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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-19, Page 5• Page 5 October 19, :1961 ns.II wand district news cORRESPQNDCNTs. •Mrs, .Maude, Hedden, Phone ;3 Mrs.. Archie .MacGregor,. Phone ;S¢. 100 atterd Carmel CGIT Hensall WI JF service Huron County ,Tunior Farm- ers and Junior Institute held their annual church service in Carmel church Sunday evening last with approximately 100 present. Guest speaker was Rev, D. J, Lane, BA, DD, of Clinton, and special music was pro. vided by the Junior Farmer choir, A fireside service fol- lowed the worship service in the church schoolrooms. Jim Dougall, of Hensall, is chairman of the church serv- ice committee, Bingo winners nners Mrs, W. E. Hedden, Niagara Falls, and Miss Hannah Mur. ray were door prize winners at the Legion bingo Saturday night. Share the wealth jack winners were Mrs, Bruce Walk- , er, Mrs. Orville Smith, Mrs. D. Taylor. j Other winners were Mrs, I Bert Riley, Miss H, Murray, Mrs, Wes Venner, Mrs, Reich- ert, Miss Margaret Boa, Bob Upshall, Mrs. Reichert, Fred Kennings, Mrs. Brennon, Mrs. G. Brisback, Mr. Swartzen- truber, Mrs. D. Taylor, Saturday next jack pot will be worth $105.00 in. 56 calls, elects .officers: :Che re -organization of the C a r .m e 1 Presbyterian CGIT was held r.t the manse on Wed.. nesday evening, Oct, 11 with seven girls present, Officers elected were: presi- dent, Gall Sangster; vice-presi- dent, .Cheryl. Little; treasurer, Marcia Little; secretary, Col- leen Baynliam. Plans were made to hold the meetings at the church every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Plans have been sta.rte2 for a Christ- mas Eve candlelight vesper service. The girls will have a table of candy and fudge at the Ladies Aid Bazaar November 4, Al girls rls , of the church. hurclt be- tween,the ages of 12 to 17 are invited. ted. The group g p is under the leadership of Airs. D, Koss MacDonald, � pet Huron youth attend rall..., Kinsmen plan local projects At the Kinsmen dinner meet. ing Thursday night plans were. finalized for the Old Time Car- nival and dance to be held. Fri. day evening at the local arena. Plans were laid for a Hal- lowe'en party October 31 at the arena for the children of Hensall and district A local band will head a parade, cos- tumes willbe judged and films will be shown. The annual Ohristmas tree project was discussed and a peanut drive is coming up in the near future. The Huron Presbytery YPU fall rally was held at Hensall United Church Monday, Oc- tober 16, Discussion theme was "Are You. Broke" stressing the im- portance of the part young people can play in the church's missionary and maintenance program was conducted by the Rev, R, Evan McLagan of Blyth. Worship service was con- ducted by Walton NPU, with Miss Ruth Higginbotham in charge. Robert Humphreys led. in prayer, and the Misses Sheryl Harrison and Shirley Smith rendered a vocal duet accompanied by Miss Olga Dennis at the piano. Miss Geraldine McTaggart of Moncrief with Miss Higgin- botham at the piano directed a sing -song. A recreation pe- riod was under the direction of David Hemingway of Brus- sels. The Rev. C, W. Lewis of Auburn, Huron Presbytery Youth Counsellor, was present. Lunch was served. by the host union, Hensall, Provincial president speaks to area Wis By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN STAFFA The meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute was •held in Staffa Hall on Wednesday eve- ning October 11. Guests were present from Hurondale, Elimville and Glen Gowrie Institutes, Guest speaker for, the evening was' Mrs. L. G. Lymburner, president of Federated Wom- en's Institutes of Ontario. She was introduced by Miss Helen McKercher, director of Home Economics Service, Extension Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture. Mrs. Lymburner showed pic- tures taken on her trips through Italy and Rome, also Mexico and. Banff, Alberta, She also showed some pictures of her "Springer Spaniels" which is her hobby when she is home, Mrs. Russell. Worden pre- sided for the evening and the roll call "My Hobby" was ans- wered by all the Institutes, Mrs. Worden chose as her mot- to "Nothing is more pleasant than true hospitality, the abil- ity to be, a charming hostess or a gracious guest," ' Mrs. John Wallace gave Brinsley couple honored at fete By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY An enjoyable evening was Spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Goldwin Glenn Friday evening, Oct, 13 when, .friends and relatives met to 'honor Mi?, and Mrs. Ivan Brock of Wood- ham on the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversary. Guests who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Len O'Reilly, London, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Brock; Crediton, Mr, and 'Mrs, Lloyd Campbell and family, Hensall. Mrs, Jessie Rader and `-Helen, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Racier, ;Dashwood, Dennis and Marg. aret Brock, Mr, and Mrs, Sher. wood Broca, Exeter, and Mr. George Lee, Personal items Mrs, Pearl Morley, of Park. hill, visited Saturday with Mrs. Walter Morley and family, SEE THE Times -Advocate For • INVITATIONS' • SERVIETTES M MATCHES . CO, .STERS household hunts and. Mrs, Car- ter Kerslake gave the five min- ute talk on British Columbia and spoke on the people. Solos were enjoyed. by Miss Doris Johns (Glen Gowrie) Miss Brenda Skinner (Elimv.ille) and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin (Hu- rondale), Mrs. Gilbert Johns (Elimville) and. Mrs. William Rowcliffe (Hurondale) gave interesting readings and Mrs. Burrel and! Mrs, Johns (Glen Gowrie) sang a duet. Business was discussed. Mrs. Ross Smale sang the Institutes' Grace and the Staffa ladies served lunch. aids proiects At the Agriculture and Can- adian Industries meeting of Hensall Women's Institute held in the Legion Hall Wednesday night, Oct. 11, it was decide to support the FWIO project by giving a Christmas donation of 31,00 per member for the Fos- ter Parent Plan, Ten dollars was donated to the CNIB, A bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair in. Novem- ber was planned. Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs, Blighton Ferg were appointed represent- atives to South Huron Hospital Auxiliary, Mrs, James Bengough sub- mitted highlights of the Lon- don Area Convention at the Masonic Temple held Oct. 10 and 11 which she attended as a delegate. Members answered the roll call with an exchange of potted plants. The motto, '`Buried seeds grow, but buried talents never grow", prepared by Mrs. Ian McAllister, was given by Mrs, Lorne Chapman. Miss Suzanne Rannie aecorn- panied by her father at the piano sang two solos, and, Mrs. Grant MacLean contributed readings, President Ivlrs. Fred Beer presided for the business and Mrs, Walker Carlile for the program. Hoetesses were Mrs. Grace Harpole and .Mrs. Jarvis Hor- ton; program conveners, .Mrs, Wes Richardson a n d Mrs, Walker Carlile. The hall was lovely with a floral background of dahlias, mums and roses. Special guests at, the Novem- ber meeting will be Hurondale and Zurich Institutes. Tells world trip to Arnold Circle Miss Lorna Taylor, London,. showed colored pictures she had taken this summer on her world trip at 'the thank offering meeting of the Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian church auditorium Monday evening. Her commentary along with the pictures was very interest- ing to the large attendance of members and guests which in- cluded the WMS and Evening Auxiliary of the United Ohtwch, St. Paul's Anglican, Chiselhurst United Church, and the Senior WMS of Carmel Church, The speaker was introduced by! Mrs. Don Mousseau and thank• ed by Mrs. R. A. Orr. The worship period with the theme, "Thanksgiving", was conducted by Mrs, Roy Bell,' Mrs. Ed Fink and Mrs. Harry I Hoy. Mrs. William Brown fa- vored with a solo accompa- nied by her daughter Carol at the organ consol. First vice.! � president Mrs. Gordon Schwalm chaired the meeting. Luncheon was served by the, hostesses Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Don Mousseau, and their assistants. Over 500 at musical On Saturday night South Hur- on Youth For •Christ staged:an.. .other first it the South Huron .area. when 550 people ;gathered in the auditorium of .the Gli i. ton District Vigil School for three and a half hours .of sacred musie, The South Huron group di• reefed: by Alvin Cudrnore have been planning this gathering for several months, Those taking part were the Langoff Bros, quarette of. Port Huron, Mich., a leading .gos• pel quarette in the State of Michigan; the Salton Bros, trio from London and Sarnia, re- cording artists of Gospel songs,. the Isaac Sisters trio of Lon- don, third prize winners in their .class for all North Amer- ica, and the musical Messen- gers, an instrumental group from Guelph. Rev, Joe Baker of Hanover Youth For Christ was master -of ceremonies. Rev. A, M. Schlenker, Cred- iton, led in prayer and Reg Miller of RCAF Station .Cen- tralia read the scripture. Explorers elect officers The Explorers class of Car- mel church met on Thursday and appointed their new exec- utive for 1961-62. Chief Explor- er is Charles Schwalm; keeer of the log, Alan Armstrong, Bayfield; keeper of the treas- urek, John. Skea, Sugar and spice — Continued from page 4 anywhere else, nor profanity either." This may be true it you never read anything but the Family Herald or the Ladies Home .Journal, But d.onl try to tell me that your metropolitan dailies and your popular magazines aren't load- ed with vulgarity. And don't try to tell me that your literary works of art, from Will Shakes- peare to Ernest Hemingway aren't loaded with profanity. * * * * This column is not supposed to be morally uplifting, even though the writer is a school teacher, a potential Sunday School teacher, a former week- ly editor, an ex -member of the church board of manage- ment, and one-time president. of a Young Men's Bible Class. (Boy, just think of the people I could have corrupted in my time, and still could.) If the lady (it must be a lady) who threatens to cancel unless this column is tidied up carries out her 'threat, I hope she will also cease and desist from reading the Bible, which contains a lot of lan- guage a good deal stronger than anything she'll ever find in this space. Products Of General Motors Bill Fj Frigidaire .i. Sales wit Service Drysdale Crest Hardware. t PHONE 11 HENSALL 3 10 YEARS Invest today interest begins the clay you make the investment, To invest See your local agent or send in your cheque. SAFETY — with regular interest payments lvhen you invest in a British Mortgage Guaranteed Certificate, Authorized by law as investments for trust funds, BEM MMHI MORTGAGE &TRUST COMPANY Since 1877 Head Office: Stratford British Mortgage & Trust Company, Stratford for investment: for ...,....•.. years Ll) enclose cheque for $ ............. .. 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A. and ,Mrs. Hop- kinson, who spent the past two weeks in Banff and; Vancouver, visited with Dr. Norma Hop kinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs N. E. Cook, prior to returning to their home in Lion's Head Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer, Mr, and Mrs. George Beer, Linda and Betty, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, John Beer and family at Camp Borden. Allis Mildred Forrest, RN, at Brantford General Hospital, and Miss Marion Brydon, RN, at Stratford General Hospital, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Forrest. Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge canvassed Hensall on Friday evening in connection with the tag day sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital, Exeter. The amount collected was over $100 which was the largest contri- bution from Hensall, Mr, Jerry McClinehey of the staff of the focal Bank of Mon. treat is attending a course at the main office in Toronto this week Cpl.. L. E. Borden, Mrs. Bor- den,Darryl, Shelly and Sharon leave this Saturday to take up residence at PMQ's at RCAF Station, Clinton, Cpl. Borden is stationed in Clinton. Dlrs, Clarence Hoy, Ronnie and Gary, returned home Sun- day after a vacation spent with relatives in Montreal. Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie, oft Kippen, spent the weekend with! friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Robinson, of Windsor, were Saturday visi- Your .library — Continued from page 4 and will openup new horizons for every reader and encour• age further reading and explor- ation, Stars Just looking at the stars does not tell us all. we want to know about them but by reading in this book about astronomers withtheir special instruments many questions will be an- swered. Parents as well as our young readers will be :interested in this series and will want to read them together, tors with Air- and. Mrs. Got. don Schwalm and family. Mrs. Gordon Altinn, Mrs. Garnet Allan. Mrs. Howard Smale, Mrs. W. J, Cameron, Mrs. Don Havens, Mrs, WE'_aam Smale, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs, Bar - old Campbell attended the 10th birthday anniversary of Exeter Legion Auxiliary held at the Legion. Ball m Exeter Manday evening. Mrs, Don Havens was 'a winner of several prizes in- eluding a door prize. Alr. Homer Campbell has purchased the Noire of the late miss Alice Dougall on King Street, Babies baptized i Sacrament of Holy Baptism. was observed at the United Church service Sunday morning when Brian Shawn Lambie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lambie; Mary Jane McGregor, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc- Gregor; Robert James Me - Gregor, son , of Mr. and Mrs, Grant McGregor were bap- tized. Rev. Currie Winlaw for his sermon topic spoke on "It's Up To You". A vocal duet! was given by Miss Carolyn and Beth Cook. Mrs. Hobert! Pryde is organist and choir leader. Rummage sale a success The rummage sale held Sat- urday sponsored by the Kinette Club was one of the best ever sponsored by the club. Articles were in excellent condition and wonderful co. operation of local and district citizens made this worthy project so successfuL Three boxes of used Nothing not sold was donated to the Salvation Army at London, The New Styles • TINTING • SETTING • STYLING Tues., Wed. & Sat„ '9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri., 9 to 9 Be -N -.Jay BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensall An open letter To Hensall citizens, With all the advertisement's, lately on radio, TV and news-. papers to support the "United Appeal" in different commu- nitres, I'm sure we are ,all a- ' ware of what our community is, its responsibilities and the numerous organizations that try to make it a better place to live. We, in the .Hensall Kinsmen Club, like to feel we have made a small contribution to this end. Last year a total of $1600 anespent in your community, including a school bursary,. contributions to charities with- in the community, the aged and shutins, families less fortunate than we are, Scouts and Cubs, and Hallowe'en party for the children. About half o" it went for minor hockey. The minor hock- ey program also entails a total of between 32 and 40 man hours a week to operate. This the, Kinsmen members can look after but for the financial end we must have the support of the community.. With your continued good support we feel we can look forward to evengreater serv- ices ery ice . s Let's start at the Kinsmen Old Time Carnival Friday, Oc- tober 20, A, Kinsman Couple honored on .anniversary, Mr. and. Mrs. Andrew Tfatnii, ran of Exeter were .plelfsdntiy' surprised when. their son fli-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, John Baker, Hensall, cuterrf tained several couples;an• hon* Or of their 2$th wedding .an. Biversary on Saturday evening. Bridge was played' after which .Mr, and Mrs. Hamilton were presented with .a gift by their daughter. Mrs. • Baker. Mr. William, Etherington read the address, to which both re* plied expressing their thanks. A social hour was spent and refreshments served :from a table centred with an anniverR • sary cake. Guests were present 1—ram. Exeter, Klppen and -,Willson, burg. o , ,, ir ye 6 rI JOIN I-IENSALL'. FEEDER CALF CLUB Carload of feeder calves arriving soon at Henson. 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