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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-17, Page 8Smart evl Row Patterns and Styles At Lew; Low Prices T. C. Joynt & Son. PHI:N.11'4o HENSALL mignon ,,,,, ,„,, ,,,,,,, poll Itri IItiTUNI,r„IhrMq,,,,,,, ,,,,, U , 1 ,,,, ,,,, ; ,,,, litti tttttttttttttttt January Special 2 'I In appreciatiOn to all of our customers for their patronage during the recent 10-day January Sale, we have decided to -continue our special offers for the COMPLETE MONTH. OF JANUARY See Our commie. assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY W. 0. 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Gernes and crekinole followed. their regtdar meeting with 13 Winners were: Mrs. Hewarcl. Da- pills present, The wor k on the. tars and Albert Miller. Console- ' pypolas. was, noted and help thin; Martin trader and Ed Nadi- germ where .necessary: Samples, of materials, were given each girl to put in record Woks, All girls started making a hound button-hole. Roll call for next meeting ie. "Name an Article and Datars, Mrs. Robt, Ifayter, Albert Miller; librarians, Carol Becker and Anne Koehler, The Ladies' The 'Toadies' Aid of Zion Luth- eran. -Church held their quarterly .rniseienarY meeting Wednesday evening, In keeping with the topic, "What the Dible says about Missions," Rev.. Zorn Showed pictures yr. At-the election of officers Edgar Restemayer was. elected presi- dent; vice-pres., Melvin Stade; 'aec,-treee., Gertrude Diesenthal; leader, • Helen Nadiger; ase t,„„ „,„ Mee.- Wm. Stade; ne* committee, 4". 4'44' ''''"!"`4.4 4"'"' Mrs.. 'Reinhold. Miller, Mrs. How- Sltetirip Party Members of the Walther League of Zion Lutheran. Church and Rev, and Mrs. Zorn enjoyed a skating party at New Hamburg Friday evening, Mr. and Mn.s. Ervin Latta and Kay Webber, of Waterloo, spent • the weekend with wit hr- and Mra. Fred Wieberg. Miss Anna Messner,. of London, was, a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messner. We- can give quick service in supptying custom made rubber stamps.,.of budget Prices. Drop in and tell us what you Want - have if ready for ypq with. SPEED in a couple of clays. Times-Advocate The ACCURACY -Ww • IN HOME OR OFFICE 'lb/SHOP OR SCHOOL ROBER STAMPS ARE ATIME SAVING TOOL Carmel choir Entertained The choir of Carmel' Church, their wives and husbands, were entertained at the home of their leader and organist, Mrs,. Har- old Bell, Thursday evening, at the conclusion of choir practice, Members and guests numbering twenty-five enjoyed a social hour of progressive erokinole with six tables in play. Winners were Mrs, Clarence Volland and Jim Love, Personal items Mr. and o Mrs. Ed Dick are vacationing in California, and had the pleasure of viewing the Parade of Roses at Pasadena, Mr. William Venner was taken by ambulance on Wednesday to Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- forth, in the interests of his health. Mr. and Mrs.' George Hess were in Fairgrove, Mich, attend- ing the funeral of- a relative, Mr. Kirk, this week. Mrs. Chester Lee, of ,Parkhill, visited during the past week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Beer. Miss Jean Lavender, of Hamil- ton, spent the weekend with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lav- ender. WwwwwWrooftWwWWWWW,.. •IWwe Letter From Kippen' By MRS. NORMAN LONG• r boy Bannermann iDies-,In St, Marys Ray Dennermann, 62, died in St. Marys Memorial Hospital on .:.Siniday, lie had farmed in Blau- shard Township 41 years, retiring to St. Marys three years ago. Surviving besides his wife, the former Dovena Cole, are one brother, Cecil, of St. Marys; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Iaast Missouri Township; Mrs. Will Rogers, St. Marys; and Mre. Lloyd Johns, Exeter, R.R. 3. The funeral service was held from the Marriott funeral home, St, Marys, on Wednesday with in- terment in St. Marys. Cemetery, Animal Health Needs I Cohirifittartift Mittifis Olnti Ni*Oit r t it ItottitiltotttitititilcattlitittottottotioittottottoottlitittittriitottotttotiAttlittor Hensall Kinsmen in e t 'on Thursday night for their dinner' tneeting,held At the: Kok Korn- er .lestauraxit, followed with a brief 'business meeting chaired by President, L. Tiberio. Unto- 'Give plans were laid for .A big •night in March and other inter- - eating ,. Items of business were discussed. Harry ltecEwan, president' of Clinton Kinsmen Club; ,and- Gribb, also of Clinton, were guests; • Bob Baker and Conrad MacRoberts were guests from Hensall, Frank Pearce won the. draw raffle, One hundred per cent attendance was noted at this meeting. Mr. and° Mrs. Tom Burke of • Wroxeter visited on Friday with' Mr. and' Mrs. W. Mellis, Mrs. 'Meths returning with them for a short visit. Mrs. Mousseau of Zurich vis- ited the past week at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elzar •Mousseau. Mr, and Mrs. Orville Work- man visited on Friday with their aupt, Mrs. S. Cudmore in Vic- toria Hospital, London. Mn, Don Cooper of Exeter visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,W. R. Cooper. • Mr. and . Mrs. Orval Mc- Clinchey of Varna were Friday' afternoon visitors with the form- er's mother, Mrs. James Mc- Clymont. ' • W. M. S. Meeting Mrs. Wilmer Joiles; treasurer, Ctrs. Morley Cooper; press sec- retary, Mrs. Norman. Long; missionary monthly see., Mrs, A. Parson; Mission Band, Miss D. Turner; Baby Band, Mrs, ltd a a Broadfont; community friendship, Mrs. A. MeMuttrie; eltristiali stewardship; Mrs, N. McLeod, Supply secretary, Mrs. E. Kyle; supply corninittee, Mrs. A. Parson, Mrs, It. McAllister; piarfists, tthee troarlfoot and Mrs, Harold Jones; suit. shine associate member see:, Mrs, E. larrott; christiari eiiship, Mrs. S, Pepper. Mrs. Aleit lifeMottrie was eleeted president of the for Mt, Honorary president i s Mts. Harold *MOS and vice presider& are gild vice prof. dent, Mrs. Rohl; McGregor and Attl vice pretideot, Mrs,Verne Alderice; trerouter,IOC Marie Mar sec K: , M ert nher. institute Learns Diary History. Mr, Deuce Perry who in, on the :staff of South Huron District High School. addressed the mem bers of Hensall Women's Insti- tute at•their meeting on Wednes- day speaking on the "Dairy Industry.' He traced the dairy indeatel from. 1860 when the firs” milk was shipped and the Pest cheese factory starteete-ta the present time when ae addition to butter and cheese, milk powder and - concertrated milk is pheesseti.„ Thirondale Jolly ,Tills 411 Home making Club demonstrated .-what they had learned in their sewing course. They were accompanied by their leaders, hers, Arthur Rundle and. Mrs, Bruce TuCkey, The program was arranged by the Agriculture and Canadi- an Industriese committee for which Mrs. H. Horton and Mrs. D, McKinnon are conveners. Hostesses, were Mrs.- W. 0. Good- win and Mrs. B, Edwards. The president, Mrs. A. Shir- ray. presided and gave the "Leg- end of the Three Chests." The group will entertain their hus- bands at the February meeting. Chiselhurst VVMS Appoints Officer The -January meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Chiselhurst United Church was held Tuesday - afternoon, Mrs, 'C, D. Daniel took •the chair for the meeting and read a New Year's message from the 'ekes- ident, Mrs. Earl Kinsman who was unable to be present owing to- illness, • Mrs. T. Brintnell took the de- votional period, Mrs. Clarence Coleman presented the study "Malaya and Indonesia, 'It was disclosed that the allo- cation for the year •will he $135.00 the same as last, year. Mrs. Clarence Coleman was appoint. ed third vice-president to take the place of Mrs. Cal Horton. Suggestions were presented to the meeting as to, holding a pot luck dinner and quilting for the supply work 'at 'the end of Jan- uary. Mrs. Jack Brintnell pre- sided for a brief meeting, of the Women's Association and the group -suggested improvements to- the church for this year. Found On Floor • Mrs. John Hazelwood, an el- derly resident of the village, who is over 80, was taken by Bon- thron ambulance to South HOren Hospital, Exeter. A neighbour who failed to get an answer when she went to the home called Dr. J, C. Goddard, who intending to break the lock of the back door ran his arm through the glass. Mrs. Hazel- wood was found lying semi- conscious on the floor of het bed- room. Mrs. , Hazelwood lives a- lone as her husband is a patient at the Queensway Nursing home here. Carmel WAS., At the January meeting. of the Women's Missionary Society of Carmel Church, held Thursday 'last, Mrs. B. Edwards and Mrs. D. MacDonald presented high- lights of Mrs. Ritchie's speech at the Presbyterial held at Clinton last. Tuesday. The president, Mrs, S. Dougall, chaired the meeting and was in charge of the devotional, assisted by Mrs. P. Campbell arid Mrs. Edwards. Mrs., Malcolm Dougall favoured with a piano solo. Gnest speaker at the February meeting will bellies. Russell, of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morons and fathily of Dashwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett over the - weekend. ' Cromarty Sy MRS. IC MCKELLAR •WwWwwWWwWw Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. 'W. Har- per, Mrs, T. Laing and. Mrs. M. Lamond attended the animal meeting of Stratford Presby- terial of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church, whichi was held in St, Andrew's Chtiteh, Stratford, on Thursday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. and Mrs, Garnet CockWell and soil, Sack, Dashwood, And Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cockwell and falnily, Exeter, Air. and Mrs, Wesley Russell home of Mrs. J. M. Scott on Tuea- day evening with the new presi- dent, Mrs. W. Harper presiding and leading the worship period. After reports had been read, business was dealt with and coin- inittees were appointed, Mrs. L. Sorsdahl and Mrs, Grace Sena Ste the pregrant committee for next Meeting and those on- the Work committee art:: Mrs. T, L. Scott, Mrs, Mervin DOW, Mrs. J. Millet, Mrs, It, Laing, Mist Olive $Peare and Mrs. 5, M. Seat. Mr. Edgat Allen, Called on friends in the village on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Walker en. tettained a few of their Merida on Wedneaday evening on the cid* caSion of their twenty-eighth wedding Arinietteateit The ette.,' nil% was spent, playing: euchre, rid abcial ohet. Crontarty Perm Vomit met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crahlet 14:e1C4Ig Oh Monday obniog. Officers were elected *and. in - stalled by p3st president, Mrs, A, Clark, at the meeting of the Hensall Legion Ladies Auxilliary held Tuesday evening in the Legion Hall. President is Mrs, 147, R, Davis.; vice-presidents, Mrs, William Brown, Mrs, Gordon Munn; see. retary, Mrs. L Baynham; "trees- ' user, Mrs. William Parker;sgt, • at arms, Mrs. IL Horton; execu- tive,. Mrs, Ron Mack, Mrs. Inez MeEwan, Mrs, Howard Sinale, Mrs. Robert McKenzie, Mrs, Garnet Allan, A motion was carried to cater to the Bonspeil which the Legion is- sponsoring, Wednesday Jan. 2a. Conveners are Mrs. E. R, Davis and Mrs, S. , G. Ronnie, Mrs. Harry Horton volunteered to re- present the Legion Auxilliary on the recreational committee, The group will organize a Red Cross collection again this year. Mrs, Aida Simmons won the mystery, price. Mrs, E. R. Davis, president, chaired, the meeting, Hensall Kinettes Plan Projects Mrs. Harold Knight was host- ess at her home Tuesday even- ing for the meeting of the Kinet- tes. The chair was taken by the vice-president, Mrs, John Heal. A lengthy discussion was held concerning the raising of money, The group made plans to enter,: taro the men in February, Mrs. -Don Joynt to head the committee to look after arrangements. Mrs. Heal paid tribute to the, treasurer, Mrs. Angus McLean, who, with her husband and daughter Kathy, take up resi- dence in, Paris this month. Mrs. George Sawyer was appointed treasurer to' take her place. Mrs. Frank. Pearce was admit- ted into• membership and pre- sented with her pin by the pres- ident, Mrs. Knight Members gave Mrs. Frank Ellwood their favorite recipes to be publiShed in forth coming bulletins. A motion was carried that each new Kinette baby will receive a baby spoon, Mrs. Ross Jinks Won the raffle prize. personals' ' Mr. and Mrs. Radius Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Bert,,Faber and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faber left on Saturday for a motor • trip to Florida. ChipLase; president, Mrs. Doug- las Cook; vice-presidents, Mrs., William Mickle, Mrs, Jack Drys- dale; secretary, Mrs. Howard 'Searle; assistant, Mrs. Wes Rich- ardson; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Cook; pianist, Mrs. William Fuss; assistant, Mrs, A. Shirray; stew- ardship, Mrs, 'Brian Kyle; liter- ature, Mrs. Walter Spencer; sup- ply, Mrs. Jeck Traquap; card, Mrs. J. Drysdale;' friendship, Mrs. Ken Elder; social commit- tee, Mrs. R. Drysdale, Mrs. R. Paterson; recreation, Mrs: J, Taylor, Mrs. R. Mock; press, , Mrs. M. Redden; Mission Band, Mrs, J. Ciarneil, Mrs, Christie, Mrs, G. Munn; Past president, Mrs, Chipchase, was presented with pin and life Membership by Mrs. R. Cook and Mrs. W. Richardson, The devotional was taken by Cedric Sears YFC Present Reunion of the Young People from South Huron and , district Will be held in the United Church this Saturday night at 8 p,m, When the guest speaker will be Reit. Dr, Cedric Sears, of Chi- cago, who was evangelist ,at the South Huron • Crusade t"or Christ meetings held hi Zurich in July of last year. Mr. Harold 13onthrori is attend' big the furniture convention In Toronto. MrS. Thomas Kyle, who has been -a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital - London, the past two weeks, la responding to treat.. nients and coming along nicely, Williatii Kerr spent the weekend at his home. It was the little fellow's first time at Sunday School, and at home his mother waited anxious, ly for a report and for his iot preasloha, It War kWh Wet.'r ad- milted the little fellow, "At the end' everybody sang.' "What did they slogP asked Mother, rte dotil know," he replied; "but I sang navy Crockett!" Henson And. District News. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maud. Hetiden, Phone 5 Mr*. Archie McGregor, Phone 682441 Legion Auxiliary Picks Executive "'Somebody picked my pocket," ""What did he get?" "Practice." Make Plans For Promos •or Comments About Personal Items • and Mrs. Nelson Riley and Mrs. John Riley spent Tues- day visiting friends in New Hamburg and Stratford. Mrs. Harry Chesney was ad- mitted Monday of last week to Scott. Memorial Hospital, Sea- - . install Officers forth. On Saturday morning Mr. and Mr. and -Mrs. Rochus Faber, By Candlelight Mrs. Harry Faber of Hensall; and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber Officers were installed by Rev. viotored to Florida for two. C:' D. Daniel in an impressive week's vacation. candle-lighting service at the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schneider, meeting. Monday evening of the Judy and. Paul pf Stratford visit- Evening Auxiliary held in. the ed Saturday afternoon with the United Church. latter's father, Mr. Robt. Thom- Honorary president is Miss M. soh also Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ellis' past president, Mrs. Thomson. The first meeting of the W.M.S. Mrs. Drysdale, assisted by Mrs. forthe year 1957- was held R. Cook and Mrs. MickIe. A vo- Thursdayafternoon at the church cal duet by Mrs. H. McEwan Jr. with Mrs. W. Workman, hostess and Mrs, R. Broderick, readings and Mrs.., John Sinclair, co. by Mrs. E. Rowe, and slides hostess. Mrs. Toe MeLellan pre- shown. by Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. meatSided for the meeting. Mock rounded out the entertain- portion of the program. The worship was taken by Mrs, Harold Jones. Twenty- The new president, Mrs. Cook, three members were present. took the chair for the closing_ex. Visitors for January are Mrs. ercises• Hostesses were Mrs- Sohn Anderson and Mrs.• E. Jar- Richardson, MrS. W, Carlile and Gott. The treasurer reported assistants. that the allocation for the year had been Met. A sole was sung by Mrs. Howard 'Finkbeioer , The study book was taken by Mrs. Rose Love assisted by Mrs. Eldon Jairott and Airs, Russell COositt, Mrs. E. Anderson is presi-- and Margaret Jean and Mr, and dent la 1957. Mrs. Kyle is Mrs, Donald Scott and family honorary president and vice visited on Sunday with Mt. and Presidenta are Mrs, J. MeLel. Mrs, Harry Elliott, Parkhill, Ian, Mrs. Russell Consitt and The Ladies' Aid met at th e Mrs. John Andersen; secretary, i':11111111 t•-•-• eaeraa- Mt. bargain in Winter driving safety With a pair of Snow-Travel Tires on wyourinter reartong, P wheelUs LL you're AWAY of saly f m l ice all - rutted curbs quickly and easily. CLIMB HILLS without slipping or sliding. NO BOGGING DOWN, even in deep snow, slush or mud. 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