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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-03-20, Page 4Page 4 the; times-advocate, exeter, Ontario, Thursday morning, march 20,1952 Mr and. Mrs. Head Avere Mrs. days last Aveek. Mr. i CENTRALIA «■ St I1 CENTRALIA Mr and Mrs. A. E. Pedwell and Mr. Jack PedA\rell of Lions Head were guests -of Mt. and. Mrs, George Hicks for & few days last Aveek. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hicks visited Avith Miss Wilda Pollock in Kitchener on Saturday, Mr. Murray Elliott has sold his farm (the Neil property) to his neighbor, Mr. Paul Paukeje. Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham motored to Sarnia on Sunday to meet their grandson, Master' Gary Baynham of Detroit, who returned w’ith them for a visit. Mrs. Harvey Godbolt has been in Victoria Hospital, London, for the past Aveek receiving treat ment. She has the best Avishes of many friends for future good health. Mrs. N. Baker of Grand Bend •was a Monday A'isitor Avith Mrs. T. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Penwarden of Sarnia Avere Tuesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Es- sery. W.M.S. Meeting Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson and Miss Flossie DaA'ey Avere in charge of the program Tuesday evening of last Aveek when the W.M.S. met in the schoolroom of the church for their March meeting. The scripture lesson Avas read by Miss Davey. Mrs. Hodgson gave a reading on World Brotherhood. The study book Avas presented the leaders assisted fry Mrs. A. McFalls. Mrs. Burton presided ovex’ the business. Ten visits AA’ere reported for January and February. Three cards of thanks were read. The Christian SteAvardship secretary, Mrs, Hodgson, out lined the alloeatioxx for the pres ent year axxd pointed out the in crease of $25 ovex’ last year. Mrs. Wilson gave, a temperance reading. A lettex* was read out lining the plans fox’ the proposed Nsav United Church Training School iix Toronto, Mrs. McFalls and Mrs. L. Hodgsoxx were named as representatives to the campaign conxnxittee fox’ this church, the former representing the W.M.S., the latter, the church. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. George Hicks, Miss Agnes Anderson and Mrs. Langford. A.E.Pedwell and Mr. Jack PedAvell of Lions guests -of Mt. and George Hicks for a feAv and Mrs.Lome Hicks visited, Avith Miss Wilda Pollock in Kitchener on Saturday. Mr.Elliott has soldMurray his farm (the Neil property) to his neighbor, Mr. Paul Paukeje. Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham motored to Sarnia on Sunday to meet their fc>-randson, Master Gary Baynham of Detroit, who returned w’ith them for a visit. Mrs. Harvey Godbolt has been in Victoria Hospital, London, for receiving treat-the past Aveek meat. She has the best Avishes of many friends for future health. ST Itoood Mrs. N. Baker of Grand Rend •was a Monday A'isitor Avith Mrs. T. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Penwarden of Sarnia Avere Tuesday visitors with Mr. sery. W.M.S. Mrs. Flossie and Mrs. William Es- Meeting Lloyd Hodgson and Miss Davey Avere in charge of the program Tuesday evening of last Aveek when the W.M.S, met in the schoolroom of the church for their March meeting. scripture lesson Avas The read by Miss Davey. Mrs. Hodgson gave a reading on World Brotherhood. The study book Avas presented the leaders assisted by Mrs. A. McFalls.Mrs. over the business. Burton presided Ten visits AS’ere reported for January and February. Three cards of thanks were read. The secretary, Christian Mrs, SteAvardship Hodgson,out- lined the allocation for the pres ent year and pointed out the in crease of $25 over last year. Mrs. Wilson gave, a temperance reading. A letter was read out- lining the plans for the proposed Ngav United Church Training School in Toronto, Mrs*. McFalls and Mrs,L.Hodgson were named as representatives to the campaign committee for this church, the former representing the W.M.S., the latter, the church. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. George Hicks, Miss Agnes Anderson and Mrs. Langford. Contract Barley We Are Again Contracting Barley with CANADA MALTING COMPANY Seeds Supplied BARLEY IS TREATED FREE OF CHARGE Cook Bros. Milling Company Phone: Day 54, Night 86 Hensall, Ontario S GREATEST Paint Value IN YEARS SEI .00 Hensail And District News C Of C Honors Hockey Team President W. F. Riley presided for the March meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held in the council chambers in the town hall. Much discussion centered around the banquet to be held in the neax* future for the Mid get hockey team sponsored by this organization and who made such a creditable showing this season. The Legion Ladies Aux iliary will catei’ for this turkey banquet. It is expected that a couple of prominent hockey play ers from Toronto will be present. Lome Hay, manager of the team presented the financial statement. R. H, Middleton, Lome Hay, Byran Kyle, Howard Scane, Ronald Mock and Donald Joynt were appointed a hockey committee for 1953. Plans Avere discussed for the annual Old Time Fiddlers’ Con test to be held early in the sum mer which promises to be bigger and better than ever. Reeve A. W. Kerslake, chair man for C.N.I.B. building fund, reported $3 60 having been raised up to date for the fund. The ob jective served. Personal Carol Mr. and Mrs. was successful in winnine thirds in piano solo class under eight. She received 82 marks in each event from a large class of contestants. Mrs. C. Cook ter Mrs. G. M. Angeles, California, expect to leave Wednesday or Thursday of this week for Los Angeles Avhere Mrs. Cook will spend some months Avith her daughter and son-in-laAAT and family, returning back here in the summer. The trip will be made by plane from. Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Appleby are spending three Aveeks Avith their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Appleby, and their grandchildren, Janet, Nancy and Eric, at Jarvis. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tinney Sunday Avere Mr. and Mrs. R. Fitzgerald and three children, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tinney and family, Items Brown, 7, daughter of William BroAvn, g two and her daugh- Chellew, of Los Wohelo Class Gifts Departing Couple Monday night members Wohelo Class of the Church were entertained home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ran- nie. Miss W- Gray, president, Avas in the chair. Miss Shirley Flynn read the scripture lesson. Miss Dorothy McNaughton gave the devotional. Miss Mary win offered prayer and BlackAvell presented the “Times", Money making ideas brought up, and it was suggest ed that a play be secured in the near future. Films avIII be pre sented at the April meeting. A recreational period Avas enjoyed. One of the pleasant features of the evening Avas the presenta tion of a gift (a silver dish) to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison, valuable class members Avho are taking up residence in Water ford, Avhere Mr. Harrison has been transferred, to the Bank of Montreal there. The address Avas read by Mrs. J. F. Blackwell, I the presentation by S. G. Ran- nie. The recipients responded in a fitting manner. Delicious re- freshments Avere served. There Avas a large attendance. I Red Cross Campaign The Red Cross campaign Is noAv undenvay for Hensall and” district sponsored by the Hensall branch of the Canadian Legion and Ladies Auxiliary. The toxvn will be canvassed by the Ladies Auxiliary, and the country by the Legion. Have your donations : ready for this worthy cause ■ when the canvassers call at your door. theof United at the Good- J. F. topic, •were of Hay. KIPPEN Meet W.M.S. of St. Andrew’s Church met Wednesday UM QU!CK drying enam^ WHITE CERTIFIED PAINTS LIMITS Per Quart Now you can paint your walls very low the price are . ♦ . and woodwork at cost. Although is low, these GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINTS This Offer Good March 15 - April 5 REGAL FAST DRY ENAMELS AND SATIN FINISH White Flat White; Light Ivory French Blue Plantation Green Bove Grey Primrose Yellow REGAL HOUSE PAINT, PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL • White • Flat White • Ivory • Cream FLOOR COLOURS • Grey *> Gold • Tan J Drysdale Hardware LIMITED HENSALL Phone H ONTARIO ♦ -0 W.M.S. The United afternoon last at the home of Mrs. Robert Elgie. Mrs. John Sinclair presided. Mrs. Harry CaldAvell had charge of the Avor- ship. Mrs. Robert Elgie gave a reading on Indian weddings. Miss Greta Lammie of Hensall favored Avith a violin solo ac companied by Mrs. C. Forrest at the piano. Twenty-one members ansAvered the roll call. Several visitors Avere also present. A thank-you letter was read from Mrs. Robt. Dayman of Hensall for a gift received from the Auxiliary be fore moving to her new home in Hensall. The supply secretary reported that Kippen is asked for clothes for an Indian girl aged 14 years. Supplies for Korea were dis cussed. Donations of money may be left with Mrs. Emerson An derson, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Allan Johnson and Mrs. Jack Cooper (■Jr.). Mrs. Edgar McBride re ported she and Mrs. Alexander had called on seven shut-ins. Mrs. R, Elgie and Mrs. J. W. McLean are the visiting com mittee for next month. Mrs. Robert Elgie, the treasurer, re ported $9.50 was taken in at the Worlds Day of Prayer. Mrs. C, Kennedy and Mrs. C. Forrest of Hensall favored with a duet “Come Holy Spirit", ac companied at the piano by Greta Lammie. Mrs, Hinton read the allocation for 1952 and also thanked the ladies for cards re ceived during .her recent illness, Mrs. J. McLelian gave the study "The Rural Church". Mrs. Ken nedy favored Avith a solo, Miss Marion Thomson of Londesboro spent the week-end Avith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomson. Mr. Pete Cameron of Kindser- ly, Sask,, visited last at the home J. H. Cochrane. We are sorry Norman Long is not enjoying the best of health folloAving a recent fall. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cud- more entertained a number of friends and neighbors Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Susie Workman's birthday, A very en joyable time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and Judy of Stratford spent Satur day with Mrs, Schneider's pa rents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thom son. Mr, Bran van Velden and Miss Mary Townsend of Hamilton spent Sunday with friends ih the community, We ate pleased to report Mrs, Eldon Jarrott is able to be up after her recent Illness, Mrs. Archie Parsons attended the funeral of her uncle the late Lou Mathews in Detroit Monday. Mrs. Pearl Love and family of Varna were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Eric AnddrSoh, who have been residents of this district for quite some time, moved this Aveek to take up residence at Brantford. Mrs. Allan Johnson spent the week-end in Hamilton. on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. to report Airs. M'EDGEWOOD The “Sign post” was read by the secretary. Cecil Bowman was discussion leader and “Custom ers abroad” was read by Mrs. Tate and Mrs, Metiers. Mrs. Victor Westman spent Saturday in London visiting Mrs. J. Foster who is a patient in a hospital there, Miss Evelyn Moore spent the weeli-end in gt. Marys visiting Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Foster. Mr, and Mrs. William Eagan visited Sunday evening with her parents Hobbs. Mrs. rushed Members of the community wish her a speedy recovery. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Percy Armitage and family. Her mother passed away recently. Mr. and Mrs, William Bendall, Darlene and Boy visited Sunday evening with 'Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore call- on Mr. and Mrs, O. Amos ot West McGillvray Saturday, Mr. Bobby Garrett has been laid up with the mumps for the last few days. Revere Farm Forum The Revere Farm Forum met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Westman to discuss cus tomers abroad and how the far mer is affected by Canada’s changing trade pattern. For the several questions that arose during discussion, the forum decided that the U.S. of fers the best long term markets but Canada should trade with both Britain and the U.S.A. Members thought that in order to maintain and develop markets for Canadian farm pro duce, Canada must continue to buy a good quantity of British produce, fill contracts when they are obtained and maintain a good quality in produce shipped abroad. In this regards, the forum thought that Canadian goods should be advertised attractively and there should be Canadian representatives to follow goods to different countries to see that goods are marketed-properly. The forum also decided that the farmer could help by putting pressure on commodity groups to promote -world markets', and farmers could produce good quality products and see that what they produce is packed properly for shipping. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Stanley Crawford was to the hospital Friday. Domestic & Commercial Wiring motorsfixtures Phone 232-M frs Cheaper fo&wrf- Garfield Thomson appliances, etc let’s discuss your home decorating problems and show you how you can solve them quickly, beau* tifully, economically . , . with high quality Shers win-Williams paints. Beavers Hardware -YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR-Mrs. 1 been with Lon- VISIT Personal Items Miss Eleanor Cook, nurse-in training, at Victoria Hospital, London, was a week-end visitor with her parents, Mr. and N. E, Cook. Mrs. L. gangster who has spending the winter months members of her family in don, has returned to hei' home here. Miss Velma Ferguson, nurse- in-training, at Victoria Hospital, spent the week-end with her •parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fergu-