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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-15, Page 5Page 5. March 15, 1157s ensall and district news CQRRg5PQ.NPP.NT5 Mrs, ,Maude .Heckign, .Phone' 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 48-ounce tins 25C Clark'sFaney Quality TOMATO JUICE 5" 3 SOUP AL's Cutqlte 100-foot rolls WAX PAPER 49' HENSALL Betty Crocker White and Devil's Food CAKE MIXES 33' Kraft CH EEZ WHIZ B-Oz 29' 1elii,:ifT TIDE . 69' Cheerio's 101/2 -oz., Frostyo's 91/2 -oz., Wheelies 12-oz. CEREALS 3 FOR 79' Macaroni an CAT al DINNERS 11' Catelli's Sc off pack 2.pound package THIN SPAGHETTI 29' Rose Sweet lb•ounce jar MIXED PICKLES 29' Rose Squeeze Bag MARGARINE 3 Las 79' Libby's Faticy 15-ounce tins CREAM CORN o 35' Country Good Chicken-Noodle Phone 24 Hensall 777 17 a,. 77# 171. Highest Prices PAID FOR Sprouted Wheat, Milling Wheat and White Beans SEED BEANS SANILAC, SEAWAY AND MICHELITE Act Early and CONTRACT YOUR BARLEY now. Contract Barley Prices currently $1.35 per bus, and prospects look very good for 1962, COOK B 5. MILLING CO. LTD. Pork Liver Round Steak or Roast ill Sauna e PURE: PORK Lae Bologna ic lean, ground Chuck FRESH PRODUCE Sunkist No, 1 Size 163's Oranges4 C 2.11a, tell6 Cooking 1 Onions 2 y. Tomatoes Tropic Beauty 17: No. , 14et, Ontario No. 1 50-lb, bag Potatoes 79 8 C lb Desinwooci aute. hears clerk of GB Area marks prayer day "God's Love for the Whole World" was the theme used at the World Day of Prayer held at Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Friday, Marcia 9. Groups from Hensall United, St, Paul's Anglican, Chisel. hurst United and the "CG1T irls of Carmel church and their leaders attended, Mrs, B. T. Rowe, Mrs. Thomas Lavender, Mrs. Percy Harris and Mrs, Earl. Campbell, presidents of the participating groups, assisted with the serv- ice, Mrs. Campbell presided and gave the welcome, in addressing the meeting the speaker, Miss Norma West- gate of Exeter, county health nurse, speaking in harmony with the theme said "We should use our talents and not hide them under a bushel.; the bands of Christian women everywhere are filled with good works" and concluded with "What is that in thy hand?" The speaker was introduced by Mrs, Campbell and thanked by Mrs, Basil Edwards. A vocal duet was rendered by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mrs, John Love. Mrs, Ed Munn was pianist for the meeting, Unit plans bake sale Airs. Jack Drysdale presided for UCW unit 2 at the meeting in the Sunday School hall Mon- day evening, March 12. The devotional was taken by Mrs. Ken Elder and Mrs, .1), Blackwell. The Bible study was in charge of Mrs, re, L, MeNaughton. An open discussion was held on ways and means of raising money. It was decided on an order hake sale after Lent, Hostesses were Mrs. EdisLi Forrest and Mr , Jack Cor- bett. There was a splendid at- tendance. Next meeting will he March 26. Carmel society studies Guiana Mrs. Earl Campbell presided for the WMS meeting of Car- mel church held Thursday aft- ernoon, March, 8. Airs. S. Dou- gall read scripture passages. The topic was given by Mrs. Ross MacDonald oil the Mis- sionaries of British Guiana, MTS. MacDonald was appoint- ed a delegate to Hamilton Synodical. April 3, 4 and 5. Miss Hannah Murray pre- sided for the brief meeting of the Ladies' Aid when plans were completed for the St. Patrick's tea and hake sale Saturday, March 17 in the church basement, Mr, Joe Ferguson is a pa- tient in Victoria. Hospital, Lon- don. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McEwen spent, a few days last week in Detroit and Flint, Mich, Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Beer re- ceived word their son FR/Sgt John Beer has been promoted to Flying Officer, and their son-in-law, F/O Ralph Mc- Arthur has been promoted to Flt/ Lieutenant. The bingo sponsored by the Hensel] Legion . Saturday night, was well attended. Door prizes were won by residents of B.C. and Exeter, A Presbyterian Church Men's Club called "The Presbyterian Men" will -meet Thursday night, March 15 at. Carmel church here. Rev, Ross MacDonald, Aire. MacDonald, Ruth Anne and David visited this week with Mrs-. AlacDonakl's parents in Brockville, Weekend guests with Mr, and Staffa nurse wins award By MRS. JOHN T EMPL EMAN STAFPA Mr, and Mrs, John Drake, Patti and Mrs. J, Drake Sr. Attended the capping ceremony Of MargaretDrake as a nur- ses' Aid at South Huron Hos- pital Tuesday last. Mies hosanna Word e daughter of Air, Alvin Wor• den, a junior student nurse at Stratford General Hospital was presented with a $150 but'sary from the Women's Hospital Auxiliary at their annual bor. sary meeting Thursday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim Scott and boys, ,Mr. an Mrs. John :Drake and girls, Mr, and Mrs, Brute. Armstrong and "heys Were all guests of Mrs. Sadie Sbott, Croniarty, Monday eVe• tang Bonnie Miller of SS No. Hibbert WAS successful' iii wilt hifig first in the junior donee. tat:T.-Class of the public spea k . lag fillets in Mitchell DiStriet High Selitiel. tionaile'S topic Wee "POShire, And Peesert• Lodge enjoys euchre party Mrs. A. Orr, presided for the meeting of Amber Rebe- kah, Lodge last Wednesday evening, Mrs, Leona Park pre- sided in the absence of the Vice-Grand Mrs. Hugh Mc. Ewen and reported for the visiting committee. Mrs, Eva Parker, reported for the CPT committee . and announced a euchre party to be held on March 21 following the regu- lar lodge meeting. A letter was received from Mrs. Mary Sutter, DI) sec-treas., of 1-luro- nic Lodge, Clinton, stating the DDP Mrs, Ethel McPherson would visit t he Lodge on March 21, Arrangements were discussed for this meeting, A euchre party followed the meeting under the direction of Mrs, Ken Elder, Mrs. Geo. Clifton and Mrs. Elgin Thom- son, Prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Glenn Bell; gent's high, Mr. Stewart Blackwell; ladies' consolation, Mrs, Wel , ker Carlisle; gent's consola- tion, Air. Laird Jacobi; lone bands, Mr. Howard Lemmon. A clutch auction followed, the prize winner was Mrs. Ken Elder, Your library — Continued from page 4 on my diet. I lost 65 pounds," The author contends that, al- though starvation is one of the most cornmon techniques of losing weight, it is not practi- cal because it reduces weight, not simply by reducing the amount of fat in the body but by reducing the amount of all body tissue. Moreover he writes "starvation is accompa- nied by weakness, lethargy, constipation and other disturb- ing effects and "when you stop fasting, as ultimately y o u must, y o u quickly regain more weight than you lost." The essence of his findings lies in an astonishing fact; that the number of calories one takes in, is not -important; it is the kind of calories that counts." We note that this book ranks second highest in non-fiction best sellers in Time this week. Beyond Ourselves • Another book by Catherine Marshall, who has written "A Man Called Peter", The Pray- ers of Peter Marshall" and others, is at hand, "Beyond Ourselves" will an- swer the needs of anyone searching for a more meaning- ful life, a more pertinent faith and a more direct relationship with God. • We predict this book will be cherished by millions as her previous ones have been, Mrs. Laird )11Lickle and family were the latter's aunt, Mre. A. AL.:Murchey of Ottawa, Miss Helen Boyle and Mr. Milton Boyle, Toronto. Mrs. Eva Parker has ac- cepted a position at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, duties to commence April 1. Air. Jack Caldwell of the Be-N•Jay Beauty Salon has pur- chased the Mann's property on King Street and gets possession in .May, Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Orr of St. Hubert, Que. are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, R, A. Orr. Miss Norma Muir of Sea- forth spent .a week visiting with Mrs. John McMurtrie. Mr. and Alt's, Jack Peebles and family of London were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster and family, Mr. and Mrs, Archie Wrench of LOndon visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elder and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elder and family of Hamilton spent the weekend with relatives here. Mi's. Whiffle Dayma.n of Lon- don was a recent visitor with Mrs. Lou Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Don AltIcLA roe of Toronto . were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Chapman and sons. Mr, Ed Funk, who . has been a patient in South Huron Hos. pital, Exeter, for the past sev• eral. weeks was able to return to _his home on. Monday, Robert MacLean undo. went en OpetatiOn. ie. St:. Jo- se ph's Hospital, London, last Week, Mr, ROSS Christian „tif Bramp- ton spent the 'weekend with his parerite, Me, and Mes, X, X, Christian, MrS, P, WeilAnde Was_ the winner o 2,500 Gol d_ Bon d. statrips in the draw at Browns 1GA Market Saturday night. Visitors _ever d. ._ the weekend. with Mr, johrt.PAseinere Were Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Elder and family of liatitiltotH Mr. and. Mr's, Hen .Passmote and f ame thy AyInier and Mr, and Mrs, Alex' Duncan., E xeter MN., and Mee, iingh MOM and Bill, DesnWeed, Me. and Mrs. Bob Chalk and .Joey of :13.y MRS, .ggY,IN, .RAPER DASHWOOD Mr, Murray Des jardins, clerk of Grand Bend, was 'Pest speaker At ..the historical and .current events meeting of Dashwood WI with Airs. *Ken McCrae convener, He spoke on municipal affairs. Mrs. Syd Baker discussed .the motto "Our heritage is a priceless treasure entrusted to our care." Why I should make a will was the roll call, MISS Anne Koehler sang a solo. Airs, Leonard Schenk, presi , den, presided for the business, Mrs, Addison Tieman and Mrs. Ken AloCrae were appointed a committee in charge of the ex- hibit for Exeter fair, Mrs, Ar- nold, Kuntz reported on the dis- trict executive meeting held in Hensel}, Mrs. Kuntz, Mrs. Otto Willett and Mrs. Harold Ra- der were appointed nominating committee for a. new slate of officers. Red .eross material was dis- tributed for the canvass, A booth will be operated by the institute at the Sytsma sale, Plans are to attend the Daffo- dil Party March 26 at Bethel Reformed Church, B x e t e r, Guest speaker will he Col. Eugene Tiernan. The bursary collection of 50e a member will be collected at the next meeting. The collec- tion from the meeting went to the North West Territories, The Institute will cater to the men's club supper April 2. The committee in charge will be Mrs, Milford Merrier, Mrs. Glen Webb, and Mrs Ervin Rader, The short course .de• tided on was 143 lbs. of meat. The telephone euchre held in February as a success. Win• nets were Airs Ervin Rader for the ladies and John Rader for the men. Mrs. F. Stebbins dies in Winnipeg Mrs. Fred Stebbins. .60, of Winnipeg, died in Winnipeg Friday, March R. She was the former Lena Dosjardine of Grand Bend. Besides her husband she is survived by two daughters, Yrs. George (Rota) Lewis of Vancouver and Airs. Lloyd I Grace) Walker of Kitchener, one son, Milton of Vancouver; three sisters, Mrs. Amelia Des- jardine of Grand Bend, Airs, Isaac Bestard, Stephen Town- ship, Mrs, Ed Vincent, Mimi- Peg; five brothers, Leesum, Exeter; William, Wilfred, Clar- ence. and Eimer, all of Ste- phen Township. The body arrived at the T. Harry Harman Funeral Home Monday evening from which the funeral look place Wednes• day. March 14, Interment was made in Grand Bend Ceme- tery, Pallbearers were Donald, Alelvin, Wilmer, Norris and Hubert Desjardine and Ervin Bestard. temayer, last week. Judy Kraft, daughter of Air. and Mrs, Harold Kraft, re- ceived her five-year certificate for perfect attendance at Zion Lutheran Sunday School Mrs. William Gossman. is ill al her home. Mr. Harry Hoffman attended a funeral seminar in Miami, Fla. Mrs. Hoffman and Jimmy accompanied him, UCW plans 62 events Sy MRS,. C. 'W.PP.PPV.R0 GRzgNwAy The '.UCW meeting was held at the home of Mrs, Ernie Eggert with Airs, Jim Eagleson and Mrs. Selbourne English in charge of the worship. The president, Airs: Joe Hor- ner, bad charge of the business session. Airs. Ken Rock, con- yeller of the finance commit- tee, gave a report of the „esti- mated budget for 1962. Several suggested projects were brought before the meeting and voted on. It was .decided to have a strawberry supper in June and a turkey supper on Friday evening, October 5. Other pro- jects were tabled. Three pair of knit mitts were given by Mrs. Joseph Eagleson for the bale. Used nylons were also given in for the bale, Twenty-two members answered the roll by an Irish verse or song. The April meeting will be held in the church. Personal items Chris Rinker of Sarnia spent a few days last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey, Air. Peter Galles of Berkley, Michigan, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks. Mrs. Lloyd Waun and daugh- ter, Mrs. Bob Baird, Mrs. Clare Ritchie and son, Sarnia, visited on Saturday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Curls. Mr. Henry Belling is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brophey. Mr, and. Mrs. Ken Larmer of Peterboro spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Airs. Carman • Woodburn. Charlene Tweddle of London spent a couple of weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Rock, Air. Bob Johnstone, Parkhill, will present, pictures of his trip to Europe in the United Church on Monday evening, March 19. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Brophey, Glen and Elizabeth Ann, Lon- don, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rinker and. Chris, Sarnia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Brophey, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Hicks visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Airs. Orville Sic- Linchey of Zurich. Mrs. Stanley „Jackson was Admitted to St. Joseph's Iles- pital, Londen, d u r i lag last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mc- Bride of Kitchener visited Wed, nesday with the former's mo- ther, Airs. Robert McBride in, Honsall. and Sir, and Airs. gar McBride and Sharon. Air, F. W. Rowntree, Weston, spent a few days with his sis- ter, Mrs, Norman Long. The :Kipper, East Women's In- stitute are invited to the Cre- diton Wom en's Institute on march 21 at 8:15 p.m. and also A pot luck supper at Airs. Ste- wart Pepper's on. March 27. Thrifty Kippenettes The fifth meeting of the Thrifty Kippenettes was held on •'"t March in at the home or Mrs, Wm. ,Belk The roll call, "One new point I hay e learned about cutting out and marking on a m gar m m ber ent s. the answered by 19. e decided on. the covers for the girls record hook, Deanna. Forrest was nomin- ated as secretary for the neAt meeting which is to be held on March 24 at 2 p.m. at the home of Airs. V. Alderdice• A discus- sion, was held on 'Shorts," when and where not to wear them, also how to reinforce the seams and how to adjust shorts to fit. With Airs. Bell, Mrs, Alder- dice, Sharon McBride and Jean MeNaughton as leaders, the members were paired off into groups and were shown how to put in a zipper. Black Knights name officers Royal Black knights of the County of Huron met at Blyth LOL Hall for the annual meet. big, County Master Wm, AlcIll- Wain. of Beyfield was re- eleeted for his Rood term. Other officers include Dep- uty County Master, Walter Scott , .Bel grave; chaplain, Win. Campbell, FordWicli; re- gistrar, Borden Brown, .Clin• ton; treasurer, Beery Patti- son, Blyth, lecturers, Fred Ja- meson, Woodham; Robert Mb- bend, Fordwieh; censors, Rus- sell Page, Greenway; Wilfred C a $ t, I e, Bayfield; standard bearers, Wm, Dickey, Wood- ham; Wm, Taylor, Blyth; [Air- sivant, George Bailey, Blyth. R.W.Sr.Kt. Oliver Jaques of Hensell conducted the elec- tion of officers. County Master Mclllwain was appointed dele- gate to Grand Lodge Sessions in Fort William in May, The Sr, lets of :Blyth provided lunch at the close of the meet- ing. Kin to conduct cancer drive At a dinner meeting of the Kinsmen Club Thursday night at the New Commercial Hotel it was announced that a can- cer drive will be conducted in April, Guests were present from. Stratford, Exeter and Hensel'. President Bill Fuss presided for the meeting. Rummage sale date set Dales for the spring rum- mage sale sponsored by Hensall Xinettes was set at the meet- ing on Tuesday evening for May 26. The club has been invited to the Zone B interclub meeting at Delhi April 4. Mrs. John Baker won the raffle, President Mrs, William Cle- ment, was hostess at her home for the meeting. Fete couple at Cromarty By MRS. KEN McKELLAR CROMARTY Mrs, T, L, Scott, Mrs- M. Lamond, Mrs, C. McKaig, Mrs. G. Carey and Mrs. L. Miller attended the spring executive meeting of the Stratford Pres- byterial in Knox Presbyterian Church, Stratford, on Tuesday, March 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ramsey and children of Listowel and Mr. and Mrs, Carlyle Meikle were Friday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Wal- lace. Miss Mary Crawford is spending sonic time with Miss Olive Speare who is slightly indisposed as the result of an injury. Celebrate anniversary Members of the family and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace on Friday night to celebrate with them the fifty- second anniversary of their marriage. Progressive euchre was enjoyed with five tables playing, Mr. Wallace entertained with music on the harmonica ac• compaideci at the piano by Mrs, Donald Wallace.Lunch was served by the family. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace are both enjoying excellent health and join in many social activi- ties in the community. World Day of Prayer Mrs. Harris Butson of Mitn- ro United Church was guest speaker at the World Day of Prayer service which was held in Crotnarty church on. Friday afternoon. The theme Of the service was "God's Love for the Whole World," and the leaders were Mrs. Calder McKaig, Croiliar- ty, and Mrs. A, H. Daynard of Staffa, Mrs. 'I', L. Scott sang A solo "At the place of prayer" and was accompanied by Mrs. Will Miller at the Mane, :Prayers were led by several ladies from Ciennatty and Staffa churches, There were around fort y• five ladies in attendance. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Alex '04rctirier visited on Thursday with Mr, And Mrs. Wilmer' HOWAtt. of Londeeber0. Sugar and spice — Continued from page 4 of these days their leaders will wake up to it, but it. will be too late, When those educated COmmies get Ai& Of the same old ideas and start looking around for some new ones, there'll be A tremendous explosion, You Cala put every body in a concentration camp, And With these feW confttsing thoughts, lot, say faroWell to Education Week AS it slew* ly sinks out of Sight Mr an. other yeat, And let US spare. 4 tear for my son Hugh who Chose this, or all weeks, to tonic Wile with his Worst re• pert card Of the year. 77.27%,::7'.7.77!•' 7"' Kippen Comments By MB& .NORMAN. ONO Hensall personals Mitchell, and ,lack Cerbett and Al visited Sunday ality", Her Wither is Mrs. M. with Mk.. and MPS. tI .Cot °• .C• Romp, belt an d 'rattily, By MRS, ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD Over 100 young people of the Canada Conference of the EUB church gathered at Dashwood for the 1962 Camp Retreat. Registration was held Satur- day afternoon and the youth were billeted in the homes of the congregation where they were also fed except Saturday and Sunday evening when the ‘VSWS ladies of the church served the meals to over 100 each time. A hayricle was held Saturday evening, then lunch and an in- formal camp style vesper ser- vice. Rev. Merrill James, the host pastor, spoke Sunday morning, During the Sunday school hour they were divided into three groups and were taught by Bert Deirst, David and Ken- neth Bauman, who are all Wa- terloo University students, Sunday afternoon was camp promotion for 1962 and some spoke on "What camp has meant to me in other years," Rev W. O. Amy of Kitchener led in the afternoon Bible study. At the closing candlelight commitment s e r v i c e Rev. Bruce Seebach of Hanover, Conference Youth Director spoke. David Bauman of Kit- chener, president of the con- ference' Youth Fellowship ex- pressed the thanks of the youth to Dashwood youth and congre- gation for their hospitality dur- ing the weekend, The Camp Retreat. committee was, Larry Kelly, chairman; Doreen Heist, Carol Second, David Bauman and Bonnie Mc- Crae. Celebrates 49th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reste: mayer celebrated .their 49th wedding anniversary Sunday, March 11. Present for the oc- casion were Mr. and Mrs, Mel- vin Restemayer and Jane, Eugene Kirk of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kraft, Robert and Ronald and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kraft of London, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Miller and, family and Mrs. Madeleen Fleet, and family. The children presented them with potted mums; the grand- children presented them with corsages. Dashwood Merry Maids The 4th meting of the 4-H club, DashwoOd Merry Maids, was held at the home of Ja- net Miller with the leaders and nine girls present. Assembling I. h e garment, basting, and stitching were discussed, Samples were made on neck facings and the girls woeked on their garments. Roll call for next meeting — One point l have learned about cutting and marking material. Personal items Mr. and Ales. Ervin .R,ader, Air, and Mrs, Cliff Salmon and Mr, and Mrs, .Harold Schroe- der attended the Ontario Hydro ConventiOn at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, last week. One of the highlights of the con- vention was Dr. Charlotte Whitton, thaw .of, Ottawa, ad• dressing the group as guest speaker, David and Sharon Rader spent a few days with Air, and Mrs. Fred Miller Of Zion last week; Panl Rader spent a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mr, and . Mrs, Elgin Rader, Mrs, F"eida truer of New Hamburg is spending some. lime with h er .mother Mrs, ,la- cob Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Dave :Baird of I.ondort spent Sunday with Mrs. Matilda Pieter, Mrs. Victor .Kraft of, London spent a few. days with lier ...pa• rents, Mr. and .Mrs. Lends Res- CIKACIIE , When kitintsyi 60 to remove °twees. acids and Wastes, backaehrif teed lehlin0••• disturbed rest often may follow. Dodd's Kidney PHIS' stinuilate kidneys to ennui duty. Yon 'isbi„better, sitti better, Wark better. Over 100 EUB youth attend camp retreat St. Patrick's //1‘ Weekend , I N."- Burns' Whole 3I/d•lb. tin / \ 1 i/ HAT BARGAINS CANNED CHICKEN 99c • 71 •