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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-21, Page 6'Thi Tit Advocate,,. February 21, 195 Hensall And District News .CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs. Maude Hidden, Phone S Mrs.. Archie, McGregor, Phone. 683-r•11 Swamp Sick Boy With Valentines Eleven: year-old Billy Willard, of 8 Warncliffe north, London, is probably the only Londoner who was. ever swamped in Valentine •cards. The. postman brought more than 1,000 in two days to ,the youngster who has been se- raously til. .since August, Billy only weighs 59 pounds and has had two major glandular opera- tions in connection with a blood disease which doctors have not definitely nanoed yet, The deluge of mail stemmed from Jack Bennett's show on C,F.P.L, London. Billy named three tunes in the quiz and won $48. A women listener sent two dollars more to make it -an even half -hundred, and Jack Bennett suggested that listeners send' Valentine Day cards .to him. He also 'received $35, in bills and two • .dishfuls of pennies, dimes and quarters, chocolates and a big birthday cake. His birthday is .dn, May. Billy is• the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willard. of Lon- don, forniery of Hensall. His mo- ther is the former Edith Parkins of Hensall, and his grandfather is Ezra Willard who resides at Russeldale. Mrs. M. Simpson Active In Church Passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on . Monday February 18, Mrs. Mary Simp- son, 82 yearsof age. Mrs. Simp- son who had been a patient in the hospital for, over a year was a well known Hensall resident having lived here foe the greater part of her life. She was the former Mary Laing and was born in Western Canada and carne east as a young girl where she made her home with: her aunt and uncle, the late Mr, and Mrs. James Patersonof near Brucefield who later took up residence in Hen- sel!. Site was a member of St. Pauls Anglican church and took an active part in church organi- zations in her earlier years.Her husband the late James Simpson, passed away some years ago. Surviving are two brothers David and William Laing, Win- nipeg; Rachel (Mrs. William. Crossman), Hazel Ridge, Mani- toba, Isabella (Mrs. William Ostherg) and Nettie, (Mrs. Jim Simpson) of St. Vital, Manitoba, Public service were held from the Bonthron funeral home on Wednesday conducted by Rev.. N. D. •Knox. Interment was .in St. James Cemetery Clandeboye. Arnold Circle Mrs: Ed Fink was hostess at her home Monday evening for . the Arnold Circle meeting which was chaired by the president Mrs. A. Orr. Worship period was in charge of Mrs. Mary Hildebrandt, as- sisted- by Miss Hannah Murray. Mrs. Beverley Beaton presen- ted the topic, and Mrs. Roy Bell read excerpts from Glad Tidings and Record', Members were asked to leave gifts for -the hospital with Mrs. Harry Hoy who is supply secretary., Institute Hears Group History Mrs. Carl Payne gave the high- lights of the founding of Women's, Institutes . and their progress in the sixty years since, at the Fe- bruary meeting of Hensall Wo - Men's Institute on Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall. . Members answered the roll call by stating "what I like about this community." A sing song was enjoyed with Miss Greta Lammie at the piano, Men were special guests of the group., There were 13 tables of euchre in play and also tables of crokinole. William Hyde, 93 Years Of age was the first prize winner for the gentlemen and Mrs. A. Foster was• ladies win - net, Winners for creadeole were Margaret Elgie and Mary Etta Payne. Hostesses were Mrs. Walker Carlile and Mrs. Wet. Riehard- eon. Arranging the program were Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs, A, Orr, Mrs. L. Chapman arid Mrs. A. Aleatander. Mts. A. Shiri'ay pre - Sided sided for the evening. Personal Items Mrs, Lou Simpson who has been spending the past week with itt.embers of her family in Detroit, returned home on Tues- day of this week. Miss. Margaret Mousseau un- derwent an operation in Clinton Hospital on Monday of this week. Mrs.. Richard Taylor Jr., spent the weekend with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oesch and family in Paris, Mrs. :Stewart McQueen under- went an operation in Scott Me- morial Hospital, Seaforth, on Monday of this week, and at date of writing was doing nice- ly. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and family visited Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Lindsay in Thamesville. Mr. R. M. Peck who under- went an .operation in Torontoon Thursday returned home on Mon- day. - Mr. and Mrs, Glenn McNaugh- ton and family of Toronto were weekend visitors with the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton. Mr. and Mrs,. John Shepherd and family of London visited during the past week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shepherd. Miss Ruth Soldan of Hamil- ton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sol- dan, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bedard and children were weekend visitors with Mrs. Bedard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Anne. , Mrs. J, Smillie left last week for Florida where she intends to spend the remainder of the winter. Cpl. Donald A. Orr of Tofino, Vancouver Island, is spending a furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Orr prior to sailing for Germany in March. • Dr. .Sproat,. Mrs. Sproat and family of Windsor were week- end visitors with Dr. ' Sproat's mother, Mrs. M. Sproat. • Mr. and Mrs. A. Townsend and daughters of Mitchell were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Be11. Miss Gladys' Baker has ac- cepted a position as book-keeper at W. G. Thompson and Sons Milling Co. and commenced her duties this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rath and daughters, Colleen and Sandra, of Belgrave, visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Shaddick. The Misses Maja Roobol and Brenda Wakell, nurses -in -train- ing at. Victoria Hospital, . London, spent a few days last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sint, Roobol. An organizational meeting of the Recreational Commission for 1957 was held in the town hall when general plans in the in- terests of recreation for the com- munity were laid. Mrs. S. Ronnie wet re-elected secretary -treas- urer and Frank Ellwood chair- man .for 1957. Mr. John Passmore attended the diain9nd wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell on Sunday in London,. the affair attendedby some 88 guests washeld at Nordon rest- aurant esta.urant en 'Hamilton Road, Lon- don; Mr. Passmore is a cousin of Mr. Campbell. Eel,. Donald Orth, Agricultu- ral Missionary to Japan, wild is home on furlough, was guest Speaker at a gathering held in the United. Church Tuesday e. vening speaking on Japanese life and living, and also showed pictures. Rev. C. D.° Daniel was chairman and there.was a good t attendance, I, Students.RPass Music Exams . The pupils of Miss Greta Lam- ntie, who were successful in pas- sing the mid -winter examina- tions of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto held in Lon- don recently include: piano grade 5, Margie Elgie, honours; grade 8, Jane Horton; grade 9, Nelson McClinchey, honours; harmony grade 3, Nelson Mc- Clinchey, Canadian Legion • Hensall branch of the Cana- dian Legion entertained mem- bers of the Legion Ladies Auxi- liary to a turkey banquet ser- ved at the New Commercial Ho- tel Monday evening. Seventy- five sat down to dinner. This was followed with an evening of cards and dancing in the Legion Hall. Winners of euchre were: ladies, Mrs. Sani Dougall, Hen- sall, A. McBride, Exeter; gents, Philip McKenzie and Lawrence Baynham, Hensall, Observe "Thinking Day" In observance of their "Think- ing Day," which holds a special significance for them this year because it is the centenary of the birth of their. leader Lord Baden- Powell, the local Girl Guide As- sociation and Brownies worship- ped with the congregation at the United Church Sunday morning. Rev. C. D. Daniel spoke on the theme. 'The five wise and fool- ish Virgins." Kick From Cow Injures Farmer Gordon Munn, Hensall district farmer, was taken by Bonthron ambulance to Clinton hospital on Monday morning of this week with injuries suffered when he was kicked by a cow in his barn. Gordon had taken the milking machine off when the cow kicked him and threw him to the ground which stunned him •and when he came to he managed to crawl to the barn door and call for help, the barn door and called for help. His wife heard him and called hospital revealed' a fractured leg. Dr. J. C. Goddard attended the injured man. Chiselhurst Group. ,Hears Missionary Mrs. R. Boyce, vice president, took the chair for the February meeting of Chiselhurst Womens Missionary Society, held on Tues- day afternoon. Mrs. R. Kinsman was pianist for the meeting. The worship period was conducted by Mrs. Earl Treffry, scripture passages read by Mrs. Clarence Coleman. Guest speaker, Mr. Donald Orth, missionary from Japan, who is home on furlough, ad- dressed the group, on the cus- toms, and religion of the people. He stated that •the Japanese people once they get started in religion continue on and on, and said more missionaries are need- ed. A brief meeting of: the Woman's Association was held. Falls On Ice Mrs. K, Meidinger was •admit- ted to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Wednesday. suffer- ing from shock and bruises when she had' the misfortune to fall and slip on some ice near her Bole on her way up town to do some shopping. Jack Hyde found her lying on the ice and gave assistance and called Dr. J, C. Goddard who took her to hos- pital. X-rays were taken to de - ermine injuries. Hensall Kinettes Treat Husbands - Hensall Kinette's entertained members Of the Kinsmen Club to a dinner and evening of dan- cing at Armstrong's restaurant, Exeter, Tuesday evening, thirty seven were present. Included in the guest list .were w Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Genttner of Exeter, (Mrs. Genttner is pre- sident of Exeter Kinette Club), n and Dr. and Mrs. D. J. McKel vie of Essex. Entertainment a was provided by members of s the Kinette Club, a M Letter From Ki Kppen By MRS. NORMAN LONG Personal News Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell on Sunday ere: ' Mr. and Mrs. Themes Graham and children of St. Ma- ry's also Jerry Loyer and Ken- eth .risco of Chatham. Mr. • and Mrs. Bert Thomson nd family and Mr. ROM. Thom - oft visited Sunday in Stratford t the home of the latter's son- n -law and daughter, Mr. 'and rs, Lorne Schneider. Ret, and Mrs. N. McLeod and Mrs. Norman Long visited Mrs. Cudinore anafternoon last week in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr, and . Mrs. Jack Consitt and Mr. and. Mrs. Orville Workman -spent a day in London recently. Keith Lovell ,,is progressing. favorably since hie operation for appendicitis at Clinton Hospital on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of Stratford visited on Saturday with Mrs. Dirisdald and Mian M. Whitens an, Guests over the weekend with Mitt and Mrs. Leonard Lovell were the latter's parents, Mr. handanMrs. Allen Parker of Chats g, Young People The Kippen Young 'Peoples held their rhaeting o1i Sd`nday With Heneall and Chiselhurst Y.P. as their guests. The meet- ing was opened with: a 'welcome by Pat Love% The order of Servide was Open. ed with three woeds: "diem- hetited", "understanding" and "prejudice." The first group Mose Turn To Page 7 . 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