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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-05-25, Page 51 r fag .S May 25, 1961 Hensel{ and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs, .Archie. MacGregor, .Phone. 56 Rebekah lodge receives gavel Alps. Ernie Chipchase, Noble Grand, presided at the meet- ing of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday ,evening when 16 members of Morning Star Re- bekah Lodge, Brussels, pre- sented the travelling gavel in a lovely ceremony. Final arrangements w e r e made for the past noble grands' evening on June 7, The past noble grinds of Am- ber Lodge accepted aninvita- tion anniversary tion to the tenthv Y of the past noble grands club of Hurons Lodge, .Clinton, on May 29 was Progressive a e u c hr e was played following the meeting. Mrs. Johnston. of .Brussels was the winner of the first prize and 'Mrs. Edna Corbett won the consolation prize. Personal items Leonard Noakes and Fred Bradley spent the weekend fishing at Lake Simcoe, Messrs. Lorne Hay, Doug and Bob Cook, and Ken Elder enjoyed a weekend of fishing at Chesley Lake, Mrs. Ruth Bell has returned home after spending the winter i relatives in Oak- land, with Cal. Award.fa certificates Mr. Howard Kerr conducted service in Carmel Presbyte- rian Church on Sunday and as- sist'ed in the presentation of certificates, seals and pins to Mission Band members, Mrs. Frank Wright presented certificates and pins to Doro- thy S'kea, Janice Bonthron, Beatrice Thompson, John Skea, Brenda Koehler and Gordon Wright, also blue seals to Beth Troyer, Faye Troyer, Ann Law- rence, Barrie Mousseau, and Mary Thompson. Gordon 0 Mrs. and n Tr er pre- sented Y sented red seals to Ann Bell, Billi Hoy, Lois Wright, Che- ryl Little and ,John. Thompson. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm pre- sented silver 'seals to Pauline Bell, Marjory Schwalm, Byran Fink and Michael Hoy, also perfect attendance seals to Pauline Bell, John Skea, Ann Bell and Marjorie Schwalm, The gifts for selling cards were presented by Mrs. Stew- art Bell to Pauline Bell, Char- les Schwalm, Barbara Schwalm Michael Hoy, John Skea and Colleen Baynha'm, The Arnold. Circle Evening g Auxiliary gave the awards. Hensall personal items Mr. David Shirray, a patient at South Huron Hospital, Exe- ter, recovering from a frac- tured hip, observed his 86th birthday at the hospital on Wednesday, May 17, with rela- tives and friends celebrating the event withhim and enjoy- ing lunch with a special birth- day cake. Mrs. Edith Ashton of Cen- tralia was hostess at an 'after- noon tea in her home Thurs- day, May 18. Guests were her art students from Hensall and Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chad- wick, of Burlington, w e r e guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Beer last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and Carolyn spent . Mother's Day with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. N. Hildebrand of Wheatley. Flt/Sgt John Beer, Mrs. Beer, David, Johnny and Stephen, of Barrie, spent the weekend holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer. Janie Smith, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith, underwent •surgery on her eye in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on Wednesday, May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little spent Friday in Windsor. The book committee of Hen- sall Public Library recently purchased new books, valued at $250, many of them designed for teen agers. Librarian ;Mrs, R. J. Cameron said the books will be in circulation first week in June. Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. W, O. Goodwin attended the an- nual dinner meeting of Huron County Library Association, Goderich. Mrs. W. F. Riley of London, formerly of Hensall, is a pa- tient at Victoria Hospita'l, Lon- don. Miss Margaret Smith and Mr. Richard Tipping, of Lon- don, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mrs. W, B. Cross spent the holiday weekend with hex daughter and son -in 1'aw, Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and family of London. Messrs. Al Scholl, Garnet Mousseau, Bert Horton. and Gordon Love, left Saturday for a ten days fishing expedition at North Bay, Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto spent the weekend ho- liday with her mother, Mrs. Charles Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer en- joyed a day of fishing et. Am- benley, near Kincardine, on Victoria Day, Mrs. Ruth Paisley of Tor- onto spent the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Barrie of London were recent visitors with the latter's sister Mrs, Lawrence Baynham and Col- leen. Miss Gwen Chapman of Lon- don of London spent the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dick and daughter of Exeter were recent visitors with Mrs, Dick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Erb. Mr. Ross Utley of London was a recent visitor with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen 'Mal- colm and Catharine. F/O and ers. George Sangs- ter. and Daryl, of Hamilton, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes and family. Miss Ada. Gramm of Adri- anne, Mich, visited with friends here over the holiday. Miss Betty Parker, of Lon- don, spent the weekend holi- day with her mother., Mrs. Wil- liam Parker and brother Bill. Miss Elvira Churchill, of .To- ronto, visited over the week- end with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Orms'tein and family, of Toronto, spent. the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton. The draw for over. 50 prizes donated by Hensall anddistrict merchants will be held at the PUC building this Saturday, May 27 at 10 p.m. Prizes are on display at the PUC building. Draw is sponsored by Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mac - Laren, of Goderich, were Sun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Mlac.Laren. Mort will be open at 2 p.m. at the Legion Hall for the an- nual rummage sale 'and 'a'fter- noon tea Saturday, May 27, sponsored by the Kinette Club. Mr, and. Mrs. Ken Manns, Toronto, spent Saturday in the village. The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of the United Church will pack a bale in the church schoolroom Tuesday, June 6 to be forwarded to Toronto for overseas eas relief. Mr, and Mrs. William Wil- son, St. Catharines spent the weekend holiday with the lat- ter's sister, Miss Phyllis Case and her aunt, Mrs. Catherine Redden. Messrs. Lloyd and Orville Redden, St. Catharines, were weekend visitors with Mrs. C. M. Hedden and Herb, Mr. Alex Shorthouse, who is employed in St. Catharines, visited. over and weekend with his wife and family. He was accompanied by Mr, and .Mrs. Jim Shorthouse, also of Wit. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. R, A, Orr vis- ited with the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Orr of Elmwood over the weekend holiday. On Vit- toria Day the four of them en- joyed a trip to Ower. Sound, F/O George Sangster, Mrs. Sangster and son of Hamilton visited. recently with Mr, and Mrs, James Sangster and fain - fly, Mr. and Mrs,. Marney 'Hilde- brand of Landon were weekend visitors with ,the former's Ino then, Mrs. Mary Hildebrand, Miss. Marian Bell of London and Mir Earl Bell of Toronto were holiday visitors With their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Glen E, Bell. Mr. Don Maclaren, of Cooks, vine spent. the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Archie MacGre- gor, 1 branch of the theHensel] b n A t Canadian Legion socialeve- ning on Friday, May 19 in the Legion Halla draw was held for a man's suit valued at $75 and the winner was Flt/Sgt F. 5, Nelson, RCAF Station Clinton. Proceeds will be used for the Legion pee wee hockey team. Pistrct o�icers addresses W Mrs, John Me can ofSea" forth, past district president, was guest speaker at Kippen. East 'Women's',meet- ing Institute ' ni - t ing Wednesday, May 17, speak- ing on Institute work. Plans were made for a bus. trip to Hamilton June 21 when 4o members will take the trip. President Mrs. James Drum- mond conducted the business. Boll call was answered by "My most embarrassing mo- nient". Miss Margaret McKay diseussed the motto and Mrs. William Bell contributed :a read. ing, Anderson wins Mrs. Robert 140114 WAS • Hostess for the meeting held at her home, Mrs, Arthur Flo, London trophy layson was co -hostess. Mrs, Charles Eyre, Mrs, William Caldwell, Mrs, Robert. Bell and Mrs. Grant 111aeLean, assisted With lunch, John Anderson won the Lon- don Winery trophy at the Vic- toria Day Shoot held at Kippen Gun Club over the weekend with 42 out of 50 Hedley Prouse, Clinton, and Ted I-Iorton, Code - rich, tied for runners-up spot with 40 out of 50, Anderson also won the ape - sial event with a score of 23 OK of 25. High winds kept the score low, UC Sunday service Services in the United Church Sunday morning were largely attended. Rev, Currie Winlaw gave an nsPirr g messagee on "Life's Power", we rr,. H The junior choir led the service of praise. (Miss Ann Mickle sang a solo with Miss Greta Laramie accompanying at the piano, Flowers in the church were to memory of Mrs. W, R. Dou- gall and. Mrs. Joseph Hudson. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook. and family, of Oakville were weekend visitors with Mrs. C. Cook. Grades 7 and 8 of Hensall Public School toured the Hen- sall branch of the Bank of Montreal Wednesday afternoon. Celebrates birthday Beth Cook entertained 13 of her friends at her home on Sat- urday in honor of her ninth birthday. The girls enjoyed a recreation period of games and. were presented with favours. Lunch was served including a birthday cake. Attending the party were Donna Forrest, Carolyn Cook, Linda Hay, Margaret Allan, Dottie and Linda Jane Kiefer, Iris Alexander, Arleen Chip- chase, Susie Chipchase, Janice Bonthron, Kathy Cook, Chris McCrea, Janie Smith. Miss L. Foster native of Varna Miss Lettia :Ellen. Foster, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. R, J. Cameron on. Tues- day, May 23 in her 84th year following a brief illness. G. Mickle e Mrs, active in9 roups Funeral services for Airs= l died 97,who Mickle, T. George Go e at the Barnwell. Nursing Home, Ridgetown, were held Wednes- day, 'May 17 at the McKellar and McDonald funeral home, Ridgetown by the Rev, G. E. Morrow, minister of Erie u- . with bu- rial Church 'United v Street Un ria'. in Greenwood Cemetery, Ridgetown, Pall bearers were William, Charles and Robert Mickle, Hensall; George, Donald and John Mickle, Ridgetown. Mrs. AWeide was the oldest resident of Ridgetown and had lived on Erie Street until a few weeks previous to her death. She was an active member in Erie Street United Church. while health permittedand was an honorary member of the Woman's Misisonary So- ciety and of the Woman's Aux- iliary. She was also active in the Dorcas Society and in the Ridgetown Branch of the Red Cross Society. Her husband predeceased her in August 1950. Sugar and spice — Continued from page 4 Earth Society. He said flatly that these astronauts—Gagarin. of Russia and Sheppard of the U,S.—could not go into orbit, because there is no such thing. If Gagarin thought the earth vas round, during his satellite trip, said Mr. Shenton, he was simply repeating an error man- kind, has been making ever since Columbus. He added: "Humanity has been brain- washed by scientists into the round earth theory." Miss Foster was born in Var- na, and was a member of Car -1 mel Presbyterian Church and Woman's Missionary Society, He'n'sa'll. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Charles Steick, Varna; one brother, George, of Windsor, and several nieces and neph- ews. The body is resting at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cameron, Hensall, where public services will be held Thursday, May 25 •at 2 p.m. burial will be in Baird's ceme- tery. Bonthron Funeralchapel are in charge of arrangements. Attend Kin convention Ivlr. and Mrs. John beitz, Mr. and Mrs. William Clement, Mr. and Mrs. John Heal, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight, Mr. and Mrs, William 'Mickle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drysdale, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde attended the Kinsmen District Conven- tion at Prudholme over the weekend. Presentations were made to District Convener Mrs. Jack Drysdale and her executive, and Governor Bill Mickle and his executive. Draws were won by Mrs. Jim Hyde and Mrs. Clement. Bingo winners Winners at the Legion bingo Saturday night were: Mrs. B. Riley, Mrs. Glenn 'McKenzie, Mrs L. 'M•eiolinger, Leslie Riley, Mrs. Meidinger. Jackpot share the wealth, L, Riley, Peggy Summers, Mrs. George Shiels, , Peggy Sum- mers, Mrs. Shiels; jackpoto f share the wealth Mrs. L. Mei- dinger, Mrs. Shiels, Peggy+ Summers, Mr. Doupe, Leslie Riley, Peggy Summers. Door prize, Mrs. Bert Riley, Mr. Swartzentruber. Jackpot for Saturday will be worth $105.00 in 51 calls with two door prize's. Well, all. I can say is: "That's telling them, Mr. Shen- ton." More power to you and the Flat Earth Society. For years, we've been swallowing everything the scientists tell us, without a question. I've never been convinced,. myself, of that story about the l earth being round, and I'm glad to see some healthy scep- ticism about it. And if the earth is warmed by the sun, how come it's so cold in win- ter? And what became of the Garden of Eden? And why are women so hard to get along with? You. see? The scientists have been telling, us a lot of stuff about light rays andneutrons, but shy away from the im- portant things. The second 'story to cheer me up was the one about the teen- agers at Blind. River. As they pulled away froma service station, the attendant saw a human hand sticking out of the trunk of the car. He alert- ed police and they threw up road -blocks all over the place. They nabbed the young men, but couldn't find the body. The Tads were fined for creating a public mischief, That stunt tickled me, though I'm not keen on practical jokes. Then I thought of the day a friend and. 1 were outtrout fishing, recently. We stood, up to our breast -bones in ice water, in the middle of a vast swamp created by a beaver dam. We couldn't tell whether we were fishing in the stream, or just in flooded fields. And we were happy as pigs, calling quietly to each other that "this ish t e life." As long as people are still able to deny that the earth is round, to pretend that they have a body in the trunk of the car, and to delude them- selves into fishing where no trout has ever trod, there's hope for the old, news -weary World, LOANS for INDUSTRY EXPANDING or DEVELOPING YOUR. 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Dougall express officio William 13.. Dougall, •65, died suddenly at his home in Val- paraiso, Ind., on Tuesday, Ma y 16, Mr. Dougall was planning to visit his sister, Miss Cassie Dougall, Rensail, whom he had not seen for 32 years but death intervened,, Born in Hensall he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dougall, He had. worked in different states with the Fruit Growers Express Company at Wilmington, nin tonDela- ware a- warTerre Haute,Id the state of Indiana and at Valpa- raiso,eInd, accident had .net with an a c dent which caused the amputation Sofboli hislegs four years confining him to a wheel chair. j Surviving are his wife, the former Edna Glockling, Ham- ilton, three sons, William, Los- gatos, California; Jack, Gary,, Ind.: Bob, Valparaiso, Ind.; eight grandchildren,i en asous in James Bengoug, , Hensall,ll also cousins in Hensall and vicinity. Attending the funeral ser - vices in Valparaiso, Ind. were Miss Cassie Dougall, Mr, and Mrs. James Bengough, Billy' and Joey. Mrs, WilliamChesney Y Mrs, William Chesney, '80- year-old sister of Tom Kyle, Hensall, died at her home in Cartwright, Man., May 22, A native of Tuckersmith township, she and Mr. Kyle were the last surviving mem- bers of a family of four boys and four girls. She is survived by her hus- hand, her brother, two sons, Kyle, at .home and Hugh, in. British Columbia. Area rela- tives include Mrs, Harvey Moore, Seaforth, and Mrs, Ivan Forsyth, Tuckersmith. Vinettes hear from orphan At the meeting of Hensall Kinettes at the home of Mrs. Ross Jinks Tuesday evening a note of appreciation was read from the group's adopted child in Italy. Plans were finalized for the • rummage sale on Saturday, May 27, Mrs. William Clement won the raffle. Mrs. Clement will be hostess for June 13. Me. Clive McDonald, Welt- cll. Mrs. Jessie llainihton spent the weekend with Mr. and .Mrs Will Sillery,. Exeter and at- tended,Sunday.the centennial services at Caven Church, Exeter, on Alt'. Otto Walker and Alice and Mr. Alex Walker of Lon- don, spent the weekend with friends at Kirkland Lek. Sunday visitors with Mr. and, Mrs. Donald Scott were Mrs. J. Beckley and sen. Harry .of 1 Zurich andM'. and Mrs. Toronto, .Saxe Tillett of Mrs. Harold Coleman and' Mrs. Laverne Scott of Sea -1 ,forth visited recently with Mr., and Alrs. K, Mcleliar. Mrs. W. Sillery of Exeter called on friends in the village on Monday. Mrs. Jack McGhee and daughter Jackie of London spent weekend with her mo- ther, Mrs. Otto Walker, Alr. and Mrs, Jack Cockwell and daughter Neva of Dashwood were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Walker, Mrs. E. Moore, after spend- ing a few weeks with relatives in Toronto and Lindsay re- turned home on Monday. Cromarty congregation g ation wa s well represented at the cen- tennial celebration services at Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGhee and Connie spent the weekend at their cottage at Long Point. Mrs. Alex Gardiner visited on Friday with her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Eggert, Stratford, Your library — Continued from page 4 and walker a d tho railway traveller. In addition the book contains a contoured map of. England arranged in a 32 page 'atlas, printed in attractive colors, This is an excellent hook for one who is contemplating a trip to England. or 'to revive memo- ries for one who has already travelled the country. Pomp and Circumstance For fans of Noel. Coward' playwright and author, a new. book has just arrived in the library "Pomp and Circum- stance." The story is set on the Brit- ish island of Samolo in the throes of preparing for a royal visit, The heroine, Grizel. Craigie, tries to cope with :her family and household, attend commit- tee meetings and rehearsals. A great :many witty and gay Noel Coward characters appear at all hours of the Samolan days. yp real r.s anniversary By MRS„ NORMAN LONG KIPPEN E N St, Mxadrews United Chui ch, Kippen ryas nicely .decorated Sunday for young ;peoples an- niversary. The choir of young people rendered an anthem and Bram Binnendyk favoured with a 71"1.eillaeggeoist. speaker, Rev. Biyel :gave an in- spiring inessage to the ,young. ;people, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. L, R, 'Thomp- son .of Battle Creek, Mich„ who were in Kippen for the Mc- Gregor -Charters wedding, have returned home accompanied by Mrs, William Charters. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Taylor of .Stratford are the proud grand- parents of twins, .Jeffery Ed- ward and Jacqueline, infant children of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Taylor of Stratford, born Tues - ray, HMayospita:16 at Stratford Gen- , Mr, and 'Mrs, Theodore Hem- ' Wert and family of Dresden are now residing in Hugh 'Me- Millan's house an. RR 2 Kip - pen. Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Sanford of Kitchener recently visited Mr, n Mrs.Winston Work - Man a d 1 Bill. man and Mr. and Mrs, William Wel- decker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pohl of Detroit, Mr. and Mi -s, L. B. Bowerman of Listowel spent the weekend of May 13 with Mr. and :Mrs. Winston Workman and Bill after attend- ing the McGregor - Charters wedding. 11lr. and. Mrs. Ray Hillier, 7o5n Inti St:'':'.en, ford, spent the weekend wig'. 'Grant ,aa.rl Airs. Alex AleMurtrle.. Grant Jones .celebrated his; 12th birthday An Monday by ., entertaiiii'n a. few of his friends to a party. Mrs. 13.ert Thomson returned hame few daysao a te , being a patient iu Clinton Doge Mr. and Mrs, l,'larry Vat Wiesen and family have moved from the village to Mr. old Jones' boils on the ,town. line. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sehnei- - der and familyof Stratford visited on the .holiday with the latter's. father, Mr, Robert Thomson, Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Art Ashworth and •Carol of Denfield, Mr. and Arnold Gack tetto r and family, of Guelph accompanied by Mrs. Wm, Horney, Exeter; Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne, yanna, 10. and Mrs. Keith: McBrideadfami1 family of ;��.•' rich, 'Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White- man and daughter Margaret of Toronto spent a recent week- end with the former'A sister, Miss Mabelle Whiteman, Mrs. Whiteman remaining t w•o weeks. r' li Mr. Geo. Marshall, Go de is , visited Sunday with. Illy, Ro' bert Thomson, The little boy was being sown' his new baby brother, r , and he was specially intrigued by the infant's lack of hair. "Where did you say lie came from, Mom?" asked the little boy. "From heaven, dear." "Well," pondered the young- ster, "they sure give • close h air e u t s in heaven, don''t they?" .111..... 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