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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-04, Page 44 Your ,Credit .Unlea Pretects You Dividend on Savings (Calculated on the monthly minimum balance) OPEN DAILY Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. EVENINGS Tues. 6 to 9:30 Fri. '7 to 9 Free Life Insurance On Shares up tie $2,000 and Loans up to $10,000 Exeter Community CREDIT UNION Phone 205-060 Exeter Devon Building Products Of General Motors Frigid aire Safes with Service • Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL 1414)1 -Ft "Gleaners" Ready For The Harvest Lined up and all get delivery" are these Allis-CiialinorS "Gleaners" .COnibines SOW it, district farmers by Hyde Farmers find the Gleaner Coin-bide 'has-featured that handle every kit:a -Of etOP, Make more prOfit baSiOr; tiStire "Feeding), with down Trent Cylinder; more separating area, tWO cleaning fans. Quick detachable header letsyen har,i, VeSt beenS rind corn the same tiny. Page .4 duly 4, 1963 Creek visited on the holiday home Saturday from Victoria with Mr, 'and Mrs. N. Long, hospital, Lenclon, Where he has Mr, Nelson Hood is exeiected been a. patient. seven Weeks,, Tour sights Two -school : teachers. in T pronto, I Hensa I and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Pastor gives final sermon take Nipissing posts TIACkerSraith accom- panied by. heir teachers enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto Thursday,, jPtle puring their itinerary, they took a ride on the subway, bed dinner at the park and visited. the Zoo, At the parliament they were greeted by .11911.: C,$, W.1.4'414.1104. They .4149 visited gee?, Loma and :Mellen and had leach at PraMpton. 1140.r.....=4111=a;:el•:.ZITSISIZZe:.• :le""1"..7.1=15:7==let,,,TeRLT•eeseIS:Se;e12222;5414eraleetteek.....=152:1112 By MRS, NORMAN .p7t.g9 No,pgx. Rev, Harold Johnston. 1;krelae Checi his tareWell,SerMen $nn, day at St. Andrew's v.ni te church to a good attendance. He chose for his sermon "ThrOugh the yeara"2! mr, and Mrs. spent Satarday in perigee. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Drum- mend of Edinburgh, Scotland are spending some time with the ferriter's brother .and wife, Mr, and Mrs. James •Prtiminonci and. family of Kippen, Mr. .and Mrs. Jaek Consitt and family enjoyed the weekend at Ipperweph Reach, the guests of mr. and Mrs, Wm, Shep, pard. Billy remained for two weeks holiday, Mr. Robert Thomson and Mr, and Mrs. Bert Thomson atten, ded the former's groddaugh-, terts wedding in. the United church, Mitchell at 3 mnSetur, day where Miss Joyce priestap. was united in marriage to Mr, • Theodore Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Littleton and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Gratuk and family of. Hamilton spent the weekend at Arran Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl of Listowei visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert, Mr, and Mrs, David Moir and Adelle of Parry Sound spent the holiday weekend with the lat, ter's father, Mr, Robert Thom- son and attended the Foster- Priestap wedding in Mitchell. Mr. Charlie Taylor of Stoney . LIGHT IN WEIGHT . CORROSION PROOF , EASILY AND QUICKLY LAID . LONG LASTING The New Styles Mrs, Earl Eggert of Rostock. Mr. Henry Eggert returned. 'home .94ter .visiting with his. daughter Mrs!, .Gardiner and Alex. Mrs. Gordon, Speare and rienghter• Susan ,and Mrs, Bleo, nor TaYlPr of .South Carolina, Mr. R,P, Speare, Mrs..Addie .Speare and son Barry of Toro- nto spent the holiday weekend with Miss Clive ,Speare and at- tended the speare reunion at the home of Miss Speare on Sunday. Mr. Wayne Davies of London is holidaying with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Calder Mc, Kaig. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Balfour and daughters Jayne. and Janice, Sault Ste, Note are holidaying with her parents Mr..and yrs, Will Hamilton and other rela, tives„ Mr, Floyd Dow of 'Whitby, Miss Margaret Russell, Miss Alice Walker, Miss Margaret Wallace, Miss Dorothy scott, Miss Carol Howe and Mr, Ken, neth Walker, all of London, spent the holiday weekend at their respective homes here. Mr. and Mrs. W,N. Binning and mrs. Querengesser of Mit- chell and Mrs. Glen Diegel of Stratford visited on -Wednesday evening with Mr, and Mrs, K. McKellar. Mrs. -Will Will Sillery and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allison of Roland, Manitoba visited on Monday with Mrs. Jessie Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and Kimberley visited on Sunday with Mrs. Isaac Statham of Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and' Mr, and- Mrs. H.R. Currie visi- ted on Sunday with Mr. Herb Walker of Markdale. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rhode and children of Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGhee, Quite a number of people from this area attended the Caledonian Games at Embro on Monday. Jac kie and Judy McGhee, London spent a few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. TINTING , SETTING . STYLING By MRS, KEN McKELLAR OROMAIITY Miss Wanda 1VICLaren and friend, Miss Nornia.Parkhouse, who have been teaching school in Hamilton have accepted e call to cart' PentenostelOnrch,Ni- Pissing commencing their du ties ,June 30. They piece haye taken school teaching popittons for the coming term in that area. The Pentecostal church In Exe- ter gave them a very bountiful shower of groceries F r 1 d ay night Jtine 21 and assured the girls that their best wishes and prayers aetended them. SCHOOL CLOSING The animal picnic of SS 5 Hibbert was held on Friday, June 28, with over '75 in atten- dance, After a sumptpoes stipper, the crowd inspected the display of work Which thepupils had ar- ranged in the school. Later they were entertained by guest speaker Wallace Cas- lick from the St. John Ambul- ance Branch in Stratford. Graduation diplomas were awarded five Grade 8 pupils-- Henry Neevel, Margaret Kere nick, Agnes Scott, Helen Chris, tie and Dennis Hackney, The senior pupils, on June 21, had enjoyed a bus trip to Nia- gara while the juniors journeyed by train this year withGoderich as their destination. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wale lace and Mrs. John Wallace and Debbie spent the weekend with Mrs. Harry Elliott andfarnilyof Essex. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jefferson were guests at the silver wed- ding anniversary of Mr. Jeffer- son's brother, Mr. and Mrs, Hilliard Jefferson of Brussels, Mr. B a r r y McKinnon and friend of Ottawa spent the holi- day weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allison of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allison of Roland, Mani- toba visited on Wednesday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Turner and son Michael of Detroit spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dodds and accompa- nied Mr. and Mrs. Dodds, and Mrs. Norman Harburn to the Dolmage reunion at Bayfield on Sunday. Mrs. J. Cowie and son Jim, Mr. George Paterson of Toronto were holiday weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carey and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner visited on Sunday with Mr. and Tues., Wed. & Sat., 9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri., 9 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girl Perms -- $6.00 Regular $8.50 Stephenson clan The Stephenson family reun- ion was held at Lions Park, Seaforth on June 30 with an attendance of around 100. Mem- ber s attended from Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Simcoe, Woodstock, Goderich and the immediate district. A, Program of races for the children and guessing games was conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt. After supper a short business meeting was held with the president Ralph Stephenson in charge. A minutes silence was observed in me- mory of those who had died since last year. New officers were appointed for a two year term as follows: President, Elmer Turner; vice president, Garnet M ou s se au, secretary-treasurer, Eileen Consitt; table committee, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt; sports corn, mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dow- son; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tur- ner. Race results, Boys and girls, 6 yrs and under, Kathy Taylor and Steven Armstrong; girls, 7' to 9, Lynn Taylor, Donna Taylor; girls, 10 to 13, Debra Stephenson, Brenda Turner; boys, Paul Stephenson, Freddie Armstrong; girls, 14 and over, Marjorie Turner, Ann Stephen- son; boys, Jim Consitt, Robert Turner; Girls three-legged race, De- bora Stephenson and Brenda Telmer, Nancy Consitt and Mar- jorie Turner; boys, Jim Con- sitt and Robert Turner; Floyd Turner and David Turner; pin the tail on donkey, Marjorie Turner; men's kick the slipper, Luther Saunders; hammering nails in board, men, Jack Chip- chase; ladies, Ruth Willert; men guessing women's waist mea- surements, Bill Taylor and Margaret Armstrong; Oldest person at picnic, Mrs. Mary A. Stephenson, Hensall; youngest person at picnic, David Consitt; those coming the far- thest distance, Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston, Pilot Mound, Manitoba. Kinettes honor top public school graduates Winners of the Hensall Kinettes $25 scholarship for highest standing in grade eight this year are Ricky Buchanan and Wendy Moir, both 14. They receive certificates above from Mrs, John Dietz, Kinette president-elect, and Principal Robert Reaburn. Ricky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buchenan and Wendy is the niece of Mrs. Elsie Case, Hensail. Ricky's brother, David, won the award in 1958. --T-A photo Public school promotions Bill Hastings, Bill Hoy, Anne Keys, Douglas Mock, Richard Parker, Joseph Reaburn, Linda Sangster, Suzanne Sinker, Leo- nard Smale, John Taylor, Wendy Webster, Beverly Whiteman. GRADE 5 TO 6 Margaret Allan, Debra And- erson, Beverly Clark, Susan El- liott, Donna Forrest, Jo-anne Gear, Linda Hay, Dorothy Kip- fer, Lynda Koehler, Bert Koes- lag, Robin Larnbie, Mary Mock, Linda Reid, Keith Roszel, Pa- mela Sangster, Marjorie Sch- walm, Jane Smith, Pamela Tay- lor, Peggy Vanstone, Murray Walker, Peter Williams. GRADE 6 TO 7 Janice Bonthron, Betty Cam- eron, Beth Cook, Carolyn Cook, Bill Cornell, Michael Davis, Muriel Ferguson, Lynda Fuss, Michael Hoy, Susan Jinks, Ken- neth Jones, John Joynt, Linda Keys, Lynda Kipfer, Dinie Koeslag, Sharon Lavery, Linda Lowery, Sandra Maxwell, Karen Mills, John Moir, Cheryl Mous- seau, Patricia Parke, Allen Reid, Robbie Taylor, Jerry Tu- dor, Stephen Weido. Be-N'-Jay BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensail The 2-Step Atlas "Tumor Coupling lubricate pipe ends . . . press in by hand . . . and your connection is complete Mrs. Don Adams, Mark and Brock, visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Collie, of London Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maier' and family of Mio, Michigan, visi- ted with the Morenz families. Saturday. Steve Corbett, of Hensall is holidaying with his cousin, Bill Morenz. Mr. and Mrs. R. Finch, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams, Harvey and Gloria. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baum- garten, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown of Bothwell. Mrs. Alice Mason of Winnipeg returned with her sis- ter, Mrs. Baumgarten for afew holidays. The pupils of Blackbush School with their teacher, Miss Marie Salmon, parents and friends, enjoyed a weiner roast at the beach on Friday evening. Personal items GRADE 7 TO 8 Pauline Bell, Chrissie Came- ron, Arleen Chipchase, John Goddard, Cathy Henderson, Gary Kyle, Marilyn Maxwell, Brenda Noakes, Jane Pyette, Charles Schwalm, Joan Sim- mons, John Skea, Ken Smale, Ruth Smale, Bill Taylor Gerald Volland. KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE I Joan Alexander, Linda Beer, Sandra Bremner, Brenda Gass, Anne Knight, Karen Kyle, Tony Kyle, Scott Lamble, Bradley Lavender, Gordon McKenzie, Judith Mickle, Gerry Neilands, Robert Noakes, Cindy Parker, Margaret Rooseboom, Patti Roweliffe, Gregory Sinker, De- borah Smith, Karen Smith, Ro- bert Vanstone. GRADE 1 TO 2 Ross Alexander, Joan Allan, Kevin Buchanan, Billy Clement, Kathy Cook, Eddie Elliott, Joan Forrest, Joan Goddard, Jane Heal, Pat Joynt, Janet Lar- combe, Paul Lawrence, Paul Reaburn, Rowcliffe, Danny Smith, Rhonda Smith, Danny Turvey, Patty Van Wie- ren, Billy Webster, Jayne Wil- liams, Wendy Youse. GRADE 2-TO 3 Lloyd Allan, Kevin Bieback, Brenda Bremner, Karen Bro- derick, Michael Carter, Debo- rah Clark, Kay Davis, Jill Dry- sdale, Ricky Elliott, Lee Ann Hawley, Shelley Kipfer, Keith Koehler, Douglas Kyle, Wayne Lamble, Randy L ar comb e, Brenda Lavender, Terry Matt- son, Pam Mickle, Jeff Reaburn, Eddie Rooseboom, John Row- cliffe, Bonnie Sangster, Scott Smith, Garth Sinker, Christine Vanstone, Ronald Wilson. GRADE 8 TO 9 Bevan Bonthron, Peter His- back, Ricky Buchanan, Paul Drysdale, Joyce Flynn, Clark Forrest, Stephen Gear, Laverne Harburn, Joanne Koeslag, Su- zanne Kyle, Linda Lenaghan, Cheryl Little. GRADE 3 TO 4 Pauline Allan, Ann Bell, Shelley Bonthron, Randy Brem- ner, Catharine Christie, Bever- ly Cornell, Carmen Currie, Ca- thy Fuss, Keith Harburn, Julie Heal, David Jackson, June Max- Well, Ann Mills, Timmie Mock, Donald Noakes, John Noakes, Michael Sangster, Sheila Sang- ster, Dorothy Skea, Garth Sin- ker, Shirley Smale, Joe Van- stone, Malcolm Williams, Colin Gear. FORMER WEED INSPECTOR . . . W. R. Dougall W. R. Dougall lodge official GRADE 4 TO 5 Iris Alexander, Allan Bis- back, Susan Broadley, Bill Ca- meron, Garry Clement, Ronald Clement, Kenneth Ferguson, SS l Tuckersmith These are the grades the pu- pils will be in next year: Grade 8--Mervyn Bell, Charles Dal- rymple, James Fotheringham, Gerald Traquair; Grade 7--Gwen McLean; Grade 6--Nancy Forrest, Ca- therine Fotheringham; Grade 5--Wilma Dalrymple; Grade 4 -- Gerry Brander- horst, Patricia Parker, Nancy Traguair; Grade 3--Billy Forrest; Grade 2 --Billy Brander- horst. Teacher, Mrs. L. Reichert . School students visit industries Thirty-two students of grade 5 and 6 of Hensall Public School accompanied by their teacher, Mrs. Mary }laugh, and seven. mothers, enjoyed a district tour Friday afternoon. They visited Hurondale Dai- ry, Hensall, where they were treated to chocolate milk; Bell Foundry, Seaforth, where they received free soft drinks, Bos- hart Furniture factory, Huron Expositor and the shoe factory, Seaferth, after which they went to the home of Mrs. Haugh where they were served lunch. Pupils presented Mrs. Haugh with a levely lainp. Mothers who accompanied the children were Mrs. Harold Bonthron, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs:Doug Cook, Mrs, IL Cook, Mrs. IL keys, Mrs, L, Parke, and Mrs. Retold JOnes. WIN KINETTE AWARDS It was announced at the mee- ting of Hensall Kiriette Club at the home of Mrs. William_ Cle- ment that Wendy Moir and Ri- chard Buchanan had won the Kinettes' two scholarships gi- ven yearly for top girl and boy in Grade 8 of Hensall Public School. As this was the final meeting until September reports Were given by all committees and fol- lowing the business a social was held with hostesses being Mrs. Clement, Mrs. R. Baker and Mrs. R. Caldwell, Vice president Mrs. John Deitz was in the chair. William R. Dougall, 77, for- mer weed inspector for Huron county and a 50-year Odcifellow, died Friday, June 28, in South Huron Hospital where he had been a patient for sever al weeks. Before his appointment as county weed inspector, a post he held for a number of years, Mr. Dougall served on Hay township council, He also was a past president of South Huron Agricultural Society. A past district deputy grand master for district eight, the deceased received his 50-yeat Oddfellow's jewel two years ago. He is a past noble grand of Hensall 100F. Surviving are three daugh- ters, Mrs. George H, (Marian) Walker, 1-lensall; Mre. Douglas (Dorothy) Hughson, Exeter; Phyllis, Toronto; one sister, Mrs. Milne Rennie, Seaforth; two grandsons, Grant and Mur- ray Walker, Hensall. Mrs. bougell died in May, 1961. Funeral services were held Monday at the Bonthron Fu- neral Bottle ' conducted by Rev. C. G. Park of Wesley Willis UC, Clinton. Bartel wasinlien- Call Union Cemetery. An TOOF service Was held at the Chapel Saturday at 9:30 pm. Pallbearers were Earl Campbell, Lorne Chapman, Aleit Munn, George Armstrong, Albert ShIrray, George Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto visited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chip- chase and family are spending the holidays at their summer cottage, near St. Joseph's. Miss Elvera Churchill of Toronto spent the holiday with her sister Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Miss Katharine Rozell and Miss Louise Jones left this week to attend the Wells Academy School in London. Miss Phyllis Dougall of Tor- onto spent this week with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Orr and baby of Zurich have taken up residence in the house on Brock Street owned by Lorne Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith spent the weekend with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flannery and fa- mily of London. Miss Pauline Bell, daughter of Mr. and MrS. Stewart Bell, left for St. Thomas Summer Figure Skating School Monday where she will take private lessons under professional Do- nald Cumming of Chatharn. Mrs. Bell and Ann were in St. Tho- mas Monday. BRIDAL PARTY FETED Complimenting Miss Marjo- rie Pfaff, bride-elect of Satur- day, July 6, Mrs. Ken Gibbings of RR 4 Clinton was hostess at her home for a surprise pres- entation, when Marjorie waS the recipient of many lovely gifts. The address was read by Betty Ann Gibbings, of London, arid gifts presented by Brenda Gibbings, assisted by Debby Gibbings, Nancy Gibbings, Lin- da Ann Delmage, Mitchell, Cone stanoe Gibbings, Summerhill; Miss Ruth Crich assisted in opening gifts. At a party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. McNair, London, the groom-elect Doug Gibbings and Lzide-elect were presented With an elect!' id alarm clock by the staff of Canada Trust where he IS em- ployed as a draftsman. Rev. Harold Currie, Mrs. Currie and family are spending the month of July vacationing at Bauble Beach. Dr. and Mrs. J.C. Goddard, John and Joan, are on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Basile, Susan and Joey, of Hamilton, spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy and Mr. Ira Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Hedden, Niagara Falls, Mr. Harold Hed- den, Dresden; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shorthouse, Gwen, Virgi- nia and Earl, St. Catharines, were weekend visitors with Mr. Herb Hedden. They also atten- ded the Hoffmeyer-Carter wed- ding on Saturday at Main Street United Church, Mitchell. Miss Mary Payne has accep- ted a positionin Oakridge Acres for the slimmer months. Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr and Miss Carol Kerr of Callen- der spent the weekend holiday with the latter's sister, Mrs. Maude Hedden. Mrs. Clarence Reid won the $85.00 jackpot at the Legion bingo last Saturday night. Bingos will be discontinued until further notice. Mrs. Carl Payne leaves this Thursday, July 4, for Winnipeg for a visit. Miss Greta Lammie attended a meeting of the alumni associa- tion of the Ontario School for the Blind at Brantford. Mr. James E. McEwen left this week for Toronto, after spending two weeks at hishome here. He will attend the Univer- sity of Toronto en an extension course during July and August, Mts. Ross Dobson of Elceter was a recent visitor with Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mrs. Lilly Dobbs and Mrs. John Madge of EXeter visited recently with Mrs. Eva Par- ker. Miss Beth Goddard of Clin- ton visited over the weekend with her parents br. Jam C. Goddard and Mrs. Goddard. Mr. E arl Bell of Toronto visited over the holiday with his parents, Mr, and MrS. Glenn E. Bell, and Mervyn. Mrs. GUS Voth of Detroit visited over the weekend holi- day With her Mother, Mts. Lou Simpson. Mrs. Margaret Evans and family of Waterloo Were recent visitors with Mrs. Evans* par- ents, Mr. arid Mrs. R. Y. Mac- Laren. HONORED )3Y FRIENDS Mrs. Eva Parker left this Week for London where the Is employed at the St, Mary's Roepital. CoMplithenting Mrs. Parker a number Of neighbors gathered at the Mine of Mrs. Pearl htiddidki where a Social even- ing Was Spent in games and contests'. MrSi Harry Horton presented Mrs. Parker with a gift oil driftage on behalf of the great. lady With the Mod jewelry, MrS. Gordon MOM; inari With the baldeSt bead, Hay Ingram; largest faintly attending the pie, Mrs. Harold Campbell with SeVea attending', bilestErt A SUCCESS The smorgasbord dinner held in the United Church WedheSdaY evening, June 96, sponsored by VOW 'Unite 1 and 4 drew one of the largest eroWds to attend a dinner. The menu donSist#1:1 of turkey, ham, salads and des- serfs. 'the proceeds 'were gra.i, tifying. Convener' was Mrs. Ja- Mee Taylor and her teininitted. TAKES boNbtit'itb TOUR Mrs. Mary Haugh and dattgli,,, ter, S u Atte, Brucefield, lett Monday for a conducted tour of Western. Canada and 'United States. Their Itinerary InoltileS, Hollywood, Grand Can= yen, YelieWetone, Calgary Stattipede, jaSper, Banff arid many other plidee of interest. The many'. trip Will CoVer five provinces and fifteen states, a total of 16,066 School section stages contests SS 10 Hay held its annual school pictrie oh Thtirstla.y, June 27 at RtVervieW Park, Exeter, under ideal weather conditions. MrS. John Corbett direeteci the sports and winners were: girls and boys under 6, Freddie Campbell; girls and boys, 6 to 9, Sandra Munn, Wayne Cerbett; girls and boys, 10 to 12, Al= bert Reosebootri, Freddie El- der; girls and boys', 13 to 15, Marie Campbell, Anh Ptink; yoUng ladles and Men, Dent% Corbett, Anne Armstrong; kick slipper( 15 and under, Larry riderl; 16 and over, Mrs. For- rester; Spot walk, Mts. Ingrain; youngest child, MI Corbett;