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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-19, Page 5Page 5 July 19, 1962 ensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone S Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Your Blood is Urgently Needed 0 Please Come To The Red Cross k iood Clini HENSALL LEGION HALL Wednesday, July 25 4:30 P.M, TO 9;00 P.M, DON'T SHUT YOUR EYES TO THIS URGENT CALL I 4' Investors gv IT] d 11 ,0 ite 0 f CANADA, LI)41710 WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW about INVESTORS' BALANCED PLANS? The modern way to accumulate money, TED HOLMES Circle, London Enquire at The, 145 Deer Park Advocate TImes• OE 4.9502 or Hyde from Saskatchewan. Mrs. Hyde is a granddaughter ._ of Sir-and Mrs. Wm. .Htty of •".t.s. gina, formerly, of Crum Gut,,, Guests to visit with them IA s;re.v. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meettrq, Mr. and Airs. Wilbur Alitler, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mr. LtOsay McKellar, Mrs. George M.-al- lace, Mr. and Mrs. Horton Me- Dougall, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Agnes and Prances, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm Lamond jr. and daughter, Travis, Linda Currie of Dorchester is holidaying with her grand- parents Mr. and Airs, Otto Walker„ Mr. and Airs. John Wallace and Debbie, Mr. and Airs. George Wallace visited on Sun,- day ..with Airs. Ellen Ballan- tyne al, the home of Mrs. Smith, Stratford. ueenis HOTEL 2 for DRESSED PORK 9 Shoulders Always, the finest food s cost less at Ars Super-$ave Market in Hensall SUPER $AVE 5-0Z, Instant Coffee Sausage eat CRY-ONAC t'a'S It, SUPER $AVE Peanut Butter 9.02. Tumbler ttttttttttt . . . HENSALL mutes lastriffli1111( A\ Cottage oils 113 10 for 9 Dog Food King 3me Tide AREA PICNICS elide boy a andMrs. William Kerslake, Miss Margaret Ann Clement. Wallace, Miss Adeline Chap- Personal items Pei, Mrs. Al. Dow and Mrs. Al. Christie were in the Kinder- Misses Dorothy and Gerald- garter, department. ins Parker of London spent Mrs, G. Carey, Mrs. H. the weekend with their parents, Chappel, Miss Margaret Jean .Mr, and Mrs. Harold Parker, Russell, Miss Patricia Harris, J Mr, Frank Forrest is enjoy- Mrs. • Roberts, Mrs. V, ing a week's vacation. Alderdyce, Mrs. Alex Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Turner Miss Shirley Gardiner taught the four primary classes. and r.rracey of Hamilton visited with Mrs. Turner's parents, Mrs. M. 'Amend, Mrs, R, Air, and Mrs. Thomas Lavers der, • Bth9eyeethraened AjiurnsfoiN cD1 aosi,sve st a uagnhat Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the Mrs. T. L. Scott was teacher for the intermediate class. weekend visiting with her son- Pupils attended from Kinpen, -in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Chiselhurst, Roy's, Staffa and Mr. and Mrs. P, Balfour and Cromarty. Susan, of Niagara Fans, visited Shower for bride-elect this week with Herb Redden, On Tuesday evening, a large Bill Simpson, of Birmingham, gathering of relatives, friends Mich., visited his grandmother, and neighbors, met in the Mrs. Lou Simpson, over the church schoolroom to honor weekend, Miss Arlene Hoggarth anti pre- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petti- sented her with a miscellane- grew and family, of Lincoln ous shower before her a t proaching marriage, ap- Park, Mich., are vacationing the .Hesshaven cottage in the Miss Margaret Ann Wallace Pinery, was in charge of the program Mrs, N, K. Bankson, Mrs, which included piano solos by Maurice Charron and Mr. Carl Carol. Ann Dow and Ruth Anne Wahlberg, of Port Huron, Mich,, Coleman; tap dance by Sharon spent Thursday last with Mrs. Cadick of 'London, solo by Lou Simpson. Brenda. Kerslake, accompanied Mr, and. Airs. George Hess by her sister, Joyce, and read- attended the boat, races at Port ings by Mrs. Gerald Carey and Franks on Sunday afternoon. Miss Olive Speare. Several contests were conducted. Margaret Jean Russell read the address and Barbara Kers- lake and Debbie Wallace drew in a decorated wagon laden with parcels. After opening the many beautiful gifts, Arlene thanked all those present and invited them to her trousseau tea on Saturday evening. First university in Canada to grant degrees to women was New Brunswick's Mount Alli- son, which granted the de- gree of bachelor of science to Grace Ann Lockhart in 1875. Kitchen shower 'DisplaY .of ..crafts honor of Miss Mary Dixon Of ends .Bible school at her home ThesdaY evening • • • Airs. Jim Hyde was hostess.i.a Clandeboye, whose marriage to By MRS, KEN .MeKELLAB Richard .Orr of 'Hensall, will •CROATARIT take place Saturday, July 28. The closing program of the Invited guests were members of Cromarty Vacational. ' Bible the Hensall :Kinetic Club and School was held in Cromarty several others who presented church on Friday evening. A Mss Dixon with a kitchen show• display of crafts and work er. Airs, Jack Drysdale read books was set up the presentation address. ig,I.) The average attendance for teen attended the shower, the week was 108, There were Winners of progressive euchre ten classes with 17 teachers were Mrs. Wthred Dixon. of and stants* Alia" " " for area bride Person al items Air. and Mrs. Mervin Dow, Carol Ann and Brian visited o.n Sunday with Me. and Airs. Bill Worthington of Toronto, Brian stayed for A weeks holidays. Craig Kersiake spent a few holidays in Mitchell with ,aryl and Robert Binning. Air. and 'Airs. D. G. Arm- strong of Montreal visited over the weekend with Mrs. Arm- strong's parents, Air. and Mrs. 'Harold Carey. Mrs, Filmer Chappel, David and Alfred accompanied by Ken Vivian of Mitchell left by motor last week to visit Mrs. Chappers parents, Mr. and Henry Drake at Hamiota„ Man- itoba, and other relatives in Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rus- sell and Mrs. Grace Scott. vis- ited on Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Donald Scott, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Mae Lamond visited on Sunday with Mr. and Airs, Floyd Wilkens of Atwood. :Kimberly and Coleen Moore- head of Rostock are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gar- diner, Miss Brenda Kerslake is at- tending summer camp at tail. Misses Ina Scott and Alice Walker, London, spent: the weekend at their respective homes. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Lamond on Saturday night were, Air. and. Mrs. W, Kippen Institute Seaforth Lions Park proved an ideal setting for the picnic of Kippen East Women's insti- tute Friday, July 13 with 65 at- tending with a picnic supper in charge of Mrs. Robert Gem- mel!, Mrs. James Drummond and Mrs. William Bell. • Youngest person present was Brett Finlayson; largest family, Mr, and Mrs. Art Finlayson; birthday closest to picnic date, Vivan Cooper, Sports winners Were; five and under, Lynda Bell, Dwight Con- sitt, Allan Bell; seven and un- der, Brenda Finlayson, Lynn Alderdice; nine and under, Bradley Finlayson, Lynda. Al.- detdice; 10 and under, girls, Janice Eyre, loan Finkbeiner; boys, Larry Consitt, Bryan. Drummond; 1.4 and under, girls, Diane Finlayson, Karyn Alder- dice; boys, Al Kyle, Bruce Drummond; peanut scramble up to 5; Bean guess, Janice Eyre; men, kick slipper, Al Kyle, Robert Driumnond; ladies, Mrs. Robert Gemmel!. The ladies lost to the men in the ball garlic, Mrs. Verne Alderdice and Mrs, Stewart Pepper arranged the sports. Chiselhurst UC The congregational picnic of Chiselhurst United Church was held on the church grounds Wednesday evening, July 11 at- tended by 70. Following a supper a full pro- gram of sports was carried out under direction of Mrs Alvin Cole, Mrs. Jack Brintnell, Miss Patricia Harris and Miss June Munn, Prize for the youngest Child present went to Kevin Parker, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ken Park- er; . lucky chair, Mrs. William Gibson; birthday closest to date of picnic, Mrs, Harold Parker; guessing beans in jar, Ruth Anne Coleman. Winners hi races fOr pre- schoolers, JIM my Ferguson, John. Kinsman; girls, (i to 8, Jean Cole, Shirley Brintnell; boys, Larry Ferguson, Gerry Sararas; girls, 8 to 10, Joyce Ferguson, Stisart Briggs; boys, Allan Sararas, Larry Ferguson; girls, 12 and under, Katee Your library - Continued from page 4 respondence, publi c i t y, pro- grams, reports and committee work. The Mind in Healing The Most revolutionary 'med- ical discovery of our day is that it is stress and net disease which kilts us. It is stress which destroys the bodv's detentes against invading germs. VeW of Us have much con. trol over our own mental pro, cesses but could we but learn to control even tan light de- gree our emotions -and attitudes Ave could speed our recovery from illness And add ninny years to our span Of life. "The Mind in Healing" it offered to help the ordinary layman 0- eperate With'medical science iii Speeding his own recovery froth. illness and escape from the ten- Sion and anxiety Which result from our modern Way of life. For the year ending March 31, 1963, pawn. for federal ttnytirtinient, ..ehipleyees will total ,$87008,1)81, Sararas; boys, Bruce Drum- mond, Eric Ross, Young ladies' race, June Munn, Patricia Harris; young men, John Jacobe, Bob Munn (tied); married ladies, Mrs. J. Drummond, Mrs. Ken Parker; married men, Russell Ferguson, Jack Brintnell; ladies, kick slip- per, Mrs. R.. Ferguson, Patricia Harris; men, Eric Ross, Bob Munn; three-legged race, Jack Brintnell, John Jacobi. Relays were held and ice cream en- joyed at the conclusion of the sports, The Hensall Legion Auxiliary are sponsoring a Red Cross Clinic in the Legion Hall on Wednesday, July 25. Mrs. Lawrence McCoy and family have returned I.o Toronto after holidaying for a week with Mrs. McCoy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Whiteman and Beverly. Mr, and. Mrs, Harold Hedden, Debbie, Marjorie, Hal and Billy, of Dresden, spent the weekend with. Mr. Herb Hedden. Bob Hedden and Jack Faas, who have been vacationing here for a week, returned home with them, Mrs. Wayne Smith, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, has returned home. Wayne Payne is visiting with his aunt and uncle, Mt. and Mrs, Claire Payne, St. Thomas. Mrs, Inez McEwen and Mrs. Barry Smith are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watch- er and family, Grand Prairie, Alta., and other relatives in the west, Mrs. Watcher is the for- met Nora MeEWen of Hensall, Mr. ant Mrs. William Mickle, Pamela and Judith are holiday- ing for two weeks at Sattble Beach. Cpl. and Mrs, Val Lepage, Joel and Valerie, have taken up residence in the Fink apts. on King street. Mr. Robert Mickle spent a few days last week at Sauble Beach with his brother and sia- ter.in-laW, Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Mickle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs. Florence Joytit spent Sunday With them. Mr. Bert Allan, Winnipeg, Alan, is visiting with his broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,Mrs. Wilson Allan, in Tucker- smith, The brothers enjoyed a happy reunion after an absence Of 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Weide attended the Hodgins MacMil- lan wedding oil Saturday in Col-- borne Street United Chard, London. Mrs, ltheta Charles has re- turned after a six months' visit With her daughter and law, M. and Mrs. Scott Robiti- Sett, Widen, where she was re4 euperating from an littlest, . MisS Phyllis Case is on vaca- tion for two Weeks. Miss. Meta Churchill and Miss Hilda Edge, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs, Pearl Shaddlek and Bill, Mr. and Mrs, Orville BeAVer and Brian Are spending the atiinnier at 'Thriabtill'S Grotto, Mr, and Robert MeXen, tie and Mr, Ray Schwalm pare Spending a Week camping at 'Turnbull's flreVe, Mr. and Mrs„ ililliard tawr- Mice, Gary, Mine and PAUL are vaeatieningter the summer at GreVe. Hanby, Debbie and Douglas Smith are viAtitig with their grandparents,,. and Mrs, Rudy Nine, NeW HaltibUrg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson, Detroit, spent the weekend with Mrs. Lou Simpson who is not en- joying the best of health, Peter Bisback is a guest with John Goddard at the Goddard summer cottage. Miss Beth Cook is visiting her cousin, Miss Joan Hopkinson, at Lion's Head. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Kercher and Ross of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery and family of Staffa, have returned after vacationing for a week with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Jordon at Sand Bay, Parry Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Apple- ton, of Exeter, were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs, C. L. Jirllts, Mr, and Airs. Bob Redden, Robin, Cathy and Michael, and Patsy and Earl Redden, St, Catharines, visited this week with Herb Redden. Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Phillips and family and Mrs, Cora 13rown, of Jeddo: Mich., Were recent visitors with their cous- ins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alex. ander, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gra- ham and Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Williamson called on Saturday, Mr. and Airs, Jack Krause and son Danny, and daughter, Jackie, of Hollywood, California were guests with Mr. and Mrs, Herb Kercher for a few days last week. .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexan- der Visited with relAtives in Embro last week and on their way home called on Rev, and Mrs. Currie Winlaw and family at Stratford, The Huron Soil and Crop Im- provetent group toured the General Coach, Thompson's and Mickle 's mill in liensall, on Monday morning, and .Elgin McKinley's farm and hatchery, Zurich. Fifty-five enjoyed din- ner with Mr, and Mrs, McKin- ley at their farm hoine. Mr. and Airs, Robert 'Ptyce and Miss Nancy Pryte of Bloomington, Indiana, Vilited this week with Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Chapiiian and family. Products Of Genera' Motors Fi Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL CHAMPION FIELD MEET TEAM - This team chalked up the most points in the Hensall playground field meet last week. Front row, from left, Cathy Fuss, Wendy Webster, Michael Davis, captain; Tommy Neilands, Shelly Kipler, Karen Broderick; second row, David Tay- lor, playground leader, Linda Fuss, Kay Davis, Susan Broadley, Christine Cameron, Norman Neilands, Bill Hastings, Lyle Christian, playground leader, Playground competes at track meet Transferred to US base Flt./Lt. Bill McRae stationed at Clinton RCAF Radar School has been posted to Arnold Air- force Base, Tennessee, U.S.A., and with Mrs. McRae and fam- ily, Earl, Chrissie, Bob, Bill and Laurie, expects to leave in six weeks. Residents of Hensall for the past two years Flt./Lt. McRae was active in sports and was coach of the Hensall- Zurich Combines hockey team for a year. In the track meet on the play- ground on Thursday Michael Davis' team won with 66 points. Runner-up was Gary Kyle's team with 58 points. In the girls events, 11 to 12 years winners in distance throw were Christine Cameron, Muriel Ferguson and Carol Betts; run- ning broad jump, Muriel Ferg- uson, Christine Cameron, Carol Betts; standing broad jump, Christine Cam ero n, Muriel. Ferguson, Carol Betts; dash, Betty Cameron, Christine Cam- eron, 'Muriel Ferguson; high jump, Christine Cameron, Betty Cameron, Muriel Ferguson. Girls 8, 9 and 10, distance throw, Linda Fuss, Cheryl Mous- seau, Wendy Webster; running broad jump, Linda Fuss, Chris- tine McRae, Wendy Webster; standing broad jump, Linda Fuss, Wendy Webster, Susan Broadley; dash, Linda Fuss, Margaret Allan, Christine Mc- Rae; high jump, Margaret Allan, Wendy Webster, Cheryl Mousseau. Tots, 5 and 6, wheelbarrow race, Kay Davis and Junior Neilands, Bill Webster and Pat Joynt, Christine Vanstone and Cindy Parker; 7, wheelbarrow race, Karen Broderick and Cathy Fuss, Brenda Lavender and David Jackson, Bill and Bob McRae; 5 and 6, dash, Pat Joynt, Christine Vanstone, Kay Davis; 7, dash, Shirley Smale, Bob McRae, Cathy Fuss; dis- tance throw, 5 and 6, Bill Web- ster, Kay Davis, Ian Fiford; distance throw, 7, Bob McRae, David Jackson, Shirley Smale; crawl race, 5, 6 and 7, Cathy Fuss, Bob McRae, Pat Joynt. Boys, standing broad jump, 11 and 12, Bill Taylor, Michael Hoy, Gary Kyle; standing broad jump, 8, 9 and 10, Norman Nei- lands, Ken Ferguson Murray Walker; running broad jump, it and 12, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle, Michael Hoy; 8, 9 and 10, Bill Cornet], Norman Neilands, Keith. Roszel; high jump, 11 and 12, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle, Michael. Hoy; 8, 9 and 10, Bill Cornell, Northan Neilands, Billy Hoy; dash, 11 and 12, Bill Tay- lor, Gary Kyle, Michael Hoy; 8, 9 and 10, Bill Cornell, Murray Walker, Billy lioy; distance throw, 11 and 12, Michael Hoy, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle; 8, 9 and 10, Bill Cornell, Murray Walker, Norman Neilands. Seaforth Dining facilities for banquets and weddings . Attractive Room VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL HURON LOUNGE Licenced under LCBO PHONE 433 SEAFORTH Hensall personals