The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-03-06, Page 6• VI +.11.1
Pali 4 Tha• Timai-Advetate, March 6, 1950
Hensall
And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone5
Mrs.. Archie McGregor, -PhO.no .6824.431
Plan Contribution
To Cancer Fund
MM, R. A. Orr was hOstess
or the February meeting of the
Arxo1d Circle of Carmel Prs-
byterian church held Thursday
eveniag. Mrs. Reaten presented
the atilt, az "Rducatiml in
Japan.' Scrip ure passages
Wert Teed by Mrs. T. Wilson.
During the business period a
maims was passed to send a
donation of money to the Cancer
fund after the next meeting.
An invitation was accepted to
the First Presbyterian Church.
SeafOrth. on March 25 to attend
their Easter Thank - Offering
Meeting,
Arrangements were made for
the meetints Thr the remainder
of the year. The hosts was as-
sisted by Mrs. Beaton, Mrs,
Wilson and Mrs. Bill Fink.
Personal Items
Casey Hudson, of Goderich, a
former well-known Hensall boy,
suffered serious injuries m an
accident at Goderich last week
when his side -walk snowplow
struck a tree stump hidden be-
neath the snow, causing him to
fall into the machinery of the
vehicle. He suffered a cut liver
and ruptured spleen, which was
removed, as we -U as other intern-
. e injuries.
Mrs. Laird suckle spent the
weekend in Toronto visiting Mr.
and Urs. Clifford Cox and Derry.
Mts. Cox, who was the former
Mary Stewart, of Seaforth, was
well known here, having taught
several years ago in the Hensall
Continuation School.
FAST RELIEF FOR
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LIBERAL
CANDIDATE IN HURON
says: Vete Liberal on March 31
and enjoy the benefits of the far-
seeing Liberal preeram, as well
as lower taxes,
VOTE LIBERAL
VOTE COCHRANE
(Published by Huron Liberal
Association)
I Kinsman Sponsor Candidata IYii. Aldwinkle
Hensel Kinsmen at their dui
Born In England
ner meeting Thursday night pas-
sed a motion to donate fifty
metalchairs to ih& authtorium
at the local -COmmuaity Menlo.;
rial Arena.
They finalized plans for the
Zone, Conference to be held at
Exeter. Sunday, March 9 for
which the club is sponsoring
Bill :Senate, a past preeident, as
a candidate for deputy anyone'
of the district this year. election
to take place that day.
Ward Fritz of Zurich showed
pictures and narrated his recent
trip to Europe and California.
Clifford Quance of Exeter was
a guest.
President Jack Drysdale who
presided for the meeting won
the raffle prize.
Mrs. Wm. Dignan
Former Resident
Public funeral services were
held fOr the late Mrs William J.
Dignan from the Bontltron Fun-
eral Chapel on Tuesday with
Rev. C. D. Daniel officiating.
Burial was made in Exeter cem-
etery
Mrs, Dignan. who was in her
86th year died in Clinton on
Sunday.
The former Emily Troyer she
was born, in Hay Township and
has been a resident of Hensall
for some 15 years. She was a
member of Hensall United
Church. Mr. Dignan died m July
194a,
Surviving are one sister. Mrs.
William Hyde, Hensall, and a
number of nieces and nephews.
W.I. Euchre
The euchre and dance held in
the town hall Friday evening was
largely attended with twenty two
tables in play for euchre.
Winners were; ladies, Mrs.
Jack McKay, Mrs. Charles Eyre,
Mrs. R. Taylor sr.; gents, Rea-
ert Gemmell, Earl Dietrich, Wil-
fred. Tremeer; winner of lucky
lunch, Mrs. Wilfred Tremeer.
Norris orchestra furnished mu-
sic or the dance. The affair was
sponsored by Kippen. East Wom-
ens Institute.
Arnold Circle
1 The Arnold Circle 'Evening
Auxiliary of Carmel Presbyte-
,rian Church met at the home of
Mrs. A. Orr on Thursday eve-
ning.
Mra. Beverley Beaton pre-
sented the study on Japan. Mrs.
MacDonald led in prayer,
Plans were made for the
year's program. Hostesses were
Mrs. Wawa Mrs. 'Wm, Fink and
Mrs. Beaton.
Personal Items
Mr. George Otterbein f alt
spent the weekend witi± his fath-
er. Mr, Wm, Otterbein.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles
and family of London were re-
cent visitors with Mr. and airs.
Jim Sangster.
Mra, and Mrs. Joe De Loge of
Sarnia were weekend visitors
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
Mr, and Mr. Glenn Bell were
recent visitors with the former's
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Bell in London.
Mr. Ron Passmore of London
spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore,
i and sister, Miss Norma Pass -
more.
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Ldss & Childeen's Winter Oyarthem
Kut)oral services for the late
YeOrnaa Henry Aldwinkle, Stan-
, w le held Suxiday
from the Ball and Much funeral
home. Clinton, with Rev. S. Davi-
son, of Brucefield United Church,
and Rev. V. Harrion, of Ibe
Rayner] Trinity Anglican Church,
officiating. Burial was in Baird's
Cemetery.
Mr. Aldwinkle passed away at
Chilton Hospital on Friday, in his
40th year, having been iU for four
weeks.
A native of Etigland, he came
to this part of Canada 27 yeats
ago.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Anna Aikenhead; his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Ald-
winkle. of Hensel!: one daugh-
ter, Jo -Ann, and. one son, Gerald
two brothers, Dean, of Stanley
Township, And Group Capt, Rob-
ert Aldwinkle, RCAF, Ottawa.
Donate Te Kitchen
Hensall 'Kinettes have donated
and installed a Youngtown cab
met and sink unit in the kitchen
of the arena •auditorium. They
recenUy donated SO metal cheira
for the auditorium, the chairs
to arrive this week.
Personal Items
Mrs. Minnie Sangster returned
to .her home here last week af-
ter spending several weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Stratton and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Smith and sons Elson
and Harold Smith of Seaforth
were recent visitors with the for-
mer's son, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne
Smith and family.
Mr. and Mrs. MacFarlane
and son of Forest visited re-
cently with Mrs. MacFarlane's
mother, Mrs. Minnie Sangster,
Mr, Wm. Stephenson who has
been confined to his home for
the past two weeks owing to
iilnes is able to be out again,
Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie spent
a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Schwahn.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Bell
spent the weekend in Detroit.
Pte, Carl Schwalm, Mrs.
Schwalm and family of Camp
Borden visited over the week-
end with the formeras mother,
Mrs. Violet Schwalm, and his I LanBra
brother, Ray Schwalm.
Members of Hensall Kinettes
Club were guests at a dinner
meeting of Exeter Kinette club
held at Armstrong's Restaurant.
Guest speaker was "Hope Gar-
ber" C.F,P.L.-TV, who addressed
the gathering on "A Day's Work
for the At Home Show," A pro-
gram of musical entertainment
was presented.
Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the
weekend with her son-inaaw and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Parker at Chiselhurst.
Mrs.- Flynn of Exeter spent a
few days this week with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph Flynn.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry McAdams
and son and Mrs, T. Tetreau of
Zuricii were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thiel and
aniily,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chip -
chase were in Goderich on Sat-
urday attending the wedding of
the latter's niece, Miss Eliza-
beth Jeanette Morris and Sgt.
Charles Gene Shaw of Camp
Borden. The' bride is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Morris, former Mensal! resi-
dents. The wedding was solem-
nited in, the Anglican church
and the reception in the church
parlors.
Mrs. Stewart McQueen frac-
tured her right ankle which will
be in a cast for a month, X-rays
at South Huron Hospital, Exeter
revealed the injuty. Mrs. Mc-
Queen is resting comfortably at
her home,
Mrs, Minnie Sangster, while
spending the weekend at. the
home of her son Douglas Sangs-
ter of London, fell and fractured
her right wrist which will be in
a cast. for six weeks. At present
she is with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stret-
ton, Liman.
Legion Auxiliary
Plan Campaign
The Latta Auxiliary t6 The
Legion held their March meet-
ing on Tuesday evening with the
president, Mrs. Win, Brawn. pt -
siding, •
As thVitatiem was received frona
Seaforth to be guests al their
birthday patty ee April 15 US be
held ie the Seaforth Community
t+,
Seek Retaining Fee
in the Legion Hall. Wednes- t
Women's Institute will be held ,
The March meeting Of liensall
Personat Items
SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS
daY, March la. Guestemplspeaker =
For Fire Protection
mondville.
will be. Dr. J. Se, •of Eg-
Hensel council has warned the books. :Council decided the only Messrs. Lloyd, Vernon and Or- 3
Township of Stanley that the lien- ' solution was to change the coun. 'vine Redden, of St. Catharines,
salt brigade will answer no more ' ell roots into a library and the .and Mrs. Ruth Carter, of Clinton. 1 i
fire calls to- :Stanley until the • library Into the .council.chambers. spent the weekend with their i
township pays the $75 retaining
vCouncil renewm
ed its ember- mother. Mrs. Catherine Kedden.
ice requested by the illage.
' ship in the Mid -Western •Ontaria Mr, and Mrs. Bill Shupe and
• In addition to the fee. the •coun.- Development Association by pay- saraim of Selfridge, Mich. were
cil has billed Stanley for an, addi- ing the annual fee of $50. i weekend visitors with Mr. Aluf
li011A1 $75 for the services of the;Constable
brigade for two houra at the re: Constable B. 11. Davis reported Mrs. Manly Jinks
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on the .disorderly conduct of some ' Miss Margaret FUSS R.W. VAS' t:
cent fire m Kippen. of the patrons attending dances ited last. week with her 'brOther : I
This action is in line with the in the town bell. He revealed that and sister-in-law, Iktr. and Mrs.
fire protection policy adopted by • some washroom evipment had i \Yoh FUSS and family. 11
Hensel a number of years ago. • bcen broken at the last euchre I ••• - -- • - • • - - - -- --••• - ...- ---- • ;
Each township 'which wishes to. and dance. Rental of the hall for , Ellwood made the reePtest,
have the services of the brigade such events was .discussed.
available must pay a retaining , 1 -The DePartment .of Highwaya . I
Permission was granted Stan..., was regue,sted to transfer $1,099 i 1
fee as well as the costs incurred ley Koch:Ill to operate a service : from maintenance of roads to ' 1
for ..each call. , station and garage on Wellington :,construction of roads. 1 i
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The council chambers and 11- ' street, I Council :agreed to loin the .Asso- • z:.
brar,v room will be switched in ! Council agreed to lease the pas- : dation af Mayorsand. Reeves
the town hall following an hives- lure at the dump grounds to Dirk 1 and Reeve Jones was Instructed ; 1 IL SCAN
Ligation of accommodation by Van Were: for $100 a year. to attend the annual conveation. ! e
, council. Reeve Norman Jones re- ! Hensall Kinettes were given Accounts included MO for snow Chairinan
ported that the library needed permission to use the chairs in removal, $105 Mr repairs to the
larger quarters because it didn't the town hall for the CKNX bern town hall furnace and $85 for con-
have enough room to display its dance on March 6, Mrs. Frank vention expenses. i ,e,,,,,,,aalmeanoweelealamammemalmalwanallamma, ttttttt maa,,,,,amienalma,,,,,,awase
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7:3Q p.m. to 9 pan,"
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