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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-08-07, Page 6t ' a 4 The Times,Adxocate.August 7, i95$ Henson And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Heddent Phoine 5 Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 196 Lodges Picnic At Local Park Penny Carnival !Children ear A penny carnival was held in • • P the arena on Friday Afternoon,' Q Y ` •d F'r Party sponsored by those attending the recreation . aeuvme. The annual picnic of the T.O.• j Many favorable e .o m m e n t s O.F. and Amber Rebekah Lodges ins ort Fortune satle,ai:ball have been heard regarding the was held at the local part: at- g• Kiddies studio Party program tended by 135 members and throwing, fish pond, penny pitch. presented by the pupils of Miss guests. The local Bantam ball and bingo were featured. Also a Greta Lammie from Hensall and team sponsored by the LO.O.F., refreshment booth. I district on ('ISN?. Wingham, on were special guests for supper. A fashion show was given by Saturday, July 26. included in A full program of sports di- the girls with Suzanne Rennie, the program was a piano duett ected by Ed. Garbett, Garnet Nancy Kyle and hail Sangster. by Loraine 'Talbot and Joyce T eeted and Tom Meyers was .prize winners. Tony rides attract, Hood; song, Joyce Flynn; piano Mrun off. Winners were: boys and eel many. 1 trio, Dianne Faber. Gwen Jane; girls under 5, Linda Ferguson;Misses Gwen ('l.apman and'; and Gale Farquhar; violin solo. 8 and under, Mervin Bell; a' l Dianne Rennie direct recreation' Bob Munn, (this number was 12 and under, Arlene haste; I at the park' I awarded first prize al. Mitchell boys, Billy Chipehase: girls. 12' (t Music Festival last May); piano and under, Donna Richardson, l J[" ow Trousseau duett, Margie Elgie and Sharon girls 15 and under, 1 McBride; c crus with solo voice, I Ann Miekle; ardson; 'boys, 15 and Rich i d under, Ran 1t Saturday Tea Schroeder, I Piano trio. Barbara, Patsy and Married women's race, Lelia :Mrs. Orval Beaver entertained !Charles Schwalm; vocal duett, Ferguson;young men's race, 1 at a trousseau tea at her home •jean and Bob Lammie; piano Bari .Bell'; married men's race, , on Saturday afternoon and eve-' cluett, Susanne Rannie and lion - Gerald Bell; ladies kick slipper, j ning in honor of her daughter, ! nie Foster; Toy Symphony, Night - Shirley Ferguson: wheelbarrows Irene, whose marriage takes ingales, Marcia Little and. Jean race, 15 and under, Bill Shad -; place in Hensel' United Church Lammie, cuckoos. Marlene Dig- dick ig dick and Steve Kyle; three-legged, this week. Mrs. Tolhurst of ilia') and Ann Miekle, quail, Sus - race, Bobby Smale and Billy' Brantford. mother of the groom t anne Rennie, castonettes, Bar- assited. Mrs. Beaver and the i barn Schwalm, triangle, Patsy bride in receiving the guests. 1Sehwalm, drum, Bob Lammie. Pouring tea in the afternoon violin. Bob Munn, piano, Bob Mickl Noakes, Ferguson Clan At Springbank were Mrs. Louis 1,•elliere of c' Brantford, Mrs, A. J. Sweitzer Transportation was furnished and Mrs. Mary Higgins of Fre-' by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, ter. In the evening Mrs. Alvin Mrs. Wilmer Jones, Mrs. -Beat- The Ferguson reunion. was Kellerman. Dashwood, and Mrs.race Munn and Harold Foster. held Sunday at Springbank with l over 100 members of the clan tea. ;irsner of Brantford, poured attending from Toronto, Guelph, Contribute Purse Serving in London, Lambeth, Denfield, Il.- the afternoon were Berton, Clandeboye. Thamesford,i4lass Christine Rowan, Brant -'At Farewell Party fed d 'IIs J • Faber,• Hensall, Exeter and happen. o an iss oyee ) Hensall. In the evening Miss, Mrs. H. D. Feild, who is leav- Prize for the oldest person Mona Kellerman, Dashwood and'='ing this week for England, was Mrs. Lloyd B e a v e r , Exeter= tendered a farewell party at the served. Miss Martha Wilson, I Maitland Club Monday evening. London was in charge o£ the + William Stanlake read a pro - present went to Joseph Linden, Denfield; youngest, Mary Ellen Cann, Guelph. Charles Ferguson of 'Merton ; register in the afternoon and , entation address, and Stewart was appointed president for 1959 suss Joyce Faber attended the Bell, president of the club, and Miss Verna Linden of Den-; register in the evening. The gifts presented Mrs. Feild with a well - field, secretary, The 1959 re -,were shown by Mrs. Art Webb filled purse of 'money. The club union will be held at Spring -`of Burlington and Mrs. Ron Hun -,was filled with ladies and gents bank. niford, London, in the afternoon. present for the occasion. Showers Bride Mrs. Keith Brintnell of Exeter Mrs, Feild left Wednesday of Complimenting Miss Jean Mc -!displayed the gifts in the eve- this week for Montreal where Allister whose marriage took ning, she will take the boat Sylvania place on Saturday at Hensall The bride's trousseau was on Friday for Leicester, Eng. Church, Mrs. John Sol- shown in the afternoon •by her.land to visit with her brothers Ban. was hostess for a miseel- sister, Airs. Keith Brintnell, Ere and sisters. She' expects to re- Ianeous shower on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joseph Denomme. ter, and by Mrs. Art Webb of turn to Canada September 10. Burlington m the evening. The Mrs. Laird Jacobi and Mrs. linens were shown by Miss' Shir- Charles Robinson .assisted. The Misses Judy Denomme, Gail and Donna Richardson re- ceived the guests. Contests pro personal shower at the home of vided entertainment after which. Mrs. Tolhurst, Brantford, a Jean was asked to sit in a dee 'crystal shower by the girls she crated arch way, An address I was employed with in London. was read by Mrs, Laird Jacobi e Mrs. Hunniford London, enter - and gifts were presented by the tained in her honor at her hoarse Misses Sandra Richardson and for a shower. Mrs. Wm. Iiig- Sharon Jacobi. Miss • Audrey gins and Mrs. Keith Brintnell, Jacobi assisted the bride -elect. Exeter, entertained at a miscel- Personal Items laneous shower last week. Extensive damage was done to Personal Itenis t forage harvester which caught Miss Martha Corriveau, daugh- fire while operating in an oat ter of Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph ley Harness, London in the after- noon, and by Mrs. Art Ball, Clinton in the evening. The bride was honored with a field on 3 onday evening The machine was owned by Mr. Chas. Hays of R.R. 1 Varna, in Stanley township. Brucefield brigade was called but owing to gu5ck action on the part of Mr. Hays' who beat nut the flames and poured pails of water on the blaze, the services of the brigade were not needed, No Trespassing POSITIVELY NO TRESPASSING SWIMMING FISHING OR SHOOTING On Or Around Belli.s Farm Stewart Bell HENSALL Corriveau, was operated on in Clinton hospital on Thursday. Mrs. H. D. Peacock and Terry of Ottawa spent the weekend with the forrner's mother, Mrs. Grace Harpole. Jarvis and Gary, who have been spending the past month' vacationing with their grandmother returned home with their mother. . Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram spent a few days last week holi- daying at Owen Sound and Mea- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shupe and Saran of Mt. Clemens, Mich., visited over the weekend with Mrs. Shupe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks. Mrs. Harold Parker, Geraldine, Dorothy and Patsy accompanied by Mrs. Edna Corbett and Miss Alexander spent the weekend holiday at Turnbull's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr at- tended the. Ltickn.ow Centennial over the Civic week holiday. Mrs. Minnie Sangster of Hen- sall is caring for a lost pigeon tagged with the numbers C.P.F.- 58-B1170. The bird has blue and grey feathers with white mixed. Miss Jessie Tittman of Pine Mound, Manitoba is holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Faber. �auunmii,b,mn,,,umnnm»miunmuntnnunnm, omni,un,anutsmnnnnninnm„rnr,mtnnn»m,u,� 1 AUGUST SUMMER SALE Save 25c on each / SUMMER SANDALS > SWIM SUITS Al POLISH COTTON DRESSES \' HALTERS & SHORTS V SUMMER I LOUSES & SAR'I'S ▪ CAPS, MATS, 1ONNETS V PEDAL PUSHERS & JEANS \f SPORT & T SHI'ii,T S ✓ ALSO OTHER SUMMER rrEiVMS GOc1b1 1 Phone 16 H6tis ltl Personal Items Winners at the Legion bingo Saturday were: Bill Austin (2); Mrs. Roy Pepper (2); Mrs, Bill Austin; Mrs. Wes Venner (2); Mrs. Ernest Pepper (2); Colleen Baynham; Mrs. Reichert; Jim Smale; Roy Pepper; Ed, Cor- bett; Mrs. Stewart Pepper; Mrs. A. Foster; Mrs. R. Vanstone. Jackpot this corning Saturday will be worth 285.00 in 59 calls. Eat outdoors often these glorious summer day+. And for pleasuro•packed picnics , .. for perfect patio parties --- shop 54,URER SAVE for tilt family's favorite foods. Everything is low, IONA priced, August Is Sandwich Month! Super Save rand 24 oz. loaf Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid, Jerry and Allan, are on vaca- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert :Redden, Robin, Michael and Catherine, of St. Catharines visited with relatives here over the weekend. Barry Mousseau, young son of r Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau. has returned home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where he underwent treatment for in- juries caused when he stepped on a nail. Mr. Chester Lee who was a patient at South Huron hospital, Exeter, has returned home and has resumed his work again. Miss Colleen Baynham spent last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Tuckey, north of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of London were recent visitors with' Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram. I Mrs. Marjorie Alexander of Grosse Point, Mich., was a re- cent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer. Garry Lawrence visited last week \with relatives in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Keyes, Elaine, Linda and Anne visited with relatives in Port Huron last week and attended a family re- union at Yale, Mich, Mrs. Keyes of Brucefield also attended the reunion. Mr.. Rock, of Parkhill, spent several days last week with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Don Avery or Sarnia were weekend visitors • with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Flynn • and Joyce and Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and Pamela of Napanee were ,weekend visitors with Mrs. Lindsay's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Henderson and fancily. They were accompanied hoarse by Mrs. Lindsay's sisters, Jean. Kathie and Sylvia Henderson, who will spend several weeks with them, Mr. and Mrs. George Hess spent the weekend et their cot- tage in the Pinery with their son-in-law and daughter., Mr, and Mrs. 3, McCloy and family of Toronto, 11Vtrh $5.t70 Miss Bernice billing, who is attending summer school in To- Order, ONLY ronto. spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bert Dining. and Mrs. Joe Ile Lodge of Sarnia were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns and Donald of Toronto were weekend visitors with the for- nier's mother, Mrs. 1'. Manns. :fir. and ltrs. Wilfred ifishor and family returned home aftoro l spending the past week tit New Yor. Mkr. and Mrs. 'Krnie Chipchase and family spent several days :at ,'1�ilce's Baty. Mr. George Otterbein of Pres - Jon spent the pant week holi- daying with his father, Mr. Wni, • Otterhein. MISS Amy Lammie cit 'London was a weekend visitor with hot i ,sister, Miss Greta Lamtnie. 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