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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-28, Page 5Davies Grant Denning 1 Benn CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal Auditors DEVON BUILDING PH 235.0120 EXETER • Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RAW POOR N4E9 RELNVED come. lrje you Sate itity be your too McCormick'sSodo iSCUit5 Salted or Plain Lb. Pkg. 3 PEA UT BUTTER Super.S4vp 16-Oz, 33 TO THE HARD OF HEARING ACOUSTICON in The Diciest .Name' Heetriag Aids - — An:mixes ACOUSTICO 149 King St., London HEARING SERVICE Phone GE 8-8291 Lb. For Holi We k Choir fetes. organist °Miss Greta Lammie„ organist. of Hensall. United Church for over 20 years and who recently resigned that position, was hon- • ored by members of the choir, Mrs. Harry Horton president of the choir, and Mr. Horton called at the home of Miss Lammie on. Thursday night, 'lime 21 and presented her with an orlon tuxedo jacket on be- half of the choir. Supper h success Members of lICW units 1 and S were pleased with the success of their turkey, ham, and straw- berry supper, Wednesday eve- rang, Jude 20. Over three hundred partook of the supper and 71 dinners were taken out and delivered. It is expected that when ex• penses are deducted that each unit will have approximately $1.26.00 each. Staffa girl at 4-H rally By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Miss Kay Warden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Russell War- den, is one of the. girls from Perth County chosen to attend the 4-H conference in Guelph June 26 to 29, Pt rsonal items Mrs. Margaret Kemp and Mr. M, McDonald and their pupils from SS No. 3 and SS 2 Hibbert enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls on June 19. School section 4 Hibbert held the annual school picnic on the school grounds on the evening of June 21 with a good crowd in attendance, Miss Delores Burlingham, Mitchell, is visiting this week with Edna Miller, Stalin. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller on Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs, John Hocking and Jim, Crom- arty; Mrs. Amelia Cole, St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hocking, Jewell, Lois and Ken, Munro, Miss Ella Francis, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Perdu, Exe- ter, Mr. and Mrs, George Mit- chell, Ethel Mae and Robert, Dublin, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Hut- cheson and Helen, Staffa, Visiting on Sunday with Mrs, Ernest Templeman were, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Aikens, Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Aikens, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis, Audrey, Joan, Ken and Calvin, RR 3, Mitchell and Miss Margaret and James Miller Staffa. Mr, and Mrs. Bell Leesport, Thames Road, visited on Sun- day with Mr.' and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Miller, Lee, Teresa and Gordon were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon. Allen and family and. Mr. and lairs. Bob Laing and family, Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Dianne and Ron, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Will Miller, Cromarty, Mrs. V. Moore was a week- end guest with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth, Mrs. Donald O'Brien, Mi- chael, Sharon, Shawn, Flint, Mich., returned home last weekend after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Wal- ter O'Brien. Stela, Mrs. Carol Briggs and Su- san, Flint, Mich., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Walter 0'- 13rie.n, Staffa. Mrs. Mary .Sutter, DD, secre- tary-treasurer, Clinton, stating the inaugural meeting to he held at Brusaels, Attie 27, .111.rs. J. Ingram, recording-secretary, read the report enclosed of the :DPP Mrs, Ethel McPherson. Arrangements were made for the picnic at the Chine:base cot- tage to which all .Flebekafis, their husbands and families are invited, the date to be announced later. A pot-luck lunch will follow the opening meeting in .Septem• bar. The Noble Grand thanked the members for their loyal sup- port during the past term and P over nominations; Noble Grand, Mrs. Hugh Mc- Ewen; vice grand, Mrs. Clar- ence Volland.; recording secre- tary, Mrs. Glenn Bell; finan- cial secretary, Mrs, E. Chip- chase; treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Car- Kett. Mrs, Leona Park, Mrs. Bligh- ter) Ferg, Mrs, Stewart Black- well and Mrs. Clarence Vol- land were named to arrange sports for the picnic. home here, Union services with the con- gregation of Carmel Presby- terian Church begin this Sun- day, July 1 in Hensall. United Church. at 11 a.m. and continue for the month of July. Rev. Harold F, Currie will occupy the 'pulpit. The Young People's Society of. Huron -Maitland Presbytery held a picnic and sports day at Camp Kintail. Wednesday, Jime 27, afternoon and evening, with Tim ,Dougall of Hensall, presi- dent, in charge. Mrs. Ross MacDonald attend- ed the Presbyterian Camp at Kintail at the WMS retreat over the weekend. Rev. Ross MacDonald, Mrs. MacDonald, Ruth Anne and DaviCI Allan, leave this Friday for. a month's .vacation at Brock- ville. and Glasgow, N.S. Mrs. MacDonald will attend the Lead• ership Training Conference at Belleville, July 9 to .13, being area and will continue through- out the month. Tuesday will be registration only. All children between the ages of five and 12 are wel- come to attend. The program will run from 9 a.m. lo when the children will go swim- every week day ,except Friday ming at Seaford) Lions Park, providing parents well \mien- teer to drive. Explorers have a speaker The Explorers of Cannel Presbyterian Church 'held the last meeting until the fall at the Church Thursday, June 21. Leader Mrs. Gordon Schwalm opened and Mrs. Harold. Bon- throe, assistant leader extend- ed the welcome to the par- ents and friends. Selections by the girls were sung with Mrs. Ross 'MacDonald accompanying at the piano, Lois Wright read a poem. Mrs. .MacDonald introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Wil- liam Good of Blyth, secretary of the children of Huron Pres- byterial WMS, Boys and girls, who had 'sold everyday cards were presented a gift by Mrs. Schwalm. They are: Faye Troyer, ,Janice Bon- throe, Marjorie Schwa 1 m. Charles Schwalm, Michael Hoy, Pauline Bell, Anne Bell. 9 On Friday evening, June 22. a banquet attended by 98 was held in the Le gion Ball, :Mee- se:11, in honor of retiring Brown Owl Mrs. E, T. Rowe who has held that position for •eight years. Head table guests were 'airs. Parker Evans, area ,commis- sinner from Owen Sousd, Miss Una MacDonald, division com- missioner, Miss Mary AirMit- lan, •deputar division com- missioner, both of floderich: Alias O. Wood, area camp est. visor, Mrs, Greta Lavender, district commissioner; Airs. F. Rowe, Brown Owl and Baugh. ter Pat: Mrs. Robert Cook, Tawny Owl and daughter Caro- lyn; Airs. W. J. Cameron, .Cap- tain, and daughters Christine and Betty; Airs. Betts, fleeter).- ant and daughters, C'ar'ol, Chris- tine anti Janet; Mrs. Howard Shane, president of the LA and At the meeting of Kipper) East WI convened by the health committee Rev. R. Donaldson. Seaford), showed two films, one on breast cancer and the other "Time and two Women". Dr. A. F. McMaster, Grand Bend, answered questions on cancer, giving figures which amazed most of the members. lie gave many symptoms to watch for and suggested every- one have a physical check-up once a year at least. He also Passes initial test in skating Pauline Bell, daughter of Alr. and Airs. Stewart Bell, Hen- sail, grade 6 student at Hen- sail Public School, passed her preliminary figure skating test in Strathroy .June 21 and re- ceived her CFSA emblem pin. Pauline has a record of ten years regular attendance at Hensall ITC Sunday School, has her second class badge in Girl Guides. She also has her horse- woman and skater's proficiency badges. Pauline is a member of Exe- ter and Strathroy figure skat• ing clubs. Her private instruc- tor is Arthur Bourke, Strat- ford. The judge was Don Mc- Pherson, Stratford, Friends honor departing couple On Saturday evening, about 75 members of Bayfield Baptist Church and Youth for Christ gathered at the home of and Mrs, Gladwyn Westlake, Blue Water Highway, for a picnic and barbecue and a surprise for Mr. and. Mrs. Reg Miller, who are leaving shortly for Summerside, PETS Mr. and. Mrs. Miller were presented with an end table, coffee table and rug. Art Bell was master of cere- monies and Bob Grey conduct- ed a singsong. Musical num- bers were, given by the Oesch sisters and the Mustard and Desch families. See Sandy's SALE Page 3 dieg,hler Cathy. A presentation address was read to Airs. Rowe by Patricia Parke and a gold Thanks Badge was presented to her by Lois Simmorrs. Airs. Rowe made sa fitting reply expressing her thanks and appreciation for the gift. Mrs. Lavender presented Alt's. Cameron with her Captain's `,Tarrant, and Mrs. parker Ev- ans was called on to speak and chose tor her theme, "Guiding In Our Area." Mrs. Lavender e as mistress of ceremonies at the dinner, Later at the United Church Brown Owl Airs. Rowe enrolled Tweenies; Catharine Ann Chris. tie and Dorothy Skea. Mrs. Ev , ins (area commissioner) pre- sented Golden Bars to Ann Keys and Peggy ks'anstone; Golden Bars and Brownie Wings to Christine 'Betts, Janice Bon- explained what to do for burns. poisoning, nosebleeds and other ailments. airs. Robert Gemmel •presided for the program which included an accordion selection .by Air. William Gibson accompanied by Tack Caldwell at the piano. A poem donated by Mrs, Camp- bell Eyre was read by Mrs. William Kyle. The roll call was answered by giving a cure for insomnia, Mrs, Robert Bell and Mrs. Wil- lis Caldwell gave reports of the District Annual. The meeting was held at SS n Tuckers.mith with Mrs. Vivian Cooper and Airs. ,Tack Consitt as hostesses assisted by Mrs. Wiliam Kyle, Miss Margaret McKay, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot and Mrs. Verne Alderdice dur- ing the lunch hour, Car parts stolen Harold ( Shorty I Caldwell. was surprised Tuesday morn- ing when he went to his car to find that the fender skirts, hack of each wheel had been re- moved. The 1960 Pontiac was parked in front of his house on the boulevard on King Street. The noise awakened a neighbor who shouted, frightening the thieves away. The street is well lit with fluorescent lighting. Chief Constable E. R. Davis is the investigating officer. Personal items Fit. Lieut, George Sangster, Camp Borden, visited with rel- atives here over the weekend. Miss lElvera Churchill, Tor- onto. is holidaying with her sister Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Cheryl Alousseau, Patric i a Parke. Guide proficiency badges were awarded to Suzanne itannie, re- ligion and life emblem, and hostess badge; Lois Simmons, religion and life emblem and first aid badge. In the fall the pack will be under the guidance of Mrs. Rob- ert Cools and Airs. Jack 'Drys- dale as her assistant. In clos- ing Airs. Evans took the a- lute. Your library —Continued from page 4 in library science. The Nurse and Her World. • This is a young person's guide to a nursing career and the various opportunities open to a trained nurse. Other new books include: Atlas of the Universe This is a new book written last year by Ernest DeVries and is a reliable guide to all that is new in astronomy and space travel. It gives a simple, concise ex- planation of astronomical phen- omena and discusses the new fields of investigation accom.p- anted by numerous diagrams.. Footprints in Time This is a source hook in Can- adian History for young people dealing with the lives of men "who have left footprints on the sands of tinie" — such men as Cartier, Champlain, Lava I, Frontenar, Mackenzie and Mac- Donald. Certainly young people would not find history dull, if they read supplementers, hooks such as these. A Bridge for Passing A new hook by Pearl Buck, "A Bridge for Passing" will he read with deep emotion as it tells the story of her own hour of trial when, bereft of her husband, she tries to find her was, —, alone. A fortunate assignment took her to Japan — a country she had net visited for 25 years. She was to assist in the film- ing of a hook she had written for children several years pre- vious. She tells of the new Japan and especially of the change in the Japanese women. With candor she shares the intimate thoughts which pressed in upon her in the long wake- ful nights as she struggled to adjust to her new life alone, Page $ June 21), 1962 Henson and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude .HecIden, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Rebekah lodge nominates state Interest Payable Half-Yearly Icy Coupon or Cheque, Inquiries Welcomed. Do yett know that, on regtleat, our. Company's debentures issued to an individual solely, can be, eagle& on death ih ease of needl TH ONTARIO LOAN & DEBENTURE CO. Serving London *WI District since 1A70 Dundas St, at Market Lane and Market Square, LOricklis itEPREAEWATIv'es coNSIDERED ONTARIO LOAN DEBENTURES PER ANNUM 21 3 4 or 5 Years Playground Mrs. A, Orr, Noble Grand, next week presided at the meeting of Am- ber Rebekah Lodge last Wed- The Henson playground will fleglaY evening when the char- begin Tuesday, July 3 at the ter of the Lodge was draped in memory of Bro. Newton A. Fos- ter, Mrs, Eva Parker, repeesen- tative of the CPT .committee announced plans for the sale .of tickets on a fifty dollar bill, A letter was received from Hensall personals Miss Ann "Stickle has passed sent by the Huron MIS Pres- her grade two theory with first byterial, class honors obtaining 97 marks Gifts by the Young Peoples from the Royal Conservatory of Society and the junior choir Music, Toronto. Ann is a pupil were presented to Mrs. Currie of Miss Greta Lammie. Winlow at the church last Wed- F/0 John R, Beer, Mrs. Beer, nesday evening, and the VT-S David, Johnny and Stephen of also presented a new vacuum Camp Borden spent the week- cleaner to the church, end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steve Kay and Lee Randall of Beer. St. Catharines, visited - with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Herb Hedden last week. Charles, Bob and Ann, left last. ,Mr, and Mrs. Don Rigby of Thursday morning for a trip Blenheim, spent the weekend north. They spent the weekend with Mr, and M rs. H arry in a cottage on Lake Nipissing, Snell. near. North. Bay. .Mrs. Gus Voth and Jim of Mrs. 'Pearey Graham, of Clin- Royal Oak, Mich., spent the. ton, visited with friends in the weekend with Mrs. Lou Situp- village on Wednesday last and sse, attended the supper at the Unit- Misses Dorothy and Gerald- ed Church and enjoyed meeting inc parker, London, spent the with her friends. weekend with their parents, Mrs. .Ruth Bell who has spent, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. the winter months with tnem• Mars. Eva Parker and Bell hers of her family at Alamo, and Miss Betty Parker of Lon- California, returned home Sat- don spent the weekend with the urclay by jet accompanied by former,s son-in-law and daue.n. her niece, Mrs. William (Vir- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ginia) :Barnhart, who will re- Ruston and family in Strat• main for a few weeks. ford. Bill McRae, of Ottawa, is va- Mrs. Stewart Bell, 'Pauline eationing for two weeks at his and Ann and Mrs. Robert Mc- Kenzie attended the Sweeney- Flood wedding in Zurich Sat- urday. Carmel church news Sacrament of 'Holy Commun- ion was administered Sunday morning at Carmel church and Gregory Alan, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert. Sangster re- ceived the rites of baptism. At the evening service Exeter Chapter of Eastern Star attend- ed divine service and were. ad- dressed hy Rev. MacDonald speaking on "The Spirit.. of In. firmity." The choir under di- rection of Mrs, Malcolm Dougall sang a number with Mrs, Wil- liam Brown soloist, Statistics on .cancer concern Kipper) WI. ORANGE JUICE 40,0t Tin 37' throe and Linda Fuss Miss Una MacDonald Pre' seated proficiency badges to- seventeen Brownies. 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