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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-11-08, Page 5I f I Hensalls And District News Save 160 on York Fancy T omato Velveeta Save 240 z CALIFORNIA FRESH RED 32 □Z. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maudes Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 682-r-31 GENERAL ELECTRIC Lamp Bulbs 25-40-60 WATT F-DR 79c ’•* -1 ■gSS! . * *| ■fir' Twjwtj I * swE? <;■ .vBL. < ■vaKai ■ Ji NEW MARKET OPENS—Hundreds of people from the district attended the weekend opening of Al’s Market; Hensall, where an extensive renovation program was com­ pleted recently. The store, one of the largest and most modern in the district, fea­ tures, new equipment and fixtures on the self-serve plan. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. Al Scholl, who built the business up from a small meat market they purchased 10 years ago. . __T.A Photo Stock Up for Winter! Choice Quality D York Brand » “U■ Dessert, FRESH LB. PKG. CAMPBELL’S CONDENSED Tomato Save 100 on Green Label Coffee Save 60 on Welch's 24-Oz. Bottle Large 48-Oz. Tins Flowers Adorn Wedding Scene St. Peter’s Lutheran • Church, Zurich, with a floral background of tall • standards of mums and ferns, was the setting for a wed­ ding on Saturday, October 27, when Agnes Marlene Hiihter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Leon­ ard Hunter of Clinton, and Jack Albert Adkins, son of Mr.^jmd Mrs, Henry Adkins of Zurich, exchanged marriage voWs. Rev. O. Winter officiated. Traditional wedding music was provided by Mrs. A. Haberer who accompanied the soloist Ron Heimrich who sang “The Wedding Prayer” and “The Lord’s Prayer.” Given in marriage by her . iincle,- Joe Hart of Clinton, the j^^ide was lovely in a ballerina ■Rngth gown of white' nylon net ,/r'over satin, .styled with a fitted bodice of English lace, , Peter Pan collar and lily point sleeves. Her shouldef length veil of French illusion lace was caught to a coronet of sequins and pearls and she carried a white Bible , crested - with red roses'. Attending as -matron of honor, Mrs- Wilmer’ Adkins; of Crom­ arty, sister-in-law of the bride wore a gown of aqua nylon net over taffeta with headdress of sequins and carried aqua roses and white mums. ' As brides- inaids Mrs. Howard Smale, Hen­ sail, sister of the bride, and Miss Marilyn Miller, Clinton, were gowned in yellow nylon .net over taffeta, with matching ., head-* dresses of sequirts and "‘Carried .colonial bouquets of yellow roses and white mums. Flower girls, Shirley Smale and Dianne Adkins, neices of the bride, were frocked in pink ny­ lon net over taffeta With match­ ing headdresses and carried nosegays of pink roses and white mums. " ■ ' Wilmer Adkins was his broth­ er’s groomsman and Howard Smale and Earl Soldan of Hen­ sail; of Hensall, ushered. For the reception for 50 guests ! at the New. Commercial Hotel, Hensall, the bride’s mother re- , ceived wearing a navy and white ensemble. The groom’s mother : chose a gown of navy and white, ; and both wore a corsage of pink . roses. For travelling in the United < States the bride .donned a char- ; coal grey shehth drees Over , which was worn a blue tweed ; coat, pink accessories and a cor- , sage' of pink orchids. * < Mr. and Mrs. Adkins will re- i side in'Hensall. Guests were present from Tor­ onto, Windsor, Kitchener, Clin* • ton, Zurich and Exeter. Mrs. E. McQueen was taken by ambulance to South Huron Hos­ pital, Exeter, on Wednesday in the interests of her health. Church Fetes Pastor, Wife 'Rev. Donald MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald < were guests of honor at a reception by their congregation iof Carmel Presby­ terian church. Mr. and. Mrs. MacDonald are newlyweds, the bride recently arriving frpm Northern Ireland. A floor lamp and a desk lamp were presented to the couple. Mr. Earl Campbell' read the ad­ dressed made the presentation. Glenn. Bell, clerk of the ses­ sion, was chairman for a' pro­ gram including a quartet- by Mrs. John Love, James Love, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Jim Dougall;. piano .solo by, Carol -Brown; a Scottish"reading by Mrs. Robert Simpson; duett by Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs. H. Belt­ reading by Mrs. R. Y. McLaren and a solo' by. Mrs. Brown. The reception committee were Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell who presented Mrs. MacDonald to the congregation. Guest speakers were Rev. D. J. Lane of Clinton and Rev. C. D. Daniel of Hensall. Over one^hundred and twenty- five members and friends at­ tended. Missionary Group Discusses Korea The study of Korea was pre­ sented 'by Mrs. C. D. Daniel at the meeting on Thursday after­ noon of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church. Mrs. Daniel stressed the fact that the church had a keen in­ terest in Korea which has only 8 per cent of a population of twenty million Christian. The standard of living is compara­ tively low and the need is great for more clothing and help. Mrs. Dilling’s group provided the program, study and devotion­ al. Mrs. Daniel took the. Chair in the absence of Mrs. Dilling who is ill. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. C. Codk, Mrs. W. R. Stephenson, Mrs. E. Kipfer, Mrs. H. Pfile and Mrs. A. Row- cliffe. Miss Motion Pepper fa­ vored with a piano, solo. The president, Mrs. Geo. Arm­ strong, conducted the business. Mrs. E. Geiger gave a reading on stewardship. Mrs. W. B. Cross, Mrs, C. Cook and Mrs, R. Peck were appointed a nominating committee to bring in a slate of officers at the next meeting. A bale of clothing will be packed in the Church on Thursday, No­ vember 15. • Mr. ancl- Mrs. Tom Kyle,- a recent bridal couple, have rented an apartment m Dr. James Bell’s residence, south of Hen­ sall oil No. 4 Highway. H. Bruce Glenn Wed In Alliston Miss Jessie Winnifred Buyers,' ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lome Buyers, of Alliston, was married on Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock in Burns United Church, Alliston, to Harold Bruce Glenn, of Toronto, son of Mr, and Mrs. John M. .Glenn, of Hensall, Rev. James Shilton officiated at "the ' ceremony, and wedding music was played by Miss Janet McCague, who also accompanied the soloist, Edwin Devlin, cousin of the bride, in the singing of the Lord’s Prayer and I’ll Walk Be­ side You. . Given in marriage by her father, the bride was wearing a' gown of white Chantilly-type lace over- satin, styled with a fitted bodice and V-neckJine appliqued with seed pearls and iridescent sequins. The bouffant skitt was gathered to a basque waistline. Her finger-tip veil was held in place by a small crown, and she was carrying an arrangement of white shas.ta ’mums and yellow roses. Mrs. Keith Thompson, of . To­ ronto, was matron of honor, and- Miss Donna Jean- Buyers, of. Alliston, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. The junior brides­ maid was Miss-.Beverley Anne Buyers, of Alliston, and Miss Sandra Turnbull', of Angus, cousin of the bride, was -flower girl. The attendants were wear­ ing waltz-length gowns of rust velvet, identical in style to the gown worn by the bride. Their headdresses were shirred, ban­ deaux of the velvet. The matron of honor and the bridesmaids carried bouquets of yellow shasta ’’mums. The flower girl carried a basket of yellow shasta ’mums and yellow roses. William J._ Pardy, Toronto, was groomsman, and .the ushers were John F. Buyers, 'of Alliston, and Ross Keys, of Exeter. The mother of the bride was in cocoa -beige lace and was wearing frost White accessories and a corsage of Talisman .roses. The groom’s mother, who assist­ ed, was in Dior blue embroidered taffeta and was Wearing a match­ ing beaded hat and a cotsag^of pink roses. Leaving, on a wedding trip to Florida, the bride was wearing an Oxford grey English worsted suit with tangerine and, black accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. , On their return, Mr.- and Mrs. Glenn Will be making their home in Toronto'. Out-of-town guests at the wed­ ding were from Port Colborrie, Hensall, Exeter, Morrisburg, London, Milton, Elora and Toronto. Middleton s Drugs for DRUGS and TOILETRIES PHONE 20 Vitamins Sum*MUMlN& special deal . £ * . t Experience htKadvises y°u on Your Drug Naecb/ | * Cosmetics, Toiletries ete» HENSALL $4.79 TONI, regular, super and gentle, and PROM .... $2.00 Farmers Come to Middleton's for your Veterinary Needs Officials Widow Hensall Native Inspector James P. Campbell, 60, head of the Windsor city police detective branch Since 1946, who died on Sunday, was born in Aidborough Township, Elgin County. He attended school there and at Chatham, and joined Windsor police department in 1929. Within three years, ho was promoted to acting detective, Four years later he became detective ■ sergeant, and in 1946 took over the department. He has been bn sick leave for the past few months, His widow is the former Jessie Sell, daughter of the late Mt. and Mrs, Jarnos A. Boll, of Hdri- sall, who survives with a son, Neil Campbell, of Cedar Springs. Funeral services wore hold bn Wednesday. ■ !rs. Wilbert Dilling is a pa­ tient at Seaforth Hospital with a heart condition. Mrs. George Dalrymple is a pa­ tient at Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. More Hensell On Pace 16 NEW Liquid. Miracle for Family Washl Wisk 49< Emperor Grapes CALIFORNIA CRISP HEALTHFUL Green I CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY VITAMINFULL Sunkist Oranges 2 lbs’c LARG£ STALKS 19c It's a Pullan Product! S qolL5 LB. BAG Blade Roasts KiirtiiitirinillliiillKiliiiiiliiiiilHHiilKiil tiiiiiiiiiiliiitluiiinniiiiiiKiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii ItiKilIllllIIlllIiiiiiiiuliliiilllitiittiiilHiiii 59c BONUS OFFER! BONUS OFFER! 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