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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-25, Page 5Page 5 May 24, 1962 ensall and district .news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 DIES FROM INJURIES , Donald Hedden Injuries kill Hensall man Donald. Bruce Redden, 33, of Clinton, formerly of Hensall, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Monday night, as a. re- sult of injuries he received in a motor accident two years ago this July. He was driving alone near Clinton when something went wrong with the steering mech- anism. H, was thrown out of the car and struck his back against the stump of a tree and lay in the ditch all night until found in the morning. He was paralyzed. from the waist down and confined to a wheel chair and hospitalized for most of the time, He received his early educa- tion in. liensa and 10 years ago enlisted with the RCAF at Lon- don, and was posted in Ger- many, the Yukon, Barrie And. Clinton, and released a year ago. Surviving are his widow, the former Edith Patricia Metter, of Germany, three small daugh- ters, Ina, Monica and Stephanie, at Clinta,1; his mother, Mrs. Ruth Carter, Clinton; four sis- ters, (Catherine) Mrs, Todd Donelley, Portage La Prairie; Patricia, Rosemary, Janet, two brothers, David and Michael Carter, all of. Clinton, Funeral services will be held from the .Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton, Thursday, May 24, at 9.30 a.m., followed with A serv- ice in the Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, at 10 a.m. Burial will' be in. Clinton Ceme- tery, Receives MBE Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, of EgmondVille,. h a s received word from hen niece, .MiSa Nora. Varley, Westmorland, England, that she was recent- ly to Buckingham Palace to- gether with her two brothers, Bill an d Frank, where she had the honor of receiving.the MBE 11Vleinber of British Eita pire), one of. the highest honors in England. She was also presented with a walnut deck by her fellow employees. ECCA Fast healing for CUTS, BURNS, BOILS, Accepts call to U here. The Reverend hit F Cinc. rie, of Hamilton, director of an. eial services for Centcnao.'a- Wesley Centre, has avceptcd a call to become minister. Ben- salt United Church subject to the approval of Presbytery with duties to commence .Iuly Mr. Currie received his early education in his home coin• inanity of Leamheth, and London South Collegiate lie .attendrd the UnivrTsIty of Western ow, tarie and Emmanuel Thcolog• teal College in Toronto. His first Pastorate was at Bayfield ur Boron. County. Mr. Currie ha.5 served congregations in Lannon Conference at Crediton and Watford, and in Hamilton Con• ferenec at I...widen and .carhsje. While at. Lynden a new church was built. More recently Air, Carrie has been undertaking a. spemali7ed ministry for the United Chitreb in downtown Hamilton v.hen' he has been director of social ices for Centenary's Wer.11 Centre. As a student he sered on mission fields in Saskatch- ewan Air. Currie is a ,iipplernentar,, reserve Chaplain of the RCAF' and gives smite time to this service each summer. In mil mr. Currie mauled Bernice Anderson and they have two sons. Wayne and Dattglii.1, and one datightcr, ('armor. W G. THOMPSON .6t SONS LTD. INFECTIONS Anlisepilr guy Mee .a fn 17n ni HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL Registration of TE ILS Will Be Held At The School On Wednesday, May '30 2:00 • :3:30 Pupils must be five years of age on or before December 31, 1962, HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD y S REG, SIZE BARS WITH Free Face Cloth EJAR r K 45c Le LB Jigs Machine Shop SALES N SERVICE FARM EQUIPMENT An import messa e to our farm frien In all fairness to our many NEW IDEA hien& and patrons, we wish to make the following announce. merit: A rumour from an unreliable source has been spread around that JIM is going out of the NEW IDEA line. I wish to officially declare this is false and further to say that the lights have not as yet gone out as far as NEW IDEA and JIM arc concerned. However, there could have been a slioht (ticket visible in some localities because of the channeover horn one cycle to the other. Now the line is repaired and wo have arranged to pass on to you, as a user of NEW IDEA, an even better arrangement in the future. From this date on, W. J. CLEMENT, welf.knnwri for his famous McKee line, is taking over the sale of all NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY, through a mutual arrangement with all concerned. JIM is handling all re• pairs and parts, as well as whatever bit of help we can offer in regard to the operation of various NEW IDEA linos of machinery. Therefore, for those, concerned, you have but one Thing to remember: If it's machinery you are inlorealed in, see ISILL CLEMENT, phone 19 Monsen. If it's parts and repairs you require, tee JIM at the old stand, JAS. BE.NCOUGH HENS First fete for CGIT Mrs. Lorne Sparks, Baylield, a returned missionary from China, was guest speaker at the first CGIT mother and daughter banquet of Carmel Presbyterian Church last Wednesday eve- ning, Mrs. Sparks gave as her topic "Be a Mother" showing the problems and difficulties of be- ing a mother and also the joy of bringing up a family especial- ly for the Christian. mother, To the girls she stressed the Goderich man. portance of having a personal relationship with God. The wins shoot off speaker was introduced by Mrs, Ross MacDonald and thanked At the Victoria Day Shoot by Patsy Moir giving her a token of appreciaton. held at Kippen on Sunday, spon- Following a ham and salad sored by Kippen Gun Club, Hed- s ley Prouse of Goderich. won the supper served smorgasbord style by the girls to their guests London -Winery Trophy with 48 out of 50, Leader Mrs, MacDonald. intro- Harry Mathers of Exeter duced the president Gail Sangs-, s also scored 48 out of 50 but wa ter who, in turn, introduced the head table: Miss Hannah Mon beaten in the shoot off, ray, WAIS representative, Mrs. In the special handicap Harry Mathers of. Exeter, and John Sangster, Rev, Ross MacDonald, Mrs. MacDonald, Mrs. Ed Fink Gilbert, Goderich, tied with 2.1 out of 25 and Mrs. G. MeClyntock, lead- . el's. Unit to send delegate A toast, to mother was pro. UCW unit 5 met on Thursday posed by Bonnie Foster and afternoon, May 17 with Mrs. W. responded to by Airs. James B. Cross presiding for the pro- Jenkins and Heather Reid re- gram, plied to the toast to CGIT .pro- Those taking part in the de- posed by Mrs. Lawrence Bayn- votional were Mrs. Stanley Mi.t- ham. Each girl introduced her chell, the leader, Mrs. R. Mc- mother saying one sentence Allister, Airs, Pearl Shaddick about her which proved hilor- and Mrs. F. Pathwen, ious. Rev. MacDonald expressed Mrs, W. IC Weeks conducted greetings from the church and the Bible study and a question- session. Miss Murray spoke noire followed. Mrs. Laird briefly. Mickle contributed a piano solo. Heather Reid and Cheryl Little Mrs. IV, 13. Cross presented led in the worship service in the study choosing for her wihch llie girls sang a duet. theme, "The church and its Marcia Little and Cotten Bayn- work" telling how it should ham took the offering which reach out to people in the corn- was dedicated by Ruth Smale, munities and by kindness and Susanne 'Kyle led in a sing- visitations bring them closer to song and Mrs. Sparks taught a the church. Mrs. Weeks took Chinese song. A hilarious skit the chair for the business and "The Beauty Shop" was pre- announced that the quilting sented by Colleen Baynham, would be one day earlier June Cheryl Little and Flora John- 4, 5 and 6. UCW re gional meet- ston. Susanne Kyle and Ruth ing will be at Grand Bend, May Smale contributed a duet and 31. Mrs. E. T. 'Rowe was ap- Patsy Moir, Ann Lawrence and pointed to attend the Leaders' Bonnie Foster, a trio. School at. Alma College, St. Decorating committee was Thomas, August 21-24. Bonnie Foster, Patsy Moir The unit will join with Mrs. program, Gail Sangster, Ruth Chipchase's group for the straw- Smale; food, Suzanne Kyle, berry supper in June. Flora Johnston; table, Judy Personal items Jenkins, Diane Koehler; invita- 1V1r. and Mrs, Clarence Dil- dons- Barbara Schwalm, Rose ling and family of Sarnia visited Marie • Neilands; kitchen, Bon- last week with the farmer's Marcia Peters, A n n Lawrence, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Patsy Schwalm i:inad"iCaollieJetritle Baynham. Dilling. products.,•Ofr General ,moters' Sales with .Drysd01 • • Ceest . Hardistlie!",,. MON! HaA 01; Seed Grain RODNEY, GARRY AND RUSSELL OATS LIMITED AMOUNT OF SEED BARLEY CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS Contracts AVAILABLE FOR MALTING BARLEY AND SEED WHITE BEANS Full Line of CIL Fertilizer hensail persona's Mrs ward Forrest is a and Mrs. Barry Boy and ipiaotsipeinit•al.in Clinton Community family with Mr. and Mrs. .Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rath, 11111101,1140.11t1;11rPnite!tClt ali rek4.. 541114 -)11". and Mrs, Lyle 'YOurighltii,. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rannie liclgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. and Joan of Toronto with the. Flynn of Seaforth were Sun- former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. day guests with Airs. Pearl Sa m Ran nie, Shaddick and Bill, Mrs, Edna .Corbett with her LA(' and Mrs. H. L. .Gay ..and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. little daughter Lorna have and Airs. u. Schroeder and. taken up residence in the Fink family. apar'tme'nts on King .Street. LAC (lay is stationed at RCAF Clinton. Funeral services ..for Kathe. rine Pauline. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kyre of St. Marys. were held from the Box Funeral Home, Sea. forth, Thursday, Slay 17, with burial in Maitland cemetery. In her fifth month, the baby died suddenly in the St. Marys Memorial Hospital, on May 15. The baby was a granddaughter of Mr. and Air's. Campbell. Ky're, of Air. and Airs. R. A. Orr spent the holiday weekend with ..Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Orr Sr., of Chesley and with Mr, and Airs. 1A4,1,ienivrtn n,Orr Jr.. and family of Mr. Keith Wonnacott, mecha- nic at Canadian Tire, Exeter, is enjoying a week's vacation. Weekend visitors Mr. and Airs. Bob Redden and faintly, Robin, Kathy and. Michael, and Earl Redden, St.. Catharines with Herb Redden. Airs. 1,, Darien and twin daughters, Joan and Janet of Kitchener, with Air-. and Mrs. John Soldan, - Pat and Mike, Mrs. Deitrich is the former Helen Spellman of Kitchener, Air. Earl Bell of Toronto with his parents, Mr. and Airs. Glenn Bell, Alt's. Dorothy Weido and Steve spent the weekend with relatives at ,Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellis of Clin- ton with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Chapman and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto with Mr, and Airs. Archie MarGrgor and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mis,, Geraldine Parker of Lon- don with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Parker. Sir, and Mrs, Len Noakes and family at Turnhull's Grove, $1 Pure Pork SAUSAGE C6'cliEWI STEWING BEEF Florida White r pefruit NO. 1 SIZE 96'S 45c 1\10 1 Size 24 s Fire destroys garage, tools Fire completely destroyed a frame garage 12.x18' on Oxford SI. about 40 feet from the rear of the home occupied by Mr. and Alrs, Barry Jackson on Fri- day evening, It was owned by harry Smitn. Garage was a complete loss together with tools, lawn mower, veranuah turmture and storm windows. the cement, founda• lion and walls were left stand- ing. Sparks lit on the roofs of garages owned by Garfield Broderick and George Thomp- son, but. firemen quickly brought it under control. Mrs. George Ingram, who was baby sitting for Mr. and Mrs. Jackson who were away at the time gave the alarm. The fire was very spectacular with bib lows of smoke filling the sky. No estimate of damage was given, Kinettes re-adopt child Hensall Kinetics at their meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Har- old Knight, Tuesday evening decided to re-adapt their child. in Italy for another year through the Canadian Save the Children Fund. Mrs, Horner Campbell joined the club as a new member, She wan the raffle. IL was an- nounced that the new district convener for 1962-63 was Mrs. Stan Green, Dresden. Plans were finalized for the rummage sale on Saturday, May 26 at 3 p,m, in the Legion Hall, Mrs. J. Faber lifelong resident Mrs. John Faber, 56, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Wednesday, May 16. The former Effie Margaret Bell she was born on the Bell homestead on the London road on highway 4 and has been a resident of the community all her life. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband, one daughter, Joyce, Mrs, William Sims, Exe- ter; her mother, Mrs. William Hyde, Hermit; two sisters (Ele- anor) Mrs, Ed Barrett, New Jersey, U.S.A,, Miss Loretta Bell, London, and two grand- children. Public funeral services were held from the Bonthron Funeral. Chapel, Hensall, Saturday, May 19 conducted by Rev, Currie Winlaw with burial in 1-1.enstill Union, cemetery. Pallbearers Were Elgin Roweliffe„ Carl Payne, Lloyd McDonald, Mal- colm Dotigall, Harvey Hyde and Cal Horton. Your library — Continued from page 4 the war began, each General Staff knew what the others would do; all was planned: the campaign, the number ,the campaign, the lilies of tr'ans'porta- tion, the monstrous seise guns, everything dawn to the last but- on the last infantryman's uniform. In the stammer of 1914 Europe Wag a heap ni! swords piled as delicately as jack straws- mitt not, one cotild be drawn out without upsetting the others. It happened and the holocaust of August 1914 was the prelude to lour bitter Yeat'S of deadlocked w ar that cost A generation of EurePeati The catalOgtteahattioS of that August includes the bathe of Leige, Meta and the battle e C the Fitiltiert, each bailie, signifying careers made or broken; anpertithitieS grasped or missed. MPS, Ttichniatt's botik lias been ortAttlitotigly Atelaittiol by most reviewers, It is available 1p y our library. FIRST BANQUET FOR C ARMEI, CGIT—Carmel Pres- byterian CGIT, Hensel], held its first mother and daugh- ter banquet Wednesday night in the church basement. The newly-formed group includes: front row, from left, Patsy Schwalm, Patsy Moir, Cheryl Little, Marcia Little, Suzanne Kyle; middle row, Mrs. Ed Fink, a leader; Barbara Schwalm, Flora Lee Johnston, Heather Reid, Colleen Baynham, Bonnie Peters, Diane .Koehler, Mrs, D. Ross MacDonald, leader; back row, Mrs, McClintock, leader; Bonnie Foster, Ruth Smale, Rose Marie Neilands, Judy Jenkins, Ann. Lawrence, Gail Sangster, Absent be- cause of illness was Linda Lenaghan, ciwar,(;1 . Fun , k dies an !,1.*,11ward Funk, 55. of RR 2, Hensall, well known farmer of Ilay Township flied suddenlY SI. Joseph's Hospital. London, on Sunday, where he had been admitted, the previous week with a heart :ondition Ile had improved so much that the doe- tors had said he could crime, bumf' in two or three days. Surviving are his ,wife., Mary Jacoby, a son. Fred, and daugh- ter, Ann Marie. both at home; one daughter cMillier Al rS. Don- ald rage, Brampton; his mo- ther, Mrs. Ferdinand Funk, 'Minnesota; three brothers. Wal- ler, Huntsville; Alai-tin. Bramp- ton; Russell, Regina; two sist- ers (Stella; Mrs. Russell Boy- Minnesota; (Annie) Mrs. Harold Holmes, .Spears, Sask. Public feneral services con- flucted by Rev. Currie Winlaw were held Wednesday, Alay 23 from the Bonthron Funeral Home. with burial in Bonsai! Union cemetery. Pallheaiers were Lloyd Mous- seau, George Beer, Glenn 'Deitz, Glen Koehler, Harold C. Bell and Stewart Bell. Message from Blake Sy MISS EMMA FINLAY Iii'. Harold Finlay, Jim, Mar- garet and Emma .lane, visited Ali % Bert Gibbings and Mr. and Ales Will iann Londsborough and Linda Jarvis, of Clinton, on Monday last. Mrs. Mary Manson. visited Mrs. Molly Erb on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. ,Bert Faber, of Kippen, visited Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Desch, of Bia.ke. Alr. and Mrs. Lloyd McBride, of Windsor, spent the weekend in this vicinity. Mr. Lloyd Jeffery, of Wind- sor, visited over the weekend with Mrs. Polly Jeffrey and boys. Alr. Andrew Corriveaii, of .ondon, spent the weekend, vith Air. and Mrs. Lucien Car- ivea.0 and family, of Blake, David Dignan farmer in Hay David Dignan, of Hensall, died suddenly at Clinton Hospital Tuesday morning, May 22, in his 77th year, The late Mr. Dignan farmed. in Hay Hensall before retir- ing to Hensall in 1949. Mrs. Dignan predeceased him in Sep- tember, 1961. Surviving are three. sons, Har- old and Earl, RR 2, Hensall, Harvey, Dorchester; one sister, Mrs, William Forrest, Hensall. Private funeral services will be 'held from the Bonthron Fu- neral Chapel, Thursday, May 24, at .2 11.m. ReV, C. Winlaw will. Officiate, 'Burial will be in Exeter Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murdock, of Dundas; Mr, Harold Curran, Hamilton;. Mr. and Airs. Stan- ley T. Rumble and family; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heintz. and, family, all of Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Murdock and Beth. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Joynt and Aida, Toronto, with the former's mother. Mrs. Alice Joynt. Dr. .Joynt also attend- ed a. medical meeting in Wind- sor. Airs. Fred Beer, Linda Lee, and Betty Ann. with. Fn and Mrs, John Beer and family at Camp Borden. PLAN STRAWBERRY SUPPER UCW unit one mei Monday evenno; with 16 present and Airs. E. Chipchase presiding. Mrs. Ian AleAllister conduct- ed the devotional and Mrs. Don Joynt presented the Bible study, Plans were laid for the fur- key,ham. and strawberry sup. per in the church school rooms Wednesday, June 20. Shop at lis t o Fe R ri oas INCED HA Ontario Lealf Lettue lb