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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-20, Page 5INSTALL COUPLES AT .1-1N5.ALL---Husbands and wives share many of the execu, give posts of Hensall 'Kinsmen and Kinette clubs this year, The officers were in- stalled Thursday night by District Deputy Governor Harold Taggart, Above from left, are Secretaries Mr, and Mrs. John Baker, Mr, Taggart, and Presidents Mr. and Mrs, John Heal, --T-A photo • Trip to UK topic at WI Highlight of the program of liensall WI at its meeting last Wednesday evening was the showing of colored slides and commentary by Jack Hender- son on his trip to the British Isles last summer. Mrs. R. M. Peck read three interesting letters from the group's adopted child in Aust- ria. Roll call, Sing, Say or Pay, was answered by 100 per cent Miss Hannah Murray gave attendance, highlights of the Presbyterial The meeting in the Legion annual rally held at Belgra.ve, hall was preceded by a pot Airs. Gerald Bell and Mrs, luck supper attended by 30, Harry Snell conducted the wor- President Mrs. Fred Beer eon- ship period. ducted the business, Mrs, Peck and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling were appointed delegates to the Huron County WI rally at Bluevale Hall October 1. A dis- play of fall fair projects will be shown and lunch of sand- wiches, tarts, cookies or rel- Personal items ishes which will be pooled. The work on the new Chris- Mrs, Beer expressed thanks tian Education Building of the to Mr. Henderson, the program United Church is progressing conveners, Airs. Harry Horton very well. Brick work will be and Mrs, Norval Reid and completed by Thursday of this hostesses, Mrs. Archie Noakes, week, and wiring is being in- Mrs, Wilbert, Dilling and Mrs. stalled. Peck, Hensall personals Arnold Circle host mothers Cradle -Roll mothers were special guests at the first meet- ing of the season of Arnold Cir. etc of Carmel Presbyterian Church on Monday evening, It was decided to pack a bale in the near future for the In- dian schools, articles for it to he left at the church, Plans %vere outlined for the Thank- offering meeting October 15. The group voted to purchase 100 church calendars. President Mrs. B. Beaton was in the chair, Program con- t eners were Airs, Lloyd Mous, seau and Mrs. Don Mousseau; hostesses, Mr. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. HEALwithMECCI1 Gel .quick relibf trot painful "lidos by using enter of 1116 Mecca soetral antiseptio Remedies, sold it ail ,druetounlm. MECCA PILE REMEDY 'N06. I Is 'Or votrading pates, And.is sold in dubs, wi th applicator, for Miens"! application. MECCA PILE REMEDY NCivr 2 IS for irstninnlilebing rid6s. Sold In or and for .6idarnal list only, PkOZEN ..POCiti 'BUYS •Stiore..ril 'Rand Mr. W. H. Gregory, President 13.,Oz. Tin Miss Dianne Minnie, nurse-in- training at Sarnia, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam. Rannie. Mr, and Mrs, Jerry -Rannie and Joanne were visi- tors also. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and Rod visited over the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe De Loge in Sarnia. Mr. Robert Lainbie, who is undergoing treatment in West- minster Hospital, London, spent the weekend at his home here. Air, and Mrs. Lorne Thom- son, of Toronto, spent the week- end. at their summer home in the village. Miss. Jean Noakes and friend Mr, Walter Mims .Of London visited this weekend with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Len Noakes and family, Mrs. Edna Corbett was a re- cent visitor with, Mr. and Mrs, George Parker, 'Ricky and Cin- dy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles, Monica and Greg of London visited recently with Alr, and Mrs. Lob and and, family. Air. and Mrs. Hugh AlcMwen spent .several . clays in Flint, Alich, last Week, Mrs.. Don Hero of SI. Cath- arines and Mr. Cameron Henry of London were recent visitors A‘ith their parents, Mr. and Airs, William Henry. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Taylor were recent visitors With rela- tives and friends in . oderich. Mr. James Alawen left this week ler Toronto where he will attend the OCE for the, totting term,. Mr. and Mrs. C. At. tan,.of London, .visited Sunday evening with Air. and Mrs, Laird Mickle and family. Har o ld Haden, Dresden, spent the weekend with his , brother, Air. ilerb Redden, Miss Prior, Miss Eliza- beth Slavin .and Airs. Mary Wedge have .heert transferred from the Heywood Nursing linme, Exeter, to the Queens- way Nursing Home, llerisall. note are now 1;0 . patients with five other patients unable to gain Admittance owing to the rousing home being filled up, C. L, .links is a patient in South Huron Hospital., Ext, ter. Brian Betithtori is taking spetial three-year course lit Business. ,nditinistraltiOn at Ry- erson College, Tab*, Mrs, d Dick of Crernarty was the lucky 'winter of the S.50i Jack pot at TdetWater bingo last. Vriday night, sport- semi by lite Lions Club. Her husband also won the S500 *tie Tint, at the AlildMaY bingo three weeks ago., Airs, Gus Voth of Royal Oak, Mich, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Voth of Detroit, were weekend guests with Airs, Lou Simpson, Airs. J. E. AleEWen attended the 24th birthday party of Exe- ter Chapter OES held in the parish hall last Wednesday eve- ning attended by 100 members and guests, Air. and. Mrs. Andrew Pen- nington, of Veteran, Alla., are vacationing with their cousins, Mr, and Mrs, Archie Noakes. Air, and Mrs. 'K. K, Christian left Monday morning for a month's vacation with relatives at New Brunswick, PAM. Air. and Airs. William Henry were admitted to the Queens- way Nursing Home on Friday. Airs. R. J. Drysdale, who has been a patient al Vctoria Hos- pital, London, has returned home, St. Paul's Church, ilensall, will hold its Harvest Thanks- giving services on Sunday, September 30. Rev. Dymond of Clinton will have charge of the 9:45 a.m. service, Rev. Bren Dc Vries will he in charge of the evening service al 7:30 p.m., assisted by the Junior choir of Trivilt AI e in or Church, Exeter. Rev. Ross MacDonald and Gordon Schwalm attended the Presbyterian Men's Conference at Keswick in the AltIskOka dis- trict over the weekend, Attend- big Were 275 Presbyterian lay- men, Guest soloist was Homer 'Tames of Ottawa, Theme of the conference was 'Time Church Without Walls", Mrs. W. R. Davidson of Port Colborne was a weekend guest with Air, and Mrs, George Thontpson, She visited other friends in the village, If, Booseboom, RR, 2 lien- salt, was the winner of a rec- ord player album in the 980 lucky balloon rocket promotion front Western 'Fair last week. Former resident dies in London Funeral services for the late Airs. Albert Broome, 58, of Sea- forth, were held from the Box Funeral. Home, Seaforth, Satur- day with burial in Maitland Bank cemetery, Scaforth. Mrs. Broome, the former Vio- let Dick of Hensall, died in Vic- toria Hospital, Londo n, on Thursday, Sept, 13, Surviving are her husband, five sons, Brian J. at home, George J., Ronald K., Thomas G., all of Seaforth, and William A., Kitchener; three daughters, Airs. Wilfred (Doris) Glenn, Wingham, Airs. Cecil (Louise) Loney, Tillsonburg; Mrs. Mur- ray (Margaret) Noble, Strat- ford; two brothers, Roy Dick, Wyoming, Herbert Dick, Utica, Mich.; one sister, Mrs. Thomas (Margaret) Andrews, Cobourg, and 18 grandchildren. Personal items Keith Anderson of RR 2, Hen- sail, who is on the staff of the bank of Montreal here, left on Sunday for Toronto, where he take a special two-weeks banking course, Huron - Maitland PYPS an- nual missions rally will be held at Carmel Presbyterian Church evening, September 23 at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will he Rev. Donald H. Powell, re- turned missionary. Rev, Lorne Sparks of Bayfield will be the morning speaker, Mrs. IL G, Webster is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital. Anniversary services will he observed in Chiselhurst United Church Sunday, September 30 at 2,30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev, It, F. Currie will be in charge at the afternoon service and. deliver the sermon, and Rev, S, E. Lewis, of. James Street United Church, Exeter, will be guest minister at the evening service. The choir underdiree! tion of Mrs, Robert Pryde will conduct the service of praise for the evening service. Mrs, Elizabeth Robinson of Picton was taken by Bonthron ambulance Sunday to Clinton Community Hospital.. Airs. Rob- inson was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Irma Lowery of Hensall when she suffered a series of strokes, Mrs. Robinson is the granddaughter of Mrs. Jim Hyde. . Mrs. Archie MeraViali, of Kitchener, was a guest Sunday with Mrs. Lou Simpson, Mrs. Minnio Sangster, who has spent the past two weeks visiting members of her faintly in Forest, London and LtItari, has returned home, Airs. Laird. Mickle, and Mrs. Florence Joynt spent last Thurs. day afternoon at Grand Bend visiting the former's daughter, Mts. Ross MacMillan and Day- id.,. Mrs. William Cole has return- ed home after spending .the summer _Months at Eckford Camps, Restoule. The Legion jack pot this Sat• urdaw will be worth $90,00 in SG calls, 'Ali', and Mrs, Asa Deeves at- tended the Newman = Glazier wedding reception kW ,at the Legion Hall, Chriton, Saturday evening. Pairs share t( .1n offices Several husbands and wives Share. similar posts in the new executives of Hensall Kinsmen And Kinette clubs, which were installed Thursday night by Deputy District .Governor Hal Taggart, London, Air, and Mrs. John Heal arc the presidents of the clubs. Air. and Airs. John Raker are seere- laries and Mr, and Airs. Ross ,links Are serving as treas- urers, ROas Milts is also vice- president of the Kinsmen, Other Kinsmen officers are: Jim Hyde, registrar; Robert Raeburn, bulletin editor; Bob Baker, Jim Our and Robert Reaburn, directors. Other Kinetic officers are: Airs, John Deitz, vice-presidents. Mrs. William Fuss, registrar; Mrs, Jim Hyde, bulletin editor, :Following dinner served by the Legion ladles auxiliary, members of the two clubs toured General Coach Works of Canada Ltd, plant at liensali, under the „direction of Bob Ba- ker. Units plan bazaar UCW unit 3 met Monday eve• fling with Mrs. Dave Kyle pre- siding, Saturday, October 6 was sot for a bake sale to be held in the Sunday School rooms at 3 p.m. The grou p :joined in with. Unit 1 for luncheon, 13CW unit 1 also met Monday eve- ning with Mrs, E, Chipchase presiding. The devotional was taken by Mrs, Grant MacLean. Mrs. Robert Reaburn was in charge of the Bible study in- troducing the new hook "The Word and the Way", followed with a discussion period, Pa- tricia Parke and Joan Sim- mons favored with a piano duet, President Mrs. E. Rowe spoke on the Leaders Training School she attended at Alma College. Discussion was held regarding the congregational fall bazaar to be sponsored by the five units, final date to be arranged by the UCW execu- tive. Hostesses were Airs. Rodger Venner and. Mrs. Raye Pater- son. Celebrate birthday Mr, and. Mrs,. Wm. T. Black- well and daughter Miss Hope Blackwell and grandson Michael Wolfe of Lansing, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Black- well and Air, and Mrs, David Blackwell and families of Hen- sel visited this week with their mother, Airs. Sarah Blackwell of Mitchell. They motored to Stratford and enjoyed a family picnic in honor of Mrs, Blackwell's birth- day. Airs. David Blackwell, Airs, Charles O'Brien and Mr, Charles Miller of Exeter visited with Mrs. Blackwell in Mitchell on Tuesday and celebrated her birthday, Personal items Air, and Airs. Leonard Noakes have returned from a week's vacation through Eastern and Northern Ontario, During their trip they enjoyed two days' visit with. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Eyre of Eckford Camps, on Restoule Lake. Mr, and Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick and Miss Elvera Churchill, Toronto, at- tended the Newman - Glazier wedding at Ontario Street Unit- ed Church, Clinton, Saturday, September 15, Over the past five years 649;005 new housing units have been completed in Canada, There were 4,242,490 Canad- ians who paid personal income tax in the most recent year of record, 1959; their average in- come was $4,113 and average tax was 8372. Only three per cent were in the. $10,000-and- over income bracket, Entertain friends A'Jrs. Gordon Scott enter- tained a number of former sehool mates at a dinner party at her home On Wednesday, Guests included were Airs. W. Annie, Zron, Airs. K. Ale' Nichol,. London, Mrs. K. Scott, Munro, Mrs. J. Duncan and. Mrs, K. Duncan. Kirkt on, Mrs. J. M. Scott and Mrs. T. Col- uhoun , Starlit. Mrs. H. ,Prid- ham and Airs. H. Dow, Crom- arty. The ladies enjoyed a pleas- ant afternoon quilting. :Ladies Aid At the meeting of the Ladies Aid held at the borne of. Mrs. .Gerald Carey, with the presi- dent Mrs. J. Al. Scott presid- ing. arrangements were dis- cussed for a turkey supper to be held on October 24. The dale for the annual ba- zaar to be sponsored by the La- dies Aid and the Marian Rit- chie Auxiliary, will he decided later. Mrs. T. L, Scott favored with a solo. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Al. Dow and Mrs. E. Al- len at the social hour. Report of World Council Al the meeting of Roy's tiCW held at the home of. Airs. Roy Dow, Mitchell, the topic was taken by Airs. Cal- Your library Continued from page 4 crime, or what your most zeal- ously guarded secrets are. Read in this fully accredited story of Peter Hurkos the in- disputable evidence that com- ing events need not be obscure, any more than they are to this remarkable man, Here are no crystal balls or tricks, astrolo- gical charts or spiritualistic seances hut the testimony of a gifted man who uses his pow- ers of perception for the bene- fit of the individual and of so- ciety. I Am Anastasia This is another autobiography — that of Anastasia, whom half the world believes to he the youngest daughter of Nicholas EE, the late Czar of Russia. Anastasia tells the story of her life, first as a happy prin- cess at the court of St. Peters- burg, later as a woman name- less and in an alien world. In her endless search for peace and the establishment. of her identity, she came to the United States in 1928 at the in- vitation of a royal cousin who believed in her. But it was an ill-starred venture .tha I ended in disappointment and new trou- hies' and Anastasia returned to Germany in 1931. Both of these 'biographies are on loan from the Huron County Library anti will be available for three months. Products Of General. Motors Frigid acre Sqles with Service Drysdale Crest 'Hardware , PHONE 11 HENSALL By MRS. ,NORMAN - 1,9NP. EIPPEN At the first UCW meeting sin ce the summer vacation, 24 ladies were present on Tues- day evening, September it. The president, Mrs. Harold Jones, chaired the meeting. Mrs. T. W. Reid acted .as sec- retary in the absence of Mrs. Consitt. Tbe worship period was taken. . „ vin Christie from the leaflet, "New Delhi Speaks Back", dealing with the :World ,Council of Churches held in Delhi. re- cently. Mrs. Murray Christie pre- sided and led in the worship assisted by Airs. Andrew Christie and. Mrs. Erie Dow Mrs, Norman Dow gave read- ings. Personal items Air'. Hugh Scott has returned. to Guelph to resume his stu- dies at ' the Agricultural Col- lege. Air. and Mrs, 'Robert Laing. Marylin, Margaret, Andrew and Please turn to page 7 by Airs. Archie. Parsons. Airs .Einmerson Anderson was in. charge of the study, which took the form of A panel com- prised of Mrs. U, Jones, Mrs. J. Anderson and Airs. T., W. Reid. Mrs. G. Moffatt contri- buted a piano selection. Group leaders gave their re- ports and then plans were, dis. cussed for the annual bazaar which will be held on Noveni- bet' 17. hostesses for .the meeting were Mrs. Ed Marine and Mrs. J. Cooper. The next meet- ing will be held on October 0. Stanley Sallies -4+1. -Club The second meeting of the Stanley Sallies 4-il Club was held at the home of Airs. Eleanor Hendrick on Septem- ber' 1.2. The home economist of Hur- on, Miss isabelle .Gilchrist, and the .girls' mothers were guests. During the meeting Gwenneth Hendrick presided and Miss Gilchrist gave a talk on the work of .the 441 Club, The third meeting will he held at the home of Airs. Eileen Consitt on September 19 at 7:15 p.m. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Andy Penning- ton of near Edmonton. who formerly lived here over 50 `'ears age, visited Kipp e n f riends on Monday. Mr. And. Airs. Archie, Noake.4 of Hensall called on Airs. PoWF son and some other old fricric14- on Monday. Airs. E. Dowson visited g few days with Air. And Mrs, James Riley and other .friends; in Seaforth. Air. and Mrs. Clarence lintch,1 lson of St. -Thomas ..and Airs. Edgar cudmore of Vancouven, ate visiting, a few days .wrth their brother and sister-in•law r Air. and Airs, Wilfred Meths. Get protection Against RUST Snell Bros. LTD, ONLY Page 5 September 20, 1962 and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Queen's HOTEL Seaforth .facilities for banquets And 'weddings Attractive Rooms ENTERTAINMENT NIdHILY titeneed uddet LC116 It1ION.8 4att SEAr0111.11 Comments about Cromarty By MRS. Kat4 MckgLLAR Hear panel at Kippen A Message from the President BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY The opening ceremonies of our new Goderich Branch Office have been completed and business begun. Many of you have followed the construc- tion with genuine interest and have been lavish in your pl'aises of the completed structure, I. want to thank you for your expression of good will and to say a few words about the new' building and the community. It has been erected for you, the people of the Godcrich area; it is for your use and for your service. The public "Community Room" downstairs is for the use of relatively small groups (12 or fewer) who want to moot for business at sonic convenient place. Accessible from outside. it can be made available after regular hours. it is gladly and freely yours, but it is necessary to reserve it in order to avoid conflict, 11 you were not able to visit the office at the limo of our Open House, please come in at any time even if it is only to look around. W. H. GREGORY, President.