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And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs.. Maude Hedden, Phones 5
Mrs, Archie. McGregor, Phone 602.r.31
Babes. Graduate
To Mission
......Band
Members of the Baby Band,
andtheist mothers,were special
guests of the Woman's Mission-
-ary Society at the .annual party
held ;in the Hensall United Church,
Thursday afternoon. There was
an attendance of approximately
130 including some 60 members
of the Baby Band. Baskets of
flowers, colored balloons and
evergreens formed the floral
decorations. Mrs. George Arin-
atrong extended a welcome. and
Mrs, C. D. Daniel took the chair.
In the graduation exercises a'
class of 16 graduated frons the
Baby Band to the Mission Band
Pamela Taylor, Keith Russell,
Stephen Faber, Janie Smith,
Murray Walker, Donna Lynn
Forrest, Nancy E. Forrest, Wes-
ley Dignan, Janet Armstrong,
Beverly Clark. Margaret Allan,
Frederick Elder, Mary Ellen
Mock, Kenneth Ferguson, Eliza.
beth Cook and William Munn.
Brenda Smillie gave the wel-
come to the graduation class
and Mrs. C. Christie spoke.
Nancy. Kyle, Ann ]Mickle and
Susanne Rannie sang, accom-
panied by Mrs. L. Mickle who
played for the graduation 'exer-
cises. Mrs. George Hess, past
superintendent, presented di-
plomas. A film on Korean chil-
dren, was shown by Rev, C. D.
Daniel, with Mrs. E. Rowe as
narrator.
Baby Band superintendents
are Mrs. C. D, Daniel and Miss
M. Ellis.
Personal Items
Miss Shirley Flynn of London
was a weekend visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bell of
Windsor were recent visitors
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. R. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Creighton and
daughter of Hespeler, former
residents of Hensall, visited with
Mr. and Mrs.Fisher and family
on Saturday.
_ Miss Maja Roobal, nurse -in -
training at Victoria Hospital
spent the .past two weeks holi-
daying with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, S. Roobal,
Mrs. Alberta MacBeath was
a. weekend 'visitor 'with Mr.. and
Mrs. .Gordon Heard in London.
Mrs. Basil Fuller, Flint, Mich.;
Mrs. Louise Gilbert and Miss
Donna Gilbert, London visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim White and
Jenny, of Aurora, Mr. and Jfrs.
Bill Wayne and family of ur-
lington, were weekend visitors
with Mrs. Violet Schwalm.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomp-
son and daughters, Hilary and
Penny, of^ London, England, are
visiting with the former.'s sister;
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Fiford and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson expect to
remain permanently in Canada.
Mr. • and Mrs. Harry Clark
and Cathy of Byron visited on
Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. W.
0, Goodwin and Mary.
Mr. Earl Burtt, who conducts
the Queensways nursing home
here is still confined to South
Huron. Hospital, Exeter, recov-
ering from head 'injuries suffer-
ed in a fail at the nursing home
some weeks ago.
Mr Walter Spencer, who pur-
chased the Townsend property
on Main street, had the house
removed to the rear of the lot
facing north. Mr. Spencer in-
tends building a modern ranch
home .on the site where the.
house stood.
Mrs. Catherine Redden who
has been very poorly for the
past two weeks is improving
nicely.
Mrs. C. Farquhar who has
been in poor health is improv-
ing nicely.
UC 1.. iniste
Colapltl Hanare4
Plan Bible' sch.a�ol 1' The ,new auditorium at the
ln Rec Program � rue iyityr F�rrdaY to, emn filled
to
Closing service at the United ' reception honoring Mr. anis Mrs.
Church will be on Sunday, June Gerald Bell (vee Mildred Bal -
3o Services then will be held lantyne). The youngcouple were
for the month of July in Carmel presented with a well filled pursePresbyterian Church with Rev. 'of money, The address was read
Donald MacDonald in .charge. ntat on�.madeyby and the
atr. AlacDa illy will elaion assist Desaardine's orchestra furnished
at the daily vacation Bible
School to be held in connection music for the dance.
with the recreational playground Mrs. Geo. Hess spent a few
activities the saeond week in days last week visiting with
July, ' lairs. Harry Hess in Zurich.
This *vacation bible school will Aid. Vic Stan and son return -
be held in the playgrounds with ed to their halve in London last
Mr. .Robert Reaburn, principal week after spending a week with
of the public school here, in Mr. and Mrs. Len- Noakes and
family,
charge. Has assistants will be
Miss Gwen. Spencer and Aliss
r Joseph -McCully Mary Ann Rannie. Alr. MaeDon-
old will give the devotional at
Heads . LQd
9
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Rev. C. D. Daniel, minister o
Hensall United Church, was in
stalled as Master of Huron Ma-
sonic Lodge 224 at Clinton Lodge,
Monday evening, Installing offi-
cer was Rt, Wor. Bro. Thompson.
of Clinton.
Other members from Hens'all
Lodge elected to office were:
senior warden, Clare McBride;
junior warden, R. K. Peck; treas-
urer, Wor, Bro, G. Thompson;
secretary, Very Wor. Bro. W. 0.
Goodwin; director of ceremonies,
Very Wor. Bro. Emmerson Kyle;
immediate past master, Wor. Bro,
Fred Rathwell.
Following the installatist, a
banquet was served by Clinton
Lodge.
Carrier Pigeon Found
While enjoying a picnic with
his wife and family at the beach
north of St, Joseph's, Mr. John
Henderson observed a carrier
pigeon which hovered around
several tinnes in search of food,
Mr. Henderson caught the bird.
which had a band on each leg.
On a red rubber band on one
leg was the number P.N. 277
and on a metal band on the
other was 19268C.U.54.
Mr. Henderson said the pigeon
seemed tame but very hungry.
He later released it,
District Merchaln
Joseph Swan McCully, prone
nent and highly esteemed res
f dent of Brucefield, died unexpee
' edly at his home Thursday, Jun
20, in his 72nd year.
tthe commencement of each day.
-Rev. .C. 1). Daniel will con
i- -
duct union services fn the United
1.1 Church for August, ,
t- Personal items
e Mr. and Mrs. J. ];. AicEwan
Travelling Basket
To Bolster Fund
The last meeting of the season
until September of Aniber Re-
bekah Lodge was held Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. S. Rannie,
N,G., in the chair. The Lodge has
started a travelling basket for
the summer months, proceeds to
be donated to the C, P. & T. Fund.
A report was received from
Jessie Little, District Deputy
president; from Brussels, of her
year's work, and read at the
meeting.
Plans were outlined for the
annual picnic in conjunction with
the I.O.O.F., to be held at Hensall
Park on Wednesday, June 26.
September meeting will open
with a pot luck lunch,
Kinettes Plan For Bean F4stival
Mrs. Jack Drysdale was host-
,
ess an Tuesday evening for the
Kinettes. There was 100 percent
attendance. Mrs. H. Knight,
president, chaired the meeting.
It was decided to call on shut-
ins in the village this fall as
a service project.
Mrs. Conrad McRoberts was
presented with a Kinette spoon
honoring her and her infant son,
Paul Barton.
The group made plans to hold
a pot luck supper at the sum-
mer cottage of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bonthron at Turnbull's
Grove on .August 13.
Further discussion was held in
eonnectlon with the Ontario
Bean Festival on Labor Day.
Mrs. Bob Baker Jr. won the
raffle prize.
Visit Capitol, NY
On Company Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle left
on „Monday for Toronto, from
where they will fly on Tuesday to
Washington and to New York
later in the week.
Mr. Mickle won the trip for the
both of them from the Ralston
Purina Company for sales in Pu-
rina feeds in 1956. Other couples
across Canada and United States
will be taking the trip.
They will be conducted on a
tour of Washington and New York
visiting many points of interest.
Personal items
Laurence Eyre, of Guelph, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Byre.
1 Night Only
SUN., JUNE 30
8:30 p.m.
HENSALL TOWN HALL
Rev. Oscar
Van Impe
An aecomplished accordion-
ist, Rev. Van Tlnpe has
played to large audiences in
United States and Europe,
EVERYONE WELCOME
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Bingo
Saturday, ,eine 29 •
Legion Hall, 'Hensall
9 p.m. Sharp Door Prize $5.00
14 GtAMES, FOR $10.00 PER GAME
Admis'sion $230 Entitles You To Play 3 Cards
ONE JACKPOT GAME (SHARE THE WEALTH)
$110 int caylls $5 and one number~ added each -
week until won * 2,50 per toed.
►nsored by Howell Branch Canadian Legion,
He has •been a• resident o
Brueefield since 1928, being
former merchant, retiring in 194
He was an active member of
Brucefield United Church, and
also took an active part in com-,
munity. • activities. His wife died
in 1918.
Surviving are one son James,
Stratford; one daughter (Mary
Grace) Mrs, Ivan Wightrnan, Bel-
grave; and 4 grandchildren.
The body rested at the Bonthron
funeral chapel, Hensall, nett'
Saturday when public funeral
services were held from Bruce -
field United Church, conducted
by Rev. S. Davison. Burial was
in Baird's cemetery. '
Honored by Family
attended the Lowe reunion held
f Seaforth Lions Park on Satur-
s day.
On Saturday evenifig Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Traquair were
pleasantly surprised when the
family met to honor their par-
ents on their fortieth wedding
anniversary. They presented the
celebrating couple with a chime
clock. Family group photos were
taken.
Bingo Winners
Winners at the Legion bingo
last Saturday night were: Mrs.
Orville Smith (2); Ed. Corbett
(3); Mrs. Wes Venner; Mrs.
Mae McLellan; Jack Brintnell;
Mrs. Norman Baird, Brucefield
(2); Mrs. C, Wilkinson; Mrs. A.
Foster; Mrs. Roy Smale; Mrs.
Dutot. These were all $10.00 win-
ners.
Ed. Corbett won the $5.00 door
prize and Mrs. Wni. Clement
share the wealth game, The jack-
pot, which was not won, will be
worth. $110,00 next' Saturday in
52 calls.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. ,Don Rigby and
Tom Murdock, of Blenheim; spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Snell.
Mrs. E. Mort]n of Capreol was
a guest on Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. Clarence Reid and
family: Mrs. Reid ia a neice of
Mrs. Mortin's,
Rev. C. D. Daniel and Mrs.
Daniel, were in .:Woodstock Sat-
urday last where Mr. Daniel of-
ficiated at the Westcott-McMillan
nuptials at the home. of Mr. and
Mrs. McClellan, of Vansittart St„
Woodstock. The groom' was a for-
mer war buddy of Mr. Daniel.
Mr. Jim Baynham of Guelph,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
Baynham.
Fete Teacher
At Cromarty
A social evening for the people
of The section and arranged by
the trustees of S.S. No. 5, was
held at the school on Thursday
evening. Supper was served by
the -ladies and a program pro-
vided by the pupils.
The teacher, Murray McNa.in,
who is leaving to joie the teach-
ing staff at Sebringville, and
whose marriage takes place
shortly, was presented with two
hostess chairs, the address being
read byDonald •Kernick, and
presentation by Robert Gardiner
and Hugh Norris.
.4 successful strawberry supper
was held in the church on 'Tues-
day evening, Films of a trip to
Florida were shown by M. Dal-
rymple and G. Wright of Mitchell,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Storey,
Kingston, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Storey and
other friends. Arnold is being
transferredto the Top Notch Mi]1
at Dorchester where he will be
manager.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Speare
and two daughters from Spartan-
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Those attending the June con-
ference of the Women's Mission-
ary Society at Atwood on Thurs-
day were Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. S.
Scott, Mrs. F. Harburn, Ma's. T.
L. Scott, Mrs. C. McKaig, Mrs,
Grace Scott and Mrs. M. Lamond,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harper at-
tended Thames Road anniversary
and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hackney.
Mr. David Gardiner is :a pa-
tient in Stott Memorial hospital,
Seaforth.
The pupils at S.S. Nor whit
Rev. C. D. Daniel and Mrs.
Daniel are spending the month
of July vacationing at their
summer cottage near Gaderieb,
'their daughter and son-in-law,
Rev. George Speers, Mrs. Speers
and little son, Danny, of Saska-
toon, will be their guests for
that month.
Miss Joyce Peters of London
visited over the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Peters,
s,
TN.
Chiselhur. st 55.
Presents. seals •
Seals anal diplomas were pre-
sented at .Chiselhurst United
Church .on Sunday dry the .superin-
tendent of the Sunday School, Mr.
Harold Parker.
Second year seals were g�rven
to Ruth Ilton; third year seals, Laverne •
Ilannilton, Ted Stoneman; fourth
year seals, Mervyn Eyre, Bob
Munn, Marlyn Byre, Patricia
Harris and Laurence Eyre; fifth
year seals, Douglas Eyre;
seventh year seals, June and
sce oaleltlaolsM. TmBrintl,HrdPar--
ker; twelfth year seals, Mrs. Bea-
trice IIunn; sixteenth vear seal,
Miss Mary Kinsman.
•Robert Raikes diploma for first
Year, David Brock, Bruce Drum.
mond, Wayne Coleman; Raikes
Alumni .diploma, 8 years, Geral-
dine Parker, Dorothy Parker,
Kenneth Parker,
Personal. Items.
Miss Jean Lavender of Hain-
ilton spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Thos.
Lavender,
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