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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-25, Page 5my PLAN TUESDAY NIGHT MARCH—Hensall marching mothers hope to raise $500 this Tuesday flight when they stage a one-hour canvass of the village for the March of Dimes campaign. Hensall Kinettes are being assisted by a number of mothers in the canvass. Committee in charge includes, from left, Mrs. Ross Jinks, supply convenor; Mrs, 'Harold Knight, finance; Mrs. John Heal, recruiting; seated, Mrs, Jim Hyde , chairman, —T-A photo Page 5 January 25, 1962 and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedclen, Phone 5 Mrs- Archie Mac G regor, Phone 56 HENSALL COUPLE WED 50 YEARS Family honors Mr, and Mrs, Robert Baker Mark anniversary -4 one shot-Affair."' "Bather," she said, "it is a continuing process which vi- tally .needs .coninuing public support. This year we are aim of nearly 300 Ontario col-mu- rales taking .part in March of Dimes month; That is why I am asking the full cooperation of everyone in .our -commu, nity," .Money colleeted through the Motlers.' March of .the March of. Dimes is used to provide re habilitation services for ban, dicapped adults throughout on. tario. it is administered by the Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled — one of -Can- ada's outstanding voluntary organizations in the health field, Through the foundation, dis- abled persons are provided with prosthetic devices rang- ing from orthopedic shoes to artificial arms and legs, res- pirators, wheelchairs and other appliances, T h e Foundation PrOvides highly specialized training in using the applian- ces with which patients have been fitted. Patients also are- trained in acquiring new skills or redeveloping old ones ap- propriate to their new potentia- lities and limitations. After treatment, the founda- tion endeavours to help handi- capped individuals to take what is often the- final step of re- habilitation — that of finding wage-paying positions in the right kind of jobs. will he able still gain economic to themselves; Some of them find jobs for others will 28,ounce tins. • • Duncan Hines Layer Cake Mixes Cavb V A. 0 1/2 ',5. La. 494 Cottage Rolls Liver 8 "' PC1Rk Club Steaks Pork Chops ,Minced Ham 1-0 2 9 4 La 75c 55C La 49c COIN cik B OTT lc Sale Buy Liquid Pink Vel, for 87c, Get Giant Ajax Cleanser for le, soit4 FOR 880. Pastor born Mr,,and Mrs. Robert. Baker, table, fleet/rated with an anni, Hense), eelebrated their gold- versary cake WI Vases of gold pit Weddirig htliv.ersary Satur- Mums, clay as .guests or honor at a The couplo received a purse faintly dierier al (110 home of of money from the family, as Mr, and Mrs. John Baker, well as gifts, flowers and many congratulatory messages. Seventeen sat down 'Co the Mr, And Mrs. Baker took up residence in Howl( some 14 years ago, moving from Hay township, They are the permits of 13 children.,.. Glenn, London, Ans. tin, Stratford; Mrs, Adel)) (Wanda) Wilshn, truccrield; RAM, Jr., And Meade, both of Calgary; Bruce, Kingston; Mrs. Alphonse (Betty) Grenier, Zurich; Mrs, William (Clara) 13 w li, Zgniondville; Mrs. Bruce (Irene) Tyndall. Chin. ton; AIM, BM, Murray and Mrs. Grain (Gladys) MeGreg. Your Choice Initiation rites for Explorers Mrs. Ross MacDonald crin • ducted an initiation ceremony of the. Explorers of Carmel Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon in the Sunday School rooms, Initiated were Janet Booth- ran, Lois Wright, Faye Troyer, Marjorie Schwalm, John Shea, Alan Armstrong, Douglas Arm- strong, Charles Schwalm. They were presented with their red stars, Explorers pins, and membership certificates and a picture of Jesus "Follow Me," Worship was held .followed with hobbies and games. Bill Fuss, president of the Kinsmen Club attended a pre- sidents meeting of the Kinsman Club at Delhi over the week- end, Members of Hensall Kinsman Club attended a meeting of the London Kinsmen Monday eve- ning to return the "Raiders Trophy" which was presented to them at their last meeting, The CKNX barn dance held in the local arena auditorium Sat- urday evening sponsored by the Kinettes was successful with over seven hundred people at- tending. Mr. Percy Smale of Wain- wright, Alta, is visiting his sis- ter, Mrs, W, R. Stephenson. Miss B. Rusk of Toronto is a. guest with Miss Greta Lammie. The annual congregational meeting of Carmel Church will be held Thursday evening, Jan. 25. Annual congregational meet- ing of Hensall United Church. will be held Monday, January 29 preceded with a pot luck supper. Letter to editor -CoritinOd from page 4 Public Schorr) Act Section oil gives a, public School limpet- tor final say as to which school children may attend. Why de school offitials favour a school in tine village any more than nnolher? Is centralised corittel roplac. ing the demoeeati System when sonic PtIfiils CIOSe by a Sabel, Are felted to attond Other sehool? Interested Topayer 'Hensall. Kindles will appear on CFPL-TV "Act Fast" Sun- day, January 28 at 6,30 p.m. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and sons were recent visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford in London. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell and family visited with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne, Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, of Toronto, spent the weekend. with. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and Mr, and Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mr, George Thompson and his brother John left by jet Friday morning for St. Peters- burg, Fla., where they will va- cation for two and a half months. Messrs. Lorne Hay of Hen- sail; Vic Hargreaves of Bruce- field and Orville Workman of Kippen, left Friday morning by jet for St. Petersburg, Fla., where they will spend three weeks. Mrs, George Walker left by plane on Tuesday, for St. Pe- tersburg, Fla., where she will spend the winter months with members of her family, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Walker, and Mist Olive Walker, RN, Mrs. Emma Shepherd is va- catoning in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett and Al and Airs, Edna Cor- bett attended the baptismal ceremony of the former's grand- son, Robert Joseph, son of Mr. and Firs. Robert Chaffs of Mitchell (the former Connie Corbett). Confer degrees With an attendance 0(.115 the. 100E Ledge of Hensall held an initiatory degree tot, Hoot) District 8 with a class of nine candidates put on by the Past District Deputy's Asseeiation, Hensel], mothers will canvass the town Tuesday evening, January 30 or the March of Dimes campaign. Airs. .11oWard Scene, chief marching mother, will be as, ststed in the canvass by volun- teer mothers including .Hensall Kinettes, who are organizing the drive. The canvass, lasting one hour, will begin at 7 p.m. "Because so many women have volunteered their services for the one Mothers' March on Tues., night, Jan. 30, am -certain that this year's drive will be a tremendous success," said Mrs. Howard Scane, chief marching mother for Hensall in a statement this week. "The response of the women "Name a new industry and its product." Mrs. Winston. Workman com- mented. on the motto "Nature never spoils her work by being in a hurry," and the topic,. "Prodpction of Sunflower Oil and its use," was given by Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mrs, W. Broadfoot attributed a poem and Mrs. Arthur Varley con- ducted a contest. January 26 was the date set for a euchre . at SS 9, First, vice-president Mrs. Wm. Bell conducted the meeting, Mrs. Ken McKay was co-hostess and Mrs. Robt Fell convened the program, Lunch . committee was Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs, Grant .. McLean, and Miss Margaret McKay. Circle to treat patients The Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church meeting at the church Monday evening decided to present Valentine boxes En the patients at the Queensway Nursing Home here, Mrs. Gerald Bell and jobn Baker conducted the wor• ship period and gave the study on "British Guiana", Reports on calendars were presented by Mrs. Roy Bell; treasurer, Mrs. Harold Bonth- ron; secretary, Mrs. John Bak- er; Glad Tidings, Airs, Gordon Schwalm; Home Helpers, AlrS, Roy Bell; Cradle Roll, Mrs. R. A, Orr; cheer box committee, Mrs, Oi'r and Miss Hannah Murray. Mrs. Ross MacDonald and Mrs, Trevor Wilson will be hostess for the February meet- ing,. President Alm B. .Beaton cendutted the meeting. Unit sets time of Meeting The Willing Workers Unit of the Reesall United Church Women met in the Sunday of Hensel' has been truly gra- tifying," Mrs. .Searle conti- nued." If the rest of the com- munity shows a similar gene- rous response when the mo- thers call at their doors, the 1062 campaign of the March of Dimes will surely achieve its objective, I wish to offer my personal thanks to all who have agreed to help in this most worthy cause," She added that the target sum for the March of Dimes ca.mpaign. in Ontario is $650,- 000. The goal set for Hensall area is $500.00. 'Explaining the importance of this annual campaign of t,11,. March of Dimes, Mrs. Seine commented that helping the disabled to a new life of use- fulness and achievement is not. independence. through the ex,„ pert assistance of the National gmoloyment Service, Ye for A tragically large number,. .complete AnSWOr )104 not yet been found. Many of them, must face the. grim fact that they cannot cOMIlet0 fully in today's highly geared world of work. The foundation is therefore rapidly .expanding its orograni of sheltered work- shops to meet this need at the leeal level, These services and projects are made possible through funds collected in the annual Mothers' March, "I want to em,ph emphasize that the help given handicap. ped is - not a privilege ac. Corded to them," said Mrs- Scene, "but a great need which must be met. But the demand for this kind of help still ex, (:eedss, the funds available. , It is for .this reason that I again. urge all residents of our com- munity to give generously when they Are approached on Tuesday night, "Our 20 Marching Mothers are, ready to act in behalf of the handicapped. I know the residents of our community will not fail them." in march Tuesday eve Personal items James Mustard celebrated his 89th birthday on Wednes- day January 24. Mr. and Mrs, Rodger Ven- eer enjoyed the premiere per- formance of Do - Re - Mi at O'Keefe Centre, Toronto while Visiting friends and relatives last week. To reach 102 next Tuesday near Varna Mrs, Agnes Baird of the Qucensway Nur sin g, Home, Funeral services for the late Hensall will celebr at e. her Rex'. ,lames Alvin Keys, DD, 102nd birthday on Tuesday, ja- were held from the Bonthron nua.ry 30. Funeral Chapel on Monday, Mrs. Baird was born in Stan- Jan. 22 conducted by Rev, Ross ley Township on the farm on D. MacDonald, with interment which her grandson, Stewart in Bayfield cemetery. Baird, and his family live. She Sir. K e y s, 76, di e d a t the has one son, Torn Baird, Bruce- Dearness Home, London, on field- Thursday, January 18. He was Mrs, Baird is confined to her born and raised on a farm near bed but enjoys fair health. Varna, completed high school Personal items then taught for several years Mr. and. Mrs. William Hed before entering the ministry in den of Niagara Falls, who spent Toronto. He held .pastorates in a few days this week with Mr. London, Talbotville, Woodslee, Herb Redden, returned to their before moving to the States home on Friday, where he preached in Oakdale, Knncora, N.Y. and 'Mag. ara Falls, N,Y. Upon moving back to Canada 110 held pastorates in. Arthur, St, Marys, Stratford and Shake- speare before, retiring in 1955, Mr. and. Sirs, Keys lived in their own home in London be- fore moving to the 'Dearness Home. Surviving are his widow, the former Margaret Ross, at the Dearness Home, one daughtrr, Mrs. Ross (Mildred) Orr, St. Catharines, two sisters, Mrs. john McAsh, Varna, and Mrs, Annie Reid, London. Hensall personals WI appoints 4.H leaders Mrs, Johe Spearmaii, 80, or gippee East Women's Dresden, *timely of title; Meeting At the 1101110 of died in C11411)6111 General pre5ident Mrs, ,lamas Drum. vital on Wednesday, tali, 17. niond on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs, Spearman suffered A Jaiittary 17 41)N-infect AIPS. W, fraetttred hip in a fall recent. .1. F. Bell and Mrs. Verne Al- derdice leaders of the 4-H Club She is survived by one son, whose project is "clothing,' /Wield, And two grandehil, Sewing material to make py, dren, Joan and Jaelc, Jamas, nighties arid bedjaeiceta Services were held ifriday, for the War Memorial Cltil> ho, in front the liblites fun. dress Hospital, London, Wits oral home, Dresden. With or, all of Hensall, handed out to different, groups riai in Dresden cemeteey, Thoy also have ;11 grand. and the 12th group wilt Make ehildren and three great grand. Mutt tor the hosPital, Vie MORE NNEWS children. call was answered with , 0.46 Brother floss Cluswell of School rooms of the church Peecton, Grand Master of Friday afternoon under the Grand Lodge of Oetario, And leadership of Mrs. Edna Weeks' Mother Roy Langton, Grand group with a roll call of 42, Musician, were present Also A poem was given by Mrs. Brother Gerald McFall's of Weeks. Exeter, Grand Conductor, Ales, Robin AltAllister was 0010r ViSiintrt were. Present secretary for the meeting, from London, Exeter, Bruce, Several suggestions for raising field, Seafetth, Goderich, money through the year were toh, And Brussels, diStittSSOd, Brother Ross Chiswell pro- It was decided to have meet sented Bro, Wm, R. Dougall of ings the third Thursday of each 'Hensel!. Lodge 223 with a 50 month' year Jewel, Mrs« J, .Spearman Chiselhurst UAW begins program The United Church Women of Mrs. Harold Parker; member- Chiselburst United Church held shin, Mrs. Clarence Coleman; the first meeting with a good nomination, Mrs. Robt Boyce, Attendance, with the new pre- Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. &Meet, Mrs. Percy Harris in Percy Wright, .Airs, Ed Dick; theMicsb.alk press Mrs. Russell. Brock; pro- Mrs. Brock and Airs. grains, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Par- , Clarence Cole m a n conducted tier, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Boyce; the worship period and reviewed social functions, Mrs. Brock, chapters of the study book, Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs, Jack "Signals for the Sixties." Airs, Brintnell, Mrs. Coleman; sup- R. Taylor gave a missionary ply, Mrs. Boa, asst, Mrs. Par- pr a y e r and Mrs. Campbell ken; Communion, Mrs. ROSS, Eyre, two poems. Mrs. Cole; pianist, Mrs. A. Rev. Currie Winlaw received. Ross,. Mrs, Robt Kinsman, the new slate of officers for 1962 and discussed the function- ing of the new organization. Plans were made for a quilt- ing bee and pot luck dinner Ja• nuary 31 and also a pot luck supper at the annual eongre• ' gational meeting Tuesday, Jan- uary 30. The inaugural service of Chi- selhorst United Church Women was held Sunday afternoon al the church service conducted by Rev, Winlaw. Installed w e r e; president, Mrs. Percy Harris; vice-presi- dent, Mrs, Harold Parker, Mrs, R, Taylor; treasurer, Mrs, Ben Stoneman, assistant, Mrs. Al- vin Cole; recording secretary, Mrs. Tom. Brintnell; asst, Airs. R. Taylor; Christian Citizen- ship, Mrs, Wm., Brintnell, Mrs. Earl. Kinsman; Com m u n i t y Friendship and flowers, Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs. ROC. 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