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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-03-28, Page 5Hensall And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maud, Hodslon, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie McGregor, Phone 6E2-01 Report Frain Grand Bend !".• KNOWN t.Prpho clotp. • The Orphs Club helditi rep .tar meeting .on. TeesdaY *YAPS At the home of ¥r$. Ted Aten Iniie., With a good attendance The ,evening's boldness eOnaiSta of .arrangettents -being made $o. a pre,Baater tea and dispiay .01 -.work, after which the *Yenta Was anent in sewing and. knittinf. Giou0s Ilear Zurich Lady Mrs. A. M. Amacher of Zuricia was guest speaker at the annual birthuay party of the Woman's Missionary Society of the sail United Church Friday eve. ning, attended by g ome 160 mem- bers •and guests, • Mrs. Amacher for her themei spoke 0n "Home and Home Life ' and stated that home i$ the God• given, gift and a blessing; melt mg ean take the place of Christ- ian home training, and it is a wonderful privilege to train children to a Christian life, reaping God's richest blessing. The speaker was introduced by Mrs, G. Armstrong and thanked by Miss M. Ellis, Guests at this gathering were the societies from Kippcn, Chisel- hurst, Goshen churches, and Carmel church, St. Paul's, Hen - salt, and Evening Auxiliary of the same church. President M r s . Armstrong chaired the meeting and was assisted in the worship by Mrs. W, Henry and Mrs, C. D. Daniel. Contribiding to the program were Mrs. Ken Breakey and Mrs. H, Rater of Zurich with a vocal duett; cornet solo, Mrs. Claire McBride, of Goshen; vo- cal solo,' Mrs. Wm, Fess, and viollin selection, Miss Greta Lam- inie of Hensall; accompanists were Mrs, A. Shlrray, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mrs, Amacher and Mrs, Keys. Luncheon was served' in the church schoolroom decorated in Eater motif, with Sprays of spring blossoms, Responsible for this work of, decorating was Mrs, R. J. Paterson and 111rs. Archie Roweliffe. Pouring tea were Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs.•Ama- cher was presented a gift of spring flowers. Courtesy remarks were expressed by the presiz dents of the visiting societies. Program conveners were Mrs, George Hess ant Miss M. reception, Mrs. T, C. Coates, Mrs, • A, Clarke, Mrs. Daniel, MI% N. E. Cook; lunch, Mrs. T. Sherritt, Mrs E. Rowe, Mrs. N. Jones, Mrs. W. , R. Stephenson. Personal Items• • Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bonthron motored to Barrie last week and vere accempanied home by the ormer's sister, Mrs. `Edith Mac - Martin Who, is visiting here. Mrs. Chester Lee of Parkhill pent alfew days last week visit - ng with her son-in-law . and aughter, Mr, and Mrs: Chester ee, Mr, Ferris Cantelon of Port redit visited over -the weekend ith Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man, Mr, and Mrs. Sam Rennie nd other friends here. Mrs. Amelia Schroeder left ast week for St. Clair Shores, ich., where she will spend se- eral .weeks. Mrs. Elgin Roweliffe returned ome after spending a few eks with members of her fa- tly in Kingston. Comments About • s d L C w a M v h w m 111. s, R e ) 4.• t MOHO. froth Centralia' OM 614.1F140 ilOWOON Alrs. Jthoda Sheldon of Exeter Was a visitor with, M. and WS,. Norman Morgan- and Mr. 'Wen. ington Skinner on MOndaY, Airs% John Ridley of Eliniville was, a visitor at the .shonie. of _IVIrs,'Thoa. Willis onThnrsday -of last week. Mr, and Mrs. John 'Thompson visited .With relatives in Listowel last week; --On Wednesday they: .attended the fiftieth wedding _an- niversary a the former's ntsand Mrs. J. 4 son. .and Mrs, Reg Hodgson and Kay, Idr. and Mrs. -Gerald Godbolt, Gorge and John of Exeter were .Sunday guests of and :Mrs. Orville 'Laegford, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs._ Kenneth Hodgins were Mr, and los, Alan .Miller and fain- ily of Grand. Rencl.,,Air. and Mrs. Cyril Morley of Parkhill,. and Mr, Hubert Hodgins of Granton. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn Of Exeter were :Stinday .visitors .With Mi. And Mrs. George Dilnn. f 4 10. And Mrs, Lorne Hicks visited with Mr. and Mrs, O. 4 Pelloek 121 Ripley. over the week- . end. • Mr. .Reid Browny Miss Irian Stanton and Mitt Marie Brown of London and Mr. Don' Hearnan were • Sunday visitors. with Mr. 04- and Mrs. John Thompson. A • S. 1 Rev. J. T. Slade will be guest apeaker in the United Church on April 7 when the Woman's Association will hold their an- niversary service, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Morgan, Blanche and Marilyn and Mr, and Mrs, Norman Morgan vyerc Sundiy guests with Miss Dorcas Williams ,in Sarnia. (intended for last -week) Mr. George Baynham accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baynham to Detroit and visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baynham and family, Mr. and Mrs, Sorensen of Chat- ham 'were weekend guests with the latter's sister and brother -in. law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Essery. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Harrison of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har- i., J. rison. On Wednesday night they were the recipients of 4 purse of money at the presentation and dance held for them in the Lu. can Community Centre. Miss Mary Margaret Essery the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. Essery, t t. • ) 1- Mr. Barry Passmore a student minister at Western 'Univertity assisted the Rev. J. Clarke at the Sunday morning church ser - Vide by reading the scriptur lesson. GINGERICH'Soatti', 'HEATINTENGINEEK WE HAVE APPLIED IT MANY PLACES, IN FACT, WE ARE I -SHEET METAL ACES o !AVM. TRAIIIMAKKS. 144 0.-eitztAce GINGERICIIS HEATING -L IGH TING -PLUMBING OIL BURNING -AIR CONDITIONING EquiPmENT&SUPPLIES 41,0,41. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING 34 MOTOR REWINDING ZURIC , Get Exactly the, shift you want tailorect4o-youranecteute by Tip Top Tailort, YOU choosb the exact fabric, Mout, pattern and style you wait. And you get perfect fit td,, everytime, because your stiit h superbly hand-ent by Tip Teel skilled bandtutters. Drop in and select your neW .1i114‘,1001 fabric today, tAILORED4040011.141EASURE Club Clothes 04,50 2 pc, "Tip TOP" Clothes $44.56 2 pt. 11Pleet Street" Clothes $74.56 2 pc. W. O. 'Goodwin PAOMI Kemal! • TIP TOP TAILORS Cromarty By MRS. K. MCKELLAR Miss Olive Speare spent a few days lett week With her sister in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Harburn have returned home from a three week's honeymoon in Florida. The closing meeting of the Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing on Monday dvening< Miss Margaret Ann Wallace and Miss Sandra Ramsey were among the performers at the Mitchell annual skating carnival which was presented on Friday and Saturday evenings. Mr. and Mir. K. McKellar en- tertained a few friends on Wed. nesday evening. Several of the fanners in the commuinty are busy making maple syrup. A good run of sap is ,reported. • Letter From • Brmsley By MRS. CECIL .ELLWOOD , Mr. Art Hodgson had the mis fortune to fall -at work at the Alex M. Stewart seed plant in Ailsa Craig breaking his ankle and heel. He was taken to Lon- don hospital Where he will have to stay for some time. • Mr, arid Mrs, Lloyd Odd and Carolyn of Londen spent Smiley with Mr. slid Mrs, Earl Dixon, The ladies of the trinsley United Chureh held a quilting at the home of Mrs. Ken •Sholdite On Thursday. Mr.Ranting Who has been visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Penton has returned t� his dangliter's home in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prost en- tertained at .a family dinner party on Friday everting in hon- or of Mrs, lda Prest's birthday. Sunday guests With Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr. *rid Mrs. Fred Fenton, also Mr. and Mrs. Win, Fehteli and ehild- reti. Mr. Melt Morgan spent the vifeekend with his brother, Joe and Mrs. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Ceell Ellweed called on Mr. end Mrs.. Lin Craven in Parkhill on Thursday, /4Seeoridi" (to battered htpret) t�ok Nat eime he tits yoot n rV,eyOtt hit hitt beck," Rebekah Lodge Picks Delegates •IVIrs, S. Rennie N.G. presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 340 on Wed- IlesdaY evening. , Arrangements were made for tne official visit of the D.G.P. Miss Jessie Little of Brussels on Wednesday, 'April 3. Mrs. Rannie and Mrs. E. Shadcliek attended the Daffodil Tea In James St, United church on Wednesday afternoon when Mrs, Henry Krug of Kitchener spoke on "What Is Being Done About Cancer?" Miss Mabelle Whiteman was appointed as representative and Mrs. Archie MacGregor as schol- ar to attend the Grand Lodge sessions held in Toronto in June. Mrs, Win. Caldwell V,G. chose Mrs, Wm. Kyle as L.S.V.G., to succeed Mrs. Pym, who has moved to Exeter. Personal Items , Air. and Mrs, Archie Noakes are enjoying a motor trip through the States to Arizona. Mr, Clare Zuefle of Toronto was a recent visitor with his aunts, Mrs. W. R, Bell and Mrs Ellen Buchanan. Mrs. lrleidigner who hese been receiving treatment in South Hu- ron Hospital, Exeter, following a fall near her home was able to leave the hospital and is spen- ding a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Thiel in Zurich. 'Mrs, Edith MacMartin of Bar- rie is visiting with her sister, Mrs, Louis Simpson. Mr, and Mrs. Rey Consitt and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Farquhar were recent visitors with Mrs. Consitt 'and Mrs. Douglas i n Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson visited recently with the latter's auot, Mrs. Annie Blatchford. Mrs. Lee Siemon and daughter of Brantford are visiting with Mrs. Sieinon's grandmother, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs, Katharine MacGregor vi- sited over the weekend with Miss Etta Jarrett at Stratford. Mr. Wm. Otterbein, who lives alone had the misfortune on Saturday while operating a power saw to have his arm en- tangled in the belt, which mang- led it badly. With the aid of neighbours he was taken to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, and later removed to Westmin- ster Hospital, London, Little Linda Mock who has been 111 for the past few weeks was taken to Sick Children'h Hosplital Toronto on Friday for treatment. Mr. W. K, Dougall who under. went an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital; tendon, last week re- turned home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid and family visited -with relatives at Kincardine and Tiverton re- • cently. Mr. Basil Edwards is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, in the interest of his health. A. reception, for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fink, was held in the town hall on Friday with a large crowd attending. A' purse of money was .presented to. the couple with Roy Brock reading the presentation address, and making the presentation. Des- jareling orchestra furnished for the dance. " Miss Jean Lavender of Hamil. ton was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thes. Lavender. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson Of St. Marys visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Petty and Ruth, Miss Betty Moir of London spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Case and sis- ter, Miss Wendy Moir. Letter From Kippen , MRS. NORMAN LONG Mr. Bell Thomson .while in his barn last week met with a pain- ful accident as one of his cows kicked hini in the hip. X-rays were taken, and no bones were broken. s Rev. Campbell Tavener of Grand Bend was in charge of the service at St. Anderw's United Church on Sunday. Master Jimmy Kyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Kyle, telobrated his sixth birthday On Monday, 1VIarch 18, wheel his grandmother, Mrs. Kyle of Clin- ton and hint little friends were in attendance. Mr. and Mit. IthirraY Dalton of Kincardine have moved into Mr, Arnold Gaekstetter's house on the 'Town Line, West Of Kip - pen, Mt. and Mrs, Noi•etan Dickert spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wahl in Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cornish and family of Goderich visited Sun- day with the latter's father, Mr, Robert Thomson. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn McKenzie of near Zurich have moved into Mr, Ross Broadfoot'S house en the Kippen road. Mrs. Walker of Peterbot6 has been the guest of her brothers, Mr. Henry and Mr. 'WM. The /lowers laced at the al- tar of St. Andrew's United Church tin Sunday were ln mem- ory ot the late mtg. Seining Cud - More, Mrs. DOM Brown of rand Bend who has been a patient in Stott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth is eonvaleSeing lit the home of her son -in -haw and daughter, Mr. and Mr. thar Mousseaux Health Nurse WI Speaker Mr. and Mrs.. no Patterson and MI* Wm. Ratteirlon visitad g with Mr. and Mrs; Roy .Irogott cat Sarnia PA Friday. Mr. Verne May *OM the week, d end Lontioo, T and WI. -10/41, r-ao ed ttleir son Alex,:•*nd,MrS. _Love The nest .nleeting Nvili be' be- d on Tuesday, April 2, et the tome of Mrs. Roy ricer. Personal Items Rev. and Mrs. Mervin Love and son, Allan. MIR have been visiting relatives in the distriet for the past two weeks returned to their home ;at ftydal Bank, Ontario, last week, Mr. P. Eiscnbgeh, who has recently been. confined to Vide., ria Hospital, having undergone, an operation, was released and able to return borne on Friday, Mrs. W, F. B. MaLaren spent last weekend visiting with her son, Robert, at Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ravelle of Port Huron visited with friends in town on Sunday. Mr, and Airs. Norman Turn- bull returned home on Saturday after spending the past two months in 'Tampa, Florida. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant and family spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Raycraft at Glencoe. Rev, Campbell' Tavenor is supplying at Kippen 'United Church, , 'On Monday, April 1, the C.G.- I.T. 'girls will hold ftheir affilia- tion with the W.M.S.'Service. Cpl. and Mrs. Neil Chamber. lain and Nancy visited on Friday with Mrs. Chamberlain's sister, Mrs. Harold Frayne and Mr. Frayne in Forest, Rev. A. E. Holley commenced a series of Lenten services at the United Church on Sunday, to be continued throughout the pe- riod of Lent. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Baird visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Dauneey of Lucan on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. Charzan of Detroit are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roy near for a.few days. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ulens and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adair visited with Mr. ad Mrs. W. J. Holt on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Verne Anderson of. Broughdale visited with friends in town yesterday. Mr, and Mrs. E. Strathmeyer of London, who returned from Florida on Friday .visited with Mr. and Mrs, Mansell Mason on Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Hamilton and Brad- ley were Mrs. Hamilton's pa- rentt and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mr. Eber, and her sister, Mrs. Leonard Wein, all of Crediton, the occasion being the birthday of Mr. Eber Lewis, Several carloads of members of the ladies' evening group of the 'United Church attended the missionary 'meeting.of the Fede- ratd Women of the United Church held at James St. Uni- ted Church on Monday evening. A very' enjoyable time was snent as well as helpful instructions and.comments being received on the organization of such a Fede— ration at the Bend. Miss Gwen Varr of Seaferth, public health nurse for Huron County, addressed the Kippen Women's Institute at their meet- ing at the home of Mrs. W. r, Bell on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Varr spoke on the Polio serum and gave a general out- line of the duties of a shealth nurse and else told about the pre -natal classes. The speaker was introduced by Mrs, Ken Me - Kay and thanked by Mrs. 3, Drummond. Mrs. Winston workman discus- sed the motto "Grumbling spoils more homes than -poor cookiiig." Current events were reviewed by Mrs, E. Whitehouse, Mrs, S. Pepper gave a demontratien on the making of cream puffs width were sampled by the members. On display at the meeting WaS an afghan made of .56 squares knitted by the members. It will be forwarded to the War Memo- rial Children's Hospital, London, by the convener of the project, Mrs. Alex McGregor. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot contributed a piano reading, odinagnd Mrs. A. McGregor, a Mrs. Bell donated a quart of maple syrup for which tickets were sold. and the Winner was Mrs, Ken 1VIcKay. 0,56 was realized. President Mrs. Campbell Eyre chaired the meeting and hostes- ses were Mrs. 'Bell and Mrs, Lloyd Lovell. Officers will be elected at the next meeting, for which Mrs. Whitehouse will be hostess, Personal Items Mr. and Meg. Lloyd Passmore and Mary Francis of Delhi, Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Norma. of Hensall, spent Sunday with Mr, John Passraore. Mr. and Mrs. George Hess spent the weekend at the], sum- mer cottage in the Pinery, • Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh McEwan Jr., spent the weekend in De- troit. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid, Jerry and ,Allan, visited on Sunday with relatives in Tiver- ton. Mrs, E. Geiger of London, was a guest this week with Mrs. W. V. Cross, and attended the birth- day party of the W.M.S. of the United Church, held Friday eve- ning. Mrs. Hugh .MeEwan Sr. who has been a patient at South Hu- ron, Hospital, Exeter for the past few weeks has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns of Elimville were recent visitors with the latter's parente, Mr. and'. Mrs. Wes Veinier. • in loronto for .a odpie ef •daYit last week, and WbUe there Mr. Sills Oil Product TO Gel Company .Roo. Weston,astea manapef lo*' Triple it .'rthttrllotors, 14on. don, and Omer businessmen; ha*'* announced this' week tbat prodttett ,Iitobri4eiy, will. 'be' fondled tissoupliout Ontario semen Petroleum X44, ••pany 1 •• ni1-1 d stribute Love attended the convente cona ion for . Fire, Insurance. the Oil additive and companion Message From Whalen By !AOC F. :VAHAN Mr. and Mrs. Melville cun- ving. and Muriel were Friday vening guests of Mr. and Mrs. mitebeit Wiilis, Weodhain, Mr. and Airs. Harry Klahre And Martha visited several rel- atives in London, Sunday. Mr. and 1VIrs. E. Squire, Exe- ter, were Sunday visitors with Mr, ,and Mrs, Cecil Squire. Mr. and Mrs. Ariold Sherwill and Miss .Marie Sherwill, Lon- don, visited on Sunday with Mr. Airs. Wm. Morley Sr,. and Elva.. Mrs. Wm, Morley Jr, _attend- ed the trousseau tea of Miss Norma Veal, Exeter, wednes- day,. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Huff, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Dickins, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Millson, Proses et, and Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Squire were Tues- day evening,guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Graftoh Squire. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Beckett and Mary Lou, Kitchener, were week- end visitors with Mr, and,Mrs. Ronald Squire. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley and family, Hazel Park,Mich., Mr. and Mrs, Art Hodgins and family, Clandeboye, Mr. and Mrs, Russell 'Brock and David, Chiselhurst, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Morley Sr,' and Elva and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley Jr, and family were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. French, the occasion being the seventeenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. French, Mrs, Gordon Johnson is enter- taining several small girls on Tuesday in honor of Carol JAM - son's sixth birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley and family of Hazel Park, Mich., visited over the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley Sr. and Elva. Mr. and Mrs. Camnbell Birtch and Mr. Geo. Southall, St. Marys were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgson. At the euchre on Friday eve- ning the prizes went to Mr, and Mrs, Wm. French for high score and to Mrs. Gerald Berri for lone hands. Miss Elva Morley, Mrs. La- verne Morley, Mrs. Allen Jaques and Mrs. Geo. Squire attended the euchre on Thursdav after- noon sponsored by the Elimville W.I. Mrs, Laverne Morley ,Wen a blanket in a dutch auctiem. Carol Foster, Jackie Fink- beiner and Laurie French have commenced taking dancieg les- sons from an. instructor in Lit - can. products through: its 700 •statiena acrnss. the provmce. Lubri-Loy,le also :Itandied14.* ;wither .0g, jObbers. in -Ontario; Mr.. .Westman received the Canadian franchise for the Ant- erican product .whilt he was in Exeter and at one time Planned to build. a plant here to .inentlt facture it. After Thursday tutit April 4 and $, them no garbage collect*** sak• • Wm • C1406100 11114$ALL PAM .. . 0061,11cOottOttliti .. putt . tc t c ... tct .. .... tflottottottittts0,04 .. t. .. mmoomo4"0„, 1 . 1 E Middletori's Drug Stor* HENSALL T1110010141 tib ,t Farmers Ladies "AUROIPEP L. MAO • CittiMOILIES Just mix With regular feed Or own grain. * Stimulates Growth! * Easy to use! • * PreVenta Disease! Auropep Crumbles are sold -in any quantity desired for Pigs, Chickens, Beef Cattle.. Peel Pittel • ' 1. Attractive! Git ALL NNW 'TOW ALL NEW 101011 • SPRAY .NET SPIECIAL KOopo Heir tot *IA SPRAIN eta tied 460 Open Friday & Saturday Starting April 1, We Will Be Closed *11 Day Manday And Open All Day Wednesday itt . titiliitits) 0 .. . I,ftUIIIftIft$tUiHHHaN ''• HENSALL StoreHours BEGINNING APRIL 1 Friday Nites Until 9 p.m. Saturday. Nifes to 10 p.m. I Open All Day Wednesday Closed All Doy. 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