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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-22, Page 5HENSALL S MECCA HEALS BOILS PIMPLES Mecca eietment retieVeS pain, bib' tb b P fast healing, Sold *1 all infaction, and nrornotes SOothing .4.*t2c Antiseptic - 72 Estebiisited in Serbia itt 1889,'we hate grown with this ton/Mu/64j. Your business in our hands is Mae Maitre by neighbour-his personal service. alworir THE INDUSTRIAL MORTSARE & TRUST trhiPANI Nand tAta, tioni6 Otntiat fataaG latriOlfa briatind, tireithrojv co drat/ nillefs , 6 4 79c LES P00 November 22, 1902 and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone, S Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 ensall Wayne Smith was the lucky winner of a $50 bill in a draw sponsored by the LOBA, Clin- ton. Legion bingo jack pot this Saturday wilt be worth $100.00 in 55 calls with two door prizes given away, Mrs. Rheta Charles has re- turned to her home from. Lon- don. Thirty-seven ladies under the sponsorship of Kippen East Women's Institute spent Wed- nesday, November 14 in To- ronto, shopping, attending the Royal Winter Fair in the after- noon, and horse show at night, Mrs. Jack Moore, who has been a patient in Stratford Gen- eral Hospital, has returned to her home in Mitchell where she is recuperating from injuries sustained when she fell from the top of a step ladder while painting. Mrs. Moore is the daughter of Mrs, Harry Cald- well of town. Mrs. Flora. Coma of Exeter, formerly of Hensall, has been admitted as a patient to Queens- way Nursing Home, from South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Wins trip to Hawaii Kinettes treat Stores plan The Kinette ChM of Hensall yule treats held its annual house to house canvass with Christmas cake At a meeting of the business- tickets, prior to the mee ti ng, men of Hensall it was decided which was held at the home of to have Santa Claus in Hensall Mrs.. John Baker, The cakes on Saturday afternoon, ,Oecern- will be drawn for December 8, her 15 at 2 o'clock. Santa will Mrs. Bob Baker, convener of distribute candy, oranges and the service committee reported nuts to the children, followed. that 43 shut ins had been called with a free picture show in the o with boxes of fresh fruit and town hall, assorted treats, There will also be free slot- Co-conveners of ways and in; in the Hensel.' arena for means, Mrs. John Deitz and everyone every Saturday after- Mrs, Harold Knight, reported a noon during December and Jan- successful rummage sale this nary, time, It was decided to hold a The stores in Ilens:all will be Christmas. party this year for open every Monday in Deceni- Kin families, President Mrs, ber and also Friday and Sat- Heal presented Mrs. John Dells urday evenings and. also open with a baby spoon, on behalf of evenings on December 20, 21, the. club, for her new Baugh- 22 and 24, ter, Nancy. Past president Mrs, William, Clements displayed the new shield, which was purchased to replace the old, smaller one in the Public School. The names of the two scholarship students will appear on it every year, Mrs. Bob Baker gave a full report on Kin Fall. Council which was held in Owen Sound October 20.21, Bell property sold A large crowd attended the auction sale here on Saturday of the estate of the late Dr, James Bell., The sale was suc- cessful with bidding brisk and good prices realized. The prop- erty was purchased by Ira. Geiger of Hensall for $7,200. Fifteen persons shared the thousands of stamps given Away at Darling's IGA in the second week of a three-week feature. 13111 RoosebOom wen 3,000; Stanley Mitchell 1,200; Mrs, RoelitiS raber, kipperi 1,000; Mrs. Harold Parker: 500; Mrs. George Bea, 200. Winners of 100 Were Mrs. Charles Eckel, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Hen, Mrs, Marie Gelinaa (Zurich), Mrs. EMMA Shepherd: Mrs. R. Verbeek, RR 2 Hen- sall, Mrs. Tbril Kyle Jr, mo, Cecil Rowe (Exeter); Mrs. Do- ris Jeffery (Staffa), Rieky Par- ker. The horde made candy sale conducted by the Hensall Guides and Brownies on Saturday was sticcessful and $58,65 was real- At the home of Mrs, Win. C. Smith Friday evening eight mothers met and packaged 304 bags of candy which sold very quickly in the door-to-door can- vass of the village. Win stamps area shut-ins By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIP PEN A successful bazaar and tea was held Saturday afternoon in St, Andrew's United school- room and basement, Proceeds amounted to $175,00, Convenors were: fancy work, Mrs. Archie Parsons; baking, Mrs. Bert Faber, Mrs. El- don Jarrott, Mrs, Tohn Ander- son; .fish pond., Mrs. Robert Elgie; touch and take, Mrs. Emerson. Kyle; produce booth, Mrs. Morley Cooper; candy, Mrs. John Sinclair; tea' room, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, Mrs. Wm, 'Bell, Mrs. H. Hendrick, Mrs. Toni Reid, The Sunday School received the proceeds from candy to go towards junior choir gowns. Celebrate 35 years The Happy Gang sin-prised Mr. and Mrs. Morley Cooper Friday evening helping them celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary, An enjoyable eve- ning was spent by playing pro- gressive euchre, Prizes were won by: ladies, Mrs. Joe Mc- Lellan, Mrs. Jack Sinclair; gents, Ernie Chipchase; lone hand, Ernie Chipchase. Mr, Bob Elgie read an ad- dress and the couple were pre- sented with gifts and a fitting reply was made. Mrs. Winston Workman was convenor of the social commit- tee. Personal items The Sunday school teachers of St, Andrew's United Church held a meeting at the home of Mrs. John Sinclair and it was decided to hold a Sunday school concert on Dec. 10, at 8:15 p.m, Miss Ella Wright of Guelph and Mrs. Alice Keen of Strat- ford visited Saturday with Mrs. E. Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Jones and boys visited recently at St, Thomas with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Jones, Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Day- man and family have moved to Wingham, Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne of Varna spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Kippen tea nets $175 Place ',bill of rights in GB .a.rea schoo.k. Mr. and. Mrs, Robert Cann of family of Sarnia. -pia. , .. Em,ter visited ,On Sunday with Mrs. Myrtle McGregor spent Mt and Mrs, Ray Patterson Mr, And Airs. Jim Love and the weekend .with Mrs. Hector And Winston, Mr. and Mrs. family. Taylor al Exeter. Weliwood Gill visited on, Sun, Afis Verda Page returned Air, and Mrs. Dale Pfil,e, IlaY with- .igr. anti Mrs. B. L. home from St. Joseph's Hosp". Kelly and Rickie of Sarnia Knight and Robert at London. . ,,.. . . . cal, London, Do Wednesday. spent .the weekend with his par. Miss .Denlah, _Holt, RN, of Tor- mr. And Airs, Ray Battersea cats Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wile onto spent the weekend with attended the •Woodburn .- Anger And Alan. her mother, Airs. Mae Holt. wedding at Galt On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. lion Mitchell, Miss Judy DesJardine of Mr. and- Mrs. Elgin Webb Wayne and Dennis visited on Burlington spent the weekend visited on Saturday with Air. Sunday with 'Mr. and Airs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. Wm. Whyte and Fred Maker and Chris at Sar- Ross DesJardine and family, Hensall personals Stewart Knights of Blenheim, draw at the 100F baseball Mr. and Mrs, Stewart McQueen banquet at the arena. Wednes- of Hensall, spent last week day evening. The draw was with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Snell. sponsored by the CP T corn- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. McLean mittee of the IOOF and. Amber were Sunday guests with Mr. Rebekah. Lodges, and Mrs. Carl Payne. Mrs. Lorne McNaughton. is spending a few weeks with members of her family in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Love, of Toronto, visited on Sunday with the former's father, Mr. Milton Love, Mr. and Mrs. Grant MacLean were recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Broadfoot in Goderich, Mrs. Art McLellan and sons, of Russeldale, visited last week with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Koehler. .Mr. Ross MacMillan of Kitch- ener was informed last week that he had won a two weeks' trip to Hawaii with all expenses paid for he and his wife. It was announced in Toronto recently by the president of GoOdyear Company that he had the high- est sales percentage over the ...I previous year for all Goodyear dealers across Canada. Mr. and Mrs. MacMillan plan to leave by plane the end of January as scheduled and will have a three-day stopover in LOS Angeles. Guides tall candy WI sees handicrafts Demonstrations on making footstools by Mrs. Victor Din. sin, making gifts out of deter- gent bottles by Mrs. Jack Bannister and floral arrange- ments by Mrs. Milton Oesch, all of Zurich, were given•at the public relations meeting of Hensall WI last. Wednesday evening. Musical numbers were also given by Zurich young ladies including a piano solo and also an accordion solo by Miss Faye Desch and a vocal trio by Misses Faye, Judy and Susan. Desch. Miss Jean Hen- derson sang two solos accom.- periled by Miss Carol Brown and Carol and her mother, Mrs, William Brown, favored with piano duets. President Mrs, Fred Beer conducted the business when Mrs. Car] Payne, Mrs, Harry Horton, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. James Bengough, Mrs. R. Peck and the president were appoint- ed a ways and means commit- tee to raise money. Mrs. Peck reported on the Christmas gift for the group's adopted child in Austria and Mrs. Payne reported on the London area convention. A do- nation of $10 was voted to the CNIB, Program conveners were Mrs Maude Hodder' and Mrs, George Hess with Mrs. Hess presiding. Hostesses were Mrs, Skea and Mrs, Payne, Mr. Charles ,links, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, for the ,past number of weeks was able to return home last week. Mrs. Florence Chamberlain and family, of Kitchener, visit- ed recently with Mr, and Mrs. William Brown, Car61 and Bill. Mrs. Ross Dobson, of. Exeter, visited this week with Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mrs. IL Neeb, of 'ravistock, is visiting with her son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. Wes Richardson was the winner of a $50 bill in a The story in Staffs Mr, and Mrs. Austin Dining, Granton, visited recently with Miss Margaret and James er, Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Sam Norris were Mrs. J. Mason and Mrs. S. Seaton, Teeterville, and Mrs. E. Mar- lott, Tillsonbitrg, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Miller and Karen Were Mr. and Mt% Ken Dunc- an, Sheila, Janke and Floyd and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Duncan, Faye and Dennis, all of Kirk- ton. Erie Norris, OAC Guelph, spent the Weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Saris Norris. Miss Rosanna. Worden, nurse- in-training at Stratford General Hospital, spent the weekend at her home here, M.s, R. McDonald spent a sew days with her sister in `170, ronto last week. Miss Kaye Worden is home again after being a 4-H. dele- gate during NatiOnal. 4.11 club week when they Visited in TO- IMMO and Ottawa. Mr, and MrS. Ross McDonald, Chatham, Were visitors with the latter'S parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fawcett on Tttes, day, During the 'Weekend visit, ing at the same horse were Mr. and Mrt—A, riothiog And children, Guelph, Mrs, L. Me, Nichol and Mr. and Mrs. A. Shatther and girls, Strat, ford. MrS. W..1. Vell visited With Mrs, A. McDonald, Seafotth, recently, Mr. and Mrs, M. Gray via, ited with Mrs. R. A. Sadler and Mrs. R. Read on Thurs- day. Friday callers with Mr. and Ws, ,W. C. Wordeti were Mr. and rs. ;Melia-on of Sea. forth. Rev, and Mrs, H, Treffry., Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs, If- Lo iden and. Mr. Arid ,Mrs, ROY McMillan or Ayr *ro, Sunday guests or, Mr, And Mrs, W. Cil4ricti. ay MRS. Wg4WPPP .GRAND At the Grand fiend institute meeting on Thurs- day Afternoon in the town hall. Mrs. Hmery DesJardins gave a paper on health. She is con. vener of the health commttlee. Roll call was answered by naming A famous person and his or her contribution to health, Mrs. Alex Hamilton. gave the motto, many spend. their health to gain their wealth, then spend their wealth to gain their health, Mrs. Alex Hamilton conducted the bust- ness. Mrs, Harold Walper pre- seated a copy of the bill of rights to he framed and hung in town hall and a copy placed in each school in the area. Mrs.. Susy Devine and Mrs. W. Gill were named to put.- chase a Christmas gift for the adopted boy in Germany. • Mrs. Colip Love gave a re- port on South Huron Hospital Auxiliary and will deliver the jelly and jams which were brought in at this meeting. A layette was on display and Mrs, Alex Hamilton wilt take it to a needy family in the vil- lage, Mrs. Harold Wainer gave the report on London Area Convention. Mrs. Emery Des Jardins gave report on exec:o- live meeting which was 'held in Hensall, Mrs.11 Roy :norm had the 4-H girls hooks on display and gave a report on the work be- ing done with the girls Miss Karen Taylor won provincial honors and June Morenz and Diane Hood won county hon- ors at; the Achievement Day held at Exeter. Airs. Wm. Love conducted. a contest which was won by Mrs. Carmon Lovie. Hostesses were Mrs. Art Finkbeiner, Mrs. Ada Rats, :Mrs, Wm, Love, Mrs, Roy Morenz, WA holds euchre The WA of. St. John's-by-the Lake Anglican Church held a euchre and bridge on Novem- ber 16. Winners for men's high was Lloyd Feltner; low Horace Lake; ladies high, Mrs. Estelle Davidson; low, Mrs. Fred McLinchy; lone hand, Bradley Hamilton. Next party will he Nonni- ber 30. UCW to pack bale The. afternoon unit. of the UCW held its meeting in Sun- day school room of Grand Bend United Church on Thursday with twenty ladies present. Mrs. Alex Hamilton con- ducted the worship. The theme was "Faith". Mrs. Emery Des- Jardins read a poem. Mrs. Colin Love conducted the business. A bale is to be packed the last week of Nov- ember for overseas relief. At the December meeting both groups will combine for Curling to start soon At the meeting of the Hen- sail Curling Club held at the local community arena, .Presi- dent 'Howard Scane was re- elected to the office with Douglas Cook as vice-presi- dent. K. K. Christian was re- elected secretary-treasurer with games committee, Bill Smith, Jim McAllister, Robert Cook, John Anderson, John Skea and W, 0, Goodwin. Dues for the following year will be the same as last year. The. club hopes to commence curling November 10, The president and vice- president will attend the next Park Board meeting to discuss rules and equipment to keep ice in good curling condition. A: Christmas Meeting. General meeting .for Novem- ber to be Friday afternoon, November 23. Mrs. Colin -Love will be lead. et' for afternoon unit And Mrs, 1R9ty 3. Patterson secretary for Mrs. C. Brittain, gave the study book chapter on Korea "Unity of the Church", Hostesses were Mrs. Garnet Patterson, Airs, Remy Ravelle, Mrs, Johnston. Pattersen, Begins Asia study At the meeting of the _eve- ning unit of the UCW Mrs. Gordon Hewitt, who is leaving. shortly for Germany, was pre- sented with a hymnary, Junior' .congregation .for (he following month will be taken. by Mrs. :Robert Jennison and Mrs. Ken Roberts, The program was taken by MrsE l to the Des sjaguidny book s 'the introduction "On Asia's Rim" was the theme, Descriptive parts were presented by Mrs, Coryell Ro- bells, Mrs. Don Flear, Mrs, Ed, Gill, Mrs. Ken Roberts and Mrs. LeRoy Baritea.u. The worship was taken by Mrs, Robert Jennison assisted by Mrs. Willis Gill, Mrs. Gor- don Hewitt, Mrs. John Teevins and Mrs. Bill. Brenner, Airs. Harold Skipper gave a short tailakyels, followed by intercessory p Sharon-Holden Mr. and Mrs. R. Newman, Sharon were present at St, George's Anglican Church, Lon- don when, before the Rev, K. B. Conyard, marriage vows were. exchanged between Miss Verna Holden of Essex and Robert B, Al, Sharon of Grand Bend, The attendants were Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Skillender, Parkhill. Baptism At St, John's-By - The -Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend on Sunday, November 18, Eli- zabeth Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Skillender was welcomed into the church through the rite of baptism. The Rev. B. Farrell con- ducted the service and the godparents were Mrs. George Irvine of Montreal and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharon, Presented with chair Air. and Mrs, Bert Yorke of Parkhill entertained at their home on Friday evening in honor of Mr. Ron Mitchell who recently has been transferred to Ailsa Craig as patrolman of that district. On behalf of his former pa- trol Air. Oscar Steeper pre- sented Mr, and Mrs. R. Mitch- ell with a telephone chair. Personal items Mrs. Jim Love and John, Mrs.. Colin Love, Mrs. Wm. Love and Mrs. Wm. 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