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Mrs. Maude Hadden, Phone $
.Mraf Archie MacGregor, Phone $6i
Friends shower
Saturday bride
A number of relatives from
Hensall, ,iiippen, Cromarty and
Eaeter were entertained at the .
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert'
Johns, Elimvitle on Thursday
evening in honor of their daugh-
ter Miss Grace Johns of London,
bride -elect ,of this week.
Court whist was played with
the prize winners being Mrs. Jim
Hyde, Hensall; Mrs, A. Ryckman,l
Exeter; Mrs. Lorne McNaugh
ton, Cromarty; Mrs. Skinner,
Edimville,
Gwen Hendrick of .Kippen gave
a reading and Mrs. Marion Bell,
Hensall read the address while
Lynda Bell and Larry .Johns pre-
sented miscellaneous gifts in a
decorated wagon.
RECREATION
ACTIVITIES
Ey J. it, "Scotty" HUMS
Recreational Director .
to take some children kindly le
me know.
Next week the buzzing season
will start. Monday will be hobb
day — any child who has a hobby
may bring it to the arena to b
judged,
Tuesday will be decoration da
for all: bicycles, wagons, dot
buggies etc. Wednesday will b
the field day, the races, game
etc. Prizes will be awarded.
Baseball games are more ex
citing than ever as teams near
the finals. So let's encourage the
'boys to win their last games by
attending the games.
If anyone has a three -speed re
cord player which he would like
to donate to' the arena for fall
and winter, skating, it would be
appreciated. Also needed are
some popular records, if you
have any kindly call 247-W.
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Mrs. Cliff Kenney and daugh-
e ter Doreen and Mrs. Donglas
Brintnell were hostesses for a
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Joyce Faber of Hensall.
Mrs. Douglas Brintnell read an
address after which Miss Doreen
Kenney and Miss Lynda Stires
- presented the guest of honor with
a decorated basket of gifts, Miss
Kenney conducted a number of
games.
Presbyterian church notes
Large congregations attended
services in Carmel Church Sun-
day morning. Mr. G. C, Vais
chose for his theme "The Cross
That Inepir.es." Mrs. William
Brown was soloist.
Friday evening the Young •'Peo-
ple are holding,a wiener roast at
the beach north of Drysdale.
Personal items
Mrs. Ann Hopkins of Hillsdale,
Ill., is holidaying with her sis-
ter, Mrs. H. McMurtrie.
Mr. and Mrs, .1. C. Cochrane
of Seaforth were recent visitors
with relatives here.
Bob and Ann Mickle spent a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Mickle and family
at Sauble Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Joynt, John
and Pat, are spending 10 days
vacationing at their cottage at
Manitoulin.
Miss Irma leipfer of Toronto,
spent the weekend at her hone.
Recreation activities are be
ginning to get high stride as i
nears the end of its schedule
Two more weeks and it will b
ever again for another year.
Interest is quite high. Las
week we took over 74 children t
Seaforth for swimming. The boy
and girls on the basketball, vol
leyball and softball teams ar
working hard to bring thei
points up in these games.
Thanks again to those wh
Loaned their cars to go to Sea
forthlast week. We will nee
about the same amount of cars
again this week. If you can help,
Many mourn
T. Ct Coates
The funeral of the late Thoma
C. Coates, whose sudden deal
took place in Hensall on Satur
day was held Monday afternoon
from the Bonthron funeral cha-
pel, Hensall, with Rev. Currie
Winlaw and Rev. Chas. D. Da-
niel, officiating. Interment was
in the Exeter cemetery. •
A large number of friends from
Hensall, Exeter and Usborne, as
well as a number of relatives
from other places were present;
to pay their last respects.
Mr. Coates passed away sud
denly during the early hours of
Saturday morning. He was in his
63rd year.
'McArthur family
picnics at Exeter
Sixty members of the McAr-
s thur clan attended the annual
h picnic at Riverview Park, Exe-
Deceased was born in Usbotne
Township, son of the late Rich-
ard and Alma Coates, He at-
tended school at Eden and the
Exeter high school. He was
united in marriage thirty-six
years ago to Elva "larvey, of
Usborne.
Following their marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Coates lived in. St. Tho-
mas for a year and then returned
to Exeter where, for a number
of years, he operated the Exe-
ter Motor Sales garage. Ten
years ago he moved to .Hensall
where he took over the Hensall
Motor Sales garage.
In fraternal societies he was
affiliated with. Lebanon Forest
Lodge 133 AF & AM Exeter, and
Independent Order of OddfelIows,
Exeter. He was also a member
of Hensall Chamber of Com-
mrce and member of Hensall
United Church.
Surviving besides his wife are
one daughter (Elaine) Mrs. Bill
Taylor of Germany who is due
to sail home July 29 with her
husband andthree. children; one
brother, Frank Coates, Exeter.
The bearers were. Milton Lav-
ery, Harry Horton, .'tack Coates,
Harry Coates, Whitney Coates
and Maurice Coates.
Shower bride
Mr. and Mrs. E. Chipchase,
Jack, Billy and Arleen, left on
Saturday by motor for a two
week's holiday in Calgary, Al-
berta.
Bill Shaddick left Saturday
with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Ab. Shaddick, and his
cousin, Gerald Shaddick of Clin-
ton, for Sauble Beach, for a
week's vacation.
Mr. and. Mrs. C. Christie and
daughter are on vacation.
The staff and employees of
General Coach Works of Canada.
g4.o on. vacation this Friday, July
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer of
Hensall, Sgt. John Beer, Mrs.
Beer, David and Johnny of
Springfield, left on Saturday for
a week's fishing trip at John-
son's Harbour, in the Bruce
Peninsula,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reid and
family, of Owen Sound, spent a
few days with. Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Snell.
Mrs. Alex Shorthouse and fam-
ily, Mrs. Grant Bisback and
family, are spending a week
vacationing at Turnbull's.
Mrs. Jack Horton and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Day, flew down
from bodsland, Sask., and are
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Paterson. They
are also visiting Mrs. Horton's
Mother, Mrs. lleien .Dalrymple,
Clinton, who is 92 years of age.
R. E. Keys and Barry, Burl -r
ingten, and Mrs. A. E, . 1{eye,
:Exeter, were Saturday guest$
with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Mc
Ewan,
The United Church WMS
served luntH in the church
schoolroom. Monday afternoon le
the mourners attending the fun-
eral of the late Mr, Coates.
Members of the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary motored to Blyth Wed -
i esdaae evening where they were
entertained by the Blyth Auxt1-
iary.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson,
Ireland, are visiting with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Trevor Wilson and little
Son. "Chet' sailed from Ireland oh
the SS Entpress of France, ar.-
riving in Montreal a week ago.
'they expect to return home
sometime in August.
P. T. Smale, Wainwright, Al -
Berta, arrived in `Hensall Monday
to visit his sister and 'brother -in-
law, Mr. and Mfrs, W, R:. Stepllen-
eon, and other relatives,
Miss Linda 1vIOwler, l',ohdolt,
vaeatibi h g *with her aunt and
untie, Mr, and Mrs, l:, lZ. Ila...
Mr, and Mit. Rees Pinks and
Gail visited oven the weekend
with relatives in SL Thomas.
Mr. and .Mts, Allan keys and
family of Ottawa Were weekend
visitors with Mr, and M'ta. Har-
t'ey Heys and family,
Mr P. j(. Sinal of Wainwright,
Alfa is visiting' his Meter acid
brother itl Yate, Mr, Alia Meet.
W, R. Steph.etiaeti,
FREE
CAR
WASH
WITH THE PURCHASE OF
1S WORTH OF GAS., OIL
OR GREASE JOBS ETC.
Coupon given with
each $1 purchase
Johnston's
FINA
SERVICE
No. 4 Hwy.
Hensel!
ter, recently. Mr. and Mrs, Don
Rigby and Donna of Blenheim
were in 'charge of the sports.
Members were present from
Owen Sound, Searboro, Niagara
Fails, Ont., Ingersoll, Thames -
ford, Blenheim, London, Hen -
salt, Zurich and Exeter.
The 1960 reunion will be held
the second Sunday in July rt
Riverview Park, Exeter. Pre,,i-
dent is 13111 Manzer; secretary,
Donna Rigby; sports committee,
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Ball; table
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bell.
HENSALA. CHILDREN ENJOY SWIMMING—Probably
the most popular feature of
Hensall's playground program is the swimming Iesson every Friday. This year the
children .are using facilities at the pool in Seaforth. Part of the crowd which attend'
ed last week is shown with Recreation Director "Scotty" Hume in the water. Parents
provide transportation in their own .cars, ---Phillips photo
Personal
Mrs. Wilmer Adkins who suf-
fered a fractured pelvis in an ac-
cident nn 4 and 84 highway last.
Tuesday when her car was in
collision with a transport is doing
nicely in South Huron Hospital,
• Exeter, but will have to remain
in the hospital from six weeks to
two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel of Inger-
soll, spent the weekend at the
manse with their daughter and
son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Cur-
rie Winlaw.
A second group of the pupils
of Miss Greta Lammie will pre
sent the :Kiddies studio party
program over CKNX, next Sat-
urday morning at 11 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and:
Charles spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Mickle at their
cottage at Saubl.e Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Graham, Miss.
-Iannet and Johnny of Southwald'
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and , :Mss Anne Foglton of Lon-
don were Sunday visitors with
Misses Aniy and Greta Lammie,
Mrs. J. L. McCloy, Cathy, .Tim
my and Christine, Mrs, Margaret
White. Sandra and Patricia of
Toronto are spending a week at!
the Hesshaven cottage at the Pi-+
nery, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vanstone;
of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Ed-!
gar Smith of Guelph were recent
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John
Jarrett.
Mrs. Gertrude Powell, of Exe-
ter, was a guest on Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hess.
Mr. Asa Deeves, who is em-
ployed with the CNR Section
here, left this week for Vancou-j
ver to spend three weeks, with.
his aunt and uncle.
Mr. Bill Shaddick is holidaying'
with relatives at Sauble Beach.;
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TAKE NOTICE that a Petition, signed by
the Electors of the County of Huron, being per-
sons qualified and competent to vote at an elec-
tion of a member of the House of Commons, in
the said County of Huron, addressed to the
Secretary of State of Canada, to the effect that
such Petitioners desire that a vote of all Electors
of the said County of Huron be taken for and
against the revocation of the Order -in -Council,
which brought into force and effect Part II of
The Canada Temperance Act in the said County
of Huron, will be deposited with the Registrar
of Deeds for the said County of Huron, on the
13th day of August, 1959, and further take notice
that such Petition will remain in the Registry
Office for public examination for a period of ten
days after the• aforesaid date, before being .sub-
mitted to the Secretary of State of Canada.
DATED at Goderich, in the County of
Huron, this 18th day of July, 1959.
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