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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-15, Page 5• At* VII' 0 OA ge. ti• iart 000 • t*. t, • .0*,• ..0 0 • 0 .`" 4.41.4' hp° A- 4.14.n.e. 1:44 1901 ., 'I.„ ensoil personal items. tg. M. '..pq.Cifi,orgrill.9"....f7lcionwiirt6.g Alblra:1,:fro:PMAviAtingill'at ietreWer 'Ot13-14014nKtfl-t;e110, , e . ceiVett ie an.-aceittent• recovery frena injuries re..i:4114loattonceonitpcluelltetit'. iiiL$A14Visi1,4O4% i Spaal‘r:galii:1 :-44j1471,1. :SeAli-lir''.$4.:silpe:Arilid111),IO:C11:1111Ati: t;:galn'gdi,:11:11elnee'k1contr.aRtYlenSleelrilgeleW11)11 'VI *peke with the tatter'held Sunday, ,June 3,8-, 2 p..m.i Mr, and Mrs. M ,. ,j1pics). And Hbegioning at the ,cenetaph, and other reletives. - 't under the auspices .9f .the .ca.4.4-., Mrs. A. Crerar ha, been re- dian Legion and the 1.0.07. t ensaii and .district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 .z..7..=agaimazavez.3====ffavorm...,47,xzwzroxim Pastnoblegrands Places third Mission society conduct meeting • marks birthday The Past Noble Greeds of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sel', were in .charge of the regular meeting en Wednesday evening, opening and closing the lodge and arranging the ntertainmnt, Mrs. Inet MeEwen, Feld, Was acting Noble Grand and Airs, Glenn Bell Jr. FN O was acting vice -grand. Miss Annie E. Cpnsitt, first Noble Grand of Amber Lodge was an honor- ed guest at the meeting and took the chair of the LSNQ. The other chairs were oc- cupied by Past Noble Grands, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase NG presided for the business, Mrs, A, Orr VG reported for the visiting committee. Mrs. Alex 1rael3eath and Mrs. Ed. Cor- bett reported for finance com- mittee, The semi-annual re- port was given by the treasur- er, Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Members wbo have sold tickets for the CPT committee are asked to bring them to the next meeting or contact Mrs, William Parker. The decoration service will he held on rune 18 and the in- augural meeting, June 22. Arrangements were made for the annual 100F and Rebekah picnic to be held in the local park June 27 with supper at 5 o'clock, Following the business Mrs. Hugh McEwen and Mrs. Alex MacBeath led in . a sing -song with Mrs. William Fuss at the piano. Contests were conducted by Mrs, William Caldwell and Mrs. Inez McEwen. A dutch auction followed when prizes were won by Mrs. Fuss and Mrs. Robert Elgie. Refreshments were served in the lower hall. Bingo winners Winners at Legion bingo Sat- urday were: Mrs. Fleischauer, Zurich; Miss Margaret Boa; Mrs. Mae McLellan; Mrs. Faith Finsent, Jack pot special, Mrs. Mc- Lellan, Mrs. Fleischauer, Mrs, Maude Hedden; B. Swartzen- truber; Jim Sm al e; Mrs. Fleischauer; jack pot special, Mrs. Pin - Sent, Mrs. Jim Clark; H. okSwartzentruber; Baur Boa, Jim 4Petty; Clayton Sanders; Jack pot •special, Clayton Sanders and Mrs. Fleischauer; door prize winners, H. Swartz- entruber and Fred Kennings. Jack pot this Saturday will be $120.00 in 54 calls with two door prizes, Mrs. Vests Streets Funeral. services for Mrs. Vesta. Streets, 74, Clinton, were held from Bali' and Mutch Fu- neral Chapel, Clinton, Monday, .Tune 12 with burial in Clinton cemetery. Mrs. Streets, the former Vesta Bawden, died in London on Friday. Surviving a r e daughters, Miss Dorothy and Miss Norma, both at home, Mrs, William (Madeline) Mutch, Clinton; 'Mrs. Raye (Cora) • Paterson, Hensall; son, B e e c h e r, at home. • Only son dies David Andrew, only Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sangster, died in War Memorial Chil- dren's Hospital, London, Tues- day, June 13, in his 3rd year. Surviving are his parents, three sisters, Gail, Pamela and Sheila, and his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Simpsori of Hensall. The body rested at the 14on- throe Funeral Ohapel, Hensall. Graveside services at Baird's cemetery, Wed., June 14 were conducted by Rev, Currie Win - law. e4MITAMX-Mrettareeatelgge The story in Sunshine in tourney Mrs, Norman Mattson re- ceived word on Friday, June 9 she had placed third in the bowling 'teriumament at Sarnia, sponsored by Mitten Street -Bowling Lane. Tourpaments started February a n ci con- cluded the end of April. Mrs, Mattson participated in the tournament in March. Other winners were from In- gersell, London, Dresden, Chat- ham, Sarnia and RCAF Cen- tralia, Auxiliary plans bazaar The Evening Auxiliary of the United Church met Monday evening, June 12 with Mrs. Ron Mock presiding, Mrs. Don Joynt took the de- votional with the theme, "Our Responsibilities to Society". She was assisted by Mrs. Doug- las Cook, who also gave the study reviewing the last chap- ter of the study book "The Turning World" entitled "Unity Begins At Home." Mrs. Clare McBride and Bob Forrest rendered several trum- pet dude which were much en- joyed. Plans were discussed for a bazaar, tea, and bake sale in the fall. Mrs. C. Christie showed a film "We are all Brothers," and Mrs. Edison Forrest also showed pictures on "Mexico" taken by Miss Mildred Forrest. Hostesses were Mrs. Dave Kyle and Mrs. Byran Kyle. WI rally planned A meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Beer Thurs- day night to make plans for the County Rally which in- cludes East-West and South. Huron Women's Institutes Dis- tricts to be held at Elimville in October. Mrs, Harry Strang of RR 1 Hensall, District President, presided, and Mrs. F. Clark, rally secretary took the min- utes. Representatives from 12 institutes attended. Plans were completed for an educational and entertaining day. y MRS. WILLIAM DICKEY SOMMUSXMCERMIMMCM Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Melon, of Landoll were guests of Mr, and .1drS. 'Clarence Johns. Messrs. Neil McLean and Lorne White, of Loridon, Visited Mr. and, Mrs. Lawrence Beck- ett and girls on Tuesday eve- ning of last week. Mr, andMrs, Clarence Fletcher were visitors MI Fri- day With Mr, and Mrs, Mur- ray Gibson and girls at .Bry- anstoh when they celebrated Mts. Gibson's birthday. Mrs. Dave Sharnblaw, Of Kirktim, spent Sunday with the Beckett farnilY. Mr. arid Mrs, Clarence Johns Were guests at tt Wiener roast at. the hem of Mr. Ern Knowles and Miss Anna Know - lee of the 4th line of Blanshard lest Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waiters and Judy also Janet }fern of, WinchelSea spent the week- end at the Walters' cottage at ChessleY Lake, . Mrs, M. H. Elsten of Cori tralia visited With Mr, arid Mrs, Clarence Fletther day evening. Mr. Wilson bridge and ReSe of Clandeboye cil1ed -ort M. and, eerie. L eckett and glide lest Thiteeday evening. Mr, and aVItg. Clatende 1161111e Were Saturday evening visitors avith Mr. arid MeS. Bee. Fisher And Randy in EXeter. The Senior WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church held its 71st birthday party in the church schoolroom Monday evening, June 12' with ladies of Caven Church, Exeter; Zu- rich Lutheran, St, Paul's Angli- can, Hensel]. United and the Arnold Circle as guests. The devotional theme "Car- ry The Torch" was carried out by President Mrs. Earl Camp- bell mid Miss Hannah Murray, assisted by Mrs. Percy Camp- bell and Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Mrs, Ed Munn presidedat the piano. Mrs, George Lenient of Mit- chell, guest speaker, spoke on the three L's, love,, life and laughter," pointing out "we can live life to its fullest if we practise Christian Love and look on the bright side." She was introduced by Mrs. Mal- colm Donall and thanked by Mrs. Sam Douai!, Mrs. John Girot ot Exeter favoured with a solo, "Nearer My God To Thee," sung in Eng- lish, Spanish and French, ac- companied by Mrs. Harry Strang at the mane. A social hour and Itmch fol- lowed under the direction of Mrs. 'Malcolm Dougall, Mrs. Clarence Volland, and Mrs. Percy Campbell. The two-tier birthday cake was cut by 'Mee:, R. Y. McLa- ren. Mrs. Alex McGregor, and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth were in charge of the decorations. Re- ception committee was Mrs. Sam Dougall and Mrs, Earl Campbell. Baskets of spirea, *iris and mums formed an attractive floral setting. Kinsman plan events Kinsmen met Thursday night for their, dinner meeting with 100% attendance and president Bill Clement in the chair. A special meeting to finalize summer plans will be held at the summer cottage of the in- coming president Bill Fuss at Elm Heights, near St. Joseph. On Thursday, June 22. Ladies night will be observed • at Grand Bend Friday, ,lune 16. ceiving treatment. in Clinton The members of the Legion Pnblic flospital derieg the past Lad1i ay" Aary will attend Week, attend divine service in the United Church at 11 A.M. en Mr, and AIM. Rebert PrYee, Keith and Nancy left for their Sonday.. June 18. berme in Bloomington, Jnd. Mr. Alex Mottsseau is a pa - Wednesday after a visit with tient at St. Joseph's Hospital, ' Mrs. PrYee's brother and sis- London, 'where he tinderWent ter -in-law, Mr- and Mrs. Lorne survey on Tuesday of this tehhee p gii aa en L. aTr hoe y_ Cwhearpenicaune s tws e da t. week. The winner of a stuffed ding SaterdaY, French poodle dog in a draw Mr. and Mrs, 1,orpe Chap, at Brown's IGA, Saturday night man, Mr. and Mrs, Don Mae^ was Rheta Van Wieren. ; Laren and Mrs. Archie Mee - Gregor visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Qantelon in Cookeville. Mrs. Green Belt Jr. PNG of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sall 'and Mrs. Mee MacBeath PNG are attending Grand Lodge sessions ie Toronto this Week, Mrs, Earl Bell, of Toronto, visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn' Boll, Mrs, Edna , Corbett visited over the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and daugh- ters at Chlselliurst, 'Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Dilling and family, of Sarnia, visited over the weekend with the for- mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, and ,eister, Miss Bernice Dining. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ohap- man were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, E. Ellis of Clinton, Mrs, Clarence Reid won $60 at the Clinton Legion Bingo Thursday night. At the conclusion of the weekly Bible Fellowship meet- ings last Wednesday night Rev. and Mrs. Currie Winlaw were made the presentation of a lawn ehair. A social hour was enjoyed. Members of the Hensel Ifni - ted Church WMS were guests of the Evangelical UB Church, Zurich, Society on Thursday evening, June 8. Airs. George Hess and Mrs. T. C. Coates sang ,a duet accompanied by Mrs. Currie I Winlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner were both winners of door pri- zes at the Legion Bingo at Clinton, Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Riley and Sharon of London called on friends in the village on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson of Detroit visited in Hensel] over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. ,Wes Venner were weekend guests with Mr, and' Mrs. Roy MacLaren, Lon- don. H .T • One Package of 8 Hot Dog Rolls PLUS Wieners both for 4 12 -Ounce Package of Rindless Devon Brand Side Bacon Frying Chickent L. 30c Hamburg 2 L.. 79c COTTAGE ROLLS SWET 9c L. 59 Super $avings! PARKAY MARGARINE (Regular) 4 lbs. $1 YORK CREAM CORN, Choice, 20 -oz. 4 for 690 YORK TOMATO JUICE, Fancy, 48 -oz. „ 2 for 550 YORK BEANS WITH PORK, 20 -oz. 3 for 490 MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS, 11/2-1b. tins $1.39 MAPLE LEAF CHED-R-SPREAD, 16 -oz. 490 MAPLE LEAF CHEESE SLICES, 8 -oz. 2 for 490 MAPLE LEAF LARD, 1 -Ib. pkg. , 190 ROSE MARGARINE 4 lbs. 890 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE,'141b. bag% 69¢ LEVER'S POTATO CHIPS, 10 -oz. pkgs. 490 YORK MEAT BALLS, 12 -oz. „.„..„ ,,,,,,,,, „,„,„,. 2U HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE, 71/2 -oz. tins ,. 3 for 250 WELCHADE, 32 -oz. 290 KRAFT JET -PUFFED MARSHMALLOWS „..,250 MARGENE, 1-1b. pkgs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 190 KING SIE SURF, 370 Off peck $1,10 TOILET TISSUES, Cottage Brand, 44611 park 250 CHEESE SPREAD, Sch'der's, 8 -oz, 270-, 16 -oz. 490 L'S Hensall Ls. 45c Sunkist 163's Oranges 67c • Nu, 1 •HOt-HOuse Tomatoes L.. 35' tandad Bananas 2 Li3t, 29c Sunkist 140's Lemons Young en. b.ov litate4 p p,00 bawl. • injures hand belt Ry MRS. Nt*MAN noiRe VC4P,P1,41.1 reter Timm ;rill 4 - UPN *oriel Hoppital, London anre Ave.. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ced- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, mere, Londoo, Mr, and Mrs, A. Timmerinann Bit 3 Kippexi,Charles Cuclmore Kitehener, met with a painful accident. Palled on friencla 14 NIPPen On While playing with his broth, 'Reneay. er he had his right hand caught Sunday guests with. Mr. and the &Well sehoolroom Teeee day, June f, valued itt over - $090 and welgbjeg 350 lbs.; part of Which wits ferwarded Oe mission janSpital At IfaZelten Ji40. and Part 'to., l'oroirto ler overseas ,charge OA peeking -Wee. Mrs. Albert AleXAnder, as elated bY Mrs. Norman Jones, Mrs. Jarvis iforton. Mrs. Jingtt MeArtir(rio.A Xr4. C4n4e0 Here pole. in the belt of A forage harVeat- Mrs, Norman Piekert inducted — -- er. Mr. and Mrs, John Diclort, ----- X-rays were Jaken. in Scott Mrs, M. Dickert, als0 Mr. and IVIemorial liespitel, Seaforth, Mrs. Charles Rank% all of and a few bones were broken. Harriston. , ,..,..— A cast was put en 11101.1dAY of 1411. William Winder was persenet items taken by ambulance Friday to , Victoria Hospital, London, suf- this week. fering from a fractured hip. Mr. Norman Long returned j..n. and Mrs. William Law,. home Sunday from Scott Are- non of Liatnwei and Mrs, lorg, hmearillaalsilc)hsePeinta l'reSneeativ°1rntgil where'treasunday with W. 11, Oa oper. aret Johnsen pf Toronto visited h i r Ved t 1 is ohnson is remaining for men s an 5 rrme nin 0 m • J Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mielde health, a few days with her brother. spent Monday in Iticlgetowil. ugar and spice —Continued from page 4 She had to improvise, to use her head. She had to be nurse, teacher and companion to her children, because father was too busy clearing the back forty to speak to them during the day, and too tired to do anything but fall into bed at night, After o few generations of this, it was natural for the children to look upon the mother as the fountainhead of wisdom, sympathy and human warmth. During the same generations, the father faded into a figure 'who appeared only at meat -times and whose chief item became, "We can't afford it," *, * The entire process was speed. ed up by two world wars. While our men were off in Europe, fighting and revelling in a society in which the male was supreme, our women had to take on more and more re- sponsibility. Whole generations of children got the idea that Mom was head of the family, simply because Dad was not there. There was tno stopping the snowball. After the first world smok- ing, After the second, they be- ganwar, our women started going into bars. They have infiltrated the golf course, the, curling rink, the House of Com- mons and the stock market. 1They have learned to swear, wear trousers and make speeches. And the end is no- where in sight. I'm not complaining. It was inevitable—an accident of his- tory. All I'm doing is trying to explain to you fellows why Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and children of Grimsby spent the weekend with 'the Jatter'st parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon y WrAelnr: and 'Airs. John Long, • Arr. and Mrs. William Long of Owen Sound visited Sunday With Me. and Mrs, Norman Long. Mrs. John Sinclair was ad. %Wed to Victoria liesPital, London, for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Torn Penhale and Ricky of Bayfield and Mrs. Elizabeth Oesch of Blake spent Sunday with relatives at Wellesley and Tavistock. Communion service at St. Andrew's United Church was well attended, Mr, Jack Bell joining the church by certifi- cate, Mr, Edgar McBride accent - Tallied his daughter Sharon to Caro, Mich., where they are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love. Gary Land, son of Mr. and Ma =vex Teeny' leaned te TeLax." despite the fact that your wife got a new wristwatch on Mother's Day, yoa are going to wind up, on Father's Day, with the usual $1.50 tie, for the purchase of Which the kids will tap you for $2.00 and keep the change, If You'reTIRED ALL THE TIME New and then everybody gets a "tired -out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd'a Kidney Pills. Dodd'a help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause bath- . ache and tired feeling. Then you feel better, rest better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. 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