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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-03, Page 6ilk. ....... ... .. n. ».0 :,,,;,., m, ,. Page, •6t -December 3, 19,55 Hensall and district news. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude .Hedden, Phone S Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Senior club views slides On Tuesday evening in spite of inclement weather, a goodly !number of members attended the meeting of the Senior Citizens Club. ." After a few words of welcome by the president, Mrs. R. J. Paterson, the business was con- ducted, A motion to suspend meetings during the busy Decem- ber month was approved and the club will resume meetings on January 12. An invitation to visit the Exeter Senior Citizens en Tuesday, December 1 was accepted. Following the business several games of progressive euchre were enjoyed, the game pfizes oing to Mrs. Alice Joynt, Wit- hard Buchanan, Mrs. Hugh Mc- durtrie and R. J. Paterson; the lone hand prize to Mrs. W. G. Kennedy and lucky chair prize to Mrs. Orval Rapson. Mr.. Frank Harburn, as .chair- man, introduced the program with a short address. Miss Gail Sangster dressed in the Mac- Pherson tartan, danced the High- land Fling, while Mr. William Hyde, eldest senior citizen, gave some fine violin selections. Mr, Ed Little showed some of the colored pictures he had taken on .his trips through Can- ada and the Northern United States, telling where the pic- tures were taken and any inter- esting facts in connection. This was both entertaining and edu- eational. Hostesses were Mrs. Rapson and her committee, Mrs. A. Joynt, Mrs. William Henry, Mrs. G. Thompson and Mrs. F. Har- burn. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Corbett, Wayne and ,Mrs. Edna Corbett were recent visitors with Air. and Mrs. John Selves. Mr, and Mrs. John Peebles and family, of London, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster and family. - Rev. Samuel Kerr, BA, BD, of C'S v e n Presbyterian Church, Exeter, conducted baptismal service in Carmel Presbyterian church, Hensall on. Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster presented their son, James Brad- ley, Mr. .and Mrs. Glenn Koeh- ler presented their daughtee; Betty Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Schade presented their' chil- dren, Frank, Borden and Karen, for baptism. John F. Ingram has purchased the residence of the late Frank J,ikenhead on Brock Street. Mrs. Chris Heist, of Zurich, was the lucky winner of a Coro- nado electric kettle in a draw at Crest Hardware Saturday might. Postmaster Ray Lammie of Centralia drew the winning ticket. Rev. Chas, D. Daniel, of Inger- soll, a former minister of the church, officiated at the bap- tismal service of the United Church morning service Sunday when Kenneth . Robert, son of Rev. and Mrs. Currie Winlaw and Barbara Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cooper receivedthe rites of baptism, Mr. and Mrs, K. R. Daniel and Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Winlaw of Ingersoll also attended the bap- tism of their grandson and visit- ed at the parsonage, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Venner end Stephen spent the weekend in Toronto, and attended the Grey Cup football game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger -Cats, Two employees injured in store Keith Volland, 26, an employee foat Al.'s Mmwith u- rtunate accidearketntet last Wedanesn- day while cutting meat at the slaughter house, He slipped, sev- ering tendons in his left arm which required several stitches and his arm will be in a cast or a month. While Keith was having his in- juries attended to at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Ross Veal, 25, of Exeter, also an employee at Al's Market, While carrying meat out of the store slipped on the icy sidewalk and fractured his right foot, which was also placed in a cast at South. Huron Hos- pital, Sell peanuts to aid teams At the dinner meeting of the Kinsmen club on Thursday plans were outlinedfor a house to house canvass of the village this Monday December 7 for a pea. nut drive when peanuts and mixed nuts will be offered for sale by the members. The drive starts at 7 p.m. Pro• ceeds for Service Work and to help finance the Bantam and Midget Hockey teams the club are sponsoring. John Heal, chair- man of the ways and means committee is convener of the project, Guests at the dinner meeting were John Burke and Les Par• ker of Exeter. Personal items Mr. Fred Kennings returned home Friday after spending a month with. his daughter and son. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hed• den and family, St. Catharines, and with his sister, Mrs. Mary Gabel, of South River, Ont. Mr. Lloyd Hedden visited with his mother. Mrs, Catherine Red- den last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns and sons of Elimville visited re- cently with Mrs. Johns` parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Skinner have moved into the' 'gpartment in Mrs. Alda Simmon's dwelling. Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Pepper have moved into the upper apartment in Mrs. Stephan's house. Mrs. Pearsy Graham return- ed hone Thursday after spend- ingseveral weeks in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson and Bob, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mrs. L. Simpson. Mrs. Grace Harpol:e left Thurs- day for Ottawa to spend the winter months with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Peacock and family. The Christmas meeting of Hen- son Warren's Institute will be held Wednesday, December 9 at 8.15 in the Legion Hall, Rev. Currie Winlaw will be guest speaker and there will be a demonstration. Mrs, Robert Dalrymple, of Eg- niondville, a former resideht of this area, expects to leave De- cember 9 for England to spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Maja Roobol RN. of Lon- don, was a weekend visitor with her narehts, Mr, and Mrs, Sim Rcc' :1. "The doctor told me 1 had low blood pressure." "How did you cure it?" "I worried until 1 got 'high blood pressure." Fete local ball teams Over 200 players and support- ers were in attendance to honor the •Hensall bantam juvenile teams in the Community Centre on Friday evening. The 100E sponsored the event. Mr, George Vais was master of ceremonies. The guest speaker, 11ir, Johnny Bell of Listowel, past president of the Western Ontario Athletic Association, was introduced by Mr. Ed Corbett and thanked by Mr. Earl Campbell. A turkey banquet was served under the sponsorship of Amlyor Rebekah Lodge convened by D1rs. C. Volhard, MMrs. Ed, Cor• bett and Mrs. E. 0hipchass. Mr, Percy Campbell moved a vote of thanks to the ladies. Mr, Gerald McFalls, Exeter, Grand Master of the 100F, spoke, Crests were presented to the bantams, W 0 A A champions. The players were Dave Buchan- an, Jack Chipchase, Larry Jones, Gary Jones, Ron Schroeder, Bill Noakes, Bob McNaughton, Bruce Horton, Dennis Mock, Jerry Chapman, Bob Smale, Len Wilk- inson, Bryce Jacobi and. Otto Smale were not present to re- ceive their crests, Mr, Bell presented the crests assisted eby Mr. E, Chipchase. Bingo winners Legion bingo winners Saturday were: Mrs. Murray Tyndall, Brucefield (2); Mrs. Fleisch- auer, Zurich; Mrs, Clarence Reid; Mrs, Jim Clark (2); Mr, Johnston, Clinton; Ivan. Boa; Mrs. Reichert (2); Larry Jones; Ron Broderick; Jack Upshall, Mrs. R. Dorian (tied); Mrs. 1'. Harris and R. Kenney, (tied); Share the Wealth, Ron Brode• rick; $5.00 door prize, Mrs. Clef. ence Reid. These bingos will be discon. tinued until January 9, 1960. Guide Corner By Linda Noakes The November 24th meeting of the 1st Hensall Girl Guides be. gan with the usual opening exer• cises. The Trilliums Patrol then had a game called "Chinese Puz. zle." The Guides went into their pa- trol corner where they copied notes. After this, the Guides en- joyed two more games before having campfire, Alcoholics Anonymous IF YOU WISH TO DRINK, THAT'S YOUR BUSINESS, • IF YOU WISH TO STOP, THAT'S OURS. Write Box 58 RCAF STATION CENTRALIA REAR DOOR LOADING: + BIG WALK-IN SIDE DOORS 4/Ir VOLKSWAGEN delivers the goods .. , for less! 'HUNTER-DUVAR AND . SONS LTD, 1111AN STREE ` . PHONE Si Carmel bazaar realizes $160 Mrs. G. C. Vais officially open-. ed the bazaar held Saturday ,n the schoolroom Carmel Pres, byterian church, with the presi- dent Mrs. Alex McGregor ex- tending the welcome, The project sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the church was a success with $160.00 realized. Conveners were: eandy, Mrs. A. R. Orr; white elephant, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall; touch and take, Mrs. Basil Edwards; .fancy work and aprons, Mrs. Ed. 11Iunh1 and Mrs. Percy Campbell; bake table, Airs, Clarence Voltam", Mrs, Earl •Campbell; produce,. Mrs, Harvey Hyde, Mrs, John Love, Mrs. Len r'urdy. Tea tables, att,'aetiv.c in Christ- mas motif; were in charge of Mrs. Ed. Fink and. Mrs. Glenn Bell, Bride -Elect honored Mrs. Harold Caldwell a n d Miss Bonnie Kyle were hostesses on Monday evening at the for- mer's. home, when a number of friends gathered to honor Miss Margaret Moir, bride -elect. The evening was spent in games and contests after which Mrs, John Baker read the ad- dress and the bride -elect was presented with miscellaneous gifts. Report on Shipka Personal items Mr, and. Mrs, Don Adams and Brock of London were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Morenz and family and Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams and family, Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner is spending a few days in Welland with Dr. G. B, Sanders, Mrs, Sanders, Janet and David. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard attended the funeral of his sis. ter, Mrs. Emmerson Patton at the Marriott funeral home in St. Ma- rys, with interment in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye, on Mon- day. Miss Maude Hodgins returned from Victoria Hospital on Satur- day and is staying with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love, Miss Shirley Coleman of Lon- don was a weekend visitor with her mover, Mrs. J. Coleman, and Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Morenz and Billie. • • Relatives from this district at- tended the funeral on Thursday at Parkhill of the late Craw- ford McPherson, Mrs. McPher- son was the former Clara Ratz and lived in this district before her marriage. C Cromarty comments. By MRS, KEN McKELLAR Personal items I were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, John 1llcLachman, John Wallace, over the week Egmondville visited recently J with Air. Andrew I (Lachlan, I Mrs, Jack McGhee, London, is Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnston,F visiting for a few days with her Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr. parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Otto Wal. and Mrs. gine Dow. 'ker. Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Allen Mrs, Kearney, Mr. John. Dow, and family of Stratford, visited. Mr. and Mrs, Erie Dow and on Sunday with his parents, Mr. family attended a social evening and Mrs, Frank Allen. � at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Cadick. Fred 4eCuteheon of London on Sharon and Donald of Sarnia Friday night, Comments about Ki -PPen By MRS, NORMAN LONG Personal items Mr. Lloyd Dowson of Varna is spending the winter months with his brother and sister-in- law, Mr, and Mrs, Elston Dow- son. Mr,. and Mrs, E. Dowson Visit- i ed Mrs. William Winder at Park. • wood Hospital, London, last' Tuesday, Mrs. Lloyd Lovell and Mrs. William Bell returned home • from visiting in Port Huron and ' Detroit for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Monty Moto- mura, Linda and Kim visited relatives in Oakville over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, T. W. Bears and family moved Saturday to Mrs. George Clifton's house in Brucefield, Bob Cooper, Brad Littleton, Karen Littleton, Jim Kyle and Al Kyle attended the Seaforth Santa Claus parade Saturday. Mr. Robert D. Elgie returned home during the weekend after being hospitalized in a St. Cath- arines !hospital. News budget from Baseline . By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR • A`� - r. ','v...,..w>,krcNr(itvir w.n •r imi'v+ Personal items Miss Noreen Walkom spent a few days in Detroit last week - Mrs. Archie Dewar is spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Baker, Georgetown, First grade creamery butter must contain 80% butterfat and not more than 16% of moisture. Miss .Olive Speare visited on Sunday at the .home of Mr. Clive McDonald, Mitchell, Many relatives and friends from .this community attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Da- vid Bruce wheih was held in Mitchell on Saturday. Mr. T. L. Scott met with a painful injury at his home on Wednesday, having this hand caught in the feed -mixer. Mrs, D. Bruce native of Hibbert Mrs, David Bruce, formerly of Hibbert Township, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Balfour, Windsor on Thursday. She was the former Alice La. vine Sillcry and was 85 years of The publicly owned Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, which operates 26 of Canada's 203 radio stations and eight of the country's • 49 television stations, spent a record .$87 million last year. To The Ratepayers of HENSALL Having served on your , council for the past year and having been nominated again, I respectfully solicit your support in the coming. December 7th election. If elected I will serve you to the best of my ability. Lorne Hay The Mutual Life of Canada policy-: holders are accustomed to big dive-' dends. The company is famous for its outstanding dividend record. The increased dividends that will, be paid to the policyholders in 1960 . will further reduce the low net cost of their insurance. The Mutual Life has been providing policy-• holders with insurance coverage at the lowest possible cost since 1869, the year the company was formed, and has been applying the same principles to group insurance since ,the company entered thatfield in •1927. You tin -Share in the dividends that go with Mutual Life of Canada policies. Your nearest Mutual Life representative will provide complete information on the advantages of Mutual Life of Canada protection, y years o 1889—ninety � leadership in mutual life insurance' -1939 i Representative: AN 4. r j i GODBOLT, CoLLL, Corner Sanders & Edward Sts; Exeter age. She was born In Ilibbert on t' •" Vill a MaY 25, 1874,, ;a daughter of the' late William and :Ciiariotte llop- lcfns•Sillery. Sixty-three .Years ago she mar- ried David Bruce who died in 1949. in 1955 fdre...B.ruce went tlivewith a Windsor to et h daughter. She had, been ill for several months. She was a mem- ber of Staffa United Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs, Balfour and Mrs, Rebecca Jackson of Niagara Falls, Ont,, and one sister, Mrs, R. A, Sad- ler, Staffa. '!'here are four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, The funeral was held at the Heath -Leslie funeral home, Mit, chell, on Saturday with Hey. A. Ii. Daynard, Staffa in charge.. Burial took ;place in .Staffa ce-. metery,. Comments ;,about ci.edito.n East By MRS, W, MOTZ. • •. .. •..,0. .. +.y Air, and Mrs, William, Rorney, of Exeter, spent Friday with. Mr, and Mrs, William M. otz, Mrs. Harry Lewis and (laugh- ters, Mrs. Alec Hamilton. .of Grand, Bend and Mrs.Leonard Wein visited the former s sister, Mrs. Emma 1;,dhvards of Inger. soli who fractured her hip and underwent surgery in Woodstock General Hospital, She is get- ting along as well as can be expected, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Glen- n! 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