Times-Advocate, 1978-08-31, Page 12 (2)Page 12
Times -Advocate, August 31, 1978
Hensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mn. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-SO18
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
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BEAN PRODUCERS HAVE' BOOTH - It was only fitting that'the supplier -6f the beans foi
the festive( the Ontario Bean Producers Marketing Board hod a booth next to the festival
kitchen. Selling a box of beans to Mc. and Mrs. Howard Nixon of Fergus were John Paul Rau
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The
Light
Touch
By .
JACK
LAVENDER
White psychiatry has con-
tributed enormously to
mentaf_heolth in this coun-
411there's still a lot to be
said for the reopening of
school. -
What most banquets need
is on express podium —
for speakers with sin
thoughts or less.
Anyone who culls 0 rose by
any other name is
probably pruning.
TOR who can smile when
things go wrong hos found
somebody to Wome it on.
Parents who think kids ore
o 50-50 proposition oon t
understand one of two
things-- kids or fractions
We re n,ne-tenths sure
you'll opprecrote the • 30
days and cash pgrom
at 'ro
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Kippen
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. and Mrs Emerson
Aad on. Mr. and Mrs.
.Geral pshall.. .Mrs..
Frances ,Upshall. Seaforth
attended a reunion in
Marlette. Michigan recent-
ly
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Caldwell. Hamilton. Mr and
Mrs .C. ' Bruner.
Leamington'. Mrs Walter
Schneider. North Bav were
the guests of Mr and Mrs.
Emerson Anderson.
-Mr. and Mrs. James D.
McGregor and family
Holidayed in the C.S.A. this
week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Grant
McGregor and family,
attended Toronto Exhibition
this week
Mr and Mrs. Ken
McLellan were recent
visitors in Toronto. -
Barr- McCallum -Who has
been working in the
Kingston area returned
home. -
Mrs. Art McCallum has
returned from University
Hospital. London.
Mr and Mrs. John Ander-
son have returned from Van-
dalia. Ohio.
All roads led to the Zurich
Bean Festival Saturday. The
Kippen East 'W.I. had a
booth there.
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Mr. and airs. Harold Par-
sons and family have return-
ed from a holiday in
Frankeumuth. Michigan.; "
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Air strike cancels
cleric's appearance
Owing to the air strike the and Mrs. John McGuire of
service was cancelled in Erin. While there they
Carmel Presbyterian visited the McMichael
Church on Sunday. when Collection of Canadian Art
Rev. Kenneth Knight of
Rosetown. Sask. was to
preach for a call. It is
arranged for Sunday.
September 10, when the ser-
vice will be at 10:15 a.in.
Kenneth Parker who has
been a patient in Seaforth
Community Hospital return-
ed to his home last week.
Mr. arid Mrs. Hugh
McCallum of London and
Mrs. Bertha Blackwell of
Red City California visited
this week with Mrs. Edgar
Munn.
Mrs. Jack Verbeem of
Caml'ackie visited last week
with friends -in this area.
Mrs. J. Aikenhead has
accepted a position at
Drysdale Home Hardware.
she was formerly employed
with the Canadian Tire Store
in Exeter for the past five
years.
at Kelinburg.
Tim Mock left last week
for British columbia. where
he -will be attending Victoria
University this coming year.
Mrs. Robert Rathwell and
infant daughter returned
home from St Joseph
Hospital on Sunday
-Hospital
Rob and
- Kay.
The service of morning
prayer was observed in St
Paul's Anglican Church on
Sunday. Rev G :\ Anderson
welcomed members •from
Presbyterian and united
hes His sermon text
en from St. Matthew
16 Verse 1,8 "Thou
,r and upon this rock
uild inv Church and
the`Wtes of (fell shall not
prevail against me." The
regular service will be held
next Sunday at 9 45 a.m.
----Don-Reid-.well-known.auto_...-_...The.serricc will t)e twain
body man who operated a ed in Carmel Presbyterian
business on Nelson• Street Church next Sunday at 10.15
has accepted employment at
the Hensall Arena and com-
menced his duties there this
week. Don is a -local resi-
dent. having grown up in
Hensall and we wish him
every' success in his new
employment.
Mrs. Annie Noakes return-
ed home from visiting with
her grandson Mr and Mrs.
Gary Noakes and family at
Lambeth.
A number of members of
the Hensall Senior Citizens
attended the Huron Zone 8
picnic held at the Lion's
,Park in Seaforth on Wednes-
day
Miss Linda Mock of Lon-
-don visited last week with
her parents Mr and Mrs
Ron Mock and sister Julie. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith
spent the weekend with their
daughter and Pamily. Mr.
Seek members
for ladies' group
Fall meetings will soon be
beginning again and it is
hoped that many morer-v
women will take advantage
of the .opportunities for
enrichment in living offered
by the Women's Institute.
This is not a fund-raising
organization primarily but a
way in which all women can
fulfill themselves and help
others at the same time. The
program includes such sub-
jects as the family.
citizenship. education.
cultural interests. public
relations. consumer and
world affairs and the com-
piling of a local history.
So why not make a note on
your calendar. to join other
women at the Legion Hall.
Hensall at 8 p.ni. on the se-
cond Wednesday of' each
month (September 13 is the
dater. We hope to see you
then.
a.m.
Mr and Mrs Uon
Ferguson and tastily return-
ed to their h, tine in North
- Bay after -%-T'rnng-with the-.
former's father Mr Wilmer
Ferguson and attended the
wedding ' of his brother
Kenneth -and Trudy .lean
.Johns -
Queensway
Birthday greetings to
Isobel Brintnell who will
celebrate her birthday
September 6 and to Jackie
-Lowe - September 11.
Church service 'was con-
ducted by He l)on Forrest.
Visitors with Mrs. Adeline
?Taylor were Ivan and
Dorothy Tavlllr. and grad-
daughter Donna Desjardine
of Grand Bend Mrs. Rochus
Faber 'Visited several
residents cc 'Friday. .1
Kipfer yisitt-d Mrs. Nell
Kendrick. Sim and Mary
Roobal. Elmer and Noreen
Hayter. Mel and Margaret
Elliott visited Russell
Erratt..Jack Gor m visited
Cora Alcock Chester [ nn
[sited Vera Lamle.
Mrs. Mary Funk was the
lucky winner of a quilt at the
Bean Festival .in Zurich on
Saturday. It was made by
the residents of the Blue
Water Rest lfome., Zurich
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many
booths at the bean festival was span -
Harvey Hohner and Ina Neeb man the booth,
Mrs. Charles Allison of Exeter and Mrs. Mary Neel? of
Staff photo
rea_lads visit Alma
Twelve members from
Huron County Women's
Institute were present and
some plans were made for
the -tea and bake -sale --
At the close of the
meeting. tea and cookies
were served' by Mrs. Keith
Webster and the members
spent a little time visiting
the residents. The next
meeting will be on
September 18 and the ex-
ecutive would be pleased to
see more . Institutes
represented at that meeting.
Alma School for women is
held at Alma College, St.
Thomas. each year under_
the auspices of the London
Conference of the united
,
Churdh of Canada. This
comprises the Algoma.
Elgin. Essex. Huron -Perth,
Kent. Lambton Middlesex
and-Okfordi'resbyterials- --
The four day conference.
held from August 20 — 23 in-
clusive had as ifs theme this
year. "Stop -Look -Listen! —
Hear God •Speak!" The
-theme speaker was Rev.
Bob Duthie of chatham and
Bible study was led by Rev.
Gordon Duncan with Ab.
Furtney of Sault Ste. Marie
leading the singing
Many U.C. women from .
the district -attended.- in-
cluding Mrs. Phyllis Rodd of
Woodham. acting as one of
-the hostesses and,Jrs. Doris
Zurbrigg of Listowel, a
study group leader.
On Tuesday, August 22, a
one -day school was incor-
- porated into the four-day
school and over 250 women
joined the approximately 150
already at Alma to attend
the mini -school at Central
United Church, St. Thomas.
This was "listen" day and a
panel discussion was held on
Child abuse.
Those who attended Alma
came home a little weary
but at' the same time renew-
ed in ambition to "serve the
Lord with gladness". This
was a time of spiritual
refreshment -and .great
christian fellowship.
CHANGE DATE
At the Huronview Aux-
iliary meeting held in the
board room on August 21, it
was decided to change the
date of the fall bake sale and
tea to Wednesday, October
11 from October 4. This was
due to other events on the
original date and it is hoped
that 'there will be a good
attendance on the new date.
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Prices in effect for August 31, September 1 & 2
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Abattoir Phone: 262-2041
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