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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-25, Page 5etteeteeteeesee TRACK CHAMPS—These eight youngsters captured their respective championships in the Hensall Public School track meet which was held Wednesday afternoon, with most of the students participating. Shown above are, back row, left to right; Ruth Smale, John Joynt, Betty Cameron and Ken Smale. Front row: Ken Ferguson, John Noakes, Pam Mickle andw Margie Allan. _T-A photo .eeeseferee eleee;; see-els:este:get e.,,eeelise. Page •5 . October 25, 1962 Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude HecIden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 eeettweeeet, eteeeeeees; enee.e..1.,..e'..ereeetteteesseetesee Bill Mickle's ON HOW TO TURN YOUR GRAIN INTO MORE BEEF! There's only one reason you feed beef cattle—to make a profit. 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Kleenex Blade Chuck or Boneless R oasts PER POUND Etonomy 400 Assorted Colors • MEAT BT.PRO Loaf I's UCTS Giant Pko. 59 Henley fruit Cockta titier.Save Instant of ee • 1estmq, E conomy Pak MocoronirCheese or Chicken HEN ALL 0M0 DETERGENT Pineapple Choice Crushed 20 oz R 0 $ 1 Habitant Pea or Vegetable oup Baby Powder Johnson's sl MARGARINE 4,77 • r.-,,--.-r,r•••,........."*".1.1!....•11"1111.1.1 WI plans meat study Mrs, Robert Kinsman gave a talk on St. Andrew at the his- torical meeting of Kippen. East WI held at the home of Mrs. Ross Chapman with Mrs. James Mcielaughton as co-hostess. Mrs. Alex McGregor reviewed. current. events of 1961-62 and Mrs. Winston Workman read the motto prepared by Miss Margaret McKay on "View the past with pride, the present with faith and the future with practise". Mrs. Vivan. Cooper reported on the "143 lbs, of meat" train- ing school and the first meet- ing for Kippen WI will be held Monday, October 29 at SS 10 Tuckersmith at 8,30 at which any ladies may attend. Mrs. Glenn Bell gave a report of the County Rally held at; Bluevale and the invitation to meet with Hurondale WI on October 30 was accepted. It was decided to have a draw on a Christmas cake with Mrs. Vern Alderdice to make the cake and Mrs. J. Drummond in charge of tickets, The winning ticket will be drawn Friday, Dec. 14 at the euchre and dance in Hensall Community Centre. The branch have planned a bus trip to the Royal. Winter Fair on November 14 the bus to leave Kippen at 7 a.m. Ten dollars was voted to CNIB. Roll call was answered by a dozen. cookies with the recipe which were sold. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. John Sin- clair, Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs, H. Finkbeiner and Mrs. Wil- liam Caldwell. Canvass for UNICEF The pupils of Reiman Public School are going to canvass the town of Hensall on Hallowe'en for UNICEF. PeOple have been very generous in the past and they. will again this year. The pupils will canvass between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock Wed- nesday, October 31, tenth of infant son The infant .son, David James, of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Turk,- helm of Zurich died in St. Jo. London, on Sat- urday, October 20. Surviving are his Patents, two brothers, Douglas and. Mettle, and one sister, Cheryl, his grandmother Mrs, Anne Tilekhelin and, grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Milton Deite, rich. Services were held Sunday in the Westlake Funeral Heine, Zurich, with burial in St. Pet- er's Lutheran Cemetery, GOO. en Line. Your library Rebekah lodge plans activities At the meeting of Amber Re- bekah Lodge last Wednesday evening the flag-bearer, Mrs. Howard Lemmon was installed in her chair by PDDP Airs. Harold Parker assisted by PDDM Mrs, Archie MacGreg- or. Arrangements were made. for a bake sale and tea in the low- er lodge halt Saturday, October 27. The annual banquet for the haseball team was discussed and arrangements made to serve it in the arena for the subordinate lodge in November, ber 16. NG Mrs. Hugh McEwen pre- sided for the meeting, eepted a position at Darling's IGA store commencing her du- ties last week. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Keyes are visiting relatives in West- ern Canada. Miss Margie Allan entertained seven oe her girl friends et her home on ,Thursday, Oct. 18 in honor of her 10th birthday. En- tertainment included games and contests after which lunch. was served including a birthday cake, Attending the perty . were .Janie Smith, Beth Cook, Sharon Lavery, Linda Hay, Linda Reid, Sandra Maxwell and. Peggy Vanstone, Musicale will be held in Hen- sail United Church Sunday eve- ning, October 28 at 8 p.m. un- der direction of Airs. Robert. Pryde. and will include a eon. cert of sacred and secular sic, comprising the Hensall United Church choir, men's con- gregational choir, junior choir and guest artists, Miss Gail well, St. Marys, Mid Woodham Male Quarttette, Preceeds are for the budding fund, Mr. Thomas Walsh of, :Myth, patient at QueenewaY Nursing Home, diedat the nursing home Thursday morning, Oct, 18 in his 88th yeat, Ftmeteil services were hold trout Myth, lf,r, Walsh Was an uncle of. Airs, Norman Velvet' Heasell, , Mrs. Laird Miekle attended an .auttten lea in London Thurs-. dey afternoon_ the home of Mrs. David Gerry in Orchard Park. Laymen's SithcleY Will he oh' served in Carmel church this Sunday with dim lenge]] teed- leg in worship th e Gordon Schwalm, giving. the message,. Rev. Boss MacDonald. will be guest speeket at Forest Presbyterian Churell at aeni- vereety services this Sunday, October 20, Mr,. and Mrs. Orville Janes attended eilnittertery Services at lentielettOw 'United Church Hallowe'en ice party Children in the Hensel] area will be able to mark the open- ing of the skating season and Hallowe'en at the same time, Wednesday, as guests of the Kinsmen club at their Hal- lowe'en skating carnival. Headed by the Hensall Citi- zens' Band, the youngsters will parade from the town hall at 7:30 p.m. to the arena audito- rium where costumes will be judged. After the prizes and the free refreshments have been handed out, the children will enjoy free skating. In charge of the program are: Bob Caldwell, Homer Camp- bell and Harold Bonthron, Boys! Girls , NOTICE cerload of choke calves will be arriving in approximately two weeks, Arty boy or girl under age 21 In the townships of Tuckersmith, Hay, Stephen, Stanley and Usborne wishing to feed calves for the South Huron Agricultural Society, con- tact of the directors or secretary for further irifoetna- Hen. Peter Mcleaughton. Secrotairy kensall ueen's Hata Seaforth Ditiin g . facilities for eameete and weddings Attractive Ronnie ti4tEletAIIIMENt 1-itLY Licenced under LC13Cl 1,14611/41.0 431 StAPORTIT Marks, 100 on Monday. Miss Anhui Spencer, Pa- tient At Queensway Nursing ilome, Hansen, will celebrate. her 100th birthday Monday, 'Oc- tober 4. Miss Spencer was born et St. Joseph, near Zurich, where she spent her early life. Her later years were spent of .Seaforth and Clinton,. She came to the Queensway Nursing Home here in January of this year, and is the only surviving member of her fam. fly, Although her eyesight; and hearing is.impaired she is abbe to sit up in her chair most of tee day, enjoys her meals, and has a kindly disposition, She has received a framed certi- ficate .from the Provincial sec- retary, Bride feted Prior to marriage the. bride was feted. at several presenta- tions, Miss Carol Dennis And Mrs, Mary Lou Brier entertain- ed at a shower held at the home ai*. Mrs. 13rier, given by fellow workers of London Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Ida Scandrett, London, and Mrs. Alan Leaper, Inger- soil, were hostesses at Mrs. Scandrett's home for a miscel- laneous shower. Neighbors in Ingersoll arranged a presenta- tion at the home of Mrs. Ed- ward Padclon and. Miss Ruth Longfield, Ingersoll, entertained at her home for a shower, Introduce new study Mrs. R. M. Peck introduced the new study and commented on the first chapter of "The Rim of Asia" at the meeting of UCW unit 5 Thursday after- noon, Miss Greta Lammie favored with a piano selection, Mrs. R. J. Patterson and Mrs. Grace Harpole led in the worship. Plans for the bazaar Decem- ber 1 were discussed. This unit will look after flowers for' 'the church and nursery for Nov- ember, Mrs. W. B. Cross pre- sided for the business. Blitz for Hospital Auxiliary Proceeds for South Huron Hospital blitz sponsored by Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sall amounted to $106.1.6, Members collecting were Mrs. Leona Parke, Mrs. Howard Lemmon, Mrs, Blighton Ferg, Mrs, Garnet Mousseau, Mrs. Clarence Volland, Mrs. Inez Mc- Ewen, Mrs. Ernie Chipcbase, Mrs, Jack Corbett, Mrs. Ed. Corbett and Mrs, Hugh Mc. Ewen. CG1T to aid bazaar At the. meeting of Carmel CeHT at the manse Wednes- day evening plans were made to have a table of candy, brooches and waste baskets at the Ladies Aid bazaar Friday, November 2. Unit plans for bazaar Mrs. Jack Drysdale presided for the meeting of UCW unit 2 in the Sunday School rooms Monday evening, with 17 mem- bers present. Mrs, Robert Cook reviewed the Bible study and held a questionnaire. Mrs. Er- nie Whitehouse was in charge of the devotional, assisted by Mrs. Lorne Hay, Members were reminded of the bazaar December 1 for which this unit is responsible for the bake table. The UCW are serving lunch at the con- clusion of the Musicale Sunday night to all those taking part, in the program. gorsoll VPW$ for !seal groom Trinity 'United .Church. Ingersoll, was the scene of pretty autumn wedding Settee day, ,Oetooer. 13 at e e'elock, when Senciee; Belle Hunsberger, Ingersoll, and William Doug.. Lae Brintnell, of RR. 1 Hensall, exchanged marriage vows in a double ring ceremony before the Rev. .R. King and ;Rev, C. ). Daniel. The bride is the daughter' of Mr. and Airs, john. Hunsberger, Ingersoll, and the groom's par. ente are ell'. and Airs, Thomas ilvititnen , RR 1 Hensall. Harold Itiddolle provided tea- ditional wedding music and ac- companied the soloist., Miss Karen Pacidon, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside You", Given in marriage by her father, the bride's gown of floor length "I DO" taffeta was fash- ioned with fitted bodice, scooped neckline outlined in alencon lace with lily point sleeves, aisle- wide skirt with medallions of alencon lace, and styled with a bustle hack enhanced by a self material rose, A tiara of twink- ling sequins and teardrop pearls held her elbow-length bouffant veil of French illusion and she carried a cascade of yellow roses, trailing ivy and white stephanotis. Bridal attendants, maid of honor, Miss Lois Parker, Wind- sor, and bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Longfield, Ingersoll, and Miss Carol Dennis, Seaforth, wore identical bell-skirted gowns of moss green brocade and carried cascades of yellow and bronze mums. Alvin Taylor, HP. 2 Kippen, attended the groom and Robert Clark, RR 2 Kippen, and Wil- liam Shacictiek, Hensall, usher- ed guests. For travelling to the United Slates the bride chose a beige wool suit with green accessories with which she wore a corsage of orange Delight roses. The young couple will reside at RR 2 Ingersoll. Institutes plan course on meats The Leaders Training School the Legion Hall, Hensall. on for South Huron was held in Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 16 and 17, attended by six lead- ers and their six assistants. Miss Ives from the home ec- onomics department in Toron- to conducted the classes • as- sisted by Miss Isabelle Gil- christ, Huron County home economist. Topic was "143 lbs. of meat", Each leader will go back to her institute and teach a group. Any lady in the cornmunity may take this course which will include four meetings, Summary Day will be in Clinton, December '62. Hess CERTIFIED Watchmaker Well known for Quality Watch, Clock, Jewellery, Electric Shaver & Spectacle Repairing Established 1918 Albert Hess JEWELLER & OPTICIAN ZURICH Kippen anniversary. MR4. ,NQRMAN KIP PEN Anniversary services Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's United Church were well attended. Rev. Edgar Roulston of Ex- eter, the guest speaker deliv- ered inspiring sermons and the church was attractive with autumn flowers. Special ..MOSIC was rendered by the choir under the leerier- ship of Miss Jean ivison, Mr. Leslie Pierson of Clinton as guest soloist was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Lobb of Clinton, Baptism On Sunday, Oct. 11 the rites of holy baptism were admin- istered to Bradley Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Mann and Bradley James, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wayne McBride. Personal items Mr. and Airs. John Marie and. Joan attended the Sylvester-GauOppe wedding .et Sudbury Saturday afternoon. Mr. John Heath, Frederic- ton, N.B., brother of Mrs. Pe- terson and Mrs, Stanley Heath of Thatnesville visited Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Peterson. Miss .Joyce Hood spent a re- cent weekend in London, the guest of her cousin Deanne Perkin. Mr. Stoke And some friends. are enjoying A few days moose hunting in Northern Ontario. Mr. - and Mrs. Edgar Mc- Slide and Sharon attended the Moore -Atc/3.ride wedding op Saturday, October go in James St. Church, Exeter. Att. and Mrs, Stanley Heath of Thamesville visited on Sat- urday with. their daughter and son.ieelaw, Mr. and Mrs. R. Peterson and family. Mr. David Cooper. Univer- si ty of Western. Ontario, Lon- doe, epent the weekend with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Dal- rymple, Bonnie and. Betty of Brucefield visited Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. E. McBride and Sharon. Mr. and Airs. Peterson of Kippen visited Sunday at the Imme of Mrs. Peterson's beo- ther, Mr. Doeglas Heath of Sarnia, attending a family re- union. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Doig of Grand Rapids, Alich, visited Saturday afternoon with Airs, N. Long And a sister Miss Janet Doig at Clinton, later visited Mr, Long, who is a patient, in Stratford Gen. Hospital,. Air. :And. Airs. Win. Franks nt London andi Airs. .David patricks. of London, visited drir. leg the week with Airs, pow,. son. • etuely. vegetables On October 10 the 4-H Stan- ley Sallies was held .at the home of Mrs, Eileen Consitt. The topic was "e a r rj,a d lunches". Wendy Jones -4,rid Marilyn Keyes made peanut butter And carrot sandwiches" and Nancy Coneitt and Gwen- neth Hendrick made -chopped, him with pineapple and crone ehese. sandwiches. On Oeteber 17 the 4-}f Stan. Icy Sallies held a meeting - at the home of Mrs. H. Hendrick, The topic was vegetahle and soled. The next meeting is to. be held Tuesday, Oct. 23. UCW plan .bazaar Kippen UCW held a meeting in lh Sunday school rooms, on. Tuesday, Oct. 9 with 26 ladies. present. Mts. Harold Jones was in charge. of the meeting. Mrs. Alex Mc:Wuxi:vie took the worship and 'Mrs, Bert ber read the lopie of -study. Mrs. K. Blgie gave a reading. Plans and preparation were discussed and committee set up for the November bazaar, The hostesses wer Mrs. Mor- ley Cooper and Mrs. Joe ,-T-4.0s. tell. —Contieued Min page 4 Beek of Canada has changed, statistics have changed and .4 new party has been born, 'To keep abreast with these de. velopments the book has been revise d_ d ate. lot Sunday. The author explains that the and Mrs, Stewart Robert- human being needs food, AVa- tort of Waterford, visited on tete shelter from the elements Sunday With Mrs. C. L. Milks and clothing. Beyotid these :le "Hensall, and with me. there ere an almost endless who e week. M South um:, list of conveniences and taut- -0 Hospital, Ewer. ice which many would like in Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson of WV hut resources are tirmitighenie Mich, visited with Scarcity is theetartig Mrs, Lou Simpson, Sunday, On Poiht of economies, "We tall' their Wey iCi Visit With Mrs. tot, have all we Want of every- SiMpeon'e sister. Mrs, .Holland thing and We Mug do With less of Kilthertee, who is Ill. of Mite things if we Want Tee Legion bi ngo jackpot theta Of Others." writes the eon te "evenly semriff chits author and this fundarriehtal this Settirday night at the to. fact gives else to the three gion Ilan.. 'TWO dear Weds will bolo problems: what to pros. be drawn for. duct, how to PrOduce it and. Mrs. Robert 'Criek,.. Mrs, *leek hew to distribute it,'" Drysdale, firs,' -Pint `Hyde, and 'the hook will be of help and Mrs. Thomas Lavender, at. of interest le the ettldent terided Guider Ttainieg sos. studying econenile analysis efts in Fergus on Saturday, and to the general reader who 'Ale. Earl Treffry of Tin wants a It-Metter grasp of both tifititiartY was taken by Bee. his oWil and the country's at {been ambulance. Monday night (A11% in Stratford 'General Hensall personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe with a fractured leg he sal- and Joey, of Mitchell, were re- fered in a fall at his barn. cent visitors with the latter's Mrs. Inez MeEeten enter- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack tained Past Noble Grande of Corbett and AI. Amber Rebekah Lodge at her Mrs. Norma Mattson has ac- home on Monday evening, Mrs. John Corbett has ac- cepted employment at the Queensway Nursing home, com. mencing last week. Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge No, 349 are holding an afternoon tea and bake Sale in lb lower lodge hail on Satur- day, October 27. Mrs. Lorne Chapman has ac- cepted employment at Drys- dale's store, commencing this week. Mrs. Guy Bedard returned to Brockville after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Mc- Naughton, Mrs. Bert Horton, Mrs. Ed. Corbett; and Wayne visited with Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don 'Vickers and family at New- merket.. Mrs, Myrtle Sproat spent the weekend visiting with her Mrs. Fowler at Elora. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited this week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mrs. Heel) Jones is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, where she underwent stir- gery. held.