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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-01-18, Page 3Park 13o0rd in Hensall` c.rgariizes for New Ye Harwell Park Board, meeting Monday night, reported 100 per cent attendance... -George Park- er was✓ appointed chairman of the park board for 1962; P. L. ,McNaughton was reappointed lime tary-treasurer,•a d"*Harold "" Knight and Dave yle were named arena comm tee. An- nouncement was made of the purchase of a sports timer for the Arena. AIL•. Park Board meetings from now on will be held the third Monday of each month. WI Euchre Winners Kippen East WI sponsored a successful euchre at SS 10, Tuckersmith, Friday • evening. . ' Winners were: ladies, Mrs. Jas. Drummond; Mrs. Ken McKay and Mrs. Robert Gemmell; trav- elling lone hands, Mrs. Russell Brock; men, John Tremeer, Ernie Whitehouse and Wilson Tremeer; lucky lunch, Mrs: Clarence Volland. The • 12th group were in charge. The oil painting group com- menced on Thursday, Jan. 11, in the ' kindergarten room at Hensall public - school. Mrs. Edith Ashton, of Centralia Air- port, is the instructress. • Mr. William St'vens, of Gode- s rich, and Miss Rachael Spencer, of Clinton, have been admitted to the Queensway Nursing Home. Miss. Spencer is in her 100th year. Mr. Milton Lavery is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, - London, in the interests of his health.Rudy Mr. Linstra is a patient in Clinton Hospital, where he FUNERALS WILBERT ROY PARKER • HENSALL—The death occur- red in Westminster Hospital, London, on Friday, Jan. 12, of Wilbert Roy' Parker, of Chisel- hurst, in his 68th year. He was admitted to'the hospital a week previous to his death. He was born in Hay Township • and resided in Chiselhurst some 55 years. He 'served overseas with the 161st Battalion in World War One; was a. member ,of Hensall Legion, Branch 468, and Member of .Chiselhurst United Church. Ile was unmar- ried. • • Surviving are one brother, . Gordon, Exeter; _his stepmother, Mrs. Emily Parker, Hensall; a half-sster, Mr . Edgar Cudmore; RR ' 1, Hensallr- three half- brothers, Harold Hensall;,. Bob, Grand Bend; Russell, Mitchell. A brother, William Parker, of • Hensall, predeceased him Jan. 7, 1961, Funeral services, largely at- tended, were held Sunday from Chiselhurst United Church, con• ducted by Rev. Currie, Winiaw, Burial was in McTaggart's ceme- tery. The Legion conducted -the service at the graveside. Pall- ` bearers were Comrades Byran Kyle, Dave Sangster, Wilmer Dalrymple, Ted Roberts, Don- ald McKaig a g and George Varley. Bonthron funeral home was in charge of arrangements. . MRS. CATHARINE HEDDEN LLOYD HEDDEN Mrs. Catharine Hedden, 81, died Sunday at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where she had been admitted by ambulance on Thursday evening, hours af- ter a son, Lloyd, died suddenly in St. Catharine's General Hos- pital, without her knowledge. The son's death occurred late Friday evening. He was 54 years of age. Mrs. Redden was the former Catharine R othermael, of Dash- wood, and widow of George; Hedden, who predeceased her • in 1927. Lloyd was born in Crediton and had been employed at.Mc Kinnon's Industry, St. Cathar- ines, for 20 years. Funeral for the son was held from the Butler Funeral Home, St. Catharines, Monday, with • burial in St. Catharines ceme- tery. Service for Mrs. Hedden was held at the Bonthron Funeral , Itome, Hensall, on Tuesday, conducted by Rev. Currie Win - law, The Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary, of which she was a mem- • her, conducted a service at the funeral home Monday evening. Burial was in Exeter cemetery. Mrs. Hedden is survived by nine sons: Earl, United States; William, Niagara Falls; Lee, London; Harold, Dr e s d e n; •,Frank, Toronto; 'Vernon, Oak- • . inesville; Ru§sell, St.- Cathar- ines, and Herbert, Hensall; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Carter, Clinton ; • Mrs.. .Alex (Mona) '•Shorthbuse, St. Catharines; 42 grandchildren and 45 great - g ''""i3'dchildren. • Lloyd Hedden is' survived by • his wife, the former Pearl Ken- nings, of .Hensall; three sons, Ronald, Roy and Sam; three daughters, Mrs. Ted (Shirley). Kay, Mrs. R1ehard (Joyce) Boyce and Linda, all of St. Cathar- ines; eight grandchildren, and his nine brothers and two sis- • ters, The pallbearers were six sons of the deceased: Russell, Or- ville, Harold Herb, William and Lee. The floral- tributes , were beautiful. The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary? .served , lunch to fifty mourners at the legion Ball, t - underwent -an- •operation Tuesday of last week. The January meeting of H sall Women's Institute was c celled for this month owing road and weather conditio meeting was scheduled Wednesday, Jan, 10. This is t first ' time a meeting has -be. cancelled since the inception the branch over 25 years ago r on Hockey League game here Fri- day night. Steve Kyle and Bill en- Shaddick scored two apiece for an- the winners. . to' • Rev, Currie Winlaw'installed ons. the new 1962 officers of r the for United Church Women at the he morning service in the Unkted en ' Church. Misses Louise Jones of and Katharine Roszell sang a lovely duet, "How Great Thou nd Art." George Hess, Jno. Jarrott a Lorne Chapman attended : • banquet at the Royal York, To rd.2to, Saturday, Jan. 13, ar ranged by the Shouldice Clinic Toronto. Mr." Jack Forrest, of Vancou ver, visited his relatives, Mr and Mrs, William Henry and Mr. and Mrs. William Forrest last week. He was accompanied by Mr, Lamport. of .Centralia;:;.. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johes at- tended the, London Area Nurs- ing Home Association, held 'in Hook's Restaurant, London, on Thursday. Mr. Charles Mickle, ;Bob and Ana attended the Sunday:Nine O'clock at the University of Western Ontario and heard the great world-renowned • Polish pianist, `Witold Malcuzynski. Miss Mary Goodwin won the ladies' high single in the ladies' high 'triple in the recent bowl- ing tournament held at Clinton. Mr. and -Mrs. Tony Gelder- land, of Ridgetown, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol. • Mrs. William Rooseboom, and Mrs. Gerry Branderhorst--• re- turned this week from Holland, where they had been vacation- ing with their relatives for the past six weeks. M Damage $1200 in Accident Series An accident on No.'4 High- way, on the outskirts of Hen- sall early Thursday morning, caused property damage esti- ••4inated at $300 in a two -car crash in a snowstorm. Mr. Sim Roobol; returning from working on the night shift at Centralia Airport, was proceeding north on the. highway when a car, also trav- elling north, driven by James Finch, 21, of Clinton, is alleged to have crashed into him, caus- ing the car to flip over. Mr. Roobol suffered bruises and shock and was taken to Clinton. Hospital for X-rays. OPP' Geo.' Mitchell investigated. A `twpscar crash one • mile. north of Iiensall;"on Highway. 4, Tuesday night, caused damages" totalling $900, but no injuries. Douglas Dick, 31, of Exeter, driving north on the highway, and William G. Barrett, 39, Wes- ton, proceeding south, because of a blinding snowstorm did not see each other, and the cars sideswiped. OPP D. M. West- over was the investigating offi- d cer. h, d- r. Ed. Little, accompanie by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smit visited with Mrs. Lloyd He den and family in St. Catharine on Sunday. Mr. David Noakes, of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario, and Miss Jean Noakes and friend, of London, visited over the week- end with. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes and family. Attending the funeral of the late : Mrs, Catharine Hedden from a distance were: Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hedden; St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hedden And Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 'Shcfrthouse, Mr.,and.Mrs. Ray Hedden, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden and Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hed= den and Orville edden; Lon;. don, Lee H en; Dresden, Mr. and Mrs, .d1arold Hedden, BA and Jim; Clinton, Mrs: Ranh Carter and family; Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. George Hedden; Niagara Falls, Mrs. J. Finlay and Mrs. Frank Belford; Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hedden; Exe- ter, Mrs. Ella Hedden; London, Eber Hedden; Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. James McArthur and Mrs, Myrtle Holtz. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. Mr. Charles Mickle, of the University y of Western Ontario, spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs., Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann. Kinettes Aid March of Dimes At a Kinette meeting Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Knight, it was de- cided to hold a March of Dimes canvass Tuesday evening, Jan. 30. Mothers wishing to volun- teer for canvassing are asked to phone Mrs, John Heal 173. Members of the Hensall Kinette Club will appear on CFPL-TV "Act Fast", Sunday, Jan. 28, and final arrangements were discussed for the Barn Dance in the Arena auditorium. Past president Mrs. Ross Jinks presented Mrs. John Baker with her Kinette pin, and President Mrs. William Clement 'present- ed Mrs. Jim Hyde with a Kin- ette baby spoon for her baby daughter, Lisa. A letter and picture were received from their adopted Italian child. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Mickle. KIPPEN' Miss Dianne Baird, Bruce - field, spent a few days with her aunt 'and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride and -Sharon, Mrs. Alex,McGregor was pre- sented with a life membership at a meeting of the Women's Missionary Socief , of Carmel Presbyterian Church, I•Iensall. Several attended the recep- tion. in Zurich' Community Cen- tre on' Saturday night, honor- ing Mr, and Mrs, John McBride. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Charters and family in the passing of a dear mother, 'the late .Mrs. William Charters. Saturday evening visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Russell Faber included:., Mr. and Mrs. Rochus Faber • and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber and Dianne. Mrs, Bert Faber and Dianne spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Desch at Blake. • Mr. Arthur Gibson, of Wroxe- ter, visited recently with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Mellis. • BLAKE Miss Emma Dinsmore has re- turned e to hero h m einLo London after spending a pleasant boli - day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore •and Mr. ,„.-and Mrs. James Dinsmgre and friends. Mr. William. Clarke, .Blake, has returned home from a visit with his sisters and brothers-in- law and family, of Toronto. Miss Theresa Corriveau, of London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Uuc- ien Corriveau, and family of Blake, Mr. Ephriam Gingerich is teaching Bible School in Welles- ley. ODORLESS CLEAN BURNING FURNACE OIL STOVE OIL Q. Brightrall FINA SERVICE , PHONE 354 L” TAKE ADVANTAGE OF. 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She was delayed for two days in London before she could get a plane, owing to the snowstorm, - Sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late William McKenzie, of Exeter, who pass- ed- away on Tuesday. Mr. Mc- Kenzie was a resident of this community at one time. Brucefield IOOF Lodge held their first -euchre party on Fri- day evening. A fair crowd -at- tended. The next party will be held on Friday, Jan. 27. Win- ners on Friday evening were: lucky chair, Margaret McQueen; ladies, most points, Mrs. J. K. Cornish; men, most points, Mel Graham;, lames' low, Mrs. G1ara Dutot; men's low, Fred McGre- gor. Winning the $50 bill was Ronald Broadfoot, son of Stew- art Broadfoot.' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott have returned home after spending a month with their daughter, Mrs. L. Rushcall and family, in Nova Scotia. Miss Eleanor Wright, Kippen, spent the weekend with Miss Gaye Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aikenhead spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Aillenhead. WINCHELSEA The first Winchelsea euchre of the season was held Monday night at the school with three tables in play. Mr. and Mrs. Colin-.Gilfillan and Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Brock were the hostesses, Prizes went to:, ladies' high, Mrs. John Coward; gents' high, Ward Hern; lone hands, New- ton Clarke; consolation, Mrs. Colin Gilfillan. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny,. of Crediton, visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan, Grant and Bar- bara Anne. Mr. Wayne Prance- is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Mr. Charlie Martin, who has spent the past two weeks at Camp Borden, returned to his home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hern and Janet, Mrs. John -"Coward, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke and Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters were guests on Friday dvening with -Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfil- Ian. - • Mrs. Garnet few days this Mr. and Mrs. Elimville North Mr. and Mrs. Miners spent a past •week with Howard Johns, Sanford Hutton itiStITUTE WAJfTt1IE$: I' Seaforth -Women's Institute mat at the tl.erlle .of Muss Thelnn t lgle on .Saturday. President Mrs. James Keys presided., The roll call was very humorous, with each lady xi'aylfl one cent for every inch of her waist. The treasurer's repprt was given and the minutes of the last meeting were reads well as thankyou notes from. Mrs. James Aiken - head; Cathy Coleman, Mrs. A - nie Coleman and Miss Kate E'1• Lison, 'and a letter with regards to the Huronview birthday par- ty. The selling of cards made by retarded children was discuss- ed, and a quilting bee is plan- ned for early in the month of February. It was decided to have a• htis trip to ' the Ice: Capades hi Kitchener,, With SAs, Wilfred Colecuan, Mrs,, K. Scott and Mrs: Alex Xe p. being' the. committee in charge; Mrs. John McLean gave a talk an Health.7' "Earp to bed arid early torise" was the hint - to, - given by -Mrs: Isaac Hudson, and a "Resolution For a House- wife" was .given by Mrs. Goa clan Papple. Mrs. R. ;J. Doig gave a reading on "An Apple a Day," and a medicalreview was . given by Mrs. Elmer Cam erop•• and Mrs. Jack McLean. Mrs. Hudson told of her recent trip, with 164 other ladies, to the West, sponsored by the WL The group will • be coming to... this district the coming year. DISTRICT LLOYD HEDDEN HENSALL—Lloyd Hedden, of St, Catharines, formerly of Hen - sail, died suddenly Friday eve- ning, Jan. 12, in St. Catharines General Hospital. He was 54 years of age. He was born in Crediton, Ont., son of the late Mrs- Catharine Henden, of llen- sall, and the late , George Hed- den. He had been an employee of McKinnon's Industry, St. Catharines, for 20 years. Surviving are his wife, the former, Pearl Kennings, of Hen- sall; three sons, Ronald; Roy and Sam; three daughters, Mrs. Ted (Shirley) Kay, Mrs. Richard (Joyce) Boyce and -Linda, all of St. Catharines; eight grandchil- dren; nine brothers, Earl, Unit- ed States; William, . Niagara Falls; Vernon, Oakville; Russell, St. Catharines; Frank, Toronto; Harold, Dresden; Lees„ London; Herb, Hensall; two sisters, Mrs. Alex (Mena) • Shorthouse, "St: Catharines;, .Mrs. Ruth, Carter, Clinton. - Funeral services were held from Butler's •Funeral Chapel, St. Catharines. MRS. WILLIAM CHARTERS The death occurred Thurs- day at Saugeen Memorial Hos- pital, Southampton, of Jean Jamieson, widow ..of the late William Charters, and lifelong resident of Brucefield and Tuckersmith..; Mrs. Charters died following a brief illness while visiting with her sister in Tara. In her 90th year, Mrs. Char- ters was the mother of (Jessie) and family, of Elimville, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny, of Crediton. FUNERALS Mrs. Rex Thompson, Battle Creek, Mich., and Pearson, of Tuckersmith. AIs'o surviving are three sisters, Mrs, Malcolm Armstrong (Florence), of Tara; Mrs. John J. Corry (Margaret), of `Denver,_ Colo.; Mrs. W. E. Adams (Rachel), of Los An- geles, California, and four grandchildren. She was a member of St. An- drew's United Church, Kippen. The body rested at the' G. A. Whitney . funeral home, Sea - forth, until Saturday afternoon, when funeral services' were'con- ducted by Rev. H, Johnston, with temporary entombment in the Ritz Memorial Mausoleum, Mitchell, with burial to be in Maitlandbank cemetery. 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