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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 7i is ttf Ellie 4r 1901 P#9# 7 Hensall and district .news CO.RRESPPNDENT5 Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone $: Mra, Archie MacGrepoe.. Phone 56 hlensall Cub win plaque At the annual -Cub rally b at the ball park in Clinton Saturday, May 30, nonsisting a.11 Cub Peeks in.Huron Distri the First Hensall Cub Pack w first prize for general know/ed of Wolf Cub work.. There were 15 packs prose with Hensall the youngest C pack, being organized in Nove ber 1958, They were present with a plague, on which th names will. be inscribed. Mr, Bill Fink is the .0 ritaster, and Mr. Bill Lavender, the assistant Cub master, Members of the pack attend- ing were Gordon Deitz, Keith 1- ay.ens, Boger Wilkinson, Bevan Bonthron, Keith Hay, Bill Chip* chase, Charles Schwalm, Danny Cameron and Barry Mousseau. w F. R.. Rathwell official of lodge Frederick R, Rathwell, of RR elcl 1 Brucefield, died suddenly of on heart seizure at his home Sun - .of day morning. in his 62nd year, et, He was a member of Bruce on Held United Church and Past ao Master of Huron Lodge AF and Aat 224, :Hensall, nt Surviving are his wife, the ub former Hazel Elgie, one son, 111_ jack, Lindsay; two :daughters, ed (.Huth) Mrs. J. H. Lazendy, dr i Belleville; (Lois) Mrs, D, N. Pintney, Long Lac, Ontario; one brother, Harold Rathwell of ulz Arizona; one sister, Mrs. Albert Horner, Seaforth, Public funeral services were held :from the Bonthron funeral chapel Tuesday, lune 2 con- ducted by Rev. S. Davison, with burial in 13aird's cemetery. George Taylor dies in London Mr. George A. Traylor, of Ilder- ton, a retired farmer, died in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, Thursday, May 28 where he had been 8 patient for the past three weeks, Porn and raised in the Ilderton district he was in his 80th year, He leaves to Mourn his loss his wife, the :former Bertha. Wit - Hams, of Chesley; ate son, James Taylor, Hensali; one daughter (Mary Etta) Mrs. Leon- ary Fischer, Ilderton, two broth. ers, Alex Taylor, Ilderton; Wil Ilam, Winnipeg; one sister out West, and seven grandchildren, Funeral services were held Saturday, May 30 from the Ailsa Craig funeral. home. Alberta minister at Carmel church Rev. Peter Walter, BA, of Fort, MacLeod, Alberta, a grad- uate of Knox College, Toronto, Conducted the anniversary serv- ices in Carmel Presbyterian Church en Sunday, assisted by Rev. George. Vais, minister of the church. Mrs. William Brown sang a solo at the morning service and Mr. Jim Love took the solo part in the anthem by the choir un- der the leadership of Mrs. Mal- colm. Dougall. The ladies quartet comprising Miss Hannah Mur- ray, Mrs. H. Hoy, Miss Pat Bell and Mrs. Pearl Love sang at the evening service. First aid tests Dr. J. C. Goddard will examine students on the St. John's Am- bulance first aid course which they have been taking for the past six weeks in the town hall, on Wednesday, June 10. This course has been sponsored by General Coach Works. Personal items Messrs. Bert Horton, Gordon Love,Alf Scholl and Garnet Mousseau returned the latter part of the week from a success- ful fishing expedition at Chap - )(tau in Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Pepper and Albert are leaving this week entl for, Windsor where Mr. Pep- per will take a .special seven months' cout'se in barbering. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petti- grew, of Lincoln Park; Mich., were weekend guests with the former's sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. George Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee left on Monday for London where they Will take up residence, Minor ball sked — Continued From Page 8 8antanl Mune ft—Lucas at NAtr 'Harnhure --Staferth at mekn ].4. Lucian At Plkotar 18—(tinton ar- Imo AM 20 --Machell al t,t.fraq 24 fxkier Al Imre), 27. -New "HAmilli re At luetatt :5. Ileneall a!t Lucke Jury 'n Lucan +tt '' ttrhelt T-Coderich of Gucan 111, -,Lu can gt Hensall I4—Lucankt Seafcrth 15-6Luean at ellinten 2o-441irark ' t Geenr1eh. Wrestling draws 300 Over 300 fans enjoyed the wrestling match held in the arena on Thursday evening. The opening bout, one fall, 30 minute time limit, Roger Lick- ers, of Brantford, versis Karl Muller, Canadian middleweight champion. Muller was the win- ner in 24 minutes with a Canad- ian overhead surf. Club donates to ark bar. At the Kinsmen dinner meet- ing at the Kosy Korner Restaur- ant Thursday 1estaur-antThursday evening, the presi- dent, Mr, Harold Knight, on behalf of the club presented Mr. and Mrs, Bill Lee with a gift of a chair. Mr. and Mrs, Lee are takiWg up residence in Lan- dolt June 1,. On June 9, the Kipsmen will be in etlendanee at the charter night for a new elub at Port Dover, $100 was donated to the Hensall Park Board. Couple honored on anniversary Mr. and Mrs, George -Parker entertained at their home on Tuesday evening, for the for- mer's parents, Ills'. and Mrs. Harold Parker, on the occasion of their 27th wedding anniver- sary. A turkey dinner with ail thecake. trimming was served, in - eluding a three-tier wedding Mr. and Mrs. Parker were the recipients of many JovelY girls, presentations being made by Mrs.George Parker. Attending the celebration were Mr. and Mrs, Bob Keys, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Keys, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs, Ken Parker, Chisel- lurst; Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Cud- nore and Alvin, Hensall; Mrs. Edna Corbett; Mrs, Parker Sr.; Mr. and Mrs, E. Shaddiek and Bill; Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Parker, Geraldine, Dorothy and Patsy; Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Ricky and Cindy. Mrs. J. Consitt Second bout, one fall, 45 min- I ute time limit,. featured Fritz Hoffman and Red Mask against Jumbo Jim. Harvey. Jumbo Jim was the winner with Arkansas Jack Knife, at 19 minutes, :He pinned Red Mask and took his mask off, Final bout, two out of three falls, one hour time limit, Mid- gets—Farmer Pete vs. Pee Wee Rogers. There was no contest; both were counted out of the ring at nine minutes of the third fall. Each won one fall. Recreation Activities A meeting of 1-fensall's iienior citizens — men and women over L 60 will be held in Hensall Me• mortal Arena Wednesday, June s 10, at 7;30 p.m., to discuss the organization of a senior citizens' club, Tuesday, June 16, a meeting of all interested parties will be held in the arena to organize a bridge club, oldest resident Mrs. John Consitt, of Bruce - field, and formerly of Seaforth, died :in South Huron. hospital, Exeter, Friday, May 29, in her ninety-second year, The former Agnes Hudson, she was born, at Hillsgreen. She was a member of Bruce - field United Church .and a mem- er of the Seafot'th Rebekah odge and L.O.L. Her husband predeceased her ome years ago. Surviving are one son, Roy Consitt, and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Farquhar (Emma), both of Hensall; seven grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. William Doug- las and Mrs, A. Harvey, Bruce - field, and Mrs. J. Logan, Lon- don. Public funeral services were held from the Bonthron funeral chapel on Monday, June 1, con- ducted by Rev. S. Davidson, with burial in Bayfield ceme- tery. Per sonaI items Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shepherd and family, of London, visited last week with the former's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. William Shep- herd. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, of Clin- ton, were recent visitors with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and family. Mr. Timothy Vais, of Toronto, visitedlast week with .his broth- er and sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs, George Vats. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barrie, of London, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baynham and family. Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Johns and family, of Elimville, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell. Miss Joan Kerslake, of Lon- don, was a weekend visitor With Miss Norma Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen returned home after spending a holiday in Detroit, Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Kerslake, of London, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy, Mr, and Mrs. W. Annett, of Sarnia, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schroeder. Miss Patsy Jones has accepted a position on the staff of the local Bell Telephone office, Rev. Peter Walter, Mrs. Walter and family, of Fort MacLeod, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. Gordo Walter, Mrs, jean Clements, Mr. Iiaeharrl Walter, all of Goderith, were Sunday guests with Mr. and, Mrs. Clifford Moir. Mrs, Fred .Beer, who was a patient in South 'Huron Hospital; Eketer, has returned home. Ren ovafed town hall passes inspection ltensall's town halt is safe for Public gatherings, council. learn- ed at its meeting Monday night, A govt engineer inspected the hallrecently incl fatted it in sound Condition. Considerable re- pair work has been done to the building this Past month. Council approved a $60.00 grant to, the South Huron Agri- cultural Society, spnnsors of Mut ifensall Spring Fair, which will be held Friclw , June 12. Request:for the grant was made by George Armstrong, A. director of the society. Permission was granted the NiJC to install a street light in front of Icon Moekre property. Reeve John llenderaon was au thorized to eontec't the PUC itt regard to installing a light iii. (rant ot` Ilse arena. Constal5le E. it Davis reported ted MI flit palelting of 11te greets and bulldozing kit Elie village: [a1`itt Be revealed repair'a- ware necessary for the tractor, The clerk was instruetell 1Ct bill '.Ctickersmith township for the sknviees of the fine brigade al the fire itt the club house of Kipped Cun Cl1tb, If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME, New and thee evetybedf Rets a "trred•r'ult" foaling, and Sty be bothered by iteckicha. Perhrpa ►loth- ink •eriduely wrong, lust a tfroporary condition caused Icy urinary ;trained lir Madder discomfort. Thies the' time to take Dell's Kidney pule. Bodd'a help stimulate the kidneys- to relieve thin tanditioll which may often cruse hack, ache and tired feeling.. Then you feel better, test hotter. Werk heifer. Cel hold's Kidney fills now. Cook for the blun bob with the red SAM) At All'Irng iettntert.Yon een- depend ari llodd't,e6 sintennemantesassoesseasaie Personal ifems 1Vir. and Mrs, George Moir, Virden, Man., Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Montgotmery, Regina; Sask., have returned home after a pleasant vacation spent visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. Baynham and family, and other relatives In this district. Mr. and Mrs, Irving Reid and Terry, of Kincardine, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. CIarence Reid and family, Mr. W. Fisher and Bob spent the week with relatives in To- ronto. Mr, and Mrs. CIarence Reid attended the funeral. in Tiverton on Thursday afternoon of Mr. Reid's uncle, the late 'Thomas Reid. Mrs. Alice Joynt fell at her home, causing a sprained ankle. Mrs. Ralph Garath of Linden, Mich,' was a weekend gftesC with Mrs. James W. Bonthron.• Jtev, Chas, D. Daniels is at- tending Conference alt this week at Central United Church, Sar- nia, commencing June 1. 7.ie I'tmos:•Adtfragete, June 4t 1959 Vote as you dike :but vats MEN E WHO THINK OF TOMORROW PRACTICE MODERATION RATION TODAY the J{ous'eof Seagram BEST PACK IN HURON DISTRICT—Hensall Cubs won distinction for themselves Saturday when they captured the Adastral Park Challenge Shield for Huron district at a 'Cub rally, Although only organized eight months ago, the local pack chalked up more points than 13 others from the district. The Hensall score was 345 out of 400, Above, front row, Danny Callieron, Charles Schwalm, Keith mavens, Bevan Bonthron, Larry Elder; middle, Barry Mousseau, Gordon Deitz, Billy Chipchase, Keith Hay; back row, Assistant Cubmaster Bili Lavender, Roger Wilkinson, Malcolm McEwen, Cub- master Bill Fink. George Castle Ducky at bingo George Castle was a four times winner at bingo on Saturday evening. Share the wealth win- ners were Fred Kennings and Miss Carol. Brown. Other winners were Mrs. T. C. Coates, Paul Boa, Sharon Smale, Carol Brown, Fred Ken- nings, Harold Schwartzentruber (2), Mrs. Jack Deitz, Mrs. Wes Veneer and Mrs. Glenn McKen- zie (tied); Harold Sehwartzen- .truber and Mrs. William Dietz (tied). The door prize went to Paul. Boa. The jackpot next Saturday will be $85 in 54 calls and the door prize $5. Guides es and ?Townies The Local Association 'of Guid- ing met in the United Church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Howard Scene reported $56,00 made an the recent paper drive. A. cheque for $25,00 donated by the Legion Auxiliary was much appreciated. Ways and means of transporta- tion for the Guides to Camp Keewaydin was discussed. The year 1960 will be the Gold- en Jubilee of Guiding. Golden tulips t lips will be planted all across Canada to honour this jubilee. lfensall Guides and Brownies t will plant 200 bulks in the fall i in this village. Plans are in the making for c the Hensall Brownies to attend a weekend at Huron Camp, June 12-14. Church .entertains choir, SS teachers Rev. Chas. D. Daniel of th United Church welcomed mem hers of the choir, Sunday Scho teachers and Mission Band. lead ers to a turkey banquet Thur day evening. This was the see and banquet given by the churc session for the choir and Sunda School teachers. The first on was held in 1957. Rev. Daniel pointed out tha the choir was the senior membe of the church as there had al ways been a choir since the be- ginning of the church, but the Sunday School had only been in existence for about 150 years, Mr. Clem Christie, Sunday School superintendent for the past two years, thanked the teachers for their consistent help and co-operation' and he felt that arrangements would soon have to be made to enlarge the Sun- day School. facilities as the school membership was growing fast; they now had nearly 200 students enrolled with an average attend• ance of 80 percent. to particularly welcome he said. Mrs. E. Chipchase spoke brief - el ly on behalf of the Mission Band leaders. s- Mr. Jim McAllister, Clerk of the Session, thanked. the choir, h teachers and leaders for their Y services to the church. • Rev. Daniel said many kind words of praise to both choir t members, teachers and leaders r for their faithful services. He - also paid tribute to Mr. and Mrs, Harry Horton for their faithful. services to the church and said that members of the choir, Sun- day School and manse had paid them a visit on Tuesday evening and presented then, with a gift; and wished them bon voyage. Mr. Ron Mock thanked the members of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society and the Evening Auxiliary for the supper they had prepared. Mr. Sam Rennie, choir direc- tor, paid tribute to Mr, and Mrs, Harry Hortonfor their faithful services to the church as choir members, and expressed regret at their not being able to attend the banquet, but hoped they would enjoy their vacation in England, He expressed a hope hat from the large congregation n the church, more members would offer their services to the hair; male voices would be BROWNIES Brownies Working ' on their Golden Bar ,work were taught table setting by Tawny Owl, Mrs, R. Cook, at their meeting, Golden Hanel Brownies were shown how to wrap, tie and ad- dress a parcel for mailing by Brown Ow.t, Mrs. E. Rowe. Donna Wilkinson taught two singing games to the pack and has now cbmpleted all her Brownie work. Personal items Mr, and Mrs. George Hess are leaving on June 7. for Regina, Biggar, Sask., 'and Lloydminster, where they expect to spend three weeks visiting with rela- tives and attending the Jubilee at Biggar, Sask., from lune 8 to 14. June 12 is the ovation for the Pioneers from 1907 to 1919. Mrs. Mooney, of Kingsville, visited last week with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe lPlynn and Joyce. a Registeecl Seed Beans Second ?OP, No, 1 Registeto4 Sanil'ac and Michislite at '5 70 PER BUSHEL BAG All seed previously arderre will' bo at fhb% Moat pricer, At ' OLH KL"YI STCiti< ARE LIMlTEDI Cok 1rcs Millin PhiriO CO, l tt, I�i;antxall Former pastor at anniversary Anniversary services will be held in Hensall United Church Sunday, June 7, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Guest minister for both services will be a former pastor, Rev. W. J, Rogers, of Erindale. Guest trumpet soloist at the evening service will be Mrs. Clare McBride of Zurich. Special music by the choir anda vocal duet will be sung by Mr. S. Rannie and Miss Mary Ann Ren- nie at the morning service. On TV Charlie MacNaughton AND OTHERS R I DAY MUNE. 5 ,3O PM. 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