The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-17, Page 6, Thi
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1'►1xlsts•! dvoxake, April 17, 1954
And District News
CQRRESPQNDENTr.
Mrs, Maude Meriden, Phone S
Aire, Archin McGregor, Phone 196
!Honor Members
Over 100 Entries Vie
; Waif Life Eyre
Ait Second I"lobby Fair Mrs. Campbell �re and Airs,
Ilu:+sell Brock Mete hostesses
viewed the hanrliworkof Herisatl hum Woman's Association bell
fur the Easter meeting of Chisel -
Well over 100 entries of arts
end crafts competed for prizes at
the second annual hobby fair
sponsored lay Hensel]. Recreation
Committee in the to n hall Fri-
day night.
Mrs. Sans Rannie, secretary -
treasurer, said competition was
keen in most classes, particular-
ly art and copperwork, in which
classes have been held this win-
ter,
Reeve Norman Jones opened
the fair and a large crowd
:District Lady
and district citircns• in the United Church with the
Mrs. Frank Elliott, Blyth, led 1;'. A. president, Mrs. R. Tas-
the prizewinners with three firsts for Jr., taking the devotional •
in best dressed doll, eopperware and business.
, and aluminum trays. Mrs. R M. , The group deckled to purchase
t Peck, Hensall, took top prizes a new Sunday School registrar,
j.for still life art and hats. Oil's.. Taylor to loos: after the
' Art winners included Mrs. I)on project.
)oynt. Hensall, snow scene, and Mrs. R. Boyce chaired the
Mrs. Russell Broderick, Exeter, meeting for the 'Woman's Mis-
landscape. :ionary Society which followed,
Tops in women's crafts were Mrs. C, D. Daniel and Mrs. Tay
Airs Robert
Baker Sr Hensall
for reported on the Presbyterial i
n
held at Ontario United Church.
crocheting; Mrs. FiedBonthro
Reaches 90
Mrs, Agnes Consitt, Br;:eefield,
observed her ninetieth birthday
Wednesday, April 16, with a quiet
family dinner,
Mrs. Consitt, who resides with
her sister, Mrs. William Doug-
- las, of Brucefield, was born on
the Parr Line near Hensall. She
is able to be up and around every
day, is interested in television
and reading, and enjoys crochet-
ing and knitting.
She has one son, Roy Consite
And one daughter, Mrs. Charles
Farquhar, both of Hensall, seven
grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs.
Douglas; and Mrs. Eva Carlile,
Mrs, Annie Logan, and Mrs. A.
Harvey, HensalL
Shower Bride•Eteet
Mrs. Victor Hargraves, Bruce -
field, was hostess at her home
Thursday evening for a miscel-
laneous presentation for Miss
Greta Pfaff, bride -elect of this
Saturday. Greta was presented
with many gifts. House decora-
tions were in pink and white.
A. social hour was enjoyed and
luncheon served,
$ride•Elect Honored
Mrs. George Beer was hostess
on Monday evening in honor of
Miss Marilyn. Erb, bride -elect
of this week.
A social time was enjoyed dur-
ing which the •bride was pre-
sented with a hostess chair and
several gifts, The presentations
were made by Mrs. G. Deitz
and Mrs. Ingram. Several friends
from. Mitchell attended.
Mrs. Glenn Koehler was host-
ess at her home last week in
honor of Miss Erb when a num-
ber of friends presented her
with a shower of miscellaneous
gifts. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. E. Schroeder.
Auxiliary Hears
New Canadian -
'Mrs. R. Van Farows of 'Exeter, Alexander, Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, Mrs. Peck.
..
!Hensall, hooked mats: .sirs. Hen- Clinton, recently. airs. John'
ry Adkins, RR 2, Hensel], cm.: Glenn gave stewardship notes
hroidering; Mrs. David Kyle, and Mrs. Clarence Coleman the
(Hensall, knitting, treasurer's report, Life member.;
Other winners were, Miss. Gail ship certificates and pins were •
Sangster, Hensall, hest display presented to Mrs. Carl Stone- 1
of buttons; Jerry Drysdale, Hen- man and Mrs, W. R. Kinsman.I
salt, model airplanes: Howard : Mrs, R. Boyce read the address
Rannie, Hensall, woodwork; It.: and presented the certificates,
M. Peck, Hensall, shop work. 1. Mrs, Percy Harris and Mrs.'
Judges included Ralph Sweitz-I Taylor made the presentation of
er, Airs, Robert Middleton, Car- the pins.
- lisle Wilson, Mrs. R. Peck and ; Mrs. Daniel presented the last
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. ' chapter of the study book on
Jim Taylor is chairman of the i japan. The, visiting committee
recreation committee, t reported en treats and flowers
Kinettes Plan Rummage Sale to shut-ins. A special collection
Hensall Kinettes meeting at
was taken and a donation sent
g to the cancer cupboard, Mrs. A.
the home of Mrs. Robert Rea- Ross favoured with a piano sola,
burn on Tuesday evening. final-
ized plans for their rummage .Bingo Winners
sale to be held in the tosi'n hall, Winners of .the Legion bingo
Saturday. April 19 2 p.m. !Saturday night last were; Tom
They decided to forego a ro-, Kyle; Mrs. Wm. Reichert; Mrs.
cial es -ening for the month of Fleischaurer; BI r s . Clarence
April so that members might at -I Reid; Mrs, John Watson, Toron-
tend the Inter -Club meeting, May; to; Mrs. A. Reichert; Mrs. Cliff
2, at Simcoe. There will he a Watson, Centralia (2); Mrs.
'= delegation attend the Aylmer " Carlile Wilkinson; Fred Ken-
{ Kinette Charter night 16th of nings; Mrs. Forrester.
April. 1 Jackpot next Saturday night
Election will take place April; will be worth $60.00 in 54 calls.
22 for which Mrs. George Saw-; These bingos, held every Satur-
yer will be hostess. Mrs. John 1 day in the Legion Hall, are spoil-
Deitz won the raffle prize. 1 Bored by the }lensed Legion,
Choose New Officers
For Women's Institute
The election of officers far pointed to represent the HOa-
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1958-59 at the annual meeting of sall Women's Institute on the; SUPER SAVE SETS THE PACE
Hensall Women's Institute .held South Huron Hospital Auxiliary
I Wednesday evening, was con- Board. Mrs. Orr, Mrs."Peck and
ducted by Mrs. Robert Elgie, Mrs. Frank Hartburn were ap-
pointed a committee for the
Exeter Fall Fair W.I. Exhibits.'
Mrs. Armstrong reported on the {
District Executive held in Hen- SUPER SAVE SETS THE PACE!
salt, i
Airs, Orr had on display ar- I
ticles for the layette drive of
Unitarian Service Committee for
Arab Refugee babies. Short
Courses were tabled for the next
meeting. Standing reports were
Peck; branch directors, Blrs, submitted and secretary-treas- SUPER SAVE SETS THE PACE!
George Armstrong, Blrs. Albert urer's report was presented by
Shirray; president, Mrs. Carl
Payne; vice-president, Mrs. E.
I'orminton, Mrs. T. C. Coates,
Mrs. Sim Roobol: secretary,
treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Teck, as-
sistant, Mrs. William Henry;
press reporter, Mrs. Maude Red-
den; district representative, Mrs.
George Armstrong; alternate,
Miss Phyllis Case and Mrs. R, M,
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Addressed members of the Eve- Blrs, W. R. "Stephenson; card A splendid and interesting mil -
ging Auxiliary of the United convener, Mrs. Alice Joynt; as- livery demonstration was given
by Mrs. R. JI, Pecls, demonstra-
Church and their guests at their sistant, Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin; by Mrs R 1 Paterson assisted
April meeting on Monday. :sirs. pianist, Miss Greta Lammie, as -
Van Farowe spoke on the Dutch sistant, Mrs. William BroWVii; ting the making of hats from be -
New Canadians and the difficul- auditors, Airs, W. 0, Goodwin, ginning to the finish, and also SUPER SAVE SETS THE PACE! Aylmer Choice Quality Halves
ties confronting them beginning Miss Mary Goodwin. had on display hats that were
new lives here. The spWker was Standing committee fanconveners: nns at the ippenery course
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-Forrest• Mrs. Wesley Richardson; cite- rous reading "The Purple Hal"
President: Mrs. William Mickle- zen and education, Mrs. T, ,T, and Wayne Payne rendered a
who presided, welcomed the spe- Sherritt, and Mrs, R. D. Elgie; violin solo accompanied at the
sial guests from Carmel. Presby- home economics and health, piano by his mother. Program
terian Church, St. Paul's An'- Mrs. J. K. McEwan, and Mrs. conveners were Mrs. C. Cook
'lean and the W.M.S. of the A. R. Orr; misterieal research and Miss Greta Lammie, hostes-
United Church. and current events, Miss Mattie scs, Mrs, Payne and Jennie Bit -
The devotional was given by Ellis, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Shirray
Mrs. Ken Elder assisted by Mrs, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
Lorne Chapman and Mrs, Sam. President Mrs, Carl Payne
'Rennie. Mrs• Rannie submitted chaired the meeting. A motion
the treasurer's report. was passed to send 515.00 °to
Nelson McCiinchey favoured the F.W.I,O. to help their finan• Robert Dalrymple „71rcipefruit
chanan. The May meeting was
reviewed. The Legion hall was
decorated with Easter Lilies and
porsythia, Delicious Pink
PEAS
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with two piano solos. Solos were sial status. Alis. Alpert Alexan-
sung by Mrs, William Brown der, Mrs. Basil Edwards and .
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!Mrs. Harry Horton wee p wns , , t►
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,,Ou,11u11""utl❑ 11111 In IAA11ulllllllulllllpuutu11111tit IJIIIttttt ullttlllu,,fl, lIr111111lIatl$IIIII1111111lItIl,l(t, Robert Dalrymple, 11, rest'. D , Apples r, i��' c
dent of Egmondville, flied ole
I ,, Monday, April 14 at his residence •
1. following a lengthy illness. Celery •
Ile was horn. in Tuckersmitls
I and educated in Hibbert Town-
Iship. In his early life he was , i
a farmer and threshes 1 or 28 C
1 years he was road superintend- jge
eraof Tuckersmith retiring in 1 �
) 1951,
He was an adherent of St.
;Thomas Anglican Church, Sea -
)forth. In fraternal societies he
was past master' of Huron Lodge,
1llensall 224 A.F. and A.M.
-re was married to his first 1
wife, Alice Dora Harris in 1903. -
I who predeceased him in 1950. Libby's Frozen
In 1e38 he married d'lora Varlet'
of 'i with two
who survives
I Strawberries PKGS,
him with ttvo sons, William, Sea- Strawberries
forth, Charles, at home; two
daughters, (Dora) Mrs. Frank eg $irdseye Yv
Kenny, London; cKay) Mrs. (Nellie) Clark,Glencoe; men 'ins tiers
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I filtasy) Mrs. Wilbur Mcl-taffy, Pin ger > Ac1.i �i
Dublin; (Greee) Mrs. Mex
' James, Staffs; (title!) Mrs.
James hai:four, Cromarty; (In-
' nes) Mrs. Albert 'i -ley, Cromarty;
Tour brothers: James, Cromarty;
1 John, St. Marrs; Harry, 73ruee-,
field, Pugh, Mitchell and four
grandchildren•
1 Heating' tat the 130x funeral
11017) C, Seaktth, until Thursday,
April 17. A private funeral scrv- -
tec will be heli] at the hoMe at
11 a.m. The body Thomas he re-
moved to the St. Ang-
liean Church, Seaforth where:
public m service will be veld at
2 p.m. conducted by Rev, John
H. Barnes. Burial will be in ISxe-
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