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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-30, Page 5es, 3 1 3 i3.4". AD it It. 3 0 0 0 0 4:03 3 1 0 a a •a 300 n 1. s 1 .3 3 0 0 .2 1 0 25 3 4 )1—d 3 3 )0.-3 4 5 rs LL ague Y 30 wood ch 31 all ston iell E4 NE 5 ood E6 all ED almarselm.g. le TEE. ing and IE :3 1 tra cll. 1 0 I I • e115011 And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mr. Maud, Noclolon, Phone. 5 Mrs,. ArOlo .McGrogor, Phone 6.021,21 Carmel Group Studies Islands Arnold Circle of Carmel Church met at the home of Mrs, Mary Hildtebrant, Monday eve- ning. Mrs. A. Orr, president, opened the meeting with a poem. Hospital gifts were donated. An invitation was received from the W.M.S. of 'Carmel Church to attend their Sixty- seventh birthday party June 13. An interesting study. of the Philippine Islands was prepared by Mrs. Alex MOGregor, with Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs, Harry Hoy and Mrs. Harry Snell taking part. Worship was pre- pared and conducted by Miss Hannah Murray. Mrs. Gordon Troyer, Mrs, Snell and .Mrs. Qrr were hostesses. Kinettes Plan Ho4o:Teas The Hensall Kinettes Meeting at the home of ISIrk..Geor.ge Saw- yers. on Tuesday evemng de- cided to havehobo teas during the .nionth Amongst the Kinette members. - The group was informed that .the new district Kinette conve- .ner it Mrs. Bertha Townlhend of Harrow. Mrs, jack Dryadale gave high- lights of the district .convention heldat Niagara Falls recently,, President Mrs. Harold Knight .chaired the meeting, Mrs. Irvin Armstrong, Mrs, Calvin Wein-and Mrs, Bud Presz- cator bf the Exeter Kinettes Were guests. Mrs, Harold Bon- thron won the draw, The next _meeting will •be held At the home of Mrs. L. 'Tiberio. Hensall Kinsmen Club Banquets Minor Teams Hensall Kinsmen, sponsors of the Ontario =Bean Festival in September, held a windup ban- quet Thursday for their minor pee wee and bantam hockey teams which they sponsored last winter. Mike Weichel of Elmira, past president of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association, And NHL referee Frank Udvari, of Kitch- ener were guest speakers, They entertained the 22 youngsters who were guests of the Kinsmen at their regular meeting. Hugh Hawkins, Western Ontario • Athletic Association president, was aka a guest. At the head table were L .F. Tiberio, ICins- 'nen president; Bill Mickle, past • Kinsmen president; Rev. C. D. Daniels of the United Church and Rev. D, MacDonald of, the Presbyterian Church, Hensall. "Co-operation, teamwork and ability means organization," said Mike Weichel, "And you • get Organization when you get service clubs such as the Kins- men to sponsor hockey or base- ball teams like you have today," The three greatest assets that youth can have is Christian training, education and recrea- tion, Said the speaker. "Christian training is very es- sential to our growing youth -and heads the list," Mr. Weichel re- lated. "Education is second as it helps you to learn to accept responsibility. However (one should never let the third asset, • recreation, interfere with educa- tion. Recreation lasts for only 10 years while education is with you for a lifetime." "Recreation is definitely re- quired for youth today because it; helps build healthy bodies. and minds While developing friendships: Participants in rec- reation will make better citizens. Take it away from the small towns and you• lose that desire to make a town beeome alive. "Parents are the persons who should be r,esponsible now for their youth and not by just buy- ing them skates and hockey sticks, Get out and watch your boy perform. Take an .interest in what he is doing and how he is progressing. Watch your boy now, -rather than watch' him later being sent to the Guelph., reformatory, 1 "They tell us it costs $850 t6 send one man to Kingston Pen- etentiarY and only $150 to out- fit a boy with i complete hockey outfit. Which choice will # be? I take off my hat to these Kins- men for what they are doing for minor sports. Fm very sin- cere When I say that Roster Hewitt'S Young Canute Night at Maple Leaf Gardens can do more • for our youth than Parliament can ever do." Award Seals To Faithful During the morning service at Carmel Presbyterial Church Sun- day diplotnas and seals were Ore - 1 , sented to scholars of the Sun- day Senol. Rev. Donald Mac- Donald, minister of the church, read the naines, and Clarence Velland, superintendent of the ) 1. Sunday School made the pre- sentations. Receiving diplomas were: Bevan Bonthron, Cheryl Mousseau, Patsy Moir, Bradley IVIonsseati, Cameron McArthur, Barry Mbusseau, Marcia Litt- le; second Seal, Janice tonthron Karen McArthur, Lois Wright,' Brian McArthur; third seal, She- r)* Me Arthur Michael Hey, Christine Cameron, Marjorie Schwalm; fourth, Colleen Rol-. Ilam, Eleanor Wright, :Mervin o Bell, Charles Schwalm, Marion Bell, :lame& Wright, Brian Fink; Fifth soil, Gerald Volland, Ka- thryn McGregor; sixth year seal, Margaret Hyde, Barbara. SchWalm, jiinmy Hyde, Fred- die Hyde, K r 1 c Monacan " 4 seventh year, bon Volland. Patsy Schwalm; eighth year seal, Carol Brown and Bill Brown, who each reteiVed Bibles as well; ninth seal, Bryan flenthroti; tenth seal, Rill McKinnon I, Orsientation • / 4 0.4 4 4 4 Close neighbours and friends of Russell Mcibre who left MI Se- turdaY fer BatierOft, north of reteiboro„ preaented him, with a purse of -AMOY prier to leaving ,Russell who has been employed for the past twelve. Year* With Mrs. Hugh liftEvvan Sr. and *11 assist his aunt in het dairy, Frank lJdvarl told • his listen- ers that if they had the ambition to play professional hockey in the big time ' to work hard and they may get there. "Working hard is the most essential thing you must have .to go along with ability to get to the top, Ud- vari declared. "However if after all your labours you find that you didn't make the grade, don't get dis- couraged, Go into another field immediately. "Take my example for in stance. I had all the desire in the world to become an, N,H.L. hockey player but as far As I got in my hockey career was a try- out with the Stratford Indians of the 0.11.A. Senior "A" league. It wasn't because I lacked de- termination or drive but I found out I just didn't have what it takes." Udvari, who was born in Guelph, started refereeing at 21 and by the time he was 25 he had reached his goal, refereeing in the National Hockey League. So from a failure as a player in hockey he took to the officiating end of it and came out on top. - Robert Raeburn, Bill Mickle and Harold Knight, coaches of the pee wee and bantam hockey teinis, and the players watched a short film on the fundamentals of hockey after the speeches,. Honor Couple On Anniversary Complimenting Mr, and Mrs. Harold Parker and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Keyes, of Mitchell, mem- bers of the Parker and Keyes families assembled at the form- er's home on Monday evening in honor of their twenty-fifth wed- ding anniversary, During the evening, the couples were presented with silver tea services and a corsage to the ladies. Mr. Edgar Cudmore read the address, and Miss Betty Parker and, Mrs. M. Colcinoun made the presentation, Refreshments were served Inn a table centred, with the anniversary cake, with twenty- five candles, and decorated with spring flowers, Comi5limenting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker, on their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary mem- bers of the latter's family ga- thered at their home on Friday evening, They were presented with a tri -lite lamp, electric fryer, sil- ver trimmed tea-pot, silver salt and peppers. The address was read by Mr, Jack Corbett, A so- cial time was enjoyed by all. Church Honors Board Member Mr, Russell Moore, who has been a resident. of this district for the past number of years, having been employed with' Mr. James McEwen recently left for Bancroft on Saturday where he plans to take up residence. ,On Friday evening the mana- gers of Carmel Presbyterian Church honored him at a social evening, when he was presented with a Bible from the church and a fishing rod and reel from the managers. Russell has been a faithful member of the board of nianagers for the past sever- al years. Bruce Earl McKenzie Bruce Earl, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie, Tuckersmith, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London May 23 He is survived. by his parents, three brothers and three sisters. Pri- vate funeral services were held on Saturday, May 25 from the Bonthron, funeral home, conduct- ed by Rev.. Davindson of Bruce field, Interment in Baird's Ceme-' tery, Mrs. Eleanor MacKenzie, grandmother, of London•attended the service, ippen United Church Marks, Anniversary Anniversary services Sunda in St. Andrew's United Churc were well attended. The 'horn ing service was taken by Mr K. Ashton of Clinton, a student The choir, under Miss Ivison' direction, sang an anthem an a duet was rendered by Main Bell and Hank Binnendyk, David Cooper took the call to worship The evening service was taker, by the Young Peoples' Society with Pat. Lovell, vice presiden in charge. She was assisted bY John Consitt and Braum Binnen dyk. A quartette including Phyl lis Lostell, Marie. Sinclair, Hank arid Brawn Binnendyk gave a pleasing niimber. Donelda 'Los tell read a nem and the scrip- ture was taken by Shirley Reid. Tile balance of Y.I. made up the choir. Graduation, y daughter, Laurie, of Milton spent h the weekend with the former's - parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon . Wren. Mr. and.. Mrs. John Sinclair visited Sunday in Arva with the d latter's brother -n -law and sister. e Sunday visitors. of Mr. Robert Thomson included: Mr. and Mrs. • Robert Stokes of London, and Mr: and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and family of Stratford. Mrs. Dinsdale is at present *visiting ber son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of Stratford. Mr. Robert Cooper has return- - ed home after *visiting a week with his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, of Caro, Mich. • • Mr. C. W. Brock, Q,C. and Mrs. Brock of Winnipeg who are on thlir Way back to Winnipeg after seeing their daughter off on the Empress of England to spend a year touring the British Isles and Europe, spent Thurs- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood. • Mr. .and. Mrs. Little ton and family attended Mrs. Littleton's siSter, and. brother-in-law's wed- ding anniversary on Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Rechico's home in London. They also helped cele- brate their niece, Sylvia's birth- day at a party. , Mr. Ross Faber, son of Mr. ani Mrs. Roehut Faber, who bas been attending Western On- tatio Agricultural College at Ridgetown the past two years* was one of•a class of 57 gradu- ates who received diplomas on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. A. W. Young of Guelph and Mr. Stecklg, a teacher, gave short addresses, The Hen. W. A. Goodfellow,. Minister of Agriculture addressed the stu- dents. The students came for - Ward to receive their diplomas Whitt' were presented by Miss Wilson, a teacher. Those attend, ing the ceremonies included Mt. and Mrs. Rochus Faber and soh, Russell, Mr. and Mrs, Em- merson Coleman of near Sea - forth, Mr, and Mrs. Elzar Mous- sell nnd Marilyn. A plaque was presented the school by the graduates. IseiloMil Items Several from this district at- tended the Eastern Star service of Exeter Chapter, held Sunday. evening at/Grand Bend, Rev. A.. E. Higley of Grand tend eon - ducted the service. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elston Rowson and Mrs. Winder included: Mr. and Mrs, Stogdill, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Kenilworth and Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr Of Winthrop, Mrs. Robert Dalymple and RettYol Brucefield visited Sun. day with Mr. Robert Coor, Sunday guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons were Mrs and Mrs, Lloyd Ferguson and family of near Hensall, Lynda remain- ing for a few days, Mr, and Mrs Walter McBride of nutterv1qited on Sunday With Mra. Robert McBride andLorne. Mr. end Mrs. Norman, Ibickert visited relatives in Cliford on Sundayafternoons * Mr. derald Paraons. Thames. terd, was 1 Sunday gileat Of his perefitt, Mr. And Mra, Archie arsons, • Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wren and Comments About Cromarty By MRS. K. McKELLAR ••••./..e...niew••••••••Abela,..1•1•••••••••••••... Mr, and Mrs. Donald Scott and family and Mrs. Grace Scott visited in London on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick. Mr. Oswald Walker returned home On Sunday from South Buren Hospital, Exeter, where he has been a patient for two months.. Mr. John Wallace iot vain - able colt last week. It is believed he died from weed poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Redly, Kirkton, were Sunday visitors with Mr. andMrs. A. McLaehlan, Mrs. W Martin, Exeter, is visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ha mitten, Miss Alice Sdrsdahl spent the weekend with a friend, Miss CharlotteBatten, MotiktOns Ey/mina Auxiliary Meets The May Meeting of the Marian Ritchie tvenirig Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Hannon, With Mrs. Ilarniltini presiding. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Gordo' Laing, and prayer offered by the president, Mrs. Lorne tiled, Mos. Mervin flow read a portion of the study "The Church in Southeast Aga. The topic was given by Mrs. Carter Rerslaice. Porsonol* Mr. and Mrs. liochus Faber, their SQ11,. Russell, daughter and sow/xi-law. Mr. and Mrs. Emer- son Coleman, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Mosseau and Mari- lyn of Nippen, attended tile gra- duatidn exercises of Koos Faber. son of Mr. aad Mrs. Roams Faber, at the Western •Ontario Agricultural School at Ridge - town on Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs, Harold Shepherd and family, of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mrs. She,pherd's. mother, Mrs. J. Smillie. Mr, Roy Kyle, of New Liskeard, spent the past week with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Kyle, Mrs. C. L. Jinks, who fractured her hip some months ago and has been 00iffined to a wheel chair, is now able to get around the house with the aid of a cane. The Sweet Adelines Barber I Shop Chorus, Toronte, placed first in the ladies' barber shop chorus competition held in Detroit recently, One of The members of the winning group Is Mrs, J. L,.McCloy, of Toronto, the former Ruth liess„daugliter of Mr, and Mrs. George liess, of liensall. Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Flynn, ‘of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Middleton, of London, were week -end guests with Is.. and Mrs. B. Shaddiek Miss Dorothy Jaques has a opted a position with the Lou. don Life Insurance Co., London, and commenced leer duties. Thursday She is the daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Mrs. Earl Built, Who has spent the past week here, re- turned to a Marys. return home last week Miss Shirley Chapman of Sar- nia spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Chapman, Mr. and, Mrs. Wilbert Dining were recent visitors with their son and family. Mr. Harold Hell and friend, Miss. Montieth of Toronto were weekend visitors with the for.: mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. It, Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sang- ster and daughter of London spent the weekend lith the for- mer's xnothcr, Mrs. Minnie Sang- ster. • • • • ' • ' , Mr. Wni, Otterhein, who bast Th. Tionis-Admiik May 3ORAW been receiving treatment en a fractured: arni at Westminster .rimmontwtotwwww44;ionwsomoommogothownimpoomeow Hospital. London, was able to Ur. Duncan Stewart, who bas spent the past several weeks I with his sister, Mrs. Wm. 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