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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-01, Page 7Pape 7 ensail and. district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs.:Maucle Heiden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MecGregor, Phone 54 March 1, 1102 To celebrate centennial Ely MRS. KEN Mckg41,AR (11051ARTY The Marioe Ritchie Evening Auxiliar,, held its meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Scott Airs. Norman Ilarburn presided. Mrs. Gordon Scott •as- sisIed in the devotional. During the business Part of th; in voting, supper dish re- eines .werr handed in for the MO anniversary. It was de• chisel in bring pie recipes for the next meeting. Mrs. Mervin Dow had the study book ,Church at Work in British Guiana" , as- sisted hs Airs. John. TOM ploman awl Mrs Rob Laing. Airs. .lim Miller had the topic and read ''if You Ask Ale There Aro No Rides in Life" by Pa• die Young. She concluded with "A Cowboy's Prayer.,, Mrs. Gordon Laing rendered a piano solo for the special manlier on the program. Personal items Mr Jim Chappel who is tak• ing a forestry training course in Dorset. spent the weekend whim his parents, Mr. and Mrs- Minter Chappel. Mrs. Win. Hamilton is a pe• tient in Scott Memorial. Hostas 1 al, Sea forth. Mr and Mrs. Donald Scott and daughters of Goderich spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace. Air. A. .1. Gordon Dow is Hospital. in Stratford General Hospital. Air. and Airs. Jack McGhee. Judy and Jackie spent Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGhee and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. Mrs. Bill Binning and family visited Sunday with parents. Mr, and Airs. Ken McKellar. 406°4" slow down on slippery streets and highways 4%ales ferfffir,". • . Report .on Thames Roac —.....;—ra—f..—„.....1==..11=1===.7:277',=.7 Marys Memorlat Hospital oe Tuesday aftvt110.011. 1P.fit WeeicA: Community night Comemelty et4ht was held: nn Monday evening with five tables of euchre in play. MRS, w.4.41,uod gplipg will be belcl. Elimville (pd. Church on Friday after- noon, March 9- Rev. Hugh and Airs. Wilson visited with the former's ,sis- ComMittee in charge was. ter, Mrs. Grace Eedy of St. Air. and Airs,. William Snow: Aiarys, who is a patient in St. and Mrs. William Rohde s,e *es r. . Prizes were won bY; 140: high, irs. Harold Rowe; la .•&. . • dies low. Mrs, Barry MUleri,„ lone hands, Bohol. !haver, men's high, Lee Webber; men's low, ROSS Hodgert. Don Jury As Our new Shop foreman Hensall Motor,. Sales are pleased to welcome With 14 years' experience, Don Jory is a qualified licenced mechanic who knows how to find and fix trouble. We're pleased to have him on our staff. BRING YOUR. CAR TROUBLES TO DON! Hensall Motor Sales ROY CAMPBELL, PROP. Phone 31 Hensall Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Knight were guests at the Earl-Knight wedding at St. Paul's Anglican Church, icirkton, oa Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Carl 'Willed and Jane of Zurich were Sun- day evening ruests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison •Cas- well, Billy and. Beverley, Mr. and. Airs. Case de Mooy and Sandra were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Pass. more. Mrs. de Alooy and San- dra remained here for a week. Mr. and Mrs. William Rowe of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. •Harold. Rowe. Mr. and Airs. William Snow and boys visited on Sunday with. Airs. borne Luker of Hen- sail. Air. and Mrs. Arnold. Calm, Judith and Bradley were Sat- urday evening guests with Mr. anti Mrs. Donald Bray, Mrs, Richard Etherington is a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, where she tinders went surgery this week. The World Day of Prayer Official. Opening CLAIR'S BARBER. SHOP MAIN ST,, HENSALL Located in former Post Office Building Friday, March 2 YOUl f Patronage Appreciated CLAIR DENEAU, Prop. 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Kippen WI hears MOH Dr. R. M. Aldis, .Goderieb, Huron CoLtilty Medical Officer of Health, was - guest speaker at the meeting of Kippen East Women's Institute last Wed- nesday, Ile spoke on "Sanitation and Better Health" and showed slides in connection with his talk, He was introduced by Mrs, Ken McKey, and thanked by Mrs, Robert Bell. President Mrs. James Drum mond presided for the meeting which was held at the home of hostess, Mrs, Ernie Whitehouse with co-hostess Mrs. Stuart Pepper, with members answer- ing the roll call by a cure for wrinkles. Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot con- tributed a poem, Mrs. Robt. Kinsman, a medley of piano selections and Mrs. R. Gem- mell led a health quiz. The group accepted an invitation to Crediton WI on Mar. 21 and. will hold a social evening in March, Articles of sewing made by members for the War Me- morial Children's tio snit, a London, was on display. Donations were approved for the Adelaide Heedless Home, towards esteblishment of WI groups in the Northwest Terri- tories, and to the Penny For Friendship fund, Lunch was provided by Mrs. Arthur Varley, Mrs. Robt. Kinsman, Mrs. Russell Brock and Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner. Celebrate birthdays Mr. William Walden, a life- long resident of the Blyth area, who is at, present visiting with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harburn and family, observed his 88th birthday on S a. turda ye His grandson, Keith Harburn, eight on Friday, also observed his birthday with him. Members of his family celebrated the event with them. Mr, Walden has a family of three daughters and one son, 19 grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren, Brownies present program About thirty p a r e n t s and friends were guests of the Zu- rich Brownies at their Think- ing Day program Wednesday, February 21 under the leader- ship of Brown Owl Mrs. Allan Gascho. The Br o w n i es presented songs, recitations, a playlet and a demonstration to illus- trate the Brownie program and Its aims. District Commissioner Mrs, Thomas Lavender of Hensall, spoke briefly on the origin and history of the Scout movement of which Brownies is a part, Scout groups attend. service, The Local Association, Scoots, Cubs, Guides and Brownies and their leaders attended "Think- ing Day'' service in Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday morning last and were ad- dressed by the minister, Rev. ROSS MacDonald who chose for his topic theme, "What to do with your life". He spoke on the four aspects of life saying "The business of life is to be, to do, to do with- out, and to deport". Taking part in the service were Michael Hoy and Cathy Scant who read scripture pas-- sages and David Taylor who gave the prayer. The choir rendered an anthem under leadership of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. Student Sunday The annual student bursary Sunday will be observed Sun- day morning, March 4 when students from Waterloo Col- lege will conduct the services in all Presbyterian churches. In Huron-Maitland area, Jim Aiken, a student, will conduct the service hare, In the evening the Young People, students and ministers, will attend a special service al St. Andrew's Church, Wingham. at 7.30p.m. when Rev, Gor• don L. Fish will .give the ad- dress, after which a fireside hour will be held in the lecture room. .Unit holds bake sale Unit three of Hensall UCW under leadership of Mrs. Dave Kyle, sponsored a successful bake sale at Crest Hardware on Saturday. The sale was opened al 3 p,m. and the baking was all sold in seven minutes. The group realized $43,00, Marks 92, likes papers Mrs. Grace Ranson was the recipient, of many congratula- tory messages, gifts, cards and flowers and received members of her family on her 92nd birthday Sunday, February 25 at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rapson of Hensall., with whom she makes her home. Airs, Rapson has two sons Orval, Hensall, Ira, Goderich, seven grandchildren, and w el v e great-grandchildren. She was horn in Muskoka, She is able to be up and around the house every day, enjoys TV and keeps abreast, of the times by reading her paper every day without the aid of glasses. Thirty-nine ladies from lien• salt and community took a bus trip to 'Kitchener Tuesday night of this week and attended the Ice Capadcs held in that city. Mrs, Fred Beer organized the trip. Mr. Robert Mickle and Miss Ann Mickle spent the weekend in Kitchener visiting their sis- ter and brother-in-law, Air. and Mrs, Ross MacMillan and Dav- id. Air. and Mrs. Donald Joynt, John and Pal, Mrs. Alice Joynt visited, last Wednesday with De, andAirs. Harry Joynt, Toronto, and also attended the hockey game that night at Maple Leaf Gardens between the Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens. They returned home Thursday night. , Mr. and Mrs, Laird Mickle spent a few days last -week holidaying in Detroit, The World Day of Prayer will be held Friday, March 9 at 8 p.m, Guest speaker. will be Miss Norma Westgate of Exeter, county health nurse. Ales, Ross MacDonald will be guest of at the World Day of prayer at Knox Pres. byterian Church, Bayfield, day, March 9. . . . ATTENTION FARMERS Purchases restaurant Air. Harold .Foster has Mir• chased the !cosy 'Korner Res• 'fitment on King street from Mr. and Airs. William. For- rester and. gets possession March 15. Mr, and Airs, For- rester and family, who have been residents here for the past two years, expect to take up residence in Zurich. Mr. Foster has been man- ager of the New Commercial .H otel for the past six years. CPT euchre At a brief meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge last Wednesday evening presided over by Noble Grand Mrs. R. A, Orr, plans were laid for a euchre -Wednes- day evening, March 7. At the conclusion of the meet- ing a euchre was held with nine tables in play sponsored by the CPT committee of the 100F and Amber Rebekah Lodges. Winners were: ladies, Mrs, W. Cornish, Brucefield; men, Ross Richardson, Zurich; lone hands, Mrs. Glenn Bell; door prize, Mrs, Ross Richardson, Zurich. Mrs. Eva Parker and Edwin Taylor were in charge of the project. Make eight quilts for UC missions The ladies of the United Church Women. held a quilting in the c h u r c h last week and completed eight quilts which will be forwarded in the bale to Toronto for overseas relief, and to Dr. Whiting mis- sion at Hazelton, B.C. Twenty-five ladies assisted in the project which was com- pleted On Saturday, Mrs. Al- .bert Alexander and. Airs, Jarvis Horton were in charge of the project, Plan Easter meeting The Arnold Circle of Carmel. Presbyterian Church met Mon• day evening with president Mrs. B. Beaton presiding. Mrs. Ross MacDonald and Airs. R. A. Orr presented the devotional and study "Youth and Educe tional Training," Airs. MacDonald gave current events on British Guiana. Plans for the Easter Thank- offering meeting in April was discussed and it was decided to invite Caveat Presbyterian Church, Exeter; St, Andrews United. Church, Kippen; Knox Presbyterian, Bayfield, and the W.AIS and CGIT group of this church, Guest speaker will be Airs, Ross MacDonald. Kin take ride Members of the Kinsmen Club and .Kinettes enjoyed a sleigh ride party around the countryside Friday evening, Two sleigh loads drawn by a tractor enjoyed this ride and upon completion they went to the Legion Hall where dancing was held and a smorgasbord lunch served, Guests were pies- ea from Exeter, Kippen and Heiman.. Comments about Kippen By MRS. NORMAN LONG "Thrifty Kippenettes" The third meeting of t h e Thrifty Kippenettes was held at the home of Mrs. Wm; Bell on Wednesday, Feb. 21, Miss Gil- christ, home economist, visited this meeting and talked on Achievement Day. There was a discussion on "How to pip and cut out the pattern and how to use the tracing wheel. 'The next meeting is to be held on March 3 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bell. it The Ataxy in SaintSbUrY' By MRS. HEBER PAVIS. Personal items The Ladies Guild meeting was held at the home of Mrs. .Ear" Atkinson with twelve atomisers present. The after- noon was spent .cmilling. Mr. and Mrs. George Atkin- son. Sandra and Darren were. .Sets rday guests with Mr. and Airs. ilermae Atkinson. Mrs. Heber Davis returned home from. hospital Tuesday and spent a few days in Lu• can with her daughter and. son-in-law. Mr. and Airs. Jim Young. ratters over the, week- end were Mr. and Mrs. harry Carroll, Mr. and Airs. Earl Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vin Elston, Alr. and Airs. .Bob. Tindall and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Diekins were Sunday noon guests with Air.and Mrs. Frank Squire, Granton and evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDonald, LUeen. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cronyn, London, were Saturday eve- ning guests with. Mr. and Airs. Hugh Davis. An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Air. and Mrs. Maurice McDonald Wed- nesday, when St. Patr i c k s Church. held its second card party, Mr. and Airs. Clarence Da- vis, Cameron, Sharon and Mr, .8 or don Smythe, Centralia, were Sunday guests with Air. and Mrs. Harry Carron and Wayne. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Johnson, Dennis and Brian were Wed- nesday evening guests with Mr, and Airs, Don Fairbairn, London and had as their guests Saturday evening, Mr. Walter Proctor, Air. Den Fairbairn, Miss Gail Fairbairn of Lon- don and Mr. Arnold Flyby, St. Thomas and on Sunday eve. ning, Mr. and Airs. Ralph Smith and baby of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael were Sun- day evening guests with Air. and Airs. George McFalls. Airs. Davis was celebrating her birthday. Air, and Mrs. Ross McFalls, David and Donnie, Miss Joyce AleFalls and Mr. Carl Schendera. of Exeter were present, also. The story in Zion By MISS MURIEL HERN Barbara Here, Wayne Vern, Earl. Miller and Edward Here enjoyed the Junior Farmers bus trip l.o Detroit on Saturs day, where they saw the De- troit-Chicago hockey game. The Messengers held their skating party on Saturday at Woodham rink. They returned to Norman Jaques for the wor- ship service and study hook followed by a social time. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bern and family were Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pul- len, Whalen and Mr. and Airs. Norman Brock and Bill. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Horn and family visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Bal. lantyne, Brian and ,dim iii y, Thames Road, Air, and Mrs. No rma it. Brock and Bill visited Friday eve ning with Mr, and Mrs. Angus Earl. Miss Muriel Here has re- turned home after spending the past month with Mr. and Mrs, Stuart, Sir ale and family, St. Marys. The New Styles -g TINTING SETTING STYLING Tues., Wed. & Sate 9 to 6 Thurs, & Fri., 9 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girl Perms-46.00 Regular $8.50 Be -N-Jay BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Mensal! Mr, Walter AleBeath, Bruce- field, is a patient. in St, Jos- eph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Doris Jeffery of Staffa ‘vas the wirsier of 2,500 gold bond stamps in a draw at. Brown's ILA Market Saturday night, Mr. Fred Kennings, who has spent the last two months with relatives in St, Catharines, has returned home. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary will canvass the village in a Red Cross blitz Tuesday eve- ning, March 6 from 7 to 8, Mr. and Mrs. William Soldan left last week for Daytona Beach, Florida, for a month's vacation, Mr. Howard Love of Toronto visited this week with his father, Mr, Milton Love, Mr, and Airs. Don MaeLaren of Toronto spent the weekend with. Mr, and Mrs, Archie MacGregor. Mrs. John Pfaff of London visited last week with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Murray Baker and daugh- ter. Recent visitors with Air. and Mrs, Sam Rennie were Air. and Mrs. Jerry Rennie and daughter of Toronto; Miss Di, Anne Rennie, nurse-in-training, of Sarnia, and Miss Maryanne Ratmie, of Leaden, Mit. Lou Simpson visited re• gen tly_ With Mrs. Winnie y,• thAti in London, Air, George Walker IS A pa , Heat in South finite febstntAl, Exeter, where. he is receiving teeattitent, Mrs, WOnnaeotf returned to her home in London after spending two weeks with her Son and datighter.ia-laW, Mr, had MKS. Keith WOnilecott. and Miss Geraldine Parker, LOri- it dOtt, sneht the Weekend With f: her paretitS, Mr. and MPS. P a 'tie er, Mr, and Mrs. Keith 'Woima- eat and family Were recent visitor;; With friends iii Tillson- bur, Alt'. Joseph leerguson, is a patient in Victoria hospital. Hensall personals I CONSTRUCT Upright Concrete Silos tit2 To S5 rEET Contact: Arnold .Rugill Box 164 Canibria ciaderich rihono JA 1-9(131 Collect Rodney and Gary Oats That Will Make Seed • BARLEY Montcalm, Betze and Parkland Barley Thal Will Make Seed Bring in your Samples and we will bid you a price, CONTRACTS We will have contracts for Seed Oats and Barley, also contracts for Malting Barley. 01,16NE HENSALt. MARKET We Art In The