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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-22, Page 5Name best speakers A PUblic speaking contest iirealving six Grade 8 students of Hensall Public School tea- lured the citizenship and edu- cation meeting of Henson. WI last Wednesday evening, Winner for the girls was Hea- ther Reid, whose subject was "Sir John A, MacDonald. "Flo- ra Lee Johnston placed second on the subject "A Day at Guide Camp" and Diane Koehler speaking on Alexander Gra- ham Bell was third. Grant Jones was first for the boys on the subject "Dr. Wil- fred Grenfell"; Ricky Bucha- nan, second on "The Atom" and George Taylor, third, on "The last days of the late Dr. Thomas Dooley," Judges were Mrs, lames McAllister, Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs, R. Y. MacLaren, Other numbers included square dance selections by Ju- lie Heal, Ronnie Wilson, Ca- therine Ann Christie, Scott Smith, Kay Davis and Jerry Matson of Grade 1, vocal solos by Mrs. Carl Payne, violin se- lections, Miss Greta Laramie and piano solos by Miss Mar- garet Elgie, Mrs. R. D. Elgie presided for the program, Mem- bers answered the roll call by telling "one way to help our young people." Mrs. Fred Beer conducted the business, Mrs, N. E. Cook, Mrs, Sim Roobol and Mrs. James Bengough were named a committee to bring in a slate of officers for the next meet- ing. A donation was voted to the International Scholarship fund and also a donation to the Hensall Legion Branch, A collection for Pennies for Friendship will be taken at the April meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Norval Reid and Mrs. John Skea, Bank entertains area councillors The Bank of Montreal of Mensal] and Zurich entertained the reeves and councillors of Hay, Stanley, Hibbert and Tnckersmith Townships, Hen- sel] and Zurich to dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, Wednesday evening, March 14, after which they attended the playoff hockey game at the local arena between Strathroy and Hensall-Zurich Combines in the Shamrock Junior "I)" Hockey League finals, with an attendance of 645. The Com- bines won with a 5-2 victory. EtvP.Milmelre.7,4=31,.17gl.mon:m News budget from. Baseline By MRS. KAN..M;KAI,LA.R CROMARTY The induction service for the Rev, .1. C. Boyne as minister of Exeter and Cromarly Presby- terian congregations has been announced to take place in Croma cc y church on Wednes- day evening, March. 25 at S o'clock Personal items. Miss Margaret Ann Wallace was a guest skaterat the skating carnival at Kincardine on Saturday night. r, Robert Gardiner at- tended the annual meeting of the Ontario jutual Insurance Association which was held in the King Edward Hotel, Tor onto nn Wednesday and Thurs- day. Weekend visitors at t It e home of Mr. and Mrs. john Wallace were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott, :Sharon, Karen, Catharine ard Janet of Gode• rich and Mr. and Mrs. Fra.nk Cadic.k, Sharon and Donald of Sarnia. Pay tribute to official By MRS. KEN McKELLAR CROMARTY Funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at the Heath - Leslie funeral home, Mitchell, for Roy Burchill, clerk-treasurer and well known farmer of Hibbert Township. Rev. James Ferguson of Si. Andrews Presbyterian church, Stratford officiated and Mrs. Edward Gilck was organist, .Floral tributes, heart founda- tion, mission, cancer and Gi- deon Bible cards were re- ceived. Pall-bearers wore Norval Elliott, Matthew Coyne, Her- bert Britton, Hibbert Town- ship, J. Kenneth Bewley, Lo- gan Township, William Stew- art, Kitchener and Gerald Agar Staffa, Flower - hearers were Robert Burchill, Hibbert, Kenneth Burchill, Bi n b r o o k Charles Welton, Owen Sound; Jack Sangster, Clifford and Jack Dearing, Staffa. Perth County Warden Wallet Gerth, I4i.ilverton and W. .Blowes, Perth County clerk- treasurer and Hibbert. Town- ship Council and employees at- tended the service. Friends and relatives attended from Owen Sound, C 1 if I o r d, Wingham, Stratford, Kitchener, Seaforth, Niagara Falls, Guelph, Toron- to, London, Milverton, Staffs, Binbroak, Cromarty, Dublin, Mitchell and surrounding dis- trict. Temporary entombment was made in the Elizabeth Ritz Memorial Chapel, Mitch- ell, with burial to be Made later in the Presbyterian cem- etery, Mitchell, St. Patrick's euchre A St, Patrick's euchre and crokinole party was held at SS No. 5 on Saturday night with 13 tables playing, Gents' high prizes were won by Ernie Harburn and Alec Scott and ladies high by Mrs, H. McPhail and Shirley Gar- diner; gents low went to Jack Christie and Alvin Dow; low for ladies, Linda Hackney and Mrs. E. Cole. A draw for a camera was won by Murray Mueller, Pro- ceeds were donated to the ju- Mor Red Cross, man and family visited day evening with Mr. Sirs. Robert Mayer and fly, Thames Road. Sun- and fain- Pearl Ann 'F,frh, Ronald Oesch, Nancy ,Seliwartzentruher and. Mervyn Erh., iii charge of the program. Mr. and Mrs, Archie Sins- lard .called on Mr. Harold Fin-. lay and. family on Saturday al. lernoon, tcDss ,Judy Oesch -visited' with Miss Pearl 'Ann grb, ,on Satur- Personal Om; clay. Mies. Joy Erb. has returned to Mr. gal ,011ahings, Mr. and, her job in. Maryland, .Pennsyl- Mrs. William Londsborough of vania, Clinton visited with Mr. Hers Miss Carol grb.: left Wednes- •01d.Finlay on Sunday. day with her sister and then Miss Linda ,Oesch spent Sat- travelled on to Florida from ui'day night and Sunday with Maryland, her brother and sister-in-law, The Blake school held a St. 111r, and Mrs. Elmer Oeseh and Patrick's party on Friday with family of Zurich, Message from Blake Jay MISS EMMA FINLAY Mr. and Mrs. William. -Cala, well of Brucefielil visited on .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tho- mas Laing. 0 nests entertained at the home of Sirs .Sadie Scott on Monday night were Mr. and. Mrs. John. Drake and Patsy, .Mr, and Airs. Bruce Arm- strong and boys, Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace, Mr. an Mrs. jas, Scott, ,Terry and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Frances and Agnes and. Mr. Lindsay McKellar, Mr. Don Bowman, first year theological situ-lent at Waterloo. College had charge of the church service nn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were in Markdale on Sunday visiting with a cousin, Mr. Herb Walker, whose wife died nn Sa turday. Mrs. Sadie Scott visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. Scott and children. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing werP, Mr. and Mrs. Don Diehl. and family, Sebringyille, and Mr. and Airs. Fred Deichert, Clin- ton. Ladies to improve church The Ladies Aid met in the home of Mrs. T. L. Scott with the president, Mrs. J. M. Scott presiding. The roll call was answered by naming a favorite hobby. Mrs. Thos. Laing conduetd the devotional period, Alec Scott played a piano instru- mental. Plans for further improve- ments at the church were die. cussed. Airs. J. M, Scott and Mrs. John Wallace were a.p• pointed to meet with the board of managers. Airs. Gerald Ca- rey, Mrs, Mervin Dow, Mrs. Thos. Laing and Mrs. Will. Mil- Je: were appointed a commit- tee for the social hour after the induction of the Rev, C. Boyne on March 28. Bachelor: "Bought a cook book but couldn't make a thing." Friend; 'Sluff too fancy?" Bachelor: "Yes. Every re- cipe started out with "Take a clean pan" and that always stopped me." 336 49 4 C I DEVON BUILDING • Office) Hours 9 a.m. to PH 2354120 EXETER 5 p.m. 1 1,4 •••,.i •••••ni. • "Tour hours wilt be nine to five—and if there's one thing I can't stand It's a clock watcher." 1.a(iY: 'Plan.- in tion „rites ifreaks le9. for new minister bring will be Money in pocket now. If you don't know how to cull, we'd like to offer our help. There's 1)0 obliga- tion. Give us a ring today and whether you're a Purina feeder or not, we'll he happy to atoll by at your place and show you how. You'll really save money if you cull your floCk regularly. kr fast, efficient feed service call E. L. Mickle & SON LTD. phone 205 Hensall feed PURINA CHOWS today! With Al's SEATS! .y MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Matera.ta.ezal4;:azWalaiaeis. ssa. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Truman Singu- lar of Broadview, Sask„ Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Arthur and Donald, 4th Line, and Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Elston were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Elston. Mr. Howard Rinn and Miss Noreen Walkom were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Car- men Rinn and family of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs, Elliott Mc- Xeighan of Denfield visited with Mr. and Mrs, Duncan McNaughton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marriott and son Douglas of Sarnia visited at the home of his par- erits, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marriott, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parkinson and family of Eighth Line vis- ited with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson, On: Sun- day. Mrs. Oliver Baker and fam- ily were Sunday guests with her father, Mr. Herb Beer, and Anna of Munro. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner and hen of Exeter were Sun• day evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. William Spence and David. Mr. and Mrs, David Holland Were guests of her sister, Mrs. Gordon FeeZer and Gordon and M.', and Mrs. David Sheppard On Sunday at Ailsa Craig, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Baker and family entertained the East Zion Mission Circle girls and church choir at, their home. on Thursday evening when' they presented King, Linda and Diana Barnett. with three long playing records, Mr, and Mrs, f3arneti arc leaving the farm to make their horde in St, Marys. Units bold quiz, nfame committee UCW unit 5 met in the. Sun- day School room Thursday, March 15 with Mrs. W. B. Cross presiding,. Devotion was taken by Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs. Leona Park. Mrs. Edison Forrest pre- pared the reading given by Mrs. Park. Mrs, Alf Clark sang a solo accompanied by Mrs, Laird Mickle. Mrs. Cross gave the topic and conducted a Bible quiz. Mrs. George :Hess acted as recording secretary in. the absence of Mrs, R. McAllister. Mrs. William Weeks, the lead• er of the Unit was unable to be present owing to sickness, Mrs. R. M. Peck was pianist Unit names committee UCW unit 1 met Monday eve- ning with the leader Mrs. Ern- est Chipehase presiding, Twen- ty-four members answered the roll. Mrs. James Jenkins conduct- ed the devotional., Mrs, Grant MacLean gave the study and Mrs. Don Joynt the Bible study. A ways and means commit- tee was appointed composed of Mrs. Ian McAllister, Mrs, 1), Joynt, Mrs. Howard Scene, Mrs. R. Reaburn and Mrs, Jack Simmons, UCW donates to new furnace The Chiselburst UCW met Tuesday afternoon with pres- ident Mrs. Percy Harris pre. siding, Mrs. R. Taylor conducted the worship period and 16 mem- bers were present. Mrs, Ear]. Kinsman submit- ted the finance budget which was accepted, Twenty-five doh tars was donated to the new oil furnace which has been in- stalled, Mrs, Alvin Cole, Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. Jack Brintnell reported for the new dishes purchased for the kitch- en. Airs. Earl Kinsman reviewed a chapter from the study book and Mrs. Robert Kinsman offered a piano solo. Hostesses were Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Harris assisted by Mrs. R. Kinsman and Mrs, R. Brock. Circle plans Easter .meet The Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church met Mon- day evening and laid plans for the Easter thank-offering meet- ing in the church auditorium Monday, April 1.6, Guest speaker will be Mrs, Ross MacDonald and special guests will. be the ladies of St. Andrew's United Church, Kip- pen, Cave, rt Presbyterian Church, Exeter, Knox Presby- terian Church, hayfield, the WMS ai,d CGIT of this church. President Mrs. B. Beaton was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Roy Bell conducted the wor- ship using the theme of 'The World Day of Prayer." Mrs. MacDonald gave current events on British Guiana... Hostesses were Mrs, William Brown and Mrs, Ed Fink. CGIT discusses health The CGIT of Carmel Pres- byterian church Met Wednes• day, evening, March 14 and their discussion topic was "Per- sonality, Health, Plus." Mrs. Ed Fink, assistant leader, who was in charge, surprised the girls with a luncheon of ice cream, cake and soft drinks. St. Patrick's tea The Ladies'. Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church sponsored a successful tea „and .bake sale in the Sunday School room of the church turdAy afternoon. it was well attended with the proceeds gratifying. The tea tables and Sunday Schoolrooms, were decorated in. St. Pateiclea theme and the CGIT, Who served, were dress- ed in green in keeping with the day, Personal items Mr, Earl Bell of Toronto spent the weekend with his pa- rents, Mr, 'acid Bell. Mrs. Glenn Clark's rink tops curler The HA:mall curling club completed As season play, last week and declared -Jim Clerk's foursome as the top entry as they came up with a win in their own draw and whipped the other draw win. .ners to cop top spot, The. Clark entry composed of lloward .Frannie, Keith Ander- son and Douglas Mantis, scored three straight wins in the 9:00 pm. draw to gain the berth in the final. A mixed team made up of skip Sam Rannie, his wife Eileen and Olga and Jack Chip- chase were runners-UP with two wins and a plus of 11. Third. place in the draw was won by the team of Walter Spencer, skip; Lorne Hay, vice-skip; Ron. Mock, second and Stan Kochan, lead, McAllisters win The 7;00 p.m. draw honors were taken by a rink skipped. by James McAllister who fought their way to three straight wins. Other members' of the rink included Ian Mc- Allister, Norman Jones and Jessie McAllister, The battle for second place honors was a nip and tuck af- fair as two teams came up with two wins, hut Orville Workman edged Lloyd Mousseau as he had a. plus of 10 compared to the latter's seven. Members of the Workman rink were Jack Corbett, Wilmer Jones and John Anderson. Mousseau.'s entry was com• posed of Glenn Koehler, Ray Consitt and Jack Corbett. On. Thursday, March 22, the Hensall club has been invited to attend an evening of curling as guests of the RCAF Centra- lia club. Personal items Sunday, March 25, at the United Church at 7.30 p.m. "An End to Darkness", a film about missionary work (Meth- odist Church) in Liberia will be shown as it: particularly concerns two African broth- ers, The film will be shown by the M & M committee, in, sup- port of the M & M fund. Mrs. John Henderson, who has been a patient in Clinton Hospital for the past several weeks, returned home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe De Loge of Sarnia were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. George Walker, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, returned to his home this week. Miss Geraldine Parker of London is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Chip- chase spent the weekend in To- ronto, , Me. and Mrs. William T. Blackwell, Lansing, Mich. vis- ited last week with Mrs. Sarah Blackwell in Mitchell and also with Mr. and Mrs. David Black- well and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Blackwell, By MRS. NORMAN 1,,,O140. KiPPEN Recently Mrs, Russell Brock. met with an accident while going to the barn she fell on some ice, causing a double fracture to her right leg. She was taken to South. litiron. Hoe. pital, Exeter, where a east was placed on and at present time she has .a walking cast, .Personal items Miss Kathryn Feitser.nf Grand Rapids, Mich., visited Monday with. Mr. and Mrs. N. Long and Miss Janet Doig of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Bud ooper of Toronto accompanied by Mrs. W. B. Cooper visited, Sunday with W. H. Cooper. Mr. Norman Long returned home Monday from Scott Me- morial. Hospital, Sea f orth where be has been a patient for several weeks, Kipper, UCW Kippen UCW held a meeting in the Sunday school rooms on Tuesday afternoon, March 13. There were twenty-five ladies in attendance with Mrs. Har- old Jones presiding, Arrangements were made to hold an Easter thankoffering service in April, The worship was taken by Mrs, Ross Love. Mrs. Ronald McGregor was the speaker for the afternoon, Mrs. John Sin. clair accompanied her daugh- ter Joan in a duet, The busi- nesse meeting followed, then all enjoyed a social half hour. Hostesses were Mrs. John Sin- clair and Mrs, Ralph Turner, Hibbertgirls name slate By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN STAFFA The Hibbert Little Lassies held their first meeting of Se- parates for Summer at the home of Mrs. Carter Kerslake. Color and size of record hooks were discussed and Mrs. Kerslake explained what the record books should contain. Mrs. Kerslake also explained how to choose a pattern and material correctly, saying that one shotild always look at the finishes of the material and also consider the cost. '['he officers for this course were elected, President is Jane Parsons; vice-president, Patsy Coyne; secretary-treas- urer, Joye^ Kerslake, press re- porter, Mary Ellen Doyle; record book committee, Janet Miller and Eleanor Kemp; te- lephone girls, Margie Wallace, Kaye Worden and Sharon Burke. Personal items Fifteen ladies from the Staf- fa area attended the Summary day for "143 lbs, of meat" held in Monkton community centre, Wednesday. March 4. A successful St. Patricks cro- kinale party was held in the family centre of Staffa United Church on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hog- garth returned home last week from their holiday in Florida. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Duncan, Kirkton, visited Thursday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mrs. Frank Elliott and baby son have returned home from Seaforth. Hospital. The families in SS No. 4 Hib- bert were all entertained Sat- urday evening at a card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple, ‘‘..,we bought it through rim hliffiON ckyA010„; Lots of good buys are being made every day under the Bank of Montreal Family Fincince, Plan. Whatever major purchases your heart is set on, chances are you can finance them best by monthly payments under this modern plan. Why not talk to the people at your neighbour- hood branch of "MY 'BANK" soon? iraffeVgairt02.4A9M.,,V.-.7.0..MgM4griaXIIX. ,..,••••••••••••.• ", BANK OF MONTREAL ramp 9 Finance Pia Brings ail your personal credit needs ',, under one roof with a tow.cost g al M tife,insured loan Exeter Branch: CHARLES SZslITH, Manager Centralia (Sub-Agency): (Open TuesdayeThursday and on Friday 4,30. 6 p.m.) Crediton (Sub-Agency): (Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Grand Bend Branch: DONALD ROBERTSON, Manager Dashwood (Sub-Agency): Open Mon., Wed. 5. Fri. Hensall Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager Lucan Branch; JACK STEACY, Manager Zurich Branch: )OHN BANNISTER, Manager . Monarch (Rag, 1901 #, 0, Smith's 20,est. -Pie Crust Mix PKG. 29c Crisco Shortening I.B. 33c Pa5c :March 22i 19 52 and ,cii5trict news CORRESPONDENTS Mr.S.Pde .Meriden, Phone Mrs, .Archie MacGregor, Phone 54 t3ARBER SHOP MAIN ST., HENSALL open -rues., Wed,, 8 ta 6, 0,nt: 4,8ot, 8 alit, to S pm: CloOd momiay Davies Grant Utnning., B.enn , CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal Auditors Bill Mickle's TIPS ON WHY CULLING YOUR LAYING FLOCK IS IMPORTANT! Culling is important to you—it will give you money in pocket now. It will cut your feeding costa. It should im- prove your egg production, Culling is not a hard job, in fact--- it's too easy. It's so easy we often just put it Oft I-1ow many of your hens are laying right now? We've seen flocks where 10%, 20%, even 30% could be culled without the owners missing one single egg, And these loafers eat so much, often more than their she. That's why regular dulling is soar. im portant. Then you'll know that you're not wasting feed you'll be Aire that your layers are getting their proper share. And, the price your Cullt can Canadians who want bigger profits tomorrow Hunt's ii-oz, Bottle Catsup EACH 17c Drinks 48.oz., Reg tae 29c M ickens inced Ham sa.Nt0LR, rime Rib Roasts tewing Beef Lle tra Cherry Pie Filling EACH 33c Libby Fancy Quality Tomato Juice 48.0t, R. 35c daa. POR 79 Hen all ti