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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-12, Page 6The Time:-Ac4yocatet December It '1.957 ippen Comments By. MRS, NORMAN 'LONG MtI.11A,! Meeting The December Meeting of the W.M.S. was held, at the church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joe ¥Icl~,ellan,vice president, chair - cd the Meeting and Mrs. Robert 'McGregor and Mrs,. Norman Wickert were hostesses. •The devotional was taken by Mrs. Harold Jones. Christmas 4rols were sung and the study book was .given by Mrs.Russell Consitt assisted by several other sneMl?ers. W.M,S.. Officers • •Macs. Russell Consitt was elect- ird president of the W.M,S. for 1958. Honorary president is Mrs. Emmerson Anderson; vice pres- s idents, Mrs, John Anderson, Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs. Reward Finkbeiner„ secretary, Mrs. Wilmer Jones;. treasurer, ?ors, Morley Cooper; press sec- retary, Mrs. Norman Long; Missionary Monthly sec,, Mrs. Archie Parsons; Mission Band, Miss Dorothy Turner; Baby Band,Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; community friendship secretary, Mrs. Ralph Turner; Christian stewardship, Mrs, Ross Love; supply secretary, Mrs. Emmer- son Kyle; supply committee, Mrs. Archie Parsons and Airs. Robert McAllister; pianists, Mrs, Ross Broadfoot and Mrs. Harold ,Tones; sunshine and as- sociate member secretary, Mrs. Eldon :Jarrett; ehristian c,itizen- Ship, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, W.A. Officers Mrs. Alex McMurtrie was elected president of the W,A,.. Honorary president is Mrs.`' ,AKIDNEY .CID S ,..Rest R® Many people never seem to get a good !eight's rest. They tumand toss—blame it en'nervea'—when it may be -their kidneys. !Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess acids from the blood. If they fail and impurities. stay in the system—disturbed tut often follows. If you don't rent well et and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's p the kidneys so that you can rest 'Satter—and feel better. 136 Dodd's Kidney Pills !Harold Jones; vice presidents, Mrs. Robert McGregor and Mrs, Verne A'iderdice; treasurer, Mrs, Edgar McBride; secretary, Mrs. Egbert Faber. Personal Items a Mrs. John Cooper, accompanied by Mrs. Alex Whitfield of Lon• don, recently spent a few days in Royal Oak,Mich., Detroit and Bloomfield hills, Binning- , ham, visiting her Sisters, a brother-in-law and friends. Air. Fred Nichols of Birch River, 1►ianitoba Is visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and: Mrs. Lou Clark Sr„ also a niece and nephew, leer. and Mrs, G rdoti Wren. The Christmas concert at Tuckersmith school No. 2 is be- ing held at the school Dee, 17 at $:15 p.ni, Mr, .Powell of Seaforth was the winner of a fruit cake in a draw at Dickert's store last. week. Mrs. Wni. Kyle was the lucky winner of a set of steak knives donated by Purity Flour at Em- iuerson Kyle's store. Mrs. Jean Kyle of Clinton vis- ited last Wednesday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Kyle. The Christmas school concert at No. 4 Stanley is to be held Dec. 17 at 8:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graing- er, Mr. and Mrs, Don Hendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau, Mr. and ,Mrs, Alex McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGregor of Hensall Co-op spent Monday: and Tuesday in Toronto and while there ^attended the annual co-op meeting and banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Seigle, Jimmie and Donnie of Centralia visited Friday afternoon. with Dir, and Mrs. Robert Perkins. Miss Carol Faber spent Sun- day in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon. Kerr of Winthrop visited recently with the latter's parents, Mr. and Elston Dowson. CORRECTION During the Remembrance Day service in Hensall, the pipe band which led the parade was Exe- ter Legion's, not the Bannock- burn -band as previously re- ported. UiVi firi7/r47/r "'aeTA•t7/ tillApii 4f'f7I47Irt7/rV Alti flick) Just 400) \\.1 To Remind You. That we, still Have 'from for the whole many suitable gifts to choofe family. BE SURE YOU STOP IN AT OUR STORE AND • • SEE THE MANY SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Stop And Shop At Wilson's Rexall Drugs, PHONE 20 HENSALL O greAO R/daggr ACCilfsari 0 ens.:.. And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mri. Maude Heddon, Phone S. Mrs, Archie McGregor, Phone 052-r-31. Legion Elects Bill Brown Hensall Branch No. 468 of the Canadian Legion at .their dinner meeting on Wednesday elected William Brown as president for 1958. Others named were: vice- presidents, Phillip McKenzie, Roy Smale; secretary -treasurer, P. L. McNaughton; Sgt. -at -Arms, Leonard Noakes; executive, S. McArthur, Fred Beer, Jim Tay- lor, Robert Sangster., Ernie Chipchase was appoint- ed coach of the Legien Pee Wee hockey team A donation of $25,00 was :made to the Hensall •Christmas tree fund, The Legion Ladies Auxiliary catered for the turkey dinner. W.A. Elects Officers The W.A. of St, Pauls Angli- can Church, Hensall, met at the borne of Mrs, Charles Fiford •on Thursday evening and elected officers for the 1958 slate, - P'resident is. Airs, W. C. Good- win; vice-president, Mrs.. R. R. Middleton; secretary -treasurer, Mrs, Fiford; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. William Taylor; prayer partner, Mrs, R. Taylor Sr. Wins Kinette Cake Mrs.Laird Mi ekIe was the winneof the Christmas cake drawn for on Saturday night. Reeve N. Jones drew the win- ning ticket. The project was sponsored by Hensall Kinettes with proceeds going for welfare work. Mrs. Irvin .Armstrong, president of Exeter Kinettes made the cake, • Win Yule Fowl At Legion Bingo Winners at the bingo Satur- day night sponsored by Hensall Legion were: chickens, Tom Dougall (2); Bill Noakes (2); L. Jarrott; 'Bill Parker; Mrs. Clarence Reid; Gordon Cole- man; Mrs. Jim Bengough; Mrs. Bob Baker Sr,; Mrs. Reichert; Mrs. Wm. Brintnell; Mrs. Sam Ronnie; Lorne Hay; Ernie Har- burn; Special games — Turkeys, Jack Corbett; Mrs, Clarence Reid; Mrs. -Ernie Harburn; Mrs. George Varley; Norman Hep- burn; Bert Horton; Harvey Keys; Tom Dougall; Mrs. Mae, McLellan; Mrs. C. Wilkinson. Door prize, turkey, was won by Mrs. Bob Baker Sr. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dilling and son and Miss Bernice Dilling, in Sar- nia. Mr. John Mitchell is spending a week with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Traquair. Dr. D. McKelvie, Robert and Anne, of Essex, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Drysdale and Mr. and Mrs.- E. Shaddick and Bill. Gerald Wurm, Exeter, was the winner of a Christmas cake at Thiel's Texaco Service Station. • 'i1D►":iCt fes:ll rl6U.r' Lr::ii ll fir:3l f/r rgiragggi '.IRWRIR iMfllflZllZagilrlZT�lg Shop In HENSALL Win A 7 -Day iI BERMUDA X111 expenses, including plane fare and sightseeing tours, are paid ilt this once -rota -lifetime prize offered by friendly I•iertsall merchants, A11 ya have to do is SHOP I1 IIENSALL you get a chance to win with every $1.00h purchase. Dravir Christmas eve. , REE EKA 'INO IN NENSALL ARENA. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON ,.s Council Refunds Tax To Legion A grant of $5.1.48 'was approved for Hensall Legion by Hensall council at its meeting last week. The grant represents a re- fund of the taxes paid to the vil- lage by the Legion ;for its build-. ing. It does not cover county taxes. This is the •first time such grant has been made by council, A number of other communities make similar refunds. Other grants included $200 to recreational committee and $10 to the district Girl Guides asso- ciation. E. L. Mickle was reappointed to the SHDHS board. Clerk J. A. Paterson reported tax arrears were down to $2,000, less than four percent. Reeve's salary of $100 and councillors' salaries of $75 .each were paid. Council instructed the- PUC to install • a street light on Eliza- beth street north of King street. J. Taylor appeared at council meeting requesting the light. E. R. Davis reported the coun. ty road work had been com- pleted. Some of the catchbasins would have to -be raised in the spring. Constable Davis was autho- rized to allow transients to stay overnight only no oftener than once a month. • Reeve Norman Jones was em- powered to declare December 26 Boxing Day. United. Church Notes Rev. A. J. McKim, of Wesley United Church, Clinton, ad- dressed the Young Peoples Fire- side meeting in the United Church here Sunday evening with Y.P. societies from Varna, Kippen, Brucefield, Exeter, -Cen- tralia and Elimv Ile as guests. Huron Junior Farmers' choir led the music. Next Sunday will be a White Gift 'service and baptismal serv- ice and on Tuesday, December. 17 the annual church school Christmas concert. Vets' Ladies Choose Slate At the Christmas meeting of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary held on Tuesday evening, president elected for 1958 was Mrs. Wil- liam Brown; vice-presijents, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Howard Smale; secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Baynham; treasurer, Mrs. Bryan Kyle. Sergeant -at -arms, Mrs. Harry Morton; pianist, Mrs. Edgar Munn; assistant, Mrs. Baynham; executive, Mrs. S. Rannie, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McClinchey Mary Taylor, Mrs. H. Bonthron, and Jerry were recent visitors Mrs. Alda Simmons, Mrs. J. with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mellick3. in Goderich, Mrs. Stile's, of Varna, visited during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron. Mrs. Keith Lindsay and Pam- ela, of Napanee, are visitingawith. the former's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson and fam- ily, this, week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles and family, of London, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster and Mr. and Mrs. Len Noakes. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. • Cook, of London, visited last week with Mrs. Inez McEwen and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster. Miss Anne Linstra,. of Exeter, was a recent visitor with her par- ents, arents, Mr. and Mrs. Linstra. Mr. Fred Kennings returned this week from a five weeks visit spent with his daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Red- den and family, of S. Catharines, and with his sister, . Mrs. Mary Gable, of South,. River. Mr,• and Mrs, Sim Roobol visit ed over the weekend .with. Mrs. Roobol's brother, Mr. Anthony Geldersland, at Ridgetown. While there they, went to Chatham to see Mrs. Geldersland, who is a patient at Chatham, General Hos- pital, Pan Parties For Children The annual Christmas tree party for the children of Hensall and community will be held Saturday, December 21 at 2 p•ni. Following the arrival of Santa Claus and opening Gere- monies treats will be, distributed to the children after which a free ,show will be held in the town hall, This event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Legion Branch 468. Committee in charge are William Brown and Alf . Scholl. Kinsmen Pian Xmas Party Hensall Kinsmen held their dinner meeting Thursday eve- ning with president, Jack Drys- dale, presiding. Past president Bill Mickle pre- sented five new members Jack Deitz,, Tony Charrette, Murray Baker, George Beer and Earl Soldan with their Kinsmen pins. Plans were outlined for a kid- dies party for members ' and their children to be held Sunday, December 22, the Sunday pre- vious to Christmas.. A fishing film loaned by the C.N.R. was shown in charge of Frank Ellwood. Lodge Plans Christmas 'Party Amber Rebekah Lodge at their meeting Wednesday eve- ning discussed plans for their annual. Christmas party to be held Wednesday, December 18, when members will exchange gifts, and will,also bring gifts to the meeting to be donated to the Children's Aid Society at Goderich. Noble Grand Mrs. Wil- liam Caldwell presided for the meeting, . • Nursing Home Changes Hands The Queensway pursing home, Hensall, owned by Mr. Earl Burtt, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Orville A. E. Jones of Lucknow, who took possession ,on December L Mr. Burtt, who came to Hen- sall from St. Marys a year ago, was unable to continue with the nursing home owing to i11 health from the results of a recent fall. Mr. Jones was a flour miller at Lucknow, and Mrs. Jones was - on the staff of a • private hospital at Lucknow for four years, and was a graduate of Clinton Hospital. They have a family of one son, Kenneth, and one daughter, Louise. Mr. Burtt, while in Hensall, made many friends who regret his departure. He left for St. Marys Thursday of this week. Personal Items Henderson. Mrs. A. Clark was in charge of the election. Mrs. Luella Hall, of Blyth, Zone Commander, will be invited to install the officers at the Janu- ary meeting. Discussion centred around the Christmas party for the,"l:Red Cross Erie Reid Old Soldiers Home at London,, and Monday, December 16, was chosen as the date, when some thirty men at the home will be entertained and presented with Christmas par- cels, and served lunch. In charge of the lunch will be Mrs. Gordon Munn and'Mrs. H. Smale. Mrs. Ron Mock 'and Mrs. Ines McEwan were chosen a commit- tee to look after a Christmas gift for a war veteran at West- minster Hospital. It was decided to send Christ- mas baskets to shut-ins. Presi- dent Mrs. E. R. Davis chaired the meeting. Bingo winners were Mrs. Aik- enhead (2), Mrs. A. Joynt, Mrs. J. Henderson, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. Alda Simmons, Mrs. Edna Corbett, Mrs. H. Smale. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Ronnie were re- sponsible for the Christmas deco rations, and Mrs. Ronnie and Mrs H. Bonthron convened the lunch. News Of Cromarty By MRS. K. McKELLAR W.M.S. Elias Officers The December meeting of ,the Woinen's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs, Calder Mc'K'aig with Mrs, McKaig pre. Siding, The service of worship for Christmas in, the. Glad Tidings lyse followed and the candle lighting ceremony observed. ,Those taking part were Mrs, Sarah Scott,.M , Har rs, E. Moore,, Mrs'. Hou ghton Mrsr g , per , Mrs. K, McKellar, An interesting Christ- mas story wa,s read by Mrs. Will Milter. This being the annual meeting, reports were given by the differ- ent secretaries and the treasurer, The slate Of officers presented by the nominating committee was accepted. President :ts Mrs. T. Laing; honorary president, Mrs, Sarah Scott; vice-presidents, Mrs. Cald- er McKaig: and Mra. M. Lantond; secretary, Mrs.. T. L. Stott; W treasurer,. Mrs. W. Harper. Secretaries are: Literature,' Mrs. J, M.ott;..supply, Mrs. Sarah Scott; glad Tidings, Mrs,. M. Houghton; exchange, Miss M. Currie. home helpers. Mrs. M. Houghton, assistant, Mrs, J. Seett;press "secr'etary. M'rs. X. McKellar; brgenlsts, Mrs.Wilt 141111er trs. J'.' Wallace; audi - tors, Mrs. L. 'Sorsdahl and Mrs. Grace Scott; nominating commit- tee, Mrs. F. Allen and Mrs. F, Harburn,- visiting committee, Mrs. L. Sorsdahl, Persoflel Items Mr. and Mrs, Calder N:el{aig. Visited with relatives in ..Mitchell do Sunday, Miss Alice Sorsdahl spent the Weekend with' her friend, Miss Charlotte Batten, Monkton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace and sons, Carlingford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Neil Lamont, London, and MrS. Allan•MeLean, of Filmore Sask„ were Sunday visitors with Mr: and Mrs. ;Lloyd Sorsdahl 'and family, Phone 102 ,fol HARVEY'S TAXI 24HOUR SERVICE J at Friends •Shower Jean Armstrong Complimenting Miss Jean Arm- strong, bride -elect of this month, Mrs. Jack Simmons entertained At her home' at a miscellaneous shower when 40 neighbors of the former school section were guests. Mrs Harold Elder and Mrs. Don. Gooding- assisted the hostess,. Mrs, Jack Drysdale was host- ess at her home on Saturday eve- ning when a number of Hensall friends presented the bride -elect with a cup and saucer shower. Mrs, G. Corbett, of Toronto, entertained a number of Hensall- ites, friends of the bride, at a shower recently. A number of friends of the bride -elect entertained for her in London where she was formerly on the teaching staff for the past several years. Auxiliary Elects Mrs. W, Mickle Officers were elected for 19$8 at the Christmas meeting of the Evening Auxiliary -of the Hensall United Church held Monday eve- ning. ,President is ` Mrs, William Mickle; honorary president, Miss M. Ellis; past president, Mrs. Jack Drysdale; vice-presidents, Mrs, Ken Elder, Mrs. . Robert Reaburn; secretary, Mrs, Doug Cook; treasurer, Mrs. S. Rannie; pianist, Mrs. William Fuss; as- sistant,. Mrs. A. Shirray, Stewardship secretary, Mrs. Gordon. Munn; literature, Mrs. Walter Spencer; supply, Mrs, Bryan Kyle; cards, `Mrs. Hugh McEwan, Jr.; friendship, Mrs, Don Joynt; social, Mrs. R. J. Drysdale, .and Mrs. Raye Pater- sonr Mission Band leaders, Mrs, C, Christie, Mrs. 3, Cornell, Mrs. Earl Dignan, Mrs. E. Chipchase; recreation, Mrs. Ron Mock and Mrs. Lorne Chapman; press, Mrs, Maude $edden; flower, Mrs. B. Ferg, Mrs. Jim Taylor; nursery school, Mrs. Harvey Keys and Mrs, John Heal, Theladies of Chiselhurst Unit- ed Church werespecial guests. The devotional was in charge of Mrs. Ron Mock. Guest speaker, Mrs. 0, Winter, of Zurich, spoke on the history of "Yule Burning." Instead of the usuhl exchange of gifts, members brought Christmas gifts of children's clothing for the mission at Cross Lake, Man. Mrs. Don Joynt and Mrs. Doug .Cook were in charge of this project. They also sent a Care parcel to Korea. Mrs. Russell Broderick, who recently took up residence in Exeter, was presented with a gift, Mrs. H. McEwan and Mrs. W. Fuss rendered a vocal duet, with Mrs. Shirray accompanying at the. piano, • and Mrs. A, Ross favored with a piano solo. President Mrs. J. Drysdale chaired the meeting. The school- room was decorated in Christmas motifs and committee in charge were Mrs. Raye Paterson and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale: Mr. George Thompson of Lon- don, England, will arrive here on Sunday, December 15 to spend the Christmas holidays with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fiford and - family. Mr. Thompson will spend two weeks here. Miss Helen, McDonald of Pori Elgin and Mtss :Phylis. Smith of Waterloo, who aro .attending Stratford Teachers' College,, .spent last week practice teach- ing at No.. 1 Tuckersniith, under the supervision of Mrs. Laura. belle Reichert., A i L• L L• L 'i L` L L L L L L• L �.t t t�j l t< 11?�1: L� tr ?Ieer!4mo17/ 4th! 440.4 Hurry Hurry! Hirry! a Time Is -Running Out Gift He Will Choose A Be Proud 'To Wear From T. C. Joy rt & Son, ; Hensall FOR THE SPORTSMAN • Viyella Shirts in Plains and Tartans • Curling Sweaters and Tams • Wash and Wear Cotton Flannels • Jackets of All Kinds • Lined and Unlined Gloves, Black, Brown, Grey and Natural • Sisman Bushmaster Shoes — 6" and 10" Heights FOR DRESS WEAR • Arrow White Shirts • Sport Shirts — Stripes, Checks and Plains • Currie Ties • Tie Bars, Cuff Links, Matching Sets • Sweaters by Warren, Tony Day, Forrest • Car Coats by Bantamac, Victoria • Slippers, Flight Boots, Matching Shirt and Pant Sets, Caps, Tie ind Sox Sets, Belts and Scarves. All Gifts Boxed Free! BERMUDA VACATION Don't forget that with every $1 purchase you get a FREE TICKET on an all -expenses -paid BERMUDA VACATION. A -N -D 'That there is Free Skating every Saturday afternoon in the Hensall Arena. SHOP AND SAVE 'AT 1 t , A, ' r T.C.Joynt&Son PHONE 62 'HENSALL i A A , A �'�... Here's the tow -down for a BUSY SANTA CLAUS, Peentliktos there's an easy 'way of beating that last-minute rush for Christmas presents—and it leads straight to the B of M` branch in your neighborhood; Where there's a B�fM;.' there's a way! v ..:t? p_it, agitlrla iltbilikt Owe' retAt old tearc►ptk..., 1f you are a busy Santa Claus with a long list to take care of, be sure to in- clude a visit to "MY BANK" on your shopping tour. Here you will find a num- ber of gift -ideas that are guaranteed to give special cheer to everyone on your "what -do -they -need?" list. Youngsters rank high on anyone's list and there's an extra, special gift that's bound to make a hit a Savings Account, complete with passbook designed to appeal to the small fry. And wait 'tii you see the gay 'yuletide passbook cover — just right for the occasion. .,.a'ttd of 1.t/r . Tor the hard-to-choosc.for, . r. festively -decorated cheques /f• that come in Christmassy • f,411 AM envelopes and folders pro- � ,o vide a short-cut to your 4-4,,,,,,,~ shopping problems, For out of-towners, who like to buy . for themselves, practical II of M money orders enclosed in holly- decked envelopes can save you needless Worry and guesswork. , And if yotc are an employer, you.can give your staff bonus a yuletide lift by using special 11 of M Ch1•istmas' cheques. • BANK 60444 96i4e 64lhi Fiteter llratcls i 'MY-'BANir to o Aiwa, avows C. B. SHAW, Manager Centralia (Sub -Agency): Open Tuesday and Thursday Grand Bend (Sub4gertcy) i Open Mon., Wed, and PA. Crediten 14ranclr' CLARE IRWIN", %Wet (Open Tuesday, Thursday tad on Priddy 4.so G p.m.) Dashwood' (SubMAgency): Open Mon., Wed & 174 Hensall Branch, KENNETH CHRt5 IAN, Manager Lucsn Branch: IACIt STEACY, Manager 0 • F x 4 A. t c• 4 A 4. A r 4 1, li' A' A all