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Hensall
And District News
•CQRRESPQNDENTS.
Mrs, Maude Haddon, Phone 5
Mrs, Archie .McGregor., Phone 682441
Fete Bride..Elec!Top t ��4n FI
At Chiselhurst
COMpl nienting Miss Nary Lo
i1ieL elian, of London, whose mar
riaae to Richard Donald Brier
sof Mt. Brydges, will take place a
'Chiselhurst United Church thi
Saturday, June 8, the ladies o
Chiselhurst United Church an
the boundary line arranged.
presentation in her honor. It
`held in the church schoolroom
:Monday 'evening.
presentation.
The addresswa
readT Jack Brintnell, an
o itis. ak i
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sentation ofgifts madeb
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presentations
11 Lloyd.McLean,and Mrs. R
Ire y.
flwas n.
Jr.r. program a
Ta ar J A ram e .
joyed which included vocal solo
l y Miss Faye. Ross, and Miss Dor
othy Parker;. vocal duet by Alis
Maja Roobol, nurse -in -training a
Victoria Hospital, London, and
Miss Marilyn Eyre and a piano
solo by Patricia Harris. Mrs, John
Glenn favoured with a.' reading.
Contests. were featured::
The .affair was arranged by
Mrs. J. Brintnell, Mrs. Lloyd Mc-
Lean and Mrs. R. Taylor Jr.
:Defends
Title
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', More entries than ever are
t i pouring in for the ninth Ontario
s ' championship fiddlers' contest
f , which will be sponsored by Hea-
d sail Chamber of Commerce on
a Friday, June 14.
s i R. H, Middleton, Chamber
:president, said this week indi-
cations are that competition will
b. he kee e t i the o e i
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e n n m
p
d , tion's history,
Amonthe entries 's one from
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, . RegBailey,Petrolia last year's
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' champion.
sl Features of the contest are
• trick fiddling, square dancing,
I
S step dancing, ladies and chit -
t. dren's fiddling, besides regular
competitions, Cash prizes total
$300.
Master of ceremonies will be
Roy . Jewel, of CFPL, London.
Contest starts at 8 p.m, .
Personal items
Miss Joyce 14Iunr , twin daugh-
ter of Mrs. Beatrice Munn, who
underwent surgery on her leg at
Vietoria Hospital, London, is im-
proving nicely,
Members of Hensall Women's
Institute attending the . District
Annual of .South Huron Women's.
Institutes at Dashwood Evangeli-
cal Church, Wednesday, were the
president, Mrs. Carl Payne, Mrs.
George Armstrong, Mrs. R. M.
Peck, Mrs, T. C. Coates, Mrs. P,
Graham and Miss M. Ellis.
Mrs. Gibbs and daughter of
London visited this week with
the former's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Petty
and Ruth.
Letter From
Kippen
Sy MRS. NORMAN LONG
Mrs. Gilbert C. Cobb
Mr, Wilfred Mellis received
word last week from his sister,
Mrs. Ed. Cudmore of Vancouver
of the death .on May, 24 of a
former Kippen lady, Mrs. Gil-
bert C. Cobb, aged 77 years.
Mrs. Cobb would' be well -re-
membered here as she was the
daughter of a former Kippen
pastor, Rev. Samuel Atcheson
of Winnipeg.
She is survived by her. hus-
band, Gilbert C, Cobb of Van-
couver, and a brother. Samuel,
also two children, Mrs. J. B,
Taylor of Vancouver and Mr.
J, Gordon Cobb of Edmonton,
two grandchildren and one great
granddaughter,
Funeral services were held at
Kitsilano 'United Church on. Mon-
day ,Rev. Ian J. Kemlo officiat-
ing assisted by Rev. S. H. Iry-
ing.. Burial took place in Mount-
ain View cemetery
Personal Items
Several from the community
attended the Spring Fair at Hen-
sa11 on Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean BrOwn of
Grand Bend visited on Friday at
the home off their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Elzar
Mousseau.
Mr. and Mrs. Nifrfnan Dickert
visited Sunday afternoon in Clif-
ford at the home of a brother,
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Dickert.
Rev. Campbell • Tavenor of
Grand Bend had charge of the
Sunday service in St. Andrew's
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Heist of Zur-
ich recently calledat the home
of Mr.`S. Cudmore.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell
of Chatham were weekend visit -
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. K. McKELLAR
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Mrs. W, Sillery, Exeter, and
Mrs. Albert Hamilton, Winnipeg,
visited last week with their broth-
er, Mr, Will Hamilton and Mrs,
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cowie and fam-
ily, Toronto, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carey
and Mrs. F. W. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and
Deborah and Mrs. Grace Scott
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. C. J. Weitzman, Niagara
Falls, U.S.A.
Mrs. Sarah Scott visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Colquhoun, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig
visited on. Sunday ' with Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Salter, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hocking,
Toronto, spent the weekend with
Mr. and. Mrs. John Hocking.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Heyman,
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, visited
on Friday with her grandfather,
Mr. Oswald Walker:
Diane Sararas, little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas, is
a patient in the Sick Children's
Hospital, London. '
Arrangements are being made
for a centennial celebration to be
held at No. 5 School, Hibbert, on
Saturday, August 3.
Owing to the re -opening serv-
ices in Caven Presbyterian
Church, Exeter, on Sunday, June:
9, Cromarty church service and
Sunday School will be withdrawn.
Hugh and David Scott, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott, were
successful in winning some of the
top honors with their calves in
the Hensall Feeder Calf Club
show in Hensall on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harper,
Wilma, Shirley and Mr, Doug
Gale, Mitchell, were guests at
the Bell -Ballantyne wedding in
Thames Road Church on Satur-
day. ' '
The regular meeting of the
Staffa 4-H Girls' Club was held at
the home of Miss Dorothy Taylor
on Monday night.
Y.P.S. Conclude Meetings
The closing meeting fOr the Sea-
son of the Y.P.S. was held on Sun-
day evening with Duncan Scott
presiding. The Scripture lesson
was read by Ina Scott.
The topic was given by Norma
Harburn and special nius"ic by
Muriel Scott.
ors of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Lovell,
Billy Consitt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Consitt returned home
from Clinton Hospital, having
had a minor operation.
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Former Pastor
At Anniversary
Successful anniversary services
were observed in the United
Church Sunday last with splendid
congregations at both services.
-Rev. Andrew Boa, minister of
Empress Avenue United Church,
London, and a former Hensall
boy, was guest minister for the
day,
For his morning subject he
spoke on "Successful Living,"
and his evening sermon theme
was "Life's Greatest
Commit-
ment."
Mrs. Carl art Pa ne was
Y soloist at
the morning service and soloist
at the evening service was Mr.
Clifford Beynon, of Ingersoll,
Master Gwyn Beynon, 12 years
old, who has won several firsts
and scholarships at various music
festivals, contributed two trumpet
solos. With one selection he won
first prize at London on Saturday
last. Mrs. Beynon was accom-
panist,
Rev. C. D. Daniel was in
charge of the 'services and intro-
duced the guest speaker. S. G.
Rennie is choir director and Miss
Greta Lammie presided at the
organ consoi,
Personal Items
Rev. C. D. Daniel is attending
conference this week at First
Church, St. Thomas.
Perform Rites Coupcid Ircreaies. ..Budget Sr. Peter's
�a Continue Paving.
The marriage of Mrs. Irene, Du-
€ chanties R.R. 2, Zurich, *ad John
J.Flanagan, son of Mr, .And .Mrs,.
D.;Flanagan. Stratford, was col, + ,
emnized it .St, Petee$ Ronz,an He/mil council .increased its ;Brock, Richmond and Elizabeth
Fat er .St. 1? Rev road .budget by approximately streets. re pay.
C'atholi'c Church, .Josse h. in preparation for
filo leretloiJ. Q S larld� was g2:000 over 3,036 ,Monday night ing next spring.
tended by Mrs, J. McN, maga, t0• carry On its paving: prottrain. - Reeve Norman Jones reported
London, and gr. mewonX r,a at, t Council passed ii supplemen- that he and the district engineer
of the Ontario. Department of
Highw,pys .inspected the streets
tended the groom. The couple will tary 'expenditure bylaw to pro-
° reside at R'.il. 2, Zurich. vide another 15,60ft for streets
Personal .items web, coupled with the original
bylaw, brings the .total to $lO,-
. Mrs. G.:Corlett and babeof;000 About $7,000 was spent an
!Toronto visited during the past t t956. 1
week with Ws. Corlett'*acerata,
Mr, and Mrs, N. E. C poelr, ! Council will pave Nelson.Nelson.street
returned .home with Mr •CThey. orlett 1 this spring and rip up parts of
who visited here on Sunday,
Mrs. Allan Townsend and . Chiselhurst UMC, Renovated
a. Mite
daughters# hal t The interior Mitchell visited , r ar of Cliiselhuist
!last week with Mr, and Mrs,. ° United Church presents a very
Stewart Bell, Pauline anti Anne, attractive appearance. The cud-
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TIT.. and lira, Ray Lamrnie Corium has been redecorated,
and family of Centralia were the floors, woodwork and pews
recent visitors with the 'farmer's have .also been v'ar'nished,
sister, Miss Greta Lan nlie,. I The exterior of the church has
Mrs._ Keith Lindsay, 'of received a trine and entrance
Thamesville, is visiting with her' and stairs have been painted.
Parents, Mr. arid Mrs,John •BYran Kyle of Hensall, assisted
Henderson.. by William McLean of Exeter,
Mrs. Ida Willis .of London were the. artists. New carpets
visited over the
her daughter. rs,Ednahac-eweekend with foxetch
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formerly of.Tu ker
y G .Smith, :cele- In Charge of the -project were
brated their fiftieth wedding Mrs. Lloyd McLean, Mrs, Jack
anniversary Saturday, when Brintnell, Mrs. T, Brintnell, Mrs,
their family were entertained at Earl Kinsinan, Mrs. John Glenn,
a dinner at the New Commercial who visited numerous churches
Hotel, Hensall, The table was to view their interiors. '
centred with a wedding .cake
decorated with roses and gilt
trimming. Later they enjoyed a
social evening at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Horton,
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser, of Mr. Wayne Smith of Blind Riv-
Detroit, were weekend visitors er, visited last weekend with his
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt. wife and children, Danny and
Mr. and Mrs, Woods, of Owen Debbie.
Sound, were recent visitors with
their son-in=law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Williapi• Lee. ,
Miss Minnie Reid of London,.
was a visitor in 'town last week-
end.
Personal Items •
Mrs, Ted Taman of Listowel,
and Mrs. Mac Greer, of London,
visited on Friday last with Mrs.
James Bonthron.
The I.O.O.F. and Amber Re-
bekah Lodges will ,attend divine
service at Carmel Presbyterial
Church Sunday evening, June 9,
at 7.30 p.m. and will be addressed
by Rev. Donald MacDonald.
Personal items.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Horton were Mr. and
MrS. Owen Price and Son Clif-
ford of Hamilton and their neph-
Mew., Benjamin Page .of England.
Mrs..am Barnham of Cred-
iton East visited with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, .Lawrence Baynhar.
Miss Mary Vanhorne has open-
ed up a new beauty .salon at
the back of the post .office.
last week and the engineer coria-
! merited favorably on their con.
clition,.
Council approved a grant of
$25 to the London District Crip-
pled Children's Treatment Cen-
tre.
Members authorized the send-
ing of a notice to Edward G.
Thiel requesting payment of Ms
transient traders licence and
I warned that court action would
be taken if , payment was not
made before June .8. Thiel op -
Orates a service station in the
!village,
e, g
i E. R. Davis reported that Vie
!Patching of the streets was near-
ly completed and that he was
pleased with the results. Be also
reported on catch basins.
Kippien !dun Club
Elects Officers
Ashley Gilbert ,af Goderich was,
elected president of Kipper' Gun,
Club. at their annual meeting at
their club house Friday evening,.
Otherofficers arevice-pr es �.
d
tient, Karry Mathers, Exeter►.
sceretary-treasurer, John Ander.
son, Kippen; directors, W. 1' t,
Cooper, Kippers; Irediey Prousee
Goderieh: Bill Kyle, Kippers.
The treasurer reported a cash
on hand of $040.00.
'It was decided to told a shoat
the last Wednesday of each
month. at 6:30. T. J. Sherritt of
Hensall acted chairman for ,the
meeting,
Personal items
Mr. W. Kerslake, of St, Marys,
Is it'
s vas Ming with his son .arid
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Kerslake.
Misses. Geraldine and Dorothy
Parker spent the weekend rad wit
friends at Pickerton.
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