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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-20, Page 15Fxeter 0 El Insta is I icer or s In a setting n pink and :blue, Elgin McKinley waS ill- y:ailed Worthy matron ,of Bxe- 1st. Chapter in the Legion i\lria ljalj on WesinesdaY evening, Mr. Elgin. Mcicialey Was installed worthy patron, Their Corps tsf officers include: woe. matron, Mrs. Garnet Pat - *term; assoc patron, Mr. Gar- ret Patterson; ,secretary, Mrs. Wm. Middleton; treasurer, Mrs. Wellington Broc'.; .concluctreas. Mrs. Wellington Brock; .,, assoc. Conductress. Miss Kay Bay; ehaPlain, Mrs. L. Lovett; roar - shall,. Mrs. L, McBride; organ- ist, Mrs. Ron Squire. Aclab, Mrs. C. Dixon; Ruth, Mrs, L. Morley; Esther, Mrs. IL May; Martha, Mrs. E. Camp- bell; Electra, Mrs. H. Broom; warder, Mrs. It, Williams; See. tine!, Mr. Earl Campbell. Mrs. Allan Fraser was installing ma- tron and Mr. Allan Fraser, in- stating patron. Others on the in- stalling board were: Marshall, Mrs, Stan Love; chaplain, Mrs. WM, Bell; organist, Mrs. R. Pryde; warder, Mrs. M. li$de; sentinel, Mr. Max Turnbull, Those Assistin,e; in the East were Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs, 5anders, -.Mrs R. Kestle, Mrs. %tn. Middleton, Mrs. W. Brock, Airs. Garnet° Patterson, III HU! I IIIIIIIto Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open. this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the, week. South End Service !Mr. Maurice (40ance, Mr. Garnet I Patterson and Mr. Wm. BM, Mrs. R. Nestle conducted the star point ceremony, Mrs. 44 1St Smith contributed, A vocal solo and Mrs. McBride, a trumpet solo, Mrs. Wm. Bell, retiring ma- tron was presented her jewel by her sister, Airs. B. Taylor and Mr, Wm. Bell, retiring patron received his jewel from his daughter, Mrs. 'Irvine Ford. Members of Exeter Chapter acted as honorary officers and the worthy matrons front the district formed guard of honor. Guests were present from, CHU tOnr Myth, God elicit, Sea - forth! Ingersoll, St. Marys, Strathroy, Mitchell, Parkhill; Appin, Delaware and Bright. Trivitt Bazaar Raises $180 A bazaar and tea sponsored by the Ladies Guild of Trivit1, Memorial church on Saturday A at the Central dining room was suocessful and uxiliary Reports afternoon Hotel. stiff Auxiliary 4...,,,,441,1,411,411114.1,0.14171,V4471111...44,411,1114511,14,11,41414441,400 Utr440144.44 44”444174.. • 'angGirl sts Award' Marilyn Strang, R.R. i. Hen - sail, has won one of tour $100 agricultural scholarships award -1 ecl annually by Huron county. council. • Daughter of 1:shorne- clerk Harry Strang and Airs. Strang: and a graduate of SHDHS, Maris• i bet won the Macdonald Institute award. She has completed -eight 4-11 homemaking club projects • since 195i and has been an active member in the limondale -club. Other winners were: Charles MacGregor, R.R. 2 Seaforth. OAC degree course: 'Michael Dalton, R.R. 7 .Lueltnow„. OAC diploma course; Donald Lohb, ILR. 2 Clinton. Western Ontario Agricultural School, Ricigetown. HURON WARDEN'S BANQUET—The 1958 warden's banquet in Huron, with Warden Jahn Morrissey as host, was attended Thursday night by 325, in the auditorium. of Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, proceeds were $180 Mrs. Irene :Harness won the bean guessing contest. There were 669 beans in the jar. Federation — Continued From Page 14 Art Clarke and Mrs. Lloyd Hen- derson. Two piano solos were contrib- uted by Miss Allison Clarke, Cenfralia. President Mrs,. Robert South- cott conducted the business. It was decided to bring a toy for use in the church nursery'at the December meeting. PAYS SOCIAL DIVIDENDS Charlie Smith, Exeter B of M , manager, quotes this statement: of J. Pierpont. Morgan: `Jk small hank account pays a laitge dividend socially, in addition to rgegregt tttt MiteitrememigilltiglegriMMIlitergingrgitrO its steady financial returns." 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Zwicker; staff representative, Miss Alice Clay - pole;. cancer society, rep., Mrs. H. Murray; board rep., Mrs. J. G. Dunlop. Committee conveners: nurses, Mrs, . Allen Fraser; social, Mrs. H. Pollen; ways and means, Mrs, E. Howcy; tray, Mrs. Ruf us Kestle; sewing, Mrs. Bruce Tuckey; cutting, Mrs, Arthur Fraser; buying, Mrs, W. C. Allison; membership, Mrs. !Ulric Snell; nominating, Mrs. R. B. Russell; pianist, Mrs. Andrew Johnston; asst., Mrs. Larry Sid- ' der; public relations, Mrs. C. S. MacNaitghton. 4 Rev. H. J. Snell installed the new officers. The nominating ! committee included Mrs. M. C. Fletcher, Mrs, S. B. Taylor and Mrs. R, Dickins, It was the best year yet fin- ancially for the Ladies Auxiliary east "while finances are not all- important it is good to know we are progressing" said retiring president, Mrs. C. S. MacNaugh. ton, as the yearly reports were given. are „. • STAR t SALES.3, • .-....,:em . 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COnadierf Johns-Monvilia, 6r1 tredif, it 08t JOHN•MANviLLE FIBRETEX PANELS PROM When itoisa tfriket oteli'msty ceilings, it hoondst back oes dimioishttl. With ribfelex, wanted noise is looped bbd obscrbed. DASHWOOD PLANING MILLS LTD. JOHNS MANVILLE Elms DING PA ATERIA::1001111 "My one Wish," site continued, "is to have as many people as • . possible interested in our Auxil- iary. A large membership pro- motes goodwill." There are 106 - i members in the group and the big project this year was' the furnishing of the living room at [the newnurses' residence at a. cost; of $1,500. Mrs. Fletcher paid tribute to the fine leader- .• • ship of president Mrs. C. S. 'Best Year' MacNaughton during the past two years. Mrs. E. Bell gave a compre- hensive report of the Hospital Association convention in Toron- to which she attended as a dele- gate of the Auxiliary. Miss Alice Claypole extended an invitation to the ladies to be guests of the nursing staff of the hospital at the Christmas meeting. • Topic From , Elimville By MRS. ROSS KINNER. The third meeting of the ''4-11 Club" girls was held Saturday at the home of Airs. Ken Bern. . Overdrive, as sharp. as, they game! El The Times -Advocate, November O, J9$ Pogle05 cr1 About Flour." . the neyal 1 Ave Fair. Mrs. Philip, Mach returned Ms. and Mrs. James Si* n* : home on Saturd• from South and family Of London, visited 0 Buren Hospital.At present she Sunday with Mr. and Afrei 1::. spending a few weeks with William lioutlY, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques,4 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell ASA Mr. Delmer Skinner spent , family of Hensall visited Sattsrs Tuesday in Toronto attending the slay evening with Mr. asid- MM. Cream Producers' meeting and Gilbert Johns, eVIIIVIII11411111114IIIIHKOHWIIVH411411011414141,41111141H11.111444n40144411/4411444104440411H144441AHHHHHHHOMMAIV oCTh ' 1 I \ , /i I (Meg SALE i - i * i '56 OLDSMOBILE "8W' TUDOR HARDTOP i Automatic., radio, whitewall tires, tutone paint, i 5PCIt1eS51. A trade-in on the new Laric Studebaker] 1 '54 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION SEDAN Gets I even members answei ed the ; roll call by naming one rule far I storing cereals. The leaders discussed flour and its qualities. Mrs. Shirley McAllister, Huron home economist, will visit the club on December 6. Miss Mar- garet Brock and Miss Marilyn Weber demonstrated the making of graham muffins and all en- joyed a sample. The next meeting will he held at Mrs. Harold Bell's on Satur- day, November 29 with the roll call "Three things I have Learn - We Have Several Older Model :,.... 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