The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-13, Page 14It
14 The. Tirnee-Aevocate, Ju
• 13, 1957
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CHAMPION BEEF—Alf Scholl, Hensell butcher, prepares
s to sell the beef from the champion calves of this year's
Hensall Feeder Calf Club which held its achievement day
at the spring fair recently. Every year but one since the t
club was organized, Scholl has paid top price for the
champion beef at the auction which follows the judging.
This year's winners were Bill Strong, Dublin, and Hugh
Scott, Cromarty. —T -A Photo
And District News'
•CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maude Haddon, Phone 5
•Mrs, Archie McGregor, Phone 6821.31
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• Backs Petition
Opposing Sale
The June meeting of the Eve-
ning Auxiliary of Hensel): United
' Church was held Monday with the
president, Mrs. Jack Drysdale in
• the •chair. The .devotional period
was in eharge of Mrs. Edison
Forrest, assisted by Miss Mary
Goodwin and Mrs. lc. Buchanan.
Members were askedto vote
on samples of cups for the kitchen
and decision was made, Members
were asked to sign a petition in
!regards to beer, being sold in
! grocery stores. *The group will
i Cater to a wedding, July 12.
The study presented by Miss
M. Ellis, was in the form of a
quiz with questions asked by Miss
M. Ellis and answered by several
members. Members were remind-
! ed of the Baby Band party, June
21,
Mrs. R. Mock and Mrs. J. Tay-
lor directed a recreation period.
Hostesses were Mrs'. A. Munn
and Mrs
Society Opposes
Beer In Stores
The June meeting of the Wont -
Even Coach Parties
Are Not Ordinary
General Coach Works of Can- its achievements, etc. All the
ada Ltd., Hensall, has estab- ' senior officers address the men.
fished a reputation for being Not so at General. I
"'different." Friday night the firm treated
• Its management has no qualms its 175 employees and their
about discarding customary wives or girl friends to a ban- 1
practices or procedures if they quet and dance at the Godericht
don't serve a useful purpose. Pavilion. The speeches and
Perhaps that's one of the rea- formalities were quite conspicu- i
sons this firm remains on top ous by their absence.
of the rapidly -expanding mobile "This party is strictly infor-
Nine industry, mal," announced Manager Bill
Even the parties it provides Smith, in the only formal re-
tot- its employees differ radically marks of the night "Ever one
from the ordinary. They're
strictly •informal.
Most companies, for •example,
take advantage of such occa-
is here to enjoy themelves."
Principle officers of the parent
companyin Michigan, Riley
Ramseyand John Adkins and
siens •to give the,ir, , employees their wives,' were present but
long-winded exhortations ' on not formally introduced. Most
loyalty ,to the company, pride in of the men knew them anyway.
There was not1 event an official
• . head table.
enjoy REAL flavour of a draw which was conducted
Part of the program consisted
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1 by John Baker, chairman of the
•I activities committee formed at
•,, in every flavour I the plant to sponsor ball and
hockey teams.
Winners -of cash prizes were:
when you
Gerry Hoffman, Zurich, $50;
ef7ft
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kr refresh yo(/ FAS11,
Hensall
!KINDERGARTEN
• REGISTRATION
Parents of all children
Who will be five years
of age on or before De-
cember 31, 1957, should
telephone Mrs. :Howard
Scane (194), liensall, for
registration.
PLEASE CALL BEFORE
JUNE 18, 1957
Doug White, Seaforth, $25; Mrs.
Adella Regier, Zurich, $15.
Draws were made by Mrs.
Ramsey, Mrs. Adkins and Mrs.
Smith.
Murray Baker won the prize
for most tickets sold.
Cromarty Step Dancers pro-
vided entertainment during in-
termission of the dance.
Personal /ferns
Miss Mary Buchanan, Toronto,
spent the weekend with her sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George Armstrong.
The barn dance held in Art
Finlayson's new barn on Tuesday
last was a great success, with a
large crowd in attendance. Music
was furnished by C.K.N.X. Ranch
Boys. The booth, operated by
Kippen East W.I., did a rushing
business and the members were
pleased with the proceeds.
A reception' for Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Gilmore (nee Agnes Mil-
ler), vVas held in Zurich Com-
munity Centre Saturday, June 1,
with a large attendance. The
couple were presented with a well
filled purse of money. Desjardine
orchestra furnished music for the
dance.
Dr. William T. Joynt, of Lon-
don, was a weekend visitor with
his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt.
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Personals
Laurence Eyre, son of M. and
Mrs. Campbell Eyre„ and Jim
Baynham, son of Mr, .and Mrs.
„ hare successfully
completed •their course in wire-
less telegraphy at the .C.N.R.
here, and were both transTerred
to Guelph on Monday of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, J E. MeEwan
were in Ottawa over the week-
end attending the wedding of a
niece oA Mr. MeEwan's.
an's Missionary Society of the *.
United Church was held in the
Sunday School room, with a good
attendance, Mrs. A. Clark presid-
ed, and with her group had
charge of the program.
During the devotional exer-
cises Mrs. J. Smillie was assisted
by Mrs. R. J. Paterson -and Mrs.
G. Thompson 1
An interesting study was given
by film "Let's Visit Korea Now,”
with Miss M. Ellis in charge of
the projector and Mrs. W. Henry
as narrator, stating Christian
leaders urge that this is the time
for a definite effort to evangelize
the entire country. Mrs. Clark
sang a solo .accompanied by Mrs.
T. Sherritt at the piano.
Mrs. G. Armstrong, the presi-
dent, occupied the chair for the
business. Two invitations were ac-
cepted, one to be guests of Car-
mel Church W.M.S. Thursday aft-
ernoon, June 13, at 3 p.m., with
a special invitation extended to
the Home Helpers; the other to
Goshen Church W.M.S. on June
13 at 8.30 p.m. Members are to
meet at qthe church at 8 o'clock
for transportation.
Mrs. R. M. Peck, supply secre-
tary, expressed thanks for the fine
clothing and knitting which had
been sent' in for the bale which
was packed and shipped on May
16, weighing 210 lbs., and read a
letter of appreciation from the
committee on overseas relief in
Toronto. $10 was voted to be for-
warded to the treasurer in Toron-
to to help pay overland trans-
portation costs from the depot to
the ocean port of shipment.
Mrs. Armstrong read a letter
from Mrs. W. H. Love of Grand
Bend, vice-president of South Hu-
ron Presbyterial, concerning a
petition which on motion was
passed and signed, against the
selling of beer in grocery stores,
and will be forwarded to T. L.
Pryde, MPP for Huron. The
is entertaining the mem-
bers of the Baby Band and their
mothers on Friday, June 21 at 3
p.m. in the church. The 'cornmit-
tee in charge includes Mrs. R. J.
Paterson, Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs, S.
Roobol and Mrs. Grace Harpole.
Record Crowd
At Aid Meeting
Mrs, Percy Campbell was host-
ess to the Ladies' Aid of Carmel
Church at her home on the sec-
ond concession of Hay Township,
Monday evening. The Rev. and
Mrs. Donald MacDonald and some
forty ladies attended the meeting.
It was the largest attendance this
division of the church 'has had at
any time. Mrs. Clarence Reid's
group was in charge of the meet-
ing. The president, Mrs. • Percy
Campbell, called the group to or-
der.
Mrs. C. Reid presided and was
assisted in the worship by Mrs,
Gordon Schwalm and Mrs. Har-
vey Hyde. Mrs. Frank Wright
gave an interesting article on
Father's Day. Mrs. Edgar Munn
played a piano solo.
A report on the booth at the
Spring Fair was given by Mrs,
W. R. Bell, treasurer. Mrs. Grace
McEwan was named to take' the
leadership of group II. Plans
were made for a congregational
picnic, to be held in the Hensall
Park on July 10.
Personal items
The R.C.A.F. Four from Cen•
tralla whose captain is Mrs.
Ralph McArthur, the former
Elaine Beer of Hensall, were suc-
cessful winners of the week on
the dailyprograrn "Hotrieniaker's
Holiday,"on C.X.S.L. Radio Sta-
tion,, London, and will be treated,
to a night on London Town and
ate also eligible for the t emi-
.finals which will be a trip to Eu-
rope for the lucky winners,
Mrs. Ethel Garatt of Linden,
Mich., is a house guest this week
with Mrs. James Bonthron.
Mr, Roger Vcnner spent, the
weekenti with friends in Toronto.
Nelson MeClinchey visited re-
cently with relatives at Pinker.
ton,
Mr. and Mrs. W. VI Ilalcien of
Woodstock, and Russell Uedden,
St, Catharines, were weekend
visitors with Mrs. Catherine }led -
den and family.
Neighbours and friends met at
the home of Airs. and Mrs. Kew.
ard Adkins to Compliment Mist
Janie Neil of Exeter, a bride of I
lag Saturday, and presented her
with a shower of gifts, A social
Mir was spent playing euchre,
Mrs. Milton Trann of VVinnipeg,
sPent the past week with Mr. and!
Mrs. Georga Arm strong and other
relatives. Mrs. Trallli IS a cousin
61 Mrs, Armstrong, I
1Legion Auxiliary
Donates Pictures
1 Legion Ladies Auxiliary znet
in the Legion Hall Tuesday eve-
ning for their June lneeting,
presided over by, the president,
Mrs, E. R. Davis. Mrs. Edna
Corbett: was reinstated as a
rnember
It was decided to donate pie- ,
tures of the Queen and Duke of
Edinburgh to the new auditoriuM ,
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Peraottat items .
At a reception held for Mr. and „R
Mrs. Stewart Adkins at Zurich•
.Community .Centre Saturday night
the couple were iresented with
a purse o money. Norm orchest
tra furniated mum for the .dance. i
Members of Hensel]: Women's:
institute will tour the new $100,.
000 Hensall Public .Sehool prior
to their picnic meeting on Mon-
day, June 17, held on the lawn of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne on
Highway 4 south of lima,
At the Community Arena.
Pinus were outlined and -com-
mittees appointed for a plane
to be held at the local park Mon-
day, July 8 for Auxiliary 'mem-
bers and their families, Commit-
tee ,appointed ill eluded mrs.
Davis, Mrs. L. Baynham, Mrs.
Fred Beer, 11Irs. 11. Smale, Mrs.
F. Alkenhead and Mrs. _B. Kyle.
There will be no meeting held
during July and August but will;
resume in September with a pot
luck supper. A period of bingo.
was held 'and the winners were:
Mrs. R. Mock, Mrs. F. Beer,
Mrs. E. Corbett, Mrs, Wham.;
Smale and Mrs Alda Simmons.
Specials were won by Mrs. A.
Foster and Mrs. H Horton. ^
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