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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-02-16, Page 7, ',Pape 7 febrvery 14., 1761 ..: . ,,...,,....,..,,._ ._:.....,,,„.............• ...,.00d.district news- CORRE$PONDENTS Mrs. Maude • Haddon, Pima 3 Mr, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 s'T rutoctroXtrkttrsTitt4,-Pft,g441X''''''''''''''.tltirkr,*rt,'."=r,"V""I?•••241,7e...‘"1.4C1"*TV::;•, winNs.pieliChpir......t.,.carmel Kin honor fetes bride -elect members ar Detroithr... of Carmel Church held a presentation for Miss Patsy Bell, bride -elect of Feb- saAm kRieannslij,wonfirst g ailerink, 3i.pspedrol;Ye rsy at the home of Mr. and Malcolin Dougall Thurs. in the first draw t. the Detroit , aay evening. Patsy was pre - Curling Club, Saturday. seined with a Sunburst electric The rink won all three of clock, presentation a d d r e ss their earnes, defeating teams read by Mrs, Beverly Beaton, from Windsor, London and De . and presentation by mrs. trait; Each member the liam Brown, and a wall plaque foursome was presented with by Miss Hannah Murray. A 10 -pound ham for their win. A recreational period of crgk- sting efforts, inole was played •ancl the win- ners were; ladies, Mrs. Harry Hoy, Miss Carol Brown; gents, Jim Love, Gerald Volland; get- ting the most twenties in pock- et, Miss Patsy Bell with 12. Other members •of the rink included: W. 0, Goodwin, lOadl Lorne Chapman, second; Ernie Chipcbase, vice -skip. UC Evening Auxiliary The Evening Auxiliary of the United Church met Monday evening; with Mrs, Ron Mock, first vice president, presiding in the absence of the president Mrs.. Harvey Keys, who is ill, Chiselhurst WMS and WA A combined meeting of the WMS and ;WA of Chiselhurst United Church, was held Tues- day afternoon. Mrs, Alfred Ross presided for The devotional With the theme the WA and Mrs, Ed Dick con - 'What does Christ mean to ducted the worship. Mrs, Ross me" was taken by Mrs, Ross favored with a solo, It was decided to do cus- tom quilting in the church schoolroom on Tuesday, Feb. 21 when four quilts are to be finished, Mrs. Russell Brock presided' for the WMS when it was deci- ded to send cash to Toronto for the purchase of two quilts for overseas. Mrs. Harold Parker reviewed a chapter from the study book "The Turning World." Mrs, Brock, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Earl •Kinsman and Mrs. Tont Brintnell reported on the vial. lation workshop held in Hen- sall. • Forrest assisted by Mrs, Verne • Alclerdice, and Mrs, Lorne Hay, Mrs. Howard Scene reviewed two chapters of the study book, ::New Ways of Speaking" and •"The Church of South India in Action," Miss Mary Goodwin volun- teered to act as treasurer for the Mission Band for this year, A letter was read from St. Paul's Anglican Church invit- ing the organization to the 1Vorld Day of Prayer on. Fri- day, Feb. 17, Mrs. Clarence Smillie gave • demonstration on mosaic pic- tures and children's toys, and Mrs. Douglas Cook contributed * humorous reading in cos- tume composed by herself. Shower for bride -elect Mrs. James Love, Parr Line, was hostess Wednesday night to relatives and friends for a •surprise bridal shower for IMiss Pat Bell, bride -elect of Feb- ruary Z. An address reviewing Pat's life history from birth to the present was read by Sharon Block of Zurich and an array of beautiful gifts in a dec- orated wagon drawn by Sylvia Bell and Linda Thomson were presented to Pat, who ex- pressed her thanks. Contesti were enjoyed and luncheon ervedm Mrs. Love encing Monday, February 20. s, and Mrs. Eric Smale arranged Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dodds the party attended •by 30. Receives appointment Mr. Grant Doney of the local staff of the Bank of Montreal received his appointment as Accountant and will be trans- ferred to Norwich, effective about March 1. Replacement here is W. R. Ralph, Picton. Davie Sangster, two years old in March, was operated on Wednesday morning in War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Be is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Dave Sangster. At the conclusion of the Kins- men meeting Thursday evening •a joint surprise presentation arranged lir •the Kinsmen and Kinettes was held at the home of :Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight for Mr. ;and Mrs, Frank Eh - wood, members of the clubs and both holding positions of treasurer, They will lake UP residence in Oshawa where Mr, Ellwood, CNR. agent here for six years, has been transferred. Mrs. Ell- wood was presented with Kin. ette playing cards by president Mrs. Ross Jinks, and Mr, Ell- wood received gold cuff links with Kinsmen crest inscribed, President William Clement do- ing the honors. Cards were •played and re- freshments served. Former resident dies Carmen Burton Keyes, 63, formerly of this community, died in Doctor's Hospital, Tor- onto on Tuesday, February 14. He was a CPR telegraph ope- rator. He is survived by his wife, the former Henrietta Howes, two sons, George and Charles, Toronto, his mother Emily Parker, Hensall, two brothers, Russell and Robert:, both of Mitchell; one 'sister, Mrs. Ed- - • .4iO Q4.«"U Nie SHE'S WI "SWEETHEART"—Miss Greta Lammie, Hen- sall WI pianist for many years, was given a "sweetheart" award by President Mrs. Fred Beer for her faithful and energetic service to the Institute. It was the first such honor bestowed on a member of the Institute. An ac- complished pianist, despite impaired vision, Miss Lam- mie 'teaches piano and violin to some 50 Hensall and district pupils. • —T -A photo Hensall WI honors gar (Muriel) Cudniore Exeter 1 AL'S OWN MEAT SPECTACVLARS, S'Iea ii • Round, Sirloin or `Naomi; LOIN • MINCED DRESSED PORK PORI( CHOPS, lb. 6• 9b HAM, Lb. m„.„ „. 49v, SHOULDERS, lb, $UPER $AVE WEEKEND SPECIALS Cornflakes 16 -oz, Rice-Krispies 13 -oz., Frosted Flakes 141/2 -oz. 3 Kellogg' Baby Cereal 16 -ounce packages lu Economy Pack 400's 146. pkgs. SCOTTIES TISSUES 2 pkgs. 51g DAINTY RICE .... . ... . 2 for :27 3 LL. 45c Your Cliace °Ill 0' F • $ .,- ,' A 32 -oz. Bottle Libby's 15 -oz. JAVEX ... . 210 SPAGHETTI ....... .4 tins ,590, Maxwell House lb. bag The big buy! COFFEE 650 )IANT EXTRA .... . .. , . pkg. $30 half-brother, Harold Parker, pianist sweetheart Clark's Hensel'. The funeral service will he TOMATO JUICE Miss Greta Lammie, who has! The TO 1 call was answered ,been pianist for Hensel!. Wom- by each member bringing a en's Institute for 21 years, was friend and introducing her. honored at the meeting of the; Over 80 were in attendance, branch last Wednesday eve- Mrs. E. T. Rowe favored with rang, held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Trull funeral home, Toronto, with interment at Morrison ce- metery, near Guelph. Hensall personal items Mrs. Paul Sedley and family Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flood of of London, spent the weekend Hamilton. While there they with Mr. and Mrs. Edison For- rest and family. Changes in personnel at Drys - dale's Crest Hardware: Mrs. Fred , Broadley of town has been engaged for the office; Mrs. Ed 'McBride of Kippen, sales clerk; and Mr. Harold Knight, service man. Mr. J. X. Glenn is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exe- ter. The ladies of the United Church are holding a quilting in the church schoolroom com- of Winthrop, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roo - hot, Mrs. Prank Ellwood, who will he leaving in the near fu- ture for Oshawa, was presented with a gift from the Guild of Trivitt Memorial Church, Exe- ter, recently. Mrs. Mervyn Hayter is a pa- tient in Clinton Public Hospi- tal. Forty employees of General Coach returned to work on Monday after a layoff of over two months. Flowers in the United Church Mr. W. R. Ralph of Pieton Sunday morning were in •mem- will. .succeed Mr. Doney at the ory of the late Clifford Weido local branch. and placed there by the fain - To attend ice capades . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac- Lean were weekend guests with their daughter and son-in-law, At the Kinette meeting Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. -William (Mickle plans were finalized for a bus trip on Tues- day, February 28 to attend the ice eapades at Kitchener. The group are sponsoring the CKNX barn dance at the local arena March 4. Mrs. Walter Spencer sbowed colored films taken.son the trip which she and her husband took last summer. The raffle was won by Mrs. George Beer. 06: "....n.:IS:Ms•Sts.34,..3:tifstWal. Report on Shipka VetiziatltanaMlittseNflAS1R Personal items • Mr. and Mrs, Murray }Tamil - ton and Glenn spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hamilton's parents, NIvIr. and Mrs. Rus. sell Mellin, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell Visited With relatives at Si. Catherines and Niagara Falls last week. Mr. and Mrs. ,Taek MlIirf of Detroit; and Mr. and MTS. Joe Carruthers of Greenway Were recent visiters with Mr, and Mrs. Art Finkbeiner, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. Morenz and Billy were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Rost Car. Valentine party was held at Stove and Rim, at Hen- Clinton Legion Hall Saturday salt, revening with 120 yoting people Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Wil- in attendance, Croup games helm and Carolyn spent Stiii.!were played after whieli a stag - day with Mr. and Mrs, John gong was enjoyed, and a chat- iieekman and Mrs. Ste- lenging Gospel message was Phan, given by Reg Miller of the Mrs. Milton Rat, spent last RCAF Station Centralia. The week with relatives in Leridon. party was sponsored by South miss Kay Batvden and friend Iluron Youth. For Christ, M Windsor were Weekend vial - Bantam six ousts Zurich Hensall eliminated Zurich 3.1 in a WOAA Bantam "D" hockey genie at Zurich Mon- day evening in two straight games, Bobby Carlile led the offen- sive scoring two goals and :Bob CoOper scored the 3rd goal. Barry Block scored the lone goal for Zurich. Hensel]. now .advances to the play clowns of the WOAA. This team is sponsored by Hensall Kinsmen Club and Mr. Rob- ert Reaburn is the coach. Presentation At the conclusion of the ser- vice at St, Pant's Anglican Church Sunday morning, Mr, and Mrs. Prank Ellwood were presented with a gift. IVIr. W. 0, Goodwin on behalf of the congregation expressed thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ell- wood for their valtahle ser- vices to the church during their six yeare residenc in Ben. salt. Youth for Christ party visited friends in Toronto and attended the NHL hockey game. Danny Cameron sprained his ankle while tobogganing at the Sand Hills. Mr, and Mrs. Campbell Eyre were surprised to receive a phone call from. CKCO TV Kitchener, informing them that their letter had been drawn in connection with their 28th, wed- ding anniversary. Mrs. Byre received a pen and pencil set and Mr. Eyre, seven pair of socks. Their daughter, Mrs. Ray Lee of Seaforth, had sent in the letter. The ladies of Chiselhurst United Church held a quilting in the church on Tuesday and quilted four quilts for the bale for overseas relief. A group of Kippen East. Women's Institute met .at the home of Mrs. Robert Bell and quilted two quilts for the War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Pamela and Sheila, London, are visiting at the Henderson resi- dence, Mr. Lindsay is on holi- days. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mick -le, Bob and Ann; Mrs, R. H. Mid- dleton; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sturgis, Exeter, attended the Intervarsity Choral Festival in Thames Hall, University of Western Ontario, London, Sun - clay evening, Charles Mickle sang in Western's choir. The World Day of Prayer will he observed in St. Paul's Anglican church Friday, Feb, 17 at 3 p.m, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cousins, Danny and Christine, London, Mr, and Mrs. Milton Willert and Patricia, Goderich, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. 'William. Smale and fam- ily. David Sangster, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Dave Sangster, is a patient in War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Fisher and family moved to Coiling - wood on. Thursday to take up residence, where Mr. Fisher Produce Values! LK CELERY. t , a huThorous reading And Mrs. Cello 14 -oz. pkg. :Miss Laramie was :presented! James Bengough conducted a TOMATOES .....,............... ••,,,,,, ........ ,,,,,.,,,,,. with a gift of spray cologne singsong. bp president Mrs. Fred Beer, During the business it was who expressed the ,apprecia-I decided to send in a 'pooling tion of the group, and secretary fee for the officers' conference Mrs. R. M. Peck pinned on a i in May. corsage. I Mrs. Edward Norminton and A prize-winning verse was Mrs, Bengough were in charge composed in a group contest, of entertainment which in - in tribute to her and was read eluded progressive euchre and by Miss Mattie Ellis: I crolcinole. Winners were Mrs. Our sweetest Valentine tonight i Alex McGregor and Mrs. Ai- ls one we love with all our • berta McBeath; lone hands, might, ; Mrs. Lorne Luker; erokinole, She plays for us with ease and,, Mrs. William. Brown. Wieners skill' I were presented with' Queen i -. And does her best,tn fill the.! Elikabeth. souvenir spoons... WhenubcillPHostesses were Mrs. Laird id smells her sweet..1\lickle and. Mrs. Sim Roobol, j Chanel"' The gang all here will wish her well, . 48 -oz. 'lenley 4 tins $1 :RUIT COCKTAIL .... .39 'lose Brand • • 'AARGARINE .......... .... 4 lbs. $i ea. 190 LEMONS Sunkist 140's 6 for 290 and sons are operating the Superior Maintenance Service in that district. Their son Tom who has been employed with an IGA store in Toronto will join them this week. Mrs, John Henderson was able to return to her honie this week after convalescing from a heart attack in South Huron Hospital, 'Exeter for the past several weeks. Mr. W. R. Dotigall underwent surgery in Victoria Hospital, London on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, William Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Parker and Mr. and Mrs. David 'Mor- rissey of Parkhill were in De- troit over the weekend attend- ing the hockey game between Detroit ,and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Mr, Ron Broderick of the local staff of the. Bank of Mon. treal has been on holidays dur- ing the past week. Miss Phyllis Dougall, of To- ronto, 'spent the, weekend with her' mother, Mrs. W, R. Dou- gall. F10 George Sangster c,f Hamilton visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Len Noakes and famil)'. Kinsmen Governor Bill Mir- kle and district Treaturer John Heal were guests of Blenheim Kinsmen at an inter -club meet- ing at Blenheim MOnday night, Mr. and Mrs, Boss 1\4iller, Hamilton, are vacationing in Florida. with Mr, and Mrs. Ha- rold Sherritt and Jimmy, • TOWNSHIP OF HAY TENDERS and APPLICATION$ Re Warble Fly Control No. 1—TENDERS are called for the Spying oi Cattle in Hay Township on a price per 1 head basis; also on an hourly rate. Town- ship to supply powder onlyt No. 2—TENDERS Are called for the ,supply of Warbicide Powder AS needed. Tenders to state price or 15 lb. bags and 1 ib. bags delivered at Zurich. No. 3—APPLICATIONS are asked for the posiiion of Inspector to supervise the treatment of cattle for Warble Ply. Inspectors imst keep accurate account or cattle sprayed or tors with he grandmOtherf i brushed, nanto of owner, lot No. Alld Cut' Mrs. lacob Raiz, E CANAMAN:,JE Ce5S1011, etc. Payment will be made upon stinday visitors with Mr. PROPANE i i presentation of A tOmpleted report, Appli- And Mrs, Ilott/Ard Clarke Arid ° f.. Marlette included Mr. and NTS, S tants to state hourly rate and antloago )Itu6 Radmott km :araoda i ''' ' txpectoct 6t Parkhill Mita Marilyn Pie,- I k6ri,hg And Mr. Willi a Roc ., „ MI work must conform with the ns provisioof the 1 t APPLIANCES i i i Warble4rly Act ,And AMOticfMOIi[ thePOIO. I E. • .. : Tend -M -and applications to be in the hands ttt the Patient! "Nitta', 'fint; 1 11 OR./OkTroN 8( ;. . '4 . . . t`.() ; 1 s s Clerk by Saturday, al eh 4, 1061, at .. 0 pas . , need is something le Stir Tilt 1 : . i i lowest Of any tender ,or spPlidatien net neenaSatily Up, Seniething„, in' pia Me in i ..,., fightil 1.11M. Did, you pot any, E 11C.)T S 0 1\1 E E ' . .1 phone IS6 Orantl BendTownship of 1-1Ay,, luricht tint.artOk Doctor: ruNo, lett will find - 10ast, bi the bill," VitfiiriiiittiOfiiiiititiffiT00111100tommmtimij : %Mt tiling, 1 ke that thia prescrip- : H. W. Broketislitre, Clork.irdaturtstri nranyamoittromitioltuniarromzerentflOTOVIIIIITOTI1OffretIVOlitelltrillfOiltid rnininr 8 HENSALL. lach. 2.30 0,000 STOCK OR 4r, , DS Here is the greatest selling event ever held in this district! 1961 business conditions force this terrific Sacrifice Sale that must dispose of our large family clothing, dry goods, etc, stock. Price is no object. We must get rid of it regardless of cost. You should stock up for months ahead. There is no fooling here. Brand name merchandise at lowest prices ever! GENUINE AUTHENTIC — TIMELY Men's Suits Hurry for these Smart Suits - All Sizes 18.88 Reg. 49.50 MEN'S Work Pants tilensftoriniii a z tay e , Reg, 5.95 n 88 MEN'S Dress sox Many styles. 246 1'''' Boys' Shirts Plaid flannel shirts, Sanforized, sizes 77 to 14. Reg. 1.49 C Blankets neiutiful satin bound blended blankets r A9 Reg. 8.95 ea. - 4 Pillowcases Famous Wabasso Drip -Dry- Hemstitched Case, 'I 49 Reg, 2.49 pair Bath Towels Lovely soft large size towels, 69 Reg. 1,29 Yarns Best quality fingering and ,,,,,,.,;:oi8n90 ehi gyaaret47c . e Only A Few of Our Outstftnding rgins Dresses Large clearing of heifer make cotton dresses, all sizes. 549 keg. 14.95 • COMPLETE SELL-OUT OF WOMEN'S AND • CHILDREN'S Shoes 35% oPF Ladies' Slips These are lovely, Many styles, All sizes. i w"1"7 Rog. 298 1 ., i i CHILDREN'S Sweatshirts 'vV11111;11isteeRtYetf. 1,49 4'9 la WOM EN'S Pyjamas These are smarL Soft,Children's printed flannelette. 1 no keg. 3.49 1M ‘er CHILDREN'S Lined Jeans Sanforized. 1 i6g Reg. 2.98 To Reductions75 CHILDREN'S Hose Long beige ribbed weol, 11141:: 9.+4* 330 "Dee ling With IS Our 'Bushiest° ,, . • ' 1.0! THE I fe' ''' '.? ( ' a./1;'''.40A1"' ,"! , , 'A '` , ' • liENSALL. ONT t . ' 1 . OPEN Fri. at Sat; Nights • PHONE Honsalf 16