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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-09, Page 5•i H00Y, FAiR WINNERS—Mrs. Lawrence Baynham, left, captured first prizes for quilting and crocheting at Hensall's hobby fair last week. Mrs,. Donald . oynt, right, was awarded top honors for an original painting. The fair attracted a slumber .of outstanding exhibits, April 9, 1959 Pegs S H�nicdl and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 3 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Oil painting, feature third „Still seek propeller .Anyone finding this propel- ler ar having any information regarding it are .asked t9 no- tify RCAF Station Centralia. The planer landed in a..field on the farm .of Sam pougali on :Ne, 4 Highway andthe propeller is believed to be in area of half -mile on either side of highway No. 4 between Hensall and. Exeter. llcl11 society plans birthday Mrs. George Armstrong pre- sided for the April meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church on Thurs- day afternoon. Scripture passages were read by Airs. H. McMurtrie, and the Easter story on film was shown by Miss M. Ellis and narrated by Mrs. D. Hern. Miss Greta Lammie favored with .a piano solo, An invitation to attend the Evening Auxiliary meeting April 13 was accepted, Mrs. A. Row- Cliffe gave stewardship notes and Mrs. Daniel reported for the Presbyterial. Plans were finalized for the annual birthday party to be held the• evening of April 24. Mrs. Klausen of Hyde Parke is to be guest speaker, Seven win prizes at WI's euchre Kippen East Women's Institute sponsoreda successful euchre and dance in the town hall Fri- day evening with 22 tables in h a n der aft play for the euchre. Winners were: ladies, Mrs. W. Tremeer, Mrs. A. McBeath, Mrs, J. Drummond; gents, Norman 'ar A Dickert, Bob Upshall, Bob Mc - O Gregor. Lucky lunch prize was won by Mrs. W. D. Wilson, Sea - forth. He: "Why is it 'automobiles have so many more accidents than trains?", "Well,` one of the import- ant reasons . might be that, the Engineer doesn't drive with one arm around the fireman." Hensall's third annual hobby fair sponsored by the recreation District officials . visit Rebekahs - DDP ,frs. William Chambers; Clinton;^''"made her official visit to. Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349 on Wednesday evening. ' Mrs. Chambers was. presented to the Noble Grand Mrs. Inez McEwan by• .Ir.PNG Mrs. Wil• liam Caldwell and given a cor- sage by Mrs, McEwan. Mrs;_'Clianmbers ,spoke of the Home° £sit. Barrie' and..the cot - respondence with the "lodges Kansas City who had written requesting .Amber Lodge to cor- respond with their lodge. • ' Financial report was given by Mrs. Joe Flynn, property com-. mittee by Mrs. E. Chipchase and the CP and T fund by Mrs. B. Shaddick. An invitation was received from Clinton to attend "Fellow- ship Night" April. 11 sponsored by the IOOF and Rebekahs in the hall of Ontario St. United church, Clinton. The district meeting for the past noble Brands will be held in Exeter, April 8 at 3 p.m. Following the meeting contests were directed by Mrs. Hugh McEwan Jr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Elder. A dutch auction was held and the cake donated by Mrs. McEwan was ;won by Mrs.. Harold Parker, Melville P. Giles lodge member The death occurred suddenly At the Queensway •General. Hos- pital,' Toronto, Monday, March 30 of Melville P. Giles, late of Drayton, Ont. and formerly of New Toronto. He was past master of Con- naught Lodge AF and 'AM No. 501, and past patron of Rock- wood Chapter, OES, No, 22.5. Survivng are his widow, the fernier Luella Patterson,_ three daughters, Rhea (Mrs. A. Ma- honey), Islington; Betty, New Toronto; Patricia, .Leaside; one sister, Mrs. George Thompson, Hensall; two brothers, Fred Har- riston, and Ernie, Rothsay. Funeral services were held from the Arthur. B. Ridley fu- neral home. New Toronto, Thurs- day, April 2 with cremation at Toronto crematorium, A Masonic Service was held in the chapel Wednesday evening. Host to couple on anniversary An enjoyable evening fwas spent at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, Ccdll. Kipfer on Thursday when they were host and hostess to •a number of friends of. -Mrs, i ip- fir's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Jolly of Exeter, who were celebrating their fortieth Wedding anniversary. There were 28 in attendance, Crok:inolc was played. Mr. and Mrs. Jolly received Several miscellaneous gifts. Their family include Mrs, Cecil .hipfer, Hensall, Harold, Toronto, Norman of Sudbury and Donald of Exeter. Arrangements are, being made to have a family;dinner at the ITome of Mr, and Mrs. jolly hi Exeter on Saturday. The .fatuity presented them with a cheerer• field and matching chair. Patronize the G u f td a ani:l brownie sale of home ad Candy when they callat yotif door this ,Saitirdlry,'This sale is to tielfi fhidride Guiding in this eeninittttity. committee, was held in the town hall on April 1. The competition was open to adults and children in 17 divi- sions ranging from` shellwork, woodwork, coin and stamp col- lecting, ' painting and needle- work, There was a wonderful dis- play of oil painting with originals, copies and. still life and also some water colors, There was also some lovely lace table- cloths, quills and knitted gar- ments etc. on. _display. , Winners in'.ThT hobby fair were as follows: ' ' ° Best leathercraft article—Mrs. Frank Elliott. Best woodwork model—Howard Rennie. Best metal craft article—Mrs. Harold Elder. Best needlepoint •.article -Mrs.' Vanderwarp... . • Best shop work article -How- ard .Rennie. Best crocheted or tatted article —Mrs. L. Baynham. Best .knitting article—Mrs. Er- nie Chipchase. Best article of embroidery— Mrs. Rodger V,enner. Best model—Wayne Elliott. 1 Best displayed quilt—Mrs, L. Baynham. Best original oil painting—Mrs, Don Joynt. Best water colour painting— Miss Annie Consitt, Best oil painting copy—Mrs. Bert Peck. Best displayed collection stamps —Charles Mickle. Best national collection stamps —Charles Mickle, Best first issues—Bah Mickle.. Rev. Chas. D. Daniel displayed his coin collection as an added attract.ion. The judges who donated their service gratis were Miss Clare McGowan, Blyth; Mrs. Van Damm, Clinton; Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Hensall; Mrs, Robert Middleton, Carlisle Wilkinson and Rev, Chas, D. Daniel. The posters which decorated the walls of the hall were made by grade seven' and eight pupils of Hensall Public School and' judged by the recreation commit-' tee. First prize poster,. Kathryn Bozell; second prize, Wayne Ell- wood and third prize, Ruth Ann Traquair. Miss Peggy Goddard won the door prize. Kool Quinn's orchestra fur- nished music for the dance. Jottings by JMS — Continued From Page 4 dueed by H. E. Huston. N. D. Hurdon and Dr, Bright re• sponded, alt speaking highly of Mr. Martin as a sportsman and Mr. Hurdon read a poem eulo- • gizing him in this particular. "The Press" was proposed by J. G. Stanbury :and,,;responde..d to by J. .1. White 'by",giving some interesting facts connected there- with. "The Ladies" was proposed by W. W. Taman and responded to by Rev. Urquhart, • of Kippen • and Rev. McKay, of Cromarty, and all dealt with this toast in • a very able manner. • "Our Guest" was responded to by Mr. Martin, who was grate- ful for this expression of ap- preciation and the many kind remarks made. As a minister he had tried to be a good pastor and to teach the Bible, and hoped he had been. able to help some one. He prayed that all might meet again at the great banquet above. • W. G. 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Thompson IS: Sons Phan, 33; Nights 194 or 42 LIMITED !gtensa"il Pre -nuptial e1/etslsbrate 4,`ith ArttiivsrsarY Relatives .and friends nunaber- I ing 35 were entertained at a din• ner at the home of Mr. and arts. Trousseau tea, shower 5 11i. L'rawtord on 't'hursday eve - ling in honor .Of their 45th.Wi- honor Sat.urdcty bride Miss Betty Mickle whose mar-, Mrs. .Robert Middletonnd nage to W. It. 11IacM:illan, To, Mrs. Walter Spencer invited the ronto, wilt take place on, Satur• guests to the tearoom, •ay at the 'United church! lien• . Trousseau and gifts were call, was honored at a trousseau shown by Mrs. Charles Smith - tea at the home of her parents,; or, Toronto; Miss .roan Smith, Mr, and sirs, I . L. Alleles.. Hensa; Preston; Miss William Mickle. Guests were received by the 'London; M• rs. s SRobert haron MDrysdale, bride•elect, h e r mother anti llensall, and Miss Joan Willison, groom elect's rnother, Mrs. i✓.. London. M. MacMillan, London. ' Hostesses entertaining for Miss Miss Ann Mickle was door at. ; Mickle were the groom -elect's Cendant and Miss. Sandra Mac- imother, Mrs. MacMillan at an Millan was in charge of ibe' afternoon tea at her home in guest book. (London; Presiding at the tea table,' Miss Shirley Stephenson and which was covered with a white Miss Jean Corner, Toronto to a cut -work cloth and centred with 'shower and presentation; Mrs. an arrangement of white mums, I Walter Murray and Mrs, Charles pink carnations and snapdragons McGregor at the former's, home, flanked by pink candles, was Toronto, kitchen shower:,; Miss Mrs. Frank Mickle, Ridgetown. Joan Smith and Mrs. Cart. Stever aunt of (he bride.; Mrs. Alfred at the latter's home, Galt, A. Clark, great-aunt of the beide; luncheon and cup and saucer a.nrl Mrs. Charles D. Daniel and shower and the Victorian Order Mrs. Mark Drysdale. Tea assistants. w e r e Itirs. •George Mickle, Ridgetown, Mrs. of Nurses, Toronto branch, a party and presentation. Following the wedding rehear - Carl Stever, Galt, Mrs. Reynold sal Friday evening the groom - Gelb, Guelph, Miss Shirley Steph• elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. enson, Toronto and Mrs. Merlin MacMillian will entertain the Love, :London, bridal party, The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA CURRENT "EVENTS" CAUSING CASH SHORTAGE? borrow economically through ding anniversary. TheY have a family of one daughter, Airs. Sal {Ilene/ Ser- eres, of Stratford, and two sees. Lloyd, of Toronto, and Alvin, at home. Robert Evans .returned to his s home in Waterloo this week after holidaying with his grandpar. eats, Mr. and Mrs, R. Y. Mac - !Laren n �1.11111111111!IIIIIAIIIIIAIIIIIA 1111A{1141!1{{{IIIIIA4{!IA{IIIAIlf IA1/A 71, Mr: and Mr* it1erlYi► : a]�,e set London were weekend visitor. with the tatter`s parents, ;Mr.. and: Mrs. George Armstrong-, . I1tr. and 111rs, Clarence :B1Wn and son, .of Sarnia, were recreo visitors with the fornner',s:DAP ,eats, lir. and Airs. Wil ert PW'. ing. 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