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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-10-18, Page 4Attention| Hensall And District News c»m.7s°l^y Ail Th* Tlmw-AdvQWt*, Odobor 18, 195S Page 4 I The Thanksgiving meeting of i the Arnold Circle of Carmel ■ik A JRk I__I I”! i Church was held in the school- fwi I J»I T"11*- kr : room of the church Monday eve-1 f < IW I I I Im I X^iJI ning with the ladies of the Eve- uemcai . ning Auxiliary of the United;OF HENSALL ! Church, and Carmel Church Sen-' . AND DISTRICT P°r Women’s Missionary Society Club met at the home of Pastj , as guests. President Bill Mickle for a nres- the vanaciian Legion cntex-i A public meeting will he' President Mrs. Mary Hilde-, cntation honoring Dr D T Me- »as Alhe.V’ gue5ts the ^lon held in the council chamber brandt extended a welcome to , ^tat.lon ?°«Oi 1\x’, ” ^c : Ladies’ Auxiliary at a turkey Item m rne council cnamoei tj)C gU<?st5. Eu .< fo-1 Ixelvie, V.S., the clubs ehartci:banquet held at the New Com­ te term a (voured with a solo, accompanied : president who is leaving Hensall* mercial Hotel Friday evening. Kinsmen Groups Hensall Vets Hone- Veterinary\A/iv<=c ! Members of Hensall Kinsmen: ' ’ IVBa j Members of the Hensail branch .. I of the Canadian Legion enter- by Mrs. Albert Shirray. The worship service was pre­ pared and conducted by Mrs. Robert Simpson. Scripture was —. ..... Gordon Troyer and .. , . ere repeated by Mrs. Stewart Bell, Mrs, Wm. Brown, Mrs. Harry Hoy, and Mrs. Gor­ don Schwalm. Mrs. Harry Snell read a Thanksgiving poem. Mrs. J. Bonthron favoured with a solo,, _■........-accompanied by Mrs. Malcolm, ing their regular meeting last Dougall. night and presented Dr. McKel- Mrs. Stewart Bell introduced vie with a gift, President Harry the guest speaker, Mrs. J. Scott,, McEwan made the presentation, of Seaforth, whose topic was . , ■ “Sharing our many blessings.” | \/v CTU Prr><:inpnt Ths snMkor was Ihanlrwl hv Mrs |TIVl¥ riWlMCIU I A quartette composed of Mrs. To Leave Hensall Harold Bell, Mrs. Al Kerslakc,' T,, ~_ , . » Mrs T-farrv Hov and Miss Han- 1 Ml’S, Edmund Geiger, poi’tumty of thanking every- nah Murray sang. Rev. D. Mac-'highly esteemed residents of the one with whom I haye had Donald closed the meeting.' .... FIGURE SKATING CUUB All interested meet Monday, Oct. at 8 p.m. ‘ i for Essex after practicing here: President turn Fannie extended .. 1 I a welcome to the 80 memberslor me jeats. ! and guests present. Kinsmen presented him with i Dr. D. J. McKelvie accompan- ‘tb? Piano for a sing-song; iident Ti Tiberio made the pres- ; entation. I Twenty members from Clinton ; Kinsmen Club paid a surprise ' visit to Hensall Kinsmen follow- i IiI As of October* 16, 1956, I; ..... Will no longer be practising 1 The speaker was thanked by Mrs.; in Hensall and. district. Tt,'nwn I wish to take this op- one with whom I have had business associations during the past five years. Dr. D. J. McKelvie Veterinarian ICE SKATES NEW AND USED AT Wuerth's Dobbs F»r DodgeThe Thanksgiving theme was carried out in the Women’s Mis­ sionary Society thank-offering meeting in Carmel Church Thurs- ,ir a j day afternoon. at which special * fc’0’ i guests for the occasion were the I societies of Bayfield and Exe- ^u wu4.v-«,jt ancj circle of the „“£ I elnu-eb. Mrs. R. Y. McLaren and Mrs. ! John Soldan aranged the pro- j gram with Mrs. Soldan presid- j ing. Mrs. Percy Campbell read sacred passages and Mrs. Inez I-McEwan offered prayer. Mrs. i Harold Simpson and Mrs. SiUery ■ of Exeter, rendered a duet, with Mrs. M. Dougall accompanist. President Mrs. S. Dougall con­ ducted the business meeting and introduced the guest speaker Mrs. R. J. MacKay, of Thames- ! ford. Mrs/MacKay stressed the j need for more devotion, zeal, and consecration in W.M.S. hvork. Mrs. B. Edwards thanked | the speaker. Mrs. Wm. Brown sang a solo, with Mrs. Harold Bell accom­ panying at the piano. Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Earl Camp­ bell formed the reception com­ mute. Rev, D. MacDonald gave the closing prayer. Chiselhurst Host To Area Groups The Women’s Missionar; ciety and Women’s Association of Thames Road United Church,! 7 and the Evening . ' Hensall United Church were en-1' tertained at .a special meeting I - I of Chiselhurst United Church j I held in the church auditorium | last Wednesday evening. Presi­ dent Mrs. Earl Kinsmgn wel­ comed the members and guests. Mrs. C. D. Daniel led the devo­ tional period assisted by Mrs. J, Glenn and Mrs. R. Bryce. Mrs. McVittie, of Blyth, Presbyterial president, addressed the group on the theme, “I press on toward the mark of my high calling.” She was thanked by Mrs. Ben Stoneman. Musical numbers included a piano trio by Miss Beth Goddard, Miss Jane Horton, and Nelson McCllnchey of Hensall, and a vocal quartette by members of Thames Road society. Rev. C. D. Daniel spoke briefly, Mrs. R. Brock, Mrs, R. Tay­ lor Jr., Mrs, Cal Horton, Mrs. C. Coleman, formed the reception committee; ushers were Mrs. J. Brintnell and Mrs, T. Brintnell; decorating—Mrs. Beatrice Munn, Mrs, Campbell Eyre, Mrs. Ed Dick; Music — Mrs. Alf Ross; Lunch—Mrs. H. Parker, Mrs. P, Harris, Mrs. Edwin Taylor, Mrs, W. Brintnell, Mrs, R, McDonald; Tea—Mrs. S, Roobol, Mrs. E. Chaple. Scrying were Mrs. T, Brintnell, Mrs. Ben Stoneman, Mrs, George Parker, Mrs. J. Kinsman, Mrs. J. Brintnell, Miss Mary Kinsman, > Mrs. R. Brock, Mrs. Cal Horton. The affair was attended by over 80..- Kinsmen Install Slate • Past Deputy Governor Jack Nelson, of Chatham, installed the new 1956-57 executive of the Hensall Kinsmen Club at a sup­ per meeting held at the Rosy Korner restaurant Thursday evening. Past president is Bill Mickle, president Flt.-Sgt. L. Tiberio, vice-president Jack Drysdale, secretary Ross Jinks, treasurer Angus McLean, directors Rob­ ert. Reaburn, Harold Bonthron, Jim Clark. Mr. Nelson spoke on internal and external expansion in the club. Clinton and Exeter Kins­ men were special guests. Don Joynt was the winner of a draw, Newlyweds Honored A reception for Mr. and. Mrs. Myles Uttley (nee Donna Mit­ chell), held in Zurich Community Centre on .Friday evening .was largely attended.* Tbe Couple was presented with a purse of money. An address was read by Efoiore Desjardine and the pres­ entation made by Glen Koehler. Desjardine’s orchestra provided music for the dance, PARR LINE FORUM Special meeting of the Parr Line Forum was held at the home of President John Soldan this week to outline plans for a tour of the Royal Winter Fair in November. The group will charter a bus and 35 members will attend. I With the new car showing soon to be annoiipced, are moving used cars AT LESS THAN THEIR DOLLARwe < VALUE. You be one of the favored few to enjoy the bargain by providing one of these useful cars. « A....... , jell at LUKpresident’s,, crest on them. Pres- aKer which the group repaired m.u...........u.................. Legion hall where pro- I gressive euchre and dancing ;wcre enjoyed. Winners of euchre were: ladies, Mrs. Howard Ad- I kins; gents, Fred Beer. i Dr. D. J. McKelvie, Who is leaving this month for Essex was presented with a pipe by president Rannie and Bob Sang- stei*. past president. In a draw sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary the lucky winners were: electric fry pan, Mrs. Car­ lyle Wilkinson, Hensall; electric steam iron, M^s. Catherine Hed­ den, Hensall: electric heating pad, Mrs, Thomas Kyle, Hen­ sall, Tickets were drawn by Mrs. A, Noakes, Mrs. Adam Black, and Mrs. E. R. Davis. Dr. McKelvie accompanied at the piano and Lawrence Rayn­ ham provided violin music for the dance. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilkinson and family spent the weekend with relatives in Marlette, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McEwen of Edmonton, Alta., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McEwen of Toronto were recent visitors with Mrs. Inez McEwen, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Vier and daugh­ ter of Carmon, Man., are holi­ daying with Mrs. Vier’s parents Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hyde and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Faber and Joyce. Mrs, Wcstaway of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Lome Chapman and fam­ ily. Mrs. Edna Corbett spent sev­ eral days this week visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster, Mrs. A, Crerar visited during the past week with relatives in London, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen, Jr, attended the funeral of Mr, Harry D, Wellburn in London on Monday, the former acting as a pallbearer. •' F/O Ralph- MacArthur, Mrs. MacArthur and son left this week foi’ Winnipeg, Man. where they will visit with the former's parents, Mr, and ,Mrs. Mac- Arthur. Mrs, James Sangster, who was confined to South Huron Hospital, Exeter last week, was able to return home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Kennedy and family of Grand-Bend were, recent visitors with friends here. Miss Vera Currie of Stratford was a recent ‘ visitor-with -Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McEwen, Jr, . Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean had as their guests this week the latter’s cousins, Mrs. Vera Gatcnby, of Sceptre, Sask., and Mrs. Ella. McGibbon, of New Orleans. Mrs. F: Manns left this week for Toronto to spend the winter months with her son and daugh­ ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth Manns and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden and Jimmy, were visitors with Mrs. Catherine Hedden. Rev. John MacEwan of Mid­ land, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spear, of Highgate, are visiting 'with Mr. and Mrs. R.. Y. MacLaren. Rev.’ McEwan is a -brother of Mrs. McLaren, and Mrs. Spear is a sister. Mr. William Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and Helen of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gonyou of Detroit, visited with the lat­ ter’s mother'Mrs. Wm', Pepper on Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Watson who has been a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth for some weeks has suffered another stroke and her condition is ser­ ious. Mrs. Watson is the mother of Mrs. W. F. Riley and Mrs. Jack Sinclair. Mrs. Wes Venner who return­ ed home from Clinton Hospital on Sunday, was taken to Vic­ toria Hospital, London, on Tues­ day of this week for further treatment. At an auction sale on Satur­ day, the frame house recently built by Jim Sangster, was sold to Percy Tiedcrman of Exeter, for $1,875. Ed. Corbett was the auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Hudson and family of Goderich visited relatives and friends in the vil­ lage on Sunday. Dr. D. J. McKelvie, Mrs. Me- Kelvin, Robert and. Ann, left for their new home in Essex Thursday. I village, will be taking up resi- deuce in London in the near1 future, having sold their home here to Mr. Earl Butt of St. ; Marys. Coming to Hensall. 12 ■ years ago from London, they have been active in church or­ ganizations. Mrs, Geiger is pres­ ident of Huron County Women’s Christian Temperance Union, i V FOR BITTER W MUDRMNG BRING YOUR CAR SPECIAL IN NOW FOR OUR TUNE-UP ♦We uee only genuine factory-engineered and inspected Chryco parts. Bridal Gowns Wl Highlight An interesting program was I convened by Mrs. George Arm- • vtorp^esidenFoO^ ------ r. tr_— ,l. union of the W.C.T.U.; assistant ! Christian stewardship secretary j of the W.M.S., past president of I that organization and secretary­ treasurer of the Hensall Women’s | Institute. jPresent Hymnary To Past President j At the Evening Auxiliary at i the United Church, conducted by the president, Mrs. E. Chip­ chase, Mrs. D. J. McKelvie, a past president, who is leaving this month for Essex, was pre­ sented with a Hymnary by Mrs. S. Rannie. Mrs. Jack Drysdale was appointed card secretary to succeed Mrs. McKelvie. Mrs. C. D, Daniel led the devotional. At the conclusion of the meet­ ing the Board of Stewards of the church and choir members met. Dr. McKelvie, chairman of the board, was presented with a Bible, by Mr. Haye Paterson, on behalf' of the board, and Mr, S. Rannie, choir director, present­ ed Dr. McKelvie with a Hymn­ ary on behalf of the choir, Hostesses for 1‘, were Mrs. ,T, Simons, and W. Spencer, , strong and Mrs. G. Hess at the iHensall -Women’s Institute ; Grandmothers’ meeting last i week when a parade of wedding ; gowns, ancient and modern, was ’ one of the highlights of the af- ’ fair. Mrs. A. Shirrey modelled a 100 year old gown which be­ longed to Mr, Robert Elgie’s grandmother. Mrs. W. Fuss sang a- solo. Mrs. E. Sproat commenting on ! the motto, “The only person who ! is old is he who no longer wishes ■ to learn” named several grand­ mothers of note who are not sit­ ting on the side lines. Mrs. R.. SERVICE? REPAIR — We ti’ade jkafos, H,“Middleton gave an address sharpen skates, Jtr.ii jhttn-on grandmother, who the speak- ’ ’ • - i er said, can fulfil one • of life’s ........ .............. ' ....J most glorious interesting paper, pre- ; pared by her father, the Jate ! John Elder, was read by Mrs. R. H. Peck on the past history Ladies' and Children's Figure of Hensall and vicinity. Violin Skates—4 styles in good price ..umbers by Mr. Rapson accom* range. panied by Mrs. T. Sherritt were Men's and Boys' Hockey Skates ‘ enjoyed .A•.collection was; taken —5 styles and good pricing, ^or the C.N.I.B. A prize for the Skate Guards & Ankle Supports grandmother who was >rn at j the most distant point was pre- ‘sented to Mrs. Pauline Scrabuk ; who came from Austria, and ! she also won a prize for having i the most grandchildren. The eldest grandmother present, ; Mrs. Glazier, 89, received a gift . and Mrs. Don Flear, of Grand i Bend, who modelled her wed- • ding gown, was awarded a prize for coming the farthest. Delegates to the London Area Convention .will be Mrs. C. Payne and Mrs. W. Henry. At the No­ vember 14 meeting a film on ;Cancer.will be shown by Mayor j R. E. Pooley, of Exeter, skates; general repair, FOR V'EAK ANKLES—We build grandest and Iq specicl supports. i roles. An in Leri SKATES BEST BUYS in Men's and Boys' FOOTWEAR BACK SHOES $15.00 And Up i Wuerth’s • SHOE STORE fhona. 252 Exeter Heavy Green Trousers with leather trim pockets and jackets to match—the ideal outfit for truckers, delivery men, garage operators etc, Just Arrived! i I Pick Official For Arena Mr. Mervyn Bell, Goderich, has been appointed manager of the Hensall Community Arena. His duties will commence No­ vember 1. Mr. Bell, who was chosen from a number of applicants, is married and the father of four children. Bingo Winners Bingo winners at the Legion Bingo last Saturday were: Alma Hill, St. Thomas; Mrs* Wm. Bell, Mrs. Robert Baker (2); Mrs. Heenan; Garnet Mousseau (2); Mrs, R, Baker, Jr,; Mrs. Nellie Buchanan (2); 'Mrs. Mae McLel­ lan; Mrs, Tom Brintnell; Mrs. Clarence Reid; Mrs. Wm. Smale; Mrs, C, Knight; Tom Kyle, The jackpot next Saturday will be worth $80 in 56 calls. Fall 1 Beautiful scenery! Perfect weather for long drives in the coun­ try. But. ., it’s no fun if your car isn’t in good shape. Come in today for a com­ plete tune-up. Our factory-trained me­ chanics will check your car from bumper to bumper and return it to you in tip-top condition. You’ll be pleasantly sur­ prised at the, reasonable cost. Exeter Motor Stiles Fred Dobbs; Prop. the meeting Mrs. Bauer Skating Outfits SMALL, WE TAKE PHONE 200 SAVINGS ONI D^S M5000 H 4 M « H I M « H«i » MM it Coupon Form$50, $100, $500,$1000, $5000 Fully Registered interest paid by cheque) $500, $1000, $5000 Limit to registration in any one name Immediately cashable for full fast value plus earned interest at any lime. CANADA lig l Midgets —Continued-from Page 5 two; 'runs, '.in thesecond on After . Caledonia registered a single run in the top of the third to tie the game up,*Exeter ex­ ploded for six in their half of the inning. • Caledonia’s Herb Leeming, who had relieved Eddy Lee on the mound in the second, was in turn relieved by Brian Griffith in a vain attempt to stop a six- run outburst. No less than 11 players carried bats to the plate before the Exeter club could be retired. Singles by Bill Weatherston and Lee along with an error and three walks given up by Jim Russell enabled Caledonia to pull two -.runs closer in the fourth. As the Legionaires held Exeter off the scoresheet from the fourth to the seventh inning, they scored a single run. in the' sixth and added three in each of the seventh and eighth frames to take their temporary 11-8 lead. Fred “Crafty” Hunter took over the pitching chores from Russell in the fifth and hurled three consecutive innings before giving way to Russell in the eighth when he ran into trouble as the Legion club rallied for three runs. The three inning's rest, how­ever, was all Russell needed as lie silenced the Caledonia bat­ ters for the balance of the game. The fourth inning produced a fast-moving double play for the winners as the ball went from Barry Glover at short to Jim j Hennessey at first and back to j Doug Sfllery fit home plate in lime to nail Bill Weatherston • trying to score from third. Winning pitcher Jimmy Rus­ sell recorded six strikeouts and •gave up eight free bases on balls while Fred Hunter whiffed two and walked four in the three innings he toiled. Only three of the newly crown­ ed Midget “C” champions went down via tne strikeout route. On the arrival of the now On­ tario Champions into Exeter, a monstrous parade was formed which saw a mile of cars fol­ lowing the ball club, who were riding hjgh on the local fire truck. from other New Shipment of Striped Sport Shirts by ARROW & BALFOUR For the sportsman and outdoor worker, ask to see our SISMAN BUSHMASTER SHOES, a winter must. JOYNT AND SON PHONE 62 HENSALL two runs '.in the second- on a double, single and three walks. The celebration went one end of town to the ____ and back to the Exeter Arena ’ where recognition was given fo the ball club by Mayor R, E. Pooley. CAbTOnONTA Ratnhforrt.- 3b, rf . 0. Whit NAW, 2b . R, Griffith* c, p . H. T.fifiinlng', as, p r», Harris, rf, r .. G. MrMflStef, lb . (\ Martindale, rf B. Weatherston, It E. Lee, n, ss, rf . TOTALS KXBTtCR R. - r. ,r. n, F. •n. ,r. K. This Week In Winchelsea By MRS. F. HORNE SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE of (IF YOUR. SKATES ARE TOO IN USED SKATES ON NEW OR USED SKATES) . Smyth's Shoe Store PHONE 378 THE LONGER YOU HOLO THEM BETTER THEY GET AB 5 4 4 fi 4 4 4 3 3 86 AR f> 6 4 II 3 ft 5 3 3 4 40 ♦--TtaftM For Hunt fir by Inninas: CUIMouIa ■•••'Exeter 026 flflfl o2; Glover, ks . Rn.«FteU, p, 31 fUHery, (• .HtiiifAi’, ,1b, , Kelson, l£ Hennessey, is. JUrksort, *•! MaeHonAld, If, n Jb ........................ ... 3h A. Rundle, rf .... TOTAL* R3 3 1. fl fl fl0 1 3 if R 11 3 1 fl fl•>ri 12 16 Jn Eighth R H mi sni .i.-.n—11 m 2 2 2 0 fl fl fl2 2 o 5 1 3 fl fl fl fl 4 1310 HPO A 4 “ " 1 4 i’ o 1 t o I 1 2 X2 4 fl 2 0 fl 1 20 I E ...................... 12 16 7 "’'BA.ttN’h’s: Fzl Lfcfi. T-Jfirfr Lefimiri? rsi. RriArt Griffith (3) and Orlftith, Inn-,* Wii-rl. m:..Tivrt •Ruisaftll. .Fred. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wicks and little daughter of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters. Miss Bora Dclbridge is a pa­ tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. Miss Donna Gilfillan of Exeter and Kathleen Horne of London spent the weekend at their Homes in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Baker of Wellburn visited on Sunday with Mi's. Harry Ford and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon 1'ord, Mr* and Mrs. Cliff Brock and boys of Crediton visited on Sun­ day with Mrs, Minor Dobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brock, Mr. Wib Batten had a success­ ful sale of farm implements on Friday afternoon. Mr. Harold Denham of Sarnia and Mr, and -Mrs, Harry Armstrong of near :i.tM.-..**ai---...1 >1- -1-.* ...,*1. ELEVENTH SERIES CANADA SAVINGS BONDS INTEREST SCALE DENOMINATIONS First twflcoupons pay.... . . ...... .... Next two coupons pay......... ...... . . .... 0'4% Next two coupons pay ............. .... 3'/,% Last seven coupons pay............. .... 4% Total Interest return for each $100 investment if held to maturity-........... $47.3$ The Eleventh .Series of Canada Savings Bonds offers a "stepped up” scale of interes t payments which begins at 3J4 % and increases in steps .pntil it reaches 4%. This means that one of the new. $500 Canada Savings Bonds earns $236.8$ in interest during its years of life. So, if you hold it until maturity you get back $736.88 for each $500 you invest. As always, Canada Savings Bonds cah be cashed for full fAce value plus earned interest at any time.- Every dollar of your investment is always available. Study the new "stepped up” scale of interest 1 payments in the table on the left. Then make plans now to sign tip for your new Canada Savings Bond*. There never was an easier or safer Way of putting by a good nest-egg for the future. ' Forcashorby iristalm.enls through your inuestmefttdealeK bank, trust or loan company, or on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. *