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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-11, Page 6Pope .6 The- Ttn't€s=Ads e i+ra, l e atnnth$r 1 L 19.511 Henr, 5 11 And District News CORRESPQNDENTS Mrs. Maude Hadden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 196 Legion Resumes Saturday Bingos Hensall Legion resumed their fall meetings Monday in the Le gion Hall with President William .Brown presiding. Padre Rev. Charles D. Daniel presented Comrade Sam Rennie, past pre.• !dent. with his president's badge. A donation of $25 was voted t:i •the Hensall Publie School Fail Board and $100 to the Ifenaail Community Park Board Inward; the artificial ice debentures. it was decided to resume the Share the Wealth Bingos com- mencing this Saturday at 9 p.rn. in the Legion Hall with the jack- pot $75 in 52 calls. Let Contract For Walks Contract for laying ,r -if cement sidewalks on Richmond street south were let by Hensall Coun- cil Monday night to Gooding, Lumber, of Parkhill. The Gooding tender, at 30 cents a square foot, was the low- er of two tenders. The other, from N. J. Corriveau, Zurich, asked 32 cents. Annual grant of $70 to the school fair board was approved following a request from repre- eentative Howard Scene. Court of revision was held an the assessment roll and one, change was approved. The value of the home of Bert Horton was lowered by 5150. Utility Man E. R. Davis re- ported on the street work, the trimming of shrubs around the hall, and the dump grounds. Ile' also announced that excavation of Richmond street north, in preparation for paving next year, would start Tuesday. It was decided to hire a man to look after checking of the ma- REACF:_S Y.s-1lrs. Annie Rich- ardson, flensall's oldest resident. will celebrate her ninety-third. birthday this Sunday in South Huron Hospital, where she has been a patient since April. Born in England, she came to Canada .46 years ago and has lived in Hensall for 40 years. Her family includes two daughters, Mrs. • Mary Taylor and Mrs. Archie Noakes. boih of Hensall; one son, Jack. in England: 13 grand- ; children, 42 great-grandchildren and two great great-grandchil- dren, —T -A Photo terial on Richmondstreet north and someone to supervise the sidewalk construction. Reeve Norman Jones reported on the purchase of the old school and the contact he had made with the purchaser. Ml councillors were present except John Henderson. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacAr- thur and family of Pontiac, Mich., were last weekend visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs, George Parker and family. Mr, John Passmore is spend- ing two weeks with members of itis family in Hamilton. Mrs. Herb Jones is a patient rat St. Joseph's Hospital, Lan- don. Mr. Glenn McNaughton and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ray estrum and children of Tor- . onto were last weekend visi-' tors with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton, E ... $1f1iN111tg,414.1AtlAAhIt1AIt1 Man, 78, Enjoys 7,000-M!Ie Trip :4fr. Fred Kennings has re- turned from a two month and a half vacation spent with his bro- ther. William James Kennings of Hermiston, Oregon, during which visit his brother died at the age of seventy nine. From there he travelled to San Francisco where he visited his nephew, Albert, then to Port- land, Oregon, to visit with four nieces. Thence to Vancouver B.C. to visit his sister, Emma and family, and to Mission City to visit his nephew, Russell Payne. He continued from there to Calgary and visited more nieces and nephews and from there to South River, Ont., to conclude his trip with a visit to his sister Mrs. Mary Gable. Mr. Kennings who was 78 in August travelled 7,000 miles by train and 1.800 miles by bus, crossed the Golden Gate bridge and Oakland Bay bridge' at San Francisco went through the Chandelier tree, 325 feet high with a diameter of 21 feet at the base at Underwood Park on Redwood highway. 1111111II1111111111111111111111111111111,t1111111111IIIII111111111111', t1111111111111111iii 11111111111111111111111111,11111111111111111111, ATTEPY ri Bean ,1. ers New Crop Beam timed_ Fast Efficient Service Open Nights See Us Before You Sell CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF STORAGE AVAILABLE FOR BEANS HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID! No. 1 Commercial and Registered Genessee Seed Wheat For Sale Coaly Bros. MILLING COMPANY L1'b> Philtit d rrrrrrrrrrntrrrrnrirrr�rrrrrri°r+mnrnfrnnerriivrrlrlrrrrilrir 4atoI unrflrffurrrrrrrnrn Mtission Society. Learns Of School The members of the 1'1'oinan's Missionary Society of Hensall United Church commenced the autumn -winter season with a supper meeting in the church school room on Thursday eve-, • ring. ' Highlight of the evening was an address by the guest speaker, Mrs. Harold Parker of Chisel - 1 burst, whom the week previous had attended the 24th annual Leaders' Training School at Al-. • ma College, St. Thomas. The • theme of the school was "Christ The Only Way." Mrs. Parker gave a vivid description of the varied program at the training 1 school where 300 women and girls attended. Applications had been so numerous that all could not be accomodated, which goes to show .the popularity of the school. , The speaker commented on "Making Our Faith Real to the World." "We must do something • to bring our Christianity down , to earth. W.M.S. members should I be well informed concerning the misison to the nations," she' said. Mrs. C. D. Daniel and her group were in charge of proceed- ings, Mrs, W. R. Stephenson had, •charge of the devotional service,; 1 which had been prepared by! 'Mrs. E. Rowe, Miss Greta Lam- mie favoured with a piano se -i election. Mrs. Carl Payne sang a solo, It was decided to make a,free, will offering towards the ' me-; mortal for the late Mrs. G. A,' 1 Wheable for the new Cold Lake Hospital in Alberta. Mrs. Stanley Mitchell and Mrs., Grace Harpole will form the visiting committee for Septem ber and October. 1 I After enjoying a pot luck sup- !per up-iper the members participated in a contest with the winner be- ing Mrs. H. McMurtrie. Mrs. Daniel graciously thanked the speaker, and all those who I had assisted with the program land supper. President Airs.. George Armstrong presided for the business. I The new study book on North I America will be used at the Oc- i tober meeting. Former Resident {Saturday Bride ' A colorful wedding ceremony ! took place in St. Andrew's Pres- ': bylerian Church, Hillsburgh, on i Saturday, when June Catherine' !MacKay, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ross R. MacKay, Hillsburgh, :formerly of Hensall,' became the bride of William George Turner, RCMP, Ottawa,' son of Mr. and Mrs. William J, Turner, Dunmurry, Ireland,. White and red gladioli backed by green fern made an arbour at the altar of the church, where Rev. George Wilson performed the ceremony. Mrs. Wallace Barbour played the wedding music and accompanied the solo- ist, Mrs. Auburn Wright, Erin, who sang "0 Lord Most Holy" and the Lord's Prayer. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a gown of white bridal satin, falling away in folds at the front from a panel of imported French lace. with long lily point sleeves, and yolk of the same lace, encrusted with sequins. Her skirt fell in pleats to a train of satin scallops bor- dered with lace and caught up with sequins. Her three -tiered finger tip veil was caught by a pearl and sequin coronet, and she carried a bouquet of white! frenched 'carnations and red! roses, with white bridal stream- ers. Miss Alice Howe,' Stratford, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and wore a waltz length gown of nile green organ, za caught up in panels by tiny flowers, over a double net skirt, with matching "accessories and velvet net head band: She car- riedtawny gold talisman roses and yellow carnations. Brides- maids, Anne Luke and Elma Stringer, Georgetown, wore gowns identical to that of .the maid of honor, in yellow and or- chid respectively. Miss Brenda Huxley, Hillsburgh, was flower girl, daintily frocked in rose, coral with matching floral head- dress and carrying a gasket of, white baby 'mums and pink flecked carnations, , Best man was Cpl. Kiel Gilbey, and ushers were Cpl, Bill Leitch and Constable Waugh, all of the RCMP, Ottawa. The gentlemen of the bridal party Wore scarlet tunics and the full• dress uni. form of the Royal Canadian ;Mounted Police. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the Presby- terian Church Hall attractively decorated in blue and gold streamers, the RCMP' colors„ For a wedding trip to North, ern points, the bride donned a white .linen sheath, with inatch- ing turquoise duster. 1-fer pill- box hat was of white silk shan- tung, her Accessories matching and a carsage of red roses arid White :carnations 'r1iey will reside hi l;tlawa. The bride IS the nine of Miss Margaret and Oliver Mae'ay, Kippon, Personal !tears Grant and!Kenneth ,1`t,ttes at` 1Cippett will appear Ott the ania� tour contest an; Focus at CKNX- € TV ' ucsdayl ,SeptetiTet16 at = tl p,,nt, Jim :Love twill, appear tin the sable prni;i'am Thursday of rrrnnrrirnrrrnrrirlrirrrlite 581f1e Week, Miss Marg't_lerite MacDonald, of London, was a recent visitor with friends here. :Schop.t Fair iicnsall School Fair will be' held at the Denali Community Centre Friday ��� ntn g nt e •e� c �, Septenr• ger 12. A parade at 7.30 will be headed by the Fannoe'kburn Pipe Rand from Varna. • Schools participatin, will be' Hensall Publie School, S.S.1, 2 and la Tnekersmith, S.S. 10 Ilay, S.S. 7 Hibbert. F'. S. McNaugh- ton, chairman :of the Public; School Board, will extend to welcome. Mrs. G. M. Chellew left Thurs- day by plane for Los Angeles, Cl., after spending three months carillon tvtth 'her moth- er, Airs. C. :Conk, at the Cook summer cottage, Delmar, Grand Mrs. s W. r Rend. i It Smyth, who a has spent six weeks with :her sister, Airs. Cook. 'left for her. home in Nelson, ILC., Tuesday of this week. Aliss Marie Jarrett of Nippon. daughter of Mr. and Airs. Eldon Jarrett entered training for . a nurse at Stratford General Hos- pital. Marie left for Stratford last 'Tuesday, Mr. _Ron Mock. who was son• vaiesctng after a recent npor- ation, was taken to ht Joseph s Hospital, London, on 'Iuescl,iy, by ambulance. for treatment. Leon Pettigrew. of Lincoln lai1, Mich., i spent Sunday vi h his aunt and uncle. Air. and Airs. George Hess. Air. and Mrs._ Norman Mac - i Donald of Ailsa Craig were week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ;A. Orr. Air. Wm. Otterbein was taken by ambulance to London on Tues - 'day where he is receiving treat- ment. 1 William Hyde, Hensall. •Ceetl Maxwell Varna, William .Collins, 'eaforth, captured first prizes in their own age group class at the fiddlerscontest held in eon - junction with the centennial vele- hratiolts at Embrn on Labor Day, .ia. :lir. lion Mods.. who, underwent an operation lir it. Joseph's Hospital, Landon, was able to return to his home last week. ! Mrs. Dave Fcild, who has been vacationing Inc the past six weeks with relatives in Eng land, returned home Thursday of !this week, Xr. and Mrs. Lorne l Ade r, of Hamilton, were recent .visitors with the latter's father, Air, John Passat re. They also at- tended the Passmore -bell wed. ding in Car ntel Presbyterian .Churel. olt Saturday. as Mrs. Annie Saundercnrk vk. !.ted daring the past week with her son-in-law and dati;hter, Air. .and Mrs. Donaldson, in London. Mrs, J. 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