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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-07, Page 5June 7, 1962 ens • II and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Mewle Ftedclen, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie MecPregor,. Phone 56. 90% of all oil company product research in Canada is done by Imperial At Imperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia, Ontario, more than 200 scientists and technicians are working to improve present petroleum products— and to develop new ones. Their research covers ma nyfields, from gasolines to household detergents, Another 130 scientists and technicians are work- ing at Imperial's Calgary laboratories on ways to find and prodUce more Canadian crude oil and natural gas. Imperial does more research than all other oil companies in Canada combined. Emery barrel of crude oil contains some of the sun's heat. Imperial research works to unlock more of this energy. After five years' intensive research, Imperial found a chemical additive which makes more heating oil available from Canadian crude oil. One important result: less oil imported to heat Canadian homes. ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST HUNT'S TOMATO CATSUP 11.0z. 3 FOR 49c HENLEY'S FRUIT Cocktail 15.02, TIN 5 FOR $ FLORIDA WHITE Grapefruit NO. 1 96'S 10 it 49c Over ,50 win prizes in auxiliary .project Haig Ptriceet, Mrs. H. Ii,- Davis 11140e• Prhalf eSentatien to Mrs. Pineent ofetahneleArou ixi iii;pe.ao rtoMrs4. lift ltd i417,1y1 te heldl "a1 socialand 1,1;3! ,gt gen" 4, A s1"140741'' a; dohn :gS)Pri' he rsiarnDe'enoeptnnerif 11swiaDdivtQeahnnut:.ii f.1°tafs and their fine work and eaat .0 e Exeter Hall 44$1911. 0-operation and Livqaiidoan.,y rgyi witin thanks extended to them for Door prizes were won by of it. the .ottrigeaggi4NaetligsL'elgten.,Filsil; Soklan And Roy C41)10011 'spot Heywood, spoke. dances by Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Dancing was enjoyed and A Mawen and Mr. and Mrs. sMorgasbord lunch served. Your library „.... W.MS. host Saturday bride . .• Plan Tee for birthday .hcmorecl at tea M. Eer.l. Love, RR 1 Zer program • " - ieh, was hostess at a lea in her home in honor of her (laugh- AI the meeting of the Hen- Carmel Presbyterian Church ter, Miss Norma Love, whose sail Recreation Committee, Schoolrooms was the setting Monday evening for the annual ,marriage;,, takes place this Sat- plans were matte for summer WM$ birthday party for which 1"0, recreation for community chil- auxiliaries from Seaforth and 'The tea table was decorated deem Clinton and Arnold Circle were with a lace cloth, pink can. miss Pat Rowe to Gold Cord speeial guests. dies and centered with pink Guide and grade '13 -student at President Mrs. Earl cam p. and blue cornflower arrange- South Huron District High bell Presided and conducted the runt, in a silver rose cowl. Re- School) and Miss Norma Pass- worship service, th e theme ceivng guests at the door more mho will teach school In licempatonsbip.e she was as- were the bride-elect, her mo- Burlington) were engaged as sister) by Mrs Percy Camp- thee' and the groom's mother, recreation directors for the bell and Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs, Frank McGregor, program. They will have three. The address prepared by Pouring tea in the afternoon competent assistants who are Mrs. Ross MacDonald \vas were Mrs, Hugh Love, Mrs. qualified in playground leader- given by Mrs, Harvey Hyde, William Reichert, grandmoth- ship, The topic chosen was "Rain- ers of the bride. Serving were The recreation program will bow Comforts — For every Mrs. Phyllis Edwards, Mrs. be at the community park from dark cloud, God has provided iris Schmidt, Miss Sherrill July 2 to July 27, Monday a rainbow." Carr, Mrs. ithodie Campbell, through Friday. Four mornings • Mrs. Ed Munn and Mrs. Mal- Tea room assistants were Mrs, of each week will he open at color nougat' provided a piano Ernie Laidlaw, Mrs. Percy the park from 9 a.m to 12 duet and a vocal trio was con- Campbell, Mrs. Bessie Luker, noon, one afternoon per week tributed by Mrs, Woe. Brown, Mrs. Bev Beaton and Mrs, Harry Hoy with Mrs. Al. Doug. all accompanist, Luncheon included a birth- day cake cut by Mrs. George Walker, Conveners of lunch were Miss Hannah Murray, Mrs. A, Hoggarth and Mrs Harvey Hyde. The rooms were lovely with floral arrangements of iris, peonies and mums ar- ranged by Mrs. Percy Camp- bell and Alva. Glenn Bell, Auxiliary honors Mrs, Kathleen Docker was in- stalled as a new member of the Auxiliary and Mrs. Byron Kyle was installed as treasurer to replace Mrs. Don Havens, who is leaving Hensall, at the Legion. Ladies Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday evening with the presi- dent, Mrs. William Smale in the chair. The Auxiliary will be catering to a Legion banquet on Times- clay for the Legion hockey boys and their fathers; also a Kinette banquet on June 12, and a mother and Guide banquet, June 22, Cigarettes will be sent ta, two veterans in Westminster Hospital. A motion was made to have a church parade this month at the Anglican Church. Seventeen membors will go to the Goderieb Legion birthday party nn -June 19. The annual picnic was discussed, this to he held in July in Seaforth park. The September meeting will be pot luck, each member will answer the roll call with a tea towel. Mrs. Gordon Munn presented Mrs. Don Havens with a crystal and pearl necklace and match- ing earrings in appreciation of her work as treasurer in the past three years. Mrs. E. R. Davis presented Mrs. Havens with a mother of pearl Legion Auxiliary brooch on behalf of the Auxiliary. Bingo was played. Pouring tea in the evening were Airs, Percy Campbell, aunt of the bride, and Airs, Meta McGregor, tit er of the departing official groom. Serving were Mrs, Kathryn Horton, cousin of the groom, AliSs Marion Turner and Miss Marion Forrest. Tea room assistants were Airs. Ha- rold Reichert, Mrs. Bessie Lu- ker, Mrs, Clifford Moir, aunts of the bride, Mrs. Irene Lay- ton and Mrs, Agnes Madge. To the editor Mrs, Harold Reichert and Mrs. being set aside for swimming. Clifford Moir, aunts of the The age limit for children at- bride. tending is to be from five to Wedding gifts were displayed 12 years, by Mrs, Ernie Webster, sister of the bride, shower gifts by Airs. „lean Twitchell, cousin of the groom; linens by Mrs. Lor- aine Love, sister-in-law of the bride, trousseau by Miss Carol Pepper, cousin of the groom, miscellaneous by Mrs. Myrtle Swan. Miss Margaret Forrest was in charge of the guest book. Wedding gifts were displayed by Mrs, Jean Twitchell, shower gifts, Mrs. Lorraine Love, lin- ens, Airs, Marjorie Comsat, trousseau, Mrs. Ernie Webster, miscellaneous, Mrs, June Coo- per. Miss Melda Pepper was in charge of the guest hook, Showers Prior to her wedding this Saturday Miss Norma Love was honored at several presen- tations, Airs, John McGregor and, Mrs. Jean Twitched], RR 5 Clinton entertained at Mrs. McGregor's home for friends and neighbors of the groom-to- be with a pantry shower. Mrs. Jean Twitchell conducted con- tests, Miss Sherrill Carr, Clinton, was hostess for the ladies on the staff at the Bank of ,Mon- treat and Royal. Bank, Clinton, to present, the bride with a decorated basket of miscella- neous gifts. Mrs. -Loraine Love enter- tained friends and relatives for a surprise shower. The co-host- esses were Mrs. June Cooper and Mrs, Ilene Layton. They presented Norma with a clothes Tramper and a footstool. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Charles, Bob and Ann were present last Wednesday eve- ning for the barbeque and. pro- gram afterward at South Huron Dist Het High School, Exeter. Mrs. Ross .MacDonald is a patient in Clinton Community Hospital where she underwent an emergency appendectomy operation on Sunday. Mrs. Garnet Allan is a pa- tient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery on Monday evening. Mrs. .Laird Midde attended a shower for Miss Sandra Mac- Millan Tuesday evening of this week at the home of Airs. W. A. McTeer, Huron St., Lon- don. Airs. Edna Corbel( visited over the weekend with her son- in.law and daughter, Mr. and Airs. Harold Parker, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Chap- man and Roddie visited recently with their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr, and Airs, Joe De Loge in Sarnia, airs. Harold Dignan has ac- cepted employment aL South Huron Hospital, Exeter, and In Varna Hall, SS 7 Stanley commenced her duties this School Area and Varna com- week munity presented Norma with Allis Geraldine Parker, of a china cabinet, two table London, spent the weekend at lamps and foot stool. The pro- the home of her brother and grain was arranged by Marion sister-in-law, Ali, and Mrs. Forrest, Marjorie Canal I I, George Parker, Fern Coleman, Marion Turner, Mrs. Garnet Allen was taken Grace Pepper, and the address to St. Joseph': Hospital on Mon- was read by Margaret Forrest. day where she underwent an Nall-operation. The staff at the Bank of 70 , p„, .MacDonald i s pan treat, Clinton, where the bride. „„t'-'saa'z'"'i n""--dlynie-p- has been employed for the past three years, presented her Hospital following an appendix with a brown rug, operation on Sunday. Me, Milton Lavery, who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, London, having undergone surgery .Priday, is doing very nicely. Sunday visitors with Alr. and Mrs, Henry Gackatetter and family, Hensel], were Air. ohn G ckatetter, Dashwood, Mr. and Airs. Arnold Gaels, stetter and family, Guelph, Air. and Airs. Elmore Gack- stetter and family, Mr. and Airs. Will Homey, Mr, and Airs, Edward Gackstetter, Exeter, ale, Charlie Finches, Hamilton, Air. and Airs. William Yearley and family, Crediton, The oc- casion was Mr, John Gaels- stetter's birthdoss 01.10a‘OVV•IMINORMfflowiwia,Moi leciem * TINTING * SMITING • STYLING Tues., Wed. & Sat., 9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri,, 9 to 9 WE FEATURE school Girl tierni.-116.00 RetiotAr $8,56 13eN.Jay BEAUTY SALON phone 136 Hanse! Evelyn Howard, Apt. 6, 81 Isabella St., Toronto 5, Ont. The New Styles Now is the time to plant white beans! We have in stock: * REGISTERED NO, I SECOND GENERATION— MICHELITE, SANILAC AND SEAWAY * CANADA NO. 1 SANILAC AND MICHELITE * We also have IMPORTED CERTIFIED NO. 1 SANILAC and a limited amount of IMPORTED CERTIFIED NO. 1 MICHELITE White Bean Contracts AVAILABLE Seed and Fertilizer Supplied It 1, 1k M iF M ,R sk Anyone wishing to register his wheat -cyan must Apply for FIELD INSPECTION by JUNE 15 PHONE 32 'I* a THOMPSON (it SONS LTDk Seed eons HENSALL — Continued from page 4 early 1800's. I was so much struck with the similarity of family names to those of the Ontario Exeter, T jotted down the ones the same until dusk prevented my seeing the dimly- outlined printing. Some of the names may not now be Exeter ones but there were persons of the' name in "my" day or in the neighbor- hood. Some were Beer, Ward, Davis, Moore, May, Cornish, King, Cole, Mitchell, Cann, Taylor, Howard, Salter, .Hos- kins, Willis, Sanders, Gooding, Tapp, Smelt, Abbott, Duen, Elliott, Glatt v i 11 e, Gillard, Gould, Hirtzet, 1-larding, North- colt, Green, Webber. Around town the next day I saw these names, Heywood, Pim, Rowe, Perkins, Earle, Brock, Ross, Hardy, Blatch- England. and on the Golden Jubilee in lured hip, result of a fall in a ford rr ?), Harvey, store in the village. I also in the Guildhall saw the silver box which had been given by Exeter, Ont„ and was disappointed to be. told it had been just an empty box, When I asked what it had con.- tattled, Mr, and Airs. Don MaeLaren, Banquet Guide leaders of Toronto, spent the weekend Wednesday, May 30 a get-ac- with the latter's parents, Mr, nuainted banquet was held in and Mrs. Lorne Chapman, the Hensel( Legion Hall for Mrs, Lorne McNaughton is a Huron Division Guide and patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, Brownie leaders and Commis. London, having undergone surg. sinners, Thirty nine were pros- cry. cot, Mrs. Rossetta Laub of Exeter At the finish of the banquet was taken by Bonthron amino colored slides were shown on, lance on Friday to St, Joseph's the Guide Cabanna n Mexico Hospital, London, with a frac- . over 50 persona won :prises to the third annual penny sale sponsored by llensall Leaion Ladies Auxiliary, Reeve Norman li. Jones se- heeled the 1,rizewinning tickets Saturday nHit in the PLTC of- fice. The reeve* himself won a ,year's sehocription to the 'l'-A. Two persons were triple Win- ners; Airs- Noavel Reid. won an infants' sweater set, brush and meth, and 25 quarts .of milk; Frank Senate, Seaforth, received three lots of oil, other winners and .their prizes included: Mrs. Murray Tyndall, :Bruce- field, baking; Jim RR I Zurich, luncheon set; Fred Raters. wallet; W. Cameron, blanket; Bill Fairbairn, travel- ling case; Bill Austin, .Seaforth, paint; Airs. Jolla Jarrott, trou- ble light; Mrs, 0. G. Williams, treesser packs; Mrs. Bruce Moir,. oil; Mrs. H. Bleeding, Exeter, hassock. P. L. McNatighton, bathroom wiles; 'l'im Mock, carton of cigar( t les; Bev (stare, bicycle horn; Mrs. Edna Corbett, RR 1 Exeter. girl's dishes; Bill Au- stin, Seaforth, razor blades; Ronald alcKeneie, electric clock; Mrs. W it 1 i a m. Fuss, beans; Mrs, Harold Campbell, RR 1 Exeter, cookie plate; Gerald Glenn, seeds; Mrs. Ger- ald Flynn. thermos; Keith Buchanan, groceries, RodgerVenner, battery razor; Ruth AlcNair, London, fishing pole; Reirea Stephenson, fruit basket; Ales. Ed Corbett, RR 1 Exeter, grocery order; Doug Cooper, Kippen, car cleaners; Air. and Airs, AleCtintock, Dorothy, Susan and Peter, spent the weekend at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Veneer, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Bell and Mervyn visited on Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns al Exeter, Alt'. Fred Kennings left last week for a month's vacation with relatives at St, Catharines and South River, Mrs, Pearl Shaddick was a guest with her sister, Miss El. Vera Churchill of Toronto last week. Mrs, Donald Joint is a pa- tient in Western Hospital, To- rontn, Airs, Samuel Desch slipped and fell on Sautrday and is a patient at Clinton Community Hospital suffering a fractured arm. Ale, Carey Joynt of Bethle- hem, Pa, visited with relatives here over the weekend. Mr, and Airs. Lawrence Mac- Donald and Mrs. Florence Hed- den of London spent Sunday with Herb liedden and Mrs. Ruth Carter and family in Clin- ton, Mrs. Leroy Peters and fam- ily returned home Thursday to Stratford after spending a week with Alt. and Mrs. Fred Peters and Bonnie. Mrs. Garnet Allan, Airs, How- aed Smale, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. William Smale, Mrs. Don ilavens attended the zone rally at Brussels recently. Mrs. Eldon aural, car brush; Hilda Austin, Seaforth, oil; Mrs. Betts, oven dish; Mrs. Lawrence. Ildynhain, pillow cases. Mrs. .Jim Clarke, folding chairs; Sorena Austij, (Joule, coffee table; J. A. Pat. creon. Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. James McAllister and Reeve Norman Jones, newspaper ,sub,- .seeiptionst Kathy Munn., ash tray; Joe Vanstone. cushion; Mrs. Harold Campbell, 'RR 1 Exeter, varnish. Airs. A. rinlayson, RR a Kip- per, window box; Mrs. Roy paint; E, S. Roberts, RR 2 Kippen, oil; Mrs. R, Dal- ryntple, Egmondville, serving tray; Mrs. Betty Cousins, Lon- done, travelling bag; Mrs, 'Wes \Termer, bowling bag;. Mrs. Wil- liam Taylor, Clinton, table lamp; Murray Tyndall, Bruce- field; F. C. Beer, bulbs; Bill Austin, Se.aforth, fencer bat- asry, All the prizes were donated by merchants of Hensell arid district. Active fmily moves ta west Cpl. and Mrs. Don .1-levens, 'Barbara, Deborah and Keith, residents of the village .for .the past four years, are leaving on Saturday, June 9 for Portage La Prairie where ,Cpl. Havens has been posted. They will be much missed from the village where both Mr. and Mrs. Havens took an active part in various ,organiza- tions in the town. Air's. Ravens has been treasurer for two and pelf years of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary and captain of the, bowling team. Mr. Havens was sports officer tot Zone 1 of ilensall Legion, also a member of the Legion executive, and coach for two years for the Legion pee wee hockey and pee wee baseball. Mrs. William Forrester .enter- tained at her home in Zurich. Monday evening for the bowling team and to honor their captain, Airs. Don havens. Airs. havens was presen t e d with a gift, A social boor was enjoyed. —Contineed. from page 4 volumes has just been placed im your library shelves. R tells the story of Canada Mt And present, in word and picture and is much the most compre- hensive work of reference on. Canada that has ever appeared, A second-hand volume set of Collier's encyclopedia in like-new condition has also been pur- chased. In addition there are two sets of World Book, one set of Brit- taniea, one Book of Knowledge and one 10-volume set of Pop- ular Science.. Past Brands vie in story tellin9. The Past Noble Grand's Club of Amber Rebekah Lodge met At the home of Mrs. Glenn Heil on Monday .evening with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. Alex MeBeath, presided over the business .and 'program. Airs. Ernie -Chipehas.e read a medita- tion and Mrs. Bev. Beeler] and Mrs. E. Chipchase sang a duet. A social time was' spent in a story telling contest after which refreshments were served,. 45e 29 ?h 29F, Hensall personals LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN BEANS .15.10Z, 3 pi:A.41c Legion boo to Exeter Fresh Side Pork Beef or Pork Liver ologna Minute Steaks OR Rolito STEAK GROUND AVE. I "1 1"1111 ,,,, ,,, 1"111 ,,,, ,,,,,, 000000000000 MARKE11.5 HENSALL