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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-07, Page 5Page 5 December 7, 1961 • ali aflc district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Mayde Hedden, 'Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 VVMS conducts candlelight rite The Christmas meeting of the Womans Missionary Society of Carmel Presbyterian Church was held Monday evening with president Mrs. Earl Campbell presiding, Meditation was in charge of Mrs, MaeDonald, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Miss Han- nah Murray, Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs, Malcolm Dougall took part in a candlelight service centering around the hymn "0 Little Town of Bethlehem," with the group singing the last verse of the hymn. Mrs, E. Munn of- fered prayer, The group planned to pack Christmas boxes December 14 for the sick and shut-ins of the church. The Ladies Aid in charge of President Miss Hannah Murray IteId a brief meeting. Bride's home scene of vows By MRS. NORMAN LONG K1PPEN Autumn flowers and fern formed an attractive setting at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday, November 25 at 12 o'clock noon for the mar- riage of Dorothy Mae Turner and John Robert Taylor. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Turner, RR 1 Varna, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor, RR 1 Exeter, Rev, A. H. Johnston, Bruce - field, performed 'the ceremony. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, Exeter, aunt of the groom, provided traditional wedding music and accompained the soloist, Mr. James Dougall,' who sang "I'll Walk Beside 'You" and "The Wedding Benediction": Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor - length gown of Chantilly lace over slipper satin. The fitted bodice was fashioned with lily - point sleeves and the sabrina neckline was enhanced with seed pearls .and iridescent se- quins. The bouffant skirt of nylon net featured Chantilly lace cascades. A tiara of seed . , pearls and sequins held her lAgisilk illusion veil and she carried colonial bouquet of pink ear - nations and stephanotis. Miss Irene Turner, sister of the bride, was maid of honor wearing a cornflower blue silk organza gown featuring a scoop neckline and bouffant skirt with lace trim. She wore matching accessories and car- ried a bouquet of pink carna- tions. James Taylor, Harriston, was groomsman for his brother and guests were ushered by Wilmer Turner, brother of the bride, and Neil Taylor, brother of the groom. The reception was held in the church parlors of St. An- drew's United Church, Kippen. For receiving the guests, the bride's mother chose a blue crepe dress with satin trim, matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother assisted wear- ing a blue crepe dress, beige accessories, and a corsage of pink carnations. For travelling the bride don- ned a blue wool dress, mink brown coat with brown and beige accessories and a cor- sage of pink roses. On their return the couple will reside on the groom's 'farm near Hensall. The bride is a graduate of Stratford Teachers' College. Personal items Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Mc- Bride attended the christening Sunday of Marlene Louise, in - fent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fisker of Brantford. Mrs. Toin Munroe left by jet Monday for Calgary to visit her sister, Mrs. Jim Biggar of Nainakl, Alberta, who has been hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hub- bard and Melville 1VIcelymont ot Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl, Lis- towel, and Mr. and Mrs, Alex Murray, Kitchener, were week- end guests with Mr, and Mrs, Norm an Di ekert. The story in Sunshine By MRS, WILLIAM DICKEY ..• ' Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Murray GibSen, Margaret Jean and Meilen, and Carol Frariceer of tryartstoli, Mr, and Mrs, 'Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn of Exeter were S.:unday. visitors with Mr, andMrs. MrS, Clarence Fletcher When they celebrated Mr, Fletther's birthday. Mrs, Mabel Redd, Of Exeter-, „Spent a couple Of clays last week with Mr, and Mrs. La voile Rodd -and family, Mr, and Ma. Clayten trek and fathily, of Guelph, Were visitors during the weekend with Mr, and Mr %Mani Dickey and falitilly, CG1T study care of hair . . . The Carmel Presbyterian Church CGIT had a special meeting last Wednesday eve- ning. 'rhe theme of the eve- ning was "A teen girl's hair", Special guests were Bill Gib- son and Jack Caldwell of 13.N - Jay Beauty Salon of Hensall, and other guests were teen• age girls of the town, The serv- ice was in charge of the vice- president Cheryl Little. Patsy Moir was in charge of the wor- ship in which Bonnie Foster, Barbara Schwalm and Colleen 13aynham took part. Mrs, Ross MacDonald intro- duced the gq.est, speakers who demonstrated on two of the girls, Barbara Schwalm and .Bonnie Peters, washing, cut- ting and setting their hair in very attractive teen age style, During the comb out they lec- tured on teen age problems of dandruff, proper way of pin curling, pony tails and other problems, A rousing sing -song and ac- tive games were enjoyed, the meeting closing with the Friend- ship Circle. Initiation services Wednesday night at the church initiation services were held at 7 p.m. Mrs. Robert Blitz, Exeter, CGIT leader for the past 20 years, and a teacher on the staff of South Huron District High School was guest speaker. Mrs, Ross D. Mac- Donald, their leader, conducted the initiation ceremony follow- ed with an initiation party, Sunday, December 17 the group will entertain the pa- tients at Queensway Nursing Home here with a Christmas program, and on Christmas Eve will present a vesper can- dlelight, service at the church. Rebekahs at Exeter Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall, guests of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, at- tended a banquet in Caven Presbyterian Church school- room on Wednesday evening in honor of the Assembly Presi- dent of the Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Hychie and the District Deputy President, Mrs.- Ethel McPherson, Amber Rebekah officers opened the Lodge meeting at the Pride of Huron meeting following the banquet. . 4 Legion ladies elect officers At the December meeting of the Legion Auxiliary held on Tuesday, December 5 in the Legion Hall, decorated in Christmas motifs, Wipers were elected for 1962. President is Mrs. William Smale; vice - presidents, Mrs. Howard $rnale. Mrs. W. J, (...meron; secretary, Mrs, E. R. Davis; treasurer, Mrs, Don Havens; sgt. - at • arms, Mrs. Harry Horton; executive, Mrs, Mary Taylor, Mrs. Garnet Allan, Mrs, Ray Smale, Mrs, William Forester, Mrs.. Byron Kyle; auditors, Mrs. S. G. Rennie, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. A, E, Clarke, past presi- dent, conducted the election, Motions were made to send Christmas parcels to their serv- ing veterans overseas, also their adopted veterans at West- minster Hospital, Christmas boxes will be sent to the Legion and Auxiliary shut-ins. Plans were finalized for the Legion and Auxiliary Christmas party Sunday, December 10, at 2:30 p.m. Mrs, Ed Munn won the mystery prize and Mrs, Garnet Allan, the draw. Members exchanged gifts and lunch was served. Decoration committee was Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs, Howard Smale, Mrs, Harold Campbell, Mrs, Roy Smale and Mrs. William Smale, Personal items Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Ho- ward Smale, Mrs, Don Havens, Mrs, Grant Bisback, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs, Mary Taylor and Mrs. Wm. Smale, attended the zone C-1 card par- ty at Blyth Town Hall last Wed- nesday night. Next card party will be held in the Legion Hall, Hensall, in Januar y. when the Legion Ladies Aux- iliary will be hostesses. Mr, Jack Pfaff left for Lon- don on Saturday to spend a few weeks with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin McNicol. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLean of Hamilton, called on Mr. John Passmore of town, on Saturday, and also on Mrs, James Mc- Lean and Marion of Exeter. Members of the Kinsmen club wild blitz the town this Thursday, December 7 for their peanut drive and will make a house-to-house canvass begin- ning at 7 p.m. Hensall persa/.s • Miss Karen Drammond and Miss Helen Mane of Kitchener„ st4dent teachers of Stratford Teachers' College, are spending this week practise teaching at SS 10 HAY, ef which Mrs. Frecja Norminton is the teacher. With the beautiful spring-like weather local residents were busy this past week eating their lawns, raspberries are be- ing picked off the bushes, a cluster of roses, last of the sea- son, was picked off a rose bosh, a caterpillar out et his COMn was found at COWS Mill. One local resident is en. joying radishes and green onions out of her garden. Mrs. Olive Horton was the winner of $25,00 worth of gro. Cedes in a draw at Al's Super - save Market Saturday night. The YPS of Carmel Presby- terian Church go to Teeswater this Sunday, December 10 to attend a leadership 'training course being held in the Pres- byterian Church there, it is an all -day session starting at, 10:30 a.rn, and concluding with a banquet. Rev, F, Cromey of Kincardine will be guest speak- er and his theme will be "Why we remained in the P'resbyte• Flan Church after Unien". Mrs. Gary Branderhorst and little daughter Wilma, Mrs, Wil- liam Rooseboom and daughters Margaret and Janie, and Mr. and Mrs, Zwaenarpoel left Sat- urday, December 2 by ICIA1 chartered plane for Holland where they will spend. Christ- mas with their relatives. They expect to be away six weeks, Ordinarily the fare by plane to Holland is $550,00 but special rates at this time were $261.00, Local stores present a very attractive appearance decorat- ed in Christmas motifs, and the strings of varied colored lights on Main street 'add much to the festive occasion. The PUC were in charge of. the street lighting. Mrs, Lou Simpson returned 'home from Detroit on Saturday accompanied by her daughter, Mrs, Gus Voth, The Legion turkey bingo held Saturday night was well pat- ronized and many fine turkeys were won. This Saturday an- other turkey bingo will be held with 15 rounds of turkeys, 3 cash bingos and two turkey door prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moffatt, of Clinton, were recent visitors with Mr. Milton Love, Miss Geraldine Parker, of London, accompanied by Rick- ey Parker spent the weekend visiting with Mrs. Wilmer Mac- Donald and family in Bramp- ton. Mrs. Nancy Koehler, of" Zur- ich, visited recently with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Len Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Venner spent the weekend with rela- tives in Toronto, Rev. Ross D. MacDonald was guest minister at the YPS meeting at Brussels Presby- terian Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonthron left on Monday morning of this week by motor for Apopka, • "MY DAV TO MILLION CANADIANS Me',24x1r0 07,1411,V ‘,oi.4m.4:4g" Who is our 0-- —0 fic111._ customer? .A. housewife in Hamilton . . a youngster in Yarmouth .. a 1 antler in Fruitvale? Frankly, we'd just be guessing. This year our total customers soared above the three -million mark, But which new customer in Our network of 875 branches was the one between 2,9 99,9 5 9 and 3,000,001, we have no way of knowing, nut we do know our I -millionth cus- tomer will probably use the 13 of M in many ways , to save for the things he Wants, to finapce his automobile at low cost, to pay his household bills and to keep his valuables safe, 11 he is a businessman, he might use Canada's first bank to finance his day-to- day operations, to pay his employees, to collect and remit money the world over if he is a farmer. "MY BANK" might be called upon to finance new trucks, modern barns and labour-saving electri- cal equipment, He's very important to its, that 3 - millionth customer, Never before in our long history have we been privileged to serve SO OlgrlY, We number with a good deal of pride those three million expres- sions of Mist (tent people Who call the Bank of Montreal "MY BANK"1, BANK OF MONTREAL 044:64 9r.a.getais WOO 14.14-6 A14A-blAWirIH VER? 'WALK' of tilt tfristtt Florida. where they will spend the winter 'months, They ex- pect to return in April Mrs. Pearl, Shaddiek spent the .weekend in 'Toronto with her sister, Miss Elvira -Church- The winner ,of $20,00 worth. of groceries at Brown's IGA Market in a draw Saturday night was Mrs. Morris Masse, RR, g Zerict.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid. attended the •Certified Nursing .Aid Graduation ceremony for Miss Marilyn Helm of Tiverton at the Wingharn General Hospi- tal Wednesday afternoon, Dec- ember 6. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Waiter enjoyed a pleasant weekend in Toronto visiting friends and rel,„ atives and also attended the Grey Cup Game, Comments about Cromarty By MRS, KEN McKELI-AR Farewell gifts Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and family who have moved from here to reside in Goderich were guests a honor at a large gathering of the friends of SS No. 6 at the school house on Friday evening. Entertainment consisted of euchre with 13 tables playing, followed with short program chaired by Mr. Eldon Allen. Readings were given by Miss Olive Speare, Mrs. Calder Mc- Kaig and Mrs. Gerald Carey, piano ducts by Carol Ann Dow an Alec Scott and violin selec- tions by Mr. Eldon Allen ac- companied on piano by Mrs. Gordon Laing, Mr, T, L. Scott read an ad- dress and Don and Nola were presented with two step-up tab- les with matching lamps by Jas. Miller and Gordon Laing. Sharen, Karen Catharine and Janet each received birthday pins, presented by Carol Ann Dow and Janet Allen. Lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. Personal items The teachers and pupils of the surrounding schools are busy preparing for their Christmas concert. The date set for S'S No, 6 is Friday evening, December 8. Miss Mary Crawford)spent a week visiting relatives in Gode- rich. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Scott and family moved to their new home in Goderich on Saturday. Mr, Carlyle Meikle of Staffa has purchased the Scott home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar were guests at the Exeter Times -Advocate fourth annual family banquet which was held at the Towne and Country WI host to families By MRS. JPIIN TEMPLEmAN STAFFA The Staffa Women's Instit- tute held its annual family night 111 Staffa Community hall on Wednesday evening, Euchre was played followed by a pot- lrukeer5011114011e1ML Mrs. Cameron Vivian enter- tained recently for her daugh- ter Carol's 1.0th birthday, Guests n7arnI3 e, MoarTnyie JoanneViolaandPt" Fairil'enNorris IPlemanfrom the OAC, Guelph, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Norris David K. emla from Stratford Teachers College is teaching at USS No. 1 Hibbert this week, Mr. and Mrs. Eldrid alcNicol and Mr. George Miller, London, visited recently with Miss Mar- garet and James Miller, Mr, and Mrs. John Temple- man attended the Times -Advo- cate family dinner at the Towne Sat- urday and Country, .Exeter, on Sat - Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald and Mr, and Mrs. John Drake and Iam- ily, Mr, and Mrs, John Riddell, Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grey, all from Hamiota, Mani- toba. Miss Margaret Drake who is training for a nurses aid at South Huron Hospital, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Drake. The ladies of Staffa United Church held a successful ba- zaar and tea on Friday after- noon in the Family Centre. Vis- itors were met and welcomed y Mrs. A. Daynard, Mrs, Bert Fell and Mrs. Les Butson pre- sided at the tea table. Restaurant, Exeter, on Satur- day evening. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Ramsey and family of Listowel visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Ramsey. Mr, and Mrs, Laverne Wal- lace, Mrs, John Wallace and Debbie spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Elliott at Windsor. Mrs, H. R. Currie, Jo -Ann and Linda of Dorchester spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brooks and George, Staffa, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace. Mrs. R. L. Norris of Wyoming visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing and with Mrs. Annie Thompson at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Lamport on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wassman at the home of Mr. Alvin Cornish, Exe- ter. Report ,on Mmes.' BY M$ -INI.144AM RQ14,PA" Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Ken 111'41er, Michele and Carol Lynn, ol ,Brantford, spent the weekend with, Mr. and Mrs. Alyin more. ass - Mrs. Archie Morgan moved to :her pew home in Exeter last week. mr. and Mrs. William Rohde attended The .Times -Advocate banquet on Saturday evening at, the .Towne and Country Res, ta rant, Recent visitors at the manse were Mr, and Mrs. Tom 'Oliver of Clinton and Rev, and Mrs.. Duncan Guest of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs, Tony Shulman. end family of Embro, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Wanner and Shir- ley of Sarnia, Mrs. Russell Wanner of Grand Bend visited JMS jottings — Continued from page 4 anything the Indians could do. The chief, Saronface, a good friend of the whites, was de- lighted to teach them what he knew, When the Prince of Wales, in 1860 visited London, the old chief took his braves along and gave an exhibition of a war dance for the entertainment of the prince and the great throng of people who gathered to greet the son of Queen Victoria. With them went James and Richard Handford and Richard liolmau. The two Dicks danced with the Indians, The ,prince was de. lighted and amused. on Sunday with Mr, and Mit. Brnest Mr. and Mrs. John, Mc:Leitch* tan. Kathy and John, of Larn beth, were Sunday guests. vilth Mr. and Mrs. Glenn .Jeffery. Mrs, Alex 'Rohde, ,of visited. ron Monday afternoon with bel' eister, Mrs. ,Ray Mr. and Mrs. Ray% Cann were treated to :a rousing 'cillvari, on Monday night, Mr. and. Mrs. William Jeffery 01 4xeter. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jeffery were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Vie, tor Jeffery, Mr. .4 ed. Mrs, Everard Fred, Earl .and Elsie of Zion, Miss ,June Rader of Dashwood were Sunday .guests withMr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. • • Electors of Hensall My sincere thanks for your support on Dec. 4. 1 hope 1 sball justify your confidence in me. MRS. MINNIE NOAKES retettereaet*Yetatemsegis'etsemfmmtionpeoonerevetiremsatteerel fa, 11 Just a dollar purchase may win you a fine automatic" . wound lady's or gent's watch. Draw Christmas eve. izeel Fine Gifts from Albert Hess JEWELLER ZURICH' * Blue Bird Diamond and Weddings Rings * Onyx and Stone Set Ladies' and Gents' Rings * Large Assortment of Costume Jewellery * Bulova, Elco and Omega Watches * Westminster Chime Clocks * 400 -day Clocks * Fascinating Cuckoo Clocks * Community and Rogers Silverware * Many Patterns in Stainless Steel * Imported Hand Cut Crystal * Royal Doulton China and Figurines WIN A FINE AUTOMATIC WATCH A in Deluxe Cabinels • T ir,c4Mterigtd% w.',A "Ati mrAiMgrt?.i,t 0:1AvArtIllks Ali•nteg cltifstUMetrafilivifttriseesigMignV,tilmtvRtst*MgrMert—zcirre4v.Kstr-:144MMAIA-arAwz.1 FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL Frazervale Cod 24 az package Fish and Chip inner 594 AL'S FRESH PRODUCE Florida 24's No 1 elery Hearts 23c nanas 2 LB. 29c Cello No. 1 8 -ounce packages Radishes 2 Mexican 150's FOR 15, No. 1 Grade Tan erines ot. 39c LIBBY'S FANCY CREAM CORN, 15 -oz., 4 FOR 690 TROUT HALL ORANGE JUICE, 20 -oz., 2 FOR 390 HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS, 14 -oz. foil bag . 690 LIBBY'S BEANS WITH PORK, 15 -oz. 3 FOR 490 KRAFT CHEEZE WHIZ, 16 -oz. jar ..„ ..... 590 QUICK QUAKER OATS, 3 -Ib, package . .... 440 SOLID WHITE TUNA FISH, Clover Leaf 7 -oz. 3U GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 -pound bag 790 AL'$ BUDGET -SAVING MEAT$. Standing Prime Rib Beef Roasts ologna Minced Ham Pork Chops . .. .... ... .• , MitraTAFF"'"',AeonSrOM' WI S 25.00 worth of Free Groceries Mrs. Olive Horton, Hensall, won our first laturday draw t for $25 grocery prize. Three ok, more $25 voucher winners will be declared before Christmas PLUS one winner of $100 cash! Shop at Al's. You win both in savings and prizes, , I '`.?d,141442KlakailKEIMUltaM• Stuart House, 25 -ft, roll, 12" wide FOIL WRAP 2 BOXES FOR 590 Supreme Brand 7 -ounce packages WALNUT PIECES . „.. ..... „.„... 430 SUPREME PECANS, 3 -oz. pkg, ..... , ......... ,..„, 390 LEI 59c $1 Lee. Le. 49c BUTT Le, 5,5 c Henson Australian 2 -pound package, SULTANA RAISINS CUT MIXED PEEL, fl -oz. 23e Supreme Brand Pair. SEAMLESS NYLONS .. .. 790 F EE! ONE PACKAGE FLAT FOLD ECONOMY 400 KLEENEX WITH • PURCHASE OF BAYER ASPIRIN, 100 -TABLET BOTTLE AT REGULAR PRICE •tiftwittOttlivotti-oktegtoixtaitimi.oltotrollvtivto*OtkoOveigetoMictteotk.tWOOttotio,0.4*.4.04.0**, 0.4triftetkOktOtttliftt* 1