HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-06-26, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1952
W. CX Goodwin
Skips Two Winners
At Hensail Tourney
W. O. Goodwin's rink won
spot here Wednesday afternoon
and evening (June 18) in a
mixed lawn bowling action.
Other members of the rink were
Lome Luker, Miss M. Reid and
Mrs. A. Kerslake.
Other winners were: J. A.
Paterson, skip, Betty Rowcliffe,
William Henry*. A. L. Case, skip,
Mrs. A. L. Case, Mrs. J. Pater
son, George Thompson; J. Hen
derson, skip, Mrs. W. O, Good
win, Mrs. L. Luker.
Wins Thursday
A rink skipped by W. O.
Goodwin won the mixed jitney
tourney at the bowling greens
Thursday, June 19. The other
members of the rink were Mrs.
L. Luker and William Brown.
They scored two wins plus 15.
In second place was John
Henderson’s rink with one win
plus four. Also in the rink were
Mrs. A. L. Case and Bill Mickle.
Third place went to the rink
of J. A. Paterson, skip. Mrs. W.
O. Goodwin and E. R. Shaddick
with one win plus three.
W. W. Jerrott’s rink of Lome
Luker and Mrs. James A. Pater
son had two losses. Prizes for
winners of first rink were don
ated.
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Kriskay by the Yard,
Also Maderia Print Dresses
and Anklets
Upwards to 2,000 persons at
tended the Zone Cl Canadian
Legion Drumhead Service on
Sunday. More than 500 veterans
representing 10 branches march
ed to the Community Park, with
Goderich Blue Water Band head
ing the parade. Other bands
parading were the Bannockburn
Pipe Band of Varna; the Sea
forth Highlands Band, and the
RCAF Trumpet Band Clinton.
Air Vice-Marshall Sulley, of
Goderich, took the general sal
ute at the reviewing stand.
The Rev. C. D. Daniel, Inger
soll. veteran padre of both world
wars, was the guest speaker.
“We must carry the torch,
stand up for the things of the
last, and work towards security
for the future”, he said. “We
must not fail in our duty, the
spirit of those who paid the su
preme sacrifice must live on
through us.”
Brig. G. B. Todd, chief pen
sion advocate, was also present
and spoke on rehabilitation.
Brig. Todd who was introduced
by A. Y. McLean, M.P., for
Huron-Perth, read a congratula
tory message from Hon. E. La
pointe who expressed regrets at
not being persent. T. L. Pryde,
MLA, South Huron gave fitting
1 emarks of thanks to Brig. Todd,
while Rev. Daniel was thanked
by Zone Commander
Howick Township.
Others assisting in
gram were: Donald
Ingles of
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Hensail Stores
Will Close
At 6 p.m.,
Mon., June 30
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CLOSED ALL
OPEN WED.
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the pro
Dayman,
president of the Hensall branch;
Reeve A. W. Kerslake, who
gave the civic welcome, Chap
lain Rev. W. J. Rogers, the Rev.
J. B. Fox and Zone Commander
George Inglis, At the cenotaph,
wreaths were placed by Mrs. A.
Clark, president of Hensall Le
gion Ladies Auxiliary, and Zone
Commander Inglis. Last Post
and Reveille were sounded by
trumpets of the Blue WTater
Band.
! Hensall Personals
| Mr. Laird Mickle and Bill | visited recently with the form-
i ers mother, Mrs. George T.
! Mickle in Ridgetown, and also
; his sister. Mrs. Ii. Stump of Los
I Angeles who is spending six
■ months with her mother.
{ Fit/Sgt. Evans. Mrs. Evans
; Maurepn and Patty are vaca-
’ tioning for two weeks with rela-
j fives at Toronto and Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Bill, and Miss Jean Armstrong
attended the raping ceremony at
Victoria Hospital last Friday
night. Miss Betty Mickle, nurse
in-training there received her
cap.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Veth. Gwen
and Jimmy, and Mrs. Broom
field, Clausen, Michigan, spent
i the week-end with Mrs. L. Simp-
j son.
i Miss Betty Mickle is having
her three weeks vacation at her
| home here.
I The Women's Missionary So
ciety of the United Church held
a very successful home cooking
I sale and tea in the church
• schoolroom Saturday afternoon,
'June 21, and realized over $40.
Miss Gertrude Bell who has
accepted a position at Crumlin
Airport spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stew
art Bell and her sister Pauline.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watcher,
Grand Prairie, Alta., are guests
with Mrs. Inez McEwen and with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwan. Mrs.
Watcher is the former Nora Mc
Ewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnston
and family, London, spent the
week-end
ents, Mr.
man.
Hensall
6 p.m, Monday, June 30, will be
closed all day Tuesday, open
Wednesday morning and closed
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Cen
tralia, were week-end guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Day
man.
with the latters par
ang Mrs. Robert Day-
stores will close at
Wilf Carter To
Be In Hensail
Look what, a treat is in
for you at Hensail, June 28, 9
p.m.—-Wilf Carter, accompanied
by his two daughters and other
leading stars. Wilf Carter played
at the Canadian National Ex
hibition last year to thousands,
who left other exhibition attrac
tions to listen to his outstanding
program. All this at Hensail,
June 28, sponsored by Chamber
of Commerce, (adv’t)
store
Cook Bros. Milling Co.
HENSALL, ONTARIO,
customers that their
Elevator Will Be Closed
from June 30 and reopening
on the -morning of July 7
in order t< give their employees their annual holidays
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Soaring temperatures failed to
dampen Ute spirit of the first
Huron County pasture and grass
silage day at the Seaforth High
School gi’ounds last week.
More than 600 people witness
ed the fine display of modern
machinery and the. demonstra
tions of harvesting equipment.
The day’s program consisted
of an inspection of hay and pas
ture plots, a parade of grass sil
age harvesting equipment with
Professor J. R. Scott, Ontario
Agricultural College,
commentator.
Demonstration
Highlight was the
ting and harvesting
oj a temporary silo
silage.
Speaking on the program. Pro
fessor R. J. Bryden, soils de
partment, O.A.C. Guelph, said
farming today is a scientific
business. He said farmers must
become more efficient and put
into practice their knowledge.
“Know your soil and correct
its deficiencies. The soils pro
gram in Ontario is growing with
eight soil clubs already formed
in Bruce County,” he said.
Gamble
C, H. Kinsbury. fieldman for
the crop, seeds and weeds
branch, Toronto, said farming is
Guelph, as
actual cut-
and filling
with grass
a gamble, farmers must make
up their own seed mixtures, try
it on their own soils and then
adapt mixtures to their condi
tions.
G. R. Johnston, field hus
bandry department, O.A.C., said
90 per cent of farmers, in a re
cent survey, said grass silage
was excellent and 80 per cent
of the farmers in Ontario last
year used no preservative in
grass silage.
Speakers
Othei' speakers included War
den Harvey Johnston, Huron
County, who along with other
Huron County councilors toured
the grounds; Gerry Montgomery,
Huron agricultural representa
tive; Alvin Bettles, president of
Huron County Soils and Crop
Improvement Association; Dr. E.
A. McMaster, Seaforth, mayor.
The general chairman for the
event was Harry Sturdy, assist
ed by Committee Chairmen Ric
hard Proctor, Russell Bolton,
Fred Martin, John Butler, Mona
Caldwell, Mrs. J. Hillebrecht,
Clarence Shaw.
The event was made possible
through the Seaforth Agricul
tural Society, Seaforth High
School Board and Huron County
Crop and Soil Improvement As
sociation.
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Katherine Bengough
Resident Of Kippen
The death occured in London
at the home of her nephew, Al
lan Webber on Monday last of
Katherine Bengough in her 82nd
year. Miss Bengough has been
many years a resident of Kipen,
but for several months has been
in failing health at her nephew’s
home in London.
She is survived by a number
of neices and nephews.
Funeral services were held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, on Thursday at
2 p.m., conducted by Rev. Fox.
Interment was made in Hen
sall Union Cemetery.
Pcrsontl Items
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Green of
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Green of London were Sun
day visitors with Mr, Jonah
Green.
Mrs. T. Jarrott who has been
confined to Stratford Hospital re
turned home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes of Lon
don visited on Sunday with the
latter’s parents,
Robt. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt 1
ren and Miss Marian
of Londesboro were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs.
son and Joyce, __ ___
Lloyd Ferguson, Hensall, were
Sunday visitors
Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter.
Mr. John Hay of Cromarty was
a Sunday visitor with his sister
and Brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hinton,
of Soral, Quebec, are visiting
the formers parents, Rev. and
Ms. A. Hinton at the manse,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore
and Lome of London accompan
ied by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cud-
more of the village visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Cudmore in Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Horney
of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. 'A.
Gackstetter visited on Monday,
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Ferguson at Whalen.
Mrs. John Cochrane and Mrs.
B. Brightmore were recent visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hor
ney of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons
and boys were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Linden at Denfield and
attended anniversary services at
Denfield Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Work
man and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Con-
sitt had a very pleasant trip to
Ottawa and Montreal last week.
Master Larry Consitt spent a
few days last week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Shepherd in Hensall.
Guest Preacher
Rev. Maines of Brucefield
the speaker at the morning
vice at St, Andrews ~____
Church on Sunday. Rev. Alheft
Henton spoke in Brucefield. On
Sunday morning next Rev. Al
bert Hinton will preach his fare
well service to the congregation
of Kippen and Hilisgreen United
Churches,
Creditor! Institute
Holds Last Meeting
The Crediton Women’s Insti
tute met on Thursday evening
in the council chambers with
Mrs. R. Motz residing. Roll call
was responded to by naming a
canning hint and the motto was
“He who plants a garden has a
future”, was reviewed by Mrs.
S. King,
The
gram
choice
home
Schepk favoured with two violin
solos accompanied
Mrs. S. Dundas.
Miss Winnifred
solo accompanied
Morlock. Mrs. S. King gave the
topic, “Home Economics and
Health”.
A paper on health by Mrs. R.
Reid and on textures was read
by Mrs. R. Motz, who also gave
humorous readings,
for the evening were:
King, Mrs. R. Reid,
Motz, Mrs. L. England
Haviland. Meetings will
drawn during July and August,
extension service pro-
was discussed, Crediton’s
being “Brighten
with color”. Mrs.
your
Paul
by her mother
Mack sang a
by Mrs. F.
Hostesses
Mrs, S.
■Mrs. R.
and Mrs.
be with-
Mr.
and Child-
Thomson,
; Sunday
Russell Fergu-
Mr. and Mrs.
with Mr.and
was
„ ser-
United
Insurance agent — But why
won’t you insure the clock in
thig policy? You say it’s valuable.
Office boss-waste of money.
It’d never get stolen, for the
staff never take their eyes off it.
Baby Band, Mothers
Entertained At Meeting
Members of Crediton United
Church Baby Band and mothers
were entertained following the
regular meeting of the WA and
WMS on Thursday.
The WA meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Ed Lamport, when
plans for redecorating the par
sonage were discussed. The sec
retary announced that serving
trays had been purchased for the
church kitchen.
Mrs. G. Hill, vice-president,
was in charge of the WMS meet
ing. Arrangements were made
for an autumn thank offering
meeting and tbe meeting was
turned over to the Baby Band
Superintendent for an interest
ing program given by the child
ren.
Mrs. J, Galloway gave a read
ing on China. To the music of
‘Hear Pennies Dropping’ children
marched to the platform and
donated mite boxes, after which
they assembled on the lawn
where sports were supervised by
Mrs. Robt. Reid and Mrs. Earl
Neil. Lunch was served.
Shower For Bride-Elect
Her spacious home beautifully
decorated with tall ferns and
baskets of multi-coloured peon
ies and roses, was the setting of
a shower given by Mrs. Gordon
Stone in honor of Dawna Butler,
last Friday evening. -Sitting un
der an arch trimmed in pink
and white and covered with
orange blossoms, banked on ei
ther
ers,
gifts
after
a short speech. This was follow
ed by a program which included
a reading, “Cooking a Husband”
by Miss Margaret Ratz and two
delightful duets by Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Goulding of London.
Choral singing was led by Mrs.
Emery Fahrner and was enjoyed
by all. A dainty lunch was serv
ed after which flash pictures
were taken of Dawna. Mrs.
Stone was assisted by Mrs. Wes
ley Wein, Mrs. Stone Sr. and
Mrs. Bob Jeffery.
Decoration Service
Decoration and memorial ser
vice was held in Crediton Ceme
tery on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
J. V. Dahms was in charge of
the service and the address was
given by Rev. J. It. Getz of
Dashwood. Two numbers were
given by the male chorus, ac
companied by Mr. W. R. Gould
ing of London. Many friends
from far and near were in at
tendance.
Personal Items
Week-end visitors with Rev.
and Mrs. J. V. Dahms were Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Dell and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Sheldon of Chip-
paws.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert PaSke will
leave Monday on a. motor trip
to Alberta,
Mrs. M. Faist is visitittg With
relatives in Pigeon and other
Michigan points.
Mr. Ernest Hills, Mrs. Henry
Seyfert of N. Dakota and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hills of Apple
ton Minn., sisters and brothers
of Mrs. Garfield Hill are enjoy
ing an extended visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Hill.
Mr. Albert King, who recently
purchased the residence of Mrs.
George Mawhinney has disposed
of his property south of the vil
lage to Mr. J. Buxton.
Mrs. T. Keith of Long Branch
is visiting this week with Mr.
and Mrs. George Stevenson.
Mr, and Mrs. N. G. Sansone,
of Hamilton, Mrs. T. J. Wilson,
of London and Miss Anne Creed,
R.N., of Windsor called on
friends and relatives here on
Sunday and attended Decoration
service in Crediton Cemetery.
Mr, Edward Schenk, auditor
for Personal Finance Co. is
spending several weeks in Con
necticut, Rhode Lsland and other
American cities, Mrs. Schenk
and daughter are at present at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Schenk.
Mrs. William Gaiser who
spent some time in St. Joseph’s
Hospital returned to her home
on Tuesday of last week, but
was removed to hospital again
on Saturday for treatment which
her many friends hope will
prove successful.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buxton and
daughters Joan
visited
friends
Miss
taught
Wiarton High School returned
last week to the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Morlock.
and Kathleen
over - the week-end with
in Hamilton.
Ella Morlock who has
during the past year in
Attend Poultry Classes
Messrs. Hubert T. Miller and
Russell Hopcroft of Dashwood
have returned from Myerstown,
Pa., where they attended the
clinic on Poultry Health and
Nutrition conducted by Whit-
xnoyer Laboratories, Inc. During
their stay at the laboratories,
they attended the classroom lec
tures and demonstrations and
participated in poultry disease
diagnosis work.
Mr. Miller is employed by
Lakeview Hatchery of Exeter
and Mr. Hopcroft is connected
with the Hopcroft Poultry Farm,
He: “This is going to be a real
battle of brains.”
iShe: “How brave of you to
fight unarmed!”
side with baskets of flow-
Dawna opened handsome
from the 35 to 40 guests,
which she thanked them in
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