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Personal IteM1
Arid Mrs. Eael Sarree of
Toronto ere holidaylug with the: Charles. Filforcl„
Receives CPA.
Charles FifOrd of Herman, was
informed this week that he bed
been admitted to membership;
in the certified public account-
ants association. Entitled to the
;Initials C.P,A; r.Fiford has '
jeompleted five years study: '
'resident of Hensall since 1953,1
he is assistant secretary.treasur-1
er and comptroller of General
CHaeaneshauW. orks of Canada Ltd. at
I I
Mrs, .Catherine Hedden, Herb
• Hedden, Mr, and Mrs. Alex
• Shorthottse, Gwen, Virginia and
Earl, atteuded the Hedden re-
• union held at Dorchester on Sun-
' day.
Bob Drysdale, while return-
, ing to Hensall Saturday morning
• from his summer cottage at
Turnbull's noticed fifteen, or
more Free Press boxes on the
Bluewater Highway nerth of•
Grand Bend at Norman Heights ,
had been broken into and the
little slots inside the boxes con -1
tabling the ,money for the papers ,
were gone,
Enjoys Contest
Winners, at the Sunday School.
Picnic of Chieelluirst JrUteU
••Churl i held at •eafortti Lions.
Park ,attended by over .80 were;
children
8 and under, Jpyee Per-,
guson; girls 6 to 10, Patricia
klarris; boys 6 to 40, Robert
:Drummond; .girls 21 to 24, Mary
Hoggarth; boys 21 to 14, Wayne
.Coleman and Bob Munn, tied;
young ladies race, Margaret
kioggarth; young men's race,
Douglas Byre; married ladies.
.Mrs. J. Drummond; married
men, Jack Brintnell; three -leg.
god race, Mr. and Mrs. J. Drunt-
Mond; kick the slipper,. ladies,
Miss Dorothy Parker; gepts, Al-
vin -Taylor; men throwing the
ball, Alvin, Taylor;
Drummond; ladies with most
buttons on dress, Mrs. George.
farker„ The youngsters enjoyed
a peanut •seramble. In -charge of
.sports were the Misses Gerald.
inc Parker, June Meen, E. Tay-
lor and J. Jacobi,
MORE HENSALL NEWS
ON PAGE 12.
pa roAurlsi.Stanley former's mother. Mrs. S.
and Mrs. MatIntyre of
were recent visit.
ors with the latter's sister. Mrs.
Isabella Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fuss and
family enjoyed a week's vaca-
tion at Turnbull's Grove.
Mr. Jerry McClinchey returp.
ed home after spending the past
week holidaying tn Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin
and Mary are vacationing at
SchadeeVdiew
Ar. Mrs. Fred Beer are
on a week's vacation ot Mani -
man Island.
Idr. George Thompson bas pur-
chased the property of the late
Mervyn Brown on Main Street.
Mr. William Venner'hs dis-
posed of his farm and has pur-
chased thc rest epee of Mrs.
Forrest.Jack
ke
'
Mr, ItPaterson who has
been on the sick list for the past
number of weeks has made a
complete recovery.
Miss Mary Ann Van Horne of
Marianne's Beauty Shop ,is on
vacation from August 6 to 14.
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MARKS MILESTONE—The three thousandth trailer to be built in the General Coach
Works .of Canada Ltd, plant at Hensall was shipped last week to Toronto. Shown with
the milestone -marking unit are, left to right, William Smith, manager; Jim Taylor,
shipping inspector; Ernest Chipchase, general foreman and Carlysle Wilkinson, plant
Superintendent. The 3,000th unit was a 30 -foot, eight -wide model, —Doerr Photo
And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5
Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 682.r-31
Heddens Gather JRobert Case Troyer
At Dorchester
The Hedden reunion was held
on. Sunday at the home of Lee
Redden, Dorchester, with some
O members .of the clan attend-
ing from St. Catharines, Wood-
stock, Thorndale. Lucan, London,
Ryde Park, Niagara Falls, Ham-
ilton, Crumlin, Brantford, Otta-
wa, Dresden, .Clinton and Hen-
sall.
A picnic supper served on the
lawn was followed with a full
line of sports climaxed with a
.ball game between the uncles
and nephews. captained by Bob
• Redden of St. Catharines.
Mrs. Catherine Redden of Hen
sell who will celebrate her 77th
• birthday in the near future and
who has eiose-to 90 descendants,
attended the affair.
Personal items
Margaret Louise Evans of
Waterloo, "is visiting her grand-
arents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Y. Mc-
Laren. -
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
and family are spending the
month of August at a summer
Mime at Schade View.
Mr. and Mrs. William Simi).
loon. and son of Detroit, spent
• the weekend with Mrs. L. Simp-
son.
Mr. Alvin Warrener of Pontiac,
Mich, was a weekend guest with
• Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks.
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Reid of
London called on Mr, and Mrs.
S. McQueen on Sunday before
leaving on a trip to the West
Coast.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Rigby and
• Donna of Blenheim and Mrs.
Jack Traquair and Ruth Anne
• of Hensall spent the we.ekend
with Mr. • and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Xippen `Gun Club are holding
a Trap *Shoot at Kippen this
Sundass A large number of en
tries from out of town clubs are
expected,
Funeral services for the late
Robert Case Troyer, 65, who
died at the family residence,
Aylmer, on Thursday, August
were held on Saturday from the
Hughson funeral home, Aylmer.
Mr. Troyer, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Troyer of Hills -
green. was born at Hillsgreen.
Surviving are his widow, • the
former Mary Gough, one son,
Jack Troyer, Barrie, one broth-
er, • James Troyer, Toronto.
Bingo Winners
Bingo winners at the Legion
bingo on Saturday night held in
the Legion Halt were: Mrs. Bob
Baker Sr.; Wilburt Parker; Bob
Baker Sr.-, Mrs. N. Baird; Mrs.
Wes Venner; Mrs. Mae McLel-
lan, Sim Roobol (tied); Mrs. Alf
Clark; Mrs. A. Sandercock; Dav-
id Smale; Mrs, ,Wm. Smale, Di-
ane,, Schwartzentruber (t i e d);
Mrs, Clarence Reid; Jerry Reid;
Mrs. Wm. Bell; Harold Schwart-
zentruber. Jackpot consolation
game, Mrs. Carlisle Wilkinson.
Door prize of $5.00 'was won .by
Mrs. Bruce Walker.
Dislocates Ankle
Lo9ding Tractor
Cecil Maxwell of Varna, CNR
foreman at Hensall. received a
dislocated ankle on Friday, July
26 while jumping to avoid a trac-
tor which toppled while being
loaded on a •railway car at For-
est. Mr. Maxwell was taken to
Sarnia General Hospital where
the injured ankle w.as put in a f
cast.
He had sbeen helping load the
tractor aboard the rally/ay car
when two boards slipped caus-
ing the tractor to slip back- r
wards. Damage to the tractor
was light. Mr. Maxwell is recup- s
erating at his home.
Choir At Carmel
Honors Member
At the choir picnic of Carmel
Presbyterian Church held at
Riverview Park, Exeter, Thurs-
day, July 25, Mrs. A. W. Kers-
lake, a member of the choir for
many years was presented with
a necklace andmatching ear-
rings with Mrs, Harold Bell,
organist and choir leader doing
the honors.
On behalf of the Arnold Circle
of the church of which she was
a former secretary and held sev-
eral offices, ,Mrs. A. Orr. presi-
dent of the organization, present-
ed Mrs. Kerslake with a table.
.cloth and nylons. Mrs. Kers-
lake, Bill and Joan, ,will leave
Hensall at the end of August to
take up residence in Kemal!
Park, Westminster Township, to
rejoin Mr. Kerslake, who was
recently appointed assessor of
that township. Residents of Hen-
sall for 20 years they took an
active part in many organiza-
tions in the village. Mr. Kers-
lake was former reeve here for
eight years, served on the coun-
ell six years. was warden of the
county in 1953, served on almost
all county committees and was
secretary of South Huron Agri-,
cultural Society.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden
and. family; Vernon, Bob, Or-
ville and Lloyd Hedden, all of
St. Catharines, Mr. and ,Mrs.
Harold Hedden and family of
Dresden, were holiday visitors
with Mrs, Catheripe Hedden and
amily.
Mrs. Earl Sproat accompanied
Mrs. Mildred 'Kruka, Largo
Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
rt Gemmel on a motor tripto
oints on Lake Ontario also visit -
ng friends at Pickering Beach.
Miss Joan Kerslake was pre-
ented with a Guide Ring from
he Girl Guide Association at the
weiner toast held at the cottage
f Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin
at Schade View last Wednesday.
Rev. C. D. Daniel .occupted
his own pulpit on Sunday last
at the United Church, •Carmel
Presbyterian Church congrega-
tion will worship ,with them dur-
ing the month of August with
services at 11 a.m. and Sunday
school at 10 a.m. S. G. Rennie
and Harry Horton rendered a
duet. Miss Greta Laremie was
at the organ consol.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Jerry and Allen, spent Sunday
with relatives, at Tiverton.
Members a the Hensel' Girl
Guides Association were enter-
tained to a weiner roast at the
cottage of Mr. and Mrs, W. 0.
Goodwit, Sehade View on Wed-
nesday afternoon, July .3.1,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shep-
perd and family of Toronto vis-
ited over the holiday With Mrs,
SheppercPS mother Mrs. Smillie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faber were
recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs; Sack 141ortey at Delaware,
Mrs. Wm. Hyde spent the past
two weeks, vacationing with Mr,
and Mts. Ed. Barrett in New
Jersey.
Mr, Harold 'Belt and friend est
Toronto were weekend visitors
with Mt. and Mr. W. A, Bell,
Mr, Te
s, J. Allan ofToronto is
holidaying with Mrs Ellen Bu-
chenan,
Miss Dorothy FArquhar ot To-
tont° spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Farquhar,
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Hark-
ness visited last week with Mr,
and Mrs. James Campbell in
Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wit. Cook of
tondo visited recently with
Mrs. •Sae, WOW. and Mrs,
Diet Mcgwen.
Mr, •and Mrs, kit Barrett Of
New jersey and Alias Lattretta
Bell of London visited this week
with Mr, and frs, Wm. Hyde
and Mr. •and Mrs. ha Paber,
Announcement
Middleton's Drug Store
• HENSALL.
has been sold to Mr, Trevor Wilson, London, a
graduate pharmacist. The transfer became effective
on August 5, 1957. •
1 wish to thank the people of Hensall and
ComMunity for their generous patronage and loyalty
Vitt for the many friendships I have enjoyed during
My 18 years in business here.• .
Yours,
R. H. MIDDLETON
New Owner
Having purchased the drug store of Mr, R: H.
Middleton, I solicit the continued patron -age and
support or his' customers and friends.
I promise 'to maintain the 'high standard of
service and quality which has been established by
Mr. Middleton during his 18 years in buSiness. Pre-
Scriptions Will be filled accurately and quickly; the
•stere will continue to feature famous Roteli pro -
duets and we will eater to the animal health needs
of the farmers -of this area,
took forward to the pleasure Of meeting and
serving the people of this district.
411
Sincerely,
TA.EVOlt WILSON
MI 0
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