 279, Hensall, Ont. NOM 1X0
Telephone 262-2812
and his brother Allan
McLean in 1870 and has been
in the family since that time.
The present editor is Susan
White, a great grand-
daughter of the first owner.
In making the presentation
to Mr. McLean the CCNA
referred to his long
association with the
Expositor since 1931 and to
his , activity in the com-
munity. For nearly 40 years
he served as chairman of the
Seaforth Lions Park com-
mittee during which the
present park was developed
and as president of Seaforth
Community Hospital while
the hospital was planned and
built. His service as a
member of parliament 1949-
1953 and at the United
Nations also was recalled.
Mr. McLean is a former
president of the Ontario
Weekly Newspaper
Association 1966-67 and of the
Canadian Community
Newspaper Association 1973-
74.
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Corbett Tamil., meets for picnic at Hen.sa.11 park
Pags 4A
Times.AdvoCato, Atitittit 27, 1980
BEAN DAY OFFICIALS — A very successful Bean Day was held at Centralia College
Wednesday. Shown above are Ontario 4.Bean Producers Marketing Board manager Charlie
Broadwell, CCAT principal Doug Jamieson and bean board chairman Gordon. Hill.
family picnic of the
Corbett family and families
was held at Hensel), Com-
munity Park on Saturday
which was attended by over
sixty members and friends. ,
FolloWing dinner George
Parker presided for the
election of committees for
the picnic next year, which is
to be held on the third
Sunday in August.
The regular service at
Hensall United Church was
held on Sunday, at 11 a.m.
with Rev. Stanley McDonald
conducting the service and
Douglas Kloppat the organ.
The message was "You
snore through the sermon?"
Soloist for the day was
Wayne Payne of London who
sang "Jesus Lover of My
Soul" and "What a Friend I
Have In Jestus". Greeting
at the door was Ross Veal
and ushers were Tim
Rowcliffe, John O'Brien,
Scott Jesney and Donald
Wareing.
A visitor's registration and
pen set, depecting the front
entrance of the church was
kindly donated by the church
custodian Milton Lavery,
and occupied a prominent
place at the front entrance of
the church,
July birthday greetings
to residents
Birthday greetings were
extended to residents Mrs,
Ethel Drover and Ed Devine
residents, of Queensway
Nursing Home who
celebrated July birthdays.
The, residents express a
sincere thank you to Ivan
Norris, Jim Young, and
George Mathonia who
supplied wonderful music for
them. It was appreciated by
all the residents.
Rev. Forsythe of Exeter
conducted worship at the
home accompanied by Bob
Cameron at the piano.
Visitors with Irma Wilds
were Kay Cockwell.„ Dorothy
Lee, Marie and Henry Wilds,
Ronnie Hatnron. and Win,
Mired Wilds,
Mrs. Helen Reid visited
Louise Mitchell. Mrs, Annie
Becker visited Mrs.
Triebner. Beatrice and Vera
Johnson visited their Mother
Mrs.. Volland, Jack and Eva
Jordan visited Cora Alcock.
Bill and Helen Taylor and
Olive Stephenson visited
Russell Erratt,
Personals -
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie
Adams of Exeter were
recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Corbett,
Sarah Collins spent a
couple of days last week with
their grandmother Mrs.
Laird MiCkle and she
returned with them to visit
for a few days with their
Mr. and Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke
of Oakville spent a few days
last week visiting with Don's
mother Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor.
Mrs, Robert Rathwell and
infant son Jeffrey returned
home from St, Joseph's
Hospital on Monday.
Congratulations Kay and
Rob.
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted worship at Car-
mel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning, Mrs,
Blanche Dougall of Exeter
presided at the 9rgan.
Recognizing the years in
which the McLean family
has been in the newspaper
business, an honorary life
membership in the Canadian
Community Newspaper
Association was presented to
Andrew Y. McLean,
publisher of the Huron
Expositor at the annual
convention of the association
in Edmonton last week.
The Expositor which had
its beginning in 1860 was
purchased by Mr. Y.McLean
BUY INHERE
10 PRICE IS RIGHT
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GRAIN BINS
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP
ZURICH HENSALL BRUCEFIELD
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ADVERTISING PORK — Adrian Vos and Joe Miller were working in the Huron Pork
Producers booth at Saturday's Bean Festival in Zruich. T-A photo
Seaforth publisher gets
CCNA life membership
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