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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-26, Page 5- ' ":„P"roClucti Of 14/11411 ' ..e ;40 h....,„,.., . ....„,.. ..,...,. New Purina Fly Control Aid for: DAIRY BARNS PIG PARLORS POULTRY HOUSES FARM BUILDIi1G$ DOG KENNELS OilIvilmne4 Se), RALSTON PUKINA COMPANY HURON • . Try Our :Chocolate ',- Milk Treat FOR YOUR DAILY .•_. SupeO-Save Instant Coffee Roo. Kleenex SUnkiti No, Oranges Shredded Wheat tg: 8.Ourice Jar Pkg. of 20 7 PtIP She 13S/S Pit'0 DOZZI•1 d1 NeW tpoon `Size 2 'OP 254 T Fete Saturday bride afi Cromarty event Name winners in Intl parade Prize winners in the internee tional .costume parade Thurs- day were: tots, Tony Kyle, 131.11 Webster, Gordon Mat:Kenzie; girls, 8 to 12, Beth Cook, Wendy Webster, Ann Mills; boys, Michael. Davis, Scott Smith, John Skea, Lunch was served at the park, Mrs. Robert Baker Sr„ who is not enjoying the best of health, is spending a few weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Baker, of Stratford, Mr% and Mrs. W. S, Shepherd and grandsons, Larry and Billy Consitt, are holidaying at 1pper- wash, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Keys, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love, Kippen, Mrs. J. E. Mc- Ewen were guests Sunday with Mrs. Bessie Milan and. Miss Annie Bendel). at Sgt, and Mrs. Don Orr of St. Hubert, Quebec, are holidaying with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Orr and Jim, Miss Ann Mickle has returned home after spending a week's holiday with tier sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ross MacMillan and David of Kitchener. Terry Hoy, of Pori Albert, is holidaying with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hoy, Ronnie and Gary. Sunday, July 29 will conclude union services in the United Church with Rev, Ross MacDon- ald in charge. Mr. W, F. Riley and Sharon, of London, spent Friday after- noon with Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. Sugar and spice Former resident dies Mr. anti Mrs. Earl Kinsman of Chiselhurst reeeived word of the death of r their aunt, Mrs, Wm, S, McTaggart, on July 11 alter a brief illness in her Seth year, Burial was in. Melbourne,. Florida. Surviving is her husband and one son, Clifford, Mr. and Airs, MeeTaggart have made their home hi Mel- bourne for the past number of years* They celebrated their Both wedding anniversary on June 30 and Mr, MeTaggart had his 00th birthday in. June. He was the youngest brother of the late Martin and Anne MacTaggart of Chiselhurst, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Beer, Mr. and Mrs, George Beer, Linda. and Betty, Mrs. Ralph Mc- Arthur, Mac and Cam, of Rivers, Man., F/O John Beer, Mrs. Beer, David, Johnny and Steven of Camp Borden, Mrs, Marce Bogart, Bobbie and Jamie, Win- nipeg, are vacationing for two weeks at Lion's Head, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Fiford and family have returned from a week's vacation spent at Kingston, Morrieburg, Ottawa, back to Peterborough and home. Miss Suzanne Kyle has return- ed home after spending a week holidaying with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Townsend and family of Mit- chell, She was accompanied home by her cousin, Miss Barb- ara Townsend, who will vacation for a week with Suzanne. Go 6,700 miles on western tour Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tra- quair of Hensall and Mr. and Airs, Jack Traquair, St. Thomas, returned home Friday evening from a three weeks' trip by motor to the West Coast, visit- ing a cousin, Wallace Trani), in Crystal City, Man., anti at- tending the Calgary Stampede. While there they visited a niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christie of Calgary, and Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Weeks of Eckville, Alta., then on to Banff, Lake Louise, down into Wash- ington and the World's Fair at Seattle where they had the pleasure of going up in the needle 600 feel, and had a lovely view of the city and the fair grounds, While in Seattle the called on Mr. and Mrs, Earl Bell, the former a native of Usborne; then to Yellowstone Park and home, During their trip which cov- ered 6,700 miles they only saw one minor accident. Area youth at barbecue By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN A chicken barbecue was held Thursday evening on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mous- seau and was sponsored by South Huron Youth for Christ with about 120 to 125 attending. A short program followed with a special speaker from Guelph. Personal items Mrs. Nelson Hood left Lon- don Sunday for a month's va- cation in Kenora. and Winnipeg where she will visit friends and relatives, Mr. and Mrs. John Keyes and family, of Varna, visited Sun- day with Mrs. E, Dowson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowntree of Rowntree Beach, near Mid- land, visited a few days with the former's sister, Mrs. N. Long and Mr. Long. Saturday guests were Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Morton of near Seaforth. Miss Dorothy Jackson and Miss Ann Klegis of Owen Sound, nurses in training at Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital, visited a couple of days last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson and fam- ily. Alice Ann Dalrymple, daugh- ter of Air, and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple, celebrated her sec- ond birthday Sunday at her home. Her rather returned to work Monday at the General Coach, liensan, having sus- tained an injury to his foot a week ago. Air. \V, L. Male spent a few days in St. Thomas, the guest of his sister and brother-in- law, Mt, and Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson. ervice fr =0. rest- Perth 4 at Toronto By MRS. JOHN Tgmpi,gmAN STAleleA Jerry Scott and Bole Temple- man were among the 4-le club Members from Perth who en- joyed a title trip to Toronto last week where they toured the parliament buildings, Canada ,Packers and the food terminal. Terry .and Robin Daynard, Sterea, Floye Dow, Cromarty and Ken and Douglas Munro, returned home last week from a week's motor holiday through the U.S.A. Mr. and Airs. William Boles and lamily, Niagara Falls, New York, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Smale end fam- ily. Mrs. Annie Thomps,ohlui rsda anyd Mrs. Bill Lamport, South Boundary, visited on a with Miss Margaret and dames Miller, and Airs, Robert Duncan, Exeter, visited on Tuesday with Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mr. and Airs, John Templemen and families. Mr, and Mrs, Jim Lyall, Ag- incourt, visited recently with Mrs, Lyall's parents, Mr. and Mee. Sam Norris. Jimmy and Bobby Scott, Cromerty, spent a week with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Janice and Faye Duncan, Kirkton, are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Airs. Wilbur Miller, Brenda Kerslake is attending the Presbyterian Church camp at Kintail, Dennise Kerslake, Cromarty, holidayed last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Robert McCaughey. Nancy Fisher, near Mitchell, is holidaying with her cousin. Julie and Elliott. Air. and Mrs. Gerald Agar and family attended a family picnic at Port Elgin on Sunday. Sunday evening guests with Miss Margaret and James Miller were Mr, and Mrs. Eldrid Mc- Nicol and Air. George Miller, London, Ronnie Miller holidayed for a few days with his cousins Rich- ard and Bobby Bigning, Mitchele Geraldine and Ruth Temple- man holidayed last week with their cousin, Dianne Miller, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Hog- garth and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Drake were among the guests at the Hoggarth-Maclntosh wedding in Cromarty Presby- terian Church on Saturday. Kay Worden is holidaying with friends at Grand Bend. Joan Annis, near Mitchell, is visiting for a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Ernest Templeman. Miss Pat Meier, Windsor, and Mr. R. Meier, Seaforth. visited on Sunday with err,. and Mrs. Bob Norris and girls. Misses Eleanor and. David Kemp visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, lack Aston, Fenton Falls. The Staff a UCW held a clean- ing tip bee at the parsonage on Thursday last. Mr, and Mrs. Cooper Ale- Curdy, Centralia visited on Sun- day with. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Norris, Mrs. Bob Norris and Patti accompanied AIr, Al. Chabonik, Winnipeg, to Windsor on Mon- day, Mr. and Mrs. ,lack Butson drove lo Mahon on Monday to meet Mr. and Mrs. Les Butson who arrived borne by air from a visit to the west. Mrs. ,Iohnny Miller, who has been a patient in Stratford General Hospital, returned home on Saturday. By MRS, KEN McKE14,AK CROMARTY Mrs. john eloggarth enter- tamed at, a trousseau tea et her home on Saturday evening, July le. in honor of her daugh- ter, Arlene, whose marriage was an event of Saturday, July .21, Guests were received during the evening by the bride-elect and her mother And the mother of the groom-elect. The lace covered tea table was centred with a bowl of pink roses and fern and the decora- tions were pink and white streamers and wedding bells. The buffet was centred with a. three-tiered wedding cake. Mrs, Christena McKellar, Mitchell, great aunt of the bride, and Mrs. J. Richardson, grand- mother of the groom, and Mrs. Dunn, Seaforth, great aunt of the groom, presided at the tea table during the evening. Serv- ing were June. and Joyce Munn and Marion Belt. The wedding gifts were dis- played by Margaret Jean Rus- sell, the shower gifts by Mar- garet Ann Wallace, fancy work, linen and bedding by Mrs, Bruce Coleman and the bride's trousseau, china and silver- ware by Nancy Pepper. Many lovely gifts were received at the door by Mrs. N, Riley. Over one hundred guests signed the register, Miss Arlene Hoggarth was guest of honor at a miscellan- eous shower at the home, of Airs. Bruce Coleman, RR 4, Seaforth, when about fifteen friends gathered for a social evening. After the gifts were unwrapped a lunch was served by the hostess. Norris Reunion The Norris reunion was held on Sunday, July 8, at the home of Mr. and Airs. Hugh Norris, Cromarty, Dinner was served at 1 o'clock with a program of sports following. Winners were: Ages one to three, Susan Norris; girls, four to seven, Katharine Keely, Linda Nosaid; boys, Laird Passmore, Lyle McLeod; girls, eight to 11, Janice Sillery, Patsy Story; boys, Dennis Dun- can Laird Nosaid; 12, 13, 14, Gail Story, el a r y Norris; ladies, 15-35, Mary Norris, Lila Storey; men, Harry Norris, Doug Norris; ladies, over 35, Leona Passmore, Hazel Mc- Leod; men, Don McLeod, Harry Norris, Kippen. Three-legged race, Gail and Patsy Storey; sack race, Barry McDougald, Patsy Storey; sack race, Bryce Jacobi, Gail Storey; ladies, kick the slipper, Faye Duncan, Lila. Storey: men, Bob 'Norris, Laird and Bill. Norris (tie); balloon water contest, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan; balloon and chair con- test, Bob Norris' team; orange relay, Harry Norris' team; kitchen Contest, Mrs. Jack Dun- can, Faye Duncan, Leona Pass- more, Oldest person, Hugh Norris Sr„ age 87; youngest person, Betty Louise Pinder, age two months; travelling longest dis- tance, Air. and Mrs, Red Keely, Kingston. Family reunion The Hoggarth, Allen, Mc- Lachlan reunion was held at Lion's Park, Mitchell, on Sat- urday with 45 members in at- tendance. Officers appointed for 1063 were: President, Lloyd Allen; vice - president, William Mc- Lachlan; secretary - treasurer, Lois McLachlan; lunch com- mittee. Lloyd and Grace Allen, Russell and Ruth Mulligan, and Grace Found: sports commit- tee, Anthony and Dorothy Al- len, Alfred and Vera Ross. The sports committee were not present and no games or sports were held. it was voted to hold the 1903 picnic on the ...c.a. 11 Personal Berne Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Carey had as their guests during the week Mr. and Mrs. Don 'Taylor and family, of Toronto, and, Misses Geri and Kate Seaboyer, of Havelock. Miss Joanne Pow visited with her cousin, Miss Carol. Ann Dow, last week, Mr. and Alre. Robert Hama- ton .and son, John, Airs, J. Beer And Mr. -Lorne Findlayson left on Wednesday for a motor trip through the western provinces. Misses Agnes and Frances Scott spent a few holidays at the home of Mr. and Airs. T, Colquhoun. Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Scott, accompanied by Air, and Airs. Garry Findlayson, enjoyed a motor trip through the states and attended the Grand Ole Opry at Nashville, Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs, Ulm Wallace and Debbie visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wal- lace, Carlingford. Air, and Mrs. Len Caldwell and Wendy, of Londesboro, and Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun, of Clinton, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick, of London, spent the weekend •.U.C.picnic at Goshen fiy. MRS, '4A.KE McBRIDE Q0S1-IDN The annual Baby ;Band plcnie was held at Goshen .United. Church on Them:ley, July Sports in the afternoon were conducted by Airs, Bob Peck assisted by Mrs. Bert McBride. Mrs. Roy .McBride, Mrs, George Simmons and. Mrs, Howard with Mr. and Mrs. John Wal- lace. Donald Cadiek returned home with his parents. Mrs, L. E. Abbiss, of George- town, is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Herold Carey. Mr. and Airs. C. M. Wilson and Laura, and Mrs, Jennie Wilson, of Detroit, were guests of Mr and Mrs. T. L. Scott and Airs. E. Moore on Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Wilson remained for a visit with. Mrs. Moore. The "Neighbors" of Cromar- ty Line enjoyed a picnic at the Pinery on Thursday. Mrs. Alex Gardiner and Mrs. Frank Hamilton visited on Sat- urday with Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Moorehead, Rostock. Guests with Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Scott and family during the week were Dr. and Mrs. A. S. McKay, Sandra and Valerie, of New York, on Friday. Mr, Boyd Ford, of Lindsay, who is training at the RCAF station at Clinton, on. Friday evening. Mrs, R. G. McKay and Miss Grace McKay, of Thamesford, on Tuesday, Armstrong, First place : winners. In the running races were Mrs. Keith McOrtcles. class, Mary k-,,,PAt MC" 41,4t, Boy 1,4C-PT:Cik'S. class, Freddie .Armstrong, airs, George :Simon's cles$, Marilyn Keyes; Mrs., Elgin Mcieleelee's. clees, Wayne Peck; Elgin go* .Kentey's class, 1)0.11.44 Peck; lade' writing ;lame on her 'Sore- head, Mrs. Elmer 1-layier; girls three legged race, Judy Me. Bride and Cathy MeKielleeel boys, Larry McKinley and WApe. Peck; Making paper doll out of newspaper -behind back, Mrs, Kenneth Parke; kick the slip- per, Ronnie McBride; guess beans in jar, Mary Margaret Armstrong; Oldest grandmother,. Mrs. Richard Robinson; youngest baby, julia Armstrong; young boy's rabbit race, John Mc, Ki-nley; young girls shoe scram- ble, Dianne McKinley; breaking balloons by sitting on then,., Wayne Pick's side; young girl's rabbit race, Barbara Keyes; lady with best stretch and yawn. act, Airs. Bruce Keyes. The games ended with a kiss scram- ble for the wee ones. About eighty persoits sat down to a picnic supper with, Mrs. Kenneth Parke and group in charge, The Sunday School anniver- sary is to be held next Sunday .morning, July 29. A dairy farmer was inter- viewing a prospective hired man, "Do you have any bad habits?" he asked, "Do you smoke, drink, or cat marga- rine?" 59it SLICED 69e LB. .r400 5 4. vy. 26F 194 Henson and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone $ Mrs, Archie Macgregor, Phone 56 Hensall personals Mrs. Ralph McArthur and sons, Mac and Cam of Rivers, Man.; Mrs. Mane Bogart and daughters Bobbie and Jamie of Winnipeg, Man., have left for home after spending the past few weeks with Mrs. McArthur's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer, and with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and. Airs. George Beer and family. Gregory Corneil, two and a — Continued from page 4 half years of age, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cornell fell off Belied" in his career. In other words, lie's working himself the porch of the verandah on silly at the job so that he can east side of the house Monday afternoon and was admitted to keep up the payments on his South Huron Hospital, Exeter, house so that he can come home w a fracturedt leg at night and work himself silly mowing the lawn, weeding the 1:1"lieh knee, He a'iso righ r above eceived in- garden, painting the trim or ;curies to his eye. He will be confined to hospital for six building a patio. For a big en- weeks, Dr, Al. Cans of Exeter tertainment deal, he can take the family for a little drive and attended, buy them ice-cream cones, At F/0 John R. Beer of Camp this age, it doesn't matter much Borden has been posted to the whether it's winter or summer. RCAF station at Moose Jaw, Sask., and left this week for e/e Moose Jaw with his wife and When a man gets into his family, sixties, summer should be a LAC Vic Stan, Mrs. Stan and time of leisure and pleasure. family, of Penfold, Alberta, By then, he should be able to visited this week with Mr. And take plenty Of holidays, go fish- Mrs, Jim. Sangster. ing whenever he feels like it, Air. and Mrs. E. Ellis and or just sit on the veranda and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Connell, of rock. In 35 years he has learned Clinton, were recent visitors how to handle his wife and his with .Air, and Mrs. Lorne Chap- life, or should have, His chit- man, dreg have grown up and are Airs. Ruth Paisley and Miss living in the city. Summer Sharon. Skidmore, of Toronto, should be a lime of drowsy were weekend visitors with the peace. latter's parents, Mr, and Airs. So what does he get? Grand. Arthur Skidmore, children. Hordes .of them. It's etre. Edna Corbett visited too hot in the city for the little over the weekend with her son- daelings, so mummy brings in-law and daughter, Mr. and them up to visit their granny. Mrs, Archie MacGregor, For the- whole, horrible sum- Mr. end Mrs, Don Madam, r"r" they tear up gralliPa's of Teeento, visited river the flowerbods, disturb his siesta, weekend with the latimee par- wresk his power mower and exits, and Mrs. Lorne Chap- Mike him drive them out for m all.. swims on dayt when the sun Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rennie would stun an: o-x. and daughter, of Toronto, visit- Yep, the. •nientolles have their etl recently with the fennel's ups and deselis in summer, For patents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ran- women, of course, it's different, rile. They love the Slimmer, Whether Mrs, Geis froth and Jim, of they're theee, or 83, they go Detroit, spent. the weekend with around with preetitally nothing the former's mother, Mrs. Lou on, reduce the cooking to soup Simpson, and. peetint Witte sas%dwiehes, AIr, and Mrs, Wes Jones, of and have tests in the Cool Oshawa, visited over the week- • of the house while their matte end. With the farmer's parents, are but thing battle. Me, and Mrs. Norman Rifles. • HaidViClit HENSALL AVAILABLE NOW! "PURINA FLY CHECKER! Flies multiply rapidly. They carry germs, spread disease, spoil food- stuffs and contaminate water. The only good thing about flies is that they love Purina's NEW FlyChecker. This new "idea" in fly control is the PEAMEAL BACK BACON PURINA'S NEW FLY CHECKER KILLS FLIES LIKE MAGIC! E. L. Mickle & Son Ltd, Hensall fastest, most economical, surest way to kill flies. Just hang one up where the flies gather. 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