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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-07-03, Page 4F'age 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 3; W For S.S, 2 Hay Mrs. Anna Ellis, teacher at S.h? 2. Hay, has announced the results of the pupils’ work for the year at her school. Promo­ tions are as follows. Promoted to grade ten EDHS: Margaret Wildfong. Ruth Klein- feldt, Dwayne Tinney, Jim Dou- gall Eric Qstland, Kathleen Web­ ber. Promoted to grade eight: Bar­ bara Tuckey, Kenneth Wildfong. Norma Ford. Promoted to grade seven: Mar­ garet Little. June Webber. Promoted to grade six: Mari­ lyn Jory, Wayne Ford. Promoted to gi'ade five: Flor­ ence Wildfong, Clem Hoonaard. Promoted to grade four: Lloyd Simpson. Eugene Webber. Promoted to grade three: Kar­ en Tinney. Dianne Jory. Promoted to grade two; Simpson. at Mary Hensall And District News'Kippen Church j——— — ----— “ i Picnics Enjoyed 1 Picnics are the order of the I day and, with ideal weather pre- I vailing, have been much en­ joyed. &.K 10 Hay held their } a n n u a 1 picnic at Turnbull’s «Grove on-Wednesday afternoon. I with over fifty attending. I Wednesday evening the Young [people’s Union of Hensall Unit- | ed Church enjoyed a weiner I roast at Turnbull’s Grove, and (Thursday afternoon the pupils of I Hensall Public School spent the afternoon at their annual picnic I at Seaforth Lions Club Park. Bathing was one of the features of the picnics with a full of sports well contested, plenty of good food served. Mr. Wallace Coutts of pawa, Man., and son-in-law daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Mair. Shirley and Douglas, of Windsor, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Bell, and Mrs. line and Nee- and Mr. Coutts’ sister-in-law, Gertrude Keen. Tudkersmith Teachers Recent Bride Honored Mrs. Howard Smale was Honored At Picnic An enjoyable time was spent recently at S.S. IV Tuckersmith when a picnic supper followed by a program of sports and a dance was held in honor of Mr. Arthur Finlayson, popular teach­ er who has tendered his resigna­ tion after six years of teaching and for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sla- cin and son Johnny who will soon leave the community for their new home in Clinton. Mr. Finlayson was presented a trilight lamp, the address read by Mervyn Eyre, and presentation by Harry Ja- Mr. Finlayson made a reply. with was the cohi. able Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slavin presented with an electric and Johnny with an ornament. The address was read by Angus Robertson, and the presentation by Hazel Slavin and Marly n Eyre. Mr. Slavin replied suit­ ably. suit- were clock ( Presentations Prior to leaving for Simcoe where she will take up residence with her husband. Mrs. Fred Appleby was the recipient of several presentations. Hensall Women’s Institute presented her with a lovely purse, Legion La­ dies’ Auxiliary made her the gift of a sweater, and the Wo­ men’s Christian Temperance Union a pair of pillow slips. Mrs Appleby was pianist for the latter two organizations Special At Goodwins’ HENSALL Ladies", Misses’ amd Children’s SANDALS In White and Colors Also Canvas With And Without Arch Supports >■ Dear Friends | I Have Moved I = TO ALEXANDER. ST.. | = (West of Beaupre Stores) | | NORTH END. EXETER. | = Second Block = | For all your 'Brickwork | f Repairs. Plastering, Chim- | f neys. etc.. I will fee glad to = = serve you. Yours sincerely. = | JOHN WEBSTER | host­ ess at her home Friday evening, June 27, for a presentation for Mrs. Garnet Allan inee Donna Shields), a recent bride, when neighbors and friends from Hen­ sall and Seaforth presented her with an electric iron, sheets, crystal bed lamps, and other gifts.Mrs. Clarence Reid read the address, while Mrs. Howard Smale made the presentations. A period of bingo was enjoyed and refreshments served. Last Hillsgreen Service, Church To Be Sold Hillsgreen United Church saw its last service on Sunday at 2 p.in. when Rev. A. E, Hinton preached his farewell sermon. Next week it will be offered for sale on condition that it be de­ molished. Several prospective buyers already have inspected the building. It was built in 189 4 as Hills- green Presbyterian Church. In 1925 the congregation joined the United Church of Canada. For the past 12 years 13 families in the district have maintained the church. Five miles north-west from Hensall. Hillsgreen once boasted a blacksmith shop, two churches, a store and several fine homes. Only the store and the United Church remain. Honoured Before Leaving Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Appleby who will leave the village short­ ly to take up residence in coe, were honored with a sentation by the choir of United Church of which were valued members. The choir presented them an electric tea kettle. Mr. Mrs. Appleby will be much miss­ ed from the village where they took an active part in the af­ fairs and in church organiza­ tions. Sim- pre- the they with and Miss Greta Lammie is in Brantford this week attending the picnic of the C.N.I.B., this picnic is held every second year. Mrs. W. H. Reid. Port Rowan, is a house guest with Miss Min­ nie Reid. Mrs. C, M. Hedden and Herb spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden, Bobby and Jimmy, of Dresden. Mr. Wallace Coutts. pawa. Man., of Nee- x,„____ ___, called on Rev. J. B. Fox and family during their recent visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Spray and three sons. Martin, David, and Stephen, of Edmonton, Alta., expect to arrive in Hensall early in July to spend their summer vacation with the latter’s par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Geiger. Grade Eight Promotions For Hensall School Grade VIH pupils of Hensall Public School who have been promoted to Grade IX are follows: Marilyn Anderson, Smith. Margaret Reid. Lou Jarrett, Bill Lavender, Lavender, Bill Fink, Ted minton. Jim Orr. Wayne Welsh, Wayne McBride. Ted Norminton. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Norminton was win­ ner of the boys’ grade eight general proficiency award while Marlyn Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson won the girls grade eight general proficiency award. These two pupils will be the first to have thdir names inscribed on the General Proficiency Award and as Elsie Mary Tom Nor- i Honors Pastor l Plaques donated by Mr. Mrs. R. Mock and Mr. and Mrs. J. Tudor of Hensall. Eighteen beginners have been enrolled in the Kindergarten and Grade one. The same staff of teachers have been re-hired fox' the coming term. They are J. F. Blackwell, principal; assistants, Miss W. Gray, Miss R. Avery. Miss M, Schiek; Mrs. Howard Scane, Kindergarden teacher. Former District Girl Marks 50 Years Wed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelter of Buffalo celebrated their fiftieth June 25. 1902 in Shelter’s lived at for the wedding anniversary on They were married in Greenway, Ontario, Mrs. home town. They have 4S1 West Utieh Street past 49 years. They have one daughter liv­ ing, Francis, now Mrs. Miller, and a son, Kenneth who died one year ago. Mr. Shelter was employed with the Bell Telephone Co. From 1900 to 1933 when he retired. He was active in church work being Sunday School Superin­ tendent for many years. Mrs. Shelter who is 75 was also active in church work, life member of the WMS. Gifts and flowers were many. Dinner was served at Lyons Tea Roon and the evening spent at the Sketch home. Mr. Shelter will he remembered by old friends in Dashwood and Zurich. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hed­ den, George. Bob and friend, Miss Verla Dingman, Patsy.' Ray and Earl, St. Catherines, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hedden, Hamilton were weekend visitors with Mrs. C. M. Hedden and Herb. Rev. W. J. Rogers, Mrs, Rog­ ers. Carol Ann and Brenda Mar­ garet are enjoying a. months va­ cation at their summer cottage. Pennington and The congregations of Kippen, Hillsgreen United Churches held their annual Sunday School pic­ nic at Jowett’s Grove. Bayfield, on Thursday last. A good line up of sports were engaged in the afternoon with Mr. Harry Cald­ well, Mrs. John Sinclair Gerald Parsons in charge. Around 200 sat down sumptous picnic supper which Mrs. Harry Caldwell an address to Rev. and Hinton and Ross Love of Hills­ green presented them with a silver tea service and a purse of money. Rev. Hinton made a very fitt­ ing reply. All joined in sining, “Blest Be the Tie That Binds’*. Preaches .Farewell Rev. Albert Hinton who for the past six years has been min­ ister of St. Andrews United Church here and Hillsgreen de­ livered his farewell messages on Sunday last prior to his depar­ ture to Birchton, Quebec, this week. A large congregation was pre­ sent at Kippen at eleven a.m. at which time Don Bell sang the solo “My Task". In the after­ noon Hillsgreen church was full. Not only was it Rev. Hinton’s farewell but it was also the first service before closing the church Many former members were pre­ sent and Mrs. J. Bonthron of Hensall was guest soloist. The congregat ion of both churches wish Hinton every new charge. Personal Items Mr. Norman by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little of Hensall spent Tuesday with the former’s daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ulch in Windsor. Mrs. B. Brightmore who has spent several weeks with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane returned to her home in London last week. Miss Sharon McBride is holi­ daying with her aunt and uncle Love in and to a after read Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. success in their Long accomanied Cromarty Comedians Take First Prize Cromarty Comedians captured first prize fox' square dancing at the Kinsmen Carnival, Wingham. Friday evening, June 27. with 268 points out of 300. Howick Junior Farmers took second; place, with Teeswater Junior Farmers and Institute third prize winners. Members of Cromarty Come­ dians were Mrs. Donald Wallace. Mrs. Ed Dick, Mrs. Ross Hough­ ton. Mrs. Bruce Harburn. Bill don Houghton, Nelson Howe the violin, while lxis nine-year- old daughter, Mildred, accom­ panied at the piano. Norman Ferguson was floor manager. Armstrong, Fred Dalrymple, Gor- Ross Houghton, accompanied on Two of 87 diffomnl Vatic International modelt- «>ach All NEW, Alt PROVED. W.yJN. For thriftier farm hauling —• NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS savi you mowy Cromarty Church Marks 100th Anniversary The one-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the congrega­ tion of Cromarty Presbyterian Church was observed on Sunday, June 29, with large crowds at­ tending both morning and eve­ ning services. Rev. R. E. G. Dennies of Tor­ onto, a former student minister, was the guest speaker for the day and brought timely mes­ sage in keeping with the occa­ sion. Dr, R. G. McKay, Tiverton, a former minister, and Rev. George Lamont, Mitchell, a form­ er member, assisted at the eve­ ning service and Rev. Donald B. McKay of Knox Church, Strat­ ford, brought greetings from the Presbytery. The choir and a male quar­ tette, composed of Messrs. E Templeman, F. Stagg, E. Allen and R. Laing, under the leader­ ship of Mrs. K. McKellar, pro­ vided special music at both serv­ ices. Mr. E. H. Graham, Crum- lin, assisted with two beautiful solos at the morning service. A pleasing feature of the event was a gathering of many former members and friends on the church ladies of the refreshments was enjoyed Among those who attended and visited with friends were: Rev. and Mrs. Dennies. Tor­ onto. at the manse. Mr. and Mrs. James Fulton, Mitchell, and Miss Nettie -Scott, Paisley, with Mrs. D. McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. Woodstock, with Edgar Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Seaforth, and Mr. Roderick Park, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lamond with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sors- dahl. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLach- land. Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Allen, Mount Pleasant, with Mr. and Mrs. A, McLachlan. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, Belmore, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cornish, Seaforth, with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Christie and family with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie and family, London, with Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp, Audrey and Irene, Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridham and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Stagg, Russell- dale, with Mrs. Houghton. Dr. R. G. and Mrs. McKay, of Tiverton, Miss Grace McKay of Thamesford and Mrs. Dento Tay­ lor, of Burlington, with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott. Mr. Will Hamilton attended the funeral of Mr. Charles Har­ ris in Exeter on Monday. Mr. Lindsay McKellar Bpeni the weekend at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Calder MeKaig have returned from a trip to Vancouver wliere they visited his sister, Mrs. W. Smith, and Mrs. Smith. Many of our residents attend­ ed the baseball ' tournament in Mitchell on Dominion Day. Haying is in full swing good crops are reported,- * * Comfc-Vision Cab —"roomies; cab on the road”—seating three in comfort Economical, powerful Silver Diamond engine—all new and all proved Rugged, hypoid-gear rear axles, built for hard service » Cradle-action rear springs—longest and strongest in International Truck history Tire equipment to meet particular farm hauling needs Better load distribution as a result of shorter wheelbases Bodies matched with the chassis for maximum hauling efficiency 0 e « F. W. Huxtable 1S3-WPhone Exeten' lawn, where the congregation served and a happy hour together, those who Mr. and Mrs. Grant Caro, Michigan. Miss Erica Shultz, of spent Sunday with her Mr. and Mrs. L. Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. A. Collingwood, June and Joan of Hamilton were Monday visitors with Mr, Mrs. A. Gackstetter. Dr. James Jarrott and Dexter and Miss Ann Jarrott of Strat­ ford are visiting Mrs. C. Jarrott. Miss Isabelle. Alexander, of Toronto is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor and Terry of Stratford are holiday­ ing with Mrs. R. Densdale and Miss Mabel Whiteman. Mr. Andrew Bell is in Victoria Hospital, having underwent a eye operation last week. We are sorry to Mrs. J. McClymont to her bed through daughter, Mrs, J. ■Exeter and Mrs. Durharme of Dashwood are with her. Mrs. Windor returned to Kip­ pen after spending a few weeks with relatives in London and Windsor. Dr. W. R. Sproat and Mr. Sproat of Ottawa visited recent­ ly with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hender­ son. Mr. John D"oig of Grand Rap­ ids spent the week-end with his mother. Mrs. L. Doig and sister, Miss Janet Doig. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Guelph sent the holiday week­ end with the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs, John Jarrott. Mr. Strong of Staffs were Sunday visitors Long. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutche­ son of St. Thomas visited re­ cently with the latter’s brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meilis. Miss Gail Ann Gackstetter spent the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W, Horney, in Exeter. We are pleased to report Mrs. Roht Thomson is some-what im­ proved in health. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter and girls. Mr. Warren Thomson and Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney, of Exeter, spent, Sunday in Detroi and Windsor. London, parents, and a patient Lon don „ successful O. R, Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Mae McK-ellar. ■H |iijliS 11 Mrs. Agnes granddaughter Shirley are visi­ tors with Mrs, Annie- son. The many friends of bert Forrest will regret is" a patient at Clinton in the interests of his health. Miss Kay Bell of Crumlin Air­ port spent the week-end at hex home here. Mrs. Earle Sproat has taken a cottage at Turnbull’s for July. Misses Betty Mickle, Irwin, Phyllis Erskine, in-training at Victoria Hospital and Miss Jean Armstrong spent a few days recently holidaying at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kipfer of Hen­ sail, Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Kipfer of Lucan, left Tuesday for a weeks vacation through northern Ontario. Judy and Billy Shaddick are holidaying at Bayfield at the cottage of their aunt Miss Elvera Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Betty, chai'les. Bob and Ann left this week on a through Southern Ontario and Quebec. The intend taking a boa^ trip through the Thousand Is­ lands. Mr, Bill Mickle spent week-end at Sable Beach. Ann McKelvie, 10 months-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. R. McKelvie was taken to Scott J Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Monday night of this week suf­ fering with pneumonia. Dr. J, A. Gorwill attended. Over six hundred attended the Wilf Carter show held in the Arena Saturday last sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. the and Mrs. Richard- Mr. Ro­ to learn Hospital Grove Marian nurses- and Mrs. with Mr, report that is confined illness. Her Schilbe of A FRACTION OF A CEIMIT Janies Arm- and Mrs. N. » ROUND UP! 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Some neighbours standing near by saved him from more serious injury. Dr. Fierre of Zurich at­ tended. Boy now and enjoy the all- season comfort of efficient Automatic heating. Our terms make if easy to own the finest equipment. Reception Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan, (nee Donna Shiels) of Hensall, were honored at a reception held for them at Bayfield Pavi­ lion Monday evening, June SO. During the "evening they were presented with a well filled purse of money. Disjardlne or­ chestra furnished the music for the dance. Margaret Keith, 79, Born In Hamilton Veteran member of the teach­ ing staff of the Edmonton Pub­ lic School Board, Miss Margaret Keith. Le Marchand apts.. pass­ ed away in her 79th year. Miss Keith taught there from 1910 until her retirement in 1940 most i School, She was born at Hensall, Ont., first went to Edmonton in 1891, returning again in 1905 after teaching for a time at Hensall and at Bensgarth, Man. She was a member of the Northern Al­ geria Pioneers Old Timers As­ sociation and First Presbyterian Church. She was the last living member of a family of 10 broth­ ers and sisters, Funeral services were held Saturday from the Howard and McBride. Chapel, Rev. W. J. White officated and interment cemetery. of that time in was in Edmonton Mr. and Mrs. son and family of igan, are visiting gan, Mrs, Harvey Carlile, and also latives in the distric William Hud Pontiac, Mich with and with Mrs. Lo Mrs, Kva other re­ Olivet W BEU. TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA and e Interest' payable halt yearly o> $10© or mere accepted! Guaranteed Certificates 31% from 3 to 10 years The Canada Trust Company Head Office London, Ontario District Representatives —* M IL Bell, Q.O., Exeter, Ontario F« O. Bonthron, Hensall Ontario X W. Haberer, Zurich, Ontario H. K» Eilbcr, Credlton, Ontario Lloyd B» Hodgson, Centralia, Ontario IL M. Francis, Exeter, Ontario