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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-12, Page 6' f+7 The Tim•s•Advocat., **NW 12, 19$7 Hensall 'And AnDistrict News CQRRESPQNDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, .Phone S. Mrs, Archie. McGregor, Phone 682-r-31 Seek Policing K"t the er Man For Hensall itensall Council has appealed Sit Ontario Provincial Police dis- trict headquarters at Mount For- est for assistance in providing protection for the village. At a° meeting Monday night, Clerk J. A. Paterson and Ceun- cilier Jim Sangster reported two instances itt which area police did not answer calls for assist- ance, One call involved an acci- dent in the village, Hensall Policeman Ernest Davis is on holidays. He is visit- ing relatives in England. Council approved a grant of $50 towards the cost of fencing at Hensall Union Cemetery. The request was made by R. J. Paterson, a member of the board. A grant of $70 was approved for the Hensall School Fair Board. Howard Se,ane presented the request. Since there were no• appeals against the 1957 assessment roll, council did not hold a' court of revision, School Fair ir Wins Gun Title - l hFriday �s 1 1N'iiTtf Hartman, Kitchener, won the Labor Day Trophy at Kippen Hensall Community Arena will Gun Shoot Sunday with 48 out of be the setting this Friday, Se 50. Hal Kemp• of St. Thomas p - I was runner-up with 4G out of 50. temper 13 for the Hensall Cont- 'Speeial handicap was won by T. munity Agricultural School Fair. Sherritt with 25 straight; John A parade of schools including :Anderson runner-up with 24 out Hensall Public School, S.S. 1, of 25; Hartman. and Sherritt tied S.S. 2, S.S, 10, '1'uckersmith, S.S. for high over all with 70 out of 10 Hay, and 5.5 7 Hibbert will 175; Hal Kemp runner-up with 69 march from the town 'hall at out of 75; Anderson and A. Gil- 7;30 pm. to the Arena headed bert of Goderich tied in the by Bannockburn Pipe Band of i doubles with 21 out of 24. Varna. I The Labor Day Trophy start- The school fair originated in I ed in 1949 and has been won 1934 and continued until 1942, eight times up to date. John An- then again in 1948 to 1957, 4 derson, Hensall, won it twice; Amber Rebekah Lodge odge resumedj their 1 George�McTeer, St. Thomas and night .R owing to Hensall Bean Festival, I Wi1f Hartman, twice; Tom Allan, Amber Rebekah L London Herb Mass Kitchener meetings .on Wednesday Jack Burns, Woodstock. This with Noble Grand, Mrs. i Labor Day shoot was postponed S annle, in the chair, Nomina- 1 were held Miss Mabelle Whiteman and Next regular shoot at Kippen Mrs. Beverley Beaton gave re - wi ll be September 22. This is a ports of the June session of the. challenge 10 -ratan team shoot bo Rebekah. Assembly held in Tor- tween the Kippen Club and the:onto which they attended. A pot ' combined clubs of Clinton and luck lunch was served, 1 Goderich. At the next meeting on Sep- Codneillors Sangster and Schwalm were appointed to at- tend a meeting called for the formation of a mutual aid system for Huron County fire depart- ments in Seaforth. Fire Chief Byron Kyle reported the engine of the fire truck was not receiv- ing sufficient attention and a committee was appointed to in- vestigate the matter. Fourteen stop signs were ordered to clesignate'Albert and Nelson streets as thoroughfares through -all streets but Main. This ' action has been taken to pretect'a:children walking to the new ;public school on the south side of town. 'Council took np action on the application of the Be11• Telephone Co. to the Board of Transport Commissioners for an increase in rates. Einga• Winners Winners at the Legion bingo Saturday were: Mr. Mernovage, • Royal Oak, Mich.; Mrs. Orville Sfrifth• (3);. Mrs. Mae McLellan (2); Mrs. Roy Smale (2); Mrs, Mernovage, Royal Oak, Mich. (2); Mrs, Ditto, Brucefield Mrs. Fleischaurer, Zurich; Pete Bo- sbart, Seaforth (2); Mrs. Nor- man. Bairn, Brucefield; Mrs, A. Foster. Wilbert Parker won the door prize. Jackpot this coming Saturday • will be worth $105.00 in 56 calls. Personal Items Mr. Trevor Wilson, who recent- ly ecently purchased the drug store is having the interior re -decorated and has added new shelves. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary are holding a bazaar, bake sale and tea, in the Legion Hall Satur- day, November 2. Mrs. Leonard Noakes who un -1 derwent a major operation in Victoria Hospital, London, on Friday is improving. The Woman's Missionary So- ciety ..of the United - Church will held their monthly meeting this Thursday ' with a pot luck sup- per at 6,30 pan. The guest speak- er will be Mrs. W. L. Whyte of Seaforth. Stephen. Flea. of Grand Bend, is spending this week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong, while his pa- rents Mr. and Mrs. Don Flear are vacationing at Blind River. Mrs.. Edna Corbett is holiday- ing h'i.tlt,. her nephew and niece,' Mr. and Mrs, Alger Brown, in Oxford, Michigan. MPs. Grace Iiarpole returned home after spending the past two weeks with her. sort -in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Peacock and family, at Ottawa. Mr,: and . Mrs. E. Appleton and Mrs. Herbert Blatchford, of Exeter, visited Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Jinks. Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and Rickey visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alger Brown, in Oxford, Michigan. Miss Stella Robson and Miss L. Dowdell, Toronto, were week- end guests with Mr. and Mrs, Basil Hctwards. IfYOU're TIRED Crerybody gets*bit tun -down now and rheas tired -out, heavy -headed; and maybe bothered by backaches Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toano condition Caused by excess acids and wastes. That's the time to take bold''* Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidney& and iia help restore their normal action of remitting Excess acids and wastes. Then You feel better. Sleep better, work Netter. Get Dodd'a Kidney Pills new. Look for the blue belt with, the red band at all druggists,' Yeti can depend on Dodd's. ,s3 Neil McKellar tember 18 election of officers lib hid Mr. Warren McKellar has, re- will e e , ceived word of the accidental Personal Items death of his brother, Mr. Neil Bill Brock spent the weekend McKellar, which took place near with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Grenfell, Saskatchewan. Russell Brock, before resuming The remains are being brought his studies at the O.A.C. on Mon- to the Heath -Leslie funeral home, day. Bill, who has spent the sum- mer employed by Dow Chemical Plant of Sarnia, has just return- ed from the Western Provinces, While in Vancouver he had the Mitchell, where the funeral serv- ice will be held on ,Friday. arms Ladies Aid pleasure or renewing acquaint antes with Virginia Kalmakoff Opens Fall Season who accompanied hien to, the Mrs. Earl Campbell was host- Coronation four years ago. ess at her home Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Haiold Hedden, for the opening fall meeting of Jimmy. and Debbie of Dresden, the Ladies' Aid of Carmel were weekend visitors with Mrs. Church, with twenty-two present. Catherine Hedden and family. The meeting was presided over Mrs. Janes Bonthron is spend - by the president, Mrs. Percy ing this week with her daughter Campbell. Mrs, J. E. McEwan.'s and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.. group .was in charge. Mrs. H. Mac Greer of London. Hyde in charge of the devotion- Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Mcllhargey al was assisted by Mrs. Y. Guo- of Toledo, •Ohio, who have been jer; Miss Hannah Murray, Mrs. visiting with Mr. and Mrs, N. E: Glenn Bell and Mrs. A. Orr. Cook, have returned to their During the business period, home. Mrs. E. Munn and Mrs. R. 3.Don Brock and Charles Gracie Cameron reported on interior oil the O,A.C., Guelph, spent the decorations for the manse. Mrs. weekend with the former's par - Clarence Reid -gave the treas- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Russell urer's report in the absence of Brock. Mrs. W. R. Bell, who is ill. She Sectional ,Meeting in October also read the minutes in the ab= The Evening Auxiliary sence of Mrs. John Soldan. Mrs. meeting held in the schoolroom Reid's group I will cater to a' g silver wedding anniversary in of the United Church Monday the church in October. evening took the form of a pot luck' supper With '28 members present. President Mrs. J. Drys-. dale presided for the meeting Next meeting will be held Oc- tober 15 instead of 14 which is. Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Mal- colm Dougall cintributed a piano solo. Mrs, Orr extended courtesy remarks. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Don .Rigby, of Blen- heim, returned home frim vaca- tion down the St. Lawrence Sea - Way to Cornwall, returning by Algonquin Park visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reid and family at Owen Sound. • Mrs. James Wright, Mr. Frank Wright, of Kippen, were in Wil- liamstown, Michigan, last week attending the funeral of a cousin, Mrs. F. Berkley, who would have attained her 100th birthday in January, 1958. Mrs. Berkley had been a widow for sixty-two years. Report of the visiting commit- tee was given by Mrs. R. Cook. -Mrs. H. Scane volunteered to re- place Mrs. E. Davis on. the visit- ing committee for September. The October meeting will be held on October 21. The presi- dent announced the South Sec- tional meeting of the Huron P'resbyterial to be held in the United Church, Hensall, on Oc- tober 8. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. J. Stedd and Jimmie, of Thorold, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hamilton and Mervin, Listowel, visited with Mrs, James. Wright, on Sun - lay. Kippen Comments By MRS. NORMAN LONG Mrs. Margaret Johnson of To- ronto spent last week visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Airs, W. R. Cooper and other relatives. • Mrs. Edna Fox of Victoria, B.C., Mrs. Malissa Williams and Miss Iona Williams of Exeter were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Lydia Doig and daughter Janet. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sparks have taken up residence "in Exe- ter where Mr. Sparks is employ- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and family of Stratford 'visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Schneider's father, Mr. Robert mt... Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tiunkin of Exeter spent a few days last week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.: and Mrs. Alex McBeath. Mrs. Rice of Windsor is teach- ing at Stanley. No. 14 school and is residing with Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick, ' Mrs. Nellie De Elle of Toronto has been the recent guest of her sister,. Mrs. Andrew Bell. Mr. Joe McLellan has been confined to Clinton hospital, hav- ing been operated on for appen- dicitis. Mrs. Mary Cronyn of Cen- tralia entertained Thursday eve- ning at her home for Miss Mari- i„u,aryl,hittma,inlo,ntri„r,a,n11m„n,1am111,n11, r„ur„nvun11rr,n,r,r,rrrnm,nrlrrrnn,n,rrrn11lun,nr, F T.HIANK YOU! To $he People of Hensaii and ''District for Your ..eneroua Support of the Ontario Ban Festival Sreoial thanks to Clark's Bean Co., Montreal (for supplying beat* and chili sauce), O'Koefe's 'Brewing Co. (for supplying trophies :for Horseshoe contest), Sin psans, LentION Eatons, Toronto; Reder's, florist, Exeter; Silverwoods, London; • General Coach, Hensall Merchants and to all others who y' Contributed. HENSALL KINSMEN AND I iNETTSs lyn Anderson who is being mar- ried this month, She was present- ed with an automatic toaster. •Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Terry - berry of Cottam visited Satur- day evening with Mrs. Amelia McClymont. Mr. John C. Doig of Grand Rapids, Mich. was a weekend guest of his mother and sister, Ile expects .to, Ieave the latter part of September for Europe where he will. visit England, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and France. He will be away a month. . Mr. and Mrs. John. Long of Owen Sound were weekend guests of their cousin, Mr. N. Long and Mrs. Long. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Winder last week included Mr. and Mrs. Good of Blyth and Mrs. S. Winder of London. Mr. and Mrs, Alex McGregor and Kathryn spent the weekend in Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ness. Mr. rack Peck is a patient in a London hospital. W.M.S. Meeting The W.M.S. held their ii'ionth• iy meeting at the church on. Wednesday with Mrs. Morley Cooper as hostess and Mrs, John R, Cooper co -hostess. The presi- delrt, Mra. Emmerson ,Anderson chaired the meeting, Mrs. Lloyd Lovell read the scripture The delegates appointed to, go to the sectional meeting pi /ten. sail on October 8 ° are Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. AlexMe• Mettle and Mrs. Allan John- son. Mrl, Brtlee McGregor favor - rd vvilli a piano solo. Mrs..john Sinclair gave a reporton the Woodstock conference w h 1 eh stressed stewardship. The study book was taken by Mrs. '1.larold Jones assisted by Mrs. E. McBride and Mrs. Alex McMur'trie. A latter was road from Mrs, Nt McLeod,. now of rY11C110tu111111'n1n1111,11rr,rnl'101MIDI MIMI(1111,,,,,n,rrnn'u,,,rn,rnMu1111mrnron,r111(11` W,tlCbedt Hensall .Porso.r�a�� A, cltinnp>i s crit Reunio.n tCromart the week . week here with Mrs. Mac- Kinnon and Garry at the home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L MacKinnon. A ci lira n is t 0 Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilmore and daughter, of Dundas,. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Mundy and family, of London, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Me - Ewen, Jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean had as their guest Mrs. Thomas Parimer, of Clinton, formerly of Hensall, last week. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean attended the funeral of their brother-in-law, Mr. Robert Nor- ris, of London, on Wednesday, of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Rill and Charles, were in. Toron- to last Friday attending the fu- neral of thoit aunt,thelate Mrs. Emily Boyle. Mrs. James Wright, Mrs. Os - land Reichert, Mr. Frank Wright and Eleanor, were in Mitchell on Saturday attending the funeral of Mrs. Jessie Wright, formerly of Detroit. Marks Anniversary fa i1gathering A m awas. held re d recently at ttl'honlof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Altep, Cromarty, the occasion being, their forty.fifth wedding anniversary. Present were the immediate family. Mr. and Mrs. Allen were mar- ried August 28, 1912, at the hone of the bride's mother, Mrs. John Wn. Rardeev. David Ritchie, of Crom- arty Presbyterian Church per- formed the eerentony;also. present was Rev.. Doherty of Staffa Anglican Church, They took up residence on the bride- groom's farm near Cromarty, arty, where they resided until 1950, when they moved to their present home in Cromarty. They are faithful members of St. Mary's i Anglican Church i . in Dublin. Mrs. Allen, the former Mary Agnes Worden, was born May 18, 1884, in Hibbert , Township. She has resided there all her life, and is veryactive in church work, itch and always ready with a willing hand to help her 'family. She likes to crochet and knit in her spare time.' Mr. Allen was born October 28, 1881, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Allen, of Hibbert. There w.as a family of twelve children. He lived on his father's farm till his retirement seven years ago. For many years, he served his munieipality as councillor and. then reeve of Hibbert. in 1953, he was warden of Perth County, after ti a..t. which ch he retired from pub- lic life, Mr. • Allen is still very active, and spends some part of each day on the farm, His handi- ness as .a carpenter was a great boon to his son-in-law, Murray Christie, when he was' building his new barn this summer. Their marriage 'was blessed with four children, Vera (Mrs. Alfred :Ross), Staffa; Margaret. (Mrs, Murray Christie), Crom- arty;: Anthony, 85 Duke St.,, Stratford, and Eldon, 00 the home farm at Cromarty. They have twelve grandchildren and, one great-V*4114child. t Mr. and Airs. Alien were the • reeipients .of a television set and lanip and other gifts. Everyone gathered around for music to the evening, which is always the ease when the Allen family unite. Mr. Allen plays the violin anti Mrs. Allen the piano, Their families are all musical, W.M,S. The September meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Scott, with a good attendance, Mrs. Scott presided and led in devotions, assisted • by Mrs. Sarah Scott, The topic was given by .Miss Olive Speare, and the study book chapter was reviewed by Mrs. T. Laing, assisted by Mrs. T. L. Scott. Mrs. •Tf, McKellar read the Glad Tidings prayer, and each member gave current events. Mrs, T. L, Scott gave a brief outline of The. program Ott. gilt. training course which she :><t-, tended in Belleville. in June. P.rional. Items Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace,. Mrs. Sarah Scott and Mrs. Hor” taft McDougall visited on. Sunday with Mr...and Mrs. Frank lcel- land, Science Hill. Mr. and. Mrs, Sam McCurdy visited with lir. and Mrs. W. Nay, London, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Carey are visiting with their daughter and 'son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Armstrong, Weston, Miss ' Charlotte Batten, of Monkton, spent the weekend with. Miss Alice Sorsdahl. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Joyce, Brenda and Craig, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan, Mrs, E. Moore left on Monday to spend a month with her son at Lindsay, Mr, Jim Chapman called on many of his foriner pupils of S.S. No, 6, on Saturday, Stock Up For School Days At $uper $ave SUPER SAVE BRAND Pure Large 24.0z. Jar Peanut Bitter SAVE 6$ 3, 4 A'YLMER• GOLDEN Tid Bit — 15.Oz. Tin Pineapple- 2.for3i5c SANE 7¢ Big appetites arc one thing children. take back tit school wins diem, So," whether you pack lunches /or your children or feed • 1 the hungry- army at home, you'll welcome SUPER SAVE'S vast variety of snvrnga-priced foods for energy -packed lunches and snacking -good, after-school snacks. 'Yea-1t's ns easy As A-11-0 to prepare• wonderful lunettes—and 'l,reekfaats nnd. dinners, loo when Bou shop at SUPER SAVE, ,And .it's as sure as one -plus -one. In -pro 'that low price after low price add up to BH GGElt SAV. iNGS for :,'ori. ,. 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