The Huron Expositor, 1960-12-08, Page 3HURONDALE INSTITUTE HONORS
GRANDMOTHERS AS GUESTS
Grandmothers were special
guests at In-
stitute's ieWomen's
tute's Novembermeeting, held
in Thames Road United Chureb,
Wednesday, Nov. 30, each inem-
ber bringing someone's grandmoth-
er as their guest. Prize for the
eldest grandmother went to Mrs.
C. Frayne; youngest grandmother,.
Mrs. William Maver; grandmother
with the most grandchildren, Mrs,
William Rhode. Presentations were
made by Mrs. Lilliam Lamport,
historical research and current. ev-
ents convener, who was in charge
of the wograme. The roll call
was, "Name an old-fashioned cus-
tom you are pleased has vanish-
ed."
Mrs. Archie Etherington com-
mented on the motto, "There is
nothing more pleasing to the old
than to be remembered by the
young." President Mrs, Richard
Etherington conducted the busi-
ness. It was decided to send a dele-
gate to the Training School in God-
erich which is to be held in Janu-
ary at the Sunset Hotel. It was
announced Achievement Day is
to be, held January 21 in Clinton
for the girls that have taken the
project, "The Club Girl Enter-
tains,"
Mrs. Alvin' Moir was asked to
give a few remarks on the millin-
ery course that about seven 17
ladies had taken part in. Mrs.
Harry Strang gave highlights of
the bus trip to Goderich, with an
enjoyable day reported. Mrs. Wm.
Sims reviewed current events and
gave a few historical comments
on some of the buildings that are
being removed in Exeter. Mrs.
Moir gave a splendid report on
the London Area Conference which
she and Mrs. Bruce Tuckey at-
tended.
A skit was presented by Mrs.
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Hugh Love and Mrs. R. Jeffery,
comparing clothes of years gone
by and present-day attire. A
demonstration on "The Third
Meal" was presented by Mrs. Jean
Morgan, Mrs. William Ethering-
ton and Mrs. R. Etherington, who
had taken this short course re-
cently.
Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs. Wilfred
Hunkin, Mrs. Robert Maver and
Mrs. Carmen Cann rendered a
quartette, and Mrs, Jean Morgan
and Mrs. Agnes Sillery, a duet.
Lucky chair and cup prizes were
won by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Wise-
man.
The December meeting will be
held Friday, the 9th, at 8:30 p.m.
in the Legion Hall, Exeter. Hur-
ondale Institute will be host to
nine branches in the form of a
Christmas party. Hostesses were
Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mrs...Lee Web-
ber, Mrs, Robert Maver, Mrs: Wil-
fred Hunkin, Mrs, William Lam-
port and Mrs. Elmer Passmore.
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EUCHRE & DANCE
KIPPEN
HENSALL
•Mrs. James A. ; aterson •was
taken by Bontbron ambulance on
Friday to Clinton Public Hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Bell left Friday by
plane for' Castro Valley, Califor-
nia, where she will spend the win-
ter months with relatives.
. John McMurtrle, who has
been a patient in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, for the past number
of weeks, returned home Thurs-
day, Dec. 1.
Robert McNaughton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. McNaughton, is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, in the interests of his
health.
Five Brownies became members
of the First Hensall Brownie Pack
last Tuesday at a special enrol-
ment ceremony. The new Brown-
ies are: Christine McRae, Mary
Mock, Pam Sangster, Pam Taylor
and Heather Watson, Mothers of
the girls enjoyed the program pre-
sented for them. Brown Owl. Mrs.
E. T. Rowe enrolled the B,rpwn-
ies, assisted by Mrs. R. Cook,
Tawny Owl.
LAC Donald Hedden, a patient
at Sunnybrook, Toronto, where he
is receiving treatment for serious
back injuries from a car accident
last summer, is expected to spend
Christmas with his wife and three
small daughter at his home at
RCAF Station Clinton. He will be
confined to a wheel chair.
Mrs. Margaret Vair, Brucefield,
left Saturday to visit with relatives
in New York.
Miss Janet Doig wast' Omitted
to the Queensway Nursing Home
here on Sunday.
Winners of the Christmas cake
draw held Saturday night, Dec. 3,
at Crest Hardware, were: Ross
Christian, Hensall, and Mrs. Erma
Lowery, Exeter. Reeve John Hen-
derson drew the winning tickets.
The project, sponsored by the
Hensall Kinette Club, was very
successful. The cakes were made
by Mrs. Robert Reaburn. and Mrs.
Frank Ellwood, Kinette 'members.
Mrs. Doig, who is a patient in
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
is reported to be in fair condition
and slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel, of
Zurich, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Finkbeiner and family on
Sunday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. James Drummond
of Toronto, visited during last week
with Mrs, James Drummond, of
Kippen, at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
The Sunday School teachers of
St. Andrew's United Church met
at the home of Mrs. John Sinclair
to make arrangements for a
Christmas concert on Dee. 19th.
Mrs. Edna Oswald, of Zurich,
who ,has been confined to Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, with
pneumonia, is at present con-
valescing with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Clements,
of Milton, visited recently with
Mr. James Drummond and fam-
ily
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Mr, and Mrs. Vern Alderdice at-
tended the wedding of a brother,
Mr. Kenneth Alderdice .and Nancy
Mae Wells on Saturday at 2:00
p.m.,in Collingwoodwood
Presbyterian
terianhuch.
Baptismal rites were administer-
ed on Sunday at St. Andrew's
United Church, Kippen, to Leslie
Ray. Consitt, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Consitt, and John Carl
Binnendyk, infant son of Mr. aad
Mrs. Hank Binnendyk.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Priestap,
of near Mitchell, called Sunday at
the home of the• latter's father,
Mr. Robert Thomiison.
Miss Greta Gauld was guest
speaker at the WMS birthday par-
ty of this year in Hensall United
Church:
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ADDRESS
PARENTS NAME
No Injuries in Car Accident
An accident occurred on No. 4
Highway, south of Hensall in front
of Lloyd McDonald's farm, Friday
afternoon.. Paul Lapointe, 30, RC
AF Station Clinton was travelling
south when he struck an icy patch
on the road, causing him to lose
control of the car which careened
into the ditch and struck a fence
post. There were no injuries.
OPP
H. Reid, of Exeter detachment,
who investigated, stated damages
amounted to '$100.
WI To Have Christmas Meet
The Christmas meeting of Hen-
sall Women's Institute will be held
in the Legion Hall Wednesday,
December 14, at 8:15 p.m. Roll
call will be a cash donation. A
skit, "Neighbors," directed by Miss
Ellis, will be presented, and a
demonstration will be given and
Christmas carols will be sung.
Program conveners are Mrs, T.
Coates and Miss Greta Laramie;
hostesses, Miss) Phyllis Case and
Mrs. Pearl Koehler.
The Ladies' Aid of First Presby-
terian Church held their Christmas
meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Jean Scott presiding. Mrs
Reg Kerslake opened the meeting
with a poem, "The Peace of Beth-
lehem." The hymn, "0 Little Town
of Bethlehem," was sung. Mrs. H.
Whyte read the minutes of the
November meeting and Mrs. Ivy
Butt gave the treasurer's report,
which showed a very successful
year. During the business discus-
sion it was decided to serve a sup-
per to the Sunday School children,
December 19.
—Mrs. Mrs. 3. F. Scott told a beautiful
Christmas story, "The Holy Night"
which was very much enjoyed.
"Joy To the World" was sung, fol-
lowed by the Lord's Prayer in uni-
son. A social time followed.
Mrs. D. H. Elder installed the
following officers for 1961: Presi-
dent, Miss Jean Scott; first vice-
president, Mrs. W. A. Wright; sec-
ond vice-president, Mrs. E. Ged-
des; secretary, Mrs. H. Whyte;
treasurer, Mrs, Ivy Butt; pianist,
Mrs. J. McGregor; flower conven-
er, Mrs. H. E. Smith; flower and
gift secretary, Mrs. S. Pullman;
press secretary, Mrs. Reg Kers-
lake; group leaders: South, Miss
J. Fraser, Mrs. T. Appleby; North,
Mrs. E. Andrews, Mrs. W. Ross;
East, Mrs. C. Reeves, Mrs. R.
Townsend; country groups, Mrs.
W. Coleman, Mrs. Messenger and
Mrs. T. W. McMillan.
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Seaforth, Ontario
Staffa Bazaar is
Successful Event
The annual bazaar and tea, 0013 -
gored by the WA and WMS of
Staffs Church was held "Friday.
The Family Life Centre was gaily
decorated for the Christmas sea-
son by Mx's. A. fI. Daynard and
Mrs. Arthur Kemp. Mrs. Gerald
Agar opened the bazaar and wel-
comed the guests.
Receiving the guests were Mrs.
A. H. Daynard and Mrs. Walter
O'Brien. Pouring tea from a lace
covered table were Mrs. Les But-
son and Mrs. Walter O'Brien. Mrs.
W. J. Fell acted as tea hostess,
with Mrs. Ed. Dearing, Mrs.
Archie Jeffery, Mrs, Ernie Har-
burn, Mrs. Gerald Agar and Mrs.
R. D. Sadler, as tea servers.
The sewing table was in charge
of Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Mrs. Jno.
Butson, Mrs. W. Glanville and
Miss Vera Hambly; candy: Mrs.
Russell Worden, Mrs. William But-
son, Mrs. Cecil Bowman; plants
ST. LUCIS ISLAND MISSIONARY
IS HENSALL MEETING SPEAKER
MissIris Castle, missionary on
furlough from St. Lucia Island, 500
miles' from Trinidad, was guest
speaker at the Christmas meeting
of the Women's Missionary Society
of Hensall United Church, held on
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 1. Her
address was enhanced by pictures,
showing the life and customs of
the people of the island, banana
and sugar plantations. The island
is 28 by 14 miles, and is noted for
fishing. Miss Castle was dressed
in costume that the St. Lucians
wear, which took 14 yards of ma-
terial to make. The speaker, who
is a sister of Mrs. John Alexan-
der, of RR 2, Hensall, was intro-
duced by Mrs. N. E. Cook and
thanked by Mrs. George Arm-
strong. -.
George Armstrong's group
charge of the meeting. Sac -
MRS. MARGET GAULD
KIPPEN — Mrs. Margaret Ann
Gauld, 93, former missionary in
Formosa and widow of the late
Rev. William Gauld, died in Guelph
on Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Dr. Flora Little. Mrs.
Gauld was a native of Kippen, the
former Margaret Ann Meats. She
and her husband went to Formosa
in 1892. Mr. Gauld died in 1923.
She continued missionary work un-
til 1929, when she went to Guelph
to live with her daughter. She
was active in various organizations
of Chalmers' United Church.
Surviving are two two other
daughter, Miss Greta Gauld, in
Formosa, and Mrs. D. H. Stevens
in England. •
The body rested at the home of
Mrs. Flora Little when service was
conducted at 2 p.m. on Tuesday,
Dec. 6th, in Chalmers' United
Church. Burial was in Woodlawn
cemetery.
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Mrs.
was in
C.W.L. At Zurich
Has Penny Sale
The Catholic Women's League
of St. Boniface Church, Zurich,
held a very successful penny sale
in the Community Centre, Zurich,
with Mrs. Jack Pearson, League
president, in charge. Prize win-
ners in the grand draw were: first
prize, $125 wrist watch or $100 in
cash, Mrs. Alvin Regier, Zurich;
second prize, 125 gallons of gaso-
line or $50 in cash, Earl Oesch,
Zurich; third prize, deluxe toaster
or $25 in cash, Miss Mary Daley,
Detroit. Draw for the 22 -pound
turkey was won by Mrs. William
Miller, Dashwood; duck. H. Gren-
ier, Zurich. Mrs. Edwin Regier
was in charge of the fish pond.
red passages were read by Mrs.
Robin McAllister, and prayer of-
fered by Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie.
Vocal solos, "Was That Somebody
You?" .and How Great Thou Art,"
were sung by Mrs. George Hess,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Grace Harpole, and violin selec-
tions byLammie, with
Mrs, Miss Greta C. R. Winlaw at the iano.
During the business period, pre-
sided over by President Mrs. E.
T. Rowe, a motion was passed that
the WMS will look after the flowers
for the church for the year.
Slate of officers for 1961 are:
Honorary president, Miss M. El-
lis; past president, Mrs. George
Armstrong; president, Mrs. E. T.
Rowe; vice-presidents, Mrs, R. M.
Peck, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs.
W. H. Weeks and Mrs. George
Armstrong; treasurer, Mrs. W. B.
Cross; assistant, Mrs. Sim Roobol;
recording secretary, Mrs. Hugh
McMurtrie; assistant, Mrs. 'Earl
Sproat; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. A. B. Rowcliffe; Community
Friendship, Mrs. Cornelius 'Cook,
Mrs. Melville Traquair, Mrs. Geo.
Thompson; Christian Stewardship,
Mrs. N. E. Cook;. supply, bales
committee, Mrs. Albert Alexan-
der, Mrs. Norman . Jones, Mrs.
Hugh McMurtrie, Mrs, W. R. Dou-
gall, Mrs. W. G. Kennedy; quilt-
ing committee,'Mrs, William Cole,
Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, Mrs. Joseph
Ferguson, Mrs. J. Flynn, Mrs.
Jarvis Horton, Mrs. R, J. Pater-
son; Associate Helpers, Mrs. Geo.
Hess, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs.
W. Cole, Mrs. A. E. Clark; Litera-
ture secretary, Mrs. Weekes;
Christian Citizenship, Mrs. W. R.
Stephenson; Missionary Monthly
secretary, Mrs,Laird Mickle; pian-
ist, Mrs. -T. J.'Sherritt; assistant,
Mrs. T. C. Coates; press secretary,
Mrs. T. C; Coates; Baby Band,
Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Mrs. Bligh-
ton Ferg, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Har -
pole, Mrs. S. Mitchell,
Lovely Christmas emblems dec-
orated the church and a Christ-
mas lunch was served by Mrs.
Armstrong and her group, who
also did the decorating.
(Contributed)
The men held an invitation bon -
spiel on Saturday, December 3.
Rinks were present from Centra-
lia, Wingham, Listowel, Exeter,
Hensall, Guelph and Thedford.
Nine local rinks also took part in
the event.
The winners were: 9 a.m. draw:
first, H. Thomas, Wingham, 3 wins
plus 18; second, G. L. Robertson,
Centralia, 3 wins plus 16 third, J.
Kesso, Listowel, 3 wins plus .10.
11 a.m. draw: first; W. Camp-
bell, Seaforth, 3 wins plus 13; sec-
ond, D. Miles, Seaforth, 2 wins
third„plus 11; Dr.in
M. plus Staple-
ton,aSeaforth,Due to the popularity of mixed
curling, it has been decided to set
aside Thursday and Friday nights
for this event, commencing the
first of the year. Members are re-
quested to place their names on
the • entry form provided on the
bulletin board.
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The Deeetaber Christniafk nee-
ing of Kippers Fast`WI 'be bold
at the bonne of Mrs:. A:rtbur Van
ley on December 1: at _2:AQ 1►.tn,,;
with Ars. Wilmer Sroadfpot
as co -hostess. The roll call will be
"a family Christmas custom."
Mrs. Ross Chapman will tell a
Christmas story, and Mrs. Stew
art Pepper give a demonstration.
Members of the WI will exchange
gifts, which are not to exceed 75c,
Mrs. Wilfrid Tremeer and AbCs,
Robt. Gemmell will provide treats,
and sandwiches will be provided,.
by Mrs. Edison McLean, Mrs. J.•
Lostell, Mrs. R. Kinsman and Mrs.
H. Finkbeiner. Mrs. Bruce McGre-'
and vegetables: Mrs. Ruby Reid
and Miss Olive Speare; touch and
take, Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mrs. Sam
Norris and Mrs. Lyle -Worden;
Christmas cards and cook books,
Mrs. Darrell Parker,
The proceeds from sales and tea
amounted to $215.00.
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