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The Huron Expositor, 1961-06-22, Page 15• • • • • • • • • • 1 • 4 • • • • • • • • HOLD TROUSSEAU TEA AT ZURICH TO HONOR AREA BRIDE -ELECT Mrs. Gertrude Datars, Zurich, en- tertained at a trousseau tea, Satur- day, June 10, for her only daugh- ter, Marion, whose marriage to Ronald Lorne Coleman, of Varna, took place Saturday, June 17, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Exe- ter. The hostess, the bride -elect and Mrs. Gladys Coleman, mother of the groom, received guests. Miss Lynda Thiel was in charge of the register. Mrs. Phoebe Weber, of Zurich, gram_ jm4ther of the bride, and Mrs. Mary A n Stephenson, of Hensall, grandmother of the groom, poured tea in the afternoon at a table which was covered by a white lace tablecloth, centered with a three- tier wedding cake, flanked by pink and white streamers. Tea assist- ' ants were Mrs. Eric Smale and Mrs. Orville Schilbe. Pouring tea in the evening were Mrs. Hugh Thiel and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson. Tea assistants were Chiselhurst WMS • Holds Meeting Mrs. Cal Horton, of Clinton area, was hostess for the June meeting of the Women's Missionary Society and Women's Association of Chis- elhurst United Church on Tuesday evening, June 13, with an attend- ance of 30.• Mrs. A. Ross, who presided for the WA meeting, expressed her thanks to Mrs. Horton for inviting the grou s to her home and wel- comed members and guests. Mrs. R. Boyce conducted the worship, assisted by Mrs. Percy Wright. Mrs. Russell Brock took the chair for the WMS meeting. A provi- sional committee was appointed for the WMS and WA for the new or- ganization that will be formed. _Committee are Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Russell Brock, Mrs. Tom Brintnell, Mrs. Alvin Cote, Mrs. Harold Park- er and Mrs. • Clarence Coleman. Mrs. J. M. Glenn gave stewardship • n)tes, and Mrs. T. Brintnell -offer- e a prayer for their missionary. n dollars was voted for the Memorial Fund for Mrs. Hansuld. Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Edwin Taylor, Mrs. Ross Riley and M.S. Percy Wright were lunch conven- ers. • Hensall WI . Sponsors Picnic The Legion Hall, Hensall, at- tractive with an arrangement of • iris and weigelia, was the setting for the annual 'picnic of Hensall Women's Institute, Wednesday, June, 14, with an attendance of over 40, including husbands and children. It was one of the most successful and enjoyable picnics held by the Institute. A most de- • licious supper was served. For a brief meeting, presided oved by President Mrs. Fred Beer, a motion was passed that the presi- dent make arrangements for a bus trip June 26, with Brantford as, the site suggested. Mrs. Clarence, Reid gave a splendid report of the twen- ty-fifth anniversary in May. A mo- w tion was passed to give a donation to the United Church for the use of the church for the anniversary. Enjoyable sports for the children and adults were under the direc- tion of Mrs. Wilbert Dilling and Mrs. W: R. Stephenson, assisted by Miss , ernice Dilling. Bingo win - net's were Mrs. Dilling, Mrs. Wal- ker Carlile, Dorothy Skea, Mrs. Hedden, Miss Phyllis Case and Mrs. George Hess. Winner of the lucky chair was Mrs. Norval Reid. Hostesses were Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, assisted by Mrs. William G. Kennedy and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Meetings will • resume in Septe ber. • a Sell that -unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Exposi- tor Classified Ad. Phone 141. Mrs. Ken Stephenson and Mrs. Keith Thiel. Trousseau and wed- ding gifts were displayed by the Misses Eleanor Prang, Marion Fleischauer, Katherine Thiel and Sharon Lawrence. Complimenting Miss • Datars, some 75 friends, neighbors and relatives h pored her with a mis- cellaneous shower in the Lutheran Church, Zurich, decorated in pink and white motif. The Misses Slean- or Prang and Sharon Lawrence con- ducted contests. Miss Marion Fleischauer read the presentation address, and Miss Jo Ann Steph- enson and Miss Donna Schilbe pre- sented the gifts. Brucefield WMS .Has June Meeting The June meeting of the WMS of Brucefield Church was held in the schoolroom on Tuesday, June 13. Mrs. Scott opened the meeting reading a poem called, "Time." Hymn No. 1 was sung, and Mrs. E. Allan acted as secretary in place of Mrs. Eyre. Roll call was answered by a verse from the New Testament. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted, arrd the treasurer's report given. Moved by Mrs. Triebner, second- ed by Mrs. Walker, that Mrs. Thompson send for the book, "Facts and Figures and Missionar- ies' Report" for the society. Re- ports were adopted on motion of Mis.ilson W and Mrs. John Broad - foot. Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. Geo. Henderson will have charge of the July meeting. Mrs. Scott called on Mrs. Walter Moffatt, assistant member's secre- tary, to conduct the remainder of the .meeting. Mrs. Moffat was as- sisted b' Mrs. Harold Lobb, Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot, Mrs. J. K. Cor- nish, Mrs. W. McBeath and Mrs. D. Triebner. Mrs. Lobb gave the Call to Wor- ship; the Lord's Prayer was re- peated in unison and -a hymn was sung. Mrs. Cornish read the fourth chapter of First Corinthians. Mrs. McBeath read the 12th chapter of Romans; Mrs. Goldie Graham led in prayer and Mrs. Wilmer Broad - foot gave the Meditation. Mrs. Triebner closed the worship period by prayer. Mrs. Gordon Richardson and Mrs. George Henderson sang a lovely duet, "I've Got a Mansion Just Over the Hillside." A hymn was sung, offering received and Mrs. Berry gave the dedicatoly prayer. Mrs. J. R. Muroch ren- dered a piano solo. Mrs. Mel Gra- ham read the story, "One Fel- lowship in Christ." Mrs. Mac Wil- son played a violin solo, accom- panied by Mrs. W. McBeath. A hymn was sung in closing, and Mrs. Moffatt thanked 'those who had so ably carried out the theme of the 'meeting. A cup of tea was served and a social hour spent. Hensall Kinsmen Entertain Ladies Thursday, June 15, was observ- ed as ladies' night, when Exeter and Hensall Kinsmen jointly enter- tained members of their Kinette Clubs to a smorgasbord at the Blue - water Motel, Grand Bend. Presentations was one of the highlights of the evening, when Exeter Kinsmen and Kinettes pres- ented 100 per cent attendance club tabs. President Bill Clement was presented a plaque from his club for his year as president. Mrs. Ross Jinks, retiring president of Hensall Kinettes, ' was presented , a gift, and Mrs. William Clement, assistant bulletin editor for the lo- cal Kinsmen. Club, was presented a gift from that club. Lucky draws were won by Gov- ernor Bill Mickle and Mrs. Jim Hyde, A dance concluded the eve- ning. '1960 MORRIS OXFORD 1959• RAMBLER CLASSIC SEDAN—Red and White 1959 MORRIS MINOR—Black 1956 PLYMOUTH—Plaza Green 1954 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1954 PONTIAC—Green 1952 HILLMAN—Convertible DUNLOP Nylon AS LOW AS THE PUBLIC WILL BE TREATED to one of the largest travel- ling menageries with strange animals and creatures from all over the world when the Carson and Barnes Wild Animal Circus exhibits in Seaforth, Thursday, July 6th, at Lions Park. HENSALL NEWS Mrs. William Taylor, of town, is confined to her home with illness. Hon. Matthew Dymond, Minister of Health, Province of Ontario, will officially open the new wing at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday, June 25, at 2 p.m. Mrs. William Taylor and little daughter, Mary Ann, of McKenzie Island, are vacationing' with rela- tives in Hensall and area. Mr.. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Charles, Bob, Ann and Mrs. Flor- ence Joynt were in Toronto Satur- day visiting with the former's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David. Members of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary marched to the United Church Sunday morning and were addressed by the minister, Rev. Currie Winlaw. The junior choir sang an anthem, "0 Gladsome Hymn of Praise We Sing." Seven members of the- choir, Beth and Carolyn Cook, Joyce Flynn, Linda Lenaghan, Suzanne Rannie, Ann Mickle and Bryan Smillie, sang a selection, "Sun Of My Soul." Stan- dardbearers for the Auxiliary were Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs. How- ard Smale. Miss Kathryn Sells, of London, was a guest of Miss Greta Lammie the first part of this week.. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Riley and Sharon, of London, visited recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. AC2 Dennis Amacher, 17, son of Rev. A. M. Amacher and Mrs. Am- acher, of Zurich, stationed with the RCAF at St. Johns, Que., up here on a weekend visit, was admitted to Westminster Hospital with con- cussion and facial bruises. The ac- cident happened early Sunday morning on 21 Highway, 41/2 miles north of Grand Bend, when Ama- cher was travelling alone north on the highway when his car left the highway on a curve, plunging ir5'to a ditch and rolled over. OPP H. Reid, of Exeter, detachment, who investigated, stated damages would amount to $1,000. Mrs. Donna Dunkin, RR 1, Bruce - field, was treated at Clinton Hos- pital Saturday for a gash in her right arm,• requiring 100 stitches. The accident happened when a car, driven by ,..,.her husband, Charles, rolled over and was de- molished on Huron County Road 3, Love - Forrest Families Picnic Members of the Love -Forrest elan from Hensall, Hillsgreen, Kip - pen, Mitchell, Exeter, Grand Bend, Thedford, Centralia and Shipka at- tended the fiftieth annual reunion held at Turnbull's Grove, attended by 75. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- gins conducted a full line of sports. Those coming the furthest dis- tance were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Taylor, of Mitchell. The 1962 officers appointed were: President, Robert Love, Thedford;. secretary -treasurer, Edward Gill, Grand Bend; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Shipka; Mr. and. Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Centralia; table committee, Mrs. Earl Datars, Mrs. William Sturdevant and Mrs. Peter Ravellel Riverview Park, Exeter, was chosen as the site for the 1962 pic- nic, the first Wednesday in June. three miles east of Varna. Clinton Pee Wees lost here Sat- urday in a Western Ontario Ath- letic Association baseball game to the local entry, 7-5. Clinton 020 001 2-5 Hensall. � 104 200 x-7 Rocky, Colquhoun (4) and Fleet; Soldan and Chipchase, Bell (6). Forty ladies took in the Kippen East Women's Institute bus trip to Hamilton on a conducted tour on Wednesday, June, 21, touring Borden's plant, the Museum, Tuck- ett's Tobacco and the Botanical Gardens. Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. W. J. F. Bell were the committee on. arrangements. Mrs. P. L. McNaughton has been appointed treasurer of the United Church to replace R. J. Drysdale, who recently resigned. The annual°picnic of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges will be held at the local park, Tuesday, June 27.. Supper will be served at 5 p.m. Hensall Women's Institute have planned a bus trip for Monday, June 26, to Brantford. WI mem- bers and friends wishing to go are asked to contact Mrs. Fred Beer as satin as possible, by phoning her home at 178-W. Members and friends taking this trip will please meet in front of the Town Hall the=day of the 26th, at 8:30 a.m. Mrs. Glenn MacKenzie entertain- ed at her home Friday evening for her grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Ad- ams, of Seaforth, celebrating n birthday that day. Guests were present from Zurich, Seaforth, Eg- rhondville and .Hensall. Gifts were presented and refreshments serv- ed. Members of Exeter Legion Ladies' Auxiliary .,won $75.00 on "Take Your Chance" program on Saturday, Juhe 10, the money to be used to purchase long-playing records for veterans in Westmin- ster Hospital, London. Interviewed and matching wits with members of the panel was Mrs. Clarence Knight, auxiliary president of Exe- ter, and formerly of Hensall. Oth- er members of the group were al- so interviewed. W. C. OKE Insurance -- Real Estate Egmondville, Ont. P.O. Box 476 -- Seaforth Telephone 647 ODORLESS CLEAN BURNING FURNACE OIL STOVE OIL D. Brightrall FINA SERVICE PHONE 354 SCHWALM FAMILY GATHERS FOR FOURTH ANNUAL REUNION Under ideal weather conditions, the fourth annual reunion of the Schwalm clan was held at River- view Park,Exeter, Saturday, June 17, with members attending from Stratford, St. Marys, London, Tiled - ford, Exeter and Hensall. Fifty sat down to a most delicious picnic supper. Prize for the eldest present went to Mrs. Violet Schwalm, Hensail; youngest, Sherileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Murray May, of Lon- don; eldest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pfaff, Exeter. A full line of sports was under direction of Mrs. Harold Hansen, Stratford, and Mrs. Charles Har- ris, London. Winners were: Rac- es -5 and under, mixed race, Wen- dy , Love, Debbie Harris; ;;j, to 6 years, Jerry Lawrence; 8 years, Marjorie Schwalm, Bobby and Sus- an Harris; 9 years, Wayne Love, Barbara Pfaff; 10 -year-olds, Chas. Schwalm, Susan Schwalm; shoe race, Danny Lawrence; 13 and un- der, girls, Barbara Pfaff and Susan Schwalm; 13 and under, boys, Lar- ry Pfaff, Charles Schwalm; single girls' race, Betty Debus, Barbara Pfaff; single boys' race, Gerald Hansen, Wayne Love Larry Pfaff; peanut scramble for the children; egg tossing, Marjorie and Harvey. Pfaff; shoe scramble, Susan Har- ris, Bobby Harris; ladies kick slip- per, Betty Debus; men kick slip- per, Harvey Pfaff; bean race, men the winners; candy scramble . for the children; most coins in men's pockets, Gordon Schwalm; word contest, Ross and Kathleen Hod- gert; guessing jelly beans in jar, Mrs. Horace Pfaff and Mrs. Ross Hodgert; $1.00 worth of change in a pile of sawdust for the children concluded this enjoyable sports program. Officers elected were: President, Horace Pfaff; Exeter; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. ROSS Bodged, Exe- ter; table conveners, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schwalm, Stratford; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pfaff, St. Marys; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray May, London; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love, Thedford. The 1962 reunion will be- held at Riverview Park; Exeter, the third Saturday in June. TUE .ICON EXP0$Y'4Q#r iSr,,A.WQRT$; Ol�',1:, PAM 10 SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS. OP1 DAILY T, Pryde & Son ALL TYPES OP" CEMETERY MEMORIALS Inquirries are invited., Telephone Numbers:. 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