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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-29, Page 5Pape, •dune 29, 12.41 nsafl and distract news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie MacGregor; Phone 56 Kin propose poolproject A special meeting of the Kinsmen was held at the sum- mon cottage of Kinsman Bill Fuss at Elm Heights, near St. .Joseph, Thursday evening when a committee was appointed composed of Harold Knight, chairman; Jack Drysdale, Ross Jinks and John ileal, to inter- view various organizations in the village with the purpose of laying plans .for a swimming pool. The committee will call another meeting after they get their findings. The meeting was presided over by president 13111 Clement who Balled the special meeting which bad a 100''i• attendance, A barbecue was held outside on the lawns. Mrs. H. Aikenhead Funeral services for Mrs, Ann Aikenhead of •Brucefield, widow of Hugh Aikenhead, were held. Monday, June 26 from the Ball and Mutch Fu- neral. Home, Clinton, with in- terment in. Baird's cemetery, •Stanley Township. A lifelong resident of Bruce - field area Mrs, Aikenhead, 84, died. Saturday at the Parkhill 'Nursing Home. Surviving are three daugh- ters: Mrs. Abe (Janet) Zapfe, Byron; Hiss Margaret Aiken - head, London; Mrs. Anna Ald- winckle, Bruce -field; one sister, .Mrs. William Henry, Hensall Newly weds feted Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Cole- man of Varna (nee Deters), a. recent bridal couple, were hon- ored at a reception held for them Saturday night .ln, Zurich ,Community Centre and pre- sented with a purse of money. Desjardine orchestra provid- ed music for the dance. There was a large attendance. Present trophies to junior bowlers Miss Ruth Smale was pre- sented with a trophy Thursday evening at the bowling alleys, Zurich, for :the highest single 1 Score (287) of the season in the junior bowling league. Misses Ann Mickle and Lois Simmons wonindividual trophies for the highest team award.. Former minister honored Rev. Donald MacDonald, of ]Burns Presbyterian Cliurch, Mesa Township, and former minister of Carmel. Presbyte- rian Church, Hensall, was elect- ed moderator of the London Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of Canada. on Tuesday, June 20, 'He succeeds Rev, Richard. Stewart of New St, James Presbyterian. Church, London. Mr. MacDonald also serves as minister in Appin and Melbourne. Orr reunion Seaforth Lions Park was the j setting on Sunday, June 25 for the Orr reunion attended by 55 members of the clan from Kincardine, Peterboro, Elm - wood, Ripley, London, 13e1 - grave. Hensall, Ilycle Park, Langside, Wingham and Park- hill, A sports program was run off and the winners were: Races, children,. 5 and under, Marilyn Rudi, Melvin£ Arnold; 6 to 11, Karen Arnold, Dwayne Currie, Patsy Arnold; 11 to 16, Bruce Orr; John Orr, Frecl Henderson.. Grandmothers with m est grandchildren, Mrs. • William Orr, Langside, Mrs, Melvin Orr, Elmwood. This year's conveners were Mrs. Oswald .Rudi, Hyde Park; Mrs, R. A. Orr, Hensall; • Mrs. J. E. Orr, Parkhill, Next year's conveners are Mrs. Melvin Orr Jr., Belgrave; tubs. John Currie, Wingham e •, •�,. w •.14, 4r* •w w' zroa ;:°s amp rhtra.i x.. ?:r. a n»mwawar%�'xG..° L' "..n' ".,r:v,, Lodge. delegates present reports Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, Noble Grand, presided for the meet - Ing of .Amber Rebekah. Lodge last Wednesday evening. Arrangements weremade for a pot luck lunch following the next regular meeting in Sep- tember. Mre. Alex McBeath PNC, who was a representative at the 71st annual session of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario held in , Toronto in June gave an interesting report of ses- sions, Mrs, Glenn Bell, Jr, PNG, scholar, gave a report on meetings attended in To- ronto. Mrs. Lillian Grummet DAP for the past term prepared a descriptive report of her year's work, which was read to the Lodge. Several past Noble Grands attendedthe inaugural meeting in Clinton on Thursday, June 22 when Mrs. Ethel A'leP'her- son was installed as DD1? for the incoming term. Nominations for officers for the next term. were held. Arrangements were made for the IOOF and. Rebekah picnic held at the local park Tuesday, June 27, Baby Band graduation The 'Woman's Missionary So- ciety of the United. Church en- tertained members of the 13abY Band and their mothers Friday afternoon, June 23 with 'sone 150 attending which included. over 100 mothers and children, President Mrs, E. T. Rowe presided for the program which included,. a welcome by Mrs, Rowe; piano solos by Ann Mickle, Lois Simmons and Doug Mock; vocal dn;ets, Suz- anne Rannie and Nancy, Kyle; solo, Linda Beer; trumpet solo, Bob Forrest; violin solo, Brian Smillie. Rev. Currie Win - law told a children's story, Sixteen members of the Baby Band graduated into the /Mis- sion. Band Mis-sion.:Band in a graduationcer- emony with, Joyce Flynn and Linda Lenaghan . singing the 'graduation song and 'leading the graduate class. Graduating were Janie Heal, Danny Turvey, Mary Black- well, Billy Clement, Joan God- dard, Danny Smith,, Cathy Cook, :Kevin. Buchanan, Jaynie Williams, Joey Rowcliffe, Joan Forrest, Paul. .Reaburn, Ricky Ingram, F'at J'oynt, Kevin Bis - back and Joan Marie Allan, Arlene Chipchase presented diplomas and Catherine Christie shook hands with the gradu- ates, Mrs, T. J. Sherritt was pian- ist for the hymns and gr adua- tien exercises. Mrs, ,Currie Winlaw accompanied for the. musical numbers, Superintendent of the Baby Band, is Mrs. Clarence Smillie and her assistants are Mrs. Blighton Ferg, Mrs. Edison Forrest, Mrs. George Hess, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs, Ken Elder and Mrs. Grace Harpole. The schoolroom was attrac- tively arranged with peonies, iris, daisies and: yellow • fillies and. decorations made by Mrs, Smillie. Refreshments . were served andthe children presented with favours. Attend funeral Funeral services for Mrs, George Carson, 98, of Hep- worth, great grandmother of Mrs, Jim Clark and great great grandmother of Beverley, Deb- orah and Valerie Jane Clark of Hensall will be held Thurs- day, June 29 at, Hepworth at 2:30 pan, Mrs. Carson died Monday. • .Attending the funeral will be Mrs, Jinn. Clark, Mrs. William Lee, Goderich, ,and Mrs. Ron. Moir, Strathroy. Cir Gur .es g et award The tat I•l.ensall Guide Com- pany and the Brownie Pack held their closing meeting for the summer in the United Church on Tuesday, June 20, Brown Owl Mrs. E, T, Rowe welcomed the parents and Tawny Owl Mrs. Robert Cook conducted the Brownie pro- gram. Three Brownies, .Toan Sim- mons, Linda Keys and Carolyn Ceok, received minstrel badges. Brenda Noakes was awarded her Golden Hand. Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin was given a "Thanks Badge" by 'Brenda Noakes onbehalf of the Brownie Pack in appreciation for all the help :she has given to the girls. Mrs: Walter Spen- cer gave Pat Rowe her lieuten- ant's warrant pin from the Local Association, Captain of the Guide Com- pany, Mrs. William. Cameron, presented proficiency badges to Nancy Kyle, child nurse; Mary P' a y n e, homemaker; Sharron Skidmore, swimmer and. handywoman. Sharron also received her first class badge. Brown Owl enrolled three new Guides: Lynn Faber, Christine Cameron and Cheryl Little. After campfire the Local As- sociation served lunch to the parents and Guides and Brown- ies. Church officials honored At the conclusion of the serv- ice of •the United Church Sun- day morning Mr, Albert Alex- ander, representing the session, and Mr. Lorne Hay represent- ing the committee of stewards presented. Bibles respectively to S. G, Rannie, choir director, and R. J. Drysdale, church treasurer, who both tendered their resignations recently. Lodges stage family sports Members of the local 100F and Rebekah Lodge held their annual. picnic :in the local park on Tuesday evening. Following the picnic supper sports were enjoyed, Prize winners were: Boys, 8 and under, Rickey Parker, Al Cor- heti, Roddy Chapman, Wayne Corbett; girls, 12 and under, Gail. Richardson, Arlene Chip- chase, Joyce Flynn; boys, Bradley Mousseau and Lennie. Smale (tied), Rickey Parker, Al Corbett; girls, 15 and, under, Gail Richardson, Arlene Chip - chase, S and r a Richardson; boys, Billie Chipchase, Barry Mousseau, Bradley Mousseau; Ladies, kick the slipper, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase; wheel- barrow race under 15, Rickey Parker and. Billie Chipchase; three-legged, race, Barrie Mousseau and. Billie Chip - chase. A peanut scramble ended the sports which were in charge of Peter L. Mc- Naughton, Gerald Flynn, Lyle Simpson and. Ernie Chipchase. Fete leader of UC choir - At :the conclusion of choir practice at the United Church evening Thursday Mr. S. G. Rannie, choir director for the. past 15 years, who recently tendered. his resignation, was presented with matching gold cuff links and tie set clasp with. Mrs. A, E. Clark making the presentation. Mr, Rannie made the' pres- ent:ORM. of a hymn.ary to Jack Chipchase,_ who leaves for To- ronto in September, and Mr. Harry Horton presented. 'Miss Dianne Rannie with a white Bible. Miss Rannie leaves for Sarnia in the near future, 11, FETE CHOIR LEADER, MEMBERS—S. G. Rannie, cen- tre, who has resigned as director of Hensall UC choir after serving , the past: 1.5 years, was honored. Friday aught during a presentation ceremony, His .daughter p . be Dianne and Jack Chipchase, two members who will leaving in the fall, also received gifts in recognition of their services. —T -A photo Hensall personals The Sacrament of Holy Com• munion was administered at the United Church morning service on Sunday, A male quartette composed of S. G. Rannie, H. W. Horton, Jack Chipchase and Charles Mickle, sang. Mr. Richard Tipping, of Lon- don, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mr. and. Mrs, Clifford Cox, Toronto, and Mrs. Harry Stew- art, Seaforth, visited on Sun- day 'evening with Mr. and. Mrs, Laird. Mickle and. family. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Mitch- ell attended the Mitchell re- union at Springbank F'ark Sat- urday, June 24 attended by 70 members of the clan from Lon- don, Exeter and Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shiels and son Norman, of Lu.cknow, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gar- net Allan and family recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Venner, Stephen and Michael, are va- cationing at their summer cot- tage at Norman Heights. Mrs. David Dignan is a pa- tient in South Huron. Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid attended the Gardner -Young wedding at Langside Presby- terian Church on Saturday, June 24. Mr. Fred Broadley was ad- mitted to South Huron Hos- pital Sunday. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Catherine Hedden and Herb were Mr, Lloyd Redden, Mrs. Ted Kay and Steven, St, Cath- arines. Steven, great grandson of Mrs. Hedden, won first prize in the 15 -year-old class for ac- cordion solo at Arva High School Saturday and was pre- sented with a plaque. Steven has Won numerous gold medals, cups and plaques, in various contests. Mr, and Mrs. James Ben - cough, Billy and Joey. recent- ly visited in Port Elgin and Southampton, Mrs. L. E. Borden visited Iasi week with relatives and friends in Galt. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Snell visited .in Blenheim last week and attended the hnights-Rig- by wedding Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowden, Larry and Randy, of London. were Sunday guests with LAC and Mrs, Clarence lIoy, Ron- nie and Gary, Miss Greta Lammie attended the alumni reunion of the On- tario School for the Blind at Brantford last week, Miss Margaret Smith, of Lon, don, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alf Smith, and her grandfather,. Mr. Fred Kennings, Mrs, Eleanor McKenzie. of Kippen, has returned from Mount 1A crest where she spent the winter .months and is visit- ing with relatives and friends int Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Chris- IMINIIIMPRIMINIIIRIMMaismnseenwsxmamorw $ KlENSALL GIRLS' • �(PLORE THE ZOO ----Over 50 Hien- building. `They ell rISi +�i t$td Fairfield ttscuni ir). ._.i, . i. ,, e 0 . Guides lunch . � and B1oWitles and their leaders visited 1 ��lllfl.5ol .and Nv _r.., g�e;rts Of Sarnia Guides for 1 sill. Girl �uldos the Detroit 'MO Saturday lit nils okcursiou tri" the bor- on their way .h.ome der city, The group is aheWtti' ill front of the reptile Pat neve photo' tie and Catharine Ann are on vacation. Mr, and Mrs. Don :R. Mac - Laren of; Cooksville spent the weekend with the laater's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man, Mrs. Edna Corbett was a weekend visitor with Mr. 'and Mrs, George Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rannie, of Toronto, were recent visi- tors withthe former's parents, IAIr. and. Mrs, Sam Rannie and family. Mr, and Mrs. Paul. Neilands and family of Kirkton have moved. into the Saundercock residence on. Richmond Street recently purchased by Mr. Nei - lands who is employed at the RCAF Station. Centralia, Barbara Haven, five-year- old iveyear-old twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Haven, who under- went: 'surgery on her nose and. ear in St. Joseph's Hospital; London, on Friday is home again, Hay pupils visit Detroit Monday, June 26 150 students from. Hay township schools,, some parents 'and representa- tives of the school boards en- joyeda bus trip to Detroit where they visited Greenfield Village, Ford Museum, and the zoo. Schools taking the trip were SS 10, 2, 3, 8 and 15 Hay, grades 6, 7 and 8 St. Boniface Separate school, Zurich, grades 6, 7 and 8 Zurich public school: and Union. school 9, Blake, Three buses were .needed to transport the children for the trip who were accompanied by their principals and teachers, WI I inspects eii serine Thirty-seven members of Hensall Women's Destitute en- joyed 'a bus trip to Brantford on Monday where they toured the Alexander Graham Bell Homestead noting the different types of phones from the time of invention. It was here that the 'concep- tion of the telephone took place during the summer visit of Alexander Graham Bell to his father's residence in 1874, and on August 10, '1876 ' the first long distance telephone call was made between. Brantford and Paris, Ontario, They had lunch in the ' park adjoining the building. The next stop was at the Museum where the rooms of Indian, pioneer and :firemen's equipment was something to see. Next they went through Mo- hawk Chapel built in 1785, the first protestant church in On- tario, The timbers were cut at Paris, Ontario, and floated down the Grand river to the chapel, The bell outside the door, the first in Upper Can- ada. was cast in London. Eng- land in 1786. The red carpet in the centre aisle was used in 1939 by King George and Queen Elizabeth during their visit to Brantfor cl and the gold carpet, in the sanctuary was in Westminster Abbey during the crowning or Queen Elizabeth 11, The coat of arms was pre• sented by George Ill and was carved our, of one piece of wood; the finest in Canada. Over the altar are the Apostles Creed, the 10 commandments and the Lord'S Prayer in the Mohawk language, They enjoyed viewing Glen- Iwrst E. Gardens, home of the late L. Coeksliutt.. It con• lists of 15 and a hal.( acres, With toil acres developed hits park arca. Dinnor at Hooper's ,Restaurant concluded an Jbvable day, YJuririg thi „ 1ttnclteon hour'Mrs. George flees, on behalf 'Of the green, made a presettte- tion of an English pottery Vase and bottle of cologne to the president, Mrs, George been 01 apoireeiation of her efforts 16 snake the hits trip a stteceeS,. , , hurch at r mar y Cml11e11.fsbPt~ maks anniversary Sy MRS. ARGNIg PEWAR CROMARTY Anniversary services were held in Cromarty Presbyterian church on Sunday with Rev, R. G,charge McMillanofboth pfserGodevices,.riph in Special musk was provided by the ehoir and by the male quartette, Targe congregations were in attendance .and many visitors spent the day with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ebner pow and family of Roy's visited with Mr.• and Mrs, Eldon, Allen and family, A'fr, and Mrs, Harold Cole- man, John, Joan and Allen of Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing and family. Mr, and 'Mrs. Reg Stagg of Exeter and Mr, and Mrs. Gor- Gui..,_..es visit Detroit zoo Guides and Brownies num- bering 49 and three .leaders, Mrs, E: T. Rowe, Mrs. Robert Cook and 'Miss Pat Rowe left Hensall at. 8 a.m, Saturday, Tune 24 to visit the Detroit Zoo, A short visit was made to the Fairfield Museum on the way to Windsor.. This museum is under the supervision of the United Church of Canada and is the site of the first Christian Indian village in the country. Lunch was eaten at a park in Windsor. The girls spent over three hours at the zoo after which the bus came back by way of Port Huron. The 9th Sarnia. Guide Company and. Brownie Pack treated. the Hensall Guides and Brownies to supper in a park in the city. The girls arrived home short- ly after 9 p,m,., a tired but happy group. Bingo winners Legion bingo winners Satur- day night were: Mrs. Joan Hoy; Eldon Jarrott, Bryan Finlayson; Mrs. Garfield Brode- rick, Mrs. Lorne McNaughton, Cromarty. Jack pot special., Jim Smale; Mrs. George Shells; Murray Tyndall (2); Mrs. Wes Venner, Billy Noakes; Special, Mrs. Murray Tyn- dall; Murray Tyndall (2); Mrs. R. Taylor; Mrs. George Boa; Special, Mrs. Faith. Pinsent; door. prizes, Mrs, Wes Veneer, Leotta Johnston. Jack pot this Saturday will be $130.00 in 56 calls with two door prizes. don Moughton, Loudon, With Mrs AI. iloughtpn. 1Ar and Mrs Russell Ttillie,x and family of Roy's •with Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Dow. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Cow- ard, Thames Read, with Miss Nettie McCurdy and 112r, Win. McCurdy, Rev, R, G. McMillan, Mr and Mrs. Roy McCulloch, and Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Cann, Exeter, with 21r, and Mrs, Calder Me- K aig, 11fr. and Mrs. John Qhessell, and Robert with Mr, and Airs. Lloyd 'Sorsdahl. Mrs. Ebner Colquhoun of Clinton with Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mrs. Clara ,Hackney, Exeter, Mr. and. Mrs, Lloyd. Ballan- tyne, Thames Road, and. Miss W ilma Harper, Stratford, with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Harper. Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Chris- tie and family, Roy's, with Mr. and Mrs.Frank Allen. Mr, and. Mrs. Harold Mc- Leod and Elizabeth of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCur- dy with Mr, and Mrs. Moe La - mond., Cromarty By MRS., KEN McKEL?*Alt. • ,Personal items Mr, Lloyd Crawford of Tor- onto spent the weekend with, his. !parents Mr, and IMrs, W.Craw-- t ford. 11r. and Mrs. R. G. Speare And Mrs. Frank Speare and son of Toronto visited with M.iSs Alive Speare and attended the. Speare reunion in Mitchell o Sunday, I Mr. and: Mrs, Will Hamilton' :Mrs. Jessie Hamilton, Miss fixe. Ballantyne, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sillery of Exe- ter and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ifunldn of Belmore, were en. len tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D,Sadler, Staffa. on Sunday, i Guests on Monday evening P with Mrs, Sadie Scott were ;Mr. and Mrs, George 'Wallace, Mrs. Horton McDougall, Mrs. El- mer Colquhoun of. Clinton and Mr. Lindsay McKellar. 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