HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-11-15, Page 5THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 Pas« 5
RCAF Assist In
Grand Bend Parade
The local Legionaire parade
marched to the cemetery on
Sunday at 2:30 p.m. behind the
RCAF Band, accompanied by
RCAF personnel and Boy Scouts.
The memorial service
ducted by Rev. J.
ton. Other Grand
men were invited
Russell Warner
services were held
Mr. Russell Warner,
away suddenly at his
on Monday, Novem-
was con-
E, G. Hough-
Bend clergy-
to assist.
Funeral
Friday for
who passed
home here
her 5.
Surviving
tilda Lafond,
(Pearl) Mrs.
SebringviUe;
Stewardson of Bengough, Sask.;
also three sons, Lorne of Grand
Bend,
Mrs,
Bend
Mr.
seventieth year,
friends in the 25 years he and
his family have lived
Bend. Our sympathies
Warner and family.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. W.
and Bob spent Sunday
ents in Collingwood.
Apple Day was well
and
$40.
and
Scout leader LAC Stanley Carrol
has moved to Centralia Airport
and will be greatly missed by
the Scouts.
Lions 'Club will attend a dist
rict get-together on November
15 at Arkona to hear past inter
national president of L.C, Inter
national, Walter Fisher, speak.
Representatives from 90 clubs
are expected to be present.
High school students from
Grand Bend attended Exeter
District High
service at the
eter Friday.
The United
anniversary services November 4
with a good attendance. Rev.
Smith delivered fine addresses.
The choir members rendered
choice music. Mrs, Douglas Gill
accompanied Mr. Gill, organist,
on the piano.
The Y.P.U,
Miss Sheila Finan had Mr.
Birr as guest
young people
Mrs. Smith
have a well
organized .with prospects of
interesting program ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. Truscott of
troit spent Sunday at their,
tage in Beach O’Pines.
Miss Blanchard, who
sisted Miss Mary Yeo
P.O. for five months,
to her home in London
Mrs. Nelson Statton has been
appointed assistant post mis
tress.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett
and family of Hensall spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Morenz.
Mr. Charles Robinson
Mrs. T. M. Dodds of Buffalo
Miss Beulah
spent week-end with Mrs. Gero-
mette.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Maier of Mio, Mich., visited his
sister, Mrs. Albert Morenz, dur
ing the week.
Rev. Glen Eagle of Clinton is
speaking in United Church on
November 18.
Mrs. Lawrence Schwartz, Lon
don, is spending a few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bjorrson
spent a few days in London as
guest of the latter’s father, Rev.
Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Marshall,
Sarnia, spent the week-end
their cottage “Huron Vista”.
Rev. and Mrs. Glen Beach and
family are moving to their new
charge in Blyth on Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Eccleston has left to
spend the winter in California.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fischel, De
troit, spent a few days at their
cottage in Beach O’Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young
and son spent Sunday as the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. A.
Robinson, Belmont.
Mrs. Gordon Turnbull has re
turned
week’s visit with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skipper
and family have moved to Brant
ford for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller spent
Saturday in London.
Miss Dorene Baker of London
spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Mr. and Mrs. M.
Sunday in Clinton
latives in Mitchell.
A number of small fry seem
to have contracted measles.
Mr. Will Beer is improving in
health again. Good going, Will;
chin up!
Mrs. A. Mollard has been con
fined to bed for the past week.
are his widow, Ma-
J, and daughters,
Frank Ruston of
(Lois) Mrs. Willis
Alvin and Allen of
Fred Kading
is a sister.
Warner, who
has
Of
Sarnia.
Grand
in hiswas
made many
in Grand
go to Mrs.
MacLaren
with par
organized
the Scouts realized
Several prizes were
will fee distributed
over
won
later.
School memorial
cenotaph in Ex
Church held its
organized under
’ “ A.
speaker. About 20
attended.
and Mrs. Chapman
attended C.G.I.T.
an
De-
cot-
as-
the
has
in
returned
Sunday.
A.
and
and
Holt of Toronto
of
at
from Detroit after a
her parents,
alter. ,
Kahle spent
and with re-
Huron County
Crop Report
By G. W. MONTGOMERY
All outside work has been
brought to a standstill with the
recent snowfall which now
amounts to some six to eight
inches.
County
roads
staying
days.
Turnip growers are keeping a
high percentage of their turnips
for feeding purposes as they are
not satisfied with the prices be
ing offered for this crop and
there is still a fair acreage of
the crop to be harvested.
Rural residents of the
except where Township
are being plowed, are
close to the farm these
Hensail And District News
Hensall C Of C
Plans Yule Party
The
of the
merce
Room
W. F.
A report of a meeting held in
London on October 9 to discuss
the “Pinery” proposal was read
by the secretary, George Arm
strong who with Lome Hay at
tended the meeting. He said he
felt that the scheme had not ad
vanced as it would benefit the
residents of the district in the
years to come. James A. Pater
son spoke on behalf of the scheme.
It was moved by R
dleton, seconded by G.
dale that
merce in
Canadian
mas tree
the town
party and show for everyone on
Saturday, December 15 in the
Town Hall. Committee in charge
is Jack Drysdale, Harold Bon-
tliron, James Paterson, Lorne
Hay, and W. O. Goodwin. A
lucky draw for the ladies will be
held in conjuction
Christmas party.
Harry Lawrence, a
sident of the village
the speaker of the evening, Mr.
E. G. Silverwood of London, a
member of the London Camera
Club, and widely travelled exe
cutive of Silverwoods Dairies
Limited who showed many beau
tiful scenes in technicolor photo
graphed recently on a trip
trough the Canadian Rockies
and south to San Fransisco. The
speaker was thanked by Rev. W.
J. Rogers,
Sandwiches and coffee were
served.
regular monthly meeting
Hensall Chamber of Com-
was held in the Club
Wednesday in the Arena.
Riley presided.
Euchre And Dance
The second euchre and dance
sponsored by Kippen East Wo
men’s Institute was held in the
Hensall ’ Town Hall Thursday
night. Winners of the euchre
prizes were Miss Rhena Avery,
Hensall, Mrs. Harold Willert,
Hensall, Mrs. James McNaugh
ton, Kippen; Gordon Love, Hills-
Ki ppen;
Kippen.
to
green; Morley Cooper,
James McNaughton,
Lucky lunch prize went
E. Whitehouse, Kippen
Personal Items
The annual Christmas
will be held in the Legion
Tuesday, December 4, when
Mrs,
Il. Mid-
M, Drys-
of Com-
with the
a Christ-
the Chamber
conjunction
Legion erect
with lights in front of
hall. There is to be a
with the
former re
introduced
game
the
Ran-
held
Nov-
Personal Items
The following left Friday for
a week’s hunting expedition to
Manitoulin. Garnet Mousseau,
Fred Beer, Bert Horton, George
Beer, Howard Lemon, Dave
Sangster, Tom Dougall, John
gangster, H. Parker, -and Clay
ton Horton,
Messrs Laird Mickle, Robert
Middleton, Walter Spencer, and
Mr. Welsh spent last week-end
in Toronto while there saw the
Rugby game between the Ottawa
Rough Riders and the Toronto
Argonauts and the hockey
Saturday evening between
Maple Leafs and New York
gers.
A monster bingo will be
in the town hall Friday,
ember 16 sponsored by the Le
gion and Ladies Auxiliary, bin-
go will be held upstairs and also
on the lover floor, jackpot will
be $150.00
In the interests of Missions
an exchange of Ministers is be
ing planned for next Sunday
morning in the United Church,
November 18. Rev. C. C. Wash
ington of Auburn, will conduct
the worship here, while Rev. W.
J. Rogers will have charge of the
morning service in Auburn Unit
ed Church. Monday night, Nov
ember 19, Rev. A. R. Stone, who
has just returned from Japan,
will address a Missionary Rally
in the United Church. During
the evening a film will be shown.
The following taggers report a
splendid response when they
made a house to house canvass
selling poppies on Saturday last,
Mrs. Byran Kyle, Mrs. A. Clark,
Mrs. J. Drysdale, Mrs. E. Dick,
•Miss Elaine Beer, Miss Judy
Shaddick and F. J. Appleby.
Ambulance Service
Stratford General Hospital
Board made public Friday even
ing, November 9, at their meet
ing that Stratford has solved
their ambulance problem. Mr.
William B. Taylor of Hensall, 23,
is instituting a
lance service in
will operate in
tion with Stratford General Hos
pital.
private ambu-
Stratford and
close co-opera-
SHIPKA
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The W.A. held its
meeting at the home of
Lamport on Tuesday
with a fine attendance.
Sheppard was in
president handled
showing pictures of Home Mis
sions which
ing. It
box for
London
also to
crippled
amount
pital.
Mr, Herb Harlton was
removed to St. Joseph’s Hospital
where he was operated on on
Wednesday morning. He has the
best of wishes from his many
friends and hope that he may be
able to return home shortly.
Mr. Earl Ratz and Mr. Ed
Lippert and Ken are on a deer
hunting trip this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Fink'beiner
attended the wedding on Satur
day of Dr. Britain Sanders of
Chatham. Dr. and Mrs. B. D.
Sanders of Toronto are spending
the week-end here.
Sandra Sweitzer, infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer, was taken to Victoria
Hospital last week where she is
under observation.
Dougal Russell celebrated his
sixth birthday on Saturday by
having a party.
Dr. and Mrs.
visited over the week-enjd with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Finkbeiner.
regular
Mrs. Ed
evening
Mrs. E.
charge. The
the slides,
were very interest-
decided to pack a
Salvation Army in
the next meeting;
$10 to Wood
was
the
at
give ,
children and the
to War Memorial
Eden
same
I-Ios-
again
B. Saunders
Hensall Legion
Places Wreath
Remembrance
were observed
day under the
Hensall Branch
Legion, Service
the
was
party
Hall,
. there
will be an exchange of gifts by
the members. The mystery
was won by Mrs. Byran 1
and Mrs. R. Mock directed i
creational period.
Pte. Tom Peters, Queens
Rifle Regiment, 27th Batt.,
Cartier, Que., is spending
leave with his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Fred Peters. He expects to
leave for overseas shortly for a
two year period.
Kippen East W.I. are holding
family night in the Legion Hall,
Friday, November, 30. Husbands
and children are to be the spe
cial guests. Turkey will be the
main course for the banquet.
Own
Vai
his
and
Day Services
in Hensall Sun-
ausipces of the
of the Canadian
at the Cenotaph
was at 7 p.m. wreaths were plac
ed by the following: Government,
Mrs. Alda Simmons
sident Byran Kyle;
liary, president
township of Hay,
Campbell
cmith
ade Marshall, F.
Color Sergeant, J
dard Bearers, Mrs.
foi* the Auxiliary.
Dave Kyle.
Following Service at the Ceno
taph the Legion Auxiliary, Girl
Guides, Brownies marched to
the United Church where ser
vices were held at 7:30
speaker, Flt-Lt. Harding,
at Clinton Radar School. Mr
Rannie rendered a solo,
Miss
Legion, pre
Ladies Auxi-
Mrs. E. Dick;
Ree've Earl
township of Tucker
councillor Roy Bell; Par-
“ J. Appleby;
Tudor; Stan-
Il. W. Horton
Legion-Bugler
Legion Auxiliary,
Brownies marched
Church where
Guest
padre
S.
G. Rannie rendered a solo, “The
Phantom Legion”. Miss Greta
Lammie was at the organ con
sole.
Mrs. T. Parlmer is spending
the winter months with Mrs.
Annie Saundercock.
Legion Auxiliary
Nominates Officers
The November meeting of
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
held in the Legion Hall Tuesday
evening last week with the pre
sident, Mrs. E. Dick in the chair.
Many interesting items of bus
iness were discussed during the
business session. Nominations
were held, Miss Dorothy Hoyle,
Stratford, Zone commander, will
be in charge of the election at
the December meeting, and in
stallation will be held at the
January meeting.
Mrs. II. W. Horton was re- |
elected to the position of standard ;
bearer by acclamation. Ten vol- ;
unteers offered to sell poppies
Saturday.
Pte. M. Stephen Honored
Mr. and Mrs. George
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