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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-10-25, Page 50 1 1 1 1 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1^1 W! FOR SALE Used Beach Coal and Wood Range in A-l Condition Old Style McClary Elegtrfc Range, Cheap Violin and Case Sawdust Burner FESS SPACE HEATERS WESTINGHOUSE ANP SERVEL REFRIGERATORS Passmore Electric HENSALL of G lay ds Saundercoek Bride Honored Mrs. Lawrence Baynham plea­ santly entertained at her home last week a number of friends in honor Smith, bride of this week* Court whist Hess and Mrs. Saundercock prize winners. During the evening the bride was presented with a cof­ fee table and pyrex gifts. Mrs. A. Kerslake and Mrs. J. Farquhar made the presentation and an address was given by Mrs. L. Baynham after which a dainty lunch was served, was enjoyed with Mrs. Wes Richardson, Glenn Deitz and Garnet "Vyhittaker are en­ joying some god bear meat these days. While on a hunting ex­ pedition up north at Larder Lawe, Glenn Deitz shot a 400- pound bear. TOWN HALL, ZURICH, OPEN OCTOBER 27 BALLET — ACROBAT Ruth Decker,- Instructor Phone 81-r-l Zurich ft The best way to keep your birds in shape so they’ll roll out eggs week after tasty “fresh-mix” mash made /SHY AWAY FROM STALE MASH-AND EGG PRODUCTION / DROPS Hensail And District News night held of Commerce on when that its first organ­ annual officers were: vice-president treasurer; secretary. chosen are: Milton Albert , C. C. and W. Zurich C of C Elects R* lllsley Reginald Illsley was elected president of the Zurich and Dist- trict Chamber Monday izatlon meeting Other Kalbfleisch, McEachren, A. Siebert, Directors Dietz, Milton Oesch, Lome Rad-i er, Whitney Brokenshire, Keith Westlake, Earl Thiel, James Par­ kins, Ross Johnson and Oscar Grebb. Members heard brief addresses from Hugh Smith, of London, secretary-manager of the London Chamber of Commerce, and Guy Dingle, of London, chairman of the advertising and tourist com­ mittee of the same group. ■ Mr. Dingle presented the Zur­ ich organization’s membership in the Canadian Chamber of Com­ merce. Kippen East W.l. Mrs. R. Upshall was hostess for Kippen Fast Women’s Insti­ tute, for their October meeting held Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.nv. The chair was taken by Miss Grace Tremeer, the presi­ dent. Guest speaker, Mrs. Harry Faber of Hensall addressed the meeting, presenting a very in­ formative talk. Current events were reviewed by Mrs. J. Woods and a poem was contributed hy Mrs. Ivan Forsyth. Mrs. Allan Johnston demonstrated the mak­ ing of an angel cake, which sampled by the members voted as exceptionally good. Plans were London Area held, October London, at Mrs. William R, Peck gates, plans for dance to be held 26 were made. Workman directed contests. was and thediscussed for Convention to be 23, 247 25, Hotel which convention Caldwell and Mrs. were appointed dele- tlie euchre and Friday, October Mrs. Winston GIVE YOU MORE EGGS THE NATIONAL "FRESH-MIX WAY a with National Egbilder. Furnishing animal protein with essential vitamins and minerals, National Egbilder Concentrate combines with your grains to. make a high quality feed that brings good eating ancLj good health to your birds — and more eggs to you. week is to feed them Willert-Smith Wed f At Hensall Church Hensall United Church, lovely with a floral background of fall flowers, was the setting on Sat­ urday at 4 p.m. for a charming wedding of wide interest, when Gladys Saundercock Smith, of Westmount, Quebec, became the bride of Milton Harry Willert of Dashwood. The Rev. W. J. Ro­ gers officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Annie Saunder­ cock, Hensall, and the groom, son of the late Mr. Reinhard and Mrs. Willert, Dashwood. Miss Greta Lammie, church organist, played traditional wed­ ding music and accompanied the soloist, Harry T, Hoffman, of Dashwood. Given in marriage by her brother, George Saunder­ cock, of Windsor, the bride wore a gown of ice blue slipper satin, designed with soft pleats from waist in hack ending in a short train. The bodice was topped by a bolero jacket with soft fischue collar. She wore a feather hat and slippers of the same color and a crystal necklace, gift of the groom and her bridal bou­ quet was pink roses and gardeni­ as. The matron of honor, Mrs. Radford Donaldson, of London, sister of the bride, chose a gown of delphinium blue taffeta faille with matching headdress, and carried a bouquet of yellow baby mums. Nancy Willert, Dashwood, niece of the groom, was a dainty little flower girl in a floor­ length dress of delphinium blue. She wore bandeau of mixed flowers and carried roses and mums.Alvin. Willert, Exeter, was his brother’s groomsman. Edward Hamather, Dashwood, and Al­ fred Pearson, Toronto, ushered. A reception was held in the church parlors. Receiving the I guests the bride’s mother chose a black crepe dress while the mother of the groom marine. Both wore corsages. For their wedding lantic, City the bride donned a taupe colored suit with accessor­ ies in brown, moleskin jacket and corsage of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Willert will reside in Hensall for the present.. Guests from a distance were Miss Nancy Fewer,_ Westmount, Quebec; Barton, and Mrs. Windsor; McKinnon, Bender, Listowel; Alfred Pearson, Toronto; Mr. and Brussels Officials Install Rebekahs District Deputy President. Mrs. Ada Armstrong, of Brussels, and her staff of officers, conducted installation ceremonies for Am­ ber Rebekah Lodge, .Hensall, Wednesday evening in the I.O.- O.F. Lodge Hall, Officers install­ ed were Noble Grand, Mrs. Bea­ trice Richardson; vice grand, Mrs, Leona Parks; recording se­ cretary, Ms, Gertrude Bell; Fin­ ancial secretary, Mrs, Aldeen Volland; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Walker; JPNG, Mrs. Evelyn Mc­ Beath; Warden, Mrs. Dorothy Parker. Conductor is Miss Mabel Whiteman; chaplain, Mrs. Ber­ tha MacGregor; musician, Mrs. Edith Bell; color bearer, Mrs. Lome Chapman; RSNG, Miss M. Ellis; LSMG, Mrs. Inez Mc­ Ewan; RSVG, Mrs. Jessie Dou- gall; LSVG, Mrs. Alma Horton; inside guardian, Mrs. Ilene Ran- nie; outside guardian, Mrs. Flor­ ence Kyle. District deputy presi­ dent, Mrs. Armstrong presented the JPNG, Mrs. Evelyn McBeath with the jewel of her office. A gift was presented to Mrs. Arm­ strong by Mrs. McBeath on be­ half of the lodge. Refreshments were served in the club room on the main floor. | Weido-Carlile Rites At Hensail Church A ceremony at the United Church Manse, Hensall, Wednes­ day, October 17 united in mar­ riage Muriel Elaine Carlile, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walk­ er Carlile, Hensall, and Glenn Lawrence Weido, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred WeidO, Zurich. The Rev. W. J. Rogers officiated. The bride was charming in a suit of Middy Blue Gabardine with a rhinestone necklace, mat­ ching earrings and bracelet of the groom. She wore cessories and a roses. Mrs. Leland ich. as matron grey gabardine series in navy, of red roses. Clifford Weido was his bro­ ther’s groomsman. Following the ceremony a re­ ception was held at Club Monet­ ta, Exeter. The bride’s mother received the guests in English Navy Faille_ crepe with navy ac­ cessories, gr a of I corsage Sell with Confidence RIVERSIDE POULTRY CO WHEN SELLING POULTRY CALL ■' Howard Ferguson^ Manager 39-r-12 Kintore * Phone Collect * Hensall 680-r-2 T* gift navy ac- of pink of Zur- wore a Willert, of honor suit with acces- her corsage was for CONSULT US BEFORE SELLING FEED YOUR BIRDS ' FOR EGG QUALITY The kind of feed you give your birds affects the size of the eggs, shell strength, yolk color, quality of white or albumen and delicacy of flavor. To get the highest possible percentage of "Grade A" eggs, feed your birds the National way, with plenty of good, well-balanced "fresh-mix" feed and clean, fresh water. Seo Your NATIONAL Dealer today— Look for the bright Orange and Blatk Sign. • WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED INGERSOLL ONTARIO FEED MIX FOR POULTRY, 'TURKEYS, HOGS and CATTLE Fertilize Your Crops with NATIONAL Well-Cured, Properly-Blended FERTILIZER Gordon Ml’. Saundercock, A. G. Mrs. Eldon Mr. and Mrs. Alireu reaisuii, xuivui-w, ..... Mrs. G. Newton and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Newton, London. Mr. and Mrs. Detroit, Michigan; C. and Mrs. Galt; G. Dr. C.G.I.T. Plan Banquet The C.G.I.T. held their regular meeting in the school on Wed­ nesday" evening" of last week. A sing-song and a game were con­ ducted by the assistant leader, Miss Pat GowleH The worship service took the1 form of an initiation ceremony for the new members. The serv­ ice was read by the leaders with responses by the girls. C.G.I.T. pins were presented to the new members by the president, Shir­ ley Cochrane. After the close of this service some comic initiation stunts were conducted by Katie Grahhm and Elva Young. During the business session final plans were made for the Mother and Daughter Banquet which is to be held next Wed­ nesday evening. Mrs. J. W. Riv- ett of London will be the guest speaker at the banquet. The activity period was spent in making invitations and fav­ ours for the Mother and Daugh­ ter Banquet, Presentation Mrs. Lawrence Baynham hostess for a presentation Miss Gladys Saundercock Smith, bride-elect of this week, when she was the recipient of a coffee table, the address read by Mrs. Baynham, and the presentation by Mrs. A, Kerslake, and Mrs. J. Farquhar. Court Wliist was a highlight of the affair; the win­ ner was Mrs. George Hess. Re­ freshments were served. Twenty friends of the bride-elect were present. Mr. Kenzie Cameron of Tiver­ ton visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. John MacGregor. The mother of the oom chose a purple crepe with mink fur, both wore corsages yellow roses. Later the trip uth live IJne, Hay Township. or i ouple left on a mot­ to Buffalo and points On their return they will ai rhe groom's farm, Parr Bigger i a DASHWOOD, ONT., and THEDFORD, ONT. 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