The Huron Expositor, 1979-05-03, Page 16I THE HURON EX S1 .
N'O TOIL, * MAY' 3► 1979
Correspondent -
• ;,,. •• RY CHESSEL,,
482-9969
The 'Varna girls who bowl
in the Tuesday Afternoon
League in Clinton had a good'.
year. At their banquet and
awards night .a Week ago
Tuesday, Nora Heard
received, a trophy for being a
member of the winning team
in, the :regular season and a
glass tumbler' for perfect
attendance. Mary Chessell.
and Pat Taylor's team were
runners-up. Pat Won the
trophy for the most -improved
average. •
Guests with' Florence
Elliott and the Smith
brothers on Sunday were
Ross and Dawn Elliott and
son Matthew of New
Liskeard, and Jack and
Marion'; Smith. and Lloyd' of
Dungannon. Overnight
visitors were Walter . and
Helene Rojezeck from
Michigan.
Terry Heard, was home for
the weekend from Toronto
where he is employed with'
Duron Concrete. Anne Marie
QtiEENSWAY VISITORS
Mrs, Irene Kalbfleisch was
visited by her sister Mrs,
Violet Bishop, and her
brother and'sister-in-law Mr.
and 'Mrs, Chinck Funnel;,
Woodstock; • and
'granddaughter Heather.
Dougherty,
V isitors with. Russell Errata
were his wife Pearl;. Helen
Bill Taylor and. Joyce
Bushey, Nelson Loghrin was
visited by the Klemke
Family.;
Mr, and Mrs: Charles
Fisher Betty and Jean
Coates. Exeter visited Louise.
Mitchell.
Mrs, Ruth Durand and.
daughter visited Mrs. Nell
Kendrick.
Mrs: Purdyvisited her
husband Len Purdy. .
Mr. Rozendal visited with
his wife Alice and took, her
out. driving.
Visitors with Hugo Schenk
were: ,Beatrice, Kate . and
Maleeda Schenkand'his- wife
Marion Schenk.
The, Church service was
conducted on Tuesday by
Rev. Kenneth Knight,
Exeter. .
The Ladies•' of ' Carmel
Presbyterian Church.
entertained: the residents' on'.
Monday with Bingo and,
treats. and music.
The Men's High Bowling
Score was won by, , Albert'
Miazga with a score of 1.40.
The Ladies' high Score was'
won bv'Mrs. Mary .Parlmer
Was 'Wine team London, too;
Ttte appearance of .the
church hos . improved
considerably the past week -
Bob Spelt has been re-
pairing, caulking; and:
Painting :the windows, doors
and: train.
Rev. J. lleddock of
Bayfield, whiz was in charge
of the church., services in
Varna. and Goshen for th;
month of April, has ;preached;
excellent sermons. His,
stories for the children were
of great interest to us all. too.
In ordetr dttf ing the :month of
Mtiy,. serrfees will be con
ducted by Rev. Pon Darrell,.
Clutton Rev:. Reddock, Reye,
Don. Darrell, and Bob Elliott,.
Tickets for the United
Church pork barbecue on.
June 20 ,are now: available
from members,
The May . Meeting of the
.1J.C. W. is tonight. with the
,annual plant sale following:.
Visitors are welcome.
Stanli.,y still needs
coaches,
Plans were initiated for the
1979 summer ball program
during the regular meeting;
of the Stanley Township Re.
creation Committee.
Tuesday. April 24.. Ross.
Whittaker agreed to be the
softball co-ordinator again
this year.
Registration will be held
this Saturday morning, May.
Sth, from 10.00 a,m. to 12.
noon, at Varna, Township
Hall; or you may register
with any of the following
committee ' members: Don
Brodie, Gerald Hayter,
Howard Armstrong, Jack
Coleman, John ' Paul Rau,
Clarence Rau, Shirley Hill,
Jean Rathwell, Arnold' Taylor
and. Harvey Hayter. A re-
gistration form can be found
elsewhere in this paper. All
boys and girls eighteen years
and under who wish to. play
ball should bring the form.
and the . fee. -- 53.00 per
person or Sa:00 per family.,
There will be T -ball for all .:
children eight, years and
under. They Should also re-
gister their name and tele-
phone ,number on Saturday.
May S.
For :a time last year, it was
feared that some :children.
would be unable to play,
because of the difficulty in
finding enough coaches and
other .helpers.
If you can find the time,
andlike working with
children or teenagers, please
call Ross and offer to coach,
assist with coaching, umpire.
or drive players to games.
The committee is working,
hard to improve the ball park
facilities every year, Another
ball diamond is being
readied and additional
parking space=is being added
this, 'year'. Plea se support
this dedicated group of
people.
We have a great bunch of
young people andkids in
Stanley Township. Let's give
them healthy activities so ..
• they may never needto
complain of too little to do.
The grass on the hall field
will be rolled. • . and_ an
electrician is being contacted
to check out the . ball park
lights . and see if. some
improvement can be made.
WIN TROPHIES Paul Consitt of Varna and Linda Reid of the Queen
Elizabeth Wing at Victoria Public School, Goderitih, received trophies for
their- high scores at a Georgian .Bay bowling tournament held in Owen
Sound recently, About 90 studentsartcipated in the tournament. Pau
p m
placed. sixth out of the top 15. bowlers with a score of 272 and Linda placed
eighth'with a score of 265, (Photo by Joanne Buchanan, Goderich.Signal
Stam
Hensall ,
s,a native from. Germany
C.W.O. Ronald M, byhis' brother and sister -in- The'. members of Amber.
MacKinnon from . Baden,. late Mr. and Mrs. William Rebekah Lodge are holding a
West Germany accompanied MacKinnon and Shaun of '',Dessert'Euchre" and Bake
l,ondoti spent Sunday with. Sale in the local Lodge rooms
their Mother Mrs. Janet on Wednesday May 9th at
MacKinnon. 1:30 p.tn; Everyone ' is
Mr. and Mrs. Eric •Luther welcom4.,
returned from a .pleasant .
vacation' with their son' and.
Mrs' Rosa Harris returned
h:butt�r,.;egg:Twcg,
The followirtg' is a tape
recording of some . re-
miniscences by the late Mrs:
Irina Harris (nee Rennie) of
Hensali; the event's took
place around 1900.
Before I started to school 1
usedto go with ; my father,
Erastus Rannie. on the.
butter and egg; wagon out of
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Irma Harris . remembers
Hensall. My father had
general store situated on the
north. side of King ,street in
Hensali. We had a good
horse and wagon loaded with
small necessities such as
needles and pins. hooks and
eyes. black and white thread
#40. salt and pepper, tea and
a little coffee, el astic but-
tons, MacDonald .chewing
tobacco and a littel print.
We went west and the first
stop was Kitty Burns, then
McEwen's and across to Paul'
Bell's. then down the; second:
(of Hay Township) to more
McEwen's, Edwards' and
Munn's. Then around' the:
corner west; to .Armstrong's,
down the Blind Line (later
known as lover's; Lane) to.
Dicks and Corbett's, then
back to the second to
Grandpa Chapman's foe
dinner.
After dinner we went back
down to 'Eacret's, Munn's
and ' Ingram's, back. Up to the
,crossroad from #2 to London
Road. stopping at Shirray's
Moir's. Dougall's. Elder's
Featuring'
Canadian -Made:
a and Ingram's. Then we went
up the London road where
there were all Bels on the
eastside•and Patterson s and
McEwen s on the west side,
The following daywe'went
east into Tuckersmitli There
were Bell's, Caldwell's,.
Horton's, . Patterson's,
Buchanan's, Traquair's.
Then down into Tuckersmith
to Mitchell's andTy+chtnan's.
In those days there was no
refrigeration: and most of the.
butter waspacked.tilto crocks
and once in a while some
putrid butter was received
which was shipped to
Montreal.`: Eggs were not
graded and all sizes were the
same.price; fertile or other-
- wise. Nowall eggs are
graded and the ;butter" is
pasturized and packaged.
daughter-in-law -Magistrate
to her home after spending.
Don Luthetl Mrs, Luther several months. ,in Smithers,
granddaughter Rachel and British Columbia'
new .grandson Adan. in St.
Johns. Newfbttndland. Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander
Mr, and Mrs. Austin has taken residence in Exeter
Wheeler of Detroit and Mrs. this week; She has been a
Dorothy Strange. of Toronto dent of the village .for
were weekend , with their . many years and will ° be
aunt Mrs, Edgar Munn.• missed by her many friends.
Weekend) visitors 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 Gait; Miss Jill'
Sararas. R.R.#1. Hensall:
Mr. Mark Burton, Granisle,
B.C. Also visiting on. Sunday.
with the Sararas were Mr. `
and:. Mrs. • ' Jack. Reed,
Mississau a: acrd Mr. 'an
Mrs. • Earl Sararas,
Bra'tnalea.'
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EVA COQ was in Beechwood Centetety,
A41,10404 (Keyser) Celle
73t St. Main streets;
Seaforth died suddenly at
Stratford. General Hospital:
,ran Saturday, Mrs, Core, Who,
was predeceased by her
;husband Bruce. was .born in
$orrrbra. Ontario and had.
lived in Seaforth since 1973.
Mrs, Core is survived by
one sottRobert Core, of
N4, Seaforth. She was prede-
ceased by another son, Don-
ald of Forest, ands two
sisters,
Mrs. Core is survived {by
eight grandchildren and
three great' grandchildren'.
She attended Sombra pub-
lic schooland. was widowed:
*fore she moved to Seaforth,
The funeral service was:.
held from the, Ron Dodge
Funeral; Home, Forest on
Monda iafternoon with'Rev.
RossWiliams of the Foresk
United Church conducting.
the service The pallbearers;
were John Works, James
Harris, Osbourne Totten,
Robert Boyd, Michael Core
and Scott Core. internment
Shower
honours
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MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935,
Mrs. klarolci,Caldwell' and :.
Mrs. Jack Bell honoured
Chris McGregor' with a
miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Caldwell on
'rues.; April 24. Contests
wbre played winner was Mrs.
Robert Bell "Missy" Cald-
well read the address and the
gifts were 'presented by the
youngergirls in the district.
Chris responded with thanks
for the gifts and an invitation
to everyone to see her. gifts'
and to come to her Wedding
reception on May. 1,9. Lunch,
was served bythe hostesses
and their assistants:
Mrs. Robert Gemmel( and
her sister Mrs. Lloyd Haney
are visiting relatives in the
British isles.
Ken :McLellan is. on a
business trip to the West.
•• Mrs. Emerson .Anderson
has•returned from University
Hospital.:
Forest,
11110144 AREA VAPOR
DIES
IY, Austin Dining, formerly
of the !Henson area died • at
Strathmere Lodge. Strathroy
on Friday, April 27, 1979 itt;
his 93rd year,'' He was the
Husband of the late Lena
Maud Mahaffy. Surviving is.
a duaghter Hazel (Mrs.
Laurie Stephen) Sons Cecil
AO Ross, London,;.'.
Also surviving :are four
'grandchildren Donna and;
Jerry, Stephen and Larry and.
Roy :pilling. A brother. the,
late Wilbert Pilling, ,Hensall,
died: last year.
Funeral. service was held
from the Pinney Funeral
Heine, Etteter •on Monday,
April 30th at 2:30 p.m. with,
Rev. Susan' (Seymoulr)i
iMac rcgor~ officiating. Inter -
Meat in ,Exeter Cemetery.
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BASEBALL
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willl be held on.
.tis', Saturday May 5
at the
Township ,Hall.
Varna
from 10, a.m.-.until 12 moon.
Register at the hall, .or with a Recreation Board,,
Member on or before the above date, stating --name,
blrthdate„ age). address and telephone number.
Registration Fee S3.00 per, child or $5,00 per family,
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