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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-02, Page 5P404 $ July 2, 1959 Hensall and district news -CORRESPONOENTS Mrs. .Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Dance ends club's year The Hensall Kinsmen held their last dinner meeting of the year at the Blue Water Motel Restaurantwhere they enter- tained their wives, Kinettes, and special guests, which were Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Baynham, Exe- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hay, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Beer, Miss Eleanor Venner, and Mr. Eric Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fink, Miss Lois McLellan and Ron Broderick of Hensall. Kinsman President Harold Knight was given a plaque in ap- preciation of his outstanding work during the past year, the presentation was made hy De- puty Governor Bill Mickle, An appropriate toast was made to the ladies by Ross Jinks, which was replied to by Bar- bara Auston. Dancing was enjoyed after the Meeting. The spot dances were won by Norma Coleman. and her partner, Lorne Hay, and Eliza- beth Charrette and her partner, Bob Baker, Personal items Mr. George Otterbein of Pres- ton visited ever the weekend with his father, Mr, William Ot- terbein. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Peters and Bonnie are spending a few days holidaying with daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Le Roy Peters. • 55 10 Hay • enjoys picnic 'Students at SS 10 Hay, their teacher, parents and friends, en- joYed their annual picnic under ideal weather conditions at Ri- verview Park, Exeter, on Friday. Eighty attended. Sports under the direction of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Elder and Mr. and Mrs, Alex Munn were a highlight of the picnic. The winners were: races 5 and under, Roddy Chapman, Sandra Munn; 7 to nine years, Freddie Elder, Margaret Rooseboom; 10 to 12 years, John Elder, Steve Elder; 13 years and over, Helen Was- son, Mary Wayne. Married womens race, Mrs. R. Ingram, Mrs, Lorne Chapman; wheelbarrow race, Barrie Mous- seau, and Steven Elder; sack race, Helen Wasson; ladies kick the slipper, Mrs. Ken Elder; men's leg show, Mr. Hugh Mc- Ewen; relay race, men's vs. women, with the men the win- ners; eating soda biscuits, and then whistle, Hein Rooseboom; passing the box, George Arm- strong. peanut scramble; gues- sing beans; Mrs. Rooseboom. Old pupils of No. 10 attending N'ere Neil Taylor and Sharon El- der. Friends attend silver wedding Guests attending the 25th wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scruton of Port Do- ver, the former Elva: Shaddick of Hensall, on Sunday, June 28, at their home were Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McNaughton and Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Corbett and Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hor- ton. Jane and Bruce; Mr. and Mrs. E. Shaddick and Bill; Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Cindy, and Ricky. The occasion was observed with a family dinner and supper which featured turkey with all the trimmings, and an anniver- sary cake. Mr. and Mrs. Scruton were the recipients of many lovely gifts. Personal items - Mrs. Margaret Evans and family of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mrs. Evans' par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Y. Mac - Laren. Mrs. Art O'Hara and son Pe- ter returned last week to their home in Belleville after holiday- ing with the former's mother, Mrs. Violet Schwalm and Rey. FREE CAR WASH WITH THE PURCHASE OF $15 WORTH OF GAS, OIL OR GREASE JOBS ETC. CompQr1 givqn With each $1 purchase johnstos:als PINA SERVICE No. 4 Hwy, Hartsell Pastor preaches farewell sermon Rev. Chas D. Daniel, minister of the United and Chiselhtirst churches for the past four years who is retiring to Ingersoll after 44 years in the ministry preached his farewell sermon on Sunday morning. A baptismal font, a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, was dedicated by the minister. Rev. and Mrs. Daniel left Mon- day for their summer cottage north of Goderich where they will spend the summer months. Their daughter and son-in-law, Rev, George Sneers and Mrs. Mrs. Speers and two sons, Danny and John, nf Saskatoon will ar- rive en Thursday, July 3 to spend part of the summer with thern. PS lets contract for supply house At a meeting of the Hensel' School Board Thursday evening :a contract for a supply building for the Public School to house the caretaker's supplies was awarded to Gooding Lumber Company of Parkhill. The build- ing of the 10x12 structure will start as soon as possible. Purchase home Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lenag- hen of Exeter have purchased the residence of the late Mrs. Annie Blatchford, on Richmond Street South. They have five children, Robert, 19, Douglas, 17, Danny, 12, Donald, 11, and Lin- da, 10. They hope to move in be- fore the end of the month. Personal items Two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Hensall, have passed with honors exami- nations of the Western Conser- vatory of Music, Sharon was sucessful in grade four har- mony tests and Carolyn received first class honors in grade two theory. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Charetie are having a ranch style home built on Richmond St. south and expect to move in by the end of July. It is being prefabricated by a London firm. • Local resident goes,to London Mrs. James W. Bonthron, resi- dent of Hensell for the past 45 years, will on July 8 take up residence on 328 Ridout St. South, London. Mrs, Bonthron moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Yungblut, from Au- burn to Hensall where her late father was a shoe merchant. A valued and active member of Carmel Presbyterian Church, a member and soloist of the choir for some years, 0.14 was a former president of the Wom- an's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid, and was associated with the welcome and welfare work of the church for 16 years. Personal items Miss Bernice Dilling of Sarnia is holidaying with .her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Wilbert Dining. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munn vi- sited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding, Debbie and Donnie in Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rowe and Pat attended the Rowe reunion near Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hildebrand, of Wheatley, spent Sunday with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and Carolyn. Mrs. Margaret Tye, of St. Thomas, is visiting with hex daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. J. R. "Scottie" Hume and family. Baby dies in bed from suffocation Seven months old Bryan Ilis- back, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bisback, was found dead in his home shortly after 4 pan. on Fri- day afternoon. Dr. J. C. Goddard said death was from asphyxia tion due to inhalation of vomit. The mother put the baby to bed earlier in the afternoon. Checking later she found him dead and ran with him across the road to the home of Mrs. Ca- therine Redden, and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Alex 'Shorthoese, called the doctor. Dr. Goddard, coroner, said •-• there would not be an inquest. Hensall lady new officer Mrs. William Chambers, dis- trict deputy president of District •,?3 of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario. IOOF, presided at the in - .augural meeting in Amber Rebe- kah Lodge Hall last Wednesday evening, Representatives were present from Goderich, Brussels, Sea - forth, Hensall, Clinton and Exe- ter lodges, Mrs. Chambers gave a detailed report of her year's work in Dis- trict 23, By-laws were read by the secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Stewart Dick. Mrs. Chambers, assisted by distrist deputy marshal, Mrs., H. Beavers, Exeter, presented Mrs. H. Parker, Hensall for installa- tion as DDP for the incoming term. DDP Mrs. Parker pre- sented PDDP Mrs. Chambers with her jewel. Mrs. 'William Caldwell was ap- pointed secretary -treasurer. Mrs. Parker spoke briefly thanking the lodges for the honor she has received, A short program followed in - eluding a reading by Miss M. El - Us, a vocal solo hy Mrs. Milani Brown accompanied by Mrs, Wil- liam Fuss, a duet by Mrs. Hugh Mawan and Mrs, William Fuss accompanied by Mrs. William Brown. Refreshments were served by Noble Grand Mrs. Inez McEwan and her officers. PS students d r , tour eatortn Grade 5 and 6 pupils, and some of their mothers were guests of their teacher, Mrs. Wallace Haugh, on a trip to Sea - forth, on Thursday afternoon. They visited the creamery, Bos - hart Furniture Factory, Huron Expositor, Skip -Along -Shoe Fac- tory, and Dr. McMaster's rose garden. They then returned to Mrs. Haugh's farm near Bruce7 field, and were shown a fine coi- lection of 35 guns by the proud owner, Allan Haugh. The girls were delighted with the display of over 50 pepper and • salt shakers collected by S u a n e Haugh. Mrs. Haugh gave awards to the children for various accom- plishments. Lunch was served. The children are to write an essay on their trip. Personal items Dr, William T. Joynt of Lon- don was a weekend visitor with his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters and Bonnie are holidaying with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Peters in Pem- brooke. • Mr. Clay Auston has been pro- moted to assistant accountant at the Bank of Montreal at Delhi, He will be moving shortly. Union services start in Carmel Union services are being held in the Carmel Presbyterian and United churches for the summer', months. Both the church school and congregation of the United church will join with the Presby- terian congregation f or the month of July and the first Sun- day in August and both congrega- tions will worship together in the United Church for August and first Sunday in September. On Friday evening, July 3 Bev. Currie Winlaw BA BD, will be inducted as minister of Hen - sail United church. Surviving besides the parents 1 are four brothers, Jimmy, Pe- ter, Allan, and Kevin. Bonthron funeral directors were in charge- of funeral ar- rangements. Graveside rites were held Sun- day. conducted by Dr. A. Semple of Egmondville United Church. Burial was made in Egmond- vine cemetery. Canvass village for blood donors The Legion Ladies Auxiliary, wilt canvassthe village on Tues- day evening July 7, for blood donors. If anyone is willing to give blood at the Blood Clinic at the Legion Hall on Wednesday. July 22 he or she will be asked to sign a card. RECREATION ACTIVITIES By J. R. (SCOTTY) HUME The recreation activities for the next five weeks will take place in the arena and park on Monday. July 6 at 9 a.m., morn- ings only, except Fridays when the children will he taken swim - Ming at Turnbull's Grove. Par- ents of the children are re- quested to offer their services to take the children there. The minor baseball teams are doing very well. Last week three games were played, two here and one in Goderich, Congratu- HENSAt.4. BROWNIES "FLY UP" --Five Hensall ..'rownies advanced to the Girl Guide company in a colorful "flying up" ceremony Friday night at which parents were present. 9.'he girls were, from left, Barbara..Schwalm, Donna Wilkinson, Linda Mock, Lois Simmons and Ann Mickle. With them, back row, are Miss Lauretta Siegner, Exeter, district commissioner; Guide Pat Rowe, who Was .awarded her all-round cord; Mrs. Bill Fink, Guide captain; and Mrs. Earl Rowe, Brown Owl. Badges and awards. were presented to both Brownies =and Guides. Photo Hensall PS promotions •••,, • •• • • The following are graduating WYnja. children from Hensall Publie School for 1959. Kindergarten to Grade 1 Iris Alexander, Troyann Bell, Joey Bengough, Allan Bisback, Billy Cameron, Garry Clement, Larry DeitzJohn Jaques, Joyce Johnston, Anne Keys, David Kip- fer, Brenda Koehler, Caroline Loraine, Douglas Mock, Rolfe Alton, Joey Reahurn, Barbara Sawyer, Earl Shorthouse, Donna Smith, Jacueline Simmons, John- tga'tI'sgIV.or, John Thompsoe, Billy Teacher—Mrs, Howard Scene. Grade 1 to grade 2 Margaret Allen, Debra Ander- son, Beverly Clark, Ronald Cle- ment, Beth Cook, Kenneth Fer- guson, Mark Fiford, Donna For- lations to the winners, also to rest, Linda Hay, Kay Hovius, the losers, don't get discouraged Billy Hoy, Murray Hume, Carol about losing. It is often said "It Kerr, Dorothy Kipfer, Lynda is not how you won or lost, but Koehler, Mary Mock, Linda Reid, how you played the game." Keith Roszel, Pamela Sangster, Within the next five weeks Marjorie Schwalm, Jane Smith, there will be several trophies Pamela Taylor, Peggy Vanstone, given for various activities, also Murray Walker, Heather Wat- two shields for the winners of son. the games, and ribbons to the Teacher—Mrs: Robert Elgie. children achieving high marks d 3 G 2 t for attendance, and taking part rade o grae in the sports. These will be. given out on a special Field Day near the. end of the summer school; date to he announced later. It is hoped that softball games will also be resumed, with the diamond now getting in shape, and enthusiasm shown by sev- Billy Bengough, Janice Bonth- ron, Betty Cameron, Carolyn Cook, :Billy Corniel, Michael Davis, Muriel Ferguson, Lynda Fuss, Dianne. Goodinee Keith Havens, Michael Hoy, Patricia Hume, Susan Jinks, Roy Johns. ton, Kenneth Jones, John Joynt, eral of our local boys, also some, Linda Keys, Sharon Lavery, from Zurich and Exeter, andi John Moir, Cheryl Mousseau, General Coach wishing to use the I Patricia Parke, Allan Reid, Vir- ball diamond. ginia Shorthouse, Sharon Smale, Anyone wishing to join a soc- Robert Taylor, Darrell Wyatt . cer team here may get in touch Teacher—Mrs. Albert Shirray. with .me at 247 W. 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Grade 3 to grade 4 Christine Cameron, Arlene Chipchase, John Goddard, Kathy Henderson, Linda Jane Kipfer, Gary Kyle, Wendy Loraine, Bren- da Noakes, Floyd Riley, Jane Sawyer, Charles Schwalm, Joan Simmons, John Skea, Billy Tay- lor, Roger Wilkinson, Ettie Personal items Mrs. Margaret Vair, Bruce - field, was a weekend visitor with her sister, Mrs. L. Simpson. More Hensall News On Page 6 0111111111111 ..... 111111I11111111111111111111111111/111111111111111111 ...... . t ... ..... iiiiii It's Dobbs for Dodge '58 DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN Automatic transmission, tutone, 14000 miles, new car warranty! '57 DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN Automatic tranmission, tutone, 21,000 miles, again, just like new! '57 DODGE TUDOR STATION WAGON Automatic transmission, radio, 30,000 miles, a beauty! '56 MERCURY TUDOR HARDTOP Power windows, automatic transmission, radio. '56 FORD "FAIRLANE" TUDOR Automatic transmission. '55 DODGE "CRUSADER" SEDAN Tutone, rebuilt engine $11095 '54 DODGE "COSTOM ROYAL" SEDAN (2) Automatic transmission, V8 engine, radio Each $1,150 '54 DODGE: SUBURBAN TUDOR With radio, only $1,095 '54 BUTCK TUDOR HARDTOP Power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. mission, completely overhauled engine $1,395 '53 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Tutone green, overhauled engine, radio . $795 '54 DODGE 1 TON EXPRAS—in lop condition, '52 AlRCUPY 1 'rGN iPAPPESS Also in best of condition! ExeterMotor$ales PONE 100 'NIGHTS 31 or 169,M foid .bobbit Teacher—Mr, E. Mansfield. Grade 4 to 5 Gary Anderson, Colleen Bayn- ham, Peter Bisback, Ricky Buchanan, Bevan Bonthron, Gor- don Deitz, Paul Drysdale, Joyce Flynn, Bruce Forrest, Clark For- rest, Laverne Harburn, Jake Hovius, Flora Lee Johnston, Grant J o n e s, Suzanne Kyle, Cheryl Little, Bob Moir, Wendy Moir, Heather Reid, M.ary Saw- yer, Gwen Shorthousc, Ruth San ale, Bill Soldan, Grant Walker, Teacher—Mr. E. Mansfield. Grade 5 to grade 6 Danny Cameron, Bobby Car- lisle, Billy Chipchase, Bryan Fink, Bob Forrest, Glenn Har- burn, Sadie Hovius, Danny Kip- fer, Dianne Koehler, Alvin Lav- ery, Marcia Little, Ann Mickle, Linda Mock, Bonnie P'eters, Don- ald I7ley, Ann Sawyer, Barbara Schwalm, Lois Simmons, David Smale, Bobbie Smale, Brian Smillie, Jo -Ann Stanton, George Taylor, Donna Wilkinson. Teacher --Mrs, Haugh. Grade 6 to grade 7 Eric Campbell, Bill Fisher, Bonnie Foster, Nancy K y 1 e, Anne Lawrence, Suzanne Ran- nie, Gail Sangster, Otto Smale, Clark Webster, Zwaantzi Wynja, Grade 7 to Grade 8 Jim Bisback, Lyle Christian, Wayne Ellwood, Keith Hay, Lin- da Johnston, Robert IVIeNatigh. ton, Bob Middleton, Ted Mock, Patsy Moir, Linda Noakes, Ruth Petty, Dianne. Reid, Cathy Scane, Gary Scholl, Brenda Smillie, George' Stasik, David Taylor, Ruth Ann Traquair, Reino Teacher—Mr. Robert Reaburn. Promoted from Grade 8 to 9 Ron Beaton, David Buchanan, Jack Chipchase, Don Ferguson, 13i11 Harburn, Sylvia Henderson, Louise Jones, Elaine Keys, Gary Lawrence, Kathryn Roszel, Shar- ron Skidmore. Teacher—Mr, Robert Reaburn, Local gids win awards Friday evening the lst Hensafl Brownie Pack and Guide Cam. pany entertained their parents and friends in the United Church Sunday School, A welcome was extended by Brown Owl, Mrs, Earle Rowe and the Guide Cap' Lain, Mrs. William Fink. Brownies gave a demonstra- tion of the Fairy Ring, conducted by Tawny Owl, Mrs. Robert Cook, Guide Lieutenant, Mrs, George Parker assisted with games, and receiving parents. Miss L. Siegner, Division Corn* missioner for Huron presented Brownie awards including golden bars to Christine Cameron, Lynn Faber, Joyce Flynn, Suzanna Kyle, Cheryle Little; golden hands to Linda Mock, Barbara Schwalm, Lois Simmons Donna Wilkinson, proficiency badges, (minstrel) to Lois Simmons, Joyce Flynn, (skaters) Ann Mic• kle, (house orderly) Ann Mic- kle, (writer) Ann Mickle, Receiving Brownie Wings, and flying up to guides were, Lois Simmons, Lina Mock, Barbara Schwalm, Donna Wilkinson, Ann Mickle. Arlene Chipchase was en- rolled as a Browme. Guide awards presented by Miss Siegner were: cooks badge, June Loraine, and Mary Scane; second c 1 a s s, Louise ,Tones, Elaine Keys, Sharon Skidmore, Patsy Schwalm, Cathy Scene, Ruth Ann Traquair, Linda Noakes, and Mary Payne, Pat Rowe was presented with four badges the needlewoman, handy. womens, laundress, and little house; also her all round cord. Pat Hume was welcomed to the lst Hensall Pack on transfer from St. Thomas. Thursday July 2, Guides and Brownies will travel by bus to Stratford where a place has been reserved for them to see the Queen. SS 7 Hibbert honors couple An enjoyable time was spent at SS 7 Hibbert in the form of a school picnic, when Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Adkins were pre- sented with a chrome card table and chair. The address was read by Mrs. Jack Brintnell and the presenta- tion was made by Mrs. Alvin Cole. A presentation of gifts were made- to Mr. and Mrs. Adkins' family by the pupils of the school. -Pow to 6a otAke, (AAA, CREDIT NEEDg...11.;--i: 1101 1ANK or Mo Tit TREAL ty Fami Brings all ,,aamar• -4) ' we.e4t1fraie•Yer.iii .....xdmaawasmera • your personal credit neecli]under one t!, 400f -with a low-cost B of M,life-insured loari Now all your personal credit needs tack be littettktin one single comprehensive plan — the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan. 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