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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-14, Page 64 • Th. Timia-Advawata, 'Faiwuary 14:1957 A , Hens�ll And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 6021.31 Library Board Appoints Reeve At the first meeting of the 1957 Library, Board, Reeve Ner- Iran .j.011e$ was appointed chair- man. for 057, James A. Pater- a= is secreary-treasurer and • Mrs .T. C.arneron, librarianv uiva1reports were present. ed. •Cireulation. of boas or 1956 was 4606 and circulation of the county boas was 4467. Former Residents Wed Fifty Years M. and Mrs. Henry Volland, former Hensell district residents, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Bayfield last week. A family dinner was at- tended by their family andnston, •Bruefie1d; when they were pre- sented with wrist watches. The family include three daughters Mrs. Eldon Johnston, Brucefield; Mrs, Lorne Finlay- son, Kippen; Mrs. Louis Taylor, Varna; two sons; Clarence, Hen - pall and Bruce, Goderich. Later a number of nieghbours and friends from Hensall and Goderich, gathered and enjoyed *progressive Euchre, after which a social time was spent. Mr, and Mrs. Volland were the recipients Of many useful gifts, Mrs, Amelia Schroeder visit- ed last week with relatives in StratfOrd.. Mrs. Ernie Davis and children spent the weekend with relatives in London. Personal Items Mrs. Minnie Sangster was a re- cent visitor with her son and‘ daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sangster and daughter, in London. Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Chapman and family werd recent visitors Witli relatives in London. and'IVIrs. Lawrence Bayn• - harri, Jim and Colleen were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barry in London, Mrs. Evelyn Mear The death occurred in Pro- vost hospital, Proyost, Alberta, on February of Mrs. Evelyn Meer, 70, beloved wife of the lat. e in 11. ear. The fernier Evelyn Horton, she was born in Tuelcersinith Township, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs« Henry Horton, she attended school in S.S. 10 Tuck- ersmith, Seaforth High School and Stratford Normal, and taught school in the vicinity for several years. In 1914 she Went to Alberta whera she continued to teach until her marriage to W. H. Mear of Hayter, Alta., where they far- med in that district until the late Mr. Mear, eight years ago. Surviving are one son, Ray. mond, of Provost, Alta.; one daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Stones, of Lousana, Alta,; 4 grandchil- dren, one sister, Mrs. Grace Harpole, and one brother, Jar- vis Horton, both of Hensel. Funeral services were held from the Gospel Mission Church at Provost of which she was a member. Burial was in Provost cemetery, • Thrifty Kippenettes Mrs, W. Bell was hostess to the Thrifty Kippenettes' eighth and last meeting on Saturday. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge, followed with the roll call, answered by 10 members. Mrs. Bell spoke about the rec- ord books and what they must contain for Achievement Day,and outlined the activities of Achieve. meat Day and told the girls what theywould have to do, besides judging pyjamas. Mrs. Bell also gave the girls instructions on how to make scuffs out of pyjama material, Personal Items Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster. Mrs. J. Forrest, who was stricken with a stroke, was re- moved to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, for treatment. • 'HUM' tttt I. l . l 1111.1.1.111.11 l 1 lll 11.141M111 lllll 1.1111011111111.11111111111111111111111111111 llllllll I l 11111111111.1111111111111/ I • ' ' . Middleton s Drug's 1 5 HISTA REX TABLETS PHONE 20 BRONCHIAL SYRUP HENSALL Coughs and Colds VICK'S, RUBS ll llll . ll . 79¢ l l llllll l lllll 530 VITAMINS Shop at Middleton's ALL MAKES • • &111111,11111$11111111111141111i111111111W11111$11111111141,1141114111111111IIIIIIIIII11111114111494011111,111111(1111flifill101111/11, fi411111111,111,111 lllll lll I ll 11111iltillili lllllll 11111111MM lllllllll I lllllll 41141111411411111 lll I ll 1141111111 ttttt 411111111MM) We're Proud To List This Fine Group Of . Cars SEE HENSALL MOTOR SALES:. 5 1. 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 Mier Sedan rower-Flite Transmission 4' Two -Tone, Heater A Beauty • 0 1954 FORD 4 Geer Custom Blatk, Heater, One Owner Show Room Condition 1 1 1952 DODGE -- 4 Deer Regent OVerdtiVe, Ohe OWner A Real Beatity 1952 FORD VS ON In Top CorlditiOn AND COMPARE 1954 PONTIAC Deluxe Coach Power Steering Automatic Transmission One Owner, Immaculate 1953 FORD 4 Door Customlin• Sharp Inside and MEI' Lew Mileage Had Only One Owner 1951 DODGE 1950 PONTIAC A-1 Condition Reduced $100.00 T6 Clear i-Turryl Hurly I 1950 FORD 1/2 TON This One Is Away Above Average Hensel!' Motor Sales Yoke Dodge DeSoto DOW.' MONS St 'Highway No 4 HENSALL, ONT limoirisivioithoihtiothimmotiwthsioomilitiimiituolvitiotontaimsfiritoi4 District Youths At Clinton Rally • A. large crowd attended the Youthor Christ Rally .on Satur- day night in the Clinton Legion Hall, High, School Bible Club members were in attendance from Exeter, Wingham, Walker- ton and Listowel. The Wingham and Walkerton club teams were in contest. The Walkerton team were the win- ners. The clubs have been learn: ing Corinthians 2, Chapters 1 and The guest speaker, Rev, Robert Ralston, of Roseville E.U.B. Church, spoke on the need of the hour. The Masters Men, a male quartette from X-Iespeler, thrilled. the crowd with their singing. Joe Baker, Wingham, tri -county Youth for Christ director, was in charge of the rally, Rebekah Lodge Observes Birthday of Thomas Wildey Noble Grand Mrs. S. Rennie presided for the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349, when the birthday of Tho- mas Wildey, founder of Ocicifel. lowship was observed. Mrs. Win. grown contributed a vocal solo, Plans were made for the birth- day of the Lodge to be observ- ed. on February 20 when Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, and the D.D.P. Mrs. Jessie Little and members of Brussels Lod. ge will be guests. Pregressive euchre was enjoyed and a soci- al hour spent. The first prize was won by Mrs, Alice Ferg, consolation Mrs, Myrtle Orr and lucky cup prize, Mrs. Pearl Mc- Clinchey, Auxiliary Legion News The Ladies Auxiliary to Can- adian Legion 540 held its month- ly meeting in the Legion Hall on Tuesday with the president, Mrs. A. E. Reilly, in the chair and lunch convener, Mrs. Charles Sovereign assisted by Mrs. C. H. George and Mrs. Chas. Haggar The mystery prize was won by Mrs. W. Stocks. , During the business it was de- cided to hold another Euchre in the Legion Hall February 26 be- fore beginning Euchres in the homes. The next bake sale will be held in The Hub restaurant Saturday February 23. For some years the Auxiliary have had an adopted veteran in Westminster Hospital to whom the members take turns in*" send- ing a card each Week and dur- ing each month the branch send a box. This veterans birthday is Friday, February 22 so arran- gements were made at the meet- ing ,to take several car -loads to his birthday party, as they did last year. Friends Shower Patricia Tuckey Miss Patricia Tuckey was ten- dered severalshowers previous to her marriage on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuckey.en- tertained the Tuckey families for a miscellaneous shower. skit was presented and Don Tuckey entertained with music. The Moir families 'gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford. Moir on Tuesday evening and presented Pat with miscellane- ous gifts. Pat's friends at the bank and bowling team were •entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Tuckey on Thursday evening and Pat was showered with gifts. Neighbors met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amid Willard on Monday evening and honored Pat with a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Oscar Tuckey entertained informally for her daughter, Pat- ricia, on Wednesday and Thurs- day of last week, when the gifts were displayed. • Florist Addresses Evening Auxiliary Carmel Church Ladies' Aid met in the church. schoolroom on Mon- day afternoon Mrs. Percy Camp- bell, president, opened the meet- ing and Mrs, J. Soldan gave the devotional subject,. "The Rock," assisted by Mrs. Robert Madge and Mrs. JOhn Love. An outline of the year's work was planned. Mrs. John Soldan's group WAS in charge of the meet - mg. . Mrs. Jack Drysdale -presided for the February 'meeting of the Evening Auxiliary. of the 'United, Church,' held Monday evening. A MilititesS silence was observed in memory of the late Mrs, Harry Armstrong, after which . prayer was Offered by Mrs. Drysdale. The.devotional, with the theme "Prayer,"" was in charge of Mrs, John Heal, assisted by Mrs. Har- veyKeys and Mrs, '13*, Jleaburn. Mrs. Drysdale welediried MM. D. J. McKelvie, of Essex, a for - met. member, _A motion WAS passed that the lunch be limited to one thing, and 'a beverage, Mrs. R. Brederiek Volunteered to. help with the Mission Band. The president asked that :members come to the next hid -Oleg With. idea for raising MOO, Mrs. J. C. Goddard favoured lei.th a piano solo, . Mrs. Northcott from Reders, florist in Exeter. gav a deititth- iretiett on floral erratigetnetiis, and donated some plants and flowerto the group, The new study book "East From Dolma," was introduced by Mrs, .Ilobert Conk, Mr, .Wiiiintri ranttigaa. �fSda• fern, Mr Murray lOrkbY of W.g. toil, Of Stratford Teachers' Cdr. lege,. anent 100 Week. 15rikelie teattilti/ 1, -Ttleker,milth,, of which Mrs, Laurabelie Reich- ert is the teacher, "N. $,UPER $AVE "PARADE OF JUICES" SUPER.SAVE SETS TI•IE PACE! Tree Sweet large lencirdJuice 48-Ciz TINS 4 11 SUPER SAVE SETS THE PACE! 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