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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-13, Page 6Page 6 The Times -Advocate, November 18, 1958 • 4. 4 4.4......4•4••••••144,44,194,44-. Henson And District News. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Heciden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Ladies Conduct PS Students Chaplain Speaks Poppy Campaign NICEF At Hensall Rites Legion Ladies Auniliary met Aid U Tuesday evening in the Legion;5 h f Hall for their November meet- '„ sra`" a"( " ll"rts"" "h. tng presided over by the presi-:"e Se11°°I. ilensall. on Bat" dent, Mrs. William Brown, lowe'ea night instead of receiv- Mrs. Isabella IV. Shea was int- ! ing the usual treats eolleenel tiated into membership and ap- over Settee) for the plications for new members. Brian Fink headed the list for were received from Mrs. Jessie; - Cameron and Mrs. Marion Was- collecting the most money with on, Poppy Barbara Schwalm in second •sbuggers on Saturday " Were Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs. B. place. Kyle. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. D. .Noakes. Mrs. L. Baynham, Mrs.Mission Society R. McKenzie, Mrs. Shea. Airs. Smale, Mrs. Howard Smale, Studies Alaska Airs. R. Taylor, Mrs. H. Horton,- • • • • • • • and Mrs. Ron Mock. Coffee. hot ; The November meeting of Hen - chocolate and doughnuts were ' sail United Church W.M.S. was served to those taking part in; held on Thursday afternoon with the parade on Remembrance' an attendance of 35. Mrs. W. Day. ;Dining presided and her group Plans were finalized for the took charge of the meeting. Airs. bazaar, hake sale, tea and draw Harburn and Mrs. R. J. Pat- ter doll, to be held in the Le-!erson assisted with the dev•otion gion Hall Saturday, November , 29, 3 p.m. I The second chapter of the Highlights of the 28th Convert.; study hook on Alaska was edu- tion of the Ladies Auxiliary of rational and well given by Mrs. the Canadian Legion held at the ;T. Coates. Mrs. S. Roohol and; Royal York. Toronto. the latter !Mrs, N. Jones. A chorus by Mrs. part of September were given B. Sproat, Mrs. Roobol. Mrs.. by Mrs. Brown and airs. Bayn- -Coates and Mrs. C. Passmore ham, who attended as delegates.i was enjoyed. The Christmas meeting will be Airs. G. Armstrong chaired held as usual on the first Tues. the business period, Christian !lay of December with the usual stewardship notes were given by gift exchange. The Legion Aux- Mrs. A. B. Roweliffe. The vi -it - Wary a.re making plans for a; ing committee. Mrs. S. Mitchell Christmas party for the chU-! and Mrs. Grace Harpole. report- dren of the veterans and mem-; ed having made many calls. bers of the auxiliary. The visiting committee for No- There vember and December is Airs. There will be a standing charge; of $1 R. J, Patterson and Mrs. A...50 for use of dishes and silver for any organization. wish- Clark, ing to use them at banquets held; The W.M.S. Thankoffering will in the Legion Hall. I be on Sunday, November 23 when Rev. C, D. Daniel will be A donation of $10 was voted. to the Springhill Disaster Fund, the speaker, Airs. A. Clark presided for : Reports of the South Huron : the nominations with election to Sectional meeting held in Cred- iton recently were given by Miss be held in December. Mrs. Edna: Al, Ellis and Airs. Armstrong. Corbett won the mystery prize. Mrs. Cross reported on the din- ner for Presbyteey when the Auxiliary cleared over $32.00 New York Visit Topic At Carmel Mrs. Mac Dougall showed elides taken . recently in New York and Washington at the; meeting of the Ladies' Aid of! Carmel Presbyterian Church on Monday evening. ' '-Mrs. Hannah Murray presidedi for the devotional and was as- sisted by Mrs. J. McEwen and; Mrs. A. Orr. • Airs. John Soldan presided for the business. Mrs. Earl Camp- -bell, Airs. Robert Madge and i Miss Hannah Murray were eta-) pointed a nominating committee' to bring in a 1959 slate of offi.-1 cers at the December meeting. Mrs. J. Soldan and her group will be in charge of the Christ -1 inns decoration for the church. ! Mrs. J. McEwen and her group; were hostesses. Amber Rebekah Lodge Meets Mrs. Inez alcEwen, Noble Grand. presided at the regular. Meeting of Amber Rebekah t Lodge No. 349 on Wednesday . evening in the Lodge rooms. An invitation was received from Huronie Lodge No. 306.; Clinton to attend a. meeting of . their Lodge on Monday, Nov- ember 17 when the Assembly President, Mrs. Alarg,aretta Rose of Owen Sound. will make her official visit, A gift was re- ceived from Mrs. Geo. Walker. for the C.F.T. fund. A marathon Euchre was clis- Cussed and Mrs. Glen Bell was appointed convener with 'Mrs. B. Shaddick, Mrs. Inez MeEwen' and Airs. E. Chipchase assist- ants. Arrangements were made : to hold a Euchre in the Lodge ; Hall on Wednesday, November 26 guests to be invited. Personal Items ,• Miss Betty Mickle. B.Sc.N.j has returned to Toronto to re-: some her duties with the Vic- torian Order of Nurses after; spending the past two weeks visiting her 'parents, Mr. and airs, Laird :Weide. AOTS Aids New Club honoring the dead of two world • wars, lien -salt branch 468 of the 1•Canadian Legion observed Re. membrance Day service here on Tuesday. A parade composed at :the Legion, Legion Auxiliary. , Girl Guides. Brownies, Scouts, , Cubs, marched to the cenotaph where a service was held con - 'dueled by Chaplain C. D. Daniel, and %ere:ells placed for the Prov- ince of Ontario by Airs. R. Tay- lor. Sr.; Legion, President Wile lima Brown; Ladies Auxiliary, President airs. William Brown: Village of Hensall. Reeve N. Jones: Tuckersmith Township. Councillor Elgin Thompson: Hay , Township. Reeve V. L. Becker; Scouts, Leader John Baker. At the service held in the town ; hall. Chanlain C. D. Daniel ehose for his theme — "The praise of the men of the past," Choirs were represented in the service of prase with Miss Greta Lam- mie. pianist. At the conclusion of the serv- ice in the hall, Major C. D. Dan tel took the march past assisted by F 0 Reid retired adjagent from Clinton. Parade Marshall was Sam Dougall; sergeant of the color party, Tim Taylor: rot- or party for the Legion, Bryan Kyle and Harold Bnnthron; Le- gion Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs. Har- ry Horton and Mrs. Howard Smale.' Coffee, hot chocolate and doughnuts were served in the Legion Hall to those taking part in the parade. persona I Hems Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Orr, Sr.. Elmwood. and Mr. and Airs. .lames Orr and Anna. Parkhill, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr and „Tim. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Troyer and Faye spent the weekend in Toronto at the home of their brothers. Rev. and Airs. F. J. Morrell and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Morrell. Mr. James Sparks, of London,: is spending several weeks here. itiinso 'Winners I,c7,I.!11 la winners Saturday last e ere Gem' MagineY. Mrs. ti. Varley: Airs. Donaldson: Mrs. Clarence Bell: Mrs. Var., Icy; Mrs. N. Baird t3p, Mrs. It. Ta Inc Carol 'Brown; airs. Bruce Walker 121: Mrs. •aeee venner; Mrs. N. Long: Mr. Oak; Louis Johnson. Paul Klenke, Mareaeet Woodburn, Mrs, c ! hale which is to he packed at Evening Auxiliary' Members were reminded of the the church on November 2o. for used nylon hose. Members Donates To Care There has been a special request • are again asked to save their At the meeting of the Evening used stamps and turn them in 1,o; Auxiliary of the United Church Mrs. C. Richardson. i on Monday evening, it was de - Mrs. Jarvis Horton, 'Mrs. C. cided to send a Care parcel and Cook and Airs. T. Sherritt were also give a donation to the local appointed as the nominating Girl Guides Association. committee. Kippen Society Marks Birthday The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's United Church held their 72nd birthday party at the church last Wednesday evening and had to bring in a new slate of offi- as their guests ladies from Hee, cers at the December meeting. sail IV.III.S., Turner's Church, Airs. Bryan Kyle conducted Egmondville W.M.S, and Duff's the devotional assisted by Mrs. Church, M c K ill o p. Hostesses Dave Kyle and Mrs. C. Christie. were Mrs. John Anderson and Entertainment was provided Mrs. Eldon Jarratt. by the recreation committee, Mrs. Ronald McGregor con- Mrs. Ron Mock and Mrs. Lorne ducted worship With Mrs. Ross Chapman. Hostesses were Miss Broadfoot at organ and airs. Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Pearl John Sinclair at the piano. Passmore. The president Mrs. Russell Kinettes Sponsor Dance Consitt was in the chair for the 6 The Hensall Kinettes at their balance of the meeting extend, meeting on Tuesday evening de- ing a word of welcome to the • cided to sponsor the C.R.N.X. guests. Mrs. Warren Thompson ,barn dance on Saturday. Dec - favored with a solo and was ac- : ember 6 at the home of Airs. companied at the piano by Mrs. W. Clement. Ross Broadfoot. Mrs. Verne Al- = Prior to the meeting the derdice introduced the guest, group canvassed the town and speaker. Mrs. Briton. wife of sold tickets on a Christmas cake Rev. Briton of Northside United made by Mrs. P. J. McKelvie Church. Seaforth. She spoke on of Essex, formerly of Hensall. the subject "Lamps that we o The cake will be drawn for on Christian women may set burn- December 0. Mg." Mrs. R. D. Elgie moved; The .next meeting will be held a vote of thanks to the guest . at the home" of Mrs. Jack Drys - speaker, dale. A quartette consisting of Mrs. • John A.'. Cooper, Airs, Howard AA/ Finkbeiner, Mrs. Pearl Love o vf „. atch Pets and Mrs. Edith Thompson fa-; ' " voured with a number, I Tuckersmitn .. e Mrs. Consitt invited all the 'Il ladies to the Sunday School room for a social hour. The table was Tuckersmith council has urged centred with a birthday cake in ratepayers in the township to white trimmed with yellow. Yed-; use every precaution in the face low candles, white and yellow of o the current rabies epidemic. mums completed the' table dec-t Council suggested farmers keep oration. The cake was cut by; a close watch on domestic 'dogs Mrs. Allan Johnson, 1 and cats and report symptoms immediately •to the veterinarian of the health of animals branch, - Smile Awhile , • Sea forth. ' 4- The coun0i1 deferred action on svhe man who wrote and asked Exeter's request to support its petition to the federal govern. if a certain hotel permitted. dogs ; merit for amendments to the received this answer from the CTA prohibiting drinking in pub - manager: 'Tv bee 1 in the hotel i lie places, business over 30 years. Never' Grants were approved to pur- yet have e called the police to, chase wreaths for Remembrance eject a disorderly dog in the:Day services at Hensall and Sea - small hoursof the night. Never forth. ' yet has a dog set the bedr Treasurer E, P. Chesney was clothes afire by smoking a l instructed to complete payment cigarette. I've never found a on the see,pnd concession and, towel or blanket in a clog's suit- Sinciair municinai drains upon case nor a whiskey ring on the receipt of certificate of comer& bureau top from, a dog's bottle., tion from . township engineers Sure, the dog's welcome. P.S, , and to eon for payment of the If he'll vouch for you, tome' same, along too." l Prank Ming was employed to t * * * * install water services In the !properties of Lyle Hammond end . .. i • E • . 1 ' A gmonc vine t • The small by had just start- i T"k F""- n ','15 ed sa Cost of $chool. and after a week he j " ' .. said: "Mummy, the teacher! asked me all rtbout you and , An energetic young salesman lodaddy, anti if I had any brothers spent the whole day trying to '. and sisters." see VI important tycoon. Ile "I ant glad to see her taking I finally hi u d g e o n e d his way so much interest," replied the through an iarmy of reception. mother . "What did you tell, Kg And secretaries, and got herr into ;the great man's' office, i 9 A mil I was an rimy child. I "Salesman, eh?puffed the 1'eseeutive, "Do you know my l "And what did she say to secretaries have thrown 13 sales - 1 "Oii, AIM. 'Thank Heaven.'" I "I know that sir, i'm Mein.," that?" men nut of here 'today?" Guests at the supper meeting: Of the A.O.T.S. Men's Club at Janies Street United Church on' Monday evening were from Clin— ton Wesley -Willis and Holmes- ville churches and from the three :Appointments of the Fullerton charge — Fullarton, Carlingford' and Munro. The local group are sponsoring a club on the Fullerton charge and will present the program and • Install the officers at a meeting to be held at the Munro church • on.. Wednesday, November 26. 'Robert Southeott reported the findings. of the Committee, which Included Gerald Godhott and Pr. • R. If. Cowen, to investigate the • Pessibilities of holding a New. Year'e party in the church. It Atrat voted to hold the party with the same committee, making the trratigetheats, Rev. II, -J. Snell gave the high- ttghta .of the recent 'General Council held at Ottawa and fob. Ott Seutheott gave art outline .of the laymen's banquet at Gorrie. . 'The devotional was taken by bougias May and Caffrey Garin. A two•minute silence of remelt. britlice was observed. A sing- song was led by Norman Walper aind RAY Mills ,Ptegldent Mervyn 'Cud:more 41•41ted the theettttg. Each . member is to donate money to the supply allocation and the balance to he used to purchase toys to be sent to the • Indian Mission at Cross Lake, Manitoba, President Mrs. William Mickle presided and Airs. Brighton Ferg, Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Ross Richardson were appointed • • ,. • r • • •• •••• 6. • • • V .•rt ' 4, • Au, we' I,. V' t Mrs Robert Reid. of Icinear- •dtne, :-pent last Wt‘inemiay '-mra •• lir. and AL:s. Clarence Reid ' .Air. and Airs. James Morris, and family., ar..t meniburs of their family dent their grandson Jamie, oi Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chipehasc Goilerich, visited on Sunday with and Lundy. Mr. and Airs. I L. McCloy, Wilkinson. Jackpot Saturday, Nu ember rat 1:""t4'• spent the weekend 15 will be $120 hi. 61 inns with Mr. and Mrs. George iLess, Personal Items. Hunters leaving here Monday night for a two weeks' hunting expedition to Silver 'Water, Mani- toulin island 'were George Hess, ielzra Aloueseatt, Kippen, Tom Sherritt; Herb Mousseate Zurich. ,rewn,44,44r,v44,444444444.4^. Mr,. Hess returned to 'Toronto well them for a two week's va- ration. Airs. Gordon .\ it -kers, Halide and Allan, of Newmarket. visited last week with air. and Mes. Bert • Horton: and Mr, and Mrs. Peter B. Al eN a ugh t on. .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Relit and Allan spent last Sunday vis- .iting relath es at Tiverton. .„ Hunters leaving Wedriesda night were Dr. Addison. Clinton: Jaeli Bannister, Jolla Robinson. Leroy O'Brien. Jim Parkinsen. eeirich; John IValper, Woodstnek; Roland Ilrenier and 1)on •Shep- ; herd. Grand Bend. ' Barry W. Horton and Fred C. beer attended the Corps Cyclists Ilattehon Reunion dinner in Hamilton. Mr. George Otterbein, of Pres- ton, visited this week with his father, Mr. William Otterbera, Messrs. George Hess and Thomas She in company :with several Zurich men, left for ;Manitoulin island on Monday for a week's hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles. of London, were recent visitors with Air. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes. Air. and Mrs. Leroy Peters, of Pembroke,spent the weekend with the former's parents, Air. and Mrs. Fred Peters. Miss Katharine MeEwen spent a few days last week visiting with her uncle and aunt. Mr, and Airs. Jas. . y, London. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Barrie, of London, were recent visitors with Mr. and Airs. Lawrence Bayn- ham and family. Air. and Airs. Hugh Mamen, Jr., spent a few days last week in Detroit, Mr. James Baynham, of rieergetown, visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Raynbam. 'Anniversary I Art enjoyable evening was. spent at. the benne Di' Mr. and Airs. Stanley Mitchell when a '•numher of relatives surprised them on their 30th wedding an- niversary. Their daughter and sou -in-law, ; Mr. and Mrs. Eight:Kendrick. of Grand Bend, entertained them at dinner earlier in theevening. Progressive eilehrP was played and luncheon served from a table centredwith a three -tiered mi. versary cake. Mr. and Airs. Mitchell were presented with an :electric fryer. ;Personals Mrs. Minnie Sangster spent the weekend with members of her Ifamily in Luella and London. t It. of the >•. ,Selea‘ate 6 r ' 45 Lynn Valley EEN o $ R 4.41.4 .._•••: •••• 1 5 -oz. tins FEATURE! Dr. Ballard's Champion PKG. -GE 200 FEATURE! Wagstaffe's Marmalade or EN ch es FEATURE! Whole Kernel Fancy Quality MEW'S Catsu FEATURE! Aylmer Fancy Tomato Ji ke EACH 29c FEATURE! Allem-es Orange — 48 -or. rink 2. ron FEATURE! Aylmer 15 -oz. tins Peas And Carrots FICR FEATURE! Clark's 15 -oz, tins Beans With Pork eon 59c BAKiNG TIME! Australian Sultana ns Cyt Mixed Fruit a Pineapple Ings Dip • ers a a a a PKG. 24b. cello 55c 8 -oz. pkg. 23c 4 -oz. pkg. 21c 31C OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS ett It's BIG! It's CIOUNT:FULt What wonderful savings aro yours for the picking from our bumper crop of bargains in Canada's favorite foods, Come shop! Come save! Pick yourself a basketful of bar, gains at our storewide HAJ VEST SALE! roR EO F'i F 0 R 24 -oz. jars FOR 14 -oz. tins SUPER PRODUCE FEATURES Whits LEIB. pes 29c Grapefruit 42 Bananas. 2 SUPER SAVE SETS THE PACE IN QUALITY MEATS Hamburg 2 Las'. 79c Bologna PIECE tin reLlteEte Peamealed Cryovac ea's Aion ia,;ottage Roils Shoulder Butt Pork Chops 3 LO. LES, 49 49'