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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-14, Page 8P• liPt-7.?4r7.:'''Ti '77\ 477:0=4771=7 4 • May 14, 1959 Nigel Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs- Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGrepor, phone 56 Baptize nine at services. Christian Family Day was ob- served RI the united Church Sunday morning with Sunday School scholars assisting with the service. Rev, Chas. D. Daniel delivered an .appropriate mes- sage and was in charge of the fence with a rope which broke causing the tree to fall the wrong baptismal service. way failing on to telephone Babies baptized were Bradley wires, which broke the fall, It John Buchanan, son of Mr. and landed on top of Mr, McFar- Mrs. Keith Buchanan; Cameron lane's car parked a few feet James McArthur, sae of F/O away. Ralph McArthur and Mrs. Mc• The 1953 model was badly :Arthur, Centralia; Deana Ruth damaged with the roof smashed Reaburn, daughter of Mr. and in. Mrs. Robert Reabern; Barbara Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Staffa VVI Mrs. Grant Smith; Douglas John e Smith; David Edward Traquair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tree falls on .ca.r„ smashes in roof Jelm McFarlane, Clinton, was cutting down a large maple tree with a chain saw Friday eve- ning in front of Wilmer Fer- guson's residence on Richmond St. south. The tree was tied, to the back Arthur Traquair, Woodstock: picks slate Stephen Patrick Venner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Venner. Miss Vera Hambley was re - Receiving the rites of baptism at Chiselhurst United Church were Marilyn Elaine Brintnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brintnell and Floyd John Up - shall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Upsh all. Euchre winners receive prizes Mrs. Inez McEwen, noble grand, presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349, on Wednesday evening. An invitation was received from Monktori Star Lodge to attend its meeting on May 22, Plans were completed to attend the 50th. anniversary of the Goderich Lodge on Wednesday, Sorsdahl, Mrs, L. Miller; citizen - May 13. All members are to ship and education, Mrs. Cecil have the proceeds from the bed Bowman, Mrs. Sam Norris; his - spread tickets handed in by the torical research, Mrs. W. Glen - second meeting in June. A dele. ville and Mrs. R. Smale; home gate will attend the Park Board economics and health, Mrs. Car - meeting on May 20. Euchre was ter Kerslake, Mrs. R. MacDon- enjoyed following the meeting. aid; resolutions, Mrs. T. Laing. The ladies' first prize was won Mrs. R. Smale and Mrs. R. by Mrs. W. Kennedy, and the Sadler favored with two selec- gent-' prize by Wilbert Buchanan. tions. Mrs. Glenn Bell, vice -grand, presented the prizes for the marathon euchre: Ladies' first, Mrs. Lorne Chapman; ladies' second, Mrs. Ken MacLean; con - elation, Mrs. Lindsay Eyre; gents' first prize, Howard Lem - mon; second, William Kyle; consolation, A. Orr. Personal items elected president of Staffa Women's Institute at the annual! Mr. James Dougall, who under - meeting held in the hall last' wentsurgery in Clinton General i Wednesday. Mrs. Tom Laing ! Hospital last week, was able to presided for the election, and I return to his home Monday. Mrs. Ross &male acted. as secre- • tary„ Hensall men split $1,000 shortreArsone iNtVAm:neeting followed. Kippen ladies study Hawaii The May Meeting of KippenWMS. and "'A was. held last Thursday evening in the 'Sunday School rooms. with 1\lrs. Ralph Turner and Miss 'Irene Turner .as. hostesses. Mrs. Eldon Jarrott conducted the worslup•errnd during Mrs. E. Kyle read the Scripture. After a short cancer film was presented, Mrs. Consitt presided for the remainder of the meeting. he president mentioned that anyone having old nylons could bring them to the June 'meeting to go in the bale. Miss Gwenneth Hendrick fav- ored with a recitation, and Mrs. John Sinclair read a chapter on "The Hawaiian Islands," from the study book. Five men, four of them from Hensall, split a $1,000 •cash prize given away at a "Five Grand" dinner sponsored by Mocha Temple Shriners in London Thursday night. Name on the ticket, was Bill Mickle, liensall, hut four others contributed toward it and shared the prize. They were Jack Drys- dale, George Beer and Stuart Bell, of Hensel', and Jack Clare, London. Tickets for the event were $25 each and holders were eligibleto win a $5,000 grand prize. Persona( items Miss Betty Moir. of London, was a weekend visitor with her aunt, Mrs, Elsie Case, and sister, Miss Wendy Case. Mrs, R. E. Shaddick spent the weekend in Toronto with her sis- ter, Miss E. Churchill. Vice-presidents are Mrs. R,1 Tuckersmith man Worden and Mrs. Carter Kers- lake; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. John Miller; assistant, Mrs. Gerald Agar; district director, Mrs. G. Agar; assistant, Mrs, O. Wednesday when he suffered a Reed; branch directors, Mrs, J, heart attack while mowing the Wallace, Mrs. J. Templeman, lawn at his Tuckersmith farm Mrs. J, Drake, and Mrs. Lloyd home. Miller; press reporter, Mrs. John .A. native of Holland, he brought Drake; public relations, Mrs, .T. his family to Canada eight years Templeman; piansts, Mrs. R. go and has lived most of that Reed; assistant, Mrs. L. Sorsdahl. time in this area. Up until De - Secretaries are: Canadian in- cember, when he suffered his dustries and agriculture, Mrs. L. first heart attack, he was em- ployed at the Mickle poultry farm, 'Hensel!, He was a member of Bethel Reformed Church, Exeter, and served on the building commit- tee when it was erected several years ago. The family lives on the farm of Lou. Clark, RR 2 Kippen. Surviving are his wife, Antje Roessink, and six children, were Mrs. R. Smale. ry, Albert, Bill; Annie, Elly and victim of attack Everet Vanderworp, 50, father of six children, died suddenly Mr. and Mrs. Dort Avery, of Sarnia, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn and Joyce, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn. Mr. Sam Rollins, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Rollins, of Landon, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn and Joyce. Sgt. John Beer, Mrs. Beer, David and Johnny, of Springfield, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong were Miss Mary Buchanan, Toronto, Mrs. Merlin Love, and Mrs. John Buchanan, of London. Mission Society studies Mexico Mrs. E. Rowe presented the study on Mexico at the May meeting of the WMS of the United church in the church school. Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Miller and Dick, all at home. One child Mrs. Sorsdahl. items Mrs. Aldwinkle left on Thurs- day for Ottawa, where she will visit with relatives. Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Reid conducted by Rev. R. Van Far - and Allan spent Sunday with rela- owe. Interment will be in Ex - fives in Tiverton, eter cemetery. died a year and a half ago. There are a number of brothers and sisters in Holland. Funeral service will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Bon. thron Funeral Home, Henna, feerrg.SSS,SSSStreSESS.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSrt.'SSBegr,SSSSS'sssss''sssssssr'sss'ssssss'gssgsss, Cromarty comments By MRS, KEN McKELLAR 07fItaatitniagrnMaittn;CSOMIMMWM,`XE.MMT:=ZSAIMMITA CGIT make coasters I Mr. Will McLachlan. of Bruce - At the fourth meeting of the I field, visited on Wecinesday with Mr. Andrew McLachlan. Cromarty CGIT held last Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl, day, the girls worked on their i Alice and Connie, with Mr, and project — the making of coasters'Mrs. John Chessell in Mitchell. — under the supervision of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beckier, W. Nairn. Zurieh, visited on Thursday with Mrs. G. Laing led in a sing- their daughter, Mrs. Donald song. Joyce Kerslake acted as Scott. secretary, and Mildred Howse as Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner, at treasurer. Rostock with her parents, Mr. There were 11 girls in atten- and Mrs. Henry Eggert. dance. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton YRS and lamMrs. John Houghton and son ily, Mitchell, Mr. and The meeting of the YPS was John, Mildmay, Mr. and Mrs. held in the Sunday School room Reg Stagg and Ricky, Exeter, on Sunday evening with Al Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemp and Aud- roorn on Thursday afternoon, Sorsdahl presiding. The Scripture r„,,, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken She illustrated her talk with; lesson was read by David Scott, Rolph and family, Mitchell, and and Mildred Howe led in prayer, Mr. Frank Stagg, with Mrs. M. Houghton. Miss Brenda Kerslake had her tonsils removed in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Friday, With Mrs. Sadie Scott were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scott, Muriel, Gerry and Ronnie, Mr. And Mrs. T. Colquhoun and Irene, Mrs.' Eva Colquhoun and Jean, and Miss Viola Miller, all of Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Ina, Dorothy, Anna, Agnes and Frail- ces, and Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Scott. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Hunkire Belmore, Mr. and Mrs, J. C, CA the Official Board the group assisting, Mrs. Scott also gave a Cornish And boys, Seaforth, Mr, along with the Evening Auxiliary brief report of the Synodical Alvin Worden and family, Mrs. meeting which was held in Cliff Miller and Bonnie, and Mr. Mrs, C. D. Daniel led in the devotional using t h e theme "'Brotherhood." She was assist- ed by Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. Laird Mickle favored with piano solo. President Mrs. George Arm - The secretary and treasurer's reports was react by Alice Sors- dohl. Mr. Lloyd Sorsdahl led the Bible study. The service on Sunday was conducted by Mr. Howard Kerr, of Teronto. strong, who conducted the busi- WMS teas, paid tribute to the late Mrs, T. Laing was hostess for Mrs, Annie Blatchford who was are active member of the or- , the May meeting of the Woman's anization. Missionary Society. Mrs. William g The group accepted an invita- Harper presided and conducted tin to St. Paul's Anglican the worship period. church, Friday, May 22. The Mrs. T. L. Scott. had charge bale for overseas relief will be of the study lesson, with Mrs. eked June 2, At the request Houghton and Mrs. Grace Scott Miss Marie Jarrott, nurse -in. training at Stratford General Hospital, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, returning to her duties on Tuesday. Members of the Legion Branch entertained the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary to a social evening in the Legion Hall on Friday and were entertained bY Mr. Jim Millman of London svho provided selections on the piano, humor- ous jokes and many other nem- bers. A. buffet luncheon was served. Exchange vows will cater for a banquet for the choir and Sunday School teach. ers. Mrs, Rowe, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Mickle were appointed a committee to represent the WMS. The Baby Band party will be Scott held June 10. Mrs. W. Dining Mothers' Dtiv visitors is the superintendent. Conveners • for the party are Mrs. W. B. With Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Cross and Mrs. R. M. Peck. Allen were Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Goderieh. and rs. D. ad1cr, taxia, Mrs, Grace Scott read an and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrill. interesting article written by Mrs. ton, with Mr, and Mrs. William Dickson, of Ferenosa, Current Hamilton, events were given by Mrs. Sadie Mr, and Mrs, L Sorsdahl, Alice and Conriie, with Mr. and Mrs. John Chessell. Mr, and Mrs, X. McKellar with Mr, and Mrs. W, N. }Mining, 1VIStchelL Zurich prepares for incorporation Chairman Lloyd O'Brien said this week the Zurich trustee board hopes to keep expenses te minimum this year in prepare. Rots for indoeporation, "We are trying to lay low and tot do anything Major until We find out hose much incorporation *ill Cost," he said, The board hopes to Meet With Its solicitor, E, Bell, QC, teeter, as soon As pessible to Ilisetas the incorpdratiere The trustees, who ntet MoriclaY, Ipproved purchase of two new 15 KVA, transformers for the PtiC. It als d 'disci to eontinue Allen and family, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen and family, Mr. And Mrs, Alf Ross and fain. ilY, Staffa, and Mr, and Mrs. Murray Christie and faintly. Mr, end Mrs. Donald Wallace and sons, Kenneth and Xeith of Carlingford, with M. and Mrs, George Wallace, BINGO! Legion Bingo winners Saturday night were: Mrs. Powell, Godc, rich; Mrs, Fleischautt, Zurith (2); Carol Xerr, Mrs. M. Sangt. ter, Miet Hanriah: Murray (tied); Mr. B. Forteatet, Zurich; Mts. Bruch, Clinton; Mrs. Bedard, Mrs. Richert (tied); Mrs. A. Reletiett; Mrs, T. C. COatee; Mrs. W, J. Catireeeil; Mrs. Ray Fisher, Zurich; Met. N. Baird; Mrs. Powell, GOderich; Mt. Des liability iiistirande coverage On pont; Share the Wealth, Mt. the fair groundt and hall Powell, Goderithi, wile received diamond. Personal Reins Mr. and Mrs, Garfield Kincaid and son Tem, of Prescott, visited on Tuesday With Mrs, Grace Stott and Mr. Andrew McLachlan, and with Mr, and Mrs. Carter Kers. lake and other Me/1d5 in this community. Mrs. Kincaid is the former 'Verde Gardiner, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Robert Gardiner. Mr, and Mts. Gordon Kerslake and family, of St. Mary, word Sunday visitors with Mt. and Mr. John Wallace. Mr.. Wilmer Ilowatt and Mrs. James Howatt and family of Londesboro, visited (ril Saturday with IVIts, David Gardiner'. Mr, And Mrs, jaek gado& and Debbie, of Mitchell, Visited trit Sunday With Mr, and Mrs, 3arnes Ramsey, Mere Se** Als PON in London chapel In First St. Andrew's United Church chapel, in London, May 9, at 2 p.m., Elizabeth A. Donald, of London, exchanged* wedding vows with D. Eric MacMillan, RR 2, London, before Rev, D. A, MacMillan, father of the groom. Holy communion service renewed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Blosdale, and the groom's parents are Rev. and Mrs. D. A. MacMillan, all of London. The bride chose a cream bro- caded dress with chapel train, and carried flesh colored Johanna Hill roses and a prayer book. Her attendants were Mrs. Carl Longmuer, of Centralia, as matron of honor, and Mrs. Rob- ert L. Spear, of Winnipeg, Man., as bridesmaid, They were gowned alike in green peau de soie with matching accessories, both carry- ing Johanna Hill roses. Mr. Norris MacMillan attend- ed his brother, and the ushers were Mr. Richard Blosdale, brother of the bride, and Mr, John Schwab. The organist, Mr, Calennac- conipanied the soloist, Miss Eunice MacDonald, immediately preceding the ceremony, who sang "The Wedding Hymn," and dur- ing the signing of the register, "The Lord's Prayer." A reception followed at the Latin Quarter, London, and guests from a distance included Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Little, of San Diego, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spears, of Winnipeg. Man.; Mrs. Mary Schwab; of Bermuda, and others from To- ronto. Brantford, Ancaster, Zur- ich. Falconbridge and Kenora. For travelling, the bride wore a turquoise suit with brown and white accessories. Fallowing a three-week honey- moon to Vancouver. B.C. and Edmonton, the couple will wel- come their friends at their home in London. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Ron Passmore, of London, visited this week with the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Norma also with Mrs. Passmore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, Mrs C. Payne flies to England Mrs, Carl Payne left Crumlin Airport last Wednesday and flew to London, England, where she will spend two weeks with her two sisters and other relatives. It is 13 years since Mrs. Payne came to Canada and this is the first visit home. Mrs. Payne is on the staff of Scott Memorial Hospital, • Sea - forth. HENSALL 'MAN WINS $50 Jack Traquair, Hensel', won a 550 cash prize in a draw con- ducted recently by the Orange lodge, Exeter. essonuommlammonmmoOmminsimMomimr••••••••••••• W. J. 'Doc' Cameron PLUMBING, WIRING & EAVESTROUGHING Installation and Repairs Phone 208W Hensall Kippen ,comments AY MRS., NORMAN 'Ir % .and Itirs. Garnet :Shipman and family, and Mrs. M. Fink- beiner visited :Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold ,Jones. Sundae guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Cooper included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harkness and fam- Uy, Parkhill, Mr, and, Mrs. Jim 'Campbell and daughters, of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs, Don Cooper and son, of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Parker, of Chatham, spent the weekend with their daughter and eon -in-law, Mi-. and Mrs. Leonard. Lovell and f Mr. Keith Lovell spent the 'weekend in Chatham with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bissett, 01 London, visited a day last week with Mr, .and Mrs. W. L. Melt's. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchin- son, of St. Thomas, were week- end visitors, Mothers' Day service at St. Andrew's United Chnreh was well attended, and the choir was made' un of mothers of the congrega- tion, The minister, Bev. D. A. MacMillan, administered -beetle: mal rites to Jill Charlene, &ugh - ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLellan; Christine Clara, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mc- Gregor, of Hensall, and Deborah Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Consitt. The story, "The Little Colt," was told by Miss Sl.aron McBride, and a duet was given by Kenneth and Grant Thank You I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the members of the Kinsmen, Legion, Chamber of COM- meree and all others whe Sc generously assisted in clean- ing Up the debris left by the tornado which struck our plant: We are alSo grateful for Many other kind acts of aS- SiStance Which. We have re- ceived, RON MOCK 14Urondale Dairy seeillieeielelesmerakeetiseire Jones. Mr. and Mrs.. F. W. Rowntree., o Weston, were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. N., Long. Sunday, May 17, the annual YPS anniversary morning serv- ice, will have as guest speake,r, Rev. E. J. Roulston, ex -president 1 of London Conference. and on Sunday, May 24, at the conclu- sion of service, a reception sm. ice for new members from the communicants class. 1-g•GIQN .A105 DAMP :FV.10 - At the May meeting .of the flensall Branch of the Canadian Legion held in the Legion Hall last Wednesday and chaired by the president William Bnown, $10J00 was voted to the Tubercle lar Veteran's Summer -Camp Fund. WMS gon.ducts friendshiP night President Mrs. Ken Elder pre- sidei. for -.the May ineeting,of the Evening Auxiliary, held in the ehurch schoolroom of the tinned ,Church Monday evening. Mrs. H. Keys was'in charge of the devo- tional with "Brotherhood" the theme. She was assisted by Mrs. J. Corniel and Mrs. E. -Chip- ehase. An invitation to attend a social evening in St. Paul's Anglican Church Friday, May 22,. was. accepted. Mrs. Donald Joynt was in charge of the program. It was "friendship night," and slides were sham in charge of Rev. O. D. Daniel. Mrs. Joynt con- ducted discussion on ways and seven The Leal Association of GUid4 ingheld a successful paper drive; on Saturday. Approximateiy en tons of paper Was colleeled: by the .Giri Guides. 'Trucks used in the drive- were those of Tom Lay.ender. Barry Hoy and Hyde's 'tractor and trail- er. ,..General Coach Works ,of Cartacta. Ltd :took the papers. 41,- LondOn grads, means to interest ,newcomers 111, the community. Hostesses were Mrs. Spencer And Mrs, Wes Richardson,. 1 IF ITS CA} -1 YOU NEM, THEN DON'T DELA? CALL TU. ON THE PHONE„,TODAY Loans $1.50.to $2,500. or more. Take up to 30 months to repay on a wide selection of loan plans. Fast, courteous service, TRANS CANADA CREDIT 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 791 GODERION, ONT. seE • Seven Exeter Customers proved last week that Jack Pearson did murder prices on the cars they bought. Jack says: "We will continue to slash prices. We dare you to, make us an offer. We won't be undersold by anyone!" What h e yr• u g t to trade? 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