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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-05-16, Page 5Metre; !e• .e.f9..reeeeeeeetele:eeee'• ,•"*.ee Page Times-Advocate Auxiliary hears district official Institute host to ,grandmas Hensall Miee pet4, Goddard, who has been vacationing at her home here, has accepted a pcsItle4 at Toronto, .Fest General pitel for .tbe summer :months and left for Toronto to Pain, erieneleter defies. Mr, charles Wale, tent spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, :Aricl Mge, 14141 Mickle, Pr, C. Goddard of accompanied, by his. son John, and district news CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 arandreothere were special guests of Hensall WI at the meeting in the Legion Hall last Wednesday. Roll call was ae- swered by naming "A hobby chosen for my old age." Guest speaker was Mrs. Ro- bert Simpson, who spoke on "Antiques" and she displayed a Collection of pressed glass and other antiques. She was in- troduced by Mrs. Lorne Chap- man, who presided for the pro- The mystery prize was won gram. by Mrs. Williamson, the guess- Reminisces of younger days ing competition by Mrs. Maude were given by Mrs. Fred Beer, He ci den, and the attendance Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs. prize by Mrs. Wm. Smale, May Harry Horton, Mrs. R. Y. Mc- 25 will be the date for the draw Laren, Miss Greta Lammie and of the Penny Sale. Miss M. Ellis. Miss Laramie favored with a medley of violin solos accompanied by Mrs. Or- ville Jones. Prize for the grandmother married the longest time went to Mrs. George Walker; grand- mother with most great grand- children, Mrs. John Richardeon (31). The newly elected presi- dent, Mrs. Beverly Beaton wel- comed the guests and presided for the meeting. Delegates to District Annual in Seaforth On May 16 are Mrs. Fred Beer, Mrs. A. R. Orr, Mrs. Beaton, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. Carl Payne, alter- nate, Mrs. George Armstrong. Mrs. R. M. Peck reported on a letter received from the branch's adopted child in Aus- tria. An invitation from Mrs. INFANT DIES Robert Elgie to hold the annual Kenneth William Kyle, infant picnic at her home June 24 was son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas accepted. Mrs. Beer reported Kyle Jr, of Hensall, died in on the bus trip to Ottawa in June. South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Over 70 were in attendance. Friday, May 10. Program conveners were Mrs. Surviving are his parents and three sisters Karen, Kathy and Karmen and grandparents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dodds, and Mrs. William T. Kyle,Kip- Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Dodds of pen. Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burial was in Bairds ceme- McGregor, Larry, Glenn and tery on Friday. Bonthron Fu- Karen of Brucefield were Sun- neral Home was in charge of day guests with Mrs. and Mrs. funeral arrangements. Sim Roobol. Teacher Rental Accommodation. REQUIRED IN CLINTON OR WITHIN EASY COMMUTING DISTANCE Persons having apartments or houses that are now avail- able or will be available in the near future are asked to communicate IN WRITING with: L. R. MALONEY, Business Administrator Clinton Collegiate Institute Board P.O. BOX 190 — CLINTON, ONT. Please Outline Type of Accommodation, Location andRent Expected. Bingo was played and re- freshments served by Mrs. Wm. Forrester, Mrs. Daisy Bates and Mrs. G. Hay/ Two bowling teams of Legion Auxiliary members participa- ted at the Seaforth bowling tournament Wednesday, May 8. In a draw Mrs. John Skea was the winner of a picnic basket; in the Penny Sale draw winners were Mrs. Gorden Munn and Mrs. R. Vanstone. Mrs. Mary Taylor won the prize for the oldest bowler, and Mrs. E, Davis won a cash prize, having the same score in bowl- ing 156 corresponding with the Seaforth Branch number also 156. At the Legit))) Auxiliary meet- in g Tueeday evenine epe 141 guest was Zene Ce Zone 'Cattle Mender Mre. Mary McCann from Fordwich,. also two mem- bore of the liewicie Auxiliary, Mrs, ,Emma Williamson and Mrs, Doyle, Mrs. McCann spoke on the work the auxiliary, and was presented with a gift by Mrs, E. Davis, President Mrs. Wtn, Smale chaired the meeting. FORMER OFFICIAL DIES . Donald McKinnon Kin approve park project past President's Night was observed at Hensall Kinsmen dinner meeting with Bill Fuss past president chairing the meeting, The Kinsmen are going ahead with plans for the park project and will level off a section of the park and install playground equipment. They will tape bicycles with reflector tape Friday May 24. Bob Caldwell is in charge of this project. PERSONALS Miss Jean Henderson was guest soloist at Bayfield United Church on Sunday, May 12 (Mo- ther's Day). Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs. R. H. Middleton, Mrs. Walter Spen- cer and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin, attended a luncheon, fashion show, and bridge last Wednes- day in Kitchener. They were guests of the former's daugh- ter, Mrs. Ross MacMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy of Hamilton have taken up resi- dence in Hensall, with the lat- ter's brother, Mr. Ira Geiger. Mrs. Archie MacGregor at- tended the Medical Records convention at Don Mills, held in the Hospital Service Com- mission Building May 13, 14 and 15. OSRSS Larry Jone s, who spent the past two weeks at his home here, left Monday for Gloucester, near Ottawa where he will spend several weeks on a training course. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited over the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schroeder. Misses Dorothy and Gerald- ine Parker of London spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy and attended the funeral of their grandmother, the late Mrs. Emily Parker, on Monday. Larry Johns of Exeter, spent the weekend with his grandpar- ents, Mr. andMrs. Wes Venner. McKay, Bob Cook, A. J. Foster and Don Joynt. D. E. McKinnon former councillor Donald E. MacKinnon, resi- dent of Hensall for the past 40 years, died in South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter, on Saturday, May 11 where he had been admitted as a patient three weeks earlier.' In his 69th year he was born in Arnaud, Man. He was in train- ing in the Canadian Army fol- lowing World War One, and served overseas with the RCAF in World War Two. In municipal life he served on the council for one year, and was a former member of Hensall Branch 468 of the Can- adian Legion. He took an active part in the activities of the village. Surviving are his wife, the former Janet Park; three sons, Donald of Alvinston; Sergeant Ronald MacKinnon, Germany; Bill at home; three sisters and eight brothers including Ray MacKinnon of Hensall. Also surviving are six grandchild- ren. Public funeral services were held from the Bonthron Funeral Home Tuesday, May 14 conduct- ed by Rev. Ross MacDonald with burial in Bairds cemetery. Pall bearers were W. 0. Goodwin, Robert Simspon, Ed. ex.e.xeeeeaee,;••.'" ... "ee. NEW Special Holiday Weekenduy! ZelerenaMeekeM=WRIMMEMSegingIetWX Schneider's Wieners 10 OZ. PKG. PLUS Hot Dog Rolls PKG. OF 8 All 504 Here's a low, low priced car that's clean-cut, handsome and then some ! The complete family fits comfortably into its roomy interior. ..eweetaV....eree',e x:f."3.,ee.ileeeteeteeke::.e.„ ee,.e.ete. '•11111KR."4.,kxf,•,,,,,R Shop AL's This Weekend vrerwsamarelmaramilmemserszarnroMMt, Hensall Public School KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Wednesday, May 22 2 p.m . at the School For children who have reached the age of five on or before December 31, 1963. HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD warmarimaffmaanearaw•IP Beaumont Sport Deluxe Sport Coupe MeledeeMIMIMEEMERSEMteent • teaTeeeeeraitiegnie C hoose from 11 models i n 4 series. Convertibles ! Sport Coupes I Sedans and Station Wagons I All boast the added beauty and quality of Body by Fisher. 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Who else could give you so much at such a low, low price I new lot Pe. •StenileY,, May h$ to to attend The 50th wedding' anniversary of Dr.. .goddarcrs parents? Rev, and Mrs. .,John Goddard,. . which. was observed on ‘Tpeeday, 14 with Immediate membersot the family present. Nothing .seprns to minimize the size of fish you patph as ineeh 44 witnesses. Packed hail hears pupils A musical program was pre- sented by the pupils from var- ious grades of Hensall Public School under the direction pf Mrs. Phyllis Rodgers, music teacher, to a packed house at the town hall on Friday. Mr. HowardScane chaired the program which included chor- uses from each of the grades interspersed by square dances, choral recitation by Tim Mock, Michael Sangster and Beverley Cornell; solo, Pamela Sangster; duets by Doug Mock and Bert Koeslag and Linda Hay and Deb- bie Anderson of Room 3; Guitar solo, Kenneth Jones; duet, Muriel Ferguson and Sharon Lavery and piano solo by Carolyn Cook of Room 4; piano duet, Joyce Flynn and Lin- da Lenahan and solos by Arleen Chipchase and Kathie Hender- son Of Grades '7 and 8. KINETTES AID KINSMEN Members of Hensall Club at their meeting voted to lend the Kinsmen their support in the Kinsmen playground project. They also voted to sponsor their adopted child in Italy again this year and to send her a birth- day gift. Appointed to attend the Dis- trict No. 1 Kinsman convention in London May 17, 18 and 20 are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Mr. and Mrs. William Fuss, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drysdale and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bob Caldwell with vice-president Mrs. John Deitz in the chair. Church services feature children Lovely floral arrangements decorated local churches Sun- day in observance of F am ily Service (Mother's Day) with good congregations for the oc- casion. UNITED CHURCH At the United Church the Sacrament of Holy Baptism was observed for John William Laird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Mickle; Janet Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ian McAllister; David Grant; son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant William McGregor and Gerald Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Smith. Rev. Harold Currie based his sermon topic on the theme "There is no place like Home"; The junior choir sang and the new testament scripture lesson was given by Miss Nancy Kyle. In the evening at '7:30 pm the Oddfellows and Amber Re- bekah Lodges attended divine service and were addressed by Rev. Currie. Guest soloist was Mr. Douglas Martin of Grand Bend. Mrs. Robert Pryde pre- sided at the organ consol. CARMEL At Carmel Presbyterian Church Sacrament of HolyBap- tism was observed for the fol- lowing infants; Carol Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las C. McGregor; Brian Doug- las, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. McGregor; Terry Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Balcer; Randall Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir and Barbara Lynn, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Jim Orr. Rev. Ross MacDonald gave an appropriate message for Mother's Day, and the junior choir sang. ST. PAUL'S At St. Paul's Anglican Church Rev. Bren De Vries delivered an appropriate discourse in keeping with Mother's Day. Mrs. R. H. Middleton presided at the organ consol. The Arnold Circle of Carmel Church will hold their May meeting Tuesday, May 21 be- cause of a holiday. Home Hel- pers are requested to attend. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Maurice Tudor P•ociutts or urre7J • C.e...ft•A Motors Ps , Frigidaire , Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL NAMED DEPUTY MASTER , . Oliver Jacques Elected deputy in Orange lodge Oliver Jaques, Hensall, was chosen Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Black Chapter of On- tario West at the convention of Grand Black Chapter and Grand Orange Lodge held Orillia last week. Grand Master is John Clark, Sudbury; Jr. Deputy Grand Mas- ter, Burness Honsberger, St, Catherines; chaplain, Lyn Jones, Orillia; censor, Walter Scott, Belgra.ve. Grand Master of G rand Or- ange Lodge is Rev. J. V. Mills, Toronto, Deputy Grand Master, Sam Miller, Thunder Bay; Jr. Deputy Grand Master, Dominic DiStasi, Don Mills; grand lec- turer, David Worden,Listowel. There were 400 deegates at- tending. Next convention will be held at Sault Ste Marie, May 1964. UCW unit 2 realized appro- ximately $50 at their Mother's Day order bake sale Saturday. Mrs. Robt. Cook was convener. Present flowers to, ladies on, panel Members of the Iiensall Nine,. Men Dieb apPeered' -en "Act Feet", CFPLeTV Sunday even, ing and were ,successful 41104- fling $95,00, They were *Wine panted by their wives, Hess: oniss. vice 'president was Viewed: by Dick Williams, Lynn Henderson and Tiny Paterson, members of the panel, were presented with mother.parcer- eeges from the Kinsmen Club, PERSONALS mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of Exeter, Mr, and Mee, Laird Mickle, Charles, Bob and Ann, and Mrs. Flerence Joynt were Sunday guests with mr. and Mrs. William Mickle and family.. Mr. Harold Hedden, Bob and Jim of Dresden, visited Sunday with Mr. Herb Hedden, The Legion Bingo was well attended Saturday lest' with 15 regular game winners, two door prize winners, with several sharing the wealth jackpot. Larry Johns of Exeter drew the door prize tickets. Jackpot this Saturday will be $79 in 56 calls. Sixty prizes donated by Hen- sall merchants will be drawn for at the Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday evening May 25. This giant Penny sale is sponsored by Hensel]. Legion Auxiliary. Mrs, Archie MacGregor and Mrs. James Sangster, attended the Times-Advocate annual banquet held at James Street United Church, Exeter, Satur- day evening, and enjoyed acon- ducted tour through the T-A building. L. Chapman and Mrs. N. E. Cook, hostesses, Mrs. Len Pur- dy and Mrs. Irvin Willert. POTATOES 6.Qt, Basket 594 BEAN SEED et We have available Seed Beans for Your Needs. Ontario Registered Sanilac, Sea- way and Michelite Michigan Certified Sanilac and Mi- chelite This Seed is Excellent Quality Carefelly Machined with High Ger- mination Bean Contracts Available ,;• 11 eee Harriston Fertilizer ys E. L. MICKLE & Son Limited Hensall Phone 103 , eeireelee tee Family Favorite... ACAD I A A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE See and Drive it at your ACADIAN.PONTIAC-BUICK DEALER'S NOW! 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