HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-11-15, Page 7IQBtegion Auxiliary
Mourns Member
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary met
in the Legion Hall on Tuesday
evening for their November
meeting.. At the . conclusion of
the opening exercises the chart
er was draped in memory of
Comrade Gladys Luker,
The president, Mrs, E. R.
Davis, who chaired the meeting,
handed in $30,50 from the mys
tery bake sale which she- con
vened. At the Christmas meet
ing members will exchange
gifts. It was announced that the
auxiliary was well pleased with
the results of their recent draw.
Mrs. H. Horton won the mystery
prize. Bingo followed with
freshments rounded out the
cial hour,
Evening Auxiliary Meets
The November meeting of
Evening Auxiliary was held in
the" schoolroom of the United
Church on Monday. Mrs. E.
Chipchase, president, was in the
chair,
The devotional was taken by
Mrs.'G. E. Walker, assisted by
Mrs. Gordon Munn. Mrs.. Munn
conducted the study period.
The, group donated $XQ to be
sent to the Hungarian Relief
Fund. Mrs, Jack Corbett, Mrs.
Lorne Chapman and Mrs, D.
Joynt were appointed a nominat
ing committee to bring in the.
slate of officers for the Decern-’
ber meeting.
A social hour was spent with
hostesses Mrs, R. Broderick and
Mrs, H, McEwan, ’
Kinsmen Visit London Club
Member? of the Hens all Kins
men Club motored to London on
Monday evening and Were guests
of the London Club on th?ir ad
vertising night, The members
were lucky as the majority of
them won prizes, President L.
Tiberio was presented with a
gift.
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Honor Fallen
At Cenotaph
Remembrance Day was ob
served, here on Sunday with a
service at the cenotaph in-charge
of Chaplain, Rev. C. D. Dahiel,
with Rev. Donald MacDonald as
sisting, when wreaths were
placed: Provincial by John Pass-
more; Legion by s. G. Rannie;
Legion Ladies Auxiliary hy Mrs.
12. R. Davis; Village by Reeve
N,‘ Jones; Hay Township by
Reeve V. L. Becker and Tucker
smith by Reeve J, Doig.
Last post and reveille was
sounded by Flt./Cadet Bleau of
RCAF Centralia, Parade mar
shall was Sydney- McArthur;
Color bearers for the Legion
were Roy Smale and Jim Tay
lor, Ladle? Auxiliary, Mrs. H.
Horton and Mrs. W, Brown.
Members of the Legion, Ladles
Auxiliary, Council, Girl Guides,
Brownies, headed by .Bannock
burn Pipe, Band from Varna
'marched to the United Church
where a special service was
held at IX a.m, with Carmel and
St. Paul’s Churches uniting,
Rev. Donald MacDonald, guest
speaker for his sermon- topic
chose the text “Quit yoy like
men, be strong” with the theme
’‘Righteousness, the- strength of
Nations.” The choir under the
direction of Sz G- Rannie, with
Miss Greta Lammie at the or
gan consol rendered , “Onward
Christian Soldiers" and "a male
quartette composed of Messrs.
-Orville Taylor, Harry Horton,
W. O. Goodwin and Sam Rannie
sang. Rev, C, D, Daniel conduct
ed the service.
Kinettes Raffle
Yuletide Cake
Members of the Kinette Club
made a house-to-house canvas
on Tuesday night to sell tickets
on a three-tier Christmas cake
and met with a fine response.
The draw will be held Bn Sat
urday, December 1, qt 9.00 p.m. '
at Drysdale’s Hardware.
The cake, which is on display
in Drysdale’s Hardware window,
was made by Mrs. William Cald
well of Kippen. Proceeds' are to
help in Kinsmen work,
At the conclusion of the can
vas members- met at the home
of Mrs. Jack Drysdale for their
meeting. *
Personal Hems
Mrs. J. Bonthron left Tuesday
for St, Petersburg, Florida, to
vacation for the winter months.
The Misses Margaret and Al
ma Bell, Toronto, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Bell; . .
Mr. William Pepper is a pa
tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital,.
London.
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Clinton Woman
Wins Bingo Pot
Winners at the Hensall Leglpn
bingo held last Saturday night
were: Jackpot of $95.00 was won
by Mrs. Elizabeth Castle of
Clinton in 57 calls. Other win-
ners were Mrs. Leo Meidingcr
(3), Mrs, Q, Smith, Albert Be
dard, R, Pepper, Mrs. C. Wat
son, Centralia, ■ Mrs. Mae Mc
Lellan,’ Bill Bedard (8), Judy
Grjdzack, J. Brintnell (?). Bill
Carlisle, W. Adkins, Mrs. Sillery,
Mrs, Reichart, Miss Alma Bell,
Toronto.
This was the last bingo of the
season.
Presentation
Mr. and Mrs. Carl WiUert of
■Zurich (nee Margaret Willard)
were presented with a purse of money at a reception heid for
them at the town hall, Hensail,
Friday evening.
Glenn Thiel read the presenta
tion address and Hugh Clausius
made the presentation. Desjar- dine orchestra provided dance
music.
Successful Sale
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall
sponsored a successful apron,
bake sale and tea in the lower
lodge rooms on Saturday and realized $92.25. Convening the var
ious projects were baking, Mrs.
E, Chipchase, Mrs. H. McEwan;
aprons, Mrs. E,- Shaddick, Mrs.
C, Volland; tea, Mrs. W> R. Bell
and Mrs. S. Dougal; plants.
Miss Mabelle Whiteman, and
Mrs. W. Parke; candy, Mrs. H.
Lemon and Mrs. A. McBeath.
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Wedding Scene
A double-ring ceremony was
performed in Egmondville Un
ited Church Saturday, Novem
ber 3 when Rev, Dr. J. Semple
united in marriage Avis Leila
Forbes and Arthur Scott Parker
of Hensall, The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adin
Forbes, Egmondville, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Parker, Hen
sail, are parents of the groom.
Wedding music was provided by
Mrs. Grace McLeod, church or
ganist.
The bride wore a gown of
Chantilly lace and net over taf
feta styled with a strapless bod
ice over which she wore a
matching jacket with a small
collar and lily-point sleeves. Her
fingertip yeil was held by a cor
onet of tulle with-* sequin trim,
and she carried a bouquet of
red roses and white mums.The maid Qf honor, Miss Le
ona Forbes, London, sister of
the bride, wore a strapless bal
lerina length gown of powder
blue lace with jacket and match
ing feather headdress. She car
ried pink, chrysanthemums.
George Parker of Hensall, cous
in of the groom, was best man,
A reception' was held at the
home of the bride’s parents.
The bride’s mother, received
wearing a dark turquoise dress
with accessories in white and a
corsage of yellow mums. The
groom’s mother was in pale
green, with pink accessaries and
a corsage of pink mums.
For travelling the bride don
ned a sapphire blue taffeta dress
with charcoal coat and white
accessories. Her' corsage was
pink and white mums. Mr. and
Mrs. Parker will reside in Sea
forth.
Personal Hems •
Some 40 students from Grade
10 of South Huron District High
School enjoyed a bus trip to Tor
onto on Saturday where they
toured the University, Museum
and Royal Winter Fair.’ Included
in the group from Hensall were
Nelson McClinchey, Jean Hend
erson,' Jerry McCljncliey, Wayne
Reid, Ron Broderick, Gerald
Regely and Murray Bell.
Rev. G. D/ Daniel spoke to 500
collegiate students at Ingersoll
Collegiate on Friday afternoon,
choosing for his theme, “Place
of Young Peoble in the hour of
Remembrance-.”
Next Sunday \vill be observed
as Layman’s Sunday at the
United Church. The guest speak
er will be Mr. ’Cecil Wilson,
teacher at South Huron District
High School, Exeter.
Mr. F. Pearson has purchased
the residence of Mrs. Pearl Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mc-
Creery, Sharon and Donna, spent
the weekend wnth Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Traquair and family at
Sarnia.
Mr, Milton Ortwcin, of London,
was a recent visitor with his
sister, Mrs. Ella Drysdale.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gibson
and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Hall and family, of Sudbury,
were week-end visitors with their
.parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
McNaughton. ’ 4
Mrs. Edna Corbett is visiting
this week will? her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Parker.
Mrs. Ncidinger VuSited this
week with relatives in London,
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Dietz and
Mr. and Mrs. George Baer spent
the week-end in Part Huron.
Mr. R, Y, MacLarcn is visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Evans
arid family in Waterloo. >
Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Geiger
left bn Monday tb take up resi
dence in Londbxi. Mr. Dari Burt,
bf st. Marys, who recently pur
chased their dwelling is having
it converted into a nursing home,
Mr, and Mrs, Jim McArthur,
Mrs. Donald Holts;, of Brantford;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hedden, of
Woodstock, and Mrs. Ella Hod*
den, of Exeter, were guests Sun
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