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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-02, Page 6Ills Timm, dvoots, May Z 957 WE'RE ROOTING FOR HENSALL—Mil, Ralph McArthur, right, and her 10 -month-old son, "Mac", were two of Hensall Pee Wee team's top boosters in the championship series playoff at Goderich Saturday. The Hensall boys lost 4-3 after forcing the game into a second overtime period. Beacon -Herald Hensall And `District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 682.r-31. Pick Officers .For Kinsmen Jack Drysdale was elected president of Hensall Kinsmen Club at a dinner meeting held at the Kosy Korner restaurant Thursday evening. He succeeds L. Tiberio, president for 1956- . 67:. Harold Knight is vice,presi- dent; Frank Pearce, secretary; George Sawyer, treasurer; Ro- bert Reaburn, registrar; Jim Clark, Bob Baker, Frank 'Ell- wood, directors; Conrad McRo- berts, bulletin editor. Discussion on the 4-H Bean club was led by Bill Mickle and films on a previous bean festi- val parade, taken by Mrs. Wal- ter Spencer, were shown Bill Lee showed interesting slides of his recent trip to Mexico. Clif- ford Quance of the Exeter Kins- man Club was 'a guest. Wind Up Curling Season A meeting of Hensall Curling Club executive to wind up the Clubs activities for 1957 was held in the town hall. The General Coach foursome skipped by E. Chipchase won the Club Trophy for the 1956-57. C. Wilkinson, H. Parker, Bill Smith, were the other members of the team. It was decided to recommend the ladies day of curling be changed from Wednesday after- noon to evening curling. • Personal Items 4. In a recent Red Cross canvass sponsored by the Legion Auxilia- ry the sum of $236.30• was reali- zed. Miss Elvera Churchill, Toron- to, was a visitor with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, E. Shaddick and Billy. Chiselhurst United Church will commence services at 9.45 a.m. starting Sunday, May 5 with Sunday SSchoolfollowing immed- iately after. EIENSALL STORE HOURS -- Open Friday evenings until 9 o'clock: open Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock open all day Wednesdays; closed all day Mon- days. (adv't) Bolt Of Lightning Melts Light Bulb During an electrical storm which passed over here on Tues- day afternoon a boltof lightning passed through an open door of the kitchen in the home of K. K. Christian, manager of the Bank of Montreal here, and went out through the kitchen light melting the bulb. The light in the ceiling was covered with a glass shade but the shade was not damaged in any way, only.the bulb melted. Mrs. Christian in a room adjoin- ing the kitchen said she saw the bolt of fire and thought the house. was on fire. No other damage was reported. Couple Honored On Anniversary Over forty relatives, neighbors and friends from London, Ailsa Craig, Seaforth,, Exeter, Clinton, Zurich and Hensall, attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Smale, of Hensall, held at their home Saturday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Smale were the recipients of many lovely gifts including a tri -light lamp, elec- tric fry pan, electric coffee, perco- lator, a smoker, a•TV chair, rest rocker; a pair of wool blankets, two brass wall plaques and silverware. The presentations were made by Mrs. Milton Wil- lert, of Exeter, and Mrs. Frank Cousins, of London, assisted by Mrs: •Fred Peters, of Hensall. Progressive euchre rounded out the evening. Personal Items •'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas and family, Toronto, visited over the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. Sararas. Mrs. Annie Saunderco.ck re- turned 'home e-turned'home on Thursday after spending some weeks in' South Huron Hospital and with her daughter Mrs. M. Willert, Exe- ter. South Huron Bible Club pre- sented a film "Shelter In the Cumberland" at South Huron District High School. Rev and Mrs. Thisk of Komoka were in charge of the film and also I contributed several musical num- bers. Nelson McClinchey, presi- dent •of the club, presided and also led the choruses. �... YntlulYlnllnlIII, 111,IgfYOIYUnIYuntlG011l,nnnunIII unlltut unnnuOul uuuuulp1111n it Second Anniversary 1. FURNITURE SALE 9 ,Saturday, April 27 to May 4 Open All Day and Every Evening Until 10.00 P.M.' As In Previous Yeas We Are Giving Away Three Free Door Prizes Draw To Be Made May 4, At 10.0O3P,Mi Every Article In Store Reduced During Sale YALUIS GALORE RARGAINSI i3ARGAINSI Westlake Furnifur 1194 ZURICH N'iYYYVW'rifVtyliYYY1Y11tYYYYYY.fYiYVYY'f�i�lYYIYYYii'1'YIUIIYIYYYYYYPti1rYYYIYYrIrfY1'iWYYirifififYYIYYYun,� Fair Board Picks Slate :WA Smorgasbord Attacts Crowd The ladies..of :St. Paul's W.A. were well satisfied with: the re- sults of the smorgasbord held in the church Saturday evening. ons •of the members said "We could not have handled any more people." A long table' with two layers of food was _tempting to any ap- petite. Hot potatoes, turkey, ham, tongue, molded salmon,.green: salads, vegetable and fruit jet-• lied salads, large dishes' of as- sorted .relishes, rolls with des- sert including pastries and ice- box puddings provided a choice for the most fastidious epicure. Many people :enjoyed the novelty of making their own choice, They took their filled. plate's to tables set up purposely for the diners, "If 'we try it again we'll have more food' on hand:. We were handiPapped for room" one of the W,A, ladies remarked: . J Mr. P. L. McNaughton was elected chairman. for 1957 of the Hensall School Fair Board at a meeting on Wednesday. James A. Paterson is secretary -treasu- rer and K. K. Christian, audi- tor. Directors for SS 1 Tuckersmith are Mr. and Mrs: Glen Bell; S.S. 2, J. Lostell and J. Sinclair; S.S: 10, E. Whitehouse; S.S. 4, Hibbert, B Riley and N. Howe; S.S. 10, Hay, E. Funk and Mrs. A. Shirray; Hensall, J. Taylor, H. Scane, N. H. Jones, S. Mc- Arthur, A. W. Kerslake, Mrs. R. Middleton, and P. L..McNaugh- ton. A. S. Bolton assistant ag. rep., Clinton, conducted the election. The date for the annual school fair was set for September 19 and October 4 for the contests in public speaking, spelling, and. music. The secretary -treasurer reported $300 on hand which is $35 more than last year. Prepare For Bowling Members of Hensall Bowling Club met and elected W. O. Goodwin, president and Wes Ven- ner, vice-president and E: R. Shaddick, secretary - treasurer. The committees will be the same as last year. A bee was held on Thursday evening to prepare the lawn for the season. The ladies will bowl also. Personal Items. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClinchey spent last weekend in Goshen, Ind. , Nelson AIcClinchey spent part of his Easter holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. Edna Oswald, Zurich.. The Young People's Society of St. Andrew's United Church were,. guests of Chiselhurst and Hen- sall. Young People on Sunday last in the Hensall United Church: A 1 i 1 m "Post Resurrection. Theme" was shown. Gerald Shaddick, Clinton, spent the Easter holydays with Billy Shaddick, Mrs. Guy Bedard and children returned to London after spend- ing a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Bell. Mr. Ronald Farquhar, of To- ronto, visited last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farquhar. Mr,• and Mrs. Chester Lee re- turned to their home in Parkhill after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs, George Beer, Mr: James Mustard visited last week with relatives in Chesley, Mrs, Donald MacKinnon and children, of Alvinston, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, Sr. Mr, ,Basil Edwards, who has been a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, was able to re• turn home last week, . , , Mrs, Robert MacLean was taken to St. Joseph's Hospitd'l, London, last week, where she will receive treatment. Mr. and Mrs, John Henderson and Jack visited'' on Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs, Keith Lindsay, of Thamesville, They were accom- panied home by Jean, Kathy and Sylvia, who have spent the past week there, Mrs. Knott, of Clinton, is spend. trig a few weeks with Mrs Annie Saundereock,', Mrs. D. E. Smith, local repre- sentative of the Bell Telephone,.. has been on vacation, Miss Jean Lavender returned to Ilaihilton after holidaying with I iter parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Thomas Lavender, Mr, and Mrs, Laird Mickle spent a few days last week holm fla'yin'g in Detroit. Mrs. 1". Manns, who has been spending the winter With her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns, at ,Mimico, returned home Sunday for the smithies' hies' months, Mr. and Mrs, teals Wilbur, of liatriilteit, Mr. Merlin McLean and Miss .Ruth McLean, of Exeter.spenptyi' Sunday with Mr. JOhit Passinorc. fair C.is.plays -8.f Hob. bies The first Hobby Pair to be conducted in Hensall was held in the town hall on Wednesday. it w.as well attended and ;cont - petition was keen, 'There were 82: entries. The fail' was sponsored by the, recreation committee of which Frank .Ellwood is chairman and the others are Mrs. S. Ronnie, Airs, Bert Horton, Jim ",Taylor, and Gordon Schwalm. Rev. C. 11. - Daniel is chairman of the, hobby committee. Rteve Norman Jones officially opened the fair. Winners in metaleraft were, Mrs, R. M. Peck, Hensall; shell. work, •Mrs. C. Smillie; leather work, Mrs. E. Chipchase; wood- work, Ron Broderick; stamps, best display collection, Charles Mickle; national collection, Ron Christian;, first issue, Charles Mickle, Hooked rugs, Mrs. T. Lavender; needlepoint, Mrs. Juttner, Zu- rich; crochet, Mrs, Robert Be- ker Sr,, Hensall; petit "point, ler; (still life) Mrs. R. M. Peck; Mrs. Juttner, Zurich; .embroide. ry Mrs. L, it. Daws, ilensall;. knitting, Mrs. Juttner, Zurich, Model planes, boats and ears, Ross Moore, Hensall; water col ors, Samuel. Lorraine, Hensall; oral paintings, (scenery) F. Bueh. Fill Au.ditoriu.rn For 'First Dance other hobbles not listed, Margie The grand opening dance held Et ie, Klippen, gg in the new auditorium of Hen- 1ludges for wooderaft were C. sail Arena on Friday evening. Wilkinson .and E, Chipchase; was attended by over 200 and stamps, Rev. C, D. Daniel and arena board officials were well other hobbies, Mrs. Clarence pleased with the crowd. Desj.ar. Smillie and Mrs, S. G. Rennie, dine orchestra furnished the nmusic. Cave -!n, Ditching Werk 8iock Croma rty Roads A ditching, machine has been busy' opening up the Ramsey drain, in the village which runs along the north side of conces- sion road and north en east side of .centre road, making it difficult for many residents to enter their homes, There is also a detour on the road between Cromarty and. Staffa caused by a cave-in on the road up the mountain. Couple Observe Anniversary Mr., and Mrs, Ernest Temple man, of Staffa line,. observed ,the fortieth anniversary ,of their, marriage at their home on Thursd, An Easayter Sunday, a family gathering was held at the home. of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Annist .of Zion, in honor of the event. A fowl dinner was served, the table being centred with a three-tier wedding cake which was a gift. from their .daughter,, Mrs. Alvin • Cole. Gifts from the grandchildren included a boutonniere and.a .car. sage, and. also a flowering plant In addition, to the other int• provenients a cooling system. has been installed ;in the .auditor, lum to control the 'temperature,. By popular demand :another dance will be held Friday, May 10, with the sante orchestra, Members of the Kinette Club sponsored a booth .convened by the president, Mrs, Harold: Knight. in ruby shade. The family pre- sented their parents with a hostess chair. Mr. and Mrs, Templeman were married on April 25, 1917, at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John miller, the ceremony being performed by the late Rev. David Ritchie, of Cromarty Presbyterian Church, —Please Turn to Page• .10 11 51.71. THE PACE! ENJOY FAMILY SHOPPING AT SUPER $AVE SUPER SAVE'' SETS THE PACE! FROZEN FOODS THIS WEEK ONLY! 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