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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-03, Page 5Pa do S May 3 762 I I ensa I district news CORRWONDENTS Mrs. /Nuck Hgsiden, Phone 5 Mts. Archie MocOrocpar, Phone 56 Rain stops Kin 'blitz' Fourteen members of the Ems. man Club blitzed the village Monday ek'ening for the Ca- nadian Cancer' Society and up lo date had collected $320.00, with more to be added as their canvass was held up consider- ably due lo an electrical storm and torrential rains. President Bill Fuss said that donations will be appreciated. Alembers of the HO on the dris-e were John Heal, jack Doha, Ron rialph. Robert ilea- burn. lack Simmons, Ilarold Knight, lack Drysdale. Ross links, Allan Crerar, Bill Fuss, Rill Clement, John Baker, Jim Orr and 'Bob Caldwell, Four members were unable to assist owing to illness. jim Hyde was chairman of the drive. and Mrs /tars .Sotore of Kirkton vi4qted Sunday with Mr and Mrs. .Clifford Solt. Rickey Scott spent the Easter holidays with his cousin. Barry Ward. Mr. and Mrs BurnBlack- ler and family tailed Sunday with Mr. and, Airs. Les !rail bairn and family of London, sunday risiters .with Air. and. Mrs. Ronald Denham and „lam- thy were' Air .Cecil Skinner and Miss May ,ddete r. Mrs. Vera Nall, Mr and Airs Taylor. .and Debbie of Detroit, U. and Airs, Tfan- ary Motz of DIkton, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mason and family of Beigrave, Air, and Mrs. John McAllister and. boys, Arr. and Mrs. Sam Skimmer and. family of Centralia. Mr. And Mrs. Roy MeNaligh-, ion of Cane are visiting with Mrs. Albert Birkell. ALAI R F. BARBEK SHOP MAIN ST.,'HENSALL, 'Ciao 'Fuca., Wed , Fre. 8 I s», to .5 TOurs, 6. bat. 0 4 ,m . to s cteisect tAniicizs), Just Day to attend our Me mprov men, Show AT OUR Zuric t re Sec actual demonstrations of Lawn Mowers, Rote Tillers, Furnatm, Air-Conditioning Units, Appliances, Sidewalk C?isplays, etc. 'SPRING CARNIVAL .STYLE' Daily. Features THURSDAY Beatty & Coleman FRIDAY — Kelvinator & Hydro SATURDAY — Frigidaire & NJ-id-Rag Thursday and Friday Nights — Floor Show In The Community Centre LUCKY DRAWS — FREE REFRESHMENTS — TREATS GALora SWINGS AND SLIDES FOR THE KIDDIES 4 Biggest Event Of All All week long, site a dt•monsiralion of the new OMAN STAND-6Y POWER TAKE-OFF-GENERATOR:1 You will be amazed, to say I-he /east! Gingerich's Sales & Service Ltd, ZURICH SEAFORTH Soothing AotisOptit Boy Mecca in floor tith nMEH MEAT BYi-PRODUCTS Mit coci Ham. Chicken Locif, Macaroni-Cheese Lout, Du Ch L. of 11. HEINZ .KETCHUP The BIG Weekend Savings are at AL'S HENSALL K en MOZOia Oil MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING YORK PrNUT BUTTER 1.6liZ,1451 Smoked icnic Shoui Cottage Rolls rciq 79c 5 1.;.: of Lei LCD Cp Legion auxiliary as.4ists Guidois Two new members were fete success Stalled into the Legion /mil- lacy at its Meeting TuesdaY evening by president Mrs. MI ham Smate assisted by vice presidents, .Airs,. ltoward Senate and Mrs. W, J. Cameron. They were Airs. Daisy Bates and Mrs. Janet Hay, both of Zur- ich. Mrs. Kathleen Docket', lien salt, was proposed as a new member. A donation of $?A was toted to the Hensall Guides and Brownies, All invitation was received from Goderiefi Legion Auxiliary to attend its birth. day party June 10, Members are urged to attend the Legion Auxiliary rally in Brussels may 23, Mrs. Don Haven tendered her resignation as treasurer as she is leaving Hensall, Mrs, Byran Kyle was named to take her place. A social evening still he held in the Legion Ilan rvida, June 1, Pas! President Gordon Munn presented Mrs. Faith Pincent with a gift as she is leaving Hensall. Mrs. William Smale won the mystery prize and Mr's. Mary Taylor. the rattle. Bingo was played. Father dies On April 13 clue leaders and members of the 4.11 club net al. the home of Alt's. Win. Bell and Ruth was presenter/ with a clothes hamper and a magazine rack. On Saturday, April 14 Mrs. George Stephenson held a mis- cellaneous shower where friends and neighbors of the bride were present, An address was read by Mary Stephenson, Gifts were presented by jean Ale- Clinchey, Donna Dayler and Mary .St ephenson. The families of SS 5 Stanley held a miscellaneous shower on „April 17 when Ruth received some very nice gifts. An ad- dress was read hy Alurray Ale Bride, a grade 8 pupil. Ruth thanked everyone. .lilts Men wright. of Guelph, niiss Dowson of Clinton and Mrs. Keen of Stratford visited during last week with Alt', and Ales. Dawson. .flobby Gridzak, who has been working al Atonkton, enjoyed a few of flit, Basted' , h o lid ays \oil his parents, hrothers and sis- ters, ']'ha A rtiold family mov.ed to Chatham last week and Mr. h a r s the Zurich Chamber of coninterce served About :trio parlous at a SA liP r• k 01 slipper In the Commu- nity Centre 'Thursday night. April 26. Abunt 200 pounds of sailer kraut, 200 pounds of spare ribs, 200 pounds or potatoes and 75 pies were preoared for the sup- per. which ehamher officials propose In make an annual event. People attended from as far ae ay as London. Sarnia and [let roil, Supper was served the Men assisted bs six wives at 51 .50 a plate and the Chamber of Commerce wilt clear over $200. ,Ilorh rkhrim was ehairman for a local talent prnera m ATTEND GUIDE COUNCIL Ales. Earl Rowe, Mrs, Robert Cook, Mrs. Herbert Betts. Mrs. Thos. Lavender and Miss J'at Rowe attended the annual meeting of the Girl Guides of canada. Provincial Croined. which Was held al St. Paul's Cathedral in London Thursday and Friday of last week. The were also present at the Gold Cord certificate c eremony at It. R. Beal Technical School on Thursday evening. Sauerkraut MRS, JOHN. TVAPI4MAII &y MIbS EMMA FINLAY STAFFA Mrs. Gordon.. linggarth W. a., hostess for the annual meeting Perso.nal items of the Staffa Women's institUle Mr. and Mrs Earl oesch and 1%hieh was held at her home on family hav e rim\ mused to Wednesday evening, April 25 Zurich and Mit anti Mrs. Kari The district president Mrs (iingerieh have taken. up COM- coulthami was guest: speaker (tenet> in the house which they and gave an informative ae purchased from Mr. .Desch. count of her trip to 'British Co Miss Linda Desch s p r' nt ltitrthia in June 1961 to attend Easton week with her brother the second national convention and sister-in-law. Air t and Mrs of the Federated Women's In- Elmer Deseh and family of stitutes of Canada., Airs. finis-Zurich. Won-den thanked Mrs Ali'. and Mrs. Le Boy Erb CottIthard and presented her and family visited Sunday eve- .with a gift, rung with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Roll ['all for the -evening was ()Peil and family of Zurich answered by the payment of Mr, ilarod Finlay and fain m rs. R usse ll wom e n, IN, rh visaed Sunday with Min and president.- dealt with the busi• Mrs Josiah feekit' and Pant ness which consisted of a tat 0 - ler of thanks from tho double trio at SS No. 2, St. Patrick's which won. the Staffa WI .trophy at the Mitchell Music Festi\ at this year. Miss Susanne Kyle has re. Person& items fUrned home after spehding, Easter week with her cousin. Miss Barbara Townsend, Mitch. ell. 13y MRS, NORMAN LONG Al Corbett spent the past KIPPEN week visiting with his. brother- The ladies of St. Andrews in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Coiled Chur,ch, Kippcn, held a Rob Chaffe and joey at Mitch. miscellaneous shower for Ruth ell. Mr. and Air's. jack Cor. Turner', bride of April 21, on nett visited with them this Wednesday, April 18, weekend. Kin name. John Heal John Heal was elected pre- sident of Hensel), Ki nsmen Club at the dinner meeting held al the Rosy Horner .reS, lattrant I h rsday .evening, April 26. Other officers arc past pre- sident, Bill Fuss; vice presi- dents, Ross Jiriks arid Harold Knight; secretary, John Baler; treasurer. Ron .Ralph, regis- trar, Jim Hyde; directors, Ro- bert 'Rea,biwn, 136b Baker, Jim Orr. Two .new members, Homer Campbell and Bob Caldwell were received into the club. Past Governor Bill Alielde spoke on "World Council.", There was a 10(r;,, attendance. ICinettes elect officers Mrs. *John Heal, was named president. of Hensall Kinettes for 1062413, at the meeting held at the home of Mrs. William Fuss. PaStpresident is Airs, William Clement; vire president. Airs. Deitz; secretary, Mrs. John Baker; treasurer, Airs. Ross ,finks; registrar, Mrs, ‘Villiain Fuss; Bulletin editor, Mrs. Jim Hyde; flans were laid for the annual spring rum- mage sale Saturday, May 26. Ten dollars was voted to lien- sall Kinsmen for the cancer fund. Airs, Jack Drysdale won the raffle. Carmel church notes The 'Thug People attended the spring rally at the Pres- byterian Church, Kincardine, Monday, April 30. Rev, Ross MacDonald was ziest speaker at the CCOT meeting held in the church Wednesday: evening, May 2, The Bible study held every Sunday evening has been dis- continued until September, Visitors over the weekend with Mr. John PaSsMOve were Mr, and Ales. Gib Duncan, :Kirk- Ion; Mr, and Alt's, W. J. Me- Lean, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rock and family. Hamilton; Air. Ken Passmore and Leon, Aylmer, Mr. Alex Duncan, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexan- der visited with friends in Kitch- ener last week. Two teams from the the Auxiliary took part in the dis- trict. howling -tournament at Walkerton Wednesday, April 25, One team Caine home with a consolation prize, Aire, W. G. Kennedy was taken to South Huron ,Hospilal by ambulance Wednesday. Air. .toe Ferguson was . taken by ambulance on Thursday to Clinton Hospital. Jack Drysdale and Rill Mick- le attended a joint dinner meeting with Delhi Kinsmen • • . • . Comments about' Crornarty Sy MRS. KEN McKELLAR Personal items Air. Henry Eggert of Rostock rs visiting' with his daughter' and son-in-law, Mr, and Airs, Alex Gardiner. Mr, and 'Mrs. :Harold Cole- man, John. and Allen of Sea- forth were Sunday visitor's with Me, and Airs, Carter Kerslake and family and also with Mr, Andrew McLachlan, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dodds visited on Sunday with 'Mr, and Mrs, Harold Glazier of Clin- len, Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Debbie arid Mrs, Grace Scott visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Donald Scott af Goderich. Catharine and Janet Scott who had been holidaying with the Wallaccs returned home with them, Mr. and Mrs, Prank Elliott and children of Staffa visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Carlyle Airs. lack McGhee, Jackie and Judith of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ottn 'Walker, John (Woman of •Sraforth spent a few holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Calle/. Kerslake. Mr. Jiught Scott has finished Ilrfi .Brsf. year as student at the GAC, Guelph, and will spend ire summer months At his tonne here, Richard and 'Robert Bin dog, spent a few holidays with :their grandparents, MT, and Mrs. K. McKellar, Church serviee will he held at 11:30 adit, next Sunday and Sunday School at 10;15 a,m. Ifoliday visitors with Mr. and )trs. Alex Gardiner :wore Mrs., Ed Knoell -lel and Miss .11_0111 !Bechtel of Ilneltek, Mrs, kl ati Haward. Patsy, Jimmie and Hilly Of WaterclOWn and Mfrs, Gorden Xiwhirl, Rostock, nuots with Mr. and Alt's, Gordon Laing MI Suoday 'were Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Setitt and Ronnie of 86..afortli and Mr. and Mrs. john Jeffetson of Munr o., Aft. L. Scott. ts. ftririfintsd bed at his home, stiffertng freni didocatten in his back Henry Neel), 78, of Tavi• slack, died Tuesday, May I at Stratford General Hospital, Surviving besides his wife are one son, „Harold. Tavistoek, two daughters, Mrs. William (Henrietta) Brown, Mensal]. and Mrs, William (Florence) Chamberlain, Kitchener; four brothers and one sister. Funeral service will he held Thursday, May 3 at 2,30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church. T a \Imm o; w ith b ur i a l i n T ri n ity Lutheran cemetery. last Wednesday night. Miss Florence Petty, who has been a patient at Clinton Pub, lie Hospital for the past four months, has returned home. Visitors recently with Mrs. Hugh. AteAluririe were Mr. and Mrs, Chas Robinson of Bath: Mrs, Ross Dick and Beverly of London: Mr. and AI-es, 1, C. Cochrane, Seaforih and Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Dick and family of Hensall, For their Easter "Good Turn" the Hensel Brownies decorated pots of begonias and presented them to their mothers and to other's who have helped them. in their work, The Guides made a donation to the CTN.,. "Bunny Rundle." Mrs, Gordon Vickers, 'Kathy and Allan of Newmarket visited this week with Mr, and Airs, Berl Horton and Mr. and Mrs. Peter MeNaughlon. Mr, Earl Bell, of Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell, Air', and Mrs. Don MaeLaren, of Toronto, visited over the weekend with Mr, and Airs. Archie MacGregor. Mr. Jack Chipchase returned to Toronto after spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie. Chipcbase, Miss Norma Passrnore re- turned to London after spending the past week with mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore. Your library — Continued from page 4 "Conquering Your Allergy" is about allergies that bring de- finitely physical disconiforts. The cause may he either an emetiOnat or a Musical loot- etance, hut the allergies con- sidered in the book are those 'that have an effeet nn the health, appearance Or vomfort of the physical body, Allergy_ is comparalvely new as a Medical 'specialty and an enoinnioits amount of restareh remains to be done, floWever Mitch has been diSeovered and Dr. SWitiny tells what is known about allergy, Past he&inq for COTS" BURNS, DORMS, INFECtIONS Clubs meet at Kirkton By MRS.. HAROLD DAVIS KiRKTOIN The fourth meeting of the Summer "Seweltes" was held at the home of Mrs. Earl Wet. son. Twelve girls answered the roll call. Beth Crago read the minutes and Marilyn Neil asked about home assignments. Airs. Watson gave the girls time Io read from tine mem- bers' pamphlet. and then they diseussed gathers and rim•ts after which the girls conked on their garmems, Basting ilettys The third meeting of the Basting .F3etlys was held al the home of Ws. Bill Schaefer, Th roll call was answered by nine members. Alt's, Schaefer gave the girls their notes and read them over. She showed diem how In pin the pattern pieces on their inarerial. Personal items Air. and Ales. .Jack Ward, Harry and Robby, Air. and Mrs. William Ward of Monk-ton The New Styles • TINTING .0 SETTING • STYLING Tue.s., wed. & Sat„ 9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri., 7 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girl Perms— 6,00 Regular 56.50 Be-N-Jay BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensall See Grain RODNEY. GARRY AND RUSSELL OATS LonTED AMOUNT OP' SEED BARLEY CLOVER. AND GnAss SM11)S Contracts' AVAILABLE MALTING BA.BLEY AND SP1811 WHITE BEANS Full Lino of CIL .Fortil zor G. THOMPSON SONS tirD„ PHONE 12 HO A Kippen fetes April bride A letter was read from Duhlm Institute est eliding an Myna., lion to Staffa Institute to at- tended the short course on "Con- sumers Workshop", to he held in Dublin, Alay 2 from 10 a.in. to 4 p.m.. also an invitation from Hippen East Institute to attend its meeting, on May If, which svas accepted. Margaret Worden sang a solo and Ws. Ross Smithe read the household hints which had been prepared. by Mi's. Bert Fell, Mrs. Tam Laing and Ali's, Roy :McDonald each gave five minute talks on British Colum- bia, Airs. Laing's on the resort areas and Airs. McDonald's on British Columbia's Importance to the rest of the Dominion. Ali's. Laing took the chair for' the president's summary, tire secretary and treasurer reports and the reports of the standing co minitt °es . AC's, Coulthard installed .the slate of officers for the conning year \villein was presented hy. Mrs , Laing on behalf of the norm ina Ong committee, President for 1962-63 is Airs, Russell. 'Worcien; past president is Miss Vera Harnhiey, Vice-ol'esident is Mrs, Carter Kerslake; secretary tre.asurer, Alt's. .1 oh n assistant, Mrs. Gerald .Agar; district di- rector, Miss Vera Hambley, al- ternate, Airs. Tom Laing; di- rectors. Mrs. Garnet Taylor, Airs, John Wallace, Hr's. Ge- rald Agar, Alrs, ,!olio Temple- man: pianist, Mrs. Ross Smate. assistant, Mrs, Ruby Reed; auditors, Mrs. Ross .male, Alts. Bert Fell; flowers and card committee, Ali's. tiny Mc- Donald, Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth; press reporter, Mrs. John Tem. pleman; Standing committee conveners: agriculture and C.a. ,nadian industries, Miss Olive Speare, Airs. Gerald .Agar; citizenship and education, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Airs. Gordon Hog Barth; historical research and current events, .Airs. John Tem, Wein an, Atrs, Cecil Bowman; home economies and heatth, Airs, Roy McDonald, Ales. Wil- bur Glanville; resolutions, Mrs. Saran Norris; public relations officer, Airs. Ed Brooks. Personal items Mrs. Ernest l'empleman al. tended the social evening held in the Orange Lodge in Mitch- ell last Wednesday evening to honor Al, and Mrs. Irvine Ailiens, Mitchell, on their 45th wedding anniversary. Alr, and Airs. Anthony Real( and Richard from Beaconsfield, Quebec, visited for a few clays with Airs. Brait's parents, Alr. and Mrs. Sam Norris. Air, and 'Mrs. 'Robert Duncan, Exeter', visited on Wednesday with Ale. and Rtes. Lloyd Mil- ler and Air. and Mrs. John Templeman and families. Eric Norris. second year stu- dent al the OA(', Guelph, has completed his year' and Is home with his parents, Mn'. and Mrs. Sam! Norris, Airs. F, Willard has been slay- ing with her daughter, Mrs. John who has been ill this past week, The chicken pox and German nn easels are still in the com- munity. Antsy of Wallacehurg, who our. chased the farm. has taken pos- session. Air. NISton DOV,,SOn suffered a heart attack Friday morning and was rushed to Scott Mem- orial Hospital. .Seaforth by am. bulance. Mr, and Airs. Decaire aril family, who resided in Mr. Labia's house moved to King- ston, Saturday, Miss Berva Switzer of Clin- ton spent the weekend with her friend. Joyce Flood. WI 'returns, Mmo.q.e From executive Make Hensall personals • •