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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-16, Page 5Parte S July 16, 1959 Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 R Lodge enios 7 annual picnic The Hensall I.n.O.F. and Am- ber Rebekah Lodge members held their annual picnic at 1-ien- ial Park on Thur-.' oau day evening. A picnic supper: vas enjoyed in the arena. The prize for the oldest per San attending was won by :Mrs. Edna Cnrhett, t h e youngest baby attending, Dmi ;las Bci.l. sin of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell.' Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson won the bedspread. which was made and donated by Mrs. Dinsdale Sports followed ennducted by Messrs. Fd Corbett. Jim Taylor, Percy Campbell, Ross Corbett and Bill Cnleman. Winners of races were: Boys and Girls under five, , Jean Elizabeth Cole; girls under eight. Gwen Hendrick, Arlene Chipchase and Heather Hope; girls, 12 and under. Donna Ri- chardson. Gail Richardson, Ar-: lene Chipchase; boys. Dnu , Mac- Beath, Bill Chipchase and A Kyle (tied) girls', 15 and under,: Donna Richardson, Gwen Hen- drick, Gail Richardson; boy's. Jack Chipchase. Dennis Mock• Len Wilkinson; young men, Uri- an Christian; married men. Ger-, ald Be11. Ladies kick the slipper. Mrs. William Coleman: wheelbarrow race, boys under 15, Jack Chip - chase and Dennis Mock; wheel- barrow race, over 15, Bob Mic- kle and. Brian Christian; three legged race. Jack Chipchase and . Dennis Mock; stepping off 54 yards and a peanut scramble followed. Elsevier bride -elect Mrs. Orval Beaver entertained at her home Tuesday evening 'in honor of Miss Joyce Faber, bride -elect. Twenty-nine neigh- ' bors assembled at the home and showered her with lovely gifts. Mrs. Carl. Payne contributed a •humorous reading, and a quartette composed of Mrs. H. McEwen, Mrs. A. W. Shirray. Mrs. L. Chapman and Mrs. C. Payne sang a humorous number. Wedding bells and decorations in pink and white decorated the home. Mrs. Alex Munn read the ad- dress, and Miss Mary Payne presented the gifts to the bride - elect. Mrs. Munn directed contests. Sugar and Spice Hensall Guides ' Legion a ,t _... +r ll attend lake camp Bonnie Foster. Ann Lawrence, Marcia Little, Susanne Rannie, Cathy Scone, Diane Reid, Sha- ron Skidmore, Linda Noakes, Mary Payne, and Patsy Schwalm. of the 1st Hensall Guide Company accompanied by Mrs. T. Lavender, left Wednes- day, July 15 In spend ten days camping at the Guides ('amp at Keewaydin, north of Gnderich. Loci pupils on TV show The Kiddies Sturhn'Party Prn grana presented Saturday. July 11 at 11 a.nt. on CKNX Broad- casting Station by the pupils of Miss Greta Lammie 'from Hen- sall and _district was listened to with much pleasure. The program included a piane trio, by Barbara, Patsy and Charles Schwalm; piano sole,: by Lynn. Faber, Joyce Marion Porter .and Marlene Iii.;•' nan; song by Michael Davis, re- citation by John Jnynt; song he - Susanne Ronnie, with lean Lam- mie at the piano; piano duvet by cLouise Jones :and Katherine' Roszel Scherzo movement of Toy .Symphony hu Gurlitt. night- ingales Bonnie Foster and Joyce ,attracts 75 Flynn: cuckoos, Marcia. Little and Susanne Ronnie; hells, ('h.' - Jewitt's. Grove, B a y ee e 1 d, 1,71. Little and Linda ,lane Kio. ed an ideal setting for the fer; sandblocks, Danny Kipfcr:• proved ,picnic of the Hensall Le- castonetts, Barbara Schwalm; Bion and Ladies Auxiliary and triangle, Patsy Schwalm, drum.: their families, with seventy five Jean Laramie, violins. Wayne attending, held on Sunday, July Payne and Eric Campbell; piano 12. Anne Mickle, off directed Mrs. Cornelius Faber. Mrs. SEt. were run f i . Don Joint Orville .lanes f;or- by Mrs. Howard Smale', Mrs.W. ma e, don ,Schwalm, and Elgin Porter. Eon Cameron and Doe Came., donated their cars to drive the Present{ Eldest lady present: was Mrs. children to Wingham. ift.s t0 members anti, Mrs. George Sawyer and The usual large attendance was on hand at the I ions Park Sea - E. Luxton; eldest. man, E. R. Shaddick; largest family, :Mr., Smillie reunion • Presentations were the high- light of a joint get-together of Hensall Kinsmen and Kinettes at the farm home of Jack Deitz on Thursday evening. Jack Hamilton who is leaving for Toronto to accept a position with a finance firm, and Clay Austin. bulletin editor for the Club, who has been transferred to the Bank of Montreal, Delhi, were presented with gold cuff links, presentations being made by Harold Knight, president of the club. A plaque was pre- sented to William Mickle in re- cognition of his year as Deputy Governor of Zone D of District No. 1, Ross Jinks doing the honors. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Hamil- ton were presented with gifts by Mrs. Jack Drysdale, president of the Kinettes. A smorgasbord luncheon was served by the Kinettes. RECREATION ACTIVITIES Ry J. R. "Scotty" HOME Recreational Director Susie \ anstone, augi er o r. and Mrs. R. Vanstone, .forth, Saturday for the renninRaces, tinder o, girls, • Shii ley of the Smillie clan. Members re- I •Seale, Pauline Allan; boys, Bil. gistered. from Toronto, Niagara ly Cameron, .1 o e Vanstone; Falls, Brantford, Simone, Kines- ' girls, 8-10, Betty Cameron, :lane • ville, Detroit, Hamilton, Alvin- '. Sawvei , Margaretr aret Allan; boys, stonandHyde Park. John Skea, Lenny Seale, Ken- A program of sports was con- neth Havens; 8-12, girls, Betty vened by Mary Geiger. and Bill Cameron; Mary Sawyer, Chris- Howe, assisted by Kay Elder. tine Cameron; boys, Danny Ca- Judges of sports were \lrs Ren meron, Dave Smale,Kenn, }Smote; girls, 10 and over, .Ruth Seale, Carol frown, Evelyn ? Zimmer, boys, Donnie Kyle, Bil- ly Shaddick, Dave Seale. Girls three legged race, Ca - !rot Brown and Evelyn Zimmer; Ruth Smale and Anne Sawyer; ChristineCameron. and Betty Cameron; men and boys, Mr. D. f Haven and son Keith; Roy Smale and son David; girls, shoe scramble, Janie Sawyer, Betty Cameron, boys, Donald Kyle, Billy Shaddick, Otto Smale, la- dies kick the slipper, Mrs. G. Sawyer, Mrs. E. Shaddick; la- dies and mens three legged race. Doc Kyle and Mrs. W. J. Came- ron; Carol Brown and Bill Brown: ladies and mens orange race, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hav- ens. Bridal shower Smillie, Mrs, James Smillie and Fred Howe. P t' I Entertain friends at trousseau tea Mrs. jack Faber was hnsteee at a trousseau tea at her home in honor of her daughter. Joyce Ann, bride•eleet of this week. Mrs. Faber and her daughter received guests. assisted by Mrs. Eli Sims. Crediton, mother' of the groom -elect. In the afternoon. door att"n- dant was Miss Doreen Kenney. of ('rediton. Shoring the guests to the tea room was Mrs. Edward: Barrett, of New Jersey, and. Miss Loretta Bell, London. Lace fevered tea table eels centred with an arrangement of pink carnations and white hebv 'musts. off -set 'hy white tapers. Presiding at the tea table was the bride's grandmother, Mr William Hyde, Hensall, and the groom -elect's grandmnther. Rachel Sims, Exeter. ']ea ronin assistants were Miss Mai'ga.ret Hyde and Miss Mary Payne, llcnsall. Showing the bride's linens and blankets was Miss Marten Da'tars, Zurich. :Miss Patricia Rowe, Hensall, shoved the china and silverware, and Miss Ruth Jarrott. Hensall, and Mrs. Ger- ald Geiser, London, shoved the shower and wedding gifts. Other assistants were Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Mrs. Florence Joynt, Hensall, and Mrs. Mac Dougall, Exeter. In the •evoning, door attendant was Miss Judith Barrett, of New Jersey. Showing guests to the tea room was Mrs, Gordon Troyer, of Hensall. Toa was Poured by Miss Loretta hell, London, and Mrs. Edward Bat- rett, of New jersey, aunts of the bride. Assisting in the tea room, was Miss Dianne Faber, Kippen, and Miss Sandra Troyer, Hensall. Showing linens and blankets was Mrs. Ross Faber, Kippen. Miss Doreen Kenney, Crediton, N ansa i l !personal.. items Mr end Mrs. Harold Caldwell and Jamie. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith and family, are holiday- ing this week at Turnbull's. Mr. and Mrs. George Hess re- turned home on 'Friday front a 4.500 mile motor trip to the Canadian West, where they visited several Government and. Kinsmen parks, attended the Pioneer ,Centennial nn ,Tune 12 at the Biegar Golden jubilee, and enjoyed meeting many old friends. They also stet a num- ber of relatives at the Pettigrew , reunion at Lumsden; Sask., and. visited sisters and brothers of Mrs. Hess in Regina and district; also stayed two weeks at Lloyd- , minster with an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Esdet-. On. the return trip, they enjnvid .ferre's at Sault Ste. Marie. and also frnni South Bay Mouth to Tcberinory. A'Iembets of the Elder family gathered al the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger, of Zurich, on Sunday, July 12. Relatives attending were from lfamliton, Kingsville, London, Blyth and Hensall. The young folk spent the afternoon at the beach, while the older members relaxed and reminisced on the 'foram. ' A smorgasbord supper was served, Mrs. Alex Shnrthouse returned home Tuesday after spending two weeks in Vancouver. shoved the china and silvnr- ware, and Mrs. Emerson Cole- man, Seaforth, and Miss June McClinche.-, Varna, shoved the shower and wedding gifts, Other • assistants were Mrs. Connie Faber, Mrs. Harry .Faber, Mrs. Rochus Faberand Mrs. Bert nc B Faber. Miss Faber was guest of honor at se''cral showers given earlier by Mrs. C. Datars, Zurich; Mrs. Tom P'enhale, Bayfield; Mrs. Orval Beaver, Hensall, and. Mrs. C. Kenney, Crediton, Prize winners in aqua is spots i and games were: Steve Elder. Ronald Elliott, Wayne Peck. .lean Elder, Margie Geiger, Fred Elder, Ralph Geiger, Don- na Peck, Donna. Eatwell, Ruth Geiger, Don Geiger, Norma Gei- ger, Ken Elder, Diane Eatwell. Jim Statham, Fred. Howe, Har- old Elder, Lorne Elder, Doro- thy Elliott, Ivy Smillie, Elva Peck, Pearl Geiger, Helen Hove and Grace Peck. Lucky draw weht to Dorothy Elliott. After dinner, president Har- old Shepherd conducted a short business meeting when it was decided that the reunion for next year should he. held at the sante place. Delbert Geiger was elec- ted president. Greetings from the picnic were sent to Dr. Jen- nie Smilie Robertson of Toron- Complimenting Miss Janet El- to, who through illness was un - Since thep rinting of last week's liot Tube whose marriage of Clinton. brie to Brucede-elect of able to attend. activities, we have had a very Moir of Hensall will take place Boat motor stolen good response with the. attend -Saturday, July 25, Mrs. Jim Over the weekend, thieves stole ince being up at the playground. Hyde was hostess for a miscel- an outboard motor from a haat Last Friday afternoon we took laneous shower in her honor at owned Tay Herb Mousseau, who over 52 children to the swimming her home on Thursday evening operates a garage at Zurich. Mr. pool at Seaforth for their swim- when fifteen Hensel! girl friends and Mrs. Mousseau are vacation- ing at their summer cottage at by all. While the swimming A humorous address in the the Pinery and their boat was period is on Friday afternoons form of a skit with Miss Mar- anchored at the Pinery River. there are still recreation actio- garet Moir and Mrs. Murray ities Friday mornings as well. Baker taking the roles was read I would like to say "thank by Mrs. W. J. Cameron and a you" to those who loaned their second address was read by Miss cars as we may still need the Gladys Moir. Presentations were same amount this Friday again. made by Mrs, Grant McGregor I have also told some of the • and Mrs. Bob Caldwell. -- Continued from page 4 wduld be a dire blow to Texans to learn that they were number- ed among the middle-sized pro- vinces. 'But. think what fun it would be at a Provincial -Federal tax conference, with 59 pro- vinces rovinces demanding justice from Honest John, or whoever was Prime Minister. * * * Of course, if they were al- lowed in, the Anxericans would have to change their ,habits. No more walking into a drugstore and saying: "Gimme a fifth of bourbon." They'd have to line up like gond Canadians, consult the hieroglyphics, present their permits, and buy it from the government. with proper humid-, ity and gratitude for the privi- lege. * No moreof those easy di- vorces. They'd have to learn that in Canada. it doesn't mat ter if your husband is a drunk, a wife -beater, insane, or has deserted you. You still can't get: rid of him unless he's an adul- terer and you can prove it. • * * Mind you, I don't think we should just throw open the bor- der and let them come tramp- ling in here to wallow in our wealth and culture. That would spoil them, right oft the bat.' And besides, they wouldn't ap-I predate it if they got it for no-! thing. No. I'd charge them a nominal sum, ,say .2100 a head.1 That would retire Canada's na- tional debt. Of course we'd have! to take nn the IT S. national debt, but we'd immediately re pudiate it, and start off with clean state. * It mifiht, be a little hard nn the P.S. farmers whn are mak-; ing en meet money in sebsidies1 for not growing stuff that they've' retired. But we could relocate them in the muskeg• and put then to killing mosquitoes.. * S'• * Of eo,t'se, there'd he the ques- tion of where to put the millions who flocked north when they say the gates opened. Persona= ly, I'd hove it id the agreement that the first 50 million of them would be settled north of a tine ft'omidudsnn Bay due west to the Rockies. That would keep nut the carpet -baggers and open up the north. Arm we'd feels lot. eget ' with 50 million Yanks be tweeii us and the .Rttsskies, * t can :really see nn hitch in the plait. We use the sarrle tut - rents?. We both speak l;hash, though they'd have to ' liecolne bilitigtit 1, like us,and able to toss of azides iii F.renefi like; "Papa. dsf. erit°ore dans la Thai S&( dtt Chien.". * Arid' lust think, there would. be free (rade, and those things dearest t0 our hearts ----our tars, Dist, liquor And our smokes rtrotild be a lot eheapetc older boys and girls, 14 years of Color schemes of pink and age and over, that those who white formed an attractive set - want to have a basketball or vol- ting for the house, chair and leyball game and can't attend the traditional. umbrella. For recre- morning sessions may participate anon the bride's trousseau was in the afternoon from 1:30 to 4 played following with a period of p.m. They are all welcome to do bingo. so. These recreation activities are Personal items not only for the smaller children Mr. and Mrs. James A, Pater - but older ones as well. If your son, spent the weekend in De - child sleeps in and can't come to troit. • the arena by 9 a.m. — same time Mr. Rudy Petzke, who has as they would have to go to been a patient in Stratford Gen - school — if they report by 9:30,: eral Hospital, for the past num- they still will he marked present.. ber of weeks, having undergone I am quite sure there are more a major operation, came home than 125 boys and girls in Hen- on Thursday of 'last week and is sal!, so if they have not yet en- recuperating nicely. rolled they still may do so. Town-! Mr, and Mrs. Donald James ship children are welcome to par of London, were weekend guests ticipate in these activities. with the latter's parents, Mr. The baseball games will soon and Mrs. Orville Rapson. be over except the playoffs. At-' Miss Joan Hopkinson, of Lions tendance has improved so let's Head, is vacationing with her fill the ball park to overflowing, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. for the rest of the games. We E. Cook. should encourage the boys who; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Naimola are putting up a great fight tot and family, of Lincoln Park. stay on top. Mich., are spending two weeks Personal items vacationing at the Hesehaven Miss Lynn Nixon, of Seaforth. 6 cottage at the Pinery. is holidaying with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,' Glenn Nixon. Mr. and Mrs. Don Avory, of Sarnia, spent the weekend with i the tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn, and Joyce. Larry Ballantyne, of Thames Road, spent this week holiday- ing with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell, and Douglas. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. A..MacLaren of Gnderich were recent nisi tors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. ;McLaren. More Hensall News On Page 10 1 . 1 / r ,IIIIYI IIilfli11111Y11Y1f11,1Y111111111Y/t11i111111Y1,11111111I1 ,rlllflllY IIIIUI1f11111f011111111t111Y111111111/lllfillYY111Y111111111, 11111111Y11Illl ltlllllt11111P11111111111IIlIYUIlIIl11f1YIii11W/° 11111111111111nin,tl,nnunun,nlnumtinnlnn:111% CANADIAN PROPANE GAS ,t APPLIANCES GRATTON HQTSCN Phone 156 Grand Bend Notice To Desiroy Noxious Weeds Notice is hereby given f;o property owner's in urban and sub=divided areas to destroy sI.I iltxiouus weeds as often as necessary in each $eason, to pre- vent their going to seed. Also, that after July 22,, 1950, proceedings will be taken to destroy noxious weeds in accordance with the Weed Control Aot. W. R. bOUGAiaf.r Huron County Weed Inspector lltiiitlYiilil'i7iYiliYifnmiiYY�YSii�iri7Y�'nifVi�Yirrut�iiiiiPliir;lYilYiiPirriilYtYlYittiiY'failtVYn'1'l5"1VVtiYt1"i�itiYYrYYiYIYrYii`uu when sport skirts and slacks are SANITONE DRY CLEARED BY BRADY Ws real economy to have your smart sport togs Sani- tone dry cleaned regularly. We get them clean as new, restore their store -fresh drape and look. Perspira- tion and ground -in dirt disappear. Clothes retain the sparkling colors and trim lines that caught your eye when you bought them Try tis and. see. BRADY CLEANERS AND LAUNDE'rERL& LTD. Phone 106 Mr. H. D. Fold, owner ,of the Maitland Club, announces that 26 members of the ,club are will- ing and have signedto donate their blood at the Red Cross blood .clinie, to be held here Wednesday,, July 22. Miss. Jean Henderson was guest soloist at Carmel Church lass` Sunday morning, singing "The Stranger of Galilee." Mrs. Malcolm Dougall accompanied at the organ console. Mr. W. C. Snldan is erecting a fine new residence on Rich- mond North, 111r. and Mrs, John Baker have snowed into the home they recently purchased from Mrs. Janes W. Bonthron on Axford street. Mrs. Edith McMartin and Airs. .Margaret \'air of Bruce- field spent Thursday with their sister, Mrs. L, Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Tan Philpott and family of Rochester, N.Y., were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and fam- ily. Mr. and Mr's. Ed. Norminton and Ted are vacationing at Turn - hull's. Mrs, Harry Hoy, Michael and Billy, are visiting with relatives in List owe!. Thieves tried to lain entrance to Coates' Garage on Highway 4 south of the village during the early hours of Saturday morn- ing but failed in their bid, Chief of :Police E, R. Davis reported Saturday, Mrs. Lorne Chapmanand sons arid Mrs. Albert Shirray are camping at Ipperwash beach this week. Mr. and Mi's. Wilfred Fisher and .family spent the weekend at.i'lin, Flint, Mich. FO George Sangster of Hamil- ton and Mr. and Mrs. ,Tack Peebles and family of London were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Len Noakes and fam- ily, Miss Janie Sleuth is vacation-, ing with her grandparents, AM, and • Mrs. Smith. .of Marlettee Mk h Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fllwoo ' and family are vacationing fob three weeks. Mrs. Harry Fuss, tyf Zurich,,. has returned home after vacate.a tioning with reva,, Sisk., and otherlatiwesternesin centreBegins: '.t'he trip was made by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Art Pettigrew eee of Lincoln Park, Alieh., visited-' over the weekend with Mr. and"` .Mrs. :George Hess. Bruce Horton has returned after a three-week vacation spent with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and AofirsNewmarket,. Gordon 'Vickers and family' FRE CA 1 WAS See WITH THE PURCHASE 0!3 $15 WORTH OP DAs, OIL OR GREASE JOBS ETC, Coupon _given with each ii1 purchase Johnst ns ti FINA SERVICE No. 4 .wy. Hensall �,... E YO THE Is that you on the left ... still tired and worn out after a fitful night's sleep in a hot, muggy bedroom? Or is that you on the right ... a man who sleeps in air- conditioned comfort ... who knows that an electric room air -conditioner is the secret of cool, blissful slumber ... the .reason you wake refreshed and smiling? An electric air -conditioner will blend with any type of decor ... costs only a few cents a week to operate. You get more out of life when you get the most out of electricity. 15 yours • 4' to ORNI -4-1-044pittAtiz To freshen a refrigerator which has not been used for some time, wash out with baking soda in warm water. LIVE Et TTLR EL ECarn "CAL IN •