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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-27, Page 5family unites at Legion. Hall The Legion Hall, Hensall, was the setting Christmas Day for a family gathering when Airs, Violet. Schwalm of Hensall had all members of her family home for the festive occasion. Present were her 11 sons and daughters, 23 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, Sixty sat down to dinner and supper with turkey the main item on the menu. The Christ- mas cake was made by Mrs. Violet Schwalm who will be '79 years of age in May of 1963, and decorated by her daughter, Airs, Harold Hans-en, Stratford, Mrs, Schwalm was the recipi- ent of many, gifts from her family and to her daughters and daughters-in-law she pre- sented. each with pillow slips with crochet trim made by her- self. The family enjoyed a social. get-to-gether and. a period of carol singing with Harold Han- sen at the piano. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schwalm and Susan, M. and Mrs, Harold Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hansen and Sandra, M r s. Mervyn Schwalm and Robert, all of Stratford; .Air, and Mrs, Arthur A O'Hara and Peter, Belleville; Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Perdue, Danny; Mike and Keven, Kings- ton; Sgt. and Mrs. Karl Schwalm, Ricky and Terry (just returned from Germany); Mr, and. Mrs. jack McFar- lane, St. Thomas; Mr, and. Mrs. Lee Schwalm, 'Elaine, David and. Brian, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Wayne, Shirley and. Kenneth, Peachland, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Patricia, Barbara, Margery and Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Robert. :McKenzie, Jack and Ronald; Mr, Ray Schwalm; Mr. and. Mrs. Glenn. McKenzie, Gordon, Tommy and Lorraine, liensall; Mr, and Mrs. Gary Wright, Lori and Roger, Kitch- ener; Mrs. Paula. White, Jen- nifer, Patricia and. Robert, To- onto; Mr. and Mrs, Alf Pfaff, Zurich, Anderson wins shoot At the Boxing Day trap shoot t Kippen sponsored by Kippen Gun Club John Anderson, Hen- sail, won the Labatt handicap trophy with a score of 45 out of 50. Lloyd Venner, also of Hensall, also had 45 put of 50 but An- derson defeated him in the shoot-off, Patients cheered Patients at Queensway Nurs- ing Home enjoyed visits from several organizations over the holiday season who cheered them up with carol singing and treats, Visiting the Nursing Home was the last Hensall Brownie Pack who sang and presented tray favours for patients and staff for their Christmas. dinner Sunday afternoon the YPS of the 'United Church sang carols and brought treats and a Sun- day School class from St. James Street United. Church, Exeter, paid a visit. Tuckersmith SS stages concert ,Jerry Traquair acted as chairman for the annual Christ- inns concert of SS I Tucker- smith Friday afternoon with. Christmas decorations forming an attractive background. A program arranged by the teacher, Mrs, Laurabelle Rei- chert, was presented which in- eluded recitations by Jerry Traquair, Nancy Forrest, jer- ry Branderhorst, Nancy Tra- quair, Catherine Fotheringham and Jim Fotheringham; choral. reading, four plays, choruses and carols. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall ac- companied at the piano for the musical numbers. The. children received gifts and treats. "Harry finds small talk relaxing." This New Year's Eve... when it's tt ne for the road"... ea?" '"sasaalaa' • Pine whisky, in moderation, plays an. iMportant part in the art of gracious living. knowing when to make ei "gracious refusal" plays an equally great part in the art of sensible living. This is especially true when the New Year's party is breaking up .. • when you're about to drive home and someone suggests, "now about one for the road?" This New Year's Eve) if you are doing the driving, say: "Yes, I'll have one for the road. nut, please make it coffee!" THE HOUSE .OF SEA:GRAM ttril* Ialst `'W' C) 71tiikt MODDRAT/ TODAY 0 Products Of Genera' Motors gl Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONt 11 HENSALL Blue Bird Diamond and Wadding RINGS We have a large selection of Clocks, JeWellery l, Watchei China, Silverware Watch and Clock Repairing e SpecialtV Albert Hess Jeweller and, Optician ZURICH a. 7rXf.:sa la Ray Jaques and Steven, Gran- Browmes cheer ton, with Mr. and Mrs. $'red nursing home Centralia Comments' BTivrd.enanadnciAll\risa.rgAaIrsFith' EsaerY, Air. and Airs. D. Roger and Danny, Air. Lome Keller and A Christmas program con- dueled by the 1st Hensall Brow- By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Alr. Donald Fisher wit I nies concluded the 162 season.' '11-'7"r-Jrr:'7';27'.2i."i;:'' • :•!'f5tX6':ar.:4;7-ilrr53 and Mrs. Jack Essery andi Hensall and ,district news CORRESPONDENT S Mrs, .Maude FiedOen, Phone S. Mrs, Archie .MacGregor, Phone Sb Hensall personals Mr. j. E. McEwen, who has lodges. Mrs, Leona. Parke was been a patient in, Victoria Hos- convener of this project. pital, London, returned home Mrs, Pearl Shaddick, who has on Thursday. been a patient in St. Joseph's Mrs. Margaret Vair of Bruce- Hospital, London, returned home field is a patient in Scott Mem- Saturday. orial Hospital, Seaforth. Christmas visitors Mr. Grant Ryckman of Chia- With Mrs. Errna Lowery and elhurst is a patient in St, Jo- sephs Hospital, London. Linda were Mr. and Mrs, Mur- Brintnell, David and Bren- Attending the funeral of the ray late Mr. Fred Kennings were: da, Exeter; Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hyde and Lisa, Hensall; Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Redden and son and Mrs, Robert Keys, Kim Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Kay and and Greg, St, Marys; Mrs, Gni-Steve, St, Catharines; Miss Mae ole Harvey, Oshawa. Kennings, Mr. and Mrs, Pat Flannery, alias Margaret Smith, Mr. James AfeEwen, Toronto, Mr. Richard Tipping, London; with Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Alc. Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKellar, Ewen. Mr. and Mrs. Ross ,links, Marilyn Smith and. George Smith, Thedford. Gail and Billy, with relatives in t• Thomas, Christmas guests at the, Tres- S Miss Viola Lemmoti, Toronto, byterian manse with Rev, and Mrs. Ross MacDonald and tam. Mr. Preston Lemmon, London, fly are Mr. and. Mrs. W. A. Sea- with Mrs, Leona Parke and ton and Gary of Brockville. Patricia.„ „ Mr. and Mrs. Win. C. Smith, i'Ll% and Mrs. Jack Lewis, Janie and Scott, are spending Sarnia, with the latter's par- th e yul e tid e holid a ys with th e ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter letters parents at North Branch, Spencer and Greg. Mich, Rev. H. F. Currie, Mrs. Cur- rie and family in Hamilton. Mrs. Lou Simpson is spending Mr. and Mars. Laird. Aliekle, the Christmas holidays with Members of her, family in 78ir to. Bob and Ann in London. ingham, and Royal Oak, Mich. With Mr. and Mts. N. E. Cook Messrs. Charles Mickle, Ian w er eandMrs. 62 ry„,, taCnaar - Akinden and Bruee Grainger', lett. Bryan, Diane and nt- Special guest for the afternoon Wins draw s. Was former Brown Owl. Mrs. — Earl Rowe, les, directed a playlet "Die blanket, on the free ,Utrislmas best day of taoyear, tile draw at Shoebottom s garage. Hives presented a nativity ,Christmas visitors scene while singing "Away in Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Vegan a manger ,, led by sixes Der- and family, Mr, and Airs. Roy (AO Ktpfer. Julie Heal and Wen- Vogan and Mr. Thomas. Grant sly Webster read Christmas ale. .of Listowel, Air, and Mrs. Ho- ries. ward Cuimington and family of "The Gift Bainger" a play Elimville with Mr. and Mrs. written by sitter Beth Cook, Fred Cunnington, was the contribution of the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shoe- Fairies. The Gnomes sang a bottom and family, 1‘1)% and medley of Christmas songs ac- Mrs, Leonard. Shoebottont and companied on the piano by see- Larry, Mr, and Airs. Ronald under Mary Mock. Shoebottom and boys, Mr. Then the Brownie s with t h e i r and Mrs. Willard Shoebottom Cynthia and Mr. Robert leaders Wig several 'Brownie and songs for the patients and staff Shoebottom of London, Mr. of the Queensway Nursing and Mrs, F. C. Shoebottom of f.selonntseed, themlte B‘tv.eitthveltersAyalfsoavoporres- P.,,larrs':Y.BaSyennd with Mr. an d Shoebottom and tam- for- their Christmas dinner, made ender the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Eaton Tawny owl, Airs, Jack Dry.,,, and Bonnie, Mr, and Mrs. Don dale, The first meeting of the ffeaman and family, London, New Year will be January 8. Mr, and Mrs, Reid. Brown and The liensall Brownies and Roxanne, Lambeth, with. Air, Guides 'presented two poinset- and. Mrs. John Thompson, tia plants to the United Church :Miss Elsie White of Sudbury, and Mrs. Clarence Young, as a token of thanks for being allowed to hold their meeting's. Carolyn and Kevin of Mill- in the church schoolrooms, brook with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Osborne, Mr,' and Mrs. Wm. Elliott, David and Lois May, Miss Ag- nes Anderson, Mn, and alrs, Clarence McDowell and Janet with Mr. and Mrs. Murray El- liott on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks Guides, guests mark season with Air. and MPS. Prank Hicks it y,op Sunday' onmrSun,adnady,mrs. Urban Pfile of in4Mr;nadn isdhAeirryst, LDyonnna,ldanPaick:111:: Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar i3 rian Laird, of London with Greb and Glen of Zurich And Mr. and Airs. Kenneth Hod, Slinason M Ga ir'e jb,°4'AliCr. FQaall"'Atirlts% gins and family on Christmas The story' In ClintS1)1ArY • hiRs. HgBER •PAM- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dabs Sletei r Waneci Wednesday evening Lean were guests with Mr, And Mrs, Fred Dobbs jr, On Thursday Mr, and Airs. Dobbs Jr., accompa- nied Ale- H. S. McLean. on. a trip to Florida. On Saturday evening nr,, and. :A'lt's. Heber Davis. held their Christmas family party, Those present were Mrs. Rd. Dick. ins, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Jim. Barker, Joan, Gary And Jean, Mr. and Airs. Earl Greenlee, Larry, Leslie and Air. • Ivan Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. 1•-high Da" .vis. Heather and Michael, Mr, and Airs, Jim Young and Jef- frey, .Lttean, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall., Nancy and Marylou. Airs. Cliff Ings, London, Mr and Mrs. Harry Carroll and 'Wayne with Mr. and mrs. Ron Carroll Sunday evening. Sunday .afternoon church service was held at St. Pat. rick's Church with a good at- tendance in spite of the drifted roads, Rev, Lyle Bennett 'was in charge of the service. The flowers were in memory of the late James Cronyn, front his family. Christmas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis had Mr. Gote Wennerstrom, Mrs. Myrtle Isaac and Marjo- rie, London, as their guests, Air. and Airs. Ivan 'Stanley, Denfield and Mr, and Mrs. He- ber Davis with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Carroll, Monday and. Tuesday evening guests with Mr.tiranand Mrs. Robt, Coleman, L Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hearnati, Barrie, with. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rees and family nn Sun- day, (Antler university students andsfreY' Toronto; Mr. and .Ails. residents of Medway trail, 'Lon- Douglas' Cook, Beth, Cathy and den, left by_motor Sunday at- ennifer, Mr. and Mrs. %Melt ttrriooti tot whore they Cook and Carolyn, Hensall. will spend their Christmas va- Mr. and Alt's. Drew Fowler ration. They plan to fly froth and family, London, Mr. And, there, to the llaharoas to Mrs. Harry Rotten, Hensall, spend a couple of days and with Mr, and Mrs. E. 1. Da- will return New ?ears Day. vis, Michael and. Kay, Mr. and Mrs',Mr. and Mrs. Wes Veinier, Patricia, and, and John spent Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert johns, Christmas with the kites Sig. :Edward and Larry, Exeter, tar and brother-in'law, Mr. Mrs. Bert Vernier of Thoteld, a nd Mae, dark Robertson and guest at the. johna home, With tardily, Galt. Pamela remainedAhd Mrs. Charles Cassar, for * visit, London. The !Legion Ladies Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zeiler. packed and delivered several Robbie and 'Michael, with the ChriatinaS baskets 'to sick and latter's parents in 'Windsor. shut in nibinhera. in Charge of air, and Mrs. 000rgt, 140. the project, were Mrs. Grant with their daughter and sondii. Bisbaelt and Mrs. Howard law, Mr. and Airs. .1. L. Ale- Singe, Cloy and fancily, Toronto, Aft, and Mrs. Laird Mickle Mr. Gordon Love and Sett, held their family dinner On Clarence of Alberta, who is fifth* Day and those firetent visiting his father with kit Or the occasion Were Mr. and Robert and Mrs. Graliatn and Mr.S. Rest MacMillan and Da. family Th. Ottawa. 'id, .Kitehener, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Margaret. Maittaaeatt and judith and Mr'. Wilfr ed laanta aali with John. Mrs. Forenee JoYni, and friends in London, 'Rob and Ann at home. airs. Marjorie Henn and fait- New Year's service will be ily, Tiverton, Airs, Robert Reid, held Stinday, December 30 at :Kincardine, Mr. a ti d Mi's, 11 A.M. arid Sacrament of Holy' George Jackson And Brian, Lon- Communion will be, observed don, Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Reid, 1st Sunday of the New Year, Exeter, with Mr. And Mts. Clar- January 6. elite :Reid and Allan. Legion jackpot flOt Saturday Miss Dorothy VarnthAr, will be worth $120.66 in A9 Ron Farnithar. Mr. And Airs. rails with two deer laritea. Ed Knox and family, All of To. Mielyacl DaviS, Jelin God. rorito, Mr and 'Itti'L Aubrey 'lard, John Toy it, Torn Nellands Familiar, Exeter, with Mrs, And Norman Naafi& brought Charles rarnullAr. cheer 10 residents or' me Mr, and Mrs. Edward MI- lag by singing Chriattrias ear. land, Toronto, Mr, Utile Web. The money they received -stet, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Wat. amounting to $5.00 will be for- sen t Scaferth. Mrs, Fred Law. warded to CARE, rondo, michotio, With Mr. and Thirty-five Ciaalaaanaar 'plants Mrs. C. Christie And Catherine and treats, and two cheques Vae, giy6Ti nut to sick and shut. M r. and Mrs. boti Robinson, & hit by the CPretittnitite London, with the Tatter's lulu of :Amber Rebekah And 100F Hier, Mrs. W. B, Cross, Mr, Joe White of 'Seatortis J ane smith, surer or on pi x„ was the winner of the; electric William Slavin district farmer Public funeral services for the late William ,T, Slavin, Lon- don, 66, will be held from the Bonthron funeral home, Hensall. on Friday, Dec. 28 at 2 p.m. with interment in McTaggart's cemetery. Mr. Slavin, who was unmar- ried, moved to London from Chiselhurst where he had farmed. Survivors are three brothers; Thomas, ,Kippen; Glenn, Gode- rich and Fred, Clinton, Wins blanket Airs, A. Scholl was winner of an electric blanket in a draw at irwin's Ladies Wear, The ticket. was drawn by Mrs. Jim Taylor. Miss Carol Varley also won a blanket at the same atom the ticket was drawn by Miss Elaine Keys. ji tmh Love an d m aim " of Ex,„ Miss Wilda Pollack of Kit- of Grand Rend. Air. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Sboehoi- of Parkhill on boxing day with Haas week. And Wayne. Alt's. Peter flavelle and Lori Lorne Picks for the weekend, of Hodgson and. Kay of WA , t0111 of Parry Sound whit their rodeo, Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson, son, Air. and. Mrs, flay Shoe- Exeter and miss Sonia Ritchie bottom, and family for .Christ- cter and Miss Florenee Porter, 't'nener with Mr. and Airs. Air. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock, 1.” Drought. foot and Don, Mn, and Mrs, Air—and Airs. Kenneth Greh Air. and Mrs-:Douglas Ger- W. Essery and Robbie, Mr, Ro b ert an d Jean, Mt', and fly, Air, Lorne Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Swartz and girls, Hensall, Mrs. J. Essery and fam. Mrs. George Dunn with Misses Danny, st, Marys, Au', and . Rev, D. Al. and Airs. Guest B, Rader, Percy Webber of Exeter' with Air. and Airs. Alvin Essery, Mr. and. Airs. Dave Roger and mr, G eorge Bayri h am with Tonto with Air, and Mrs, Vie. Mr. and Airs, Harold Light' Visiting away for Christmas Dashwood and 11r, and Dr. .and. Airs. J. A. Guest main, Ricky and George of To. Greta and Amy Laramie in Mr. and Airs. Ray Lanamie, Mr, and Airs. Frank Hicks. L'morn.ci o na.nd Mrs', aa nndd, faf inamillyiyi.n. Mr, and airs. N, Morgan and George Hicks with Mr. and family of Melbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee in Ansa ('Tai'„ Mrs. Hugh Rundle and family Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred llua. of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. B. table and Billie with Mr. and Morgan and family, St. Marys, Mrs, Stan Love in Exeter. and Mr. Earl Miller with Mr. and. Airs. Lloyd Morgan and Mrs. Elmer Wilson with her son, Mr. and. Mrs. Doug. Wil- Marilyn on Boxing Day. son and family in Strathroy. Mr. and airs, Wm, Quinton Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hod- and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. gins, Keith and Manikay with Lilley and family, Mr, Jerry Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Mitchell Bestard, Miss Bonnie Free- • and family in West Lorne. mark, Air, Al Champion of Lon- Air. and Airs. Amos Wright don, Mr. Phil. Johnson of with Air, and Mrs. Ralph Neely `Glanworth. Airs. Samson Alc- and family in London. Falls, Mr. and Airs, Gerald 'Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebot- McFalls, Exeter, Mr, a n d tom and family with Mrs. Al. Mrs. Gerald Glenn and Randal Johnson and air, Frank John- of Chiselhurst with Airs. Ar- son at Fanshawe on Boxing thui- McFalls and Helen. Day. A Christmas party was held Mr. and Mrs, Robert Tripp Air. and Mrs, Wm. 'Elliott, by the Local Association of and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- David and Lois May with Mr. Girl Guides and their guests at man Tripp and family, Mr. and and Airs, Fred Dixon in Lon- the United Church Tuesday eye- Airs. B. Ford with their par- don. ning, Dec. 18, with 45 present:, ents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mr. and leis. S. Molnar at Entertainment ill c 1 u d e d a Tripp. ., the home of Airs. Keddes in Christmas skit with roles ,pot'- Mr, and Mrs. 'Prank Smyth St. Thomas. (rayed by Chrissie Cameron, and Joanne. Mr. and Airs. David Wright of London is Cheryl Mousseau, Linda Low- Doug. Thcander and Duane of spending the Christmas holi- cry, Brenda Noakes, Heather Hanover, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh clays with his grandparents Reid, narrator Cheryl Little, Theander. Ingrid and Paul, Mr. All, and Mrs. Amos Wright, A recreational p e r i o d of Carl Tbeander, Miss Shirley Mr, and Airs. Russell Schrne games was directed by Joan Ryan with 'Mr. Banton Smyth der and Billie spent Christmas and Lois Simmons, Wendy Moir, and :Beverly. with Air, and Airs, Sam Sem- Chrissie Cameron, Marcia Lit- Air, and Mrs. R. Paynter and pin and family in London. tie. Members exchanged gifts David, Kirkton, Alr, and Mrs•. Air. and Mrs. Jchn Thompson and a Christmas lunch was Wm. Allison, :Jimmie and Deb. spent. Boxing Day with Mr. and. served. hie, Ansa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roy Robinson at Britton Page 5 Pocemher. 274 1942 Baptismal rites at yule service At a special Christmas serv- ice in the United Church Sun- day morning the rites of bap- tism were administered to Paul Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Mansfield; and Al- lan Elgin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Roweliffe, For his sermon topic Rev, H. Cur- vie spoke on "Hydrogen Fear or Heavenly Faith,” The junior and. senior choir, rendered special music and so- loists were Miss Mary Good, win, William Mickle and Sam Rannie, Robert Mickle pre- sided at the organ consol for the prelude and closing of the service and Mrs. Robert Pryde played throughout the service, Christmas Eve Holy Commu- nion was observed on Monday evening. Commissioner honored At a meeting of the PUC held Wednesday, December 19, Mr. Walter Spencer, who has held the position as commissioner for 15 years, was made the presentation of a gold wrist watch in appreciation of his valuable services, Reeve Nor- man Jones spoke and made the presentation. Bingo winner Mr. Sim Roobol. of Hensall was the lucky winner of $50,00 in a draw at the Legion Bingo Saturday night, sponsored by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs, E. R. Davis was con- .vener of tickets, and Michael Davis sold the winning ticket which was drawn by the Lion President john Skea, Cake winners Winners in the Christmas cake draw held at Crest hard- ware Saturday afternoon were .R,oy Bell, Hensall; Mrs. Orville Jones, Queensway Nur- sing Home, Henson and Mrs. W. ,1, F. 'Bell, ,Kippen, Mrs. Bell drew the winning tickets. The project was sponsored by Kippen East WI, Mrs. ;lames Drummond was ticket con- vener. Win IGA contest Winners of letter to Santa Claus contestat, Darling's Hensall, have been an- nounced: girls, first prize, two- wheel bike, Jayne Williams, Hensall; second, doll buggy, Brenda Pepper, Hensall; third, walking doll stroller, Karen Kyle, Hensall; Boys, first prize, two wheel bike, John Hummel, RR Zu- rich; second, wagon, David. Soudant, Varna; third, electric hockey game, Larry Denomtne, St. Joseph, Fractures collar bone Billy Chipchase, 14, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, is recuperating from a 'frac- tured collar bone he suffered when he fell while skating at the local rink last Wednesday, He spent a few days in Clin- ton Public hospital, Billy, who is an ardent hoc• key player with the Hensall Midgets, will be out of action from six to eight weeks.