The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-06-07, Page 5!■
Th» Time>Advocat«, Juny 7, 195$
Revise H-P Schedule
For Five-Team Play «k
5 Hensall District News
Tho Huron-Perth intermediate
baseball lOague schedule was re
vised in Dashwood on June 4
under the guidance of Wally
Wein, president of the league.
The new schedule was a must
as the Clinton Colts failed tn
field a team fpr the first time in
years, Gaxftes that have been
played will be allowed to stand
ul the league records.
The new schedule has its first
game going on Thursday,
June
7— Mitchell at Hensall
8— Zurich 4s P&shwood
11— Dashwood .at Exeter
12— Hensall at Mitchell
14— Exeter at Hensall
15— Mitchell at Zurich
18—Hensall at Dashwooda(. Zurich
at Mitchell
at Zurich
■ at Mitchell
Hensall
Mitchell
Exeter
at Hensall »
8—Zurich As Dasllwood
12—Hensall at'Mitchell'
14— Exeter t..
15— -Mitchell at Zurich
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Exeter
21—Zurich
25— Hensall ...
26— Dashwood.
27— Zurich at
28— Exeter at
20—Zurich at
Dashwood
July !
X—Hen dal 1 at Exeter
S—Exetfel' at Zurich
Mitchell at Dashwood
June
D—Zurich at Hensall
Mitchell at Exeter •
11— All-Star (lama
(London Majors at Exeter)12— HensMl at Mitchell
13— Exeter at Dashwood
16—Zurich at Exeter
Dashwood at MJtchftU
18—Dashwood at Zurich
2Q—Mitchell ^t Zurich 1
Hensall at Dashwood
23—Zurich at Mitchell
Dashwood at Hensall28—Exeter at Mitchell
.27—Hensall at Zurich ‘
30—Zurich at Dashwood
Hensall at Exeter
August
1—Dashwood at Exeter
. Mitchell at Hensall
intel?UR;i?p I Kippen Congregation
Honors Bride-Elect
j family of Aidershot and Rev.
and Mrs. Norman McLeod of
Kippen.
, Personal Items
I ^rs. Arthur Anderson is con-
i fined to Scott Memorial Hos-
, pital in Seaforth.
I Mr. and Mrs- Orville Work
man and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. S. Cudmore in London on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P.at Curran of<
Band Tattoo
If you like band music, keep
these dates at the Zurich Cen
tennial Celebrations;
Sun., July 1—'Sacred Music
Mon., July 2— Parade with bands
and floats
Wed., July 4—Mammoth Band
„, Tattoo
Softball
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The grass in the outfield „
the Lieury ball diamond has not
been, cut • for some time. This
gave Lieury one of their runs
which should have only been a
single. The ball was lined out
to Har Brintnell in left field.
Har started after it but lost track of the softball’s proceed
ings into the long grass. By the
time they found the bajl Har,
the runner, had" crossed the
plate for a home run.
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In Legion Bingo j
ThO first bingo of the season
sponsored by Hensall Legion,
held Saturday night, was suc
cessful and well patronized. Win
ners were Mrs. Bob Baker; Mrs.
Wes Venner (2); Wilbur Parker;
Mrs. Roy Pepper; Sam Rannie
(2); Mrs. W. R. Bell; Mrs.
Nellie*Buchanan (3); Mrs. Roy
Smale (2); Mrs. Jim Taylor;
Bob Sangster.
The jackpot not having been
won will be worth $55 next Sat
urday night in 51 calls.
Legion Plans A Picnic
Hensall Legion held a dinner
meeting in the Legion Hall Mon
day evening after which a busi
ness period was conducted by
President Sam Rannie. Plans
were outlined for a Legion pic
nic in conjunction with the
Ladies Auxiliary, to be held
Sunday, July 15 at Hehsall Com
munity Park. There will, be no
meetings during July and Aug
ust.
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. K. McKELLAR
Hensall Personals
Mr. James -Mustard attended
the funeral of his, sister, .Miss Mary, Mustard, 81, at Chesley On
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Hedden,
Woodstock, wore weekend visit
ors with Mrs. Catherine Hedden,
and Herb,
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Prize Winners
ON THEIR FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE
They are:xMr$, Leila Hoffman, of Galt; Mrs. Beatrice
Jeffrey, Zurich; Stewart Thiol, R.R. 2 Zurich; Edgar’
Wurm, Exeter; Mrs. L. Miller, Zurich; Bill Masse,
Dashwood, and Mrs; Earl Deichert, R.R. 2 Zurich.
We wish to thank everyone for making our sale a
success and we fyope we may be privileged to con
tinue to serve ydu.
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Mr. and Mrs. J-. E.. Storey, Mr,
and Mrs. Donald Scott and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Laing were
guests at the Storey-Howatt
wedding at Blyth on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagey, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne, Strat
ford, and Mr. Thomas Wallace,
Avonton, visited on Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace,
Mrs. Ward Allen, London, is a
guest at the home of her bro
ther, Mr. Alex- McLaren, and
Mrs, McLaren. “
Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Abbiss, of
Georgetown, spent tile 'weekend
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Carey.
Mrs. William Hodge and Bren
da and Mrs. G. Tuffin, of St.
Catharines, visited ^Sunday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Calder
McKaig.
Mrs. T, Scott .and Miss Ina Scott, who have ‘been confined
to Seaforth hospital, have re
turned to their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walter
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Currie, Dorchester.
Mrs. Elmer Colguhoun, Clin
ton, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Scott.
Mr. Henry Gruby, Bamburg, is
doing some repair work »at the
milt,
, Mrs, Mac Lamond has suf
ficiently recovered from her re
cent operation in Stratford hos
pital to return to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace
of Carlingford were Sunday!
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John'
Wallace.
Mcmhers of St. Andrews, Un-
i ited Church congregation met in
I the church on Monday night to
! honor Miss Gerda Binnendyk,
bride-elect. Miss Winston Work
man was in .charge of the pro
gram which consisted of a. sing
song and contests.
.The bride-elect was Uxcn es-
i oorted to a prettily decorated
chair over which hung a decorat-
I ed sprinkling can, Mrs. Veri^e
Alderdice read an address and VA
Sharon McBride and Margie El ; London were Sunday guests of
gie Presented the gifts. Gerda Mrs. J. McClymont.
thanked the ladies and .mvitecl'
them to her home Wednesday
evening to see her trousseau.
During the Mission. Band meet-,
ing twenty-five members were L.-iA'i
present. Miss Margaret Elgie*-- ea
read an address to. Miss Gerda
Binnendyk, bride-elect, who is
the Mission . Band leader and
Miss Marjorie Turner presented,
her with a hammered alumin
um serving tray.On Sunday morning following
the service in St, Andrews United
Church members of the choir
presented Miss’ Binnendyk with a
hammered aluminum lazy susan.
Mark Birthday
With Baptism
Thirty relatives met on BRI
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Gackstetter to honor the
former’s father, Mr. John Gack
stetter of near Dashwood, on the
occasion of his birthday.
During the afternoon Rev.
Norman McLeod officiated at
the baptism of Myron Arnold,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Arn
old Gackstetter.
Lunch was served from the
dining room table centred with
a large birthday cake With sev
enty candles. Those present in
cluded Mr. John Gackstetter and
Mr. Edward Gackstetter of near
Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Horney, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.-
Elmore Gackstetter and family
of near Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gackstetter, Kathryn and
Henry, of near Hensall, Mr. and
Mi’s. Nicholas. Foster, Egmond-
viile, Mr4, and Mrs. Foster and
Sun-
Mrs. J. McClympnt,
I Mrs. J. Ducharme and daugh
ter of Dashwood visited recently
with Mrs. McClymopt.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long
. on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Curran in Lucknow.
Mr. and. Mrs. MarV Routzon
of New York State are visiting
the latter’s sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mof
fatt.
Mrs, Albert Anderson whadias
spent several Wweeks with her
sisters-in-laW Mr. and, Mrs. E,
Dawson and Mrs. Wm. Windor,
returned to her home in Salem,
Mich., last week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Burnham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Schneider,
Judy and Paul of Stratford Were
Sunday visitors of Mr. Robert
Ropp of Zurich is
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DISTRICT REPRESENTAtlVVES
Lloyd B. Hodgson, denfralia; F» G. BohthrOh, Hensall; J. W> Habeger, Zurich
B. M. Francis, txMH Bill A Laughton, Bxefiir 4
[Chiselhurst S.S.
Presents Seals
! Seals were presented to Sun-
iday School scholars at Chisel-'
j hurst Sunday School Anniversary
on Sunday morning- The present
ations were made by Harold
Parker and Mervyn Eyre.
15 year seal went to Mary
Kinsman; 10 year to Harold
l Parker and Dorothy Brintnell;
' 7year to Kenneth, Geraldine and
j Dorothy Parker; 6 year to June,
«Joyce and Bob Munn; 4 year to
I Douglas Eyre; 3 year to Patricia
I Harris, Laverne Hamilton. Mari-
l Lyn, Laurence, and Mervyn
Eyre; 2 year to Karen Sararas,
Maja Roobol, and one year seal
with 'certificate to Ruth Ann
Coleman and Jimmy Hamilton.
Miss Marilyn Eyre was pianist
and Miss Faye Ross, soloist.
Graduates At Stratford
Miss Helen Dunlop of Kincar
dine, graduated with a class of
17, at Stratford General Hospital,
Wednesday afternoon and was
one of three chosen to attend
the nurses convention in Winni
peg Monday June 25. Daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dunlop
"of Kincardine, she received her
education in Kincardine public
and’ high schools. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs, William
Pepper Of Hensall who attended
the graduation exercises.
Canada’s wool production in
1955 amounted to 8,041,000, sortie
40,000 pounds off from 1954.
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Miss Ina
spending a
and Mrs.
family.
Mr. Wm. __ „ _ _
and Mrs. Howard Lemon, grad
uated from Queen’s University,
Kingston, last week and has ac
cepted a position in Arvada,
Quebec. Bill is a graduate of
Clinton High School.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Shannon of Winnipeg who
were on their way to Trenton
where Mr. Shannon is posted
with the RCAF.; also Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Gabriel and Miss
Doreen Howard, all of Sarnia.
Mrs. Sam Cudmore is able to
be out of the hospital and is
convalescing at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Cudmore in Lon
don.
Lemon, son of
Hensall Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Pettigrew of
Regina are visiting this week
with the former’s brother-in-law
and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Hess.
Mrs. Emalie Schroeder left
this week for St. Clare Shores,
Mich,, where she will spend a
few weeks.
I v Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Gibson
and Sontof Sudbury visited, this
week twith Mrs. Gibson’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Mc
Naughton.
. Mr. and Mrs. Gittus of Adrian,
Mich., visited last week .with
their hupt, Mrs. Meidinger^
Miss Shirley Chapman R.N. of
Sarnia was a- recent visitor with
het parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Chapman.
Brown’s I.G.A. Hensall an
nounce the lucky draw number,
on the Mixmaster is 8927. Person
holding tliis number, please turn
in and claim the prize.
Mrs. Ed Fink who recently
underwent an operation in Scott
Memorial, Hospital, Seaforth, is
recuperating'at .the home of Mrs.
H. Rivers in Exeter.
Dr. A. R. Campbell and Mrs.
Campbell visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren.
and called oil many friends here.
Messrs. Gerald Horton and
Merney Twitchell spent the
weekend in Niagara Falls and
Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Kerslake
were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Kennedy and
family, Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding of
Parkhill visited thi§ week with
the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Munn. They were
accompanied home by Debbie
and Donnie Gooding who have
Spent the past week with their
grandparents.
Mr. Milton Ortwein of London
spent tile weekend with his sis
ter. Mrs. Ella Drysdale.
MisS Mavis SpencCr underwent
an operation in St. Josenh’s Hos
pital, London, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock of
.Exeter have moved into tho
Middleton apartment over the
drug store.
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■Mr. and Mrs. Homer‘Tinney
and family moved to St. Marys
this week where Mr. Tinney has
been accepted on th.e police
force.
Mrs. John Glenn, and Mrs. R.
Simpson, attended graduation
excercises at Seaforth District
High School, Friday evening.
Mrs. Ant. Gelderland of Ridge
town visited with Mr. and Mrs.
S. Roobol and Maja. She at
tended graduation exercises at
I Seaforth District High School.
Rev.
London
Church
United week.
Mrs. ______
word on Monday of the death of
h0.r brother-iii-law, Mr. Frank
Ibbotson of Fergus, who passed
away .in the general hospital,
Fergus, on Monday. Funeral
Services were held on Wednes
day.
Miss Gladys .Luker who is a‘
patient at South Huron. Hospital,
Exeter, is able to be up for short
periods in a wheel chair.
Rev. C. D. Daniel was guest
speaker at the Sunday School
anniversary at Auburn United
Church, Sunday, evening.
Mr. William A. Kerr, of Bar
rie, spent the weekend with his
wife and family.
Hensall Women’s Institute will
hold a picnic meeting at the sum
mer home of Mrs. Cornelius i
Cook, Grand Bond, Wednesday
afternoon, June 13. Members are
asked to contact Mrs. James
Patterson and Mrs.. Percy
Graham regarding transporta
tion etc, members will also’
bring cups and saucers, children
will also be welcome.' Sports I committee are Mrs. R, M. Peek,;
Mrs. R. Elgie, and Mrs. L, Chap-'
man.
The Ladies Aid of Carmel
Church realized $85.00 at their
booth at the spring fair show,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Phillips .
and twin daughters, Ruth and i
Rose, of Jeddo, Mich., were
weekend guests with Mr,, and
Mrs. Albert Alexander.
Daniel is' attending the
Conference of the United
which meets in Central
Church, Stratford, this
Wm. _ Pepper received
Mr. Frank
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