Times-Advocate, 1978-08-10, Page 14 (2)BEST BUYS
Page 14 Times -Advocate, August 10, 1978
Deichert picnic held
at Dashwood park
Eighty-eight family
members were present at
the 21st annual picnic held at
the Dashwood --Community-
Centre.
-Community(entre. -
After registration and
greetings sports, were
conducted by Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Weigand and Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Negrijn. Results of
races were: Preschool -
David Negrijn and Michelle
Stever; Ages 6-7 - Jeff
Keller; 8&9 - Ross Keller; 10
& 11 - Warren Keller and
Carolyn Stever; 12 and up -
Barb Rowse, Fred Miller. In
the land skiing skill: Elgin
Keller, Randy Keller, Jaimie
Keller, Russel Gibson. In the
guessing contest: macaroni
in jar, Mrs. Harvey Rohner:
nails in jar. Fred Miller
There were also relays.
scrambles and grocery toss.
The oldest lady present
was Mrs. Victor Deichert
and the oldest gentleman
was Mr. Peter Deichert.
Bryan Negrijn was the
youngest baby
After sports a delicious pot
luck. supper was enjoyed
with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred
Eichler and Mr. & Mrs.
Albert Deichert in charge of
refreshments and tables.
Following supper a short
business meeting was
conducted by vice-president
Ron Deichert Historian
Peter Deichert had his
assistant Albert Deichert
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read his report. He reported
interesting information
about the_Deicbert clan -prior -
to the life of Peter Deichert
Sr. He also reported two
deaths, James Learn, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Max Learn and
Edgar Elligsen. Babies were
born to Mr,. & Mrs. Harold
Merrier (daughter) and Mr.
& Mrs. Fred Negrijn (son).
New officers for .1978-79
were elected as follows:
President: Ron Deichert.
Vice-president: Ken Keller.
Secretary: Virginia Stever,
Treasurer: Claire Deichert,
Sports- Mr. & Mrs. Elgin
Keller and Mr. & Mrs Fred
Deichert: Lunch Com-
mittee: Mr. & Mrs. Roland
Gibson and Mr. & Mrs. Keith,
Keller. Chief Historian: Mr.
Albert Deichert with Mr.;
Peter Deichert as assistant.
Plans are to hold the 1979
picnic on July 15 at the Dash-
wood Community Centre.
Kippen
8y MRS RENA CALDWELL
Mr & Mrs. E.A. Moffatt
hosted a picnic Sunday in
honour of Mrs. Moffatts
sister and brother-in-law Mr
& Mrs J.Y. Sanders.
Weyburn. Saskatchewan and
their children Mr. & Mrs.
M.C. Dodson, Chris and Cana
from Regina. Guests at-
• tended from London, Mit-
chell. Port Elgin: Walkerton,
Centralia. Exeter. Goderich,
Thorndale and Zurich.
Influence is like o savings
account. The Tess you use it,
the more you've got..
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What the overage couple
wont out of their car is
their. teenager.
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today: make and sell red
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service, not a fixit shop" of
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marksmen
Harrison Schoch with a
score of .23 was the .top
- marksman at the weekly
competition of the Kippen
gun club.
. Deadlocked for second
spot with equal scores of 22
were BillBoussey and Brad
Mann. Next came Bert
Mahaffey. Mery Batkin and:
Dave Lovell, all at 21.
_ Next at 20 were Buss
Brintnell and Dan Crerar.
Scoring 18 .was Dennis
McBride while Tom Kyle, Ed
Brintnell and Bob: Sockett
were tied with 17 successful
shots each. '
Completing the scoring list
were Gary Koehler at 16 and
Tim Lovell with 15: .
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BIG WHEELS FLY HIGH — One of the many categories in Sunday's motocross action at Hully
Gully was the school boy big wheel competition. These two riders came over the finishing jump
in one of the qualifying rounds for that category. Staff photo
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and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
About: Hensall people
Mrs. Annie Noakes
celebrated her 80th birthday
Friday August 4 and at-
tended the wedding of her
grand -son Robert Noakes
and Lorraine Staples in
Seaforth in the evening. Mrs.
Noakes enjoys very good
health -and plans a trip to the
East Coast in the future.
She received many cards
and gifts and her. grand-
daughter Brenda Noakes of
Condon and her grand -son
atle Mr. & Mrs David
Noakes and Jeffrey- of
Guelph spent the occasion
With her. -Mrs. Frances
Seimon telephoned her
mother from California to
wish her greetings. -
Mr. & Mrs. Allan., Busche
and family of Dorchester
and Mr. ,& Mrs. Bruce,
Horton of Brucefield and
family visited -over the
holiday with their parents
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Horton and
celebrated their father's
birthday •
The afuction sale held at
the farm of Mr. & Mrs. Ed
Schroeder on Monday, Civic
Holiday was largely at-
tended with many Collec-
tors in attendance. Messrs.
Hector McNeill and. Percy
MITCHELL'S
Wright were the auctioneers.
The. dishes and antiques
brought excellent prices. •
()liver Bedard. Sarnia
visited with his sister and
-her . husband. Mr. •& Mrs.::
Sam Oesch last Thursday'..
Victoria Bisback spent the
week end with her grand
parents. Dr. & Mr's. Roger
Whitman of Seaforth at their
cottage at Selkirk'.
Menno Hofftra of Holland
has been visiting with his
sister and family Mr. & Mrs.
John Groot.
Mr. & Mrs. James Cerney .
:and tam ily of London visited
with the latter's brother.
Eloyd Heger and family and
with other relatives and
friends over the week end.
Joan Dodds, Seaforth,
Mary Hunt, Walton •and Mr.
& Mrs. Sim Roobol all at-
tended the 87th birthday of
Mrs. J.M. Glenn in Exeter
last week.
Joan Dodds. Seaforth and
Mary Hunt. Walton, spent a
days last week with the
for s grandparents. Mr.
& Mr . Sim Roobol. While
here th affil visited with Mr.
& -Mrs. z ji hony Van Dyke
and family i0 Atwood.
Ernie -Davis underwent
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for the whole family!
August 1 8 & 1 9
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surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital London recently
and it is hoped that he will be
returning home soon.
Paul Dodds, Seaforth,
spent the holiday week end
with his grand parents. Mr.
& Mrs. _Sim Itoolol.
More new residents in
Elizabeth Court are- Mr. &
Mrs. Gerry Labadie from
London. Mr. -& Mrs. Ken
.McLean from Vanastra and
Mr. Tom Kelly from
Goderich. We welcome them
all to Hersall. `
Mrs' Hilda Beer and Mrs.
Ralph -MacArthur • of
Edmonton returned from a
pleasant holiday in Ber-
muda. -
Mrs. Don Gooding,
Parkhill visited over the
week -end with her mother
Mrs. Edgar Munn. -
Mr. & Mrs. Don
Maclaren, Jodi and Brooke
returned to their home in
Oakville after holidaying
with their mothers Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor and Mrs.
Lorne Chapman.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Keyes
and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Corbett
spent the . week -end at the
former"s summer home •in
the Haliburton District:
Fund raising efforts for the
new Co-operative Nursery
School in Hensall are con-
tinuing with a -bake sale to be
.held on August 19 at Pine
Lake, Hayfield. The last
bake sale in Hensall- raised
over $200. Donations of
suitable toys for a nursery
school would be appreciated.
There will also be a draw at
the end of September for a -
grocery voucher, value $100.
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Have you read any good
hooks lately? The Hensall
library has an excellent new
selection available.
Carmel Church
Mr. Leslie Perry of
Brussels conducted service.
in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday speaking
froth the Acts Chapter 8
verse 26
Miss Brenda Pepper
presided at the organ for the
service of song and ac-
companied the quartette
entitled "Pass it On" ,by
-Misses Brenda, Laurie
Marylin and Joanne Pepper.
There will be no service
during the remainder of the
month of August.
Three families
unite for picnic
-The 28th Allen,McLachlan
and Hoggarth reunion was
held at the Mitchell Lion's
Park. July 23rd with- 30
present.-
" Following a visit, sports
were conducted by Lloyd and
Grace Allen. Grace Found
and Ruth . Mulligan of
Brantford.
Results were - children 10
and under - Sandra Vivian.
Three legged race, Renee
and Danielle Thompson. Doll
relay, Alf )Ross'; team.
Throwing eggs -Agnes ray
and Jim Thompson.
Throwing the bean- bags -
Gladys 'Allen. Guessing
candies in jar -Agnes Bray.
Peanut scramble for
children.
- President Grace Kerslake
held a ,_,short meeting.
Margaret and Murray
Christie arranged a delicious
supper. Picnic is same place
and day next year.
for arena funds
As the official opening for
the new Hensall and district
community centre nears, the
Lund raising committee
reports that it is less than
$20,000 away from reaching
its goal of 5175,000.
• The latest tally shows that
$155,982 has been collected.
Three area firms • con:
tributed a total of over
$11.000 with Tuckey
Beverages contributing
52.900 and the two- plants, of
Bendix (tome systems
making a donation of trier
58,000.
A release from the fund
raising committee asks that
area residents who have not
contributed, please do so and
residents and firms who
have already made a con-
tribution are more than
welcomed to make another
donation.
If you wish to make a
donation. please forward it
Retiring banker
feted by friends
A most enjoyable evening
was spent at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Eric Luther, Wed-
nesday when the Staff,
husbands and wives of the
Bank of Montreal assembled -
to honour Ron Sakkal, ad-
minstration manager who
has been transferred to
Alliston.
During the evening Mr.
Luther presented Ron with a
gift for which Ron expressed
sincere thanks. Mr. 'Thomas
Tilley from the Bank of
Montreal Branch, Goderich
replaced Mr. Sakkal.
to the Bank of Montreal or
contact the following
committee members: Carl
McMahon, John Baker, Bob
Caldwell, Butch Hoffman,
Harry Klungel, Doug
Shirray, Doug Mock, or Eric
Luther.
Queensway
The church service was
conducted last Tuesday by
Rev. Bishop. Betty and Ceeil
Smith visited several
residents on Sunday. Charles
Fisher visited Louise Mit-
chell. Barb and Heather
Doherty visited Irene
Kalbfleisch. Mr. &. Mrs.
Harold Glanville visited the
former's father • Harold
Glanville. Mrs. Roy -
Alderson was visited by her
husband Roy Alderson and
daughter Mabel.
Howard and Marion Johns
visited Mrs. Mabel Johns.
Lawerence and Joan Hully,
and family, Warren and
Sharon Hully, Monkton, Don
and Brenda Burkholder,
Blyth visited Mrs. Tena
Bully. Mrs. Purdy visited her
husband Len Purdy.
Mrs. Bannerman visited al
Stratford, Friday with her
daughter and son-in-law
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Eaton and
Ka thy..
SENIORS PLAN TRIP
Anyone wishing to go on
the Senior's- Bus trip - to
Niagara aFalls on Monday
September 11 are requested
to make their names known
to the committee in charge.
namely: Mrs. Ernie Davis.
Mrs. Bert Horton and Mrs.
Ruby Bell no later than
Monday August 14.
EDUCATION ON THE MOVE — With declining enrollments
in some areas and increasing enrollments in others, the por-
table classroom is becoming a valuable tool. On Thursday,
this unitwos being moved from St Bonifoce School in Zurich
to Precious Blood in Exeter. Staff photo
HENSALL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE
FUND RAISING
Tuckey Beverages Limited $ 2,900
Bendix Home systems Ltd.
Recreation Vehicle Plant
.Bendix Home Systems Ltd. Mobile Home Plant
Bruce Walker
Robert Reaburn
Hugh McEwen
Henry Stasik
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaskstetter
Edison Forrest
Robert E. Forrest
Peter Darbishire
Pledges .
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5,000
3,131
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250
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100
25
50
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2,000
Total Funds to Date $155,982.00
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