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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-15, Page 5This week in. Thames Road. Mt14, /1911Pg Mrs. Robert Here, Lirida and Jared of Jarvis are visiting. with the former's parents, Air. and lyira- Joan Selves. Mr. ..and Airs. Robert Cann, nod Mrs, Ray Cann were Sunday guests with Airs. Peter Ferguson of Guelph. Mrs. Victor Jeffery is laid up with .Plenriay, Mr. and Airs. Gordon Mayer and Bobble,. air. and Mrs. Donald. M.aver and family of London, Mr. Bill Mayer of Port 'Credit spent the weekend with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde and Calvin visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. And Mrs. Clarence Thomson of Wood- be m. Air. and Mrs, Gordon McCar- ter of Exeter, Mrs. Robert Heim, Linda and Fred of Jar- vis, Mr. and Airs, John Selves were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Web- her. Alr. and Mrs. George Luther of Sarnia visited recently with Air, And Mrs. Charles Jeffery. Mr., and airs. William Wakem, Mr. and Airs. Leonard Wakem and ,Howard of Well• burn visited .An Sunday Air, and Airs. William 41,ford. Mr. and Mrs. John Bray And Agnes 'were Sunday lusts with Air, and Mrs. Ray Clarke. Air .and Airs. Ernest Pyre visited on Sunday with Mr. And Mrs. George Oliver of Delaware. Air. And Mrs. Glenn Jeffery accompanied Mr. and Mr:. cart Willert of Zurich to the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, on Tuesday. Alan Jeffery spent. the day with Ali'. and Airs. William. Rohde, Mr. and Mrs. Harold BOWE, Rev, Hugh and airs. Wilson at- tended the Huron Presbytery Men's annual banquet at On- tario Street United Church, Clinton, on. Monday evening, Message from Blake By MISS EMMA FINLAY Mr. and Mrs. Jatnea DMS• more and Mr, and Mrs. Thom. as :Dinsmore, of Zurich. are visiting with relatives in Wind- star. Mr. and Airs. Reubin Ginger- ich and family, of Ailsa Craig visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich and family, of Blake. iti'CF0tWAP?:(41*ki;F:ta#Ei7I:Mtqlt WAt Vi:tgSt r.t.2 ,W7N" To treasure a AL'S MARKET Birdseye Frozen 9-ounce packages French Fries 4 69' California Stalks 24's No. 1 Celery LAL i-429 Pot Roasts wo,,o Stew Beef altJecta tenors Laj Ceaeti Prime Rib Rods Liz. 49 49C 43' 65 The story in Zion By MISS MURIEL HERN Personal items Mrs, Harold Hem is visiting this week with Mr. and Airs. Robert Hero and family of Jar- vis, Mr, and Airs. Orville Snell of Grimsby were Sunday visitors with Mr. Ephraim Hem at home and Mrs, Hun in South Huron Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques, Yvonne and Dalton, were Sun- day evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hern, Ivan, Nancy and Sandra, Mr, and alrs Ron Haynes and Susan, London, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bern and families. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner and Joan, Exeter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Brock and. Bill. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Hern, Dennis Douglas and Mary El- len and Mrs. Edna Langford of London, were Sunday visi- tors with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Hern and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques, Harry and. Shirley. Mrs. Norman Jaques and Shirley and. Mrs. Thos. Here and Barbara attended t h e Homemaking clubs Achieve- ment Day on Saturday in Exe- ter. The sacrament of baptism was administered on Sunday during church service to Janis Marie and Steven Clare, chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Towle. TREAT PILES the MECCA way Relieve pile pain with antiseptic Mecca Pile Remedy No. I with ingredients containing herbs for shrinking and healing swollen piles. Sold at all druggists. MECCA PILE REMEDIES No. i for INTERNAL- PILES No. 2 for EXTERNAL PILES c peal PHOTOGRAPHER Seven-year old suffers leg burns Murray Moir, seven-year.old son ef Mr. and Airs, Ronald Moir, of Strathroy, formerly of Hensall, and 'grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George Moir, liensall, is in Strathroy General Hospital with serious burns to his leg from the ankle to the knee, Murray, pupil at Strathroy Public School, was returning home from school with. two other boys when they stopped to play around the flour mill, Rubbish and chemicals were burning in the incinerator when, in some manner, the little boy either fell or was pushed in the incinerator. His pant leg caught fire and he started to run home some four blocks away, A couple in a car saw his plight and picked him up and rushed him to hospital, lie was in surgery Sunday for three hours for skin grafting, It is hoped they can save his leg, and he will likely be in hospital off and on for two years. Rebekahs are active Amber Rebekah Lodge met in the lodge rooms Wednesday evening, November 7 with. Noble Grand Mrs, Hugh McEwen pre- siding. Flans were finalized for the 1001 baseball banquet, Nov. 14 when the draw for a $50.00 bill took place, The group will eater to a wedding reception luncheon, Mrs. nMcEwen reported .for the recent bake sale and stated Remembrance Day services were held Sunday under the aespiees of the geeseII Legion Branch 468, At the .cenotaph Legion presi- dent John Skea gave the open- ing remarks and wreaths were, :Pleated.; Previneiai, Airs. Mary Taylor; Legion, President John Sheal Auxiliary, .President Airs. Wm. Saute: Village, Reeve Norman Jones; Township of Hay., Reeve V. L. Recker; Tuck- ersmith, Reeve Elgin Thomp- son; .Scouts, John Baker; .Cubs, Kin hear report Jack Lavender; Guides, Mrs. Jim Hyde, Kinsmen and Kin- , gam ..Jack Simmons. on worl d d bY the Le- gion, Auxiliary, Scouts, _Cubs, Hensall Kinsmen at their din- Guidea, Brownies and their nor meeting held in the Legion leaders marched to the United Nan Thursday the 8th had as .Church for service and were ad- nressed by Rev. H, F. Currie, their guest speaker National who, for his sermon theme, K 1 n s iii e n Representative Mr, spoke on "Why Remembrance Paul Mills of Hanover who Day". Air, Skea read sacred spoke on his recent trip to Passages, ll World council convention at Dalrymple, Grade i 'Taylor °w as s a s Wilmer in Lausanne, Switzerland. The charge of the color party and speaker was introduced. by Bob color bearers were 0. Williams Caldwell and thanked by .Bill and E. R. Davis for the Legion; Mickle. President John Heal. Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs, Two houses 'christened' Ajolly time was had by 25 lady friends of Mrs, Clarence Reid when they met in Hensall Tuesday evening last, in a cavalcade of cars they proceeded to the new home of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Reid a short distance south ,of fiensall, taking her by surprise, Mrs. Reid threw open her home and progressive euchre ensued, Mrs. Gordon Troyer was high, Airs. George Hess low, A prize for the lady with the most grandchildren went to Mrs. Pearl Love. Mr. and Mrs, Reid were seated together and Airs, Reid was presented with an electric mixer by Mrs, Andrew Orr, at the conclusion of an address by Mrs, John Soldan. A second presentation by Mrs. R. Y, McLaren was made to Allan, younger son of the Raids, of a book. Presentation by friends Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd McLean who recently moved into their, new home on 1-highway 4, a mile and a half south of Hensall were pleasantly surprised when their neighbors from Chisel- hurst, where they formerly lived, presented them with two lawn chairs and a mat. chaired the meeting, Harold Knight was in charge of a Chinese auction, Guests wera present from Exeter, Stratford and London. CORRECTION PLEASE in the report of November 5 council meeting, the cost of building the garage at the town hall was $1,558,00 not $15,058 as quoted, Additional cost over the original estimate was for a drain and one larger door. Slides, records aid at meetings At the general meeting of the Hensall UCW on Monday eve- ning Mrs. R. S. atiltz of Exeter, a delegate to the Audio Visual Council of the London Confer- ence, was introduced. Mrs, Hiltz explained how the use of the films, recordings and books available from the Council can help overcome speaking bar- riers, and leave a far greater impact on the audience when both sight and sound are used to create interest, A part of her devotional was scenic slides showing God's beauty on earth during a tape recorded solo. Mrs. Carl Payne favored with a solo accompanied by Miss Greta Laramie, Mrs, W. B. Cross and her unit arranged the evening's program, Mrs. E. Rowe, president, chaired the business part which followed. part which followed, Legion presents life membership At the meeting of Hensall Legion last Wednesday, Nov. 7 Comrade Alfred Clark was pre- sented with a life membership by the president, John Skea. A donation of $10.00 was voted to the CNIB and the group again made arrangements to sponsor a pee wee hockey team. Nominations for 1063 were held, Holidays at Nassau Ray McKenzie, who is winter vacationing at Miami Beach, Florida, writes that he has just returned to Miami Beach after spending some time at Nassau, the Bahamas Island, lie went on the largest cruise ship from Miami Beach to Nas- sau which carried 1,690 pas- sengers, The weather in Nas- sau registers a low of 70 and a high of 85. He toured Nassau by horse and old wagons made of wood and straw, Tlae streets are very narrow and there are very few cars. • • Comments about Kippen Personal ;feint Mrs, Ed. Cutheore of Van, matt, who has beer' visiting relatives in St. Themes, is now spending a short time with her brother and aisterdildaw, Air, and Mrs. W. L. Monis. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hut- chison and faintly of St. Thoth- as visited at their home. Miss Betty Stiekle of Tilsen- 'burg visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. ;WM. McLachlan and Marlene. Sunday guests with Mrs. E. Dowsmi included Mr. Lloyd Dowson, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Keyes of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maxwell and sett Cecil of Heittall, Mr. and Alta. Harry Van Wittten and faintly, Miss Marlene MeLachlaii anent the weekend with her friend,, Min Betty Stickle of Tait on bu g Howard Smale for the Auxil- iary; Scouts, Bill Chipehase and Bevan Bonthron; Cubs, Steve Faber; Guides, Marcia Little, Nelson Pfaff Nelson Pfaff, 52, died sud- denly from a heart attack at, his home in Brucefield Satur- day evening, November 10, Born at Hensall, he farmed near Cromarty before moving to Brucefield. He was a mem- ber of Huron Lodge, AF & AM. Surviving' are his wife, the former jean MacDonald, three daughters (Joyce) all's. Donald McClure, Seaforth, Mrs. Mur- ray (Greta) Baker, Hensall, and Marjorie at home, his father, John Pfaff, London, and mother Mrs, Pfaff of Watford, three sisters, Mrs, ,Tack Neil, Wat- ford, three sisters, Mrs. Jack Neil, Watford, Mrs, Alvin Mc- Nichol and Mrs, Helen Tibbett, London and five grandchildren. Public funeral service will he held Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from the :Bonthron. funeral home, conducted by Rev. Har- old Johnson of Brucefield. In- terment in Hensall Union Cem- etery. Pallbeares were Jack Kins- man, George Varley, Ed Fink, Bill Burdge, Mel Graham, 'Dick Hargreaves. Bazaar is success Chiselharst UCW had a suc- cessful bazaar, bake sale and tea in their church school rooms Thursday afternoon, Nov. 8. The group realized $140,00, Conveners were: bake sale, Mrs. Alvin Cole; produce, Mrs. Clarence Coleman; candy, Mrs, Harold Parker; sewing, Airs, Roy McDonald; cashier, Mrs, Ben Stoneman; tea tables, Mrs. lack Brintnell; reception, Mrs. Percy Harris and airs. ll. F, Currie, Camping topic at Guide rally "Girl Guides should. camp for fun, but camping also prepares them to take care of themselves and others under conditions less perfect than those at home", stated Camp Adviser, Mrs. Thos, Lavender,. at the annual meeting of the Huron Division Camp Committee in Hensall Wednesday night, "The acqui• sition of the pioneer and camper badges indicates the degree to which the girl is prepared to do this," she continued. Twenty-three Guiders, Com- missioners and keel Associa- tion members attended the meet- ing which made .plans to set up a fund and to obtain equipment to make possible pioneer-type camping in the Division, fay MRS• .,KEN l'Ack0,4AR. CROMARTY. James 'Westlake, .son of Mr, and Mrs Arnold Westlake, who has been stationed at the RC- AF station. at Trenton, waa chosen as. one of the :ground mechanics to accompany a flight of six Dakota aircraft to India as part of the Canadian government's military Assist. alive in India's border war with .communist China. The planes left Treeton last week. Personal items Air, and Mrs, Alex Gardiner visited on Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Atkinson of Sunday visitors with Mr, and Airs, Gardiner were Mr. and. Airs, Earl Eggert and Murray anti Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Knechtel of Rostock and Miss Edith Brydon of Milverton, Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Otto Walker were, Air. and airs, Jack McGhee, Jackie and Judy, of London, Mr. and. Mrs. li, R, Currie, Linda and Joanne of Dorches- ter and Mrs. Jack Currie and son Blair of Winnipeg, Queen's HOTEL Seaforth Dining facilities for banquets and weddings Attractive Rooms ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Licensed under' LCBO PHONE 433 SEAFORTH. Pillsbury Angel Cake Mixes avex 1.2tritilb BLLAci-1 Wagstaffe (pectin added) Deep-Browned 2c' off pack Nature's Best Choice Tomatoes S P age _ November 190. • , and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, 'Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 . . .....aaaaa. Mrs, Lou Simpson has re- [Paned home after visiting with members of her family in Royal Oak, Mich, and Birmingham,. Mich. She was accompanied home by her son and daughter. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simp- son, Mrs. Carl Payne, voting dele- gate, accompanied by Mrs.. Wil- bert .Dilling and Airs, Harry Faber,. attended the London. Area WI Convention at Hotel London Monday and. Tuesday of last week. Miss Helen Payne, London, visited an d the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne. Lisa, little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hyde, is a patient in the War Memorial Children's Your library .Groups join in .memorial Cromarty airman „ on Indian mission Air, dolm Wallace,, Margaret and Debbie accompanied. by Mr. and. Airs, Norval Elliott of Staffa visited on Sunday with Airs. Harry Elliott and chil- dren of Essex, Mrs. Wallace re- turned home after visiting- with her .daughter. Mrs, Sadie Scott and Alr. Lind s ay meKeil4r visited on Sunday with Mr. and Airs, tior- ton McDougall,, Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Dow, Carol Ann and. Brian, attended the Royal Winter Fair on Sat- urday and spent. the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Fry at Brampton, Mrs. Grace Scott spent a few days in Goderich with Air. and Mrs, Donald Scott. Mr. and Airs. Wes. Stafford of Shedden spent the weekend with Mr, and airs. Bill Hanley and family, Guests with Mr. and Airs. Keith McLaren during the weekend were Miss Wanda. Mc- Laren, Miss Norma Park- house and Mrs. Parkhouse of ;Hamilton and Air. and Airs. Stephen Hendrick and children of Windsor. Mr, and Mrs. John Hocking and Jim visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. E. Brooks at Brampton. Mrs. Norval Elliott is visit- ing this week with Mrs. Har- ry Elliott and family of Es- sex, Mr, Ken. McKellar is spend- ing this week at the Royal Win- ter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffer- son, Miss Laura Jefferson, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Laing and Mr, and Mrs. R. Laing attended the reception for Mr. and Airs, Norman Jefferson which was held in Russeldale hall on Fri- day night. Attend Young Peoples Night Members of Cromarty YPS, who attended the Young Peo- ples Night at Listowel on Sat- urday were Alice W a I k e r, Joyce Kerslake, Carol Howe, David Scott, Bob Templeman., John. Scott and Gerald Scott, On Sunday night Cromarty Young People had as their guests the Exeter group and local United Church young peo- ple, Rev. A. H. Daynard of Staffa was guest speaker. CGIT gives shower The CG1T girls with their leader Mrs. Al. La.mond, span sored a miscellaneous shower for Miss Marlene Dow, bride- elect of Saturday, Mrs. T. L. Scott led in a sing song with Carol Ann D at the piano. Mrs. Lamond con ducted a contest and Mrs. C; Carey gave a reading. An address was read by Laura Chappel and Brenda Dow and Janet Allen presented gifts in a decorated basket. Anna Scott and Shirley Gardi- ner assisted in unwrapping parcels. Marlene thanked all who hail helped in any way. The address was read by Airs. Jack Brintnell, presentation by Mrs. Beatrice Munn. Nine tables were in play for a recreation over $50.00 had been realized, period of euchre. Hensall personals Miss Bessie MacMurchy Reg Hospital, London, B Sc, (N) of Indore, India, Mrs. Eric Mansfield, who has a returned missionary on fur- been a patient in St. Joseph's lough, will be guest speaker at Hospital, London, is improving Carmel Presbyterian Church nicely. this Sunday evening, November 18 at 8 p.m, and will present chevrons to the CGIT and also show slides of her work in In- dia. Mrs. floss MacDonald and daughter Ruth Ann are visiting with Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Seaton of Brockville. Mr. Stan Tudor underwent an emergency operation at the Sholdice Surgery, Toronto, on Tuesday of this week. The deaf and blind people of the London district held a party at Tweedsmuir. Hall Saturday last and made a presentation of a blanket to Miss Amy Lam. mie. Airs, Ben Pinney returned home Saturday from. St, Jos- eph's Hospital, having under- gone an operation three weeks ago. Miss Norma Passmore of Hamilton spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Fred Beer was taken to West- Passmore. niinster Hospital on Monday evening. A canvass of the village will be made by the Hensall Boy Scouts Tuesday evening, Nov. 20 from 7 to 9 p.m, in aid of muscular d y s t r o p h y. This worthy project is sponsored by the Hensel' Firemen, Mrs. Edna Corbett, returned home after spending the week- end with her son-in-law and daughter, Alta and. Mrs. Jim Sangster and family, Airs, B. Sandford and. Mrs. Barrie Williams of Kitchener were recent visitors with the. latter's Mother, Mrs, Ella Drys- dale, Air. James Paterson, who has been receiving treatment at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, for the past few weeks was able to return home, Misses Geraldine and Dorothy Parker accompanied by Miss Lynda Brown of London spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Hensall Girl. Guides and Brownies will conduct a home- made Gandy sale of the village this Saturday, ,November 17, Jack pot at Legion bingo this Saturday will be worth $95.00 in 54 tails. Win stamps This is brought home to us, so often, as We meet, the public every day, that you may be an expert in your own line of work, be it musician, typist, or whatever but your dealings with othera soon proves that your genekal knowledge is defitient, Boys and girls of Exeter and district do make good use of the library and we hone they continue to do so and Make Merida with the librarian who is anxious to help them with their reading problems. 1GYi Year of the NeW Moons To most people. the KW Vas —Continued from page 4 rare example of international tourist season but it would riot co-operation, 67 nations acting appear to be in order btfibt- in tOneert to learn More about wiae, the world they live in. Dr, Tun We did imit that a Canadian 'Valian t professor of geophysics marine ensign, of stinger size at the University of •Toronto, to th e aa,s, flag, was tarr i ed, tells the IGY story with great along With a smaller, although clarity in this book Ina the - More ornate, Union Jack, 'Year of the New Moons. However Gary, isn't the A turkey dinner for 24 lin- Mediate relatives at the Harle, quin Rooms, Dufferin Howe. Centralia, on Sunday marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Ray Lartimie of Centralia, who Were made the presentation of many gifts and congratulatory messages. Attending the celebration from Hensall were the Misses Amy and Greta Lanunie, Relatives from Toronto and friends from Mallon were Bated oil the guest list. Letter to editor First week List of winners of Gold Bond Stamps drawn for Saturday eight at Darling's IGA area Ales. Ross Sararas, RR 1 Cromarty, 2,000, Mrs. F. a-, Continued frOnt page 4 G. &Milton 1,000, Mrs. C. Len, BY MRS, NORMAN LONG UnfOrtainatelY, there are still agliali 500, Tom Smelt 250, some parents who feel reading Airs, Pearl Shaddiek 150, is a waste Of, time — they and LWilliap henry, Mrs. their patentt before them didh i t ...,N rSi George Boa.„illys, Stewart Pep. read sit Why should Johney? per, Helen WhiteMan, Mrs, 11, They themselves got along well without reading books and so IThrilet, Mrs. Harold GO, Airs, By= Kyle, Mrs. Carl Payne, Will Mary. They forget how alias, Jack Consul, Mrs. B. much better they might have Whitehotist, each aveni 100. done With Mete of "book leatri- big' and also that "'l'itnes have Celebrate tilver anniversary changed" alid a wide range of knewledge is essential in all walka of life, Messrs, EMerSOri Kyle, W. J. F. Bell, Dave Tidelinea, Allan Tremeer, Ed. Morton, Carl aleClinchey, Howard Shale, Harold Parker, Jim McAllister, 'less Richardson, Wesley Meal- ardsou, Grant. :ileGregor and Campbell Eyre of Restoute, ran- tarn) returned home Saturday from a week's deer bunting in the Parry Sound District, They were autteaatai in bringing the new Moons are, of .course Most unfortunate wed h‘f the llama four deer. the sputniks, .71'601- e e, situation ,the fact that, :cleapite Rev, and Mrs. IL A. Mac... science the sun, all the nags that V;tta atillan of Neaten visited knowledge about the stip,!,. e ns-_ theft Vial a Canadian national Thursday With Mr. and Airs, mic rays, gravity and U P' flag which could have takta N. Long% Sunday visitors per atmosphere. Precedence eve all 'of eluded their daughter, :airs. Al. This hook is not dry with Sotheday, iperhapt, tell have viii Mich, Windarit, Mr, and hag for tar. IGY end and then we wein i t have to Mrs. Oswald BretVit of Detroit, ties leek Mtn around the world make tip for our own derider!. Mieh, and Wag KaHletine and lid kept hia eyes On the cy by flying The flags of other FeRada or Orand Rapids, ferifilea and their reactitift countries, Mich. Residence Food (White or Cherry) A portrait of sour children is a gift that delights on Chriat- Inas day and is treasured throughout the years_ Mary.. ahove, the daughter of Mr. and Alms. Dennis O'Rourke, RR Dashwood, will soon grow up but her family and their friends will have this happy memory' of her childhood for. Pier, Isn't now the time to has e a formal portrait of your children taken — and to pre, vide "most-welcome" Christ- mas gifts at the seine time? An appointment now sill ivsurc u. of delivery in time. tins Studio, No. 4 Highway, South of Ex or PHONE 235.0970 tv-st vt.t7-.01M't rot V.7,1 trzaNz te-s- Kraft's Famous Cheese Slices Strawberry am Libby's Beans