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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-25, Page 8Page .:$ June 2S, 1959 Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Let contract for B of M The Toten Construction Co., London, has been awarded the contract for the new Bank of Montreal. Construction is due to start any day, Mr. 'Ken Christian, branch Manager, said he hopes to move into the new building by Christ- mas. It will be ultra -modern in all details. Contract price is believed to be around $50,000. The bank will be erected on the property formerly owned by the bowling club and used as a green for some 50 years. The property was turned over to the town two years ago when in- terest in lawn bowling died out. It was purchased by the bank last year, Church welcomes eighteen Sunday A communicant class prepared by the minister, Rev, Chas Da- niel, united with the church Fri- day evening at the preparatory service, and took their first com- munion Sunday morning at the United Church. William Thomas Shaddiek, Jack Albert Chipchase, Elaine Marjorie Keys, Sharron Lee Skid- more, Herbert Bruce Horton, Dennis Ronald Mock, David Ste- phen George Kyle, Harold Fred Jaques, Marlene Olive Jaques. Bill Samuel Wesley Jaques, Mar- lene Grace Dignan, Ruth Ann Traquair. Donna Louise Jones, Howard Doug Rannie, Raymond Kenneth McLean joined on pro- fession of faith and Miss Ruth Soldan, Mrs. Ian McAllister and Mrs. Roy Brock by letter, BINGO Legion bingo winners on Sat- urday were: Mrs, C. Wilkinson; Miss Pearl Tideswell, Clinton; Mrs. Fleischauer, Robert Smale, Miss Carol Brown, Mr. L. John- ston, Mrs. W. Caldwell, Mrs. H. Caldwell, Bill Parker, Mrs. W. Caldwell, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Fleischauer, Frank Harburn. Share the Wealth, Mrs. T. C. Coates, Door prize, $5.00, Roy Kenney, Crediton, Jackpot Saturday will be worth $100 in 57 calls. ENTERTAIN CHOIR Mrs. R. J. Cameron and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren were joint host- esses at Mrs. Cameron's home Thursday evening to entertain the choir of Carmel Church, their husbands and wives. Mrs. McLaren conducted a period of contests for which there were several winners, after which a bwi`et luncheon was served. Recreational activities for chil- dren of different ages will start Monday, June 29 including swim J. ming, basketball, crafts, volley- ' ball and softball, Recreational activities will be from 9 to 12. i . Recreational .director ;1, R. "Scottie" Hunte will be assisted by leaders, Miss Jean Noakes 1, and Miss Pat Rowe, who are j taking an instructor's course in • t playground activities at Gode- rich June 22 to 27. NEW PUBLISHER—Don Spear- man, formerly of the Dresden News, has established a printing. office in Hensall and takes over publication of The Hensall Ob- server next week. Associated with him will be Mrs. Ernest Davis, Hensall, news editor, and Dargan Burns, of the Dresden area, in charge of the plant. WMS hear • missionary The Womans Missionary So- ciety of Carmel Presbyterian Miss Wendy Moir was in charge Church at its 69th anniversary of the guest book. party held in the church school- House decorations were in room Monday evening had as schemes of pink and white and guest speaker, Rev. James E. the tea table centered with roses, Duncan of London, Canadian re- orange blossoms a n d viola, presentative of Dr. Graham's flanked with pink and white ta- home at Kalimpong, West Ben- pers. gal, India, Miss Nancy Kyle and Miss He - This is an interdenominational len Hendrick served lunch and missionary project in caring for Mrs, Dave Kyle poured tea. over 500 deprived Anglo Indian In charge of the bride's trous- children from all ages who are sear were Mrs. E. Chipchase; given a home until ready to go Miss Joyce McEwan, London; out into the world. Mr, Duncan' Miss Gladys Moir. showed colored movies on his Personal items work around these homes, The Mrs. James Morris and Jamie parents were missionaries speaker was born in India and of Goderich, spent Wednesday his there for 56 years. He was intro- 1 with Mr. and Airs. Ernie Chip- duced by Mrs. Percy Campbell' chase and family. and thanked by Mrs. R. Y. Mc -I Mr. James Sangster who un - Laren. derwent an appendix operation in Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, who' Clinton Hospital last week re - presided, extended a welcome to turned home on Sunday. the members and special guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton, the Womans Missionary Society Jane and Bruce spent the week - front Bay fie 1 d Presbyterian end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Church, Hensall United, WA of Vickers and family of Newmar- St. Paul's Anglican, Arnold Cir- ket, Bruce remained there for cle and Home Helpers of Car-. two weeks. mel Church. Mrs. Grace Harpole is leaving Theme of the devotional was this week by plane for Ottawa • "Missions, the unfinished task" where she will visit with her son - taken by Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Harvey Hyde and Mrs. A. Hog- Mrs Doug Peacockandfamily. INDUCT MINISTER Rev. Currie Winlaw, BA, BD, of Wawa (Jamestown) Ontario, who will succeed Rev. Chas. D. !Daniel as minister of the United Church, will be inducted on Fri- • day, July 3, Rev. Hugh Wilson of :Thames Road, and Rev. A. E. I Holley, Grand. Bend, will be the !inducting officers, • !� Display trousseau of Saturday bride Mrs. W. C. Soldan entertained on Saturday, June 20 for her daughter Ruth, bride -elect of June whose marriage to John place at Hensall United Church Saturday June 27. The fifty guests were received Hendrick, of Exeter, will take by Mrs. Soldan and Ruth, and Rebekah lodge plans activities Airs. Inez McEwen, 1 :G., pre- sided for the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge No. :349 on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Laird Jacobi, treasurer, gave the financial report. The report from the P.D.P., Mrs. Wi.11iaxu Chambers, of the Rebekah As- sembly of Ontario, on her year's. work was also read. it was a detailed report. Arrangements were made for the tOOF and Rebekah picnic .to. be held at the Hensall Park, July 9. Mrs, E. Chipchase, Mrs, E. Shaddiek and Mrs. Ross Ri- chardson were appointed on the sports committee for the picnic, Arrangements were also made for the inaugural meeting to be held in the Hensall Lodge on June 24 at 8 p,m. Nominations Lr the officers for the fall term were as follows: Noble Grand, , Mrs. Glenn Bell; Vice Grand, Mrs. E. Chipchase; recording secretary, Miss Mabelle White- man; financial secretary, Mrs, Clarence Voll a n d; treasurer, Mrs. Laird Jacobi. ' A social hour was spent fol- lowing the meeting, CORRECTION PLEASE The name of Gerry Drysdale. was inadvertently omitted from last week's list of sucessful can- didates in the .St. John's Ambu- lance first aid class in Hensall, BROWNIES AT REVEL The 1st Hensall Brownie Pack attended the Brownie. Revel at Exeter Scout Hall on Saturday. There were Brownies from Zurich a n d Exeter present. Games and songs were part of the program. All packs joined together for lunch, FAMILY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Art Thomspson held a family picnic on their spa- cious lawns on Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cameron of Moose Jaw, Sask. Mrs, Cameron, the former Audrey Sheppard, is the daughter of Mr, 'Ben Shep- pard and sister of Mrs. Arthur Thompson. Personal items Mr. Geo. Follick, who recently underwent an operation in Clin- ton Public Hospital is much im- proved in health. Miss Greta Laramie is attend- ing the reunion of the Alumni As- sociation of the Ontario School for the Blind at Brantford. Mrs, Ruth Carter, Clinton, spent Wednesday with Mrs, Ca- therine Hedden and family. Mrs. James Westlake a n d daughters Gloria and Brenda of Trenton spent the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Westlake, while her husband, James Westlake of the RCAF Trenton was writing exams on the C.F. 100 at North Bay. James passed second highest in his class. Mrs. Lorne Kay and daughters Nancy and Bonnie of. London were recent visitors with Mrs. Kay's mother, Mrs. Mary Tay- lor. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker, at St. Petersburg, 'Florida, are with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and family, London, spent the weekend with the latter's mother, f it Mrs. W. B. Cross. garth. A vocal duett by Mrs. Wil- liam Brown and Mrs. Harold Bell, with Miss Carol Brown at the piano and Mrs. Robert Madge was given. Mrs. Sam Dougall, Mrs. J. W. • Bonthron and Mrs. George Vais, formed the reception committee. 1 Congregation fetes departing minister Presentation of a chesterfield s suite, twin desk set, and lazy boy chair, were made to Rev. Chas, D. Daniel and Mrs. Daniell by the congregations of Hensall United and Chiselhurst churches at a farewell gathering at the United Church Thursday eve- ning. An address to Mr, and Mrs. Daniel was read by Jim Taylor and presentations made by Joe Ferguson, Mrs. Daniel was pre- sented a corsage by Mrs. Dave Kyle. Mr. Daniel in expressing appreciation for the gifts stated that he would carry with him happy memories of his ministry in Hensall and left a challenge for the young people to carry on the traditions of their fathers, Mrs. Daniel who spoke briefly invited members of the congre- gation to visit them at their home in Ingersoll. 11,V. Daniel who has been in the ministry 44 years and who has' served bothcongregations for the past four years is retiring to Ingersoll, P. L. McNaughton, chairman. of the board of Stewards was chairman, and gave the chair - mans address. Steve Kyle read scripture passages and Rev. Da- niel offered prayer. A program was enjoyed con- sisting of a vocal duett by Mrs. Pearl Passinore and Mrs. Wil- liam Fuss; vocal solos by Eric Ross of Chiselhurst, and Mrs, Carl Payne with accompanists, Miss Greta Lammie and Mrs. A. Ross and a reading by Miss M. Ellis. Walter Spencer extended courtesy remarks to the Evening Auxiliary for the refreshments. Recreation activities Ely J. R. "SCOTTY" HUME a.m. The activities will be held Recreation Director Last week I wrote through the medium of this paper something I thought the town shouldknow about its people, and its sup- port, I meant no reflection on anyone but since that time I have hadseveral remarks made to me, some in favor, and some not so favorable. I am wonder- ing if the truth slightly hurts. I have been given to under- stand that the town people like to keep the business in town, and keepsticking together ,in all activities. I hope this same feeling materializes this winter in all the arena activities. I feel like our Good Lordfelt when they crucified him, and spat at him, and rejected him. That's the way it has been since last week's letter. He could not please everybody when he was on earth, so I guess there is no sense in trying rnyself. Let's all pull together and not against one another. This week the recreation com- mittee is sending two girls to Goderich to camp from June 20 to 27, to help with the playground activities which I am hoping to start on June 30, which will be registration day starting at 9 every day from 9 to 12 a,m. ex- cept Saturday and Sunday, Last Saturday our minor base- ball team had a game with Clin- ton which they won 11 to 1, Con- gratulations boys. Also our pee wee team, which played last. Monday, won. Congratulations to them also. I noticed a better supporting cast at the games, let's keep it up folks. I know the spirit of Hensall is here, evenif it has lacked support in the past years. Let's put Hensall back onthe map with softball games and baseball games and other acti- vities. The pee wee team has been asked to enter the pee wee tour- nament in St. Thomas on July 1. If anyone is interested in taking some of these boys to St. Tho- mas on July 1 kindly get in touch with me at the arena or at 247W. We need four cars, I think it's an honour to have been asked to participate in this tournament, so let's get behind the boys, and send thein, When the hockey starts this fall, we will have the dressing room floors covered with can- vas to protect the players' skates. COMPLETE FIRST AID COURSE These Hersail and district people completed the St. Johns Ambulance Corps first Rid course 'Wednesday night. Front row, from left, ;ire Mrs, Elsa Fiford, Mrs, Jean Smith, Mrs, Minnie Noakes, Mrs. Marjorie Beierling, Mrst Greta tavendelr, Mrs ,Ty Pink' Miss Jeal; Taylor; entre row, 'Walliarlt Itooseboe nr Baby Band members erform at UC p,�rty "llensalt United Church lovely o. white with aprofusion f aed .and l u � 1 peonies and .orange blossoms was the setting on Frida.' .afternoon, for the annual Baby Band party, when the Womans Missionary Society entertained the mothers a n d babies. President Mrs. George Armstrong who presided. extended a welcome. Recitations were given by Bren- da Noakes and Catherine Ann Christie,. and a piano solo by Jimmy Traquair. Baby Band supeHntendent, Mrs. W. Dining, told the story of "Jesus and the Little Chil- dren," and offered prayer. In R. graduaticn ceremony fif- teen members of the Baby Band Ubag shirray, Jerry Drysdale, Boger ',Veneer, Bill Taylor, John Baker, Pill Pink, Ernest Davis, Eric Mansfield, Roy Pepper; back row,. Tennis Eere ids, 'Wiebe Eerends, Harry Van Bergen, Al 'lloggarth, Rlaas Van 'Wielr'en, Clare Mag• gee, Clinton, the Instructor,• graduated into the Mission. Band, rthe through gates en - 1 twined with ivy and colored pee - Ames, ,with. Ann Mickle, .Suzanne Ronnie and Nancy Kyle singing the graduation song, as they Passed through unto the plat- form where Airs. Ron Mock wet - cored thein into the Mission Band, and. Mrs. Dining presented them with diplomas. The graduation class were Pau- line Allan, John David Blackwell, Wayne Corbett, Beverly Cornell, Catherine Ann • Christie, Cathe- rine Fuss, Julie Ann ileal, Keith Harburn, Nancy Traquair, Don- na Snaith. Mrs. .Grace Harpole accompanied at.the piano for the ceremony, Mrs. C. D. Daniel and Mrs, Ken Bider were in charge of the presentation of mite boxes, which realized •-•$4173. Rev. Chas Daniel spoke brief- ly and pronounced the benedic- tion, after which refreshments were .served. RA by 13 a n d •Superintendent, Mrs. Dining was assisted by Mrs. Grace Harpole, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell and Mrs. Blighton Ferg. Visiting leaders of the band, Mrs. Edison Forrest, Mrs, Ross For- rest, Mrs. Ken Elder, Mrs. E. Chipchase, Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. N. E. Cook,.forned the reception. committee, Mrs. W. B. Cross, and Miss M. Ellls .were in charge of the registrations, Mrs. T. J. Sher- ritt was the pianist, Personal items Miss Gwen Chapman, and Miss Mary Ann Rannie have Accepted positions with the accounting -de- partme.nt at the Bell Telephone, London, and commence their new positions on July 6. Donate $625 to arena project At the meeting .of the i?ark Board at the Memorial Arena chaired by Don Joynt, reprc• sentatives of the various a- . � i.es 5 ntca}taonsof the 'town were pres .to give their answers to ap' peals for, .donations to improve. facilities at the arena. Kinsmen donated. $100 and hope. to give .$100 in the fall; Kinettes, $100; Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, $100, and $x00 in the fail; Legion, $100; Wo.men's institute, -$25.00,Personal items John Anderson, Tied Cross Water .Safety Committer repre- sentative for this district, dis- tributed pamphlets ,and literature on water safety to the children at the public seheol Thursday. 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