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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-18, Page 5Youcootok IFyati feel AL1:111" „ , These 'dao most people work tinder jaceiteure,werry more, 'Rhea 1eaa: This , strain en brain MAO 00141 Atnese Wier to fotie,,harder to regain, loJay's nine Erin g, worry-' 'Ong of these -May affect Mental Wing idiom When kidneys get nut of !Oder, eaten acids and *mites remain in the system. Then backache, diattirbed teat, 4'tired•out" feeling often faint, Thiee the time to bike ,Deild'a Pali, 'Doll's stimulate the kidneys to normal Action: Then yeti feet betteralitifi hitterwerk better. Ask (or Dadd'i Kidney Pals OMIT drug counter, e4 LADIES TAKE A SECOND LOOK • ALL. OUR FOOD PRICES ARE LOWER SMOKED Picnic Shoulder Ring Bologna , Ground Chuck • 39Fb 431°I, , 55 Le 49' a PORK LIVER L. 25c Pireatik'eiJSAGE Lipton's Tomato-Vegetable, Chichen,Noodie _o ups PKG. Stokely's Fancy Pumpkin Large Tube Bryicreem Apple-Strawberry, Apple-Raspberry Jams Laundry Rinse' Fl eecy Corn Oil . 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'They are available iii alnOttlitA as low as $50.00 to any Canadian residentadult or ,child tip to A limit of $10,090.00 per person, Estates, too, may buy. Interest is payable annually by coupon, or on the higher denominations by cheque, if desired. You can cash your Canada Savings Bonds at any time, at any bank, at full face value plus earned interest. Buy new Canada Savings Bonds today—best ever 4,1 .• 4 .1 :and district news cORRESPONpEN.T:5; Mrs. Maude .Heciden, Phone Mrs- .Arc1.14 MacGregor, .Phone. SS. ensall Mars anniversary at Thames Road. Gi rls s tag :e Hugh McGregor dies in.Michigan fashion. fete on. Wednesday and realized $47.00. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cox, Toronto, Mrs. Harry Stewart, Seaforth, visited Saturday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann. Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David, Kitch- ener, was a Monday guest, Mrs. Alvin Ulch, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, Oswald Brown, Detroit, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little, Funeral services for the late Htigh McGregor were held from Bonthron funeral chapel on Sun- day, Oct. 14 at 2 p,m, condect- ed by Rev, Harold Johnston, Burial was in Baird's ceme, tery. Mr. McGregor, native of Brucefield area, died on Thurs. day, Oct. 11 at Wayne County Hospital, Detroit, Mich„ in his 75th year. He was unmarried, Survivors are one brother, Frank McGregor, Clinton; four sisters, Mrs, William Deitz, Kippen; Mrs. George Baird, Mrs. Clara Dutot, Brucefield, and Mrs, Ella Cowan, Clinton. Kinettes plan events At the meeting of Hensall Kinettes held at the home of Mrs, Ross links last Wednes- day Mrs, Bob Caldwell was pre- sented with her Kinette pin and welcomed into the club, Plans were finalized for the visits to the shut-ins on Sunday, November 4. The March of Dimes committee was formed for 1963, Service convenor Mrs. Bob Baker read two letters which she received from the club's adopted child in Italy. The annual house - to - house canvass with tickets for the Kinette's Christaas cake draw will be held Wednesday, Nov. 4. President Mrs, Art Clarke and vice-president Mrs. Irvine Armstrong of Exeter Kinette club were guests for the eve- ning. Mrs. John Dietz, convener of the ways and means committee, reported a successful rummage sale in the Legion Hall. Used clothing not sold was donated to the Salvation Army. Mrs. ,iohn Heal, president, chaired the ireeting which had 100% attendance. Hensall personals At the CGIT meeting of Car- mel Church last Wednesday evening a fashion show was held with, each girl modelling her costume a n d Barbara Schwalm as commehtator, Mrs, Ross MacDonald model- led her nurses' uniform and ex- plained how to assemble it. Linda„Lenehan and. Suzanne Kyle paired off as beach beat- niks with flapping straw hats and dark glasses. Patsy Moir wore her pretty pink summer dress with a pink bow to set it off, Ruth Striate for her cos- tume chose a brown plaid win- ter dress, ,and Ann Lawrence was ready for summer in white shorts, top and sun hat, Marcia Little had on a white blouse with pyjama bottoms. Patsy Schwalm displayed her eapri pyjamas trimmed, with embroidered flowers and Dianne Koehler surprised everyone by modelling her own CGIT uni- form. Cheryl Little dressed to her version of a prosperous artist with baggy red and white polka dot pants, a grey beach jacket decorated with, a tie and umpire style cap, Rosemarie Neilands came in a knit sports sweater and green ski slacks: Barbara Schwalm received second prize for a blue and mauve evening dress a n d Heather Reid won first prize for a 1920 style bathing suit with a let-down skirt and an extra top underneath. The girls were paired off with two sheets of newspaper, four pins and five minutes to make a costume. From the skimpy results designer Suzanne Kyle and model Linda Lenahan re- ceived first, and designer Di- anne Koehler and model Ruth Smale received second. Airs. Dave Morrissey, Ricky and Deborah of Ailsa Craig, Miss Barbara Woodburn, Park- hill, were recent visitors with Mr.' and 'Mrs. William Baker and family, Mrs. Dorothy Weido and Stev- en visited last week with rela- tives at; Brantford. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Westa- way, of Hamilton, spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Chapman and fam- ily, Mr. • id Mrs, A. Shaddick, of Clinton, were recent visitors with Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Mr. William Simpson Jr., of Detroit, visited over the week- end with his grandmother, Mrs, Lou Simpson. Miss Marion. Bell, of London, visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn E. Bell. Mr, and Mrs. A, Orr were recent visitors with relatives at Lucknow, Mr, Paul Patton of the, local branch of the Bank of Montreal left this week for Hamilton. He was presented with a gift by members of the staff on Fri- day, Mrs. George Parker nas ac- cepted a position on the staff of the Bell Telephone Co, and commenced her duties Tuesday of this week. The Girl Guides held their meeting at the United Church Tuesday afternoon with two Guides receiving awards, Lois Simmons was presented with her religion and life emblem and first aid badge and Pauline Bell received her skater's badge and horsemwoman's badge, Mrs. Orville Jones, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Mrs. Cameron Richardson, Mrs. Grant MacLean, Mrs, N. B. Cook, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. Doug Cook, Miss Id. Ellis, Mrs. Rob- ert Cook attended the bazaar and tea at Httronview, Clinton, on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 10 and enjoyed a conducted tour of the building. Included among those pouring tea were Mrs. P. graham and Mrs. Oliver (Nellie) Fee. Shelley Bonthton,.little daugh. ter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bonthron, who has been a pa- tient in Children's War Mono- rial Hospital, London, returned home Monday. Chiselhntst UCW had a booth at Lloyd McLean's auction sale Dairyman talks to WI Mr, Roo Mock of Hurondale Dairy addressed the members of Hensall. Women's Institute at their meeting held in the Le- gion Hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 10 speaking on "Pasteur- ization of Milk", He spoke of the vast changes in the processing of milk over the past 20 years and the high standards required today and stressed the necessity of milk in the daily diet. He said the farm- ers must handle their milk ac- cording to government stand- ards, all pasteurization plants are periodically government in- spected and every dairy has a licensed grader. The speaker was introduced by Mrs. N. E, Cook. Members answered the roll by naming a spice and its ori- gin, Interesting reports were submitted by Mrs, R, M, Peck and Mil. Wilbert Dilling on the WI rally held at Bluevale re- cently, Mrs. N. E. Cook and Mrs. Peck were appointed a committee to purchase Christ- mas gifts for the group's adopt- ed child in Austria. Mrs. Carl. Payne was appoint- ed a delegate to the London area convention November 5 and. 6, The Leaders' Training School on, "143 lbs. of meat" will be held in Hensall Legion Hall October 16 and 17. An in- vitation was accepted to Huron- dale WI meeting in the Legion Hall, Exeter, Tuesday, October 30. Mrs, Pearl F'assmore and Mrs. Milton Lavery rendered a vocal duett with Miss Greta Lammie as accompanist and Mrs. Doug- las Cook contributed a humor- ous reading, President Mrs. Fred Beer chaired the meeting which was well attended. Courtesy remarks were given by Miss Phyllis Case. Program conveners were Mrs. Walker Carlile and Mrs. Wes Richardson; hostesses, Mrs. Grace Harpole and Mrs. Jarvis Horton. Bingo winners Mrs. W. J. Cameron, Hensall, and Mrs, R. Cooper, St. Thom- as, shared the wealth jack pot and Reg Dick, .Cromarty, and Mrs. Brown, Egmondville, were door prize winners at the Le- gion bingo Saturday night, Oc- tober 13. Fifteen regular games were played. Jack pot this Saturday, Oct. 20 will be $80 in 51 calls with two door prizes, Discuss rec .projeCts. L. L., Staphridge .ef ,thinover„, distriet representative of the .00111111444 programs brancht was guest speaker at the .dinner meeting of the Kinsmen club Thursday night speaking on "How to -obtain gr$0$ for Tee- .roational PrrOct.S. • -Guests. were Bill Coleman ,of Kippen,. George Beer a n d George Parker., Hensall. The group will again sponsor .a Hal- lowe'en party for the children of Hensall and. district. Paul Shortreed won The raf- fle, President John Heal chaired the meeting; Next meeting Qolober• .24 .S./.1.4 R. R, Watera -et RCAF Station Clinton will speak on "Project Mercury", No injuries in •accident Chief Constable E, R, Davis investigated. an accident on Wel- lington Street Friday afternoon invelving a panel truck and a Car causing damages estimated at$200, Mrs. Thomas Lavender of Hensall was travelling south, and Mrs. Bessie Smale, Sea- forth, was pulling out from park- ing on the road and failed to see the Lavender vehicle crash- ing into it. No ono was injured, Young people elects officers The Young People's Union of Hensall United Church began their fall activities on Sunday evening. Devotions were direct- ed by the •retiring president Greg Spencer asaisted,lay. Nancy Kyle and Ted Mock, The election of officers was presided over by Greg Spencer and Peggy Goddard. President is Kathy Scane; vice - president, Bob Mickle; secretary, Ann Mickle; treas- urer, Robert McNaughton; de- partmental c o m m i s s i Driers, Nancy Kyle, Mary Scane, Den- nis Mock and Wayne Currie. Games and refreshments con- cluded the evening's program. The next meeting will be Sun- day, November 4, ' Personal items Mrs. -lerb Jones is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, having undergone surgery on Monday of this week, Mr, Howard Scane, who un- derwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, was .able to return to his home this week. Mrs, .1, McMurtrie and Mr. and Mrs. Boyce visited over the weekend with relatives in To- ronto. Mr, Jim McEwen of Toronto spent the weekend at his home here. Mrs. Anna Moffat, Brucefield, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. John McEwen. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Erb and Mrs. Nancy Koehler visit- ed with relatives in Huntsville this week. Mr. Carl Stoneman is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Mrs, Len Noakes spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs, Jack Peebles, in London. ,,,...krnotd Circle host to groups Mrs. J. C, Boyne of Exeter Was guest speaker at the Arn- old Circle -Carmel Presbyte. Tian Church ,at the •hank-offer- ing meeting Monday ,evening, •Oct..1&„ She gave ,an interesting And informative address on "Foreign and. Homo Missions", The speaker was introduced by Mrs. fieverley Beaton and thanked by Mrs. R. A. Orr. Presidea Mrs. Beaton, who chaired the meeting, welcomed members and special guests, the tactics from. Thames Road United Church and Carmel WMS- Mrs. Ed Fink and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm conducted the worship, A quarette composed of Mrs. A, Seholl, Mrs, Beaton, Mrs. H. Hey and. Mrs. W. Brown, sang, Mrs, M. Dougall accompanied at the piano. A. social - hour was enjoyed with hostesses Mrs. Harold Bonthron and Mrs. William Brown. Miss Hannah Murray received guests, Personal items Mrs. Hazel Webster, who has been a patient in South Huron. Hospital for the past few weeks, returned home this week. Miss Geraldine Parker of London has been vacationing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Parker, Miss Flo Cudmore. and Mr. and Mrs. Perce Phillips, of To- ronto, were weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Beer, The Misses Flora and. Mabel Cudmore, Toronto, on Monday of this week, sold the property of their parents, the late Mr, and Mrs. Roland Cudmore, which is situated on Brock street, to Lorne Hay of Hen- salt. The home was occupied by Mr. and Mrs, Cudmore and their family for many years and the Cudmore family used to vacation here for the summer months. Message from Blake By MISS EMMA FINLAY ,.kaaP.1 Maxine Ducharme has re- turned home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John McBride and Joanne and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hendrick and Elaine visited Sunday with relatives in Ripley and Kincardine. Mrs. Newell Geiger and John visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chie Mustard and boys and Mrs. Mary Jane Hey, of Blake. Mr. and Mrs. William Steckle and family, of Hayfield, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs, Amos Gingerich, of Blake, on Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmer of. Zurich, called on Mr. and Mrs. Maxine Ducharme and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Gin- gerich and family visited with Mr. .and Mrs. Peter Gingerich of Blake on Sunday. Mr. Harold Finlay and fam- ily attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Maud Farrell, of Kincardine, on Monday, MR$. WILLIAM ROHPE. THAMES RQAD The church anniversary ser- vice was held on Sunday mor- ning with. Rev, Clifford Park of Wesley-Willis Church, Clzn- ton, as guest speaker. Mrs, John Gornan of Exeter render- ed two solos and the choir sang an anthem. Among some of those who attended and spent the day with friends were; Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Fer- guson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Harold and Bill of Hensel", Mr, .and Mrs. Gerald Geiser and Brian of London, Mr, and Mrs. Nor- man Ferguson, Patricia and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson of Exeter, Miss Frances Jackson .of Crediton, Miss Ruth. Ann McCarter with Mr. and Mrs. William Fergu- son; Air, and Airs. Bert •Bissett of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jeffery; Mr. and. Mrs, Newton Clarke of Wincheisea with Mr. and. Airs. Bev Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ballan- tyne of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell, 'Douglas and Paul of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hackney, Dennis and Linda with Mr, and. Mrs. Lloyd Ball- an tyn ; Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Gard- iner and Marilyn of Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jeffery and Douglas with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery; Mr. and Mrs, Warren Brock, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Miller of Exeter with Mr, and Mrs. Ed- win Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris and family of London,'Mr, and Mrs. Orland Squire, Elaine and Don of Centralia with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Passmore; Mr. and Mrs. William Thom- son, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Slea- mon of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross of London with Mr. and Airs, William Rohde; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cann with Mr, and Airs, Reg Hod- gert; Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Hunkin of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin; Air, and Mrs. Gordon McCar- ter of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs, Lee Webber; Mr. and Mrs. William Ether- ington, Mrs. Chester Rowe, Mr. and Mrs, William Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher, Air, and Airs. Glenn Fisher, Yvonne and Glenda of Exeter, Miss Joanne Carter of Clande- boye with Mr, arid Mrs, Harold Rowe; Mr- and Mrs. John Gowan and girlsof Exeter with Mr and Mrs. William Cann; Mr. arid Mrs. James. Hodgert of Exeter with. Mr .and Mrs. Arnold Cann; Mr. and Airs. Frayne Par- sons, Murray, Margaret and Mark of Hurondale, Mrs. Percy Passmore of Exeter with Mr, and Airs, Lorne Passmore. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cox of Waterford were visitors with Rev, Hugh and. Mrs. Wilson on Saturday. Miss Helen Mayes of Willow- dale visited a few days last week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Airs. Donald. Kernick. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wein, Julianne and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Orton of Detroit, Mich., spent Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Gordon Stone. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Stone and Brenda of London were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stone. Miss Judy Arnold of Exeter spent the weekend with Miss Diane Stone. Rev, Hugh and Mrs. 'Wilson were Friday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kernick, the occasion being Margaret Kernick's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hedley May, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Mur- ray May and family of Byron, Air, and Mrs. Dwayne Tinney of Grand Bend were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert. Mr, and Mrs. Hi Dixon and family were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart, Quite a number from this community attended the plow- ing match at Owen Sound last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shulman and family of Embro, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner and Shirley of Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs, John Pym and Pauline were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pym, Mr. Ernest Pym is on busi- ness in Peel county this week. Mrs, Pym is staying with Mr and Mrs. Tony Shulman of Em bro. Airs, Lee Webber had a demonstration at her home on 'Thursday ,evening and Fleming .Simpson a plastic -de. monstraton on Monday eve. ning. Mrs. Esther Pettibone of Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Rohde of Mitchell .Yislied on Sunday evening with Mr. and. Mrs. William Rohde. Eleven. UCW ladies were: guests at the thank-offering meeting of the Arnold Circle of Hensall Presbyterian Church. on. Monday evening, Mrs, J. C. Boyne of Exeter was the guest speaker. Bev Morgan is on a tour to De Xelb, • Illinois, to attend the Agriculture Association and two hatcheries. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Elford, Ava and Michael of Ellmville. Mr. :and Mrs. Lloyd Knight and Linda were on a motor trip to Collingwood and other points north on Sunday, Miss Elaine Stewart had an appendicitis operation j a s t week. Queen's HOTEL, Seaforth A Page .5 October 18, 1962. • Dining facilities for' banquets and weddings. Attractive Rooms ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Licenced under LCBO PHONE 433 SEAFORTH Get protection Against RUST at Snell Bros. LTD, $9 ONLY