The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-07-25, Page 6Hensall
And District) News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Moud. Hodden, Phone S;
Mrs, Archie McGregor, Phone 612•01
B.lnee Winners
Winners at the
Legion t
albiu a.
tuxd.ay last were; Mrs. Bob
ker Sr.; Paul Boa (2); Chris -
a Wilkinson (2); Bob. Baker
(2); Mrs., Orville Smith; Mrs.lar.e ce Reid; Sbn Roobol (21:
,Mrs. Rpy Sznale (2); Mrs. Wes
Wenner, Door prize of $5.00 was
.von by Mrs. Reichert.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shep-
pard of Toronto visited last
week with the former's aunt,
12rs, T. Manns.
Mrs. Grace Harpole returned.
home after spending 'three weeks'
vacation with her sqn-in-law and
daughter,. Mr, and Mrs. Doug
Peapock and family, at Ottawa.
Her grandson, Garry Peacock,
accompanied her home for a
visit.
Mr. James McAllister and
Miss Jean McAllister enjoyed a
motor trip to Ottawa last week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry. Gibson
and Bobbie of Sudbury are holt-
dayzng with Mrs, Gibson'spar-
ents, Air. and Mrs. Lorne ,Me-
Naughton.
l -Naughton.
Mr. Marney Hildebrandt, Lon-
don. visited this week with his
another, Mrs. Mary Hildebrandt.
'Mr. and Mrs, Ed Fink and
Bryan and Mrs. Helen .Rivers,
of Exeter, returned home from
a motor trip through western
Canada as far as the west coast,
Patsy and Lynn Elliott, Blyth,
Spent last week with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller of
Hamilton spent the weekend with
the former's aunt, Mrs. C. L.
Jinks, on their way to vacation
for three weeks at Leamington.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden,
St. Catharines, were weekend
visitors with Mrs. Catherine Hed-
den and family, on their way to
(spend some holidays in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Joynt left
Sundayto spend a week's vaca-
tion, with the former's brother
end` wife, Mr. and Mrs. Carey
Joynt, at Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Amy Laramie, London,
and Mrs. R. Dickins, Exeter vis-
ited with Miss Greta Lammie
over the weekend.
Miss Irma Kipfer of Toronto
is vacationing at ter home here..
Mr. Basil Edwards is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital;
London.
Mrs. Frank Wackerow and
granddaughters. Sally Keober,
and Karen Greene of Rochester,
N.Y, have been holidaying dur-
ing the past week with the form-
, er's sister, Mrs. Amelia Schroed-
er and Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Schroeder and family.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Menking of
Indianna visited last week with
.their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Troyer and family.
Miss Connie Corbett is hol-
flaying with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Goodman in Detroit.
Miss Joyce Peters of London
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth.MannsI
and:son, Donald, of Toronto, vis-
ited with the former's mother, e
Mrs, Manns enroute on a motor
.trip to Winnipeg, Man,
Mrs. Rae Patterson was a a
guest with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Drysdale at their summer cot- a
tage near Turnbull's Grove last; .
week. °
Mr. Geo. Otterbein of Preston
was a weekend visitor with his v
father, Mr. Wm. Otterbein. i
Mr. and Mrs.,James Sangster,'
Patsy and Larry.Jones were re- h
tent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.' L
Ronald Moir and family in
t+ Strathroy. i
Mrs and Mrs. Stewart Bell and; S
Mr, and Mrs. Doc Cameron spent . e
`the weekend in Hamilton. ; d
I Mr and Mrs. Lorne Chapman
I find family were recent visitors
with their son-in-law and daugh- a
;ter, Mr, and' Mrs. De .Loge in'
Sarnia.
Brothers Unite
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After Years
ar
After fifty-three years tw
brothers, Fred C. Kennings, o
Hensel]. and William J. Ken
rt „
nines. of Hermiston, Oregon
were reunited this month when
the former visited in Oregon.
The two brothers were born
and raised in Hay Township on
one of John Campbell's farms.
Fred set his taproots on his. na-
tive soil all his 76 years, while
William migrated to Saskatche-
wan to homestead and later to
Oregon. William had not seen
his brother, Fred, since he left
Ontario in 1904.
.A family reunion in his honor
was held at Washington Park,
Oregon. After the reunion be
was the guest a Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Richards in Vernanica, Ore.
who helped fulfill his lifelong
desire to see the Pacific Ocean
William. Kennings, who was 78
in April this year, has not seen
his sister, Mrs. Mary Gable of
South River, Ontario for •61
years.
Mr. Fred Kennings who re-
turned to Hensall Thursday of
this week travelled. over 6,000
miles an. the round trip by train,
He was away a month.
Personal Items $
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook
spent the past week vacationing
at Wasaga Beach and Lion's
Head. They were accompanied
home by their little granddaugh-
ter, Joan Hopkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook,
Beth and Kathy spent a pleasant
week's holiday at Baia, Mus-
koka,
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Jackman,
Linda, Nancy and Danny, of De-
troit, visited recently with the
Iatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cook
and Carolyn returned home fol-
lowing their vacation spent in
Lion's Head and Bala.
Miss Jean Noakes is vacation-
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Lee
Seimon and Christine, at Turn -
bull's. Grove.
Mrs, C. L. Jinks had the plea-
sure on Sunday evening last of
talking to her sister, Mrs. August
Peterson, of Rapid City, S.D.,
who called up to enquire about
Mr. Jinks, who is in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter. Mrs, Jinks said
the reception was good.
Comments About
Cromarty •
By MRS. K. McKELLAR
Personal Items
Mrs. Film e r Chappel, Miss
Anita Sorsdahl, Misses Norma
Harburn and Joy Vivian and
Mrs. C. Vivian left on Saturday
for a motor trip through the
western provinces.
Mrs. G. E. Armstrong, Weston,
visited last week with her par-
nts, Mr. • and Mrs. Harold
Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves
nd family left on Friday for
their home at Moose Jaw, Sask.,
iter visiting for a few weeks
with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Laing and other relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. A. McLachlan
nd Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar
isited on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Allen, of Mitchell.
Mr. Harold Carey returned
ome from Westminster Hospital,
ondon, on Thursday and Is
much improved in health.
Mr, and Mrs. John Jefferson,
ault Ste. Marie visited Sunday
vening with Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
on Laing, •
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clarkson
were weekend visitors with Mr.
nd Mrs. James Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing
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Gordon Schwalm, village coun-
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clQi noticed, swarm t ofbees,
, a it
flying around his home which
landed in his apple tree. He gat
in touch with George Swale, of
Hensel], an.apiarist here, who
set a bee hive under the tree
and left it for a few hours. The
queen bee was seen moving into
I the hive followed by the bees.
' 111r. Smale removed the hive
later.•
Letter From
Kippen
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Shower Bride -Elect
At St, Andrew's United Church
on Thursday evening a miscel-
laneous shower was given Miss
Marion Thomson, bride -elect of
next Saturday, with members
in attendance.
A short program • was given
consisting of a solo by Joan Sin-
clair, contests conducted by Miss
Dorothy Turner and Mrs, Ken-
neth McKay and a solo by Mrs.
Warren Thomson. Marion was
asked by Miss Turner to come
forward and was seated in a
chair decorated in pink and
white and wedding bells. The
address was read by Miss Dor-
othy Turner. Mrs, Kenneth Me -
Kay and Mrs, John Deitz assist-
ed )Marion with her gifts. Thanks
was expressed to all by Marion
and an invitation extended to
those present to come to her
home at the end of the evening
to see her trousseau.
Birthday Party
Al Kyle entertained seven
young guests at Bayfield last
Thursday on his tenth birthday.
Attending were Bob Cooper, Bob
Gridzak, Keith Hay, Jim Kyle,
Gary Deitz, Brad and Don Little•
ton; also his grandmother, Mrs,
Jean Kyle, .Clinton, his grand-
father, William Venner, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Caldwell, Mr. Nor-
man. McLoed, Jim Lloyd and
Eleanor Venner, Mr. and Mrs
Tom Kyle Jr. and Karen,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser o
Oxford, Mich., were weekend
guests .of Mr. and Mrs. E. Dow
'son and Mrs. Wm. Winder,
Mrs. James Thomson of Bruce
field visited Thursday with Mrs
Dinsdale and Miss Whiteman.
Master Ronnie Dickert; son o
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Dickert of
Clifford, is a visitor this week
with the Dickert family.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Long accom-
panied by Mr. Robert Thomson
visited Sunday 'evening with Mr.
and Mrs. James Armstrong of
Staffa.
Mr. John"Doig of Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., was home for the
weekend with his mother . and
sister, Mrs. Lydia Doig and
Janet.
Mr. and Mrs.•Norman Dickert
attended the reception for Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Binkley (nee
Marlene Loose) of Clifford on
Saturday evening, Mrs. Binkley
is a cousin of Mrs. Dickert's.
Sunday service at St, Andrew's
United Church was conducted by
Rev. G. Burton of London. Win.
Gordon' McKenzie, infant son of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Glenn McKen-
zie, also . Mark Allan Consitt,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Consitt, were baptized.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Dins -
dale and Miss M. Whiteman in-
cluded: a brother-in-law, Mr.
Maurice McDonell of Detroit, a
brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Herb Whiteman and daugh-
ter, Margaret, of Toronto, and
Miss Margaret Scott, Toronto.
Miss Dianne Perkins of Lon-
don. is holidaying this week with
her cousin, Joyce Hood.
Mr. Frank Wright, of Kippen,
accompanied by his daughter,
Eleanor, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright at
Lorne Park. Frank also attended
thet Masonic convention and
banquet held at Toronto.
(intended For Last Week)
Juniors Entertained by W,M.S;
The W.M.S. held a brief July
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the church with Mrs. Joe
Lellan, vice-president, presiding,
and Mrs. Wnt. Bell, hostess with
Mrs. Lloyd Lovell co -hostess.
Scripture was taken by Mar-
garet Jean Broadfoot. Mrs. John
Anderson and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Allister were chosen visitors for
the shut-ins' during July and
August.
Following the meeting the
entertained ' the Baby
Band and the Mission Band to
a picnic held en the church
grounds. Mrs, Rolf Turner, .Mrs.
John, A. Cooper, Mrs, rue
McGregor were in charge of re-
freshments.
Winners in races for years
and under were Dianne McKay,
Ray Finlcbeiner; girls 5-7 years,
Gwenneth Hendrick, Nancy Con-
sitt; boys, Garry Deitz and Carl
Fink -Wrier; girls, 1-9 years,
B a r b a r a. McNichol,. Wendy
Jones; boys, Grant Jones and
Keith Hay; girls, 9.12, Margaret
Elgie, Marjorie Turner; boys,
Rontiiea•Pepper, Keith Hay;, girls'
12 and river, Margaret Broad -
feet, Sharon McBride; boys,
'Ronald Pepper, ltobt, Cooper;
Wheelbar'ro'w, _ Margaret dean
Broadfoot and Jim Kyle; Grant
Jones and Garry Anderson'; lady
with: most pins in her hair, Mrs,
John Cooper; boy with most
color in his socks, Brian Alder.
dice; 'lady with most articles in
her purse, Mrs, Stewart Pepper;
lucky spot, Mrs, John Anderson.
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Mensal' Pianists
Play For Radio
Pupils of Miss. Greta Lammie
front llensall and vicinity pre.
sented a program on the Kiddies.
Studio Party at CKNK.-Radio,
last Saturday.
The program included: piano
duet, Lorraine 'Talbot and Joyce
Hood; song, Susanne Bonnie;
Piano solo, Marion Porter; recita-
tion, Deanna Forrest; piano solo,
Marlene , Dignan; sale, Grant
Jones; piano solo, Margaret Por-
ter..
8010, Katlariinet1zR szeIL: piano
duet.Shirley Johnsen anti Mar-
jorie Turner; and toy. symphony..
Ploys and girls playing the toy=
symphony, were; piano, Bob
lllickle; vioiin, Keith Anderson;
nightingales, Dianne Faber and
Gwen Jones; trumpet , Ann
Mickle; -quail, Eleanor Wright;.
cuckoos, Gale Farquhar and Sus-
anne Bennie; � nl
fi , aston
g cite
s, Bar-
bara .Schwalm; sandblocls, Bon-
nie Foster; t r i angle, Patsy
Schwalm, and drum, Katharine
Roszel.
Personal Item.#,
Carolyn Ail enhead, 10.year•oki
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WM.
Aikenhcad, will undergo eye
surgery at Victoria Hospital :over
the weekend .of July 2f1. Dr,
Charles Dyson,. eye specialist will
perform the operation.
The condition of I'Ir• C. L.
.rinks who is a patient at South
Huron Hospital,. Exeter, follow-
ing two strokes has greatly int»
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc-
Naughton and Jackie spent the
weekend in Listowel.
Dr. and Mrs, Arthur McAr-
thur of Georgetown and grand -
Miss Jean Lammle, Centralia,
is spending , her vacation - with
her aunt, Miss Greta Lammie.
daughter, Patricia, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Coulingi
cl and Mr. l and Mrs.
1
Bert Barry of London were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Baynham.
Mr. C. L. Jinks suffered a
stroke an Tuesday of this week.
At date of writing he is resting
infer'; bl .
comfortably.
Mrs. Ross Love and Walter
Fairbairn of Kippen visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs, Len
Purdy,
"Mrs. ,E,.J.H. Col..
O:Idest Resident
Public' fonez al services fear the
late Mrs. Eliza Jane Horton,
Cole highly esteemed and oldest
resident of Hensall. who died at
1 Ute Heywood nursing home,�Exe•
ter, Wednesday, July 17, were ._
held .from :the Bonthron funeral
chapel Friday, July 19 conduct -
v4 by Rev. Donald, MacDonald,.
of Carmel -Church, in the ab-
sence of Rev. 0. D. Daniel who I
is on vacation.
Mrs, Cole, in her ..95th year,
was born on the Boundary and I.
has made her home with her i
son and daughter-in•law, Mr.
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