Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-11-07, Page 6S T'1f, ,.Advocate, Neve nlbor 7,, 1957 Hensall And District News • CORRESPONDENTS Mr;. Maude Hedd.n,..Phone. S .. Mrs, Archie. McGregor, Phone. 02141 ti Drop Recoid Choose Winners ai For Hallowe'en Rl' Oibis. Donations ns . A congregational dinner meet - tat was held in the United 1� Church last Wednesday evening II to consider; the Sector flan gi which WAS explained to the con- gregation and a film shown, cozi- ly It was voted unanimously to SI eliminate the printing of per= .mutat givings in the church b financial, statement. di Reports were given by K. ilChristie representing the Sun- day School; Airs. John. Drysdale, Evening Auxiliary; Mrs, George Armstrong, Women's Missionary Society; N e Is o n McClinchey,' Young People's Union; Walter L4Spencer, Official Board; Ross Forrest, program chairman of h Sector Plan; Elgin Rowcliffe, resources chairman; Don Joynt, general chairman, and Rev. C. D. Daniel. ti Don Joynt chaired the meet - tog. One hundred ,and sixty r „members of the congregation attended. 4.1 g+ Persona) Items '< Mr.. and Mrs, E. R. Shaddick ti and Bill spent Sunday with; rela- o tives in;P almerston, ' CANADIAN (6 l PROPANE 1' k • GAS .a APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON. Ii Ph. 156=W Grand send 11 = x Prize winners at the Hallow - e en party Thursday evening for the children of Hensall and community were: character, under 6, Bradley Mousseau, Sandra Harkness; comic, under D, Marian Ferguson, John Joynt; character, 6 to 10, Michael Davis, Cheryl Little; comic, 6 to 10, Eric Campbell, Dennis Hark- ness. Character, 10 and over," Bobbie Middleton, Sylvia Henderson;. comic, 10 and over, Freddie Funk, Larry Jones. • Judges were Mr:. and Mrs. Charles :Hay, Mrs, Inez Mc - Ewan, Percy C a m p b e 11 and Gerald Bell. Hallowe'en Dance The Hallowe'en dance spon- sored poresored by the LO,O.F. and Amber Rebekah Lodges held in the town hall Friday evening was a success and well patronized. Prize winners were: ladies' character, Mrs, Aubrey Far- quhar, Mrs, 1V. Jones; ladies' comic, Ernie Chipchase, Loreen Cooper; men's character, Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Mrs. Ernie Chip - chase; men's comic, Bill Shad - dick, Jim Wilds. Best dressed couple, first prize, Mrs. J. Baker, Mrs, H. Cald- well; second prize, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker; door prize, Miss Lois McLellan. The judges were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mc- Bride. cBride. Personal Items Mrs. Edna Corbett was a weekend visitor with Miss Vera Rowe in Exeter. Wayne Smith was the lucky winner of a Christmas cake valued at $7,50 at Thiel's service station on Friday evening. Aureomycin Solubable Powder (in 1•:pound and S•pound lots) Aureomycin 'Crumbles (in S-peunc and SO•pound Tots) For Bacterial infections in. Cattle and Swine COMPETITIVE PRICES! Wilson's Rexall Drugs Phone 20 Hensall , Suits And Topcoats. dust Arrived from . England at. T. C. Joynt & Sen, Hensall SUITS --Latest shades and styles of pure. wool' worsteds. „ PRICED TO SUIT YOU SO 52 to $,61° Wee-' t<a_a Topcoats • In Gabardines,; Cashmere .finish and Harris. Tweeds in the popular: Velmac- an Model! " $42.30 to $5.950 • SPORT COATS — Priced moderately from .,.......,n..,,....,r 529.50 to 542.30 SLACKS :.....:........>:1.95'to'525.00 Bo 1p Sport Coats, Slacks Latest' in shies and shades. SPORT COATS .14,15. to $15.96 SLACKS $5.9S iOYs' SUITS $21.50 to $3730 K - Las Call For • Hunting Clothes! .• A.eversjbie'duck parkas • 'Reversible ht ntitlg caps • ;,Ltloed, leather insulated I0"" hunting bot •: $smafl leather insulated 10" hunting boots r "f ►°lobi & niidn socks, .. Cotton and leather gloves SHOOAND SAVE AT Tax Return x Rto 'Best Ever' Although He'nsall's mill rate is the highest_ in its history, tax collections this year are better than ever before, Clerk J. A. Paterson reported to council Monday night, • Only $2,500 of the total roll of $53,000, or about four ..and one- half percent, is outstanding. 'This is the best it's ever been," said the clerk. Council has. requested retain- ing fees for the services •of the fire •brigade from four neighbor- ing townships, The amounts are: Tuckersmith $125, Hay $125, Hib• bert $75 and Usborne $75. 'A payment of .$50 has been re- quested from H. R. Arnold, Stanley Township, whom the. brigade assisted in a recent fire.. Council is giving consideration to a request from the Legion for a .rebate on the taxes paid on the branch's building. A dele- gation from the branch present- ed the request to council. Bylaws appointed Tom Laven- der as motor mechanic for the fire brigade and setting the dates for nomination and elec- tion were passed. E. R. Davis . reported on the erectionof stop signs which had been torn out and the gravelling of streets .and erection of snow feces. Construction work on Rich- mond, Elizabeth and • Brock streets, in preparation for pav- ing, will start next week by the county road department. Robert Raeburn, appearing• for the public school board, received permission to erect a light on the school grounds. Present*Awards To 11 Members Mrs. Harold Bonthron was hostess at her home Tuesday evening, October 29, for.. the Kinettes meeting. Special guests were •Mrs.William Fuss and Mrs. Jack Cornell. President Mrs. John ' Heal, who presided, presented 11 of the members with 100 per cent attendance bars. Mrs. Harold Knight, past president, was pre- sented with a gift and her past president's pin by Mrs. Heal. Members visited shut-ins on Sunday, November a3. Mrs. J. Clark won the raffle prize. Newlyweds Honored The town hall, Hensall, was filled to capacity last Wednes- day for a reception in honor of Mr. and- Mrs. Ken •McLellan (nee Merle Dickert), a recent bridal ,couple, of Kippen. They were presented with' a purse 'of money. Thepresentation address was read by .Jim . McGregor, and pre- sentation made by Lloyd Cooper. The Norris orchestra provided music for the dance. Remembrance .Day Services Remembrance Day : service will be observed in Carmel Pres- byterian Church Sunday, No- vember 10, at 11 a.m. A short service will be held .at the ceno- taph prior to the service. Rev. Donald MacDonald will be the speaker. ' Honer dride. Elect Complinlenting Miss Gladys Baker, bride -elect of this Sat- urday, Mrs. John Baker was hostess for twenty relatives and friends for a miscellaneous presentation in •her honor. Va r i e d' coloured balloons, streamers, ' and autumn flowers formed attractive house decora- tions. Gladys was the recipient of. many lovely gifts. 'The presenta- tion address was read by Mrs. Baker, and presentations made by Mrs. Bob Baker, Jr., and ,Miss • Greta Pfaff: Contests were enjoyed. Debra Lowery. Funeral services for Debra Lowery, one -year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Lowery of Hensall who died Sunday, November 3 were held from the Bonthron Funeral chapel on Tuesday, conducted by Rev. C. D. Daniel, Burial was in Hensall Upion cemetery.. Surviving are the baby's par- ents, two sisters and tw,p broth - era, Legion Hold Itemembrante Day The Hensall branch of the Ca- nadian Legion at their meeting Monday evening decided to Sponsor a pee wee hockey team again this year and. appointed Sant Rahnie manager of the teani. Plana , were finalized for Re. membrance Day Services td be held at Carmel Church Sunday at 11:1$ 'a tn. preceded' with a service et the Cenotanlh at 10:30 A.m. Members of the Legion, t.atdiee Auxilary, Guide' and Brawnier will march iii a body tothe church. Ten 'daltars was voted to the Beek Mernorlal •Sanatorium at Byron,. near London, Nomina- tions Were .held, The December meeting will be a dinner Meet - Philip Mckenzie, first vice pfresident,. Chaired the meeting, Personal It.ins Mr. and Mrs. Kest O'erbett (nee Donna Taylor) arevery happy tottnfotnee the birth of their son ,(Ste herr RossWel1) bra October Sty iitt Clinton PUhile Hospital, Permute( Items Mrs. George Hamilton. of Att- burn, was the .,guest •Saturday• last with Mrs. J. W. Bonthron. Vernon, LloYd and Orville Hedden,, St. Catharines, visit ed ,over the weekend with r s, Catherine Redden. Mrs. Mao Greer, of London, spent the :weekend with her iniother; Airs. •J, W', Bonthron, Afenibers of Hensall Legion.. Ladies' Auxiliary motored- to Exeter on Monday evening and were royally -entertained by the Exeter Ladies' Auxiliary at a Halloween party held in the :.e- gion. Hall. Mrs. 'Howard .Smale, o al Vas the luck. f Hensel', l u s ner of a blanket in a draw. win, :and Mrs. A. W. Burtt, of Fredericton, N.B., are spending a week with their son, Mr, Earl Burtt, of Queensway Nursing Home. Mr. Fred Jennings is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Redden and family in St. Catharines, and with his sister u Blind River. 'The Bible study held in Car- mel Church Sunday evening was well attended. Rey. p, MacDon- ald was the sneaker: Approximately 24 students .111111.1 from grades 7 and it of Principal Mr. Robert Reaburti't .rooni at Hensall. Public School will an, pear on TV on Meana to M'Lady program en CKNK.TV Friday, November 8, Thos show is from 3:15 to 4 p.m. The students will sing three n uniber s. Mrs. Phyl- lis Rogers, of Auburn, is music supervisor. Mrs. S. Loraine, of llcnsall, was another lucky winner of a Christmas. cake valued at $T.50 drawn for at Thiel's service sta- tion on Monday of this week. her, and Mrs, Wilbert billing motored to Sarnia this week where they visited with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. la pilling and. Mrs. Clarence ng and son, and their daughter, Miss Bernice pilling, Mr. and bars. George Jordon, of London, visited over the weekend with the latter's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Herb. Ker- cher. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Pe Loge, of :Sarnia, were recent visitors with the latter's parents, 11zr.. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Rose, of Toronto, were weekend visitors with the former's aunts, Misses Mary and Agnes McEwen, Miss Ann :Linstra, of Exeter,. visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I,in stra. Mr. ad Mrs. Len Noakes were recent visitors with relatives in London. redon, Dr. William Joynt, of London, was a weekend visitor with his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt. Mrs. Dave Kyle is .a patient in St. Joseph's ilospital, London. Mrs, Robert McGregor, Kip - ,pen, won a. five aait".ad Christ- mas cake valued •at .$7.$0 in a draw at Thiel's service .station, Hensall, last Wednesday eve - Mrs. Inez 11fcEwan held .a fain- ily dinner on Sunday last at- tended by twenty-one relatives •from London, Paisley, Chesloy, Port Elgin and UIonsall. Mr. and Mrs. William Shupe and daughter, Sarum, returned. on Thursclay last to Milwaukee, U.S.A. after spending two' weeks with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. ,Jinks, Mrs. L. :Simpson is spending two months with members of her family in Detroit, Members of Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary will visit Eric Red Cross Old Soldiers' Home in London, on Tuesday eve - ,ming ot November 13 and will entertainewith, bingo, a socia hour and will provide lunch. Sunday •visitors with Mr. ;and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm.; and ,faln- iiy were Mr..and Mrs. Garfield -Robinson d M. and f o and r a d M .rs. Sandy Miehaluk, of Windsor-._ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'II.ara, and Peter of Belleville, spent the weekend with Mrs. Violet :Schwaweeksl?n. Airs, O'Hara and lit. tle son are remaining for two. , Mrs. Percy; Graham is spend lig ai week in Palmerston` with r 1 t _ea..ves. 11tr. and Mrs• Harold damson,, Stratford, were Sunday, visitors with Mrs. Violet Schwalm, The November Meeting of Hen - sail Women's Instituter will be cancelled due to the .fact that rlimv.ille W, L has invited the ist tone their guests on Wednsday, November 13, the night, of ilio regular meeting,. At the Decem ber meeting Zurich W.I, will be guests. Mrs, Ross Sararas is a pa. tient in .Clinton Hospital. Mr. John Glenn is a patient in St.. Joseph's • Hospital, Lon- don, • Bonsai]. Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary sponsored .a successful roar, ttalce sale and tea in the: Legion Hall on :Saturday wit's, proceeds most gratifying. Con- veners of the fancy h work were Mrs,: L. Bayn:haan; baking, rs,. R. Taylor Sr.; produce, • Mrs, u h 1 sic Mrs. Gordon. Munn; Rennie. The Rev. Eldon Davis,. a Cana adian Anglican priest now tour- ing Western Ontario, will be -. Please Turn to. Page 7 If ifou'ri TIRED THETME Eterybedy gets a bit run -dawn now and then, tired -out, hemmr-headed, and maybe lathered 0,7 backaches, Perhaps nethine seriously wrong, just a teiuperary,tone cenditiela caused by excess acids and. wastes. That's the time le take Dedd's Kidney Pills. Dedd's stimulate the kidneys, and se help resters their ,normal action of reaming . acids and wastes. Then you feel better, als.p better, week better. Get Dedd s Kidney Pills new. leek for the blue be: with the red band at all *twists. You em depend en Dodd's. sa ta; .!�!'It�re!' 7 � •sUf **A.— •=�v 410 r, ,rpiIr.-rib,�dMk:.` ak toi P, 7 CES,VERIIOVSr 6O1.D1,i\—Sate 10* 20,0*, Peaches 3-65c ACNP •manY's. Fruit Cake LB, BLOCK 59c « + x41,74 ,Tro -4 °.:,.Cit* Rifp,;.,i [J ef.►p,erier,• *ROSE SWEET MIXED — Saye 4* le -ex, Pickles JAR 2 SUPER SAVE Instant Coffee , °F • 99c 74-ateeMANY LOW• PRICES ite 6,41' �orv�c �lrz?era.� it's fun to be fooled—but not when it costs you money' So don't be °misled by big type "specials" in food market ads. They make up only p small part of your food bill. It takes many items to complete your shopping list—and that is Why it takes MANY LOW PRICES to cut down the total cost of a cartful of foods. You'd find that you'll save much more money—and serve better meals in the bargain—when • you buy AL1. your food needs here where EVERY price is a LOW PRICE .' agid many, low prices on your food list add up' to • smaller 'food bills for you. 540141 S002.63 500381 0106.27 Srr" -- rr, SALAD DRJ:SS1! — Sate 14¢ 32 -on;. jar Mracle Whip 69 Sliced Bread 2 o°F' 17c CLARK'S 1 A\C'Y — •Snipe 7e 45 -oz. tin JUICE Tomato .2-59c srI'En. SAVE Coffee LABEL' L 9. *•:i aw,46 -sal:*„a• .i w 73c opt 04, s FANCY Rim CRUDE — Save 1:5 Salmon 3 SUPE!:., SAVE Coffee GREEN- LABEL- - doe ity.,1 M FOR L. 8.3c DR, BALLARD'S CHAMPION — anve lle Dog Food 4FcR45c $t?PFR. SAVE rtmE Peanut BSltter15-oz• 35c AJAR ' EXCLUSIVE WITH KLEENEX TISSUES. $UPER SAVE QUALITY MEATS Blade Roasts • ;Le. 37c Smoked Bacon Squares LB 33c Lean i eamealed Cottage Rolis Boneless Pot Roasts .Cooked Hdm • • CRY -13 -VAC /AS 49c La 35c 79c SPANISH ONiON•S SUNKIST ORANGES 1395 • CRANBERRIES • SWEET POTATOES FRESH PRODUCE . Spy Apples s LB. POLY. BAG 33c • • White GRAPEFRUIT 10 FOR PERRY• COMO'S ' SUPER SAVE ,PRE•CHRISTMAS BONUS! HIGHLIGHTER ALBUM . PANDA • BEAR ONLY 150!` 3 200 pkgs. an the tear.) • out strip ' from any EX* box Oslo,KLA sami, WS Mut'* Coati=EiE birAltt At kt1ENEx *SPLAY Saye 90 Giant 37" Various Calors Top 'Quality PIush ONLY Regular 55.95 • .49 with' 55.00 order • .2 FOR 23c • DDZ.49c L9. 23c 3 1-13.3.