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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-26, Page 6The TimeMeteor**, September 2&.1957 4 Henscill And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Meriden, Phone Mrs. Archie ot4cOrgaer, Phone 44124.3, Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers: 161n oe nners Legion bingo winners lag $4 urday were; 1\irs. Denonime (3) t. Observer Corps ; 1- In Air Exercise h Members .of the Ground Oh- - server Corp. of Henson and stir- ; rounding posts have been taking Part in the •exercises held from the Post and homes September 14-21, concluding Saturday, September 28, P. L. McNaughton is regional stipervisor, and Mrs. 8' S.Rennie chief observer. There are nine posts from Dasbwood, Zurich, Brucefield, Clinton, Sea - forth, Staffa, Broadhagen, Rea - sail. There are two posts at Zu. rich, • is. Mernovage (2); Mr. Alert Noble Grand, Mrs. Sara Ran- ovage (2); Cecil Van Horne (2 Me. resided at th ) Bob Upshail; .Mrs. Sam liana' pe meeting Of Ambr Rebekah e (3); Mrs. Hildehrant, Seafor•th Lodge Nn.' 349 on Wednesday when officers were Sharon Foster, Mrs, Wes Vex, Ceded. per, Mrs, Foster, •Crecliton; Day Neble Grand is Mrs. Wm. Cald- "male* Consolation jackpo Well; Vice Grand, Mrs. Inez Mc- winner was Mrs. S., Rennie; doo Ewen; recording secretary, Miss prize, Clifford Richard, Saska Mabelle Whiteman; financialtoon, loon, Sask. Jackpot this Satur day will be worth, s$U5in 5 calls secretarY, Mrs, Clarence Vol - land and .treasurer, Xrs.Laird ' Jacobi. Arrangements were made PersonItems ler the installation of officers to Mrs. H. G. Webster and, her be held on 'Wednesday, Oct. 2 mother, Mrs. M. A. Jenkins, and albeit district deputy president, Mr. H. Thomson, of Scarboro ft's. Ada Fritzley, and her irt- have purchased the residence o stalling officials of Godei•ich Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kerslake will make their official visit. The property was sold through C of C Convene Raye Paterson, of Guaranty Trust Company of Canada. tTlie Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting was held in the Mrs. N. Peppier, of Hanover, Legien Hall on Monday evening9 visited during the past week with a turkey banquet catered with her sister, Mrs, J. Beath - by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, ron. R. H. Middleton, president, • Vows , Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. P. X. MeNaught- ton and Mrs. Bert Horton spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Vickell of Newmarket, Mr., McNaughton also attended the opening of a new office build- ing in Toronto of the Wawanesa Mutual Insurace Co., which Mr, 1VIcNaughton represents. presided for the meeting, and in- Solemnize trodueed the new druggist, Trev- or Wilson, to the group, Bride's Home Jack Drysdale was in charge At of two films loaned by Walter An autumn wedding was sol - Spencer on plywood and lumber. emnized at the home. of Mr, and Reeve Norman Jones announced Mrs. Blighton Ferg, of Iensall, that Hensel/ reverts back to Saturday, September 21, 1957 at Standard Time this Saturday at g Personal Items The Fall Rally of Carmel Pres- byterian Church was held on Sunday morning with the teach- ers and scholars of the Sunday School occupying seats in the *church auditorium. The Rev. Donald MacDonald, minister *of , the church, for his sermon topic Spoke on "Jesus calls the Disci- ples." Participating in the serv- ice were Carol Brown, Jimmy Hyde, Patsy Moir, Sharon Mc- Arthur and Patsy Schwalm. 2 p.m., when their daughter, Bernice Alice Ferg, became the bride of Charles Edward Eckel, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eck- el, of RR 1, Varna, The Rev. Charles D,. Daniel, minister of Hensall 'United Church, per- formed the - ceremony. Tall standards of pink and white gladioli formed an attractive set- ting for the ceremony, Miss Joyce Whittaker played tradi- tional wedding music. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a ballerina length- dress of Guipure Some thirty-five members of lace over net and satin, trimmed Hensall Women's Institute en- with seed pearls and sequins. A joyed a bus trip to London on cap headdress of lace trimmed Monday and toureci the new Post with seed pearls and sequins office, Kellogg's, McCormieks, held her finger tip veil; and she Tweedsmuir Hall, CFPL Radio carried a white Bible with lace station, and report a splendid trim crested with red roses. outing. Miss Geraldine liarburn, of Miss Dora Alair has returned Hensall, as bridesmaid, .chose a to Hensall after spending two ballerina length dress of green months with relatives in Gode- rich. Hensall Kinettes To Visit Shut -Ins -.Hensall Kinettes meeting at the home of Mrs, Robert Baker jr. on Tuesday evening discussed their new project, visits to shut- ins: in the village. These visits will begin in October. The imbibers voted $10 to the C.N.I.B. Mrs. George Sawyer was presented with a Kinette spoon m honor of her baby son: A. committee composed of Mrs. Prank Pearce and Mrs. Conrad McRoberts was chosen to organ- ize the first birthday party to be held on Tuesday, October 8 when Exeter Kinettes will be guests. Mrs, John Heal, new president, presided for the meeting and al- so waS the winner of the raffle draw, Kippen Friends Entertain Couple Mrs. Robert McGre- • gor entertained about 26 guests • en Tilcinday evening at their home in better of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert who Will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary next Saturday. Mr, Dickert has been post- maeter for seven years and owns a general store in Kippen. EuchreLwae played and ladies' winners were Mrs. • john Clair and Mrs. Robert Elgie and the then,. who won were Mr, Win- ston' Woikritan and Mr. Norman Diekert. Art address was read by Mr. Workman and Mrs. Dickert was presented with a silver .rese bitiwl and Mr, Dickert with all- - tier cuff links by Mrs. Carl Mc- Clinebey, Henan. ' Guipure lace, and net over taf- feta, She wore a green feather bandeau and carried a nosegay of pink Sweetheart and white Pinocchio roses. John Eckel, of RR 1, Varna, was his brother's groomsman. For the reception which fol. lowed the ceremony, the bride's mother wore a gown of ice blue and the groorn's mother chose a costume of navy blue. Both wore corsages of pink and Pinocchio roses. For travelling on their wed- ding trip to points east the bride wore a blue fleck tweed suit, with accessories in black and white, and corsage of red roses, Guests were present from Listowel, Monkton, and Hensall. The young couple will reside in Hensall. Mrs. Robert Peck, R.R. 1 Zu- rich, Was the winner of a radio at Western Fair, Jack Peek of Kippen returned home on Thursday from St. Jo- seph's hospital, London, where he underwent an •operation. Paul Soles, announcer at CFPL-TV, London, will be guest speaker at the Kinsmen dinner meeting this Thursday, Septem- ber 26, ancrwill give highlights of his trip to GernAny. Mr. and. Mrs. 'Walter Patter- son, of Citrus Heights, Californ- ia, returned home Monday of this week after spending a week's vacation with the former's sis- ters, Mrs, Annie Saundercbck, of Hensall; Mrs. Rose Russell, of Exeter, and his brother, Bob Paterson,, of Blyth, and other friends. Mrs. Hardwick, of Ladysmith, Vancouver Island. is visiting with her father, Mr. Wood, and her aunt, Miss Eliza Wood," who is Mrs. Robert Reid, of Kincar- dine, spent the weekend with her son and daeghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid and fam- ily. Miss Jean Lavender: of Ham- ilton, Mr, Bill Lavender, of, Lon- don, and Mr. Thomas Lavender, of Waterloo, were weekend visi- tors .with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender. . Mr. Manley Hildebrandt, of London, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Mary Hilde brandt. 'Mr. and Mrs, Patterson, who have been visiting with the for- mer's sister, Mrs. Annie Saued- reock, left this week for their ome in Roseville, California, Mr. K. K. Christian, manager of the Bank of Montreal, and Mrs. Christian,. are on vacation, Mr. John Passmore has re- turned after spending two weeks visiting with his daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elder and family, Mr. and Mrs. William McLean and family, of Hamilton. h • Kippen Comments By MRS, NORMAN LONG Shaw Trousseau Mrs. Ross Chapman was hos- tess at a trousseau tea to honor her daughter, Gladys, who was married recently to Mr. Wm. Roy Talbot of Bayfield. The bride's mother, Mrs. Chipman and Mrs. Talbot received the .guests. During the afternoon, the bride's aunt, Mrs. Elgin Mc- Kinley, Mrs. R. J. Doig and IMrs. Fred McClymont poured tea; in the evening, Mrs. Anson Coleman and Mrs. Robert Kath - well. • Shower' gifts v7tre displayed by Miss Grace Doig in the afte noon and in the evening by Mr Gordon Coleman.,.. wedding gift by Miss Eleanore McCartne trousseau, ' by Mrs. Ansen Col man in afternoon and in the ev ning by Mrs, J. Chapman; linens by Mrs. Wm. Zelford and silver- ware and crystal, kitchen wear and china by Miss Sandra Doig. Trousseau Tea Mrs. Norman W. Dickert, en- tertained at her home in Kep- were shown by Mrs. Jack Moore and Miss Lois McLellan, sister of the groom displayed the trous- seau, In charge of the lindns were Mrs. Harold Caldwell in the afternoon and Miss Bonnie Kyle irt the evening. Kitchen - Ware and niiscellanous articles were in charge of Miss Gladys Baker in the afternoon and Mrs. Emmerson Coleman in the eve- ning. Personal Items • Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Munroe and Mrs. Wm. Deitz returned „ home from a vacation in Lake 1 : Of Bays, - Mr. and Mrs. , Art Gibson of s ," Wroxeter were recent visitors 'of of Mr. and Mrs. W. Meths.- . Mrs. Mousseau of Zurich was ' a -guest last week of her son and claughterdn-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elzar Mbusseau. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde and family spent Sunday of last week in Windsor, visiting their son and chi -tighter -in-law, Mr. and Mrs John Hyde. Mr, and Mrs..Eric Dyer-Hur- 'don of Detroit visited a few days with Mrs,. Dyer-liurdon's sister, e Mrs. W. R. Cooper and Mr, Cooper, Sunday 'guests of M. and Mrs, Cooper were tie', and Mrs. Lawson and daughter, Karen, of Liatowel. Mr. Hugh 1VIcGregor, of De- troit visited last week With his sister, Mrs. Wm, Deitz and other relativee. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Wahl of Lis - (bevel were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Diekert Mid Merle, - Mt. and Mrs, Dawson A cebni- nanied by Mrs: Windsor visited Saturday with *lends in Gode- rich, Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love of Care, Midi., anent the weekend visiting the latter's father, Mr, Robert Cooper' and other tela fives, /tally day service will be e On - ducted • Sunday, September NI in St. Andrew't United elviteli with the pastor, Rev. MeMillan in charge of the Wiled. Mr. arid Ms, Ronald Meat& Aor spent a feW days in Sarnia visiting retativet. Mr. and Mrs. Apniegate of Ahilt: were Wedenri vii. (ora Of M. and M. Robin Mo - Mrs. Clarenee Smillie, WM het been heseitalited, It Ole lo be Mlle *phi, Letter From • • 1pka pen, on Saturday, in ...honer of her daughter,Merle Dickert, • Mrs. Harry Clarke and Miss Ruth Clarke returned lime On • Saturday after holidaying for two • weeks with 'relatives New York, Mrs. A. Mason, who has been • g her sister, Mrs. C. ilaurn- *erten and Mr. t aumgarten, is • returning to the West Coast. On the way she will visit with rela- tivee in Winnipeg, Calgary and other towns in the Western PktViriCe8. and Mrs. Rendall, Jr),, of New York, are .visiting Oil wok with the Clarke family mate ether relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Phillip rassold, it Of Diatiwood, are staying with ' their Ilaughter, IVIrs, M. Ratz, whitelfrs. Fasseld is recovering from her recent illrieee, tttaM Mrs. Reward Clarke Were! Sunday visitors with her gratitnihet, Mr. Wilbert Young liUnt, Miss S. Young, at Corbett, .Mr. Robert Seel, of London, Pfaited Oh Friday with hi S dai(01 80,. Arts. Jack Rat, Mr. Ratz, d whose marriage to Kenneth Ray McLellan, of Kippen, takes plat on Saturday. Guests were re- teived by Mrs. Dickert and her daughter, assisted by the groom- eleet's mother, Mre Josephtt. McLellan o Kippen. .The rooms were attractively decor with baskets of gla- dioli aed in the dining room a yellow and white color scheme was tarried out with*strearnere and bells and a bouquet of white and yellow mums centeredthe tea table. Tall yellow candles io street candle holders flanked the tenterpieee. • In the afternoon tea was poured by Mrs. Edgar Wahl or Listowel, and Mtg. John Diek. •ert of Harristoti, aunts of the bride; in the evening by Mrs. Tvan Forsyth of Kippen, and Mrs. 'Wm. Klein of Mitehell„ aunts of the groom, Others assisting In the tea room in the afterefittni were Mrs. John Deitz and Mrs. John Cooper Jr, and in the evening Mrs. Wni, Coleman and Mtn. dy Consitt, Assisting in the kit. en' ilk the afternoon were Mrs. Obert J. McGregor, Mrs, Robt, Elgie and Mrs, John Sii. air, and in the evening Mrs. buten Workman and Mrs. rI McClinefleY, Shower and Wedding gifts t t 7/. ti'. Anne Giahaitt, of London D est ministeil Mild Mr: el or Parkhill, the guest W *t anniversary serVices iCa Iiit Sunday, 0. • . 44 44, • News Of .Cromarty bactql..1.Ait Plan For Oesaor ° The September meeting of the Marian Ritchie livening Aux% • ay WAS bold at the church with the president, Mrs. Lorne Elli- ott,, Presiding. Airs. John MR. Ler read a passage of Scripture and Miss Alice Sqrsdahl read sa chapter from the study boek. Arrangements were completed for the bazaar which will be held en the afternoon of October 03, in the basement. of the church. Personal items Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Otto Walker were Mr. and Jt1rs. 3i11 Smith and son, Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs, Smith, Sr., Lendon. acid Mrs. and Mrs. Her- man Mitchell, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace spent a few days last week with their son and datighter.in.law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carlingford. Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl, Miss Mice Sorsdahl and Miss Ruth Rowe attended Rally Day serv- ice at /urn's Church, Zorra, on Sunday. Richard Bineing, spent a feW days last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar. The regular meetingthe CGIT Was beld'on Monday when A bale of used clothing was packed. Sunday visitors with Mrs. M. Houghton were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills and daughter, $t Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple and family, Chisel - burst, and Mr. and 1VIrs. Ross Houghton and family, Stratferd. Mrs, Sarah Scott had as her guests on Tuesday, Mrs, leel- land, Science Hill, Mrs. Cole, and Mrs. Harper, of Rueseildale, Mrs, ElmerColquhoun, Clinton, Mrs, Horton McDougall, Airs. Wilbur Miller, Mrs. George Wal - 'Nee and Mrs, Lindsay AicKel. la r. Mrs. A. Guest, of Kincardine, Henson Personals Miss Bernice of Ser. ''otthOteSIORMOMOIRO4O04111111annttehiatetataketIMIWIMOVOteWellatontittOnlit0110041Statalla. • -1 nia, spent the weekend with her parentsDWng., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mss Ruth .Soldan, of 11011131ton, NOTICE spent the weekend with her par, mils, Mr. and Mrs. William dan. And Mrs, .Patterson, of Reseville, California, .accont- panted by Mrs. Annie Saunder- ceck„ tutored to Toronto on Sat. urday and visited' with AIM Satinclereock'S son-itelaW and daughter, ¥r and Airs. A. Peer. son. Miss Marguerite MacDonald, of London., was a recent with Mrs. Pearl Passmore. Mr. And Mrs"' Bruce Glenn, of Toronto, visited during the past week with the fornter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 111, .Glenn. is visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Storey, A number of girl friends were entertained at the home of Miss Carol Ann Dow, on Saturday, the occasion being her ninth birth- day, The Law Offices of W. 'G. Cochrane at Hensall will be open . 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