HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-06, Page 4Page 4 The Tinles.Aelvocate, November 6, 1953
Hensall
And District News
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Mrs..Maude Hodder, Phone 5
Mrs,`Ar.hie MacGregor, Phone 56
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'Out Of Car
Support for Exeter's petition
seeking amendments to the Can-
ada Temperance Act was given
by Hensall Council at its meet-
ing Monday night,
Theresolution requests
ehan,s in the act which would;
make it illegal to drink intoxicat-
ing beverages in cars and public
places.
Hensall will forward a similar
petition to the Federal Depart-
ment of Justice and other author
ities concerned.
Tax collector L A. Paterson
reported that 1958 tax arrears
were only $1,812.18 or less than
3.3 per cent of the total, He was
instructed to proceed with col-'
lections.
way to work in London was dm- ,
ing a 1957 t''hev when it burst
into flames on intersection of 4
and 84, llensall, Grant turned
off the ignition and went to call,
the fire brigade.
During the• time he was phon-
ing the beat from the fire melted
the motor. wiring, carburetor:
and coils and the gasoline tank
exploded and blew the ear right
across the highway. Two tires
were badly affected by the beat.
•Vets Back
Pee Wees
Debra Christine t'larlc, thre"
year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Clark, hydro superin-
tendent is recovering from in-
juries she received when she fell
out of her parent's ;car on Su'1-
day between Stralhroy and Ailsa
Craig.
She was in the back seat with
her brother Beverly. six, when
the first thing the parents knew
the little girl had fallen out of
the ear into the ditch and .rolled
up on to the gravel. She suffered
head injuries and cuts and had a
number of stitches put in the
back of her head.
She returned home front the
Clinton Hospital on Tuesday.
Hensall Legion met Monday Bingo Winners
'Utility man E. R. Davis told , evening in the Legion Hall with ',Winners of Legion bingo Sat -
council refuse from „rain mills • President William Brown presid-': urday night were: Margaret
was still burning at. the dump. a ; log. The group decided to spon- ; Woodburn; Mrs. Cochrane, Mrs,
condition which brought an of-;sor a pee wee hockey team again ;\• Baird; airs. Baird; ars, W.
ficial complaint from t'sborne :this winter. Doupe; Gordon Oke; Mrs. Heitz;
Township recently. Mr, Davis' Plans were arranged for Re- Mrs, Meidinger; Mrs, Genrgc
also said the dump needs bulldoz- membrance Dat service to be Boa: Mrs. N. Fleischauer; Mrs.
log, ' held in the Town Hall on Novem-: aleirlinger; Mrs. R. Baker, Mrs.
Of accounts approved. , $1,864 ger 11 at 11 a.m. with a parade Smith; Donna Wilkinson; Mrs.
was paid to Clarence Reid for' preceding the service with the Wes \'cnncr; Wm. Webster; Mrs.
gravel used in' street construe-; Legion, Ladies Auxiliary, Scouts O'Kes,
ton.Cubs and Girl Guides taking Jackpot this Saturday will be
The meeting was one of the part. , worth 5115,00 in 60 calls,
.shortest during the current year, In the evening a social evening
It ended at 9:45 p.m. j will be held attended by mem-
.
em Kln:ettes Cheer
hers, officials of various town or
Milton O rtwe i n iganizations, and town council, t
A donation of $25. was made to' Area Shut -Ins
,Former Residen
1 the Springhill Disaster Relief ,
t .Fund. and $10 to the Beck Memo Hensall Kinetics observed Sun -
The death occurred in London' rial Sanatorium Christmas fund., day, November 2 as Shut-ln Day
on Thursday, October 30 of Mil•! 'Two new members, Earl Zhu -and called on 34 ill and shut-ins
ton W. Ortwein in his 68th year,; mer, of Zurich, and William J. presenting them each with gift
Mr. Ortwein, a well known ; Cameron, of Hensall, were mitt.-' boxes. They visited. South Huron
ated into membership. i Hospital, Exeter, Scott Memorial
former Hensall resident, was!
born in Listowel, son of the late; Personal Items • Hospital, Seaforth, County Home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, ' Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Stephen -
He was salesman for a good' son, accompanied by Mr. and
many years for different insur-: Mrs, John Armstrong, of Zurich,
ance companies and for the past , spent the week -end in j Marlette.
10 years took over the business' Mich,, visiting with their cousins,
as salesman for the Rawleigh :Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wylie.
Company for Lobo and London : Mrs. Laird Mickle and Miss
Township. ; Betty Mickle spent Monday in
Surviving are a son, Lloyd. Ridgetown visiting the latter's
of Dorval, Quebec, with the' grandmother, Mrs. George T.
Canadian Marconi Co. of Mont-: Mickle. • Guest speaker was Tim real, two grandchildren, Mary • Glenn Koehler has been ap
Bur -
Lynn and David, two sisters, `pointed manager and caretaker gess of Lambeth. Rev. Chas. D.
Mrs. Ella Drysdale and 'tics.' of the Hensall arena.' ' : Daniel was AI.C. Laird. Mickle
Lillian Paterson, of Hensall; ; Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Chadwick, thanked the I.O.O.k , for sponsor -
one brother ,Alonza, of Cross- of Burlington, spent the weekend ing the team this summer and
well, Mich. `with Mr and Mrs. Fred Beer and also for banqueting the team.
Syd McArthur expressed thanks
Clinton; Queensway nursing
home, Hensall, and many local
residents.
Bantams Banqueted
Members of the Ilensall Ban-
tam ball team were banqueted
at a turkey dinner at the Legion
Hall Thursday evening, Ninety
sat down to dinner prepared and
served by the ladies.
Public funeral services were family.
No -
Comments About •......... to Gifts ofthe d smokers were resent-
held from the Bonthron funeral'
ies.
chapel, Hensall, Saturday, 'gip- �present-
vember 1 conducted by Rev. ed to manager. Ernie Chipchase
Chas, D. Daniel, minister of and coach Ed.. Corbett by the
Hensall United Church. Burial ball team.
was in Hensall Union cemetery.
Cromarty
Bearers were George Hess, W.I. Plans Program
W. R. Stephenson, Roy Consitt, By MRS.KEN McKELLAR Public Relations will be the
Jack Sinclair, Barry Williams, theme of then November meeting
Jack Drysdale. ... ....: .. ,.. , . •.. r: of Hensall Women's Institute to
Personals I Miss Laura Chappel is a be held the Wednesday:
a�Hall November Guest
Mrs. Jean Ferguson, of Toron-patient in Scott Memorial Hos- speaker for the evening will be
to, was a weekend visitor with ; petal, Seaforth, having under -Mrs. George Wilson, of St.
her sister and brother-in-law, gone surgery on Saturday. Marys, public relations convener
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Iioustort, of the Federated Women's Insti-
Mrs. J. Stewart and Mrs. Herr, ; and son, Kaven, of Appin, visited lutes of Canada, who will give an
of. Exeter, visited with friends over the weekend,with Mr. and illustrated talk on her trip to
here during the past week. i Mrs. Norman Hrburn. Ceylon. Miss Phyllis Case will
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford,1 Mr. and Mrs. Angus Dickson, present her report of the London
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, of Listowel, were recent visitors Area Convention. Mrs. Harry
Clinton, were recent vi!;itors with Mr. and Mrs, William Ham- Bess, of Zurich, will be guest
with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chap-: Ilton, Mr. Dickson is a cousin of soloist.
man and family, Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs, Edna Corbett was a week- Mrs. Donald Park, Hensall, Personal Items
end visitor with her daughter and , visited on Thursday with Mr. Cpl. Don Orr, RCAF telephone
Parker
lir. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. W. Harper and transferred from Trier to 11am-
Z'arksr and family. ' Miss 'Wilrfia Harper attended stein, Germany. In a recent let -
Geraldine
Edgar ParkerCudvisre and Miler. anniversary service at Knox ter to his family in Hensall, he
the doe weekendwith
vsited over Presbyterian Church, Mitchell, expects to be stationed there
the with Mr. and Mrs,.
Wilmer MacDonald and family, . on Sunday, and visited with Mr. until early in 1959.
tit Griswold, and Mrs. Doug Gale.
Miss Maja Roobol, nurse in- i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerslake
training at Victoria Hospital, l and family, of it. Marys, were Message From
London, visited this week with , Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. John Wallace.
Roobol, Mr. and Mrs. Alex C,ardiner
Mrs. Louis Simpson was a re- returned home on Wednesday
cent visitor with Mrs. Winnie . from a two weeks' motor trip
Dayman and Mrs. Etta Hemphill, through the Western Provinces. Mr. and Airs, Gordon Wood=
in London. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake,
Mr, Cecil Van Horne, of Lu- • Joyce, Brenda and Craig, ac- burn spent the Weekend with
can, was a weekend visitor with ; companied by Mr, Andrew Mc- relatives in Toronto,
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr,' Lachlan, visited on Sunday with Miss Elcia Brown is sisiting -
find Mrs. Gerald Flynn. , Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hogg and with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Brown
Mrs, Minnie Sangster visited Mrs. Ruby Routly, at Thorndale, and family
last week with her daughter and Mrs, , George Laihorit, of Mr, ' and Mrs. Robert. Belling
-eon-in-law,• Mc' and Mrs, herb ; MitcheIl,a was guest speaker at of Exeter visited on Sunday
Stratton, in Lucan, • the service on Sunday, it being with 1Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Bro-
Mrs, Eleanor McKenzie, of the W.M.S. Thankoffering sere• phew,
Kippen, has returned home after :cc. Mr, and. Mrs. Carman Wood-
* two months vacation spent; The annual bazaar under the burn spent the weekend with
with relatives at Talmage, Kan•auspices of the Marian Ritchie friends at Burketon,
eas. The trip was made by bus. Auxiliary and the Ladies' Aid Baptism service was held in
Miss Kathryn Sells and Miss :Society, will be held in the base-, . Grace Anglican Church on Sun -
Amy Laramie, London, spent the: meat of the church on Friday day when the son of Mr, and
weekend, with Miss Greta Lain-; afternoon; commencing at 3 Mrs. Norman Llodgins and the
' Mies , I o'clock,
and lVI.rs. Sam McCurdy, and teletype technician, has been
Greenway
• Hams &
Baions-
txpertly
cured and hickory
nrnoked. A eonlpl'ete: processing
gerVice for Locker and Nome
Freezer owner,
Exeter Frozen
Phone
Foods
Mein. Street r
i son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mit-
chell were baptized,'
Mr. and Mrs! Joe. Kerr of. Sar-
lila visited on Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Brown and
family and Mr: and Mrs. Dean
Brown,
Mr. John. 'Pollard of Exeter
called on a number of,old friends
here on Monday.
Miss Karen Brophey has se-
curt'd'a position in the office at
Victoria Hospital, London,
A number from this district
attended anniversary services in
Grand Pend United Church on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marriage
and sans of Exeter visited on
Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Carman Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd llrophey
a n ci Miss Frances Brophey
visited ott Sunday with Miss
Mary Yea of Grand fiend,
The llarntttny Class of the
United church will meet: on 1'"i'1•
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, lack Hartle in Park-
hill,
Lad: "Say gramp, how 'do
they eateh crazy. men?"
Grandad "That's easy.' They
use a little rouge and lipatiek, a
C:uanin' halr•dfi' and a pretty
drest,'t"
s
Mrs- Alice Jaya was : Le*:
don Saturday last attending the
rugby game between the Toronto
S lues and Western Mustangs,
Her grandson, Larry. Joynt, ,ol
Toronto, was a member of the
,t'oronto team
Miss. Mildred Forrest,. R.N., on
the staff of Brantford General.
Hospital, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil -
h am Forrest.
SEMI,FINALlSTS TREATER •.
Hensall Bantams, sponsored 'by
the 1.O.O.F. Lodge of Hensall,
were treated to a banquet Thurs..
day night, to honor the .O,S,A,.
semi-finalists. The club captur-
ed the WQAA Bantam "D'
championship. Seated, from left,
are Harry Moir, Len Wilkinson,
Larry Jones, Robert McNaugh-
ton, "Bill Noakes and David Tay-
lor ; back row, Ernie Chipehase,
team manager; Bill Shadcl.ic.k,
Greg Spencer, Jack Chipchase,,
Bob Mi.ckle, Ron Schroeder,
Stevh Kyle, Bruce Horton, Den-
nis, Mock, Jerry Chapman and -
Ed Corbett, coach,
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BEEF
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week's BARGAIN BUYS! But only the prices are
crazy—not us! We believe it's plain good busi-
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'most for their money. When we can reduce
prices on any items, we are quick and happy
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