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OPEN INVITATION John and Peta Branderhorst, RR 1 Hensall,
awoke one morning last week to discover this sign at the end of their
lane. Up to 40 people a day accepted the invitation. Yes, they did
bring their own containers. Most also stayed beyond the time limit.
Hensall
and district news
Mn. t3erthse MecGriger.
Phony 2624025
PLAYGROUND LEADERS - Mary Lynne Pryde (back left) is super-
visor of this year's summer playground program in Hensall. She is
being assisted by Tammy Bell and volunteers Karen McCullough (front
left), Jason (manse and Christine Rose. About 30 children ore
registered.
TURTLE PYRAMID Hensall summer playground participants Amy
Campbell (left), Mark Tinney and- Eloise Klungel surround Danny
Quifo as they rehearse a Yurtle'the Turtle play to be presented at
the Queensway Nuring Home.
to.
Carmel choir fetes engaged couple
A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent at the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Love and daughters.
Bayfield, when members of Carmel
Church choir and friends gathered in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. John Thom-
son. and Miss Mary Thomson, whose
marraige takes place on August lo.
• Carolyn Love conducted several
contests, winners being John and
Bruce Thompson, Bob Taylor, Marg
Hoggarth and Ken Steckle.
Following a sumptuous supper.
Cathy Love read an address to the
guests of honour and 'they were
presented with gifts by Dorothy
Taylor and Bertha MacGregor. They
made fitting replies of thanks.
Motocross racing
Jim Dickins rode two strong, fast
motos in the 80A class at Hully Gully
motocross races. The competition
was close as the riders are getting
ready for the Schoolboy Canadian
Championship that will be held this
year al Molo Park near Durham
August 4 and 5. Jim finished fourth in
the first moto and sixth in the second
to give hire fourth overall.
Jim will be racing in Action next
weekend and Hully Gully on Jul' 28
and then will be trying for the Cana-
dian Championship on the ,Civic
weekend.
John Kochan finished fourth in the
80B class, afte riding two good motos.
Queensway Nursing Home
Again this week everyone took ad-
vantage of the good weather and
spent time outdoors.
Monday afternoon we had the
privilege of going to l\1aril•n Faber's
farm. She is, on the - staff at
Queensway. We saw sheep, veal
calves, chickens and goats.
Marilyn realty went out of her way
and had fabulous snacks for us in-
cluding chocolate cake. chocolate
chip cookies and peanut butter
cookies. Special thanks to Marilyn
and her mother for an absolutely
wonderful afternoon.
A noon barbecue was on the agen
da for Tuesday. Everyone enjoyed
hotdogs and hamburgers as well as
fresh air and sunshine. That same
day the- church service was led by
Rev. Matheson. He was accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Jean Hodgert.
A trip to Stratford on Wednesday
was an enjoyable outing for many
residents. We had lunch at
McDonald's and spent the afternoon
at the Art Fair in the park. The
residents particularly liked the work
Kippen man back
from 4-H exchange
By Margaret Hoggarth
Rob and Frances Kinsman have
returned from spending several days
in the New Liskeard area.
Michael McGregor. son of Jim.and
Betty McGregor,. has returned from
a 4-11 exchange trip to Kentucky.
While there he toured a spring water
plant, the University of Kentucky and
wen( to Shaker Town. He enjoyed a
paddle boat ride on the Kentucky
River, took in an outdoor theatre
show, and loured farms around the
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main crop.
Al Hoggarth spent a few days in
Chicago. While there he toured the
research facilities of Michigan Stale
University, the Upjohn 'Phar-
maceutical Laboratory, the Chicago -
Board of Trade, Mercantile Ex-
change. and Sears Tower in Chicago.
Kai Wisch has returned from spen-
ding a few weeks vacation in his birth
place of Germany.
His grandmother, Berta Ruge and
cousin Kristina Wisch, came back
with him to spend a few weeks vaca-
tion with Ber'ta's son Uwe and fami-
ly. Berta's hometown in Germany is
Marne.
, Kippers United Church news
Don't forget the induction service
on Wednesday July '24 at 8 p.m. This
will take place in Brucefield United
Church. when Rev. Lorne Keays will
be inducted as the new minister in
charge of lirucefield and Kippen
churches.
PAPER PUPPETS Displaying the paper puppets they made at the Hensall summer playground pro
gram are Shawn Wurm (back left), Brian Gardner , Bill Erb and (front) Alicia Schroeder and Caro Gardner.
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of the lady who built up pictures -and
put them in a box frame. Many artists
were from the Stratford area. A fan-
tastic day in all.
Friday we enjoyed charades in the
morning. In the afternoon we had tea
party in Louise Mitchell's room.
where Louise and Lucille Jeffrey
entertained the rest of us with a few
residents of old and loved tunes.
For most of Wednesday afternoon
the majority of residents played bingo
in the sun room.
A croquet tournament was held
Thursday afternoon on the side lawn.
Although not everyone entered, it was
quite evident that those who took part
were experienced in the sport. Will
Shapton and Muriel Gunning were the
winners in the mens and ladies divi-
sion respectively.
United Church
There was a large attendance at the
United Church on Sunday morning
when Mr. McDonald returned to the
pulpit after a week's meeting in
Quebec. Margaret Cole greeted the
congregation and Jeff Corbett and
Wayne Corlett were the ushers.
Evelyn Elder was leader of the Junior
Congregation.
During the service three children.
were received through Infant Bap-
tism. Robert Lee Leonard Erb. son of
Bob and Sharon Erb; Heather
Catherine Irvine, daughter. of Stewart
and Betty Irvine; and David Floyd
Upshall, son of Floyd and Rosemary
Upshall. Mindy Bell was soloist and
sang a very appropriate solo during
the Baptismal Service, -"Little Moses
In The Basket". At the close of the
service she sang "Jesus Wants Me
For A Sunbeam" -
Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject
of "How Are You Growing Up". Ile
noted how we need (0 continually
grow in Christian faith. His children's
story was "What Kind of Button are
.You Wearing'?"
Shower
Neighbours and -friends of the se-
cond concession of Usborne held a
YPCs select
new executive
tin Saturday, .1ul• 6. the Western
District Association tor the Y1'('
t Young Progressive Conservatives',
held its annual election for executive
officers.
Elected to office were: Steve Sparl-
ing as policy director. and Doug Earle
as communications director.
Steve Sparling is presently the vice-
president o( the (Huron Bruce VI'('
Association t Federal ►, and Doug
Earle is the president of the Huron -
Bruce VP(' :1ssociation, t Provincial !.
The Western District of the 1'P('
Association encompasses 29 elec'tor'al
districts with Iluron Bruce now hav-
ing a strong voice in the execuliye.
miscellaneous bridal shower in the
Parish Hall of Trivitt Memorial
Church in honour of Betty Neevel
whose marriage takes place August
10 to Clarence Toonstra. Audrey
Brand read the address and the bride -
elect was presented with many
beautiful and useful gifts. Special
guest at the shower was a close friend
of Betty's, Patricia Bradley of
Tupperville.
Northcrest news
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase
returned Tuesday from a western trip
to Vancouver Island and also visited
with Ernie's two brothers, one in
Alberta and one at Tumbler Ridge
B.C.
Mrs. Britton's granddaughter Lori
from Brampton visited with her last
week.
The residents enjoyed a delicious
pot -luck dinner Thursday evening
with 15 in attendance.
Mr. Wes Heywood attended a fami-
ly picnic at Riverview Park. Exeter
on Sunday.
Nerson McClinchey of Brantford
was a visitor with the McKnight's on
the weekend.
Hazel Luther had her grand-
daughter from Ottawa visiting with
her recently.
Irene Finlayson and Rose Pyke
visited Dorothy Munroe who is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Community Hospital.
on Friday evening.
On Sunday. July 14. Mr. and Mrs.
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Rev. Stan McDonald returned on
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