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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-12, Page 5raoe 5 April 12, 1962 Henson and di$trict news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie .MacGregor, Phone 56 ...1,!",!!!!!!",,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!". ifs time for that Spring changeover notut, coe#014, Pilliaralitto Wall( TOW MASTRO/ 0 'arm 1704'011M/Es ELSE, READ NCR oivy wremv USED CAR BUYS 1960 Chev, 4 • doors 6 cylinder, standard shift, one owner 1956 Ford 1956 Nash Metropolitan 1954 Chev Convertible, a !sal girl catcher 1953 Pontiac 1951 Dodge 1950 Chev one•ton truck with racks Mr. and Mrs. George Hess attended the funeral of the. late Mrs. Albert Routly of Watford Monday, April 9 from the Harper Funeral Home, Watford, with interment in Watford cemetery, Mrs. Hess was soloist. at the funeral. Mrs. Gus Voth and Jim, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mrs. Lou Simpson. Jim is attending military school at Louisville, Kentucky, and is home for his Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes returned Sunday from a win- ter's vacation spent at Santa Clara, Cat., Arizona and .Chat- ham. Miss Sharon Riley, of Lon- don, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs, Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann. PS students plan concert Hensall PS students wilt pre- sent a musical program in the town hall Tuesday night, April 17, under the. direction of the music supervisor, Mrs. Phylis Rodgers. The program will include cho- ruses by each classroom and a variety of other musical num• bees, In addition, grade one and two pupils under Mrs, Robert Elgie will present s e v e r al square dances and a group of boys under the direction of Eric Mansfield will demonstrate tumbling exercises, Unit to aid bake sale UCW unit 4 met. Thursday afternoon with leader Mrs, James McAllister in charge, Mrs. W, Dulling and Mrs, Sim Roobol conducted the devotion. al period with Easter as the theme a.nd Mrs. Fred Beer took the study "Into the Sun- set." Mrs. McAllister led the Bible study. It was voted that each mem- ber bring a get-well card to he used for the unit as re- quired. It was decided that the group bake for sale for one unit in charge of Mrs. Jack Drysdale's unit. UCW sees Holland views At the third meeting of Hen- sail UCW held Monday evening Mrs. Sim Roobol showed pic- tures taken last summer of her trip to her native land, Hol- land. Miss Sharon McBride, SH- MIS student, gave her prize- winning speech "The National- ists Movement in Quebec," Mrs. Douglas Cook chose the chapters "Religion Without a Cross' and "The Cost. of God" from the hook "Christ and Hu- man Sufferings" for her devo- tional topic. She was assisted by Mrs. J. Cornell and Mrs, Ed Corbett in the devotional and Mrs. William Fuss sang the Lord's Prayer accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Goddard. Miss Joyce Flynn of the jun- ior choir sang "In the Garden Some. Day." It was decided to carry on with the Baby Band party in June as in previous years and to have a joint ba- zaar in the fall. In 1061„ For the first Hind sines 1933, labour union nte • bership. in Canada declined from the total Of the Previous year. CLAIR'S BARBER SHOP MAIN HENSALL open twee., Wed.,, Fitz a a.m. to .6 P,Ino Ilium lt Crti, (.0 t) tingEd immoommummamonommisi. Lumber and labor cost plenty. That's why it's wise to save on both ! Purina Insect Oil stops insects, kills germs that infect your stock and cut into your farm profits. Just spray or paint it on roof, walls or equipment and it gives you control over germs as well as termites, ticks, fleas, bedbugs and mites that live in cracks and crevices. Purina insect Oil is an improved product with ingredients designed to make wood last 3 to 5 times longer, Just spray it or paint it onto wooden surfaces that are exposed to weather or hard usage, discoid. ages attacks by termites, rats, mice . and keeps horses from chewing their stalls. 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NEW & USED CARS GENERAL REPAIRS-COLLISIONS P11.31 HIENS HENSALL Meat makes the meal Head eieeie =rrr 791 Pure Pork Sausage 2 L. 89 Beef or Pork Liver 25c Rolled Pot Roasts La 39 Macaroni Cheese, Dutch, or Clikkell Loaf gY 43` Hensoll personals successful .euchre partY was, held on Friday evening, April .6. at Neil's School, Mrs, Tom Kooy won the spero4ree wf°11rile tbMr.e lalVeYiliNghoPPsL won for the men; most lone hands, Mrs. Murray. Carter. and 1,1,41)Q2.. Wrier; 1.0 west score for the ladies was rap- tured: by Mrs. Ralph Rowe and Mr. Dort Farmer.. The next party is .scheduled to be held Wednesday ,..evening,. April IS with Mr, and Mrs.. Karl Pickering, Air, and. Mrs, Alvin Faulder, Mr. and Mrs. Art Lightfoot as ,convenors for the party. ."ersonet items Miss Edith Morley of London pent the weekend at her home were. Mr., and Mrs. Sherwood Brock of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. G, Glenn on Sunday. The Ebenezer Cemetery Committee met at the home of Cho throu. Mrs. Fred. Fenton on Saturday p g hroo f t o h et e atH ensall fire evening, Hensall and Zurich firemen cut a number of holes through the roof of the Silco Store Thursday to get at the ,smouldering blaze which threatened an entire busi- Alber Hess ness block in Hensall. Above, Zurich fireman Herb Turkheim puts fine stream into r T-A photo afters. Certified Watchmaker and Jeweller ZURICH sonfff 1,,otter from, 14, GORDON'MORLEY Brinsley Drape charter to honor official NG Mrs. A. Orr presided at the meeting of. Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349, when the .char- ter was draped in loving mem- ory of Sister Christina Munroe, past president of the -Rebekah Assembly of Ontario. VG Mrs. Hugh McEwen re- ported for the visiting commit. tee, Mrs. Glenn Bell, R.SNG, reported for finance commit- tee, Mrs. A. MacGregor, war- den, reported ..for property committee and Mrs. Ed Cor- bett, treasurer, gave the fin- a.ncial report. An invitation was received from Edelweiss R e h ekah Lodge, Seaforth, to attend its 00th anniversary on May 10 at 6:30 p.m. when Mrs, Helen Bowman, president of the Re- hekah Assembly of Ontario and Mrs, :Fula Hickey of Kirkland Lake wilt be present. The recording secretary read an article on Chylo Colfax, founder of Rebekah Oddfellow- ship, A donation was sent to the home at Barrie, A social , followed the meet- ing commlmorating the 111th anniversary of Rebekah Odd- fellowship. CGIT sing spirituals At the meeting of the CGIT of Camel church last Wed- nesday evening Mrs, James Jenkins -told how negro spiri- tuals originated and a number of spirituals were sung. Flora Lee Johnston led the devotional. Gail Sangster, Pat- sy Aloir and Colleen Baynham conducted the business when money raising projects were discussed. Members will attend a rally at Clinton April 14 and the thankoffering meeting of Ar- nold Cirele on April 16. Mrs. McClintock has been appointed assistant leader. Former resident dies Mrs. Esther Perley, daugh- ter of the late Mr, and Mrs. John Corbett, Hay Township, died in Montreal on Sunday. After her marriage to the late Charles Perley she took up residence in Winnipeg, Man.. and the past few years has re- sided with her daughter, Mrs. Albert (Margaret) Barnes in Montreal. A son, Alfred, re- sides in Kingston. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Put theatre in Pinery BOSANQUET An open air theatre is under construction at the Pinery Park, across the river on the hill. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Swain and family visited in Chatham and Blenheim last week. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Gote• tier Jr. and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold France over the weekend. The latter attended the funeral of Miss Joy Jamie- son's grandmother. Messrs. Mac Melville and George Setter attended the Scottish Games at the East York Armories in Toronto on Saturday, The bagpipes com- petition resulted in a tie, for the 48th Highlanders and To- ronto Scottish in that class. The armories are the head- quarters for the latter -regi- ment; .with whom the reporter served in 111 first war, Mr. and .Mes. Gordon Willert and Fred Burley Sr, are holidaying in Florida. Mac Melville has cut and de- livered from his hush a quan- tity of heading to the Forest basket factory and stove wood to customers with the assist- ance of Stokkermann of the. Klondyke road north, during the past winter. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Ho- brZyk of Chatham, are building a new house on land recently purchased and ;James Stryte, Mr., and Mrs. Norman Romphf and Mt. and Mrs. Ray Romphf of .Lohden visited their M parents, r, and Mrs. Albert. Romphf,.. on Sunday. Mrs, William Davidson visiting an .aunt, Mrs, M. Styles of St. Petersburg, Flor- ida, who will be 91, yeara of age in May. Peter Lath is remedelling the garage on his farm (Kith- merly) for living quarters. sto.tf Sgt, James T<ACAD of RCR Camp Ipperwash, and at present ,,liVing on Hastings St,, has, been posted. ID the, staff at has, Borden. was entertained at a fare- well party at, the Sergeant's' mesa at Camp last, Friday evening. Air. an Mrs, Clarenee o atended funeral services from Lodge Funeral Home, Gode- rich, Friday, for the late Mrs. Victor -Hoy of Ashfield 'I'owr ship, who died at Alexandr Marine .General Hospital, (it Wednesday, April 4. Mrs, Hoy was in her 59th year. Centralia RCAF Community Centre is featuring an art ex- hibition by Mrs. Edith Ash ton's students from Exeter, Centralia and ..ffensall. Cer- alnics will also be shown, This exhibition. is open to the pub- lic Sunday, April 15 between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. No admission charge. Mr, and Mrs. Laird 'Tickle attended the "At Home" dance at South Huron District High School Friday evening. Mr. Middle is a member of the board. The Bible study conducted by Rev. Ross MacDonald held Sun- day, evening in Carmel Church was attended by twenty five, Sunday, April 22 a special Easter film" will be s how it. These Bible studies are held every Sunday evening, Mr. Duncan Stewart is a pa- tient in the Muir Nursing Home, Seaforth. Mr. and Airs, Alex Hyde spent the weekend with their daugh- ter, Miss Evelyn Hyde of Oshawa, Air, and Mrs. H. Chamberlin of Ottawa, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. James Jen- kins and family. Mrs. Cham- berlin is a sister of Mrs. Jen- kins. Miss Minnie Sangster has re- turned from a weekend visit; with relatives in Forest and friends in Sarnia and Petrolia. Mr, Jack Chipchase of Tor- onto spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Er- nie Chipchase. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rus- ton and family of Stratford vis- ited recently with Mrs. Rus- ton's mother, Mrs, Eva Par- ker and brother, Bill.. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited. last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and family. Mr. and Mrs'. Don - MacLaren of Toronto visited over the weekend with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Chap- man. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morris- sey and family of Parkhill were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Barker and family. Miss Norma Passmore of London visited over the week- end with her mother, Airs. Pearl Passmore, Airs. Gus Voth and Jim of Detroit visited recently with Mrs. Voth's mother, Mrs. Lou Simpson, Mrs. Keith Wonnacolt and family spent Friday with rela- tives in London. Miss Sherry Gaiser spent the weekend with .her parents, Air, and Mrs. Wm. Geiser at. Credi- ton, Carmel YPS The Young Peoples Society of Carmel. Church met Monday evening in the church and en- tertained as their guests the YPS of Teeswater Presbyte- rian Church. President Wayne, Love pre- sided. A program was presented and refreshments served. Kippen area fetes couple By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN A large crowd attended a re- ception to honor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Saturday eve- ning in Zurich Community Cen- tre. The address was read by Bert Thomson and Laird Ja- cobi presented the couple with a well filled purse of money. During the evening Mary, Beatrice and John Thomson entertained with a musical num- ber accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Malcolm. Dougall of Hensall, Personal items ' Recent visitors with Mr. Ro- bert Thomson were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and chil- dren of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stokes and Larry of. London, and Mr. and Airs, Ro- bert Cornish of Goderich. Mrs. Joe Lostell, who suf- fered a heart attack three weeks ago, is still confined to her bed at home, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wright of Brampton visited Sunday with the former's sister and brother- in-law, Mrs. Charles Eyre and Mr. Eyre and family. Thrifty Kippenettes The sixth meeting of the Thrifty Kippenettes was held on March 24 at the home of Mrs, Alderdice. The roll call "some- thing I have learned about making a garment" was ans- wered by the members. A dis- cussion was held on Achieve- ment Day. Mrs. Bell and Airs. Alderdice demonstrated how to put on a waist band and how to do the slip-stitch, The seventh meeting was the last meeting required by this project "Separates for Sum- mer", BACKACHE When kidneys fail to remove exeries acids and wastes. beekaehe—tired feelinn— disturbed rest often may follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better. sleep better, work batten 80 By MISS EMMA FINLAY Personal items Miss Theresa Corriveau of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Airs. Lu- cien Corriveau and family of 'Blake. Alr. and Mrs. Lloyd McBride and -family of Windsor spent this weekend in this vicinity. Mr, Hugh McBride of Lon- don visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride and Air. and Mrs. John McBride. Miss Margaret Finlay spent part of this weekend with Air. and Airs, Harold Hendrick and Elaine of Dashwood. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Oesch and family visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Clinchey and family, 'Air. and Mrs. Harold Hen- drick, Lois and. Ray visited Sun- clay with Mrs. Nancy Schwart- zentruber of Blake. Miss Linda Oesch spent Sat- urday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oesch and family of Zurich. Mr. and Airs. Edmund Erb and family visited with Mrs. Nancy Koehler of Zurich, Sun- day afternoon. By MRS. CLARE McBRIDE GOSHEN The Messengers of Goshen United Church met in the Sun- day School rooms on Sunday morning, April 8. The program was prepared by Mrs. Douglas Robinson who opened with he call to worship after which Debbie McKinley led in prayer, Cathy McKinley took the roll call with about sixteen mes- sengers answering it. Connie Robinson took up the offering, Mrs, Arncld Keys the other leader read the story and con- ducted a quiz on it, Robert McClinchey read A poem about Easter The Easter hymns were played by Sha- ron Keys. Personal items The Hi C group of Varna and. Goshen met at the home of Joan Elliott on Tuesday, April 10. The UCW who were. sponsor- ing a bazaar on Saturday, April 14 had to postpone it until May due to a sale in the community. The UCW will hold its meet- ing on April 26 this month. Live pedestrians and success- ful men always think fast on their feet Message from Blake Easter topic at Goshen A name well known for expert clock and jewellery repairing. 35 Years' Experience SEE US FOR YOUR SEED GRAIN Barley price the past year has averaged $1.33 per bushel, The Dominion Bureau of Statistics states that this year's Western Barley acreage is down 29%, on the five-year average, Barley prices are expected to remain good it is one of the easiest cash crops to handle with seed and fertilizer supplied, Delivery is taken directly from the field Free Storage supplied. THIS SPRING SOW Contract Barley COOK BROS, MILLING CO. LTD. 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