Clinton News-Record, 1979-05-03, Page 17t
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The chorus line for the operetta Going West featurs some of the students at
Hullett Central School. The spring concert last Wednesday night was well
attended. (Standard photo)
Hensall news and notes
by Bertha MacGregor
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick
returned to her home
after spending the winter
months in Florida. She
reports 'having a very
good winter, but is happy
to be home.
Time changed
Rev. A.C. Young of
Goderich conducted
service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday while Rev.
Kenneth Knight is at-
tending a stewardship
workshop in London this
weekend. Rev. Young
delivered an inspiring
message on "God's
Abiding Presence".
The choir under the
direction of Mrs. Taylor
sang "I Need Thee Every
Hour". The service next
Sunday will be held at the
hour of 11:30 am saving
time. R '3
Miss Agnes Cochrane is
a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter where"
she is receiving treat-
ment.
A number of members
of the -"Three Links"
Senior Citizen's attended
the 4th Annual Spring
Rally Zone 8 held at St.
John's Parish Hall,
Grand Bend on Tuesday.
The members of Amber
Rebekah Lodge are
holding a "Dessert
Euchre" and bake sale in
the local Lodge rooms on
Wednesday May 9th at
1:30 p.m. Everyone is
welcome.
Mrs. Rosa Harris
returned to her home
after spending several
months in Smithers,
British Columbia.
Mrs. Elizabeth
Alexander has taken
residence in Exeter this
week. She 'has been a
resident of the village for
many years and will be
missed by her many
friends.
Taylors honoured
Mr. and Mrs. Don
McLellan, Chiselhurst
were hostess on Monday
evening in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Taylor who
have taken up residence
in Hensall. The evening
was spent playing
progressive euchre after
which Dors and Karen
McLellan presented Ted
and Dorothy with a gift.
Bob Bell read the ac-
companying address and
Ted made a fitting reply
thanking everyone. A
social hour was enjoyed
and lunch served.
Visits Mother.
C.W.O. Ronald M.
MacKinnon from Baden,
West Germany ac-
companied b' his br'o'ther
and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. William MacKinnon
and Shaun of London
spent Sunday, with their
mother Mrs. Janet
MacKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Luther returned from a
pleasant vacation with
their son and daughter-in-
law, Magistrate Don
Luther, Mrs. Luther,
granddaughter Rachel,
and new grandson Adam,
in St. Johns, Newfoun-
dland.
Mr. ...and Mrs. Austin
Wheeler of Detroit and
Mrs. Dorothy Strange of
Toronto were weekend
with their aunt, Mrs.
Edgar Munn.
Weekend visktors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Sararas were Miss Karen
Sararas, Kitchener; Miss
Dianne Sararas and Mr.
Don Poulin, Stratford;
Mr. , Al Sararas and
Christopher of Galt; Miss
Jill Sararas, RR 1,
Hensall; Mr. Mark
Burton, Granisle, B.C.
Also visiting on Sunday
with the Sararas were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed,
Mississauga; and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Sararas,
Bramalea:"
Former farmer dies
E. Austin Dilling,
formerly of the Hensall
area, passed away at
Strathmere Lodge,
Strathroy on Friday April
27, 1979 in his 93rd year.
He was the husband of the
late Lena Maud Mahaffy.
Surviving is a daughter
Hazel (Mrs. Laurie
Stephen) ; sons Cecil and
Ross, London; also
surviving are four
grandchildren, Donna
and Jerry Stephen and
Larry and Ray Dilling. A
brother the late Wilbert
Dilling of Hensall
predeased last year..
Funeral service was
held from the Dinney
Funeral Home, Exeter on
Monday April 30th at 2:30
p.m. with Rev. Susan
(Seymour) MacGregor
officiating. Intermient
was in Exete.C„ .emetery.
Queensway visitors
Mrs. Irene Kalbfleisch
was visited by her sister,
Mrs. Violet Bishop, and
her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Chinck
Funnell, Woodstock; and
granddaughter Heather
Dougherty. Visitors with
Russell Erratt were his
wife Pearl; Helen and
Bill Taylor and Joyce
Bushey. Nelson Loghrin
was visited by the
Klemke family.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 3 , 1979 --PAGE 17
Horticulturaljsts meet in Tara
BY
ELEANOR BRADNOCK
Over 125 delegates
from the Horticultural
Societies in District eight
attended the annual
meeting held at Tara last
Saturday. The president,
Mrs: Maisie Bray of
Lion's Head, was in
charge of the meeting
which commenced with a
dinner served by the lady
directors of Tara
Agricultural Society.
Mrs. Eleanor B dnock
thanked the Tara adies
for their delicious beef
dinner.
Civic greetings were
brought by the Warden of
Bruce County, the Reeve
of Tara, A. Speers and
also from the Reeve of
Erin Township, G.
Kirkland.
Mrs. Amy Trelford,
president of the Tara
Horticulture Society,
welcomed all to the
meeting held in the
Community Centre.
Mrs. Effie Stephenson
of Seaforth gave an
impressive memorial
service.
Mrs. Bray reported on
her year's activities and
thanked all societies for
their co-operation.
The guest speaker,
Mrs. Charlotte Erickson -
Brown, was introduced
by Mrs. Bray and she
spoke on the topic, Herbs
in Ontario. She grows
many of the herbs in King
Township and stressed
their medicinal
properties and told why
our early settlers used so
many of them. .
Miss Helen Arkell_ of
Teeswater thanked the
speaker for her inspiring
address.
Prize winning slides of
flowers, planters and
trees were shown and
Mrs. C. Hemingway of
Brussels won in all the
categories.
Herb Markel spoke of
the coming O.H.A.
convention in London.
Mrs. Willaim Klie of
Hanover brought
greetings and urged all to
attend the annual
meeting of the Ontario
Horticultural Societies to
be held at the Holiday
Inn, London in June She
outlined her work this
past year as president of
the O.H.A. and stated
that she has 253 societies
with a membership of
66,000.
Ed Fielding of
Wingham spoke of the
International Ploughing
Match and thanked all for
assisting in the Hor-
ticulture tent.
Gordon Baxter of,
Wingham gave the
financial statement,
showing a balance of
$408.44 for District eight.
The next conventions
will be held in Chesley in
1980 and in Hanover in
1981. It was decided by
the delegates to start
earlier, maybe at 10:30
fine markets... of fine foods
azehis
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UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, MAY 8,
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& 1 TENDERLOIN PORTION)
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SAVE AT ZEHRS
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a.m. and have only one
speaker.
Mrs. William Klie
presided for the election
of officers which are as
follows: director - Mrs.
Maisie Bray, Lion's
Head; assistant directors
- Roy Bennett, Wingham
and Mrs. Ruby Lobban,
R.R. 2 Owen Sound;
secretary - Mrs. Iris
Morrey, Wingham;
treasurer - Gordon
Baxter, Wingham;
auditors - Mrs. Margaret
Bennett, Wingham and
Mr. W.E. Fielding,
Wingham; members -at -
large - Miss Helen Arkell,
R.R. 3, Teeswater, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock,
Auburn, Mrs. P.A.
Ferguson, Chesley, Mrs.
-M. MCCharles, R.R. 3
Lucknow, and Mrs. Effie
Stephenson, Seaforth;
and nominating com-
mittee - Miss Helen
Arkell, Mrs. Ruby
-Lobban and Mrs. Iris
Morrey.
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