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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-09-12, Page 57* a 0..1,41MegggifOr tl,WIVIVWWWWW • W:SatnPenn:PZI 'kite ' ..03• • • Prizes were awarded to six children at the Hensall Public School on Friday, September 6, on the completion of the Cana- dian Children's Safety Manual colouring contest, for children of grades one, two and three. The winners were KathyCook and Kevin Buchanan, Grade one, Kay Davis and Jeff Reaburn, grade 2, Sheila Sangster and John Noakes, grade three. Mrs. Robert Middleton of Hensall was the judge' for the contest. Chief Constable Davis presented each winner with a silver dollar on behalf of the Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion, .sponsors of the prize money. The competition was spon- sored by Hensall businessmen in co-operation with Chief Con- stable Ernest R. Davis. Mrs. John Henderson is a patient at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Page 5 $eptember 12, 1963. - Hensall Personals Mrs, Orville Jones and daughter Louise, and Mrs, Nel, lie Scott, Attended A shower held at Lecloww Saturday.even, fog., for Miss Marion Hoover, bride-elect of Saturday, Sep- tember 21, Miss Jane Horton, who is teaching at Hill Park SecOnd- ary school, Hamilton, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Borten and Druce. Mrs. Nellie Scott, of Brus- sels is vacationing for three weeks with her piece and neph, ew, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones, at Queensway Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn and daughter have taken up re- sidence on Oxford Street, In the Pougall residence which they recently purchased, Mr. and Mrs, George E. Walker and sons have moved back into their own home on Queen Street, si14Mric,sils:aneny-, 1 ,Writ wevRena London.po4toflYflP.P. Mr. and Mrs. Laird. Mickle and Bob spent .Sunday at G rand Bend visiting their leoghter and •.mr, and Mrs, Ross'MacMillan. and their son for P amy tIrwds,o. ihooObe Robert .1411:10171:11.5: there p e a d. nd fell last week freclerfpg her left arm, Messrs, .Jerry McOlinchey and Bill Brown Jr. left for London Sunday, Jerry to attend Teachers College, and Bill, Wells Academy, London. Sunday, -September 22 Mrs. Emma McBride, a patient at Queensway Nursing Nome, will quietly observe her 91st birth- day, Henson and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs.Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Win prizes for coloring Goose Bay teacher Miss Sheila Willert, formerly on the staff at J, A. D. Mc- Curdy School, RCAF ceatralia, is now teaching at the air force base at Goose Bay, Labrador. Her parents, WO2 and Mrs. Ivan j. Willert, who have been at Centralia for the past four years, have moved to the RCAF station at Marville, France. Mr. and Mrs, Sim Roobol, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds- cif Seaforth, leave Friday of this week for a 10-day vaca- tion to Quebec and other points. Mr. arid Mrs. William Simp- Son of Birmingham, Mich., was a weekend. visitor with Mrs, Lou Simpson.. Mrs. R. J, Paterson AS a patient in. Clinton Public Hos- pital, Mrs. Margaret Vair of Brucefield is a patient in Clin- ton Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Keys, Exeter, Mrs. Joanne Allan, Toronto, Mrs, and Mrs. Ross Love, Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Keys, Ruth Ann, and Mar- garet Ellen, Watford, wereSun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen. Ray McKenzie left Friday for Toronto to return to work with the IOOF as chauffeur and grounds keeper. Mrs. R. M. Peck is con- fined to her home with a frac- tured ankle. Don Kyle, who has been on the staff of the Bank of Mon- treal at Hamilton, has been transferred to the Oakridge Ac- res Branch in London. Carmel Presbyterian Church CGIT are planning a Doughnut Day to raise funds for the girls to attend camp September 20- 22, for Huron and Bruce retreat week end. The Doughnut Day is this Fri day. The girls will canvass the whole town to take orders for the doughnuts which will be delivered on Monday fresh. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Murdoch of Dundas; Mrs. S. G. Rumble and son Ted, and Mr. Lee Baker of Toronto were week- end guests of Mrs. J. R. Mur- doch of Brucefield. Rev. Kenneth N. Hick of Ailsa Craig was guest minister at Hensall United Church Sunday last. Flowers in the church were in memory of Mrs. Nettie Whittaker placed by her family. These cars have GOT TO GO to make room for new 1964 models. Chiselhurst UCW begins new study President Mrs. Percy Harris presided for the fall meeting of Chiselhurst UCW on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Robert Kinsman con- ducted the worship, Mrs. Ro- bert Boyce the Bible study and Mrs. A. Ross introduced the new study book. S ev ent e en members answered the roll call. Plans were laid for the an- nual bazaar and the date set for November '7 to be held in the church. Mrs. Earl Kinsmanancl Mrs. Clarence Coleman were appointed a committee to de- corate the church for anniver- sary services September 29. The October meeting will be held Wednesday, October 9 in- stead of Tuesday on account of the Presbyterial being held Tuesday, October 8 for which the group are catering for the dinner. Hostesses were Mrs. Ger- ald Glenn and Mrs. T. Brint- nell. USED BARGAINS Pours milk on truck fire Robert Holmes used the only means at his disposal — a can of milk to try to douse a fire which started when his milk truck battery short-circuited Sunday morning. He was pour- ing on the milk when the Hen- sall fire department arrived about 9;30 am at Lot 10, Con- cessions 2 and 3 in Tucker- smith Township, four mil e s northeast of Hensall. Fire Chief Byran Kyle said the cab of the truck was ex- tensively damaged but the milk — aside from that used as fire extinguisher -- was not damag- ed. Mr. Holmes of RR 3 Mit- chell, said he was partly through the milk run, picking up cans at farm gates, when the fire started. Owner of the truck is his brother, William Holmes, RR 1 Mitchell. INDIA IS STUDY UCW unit 1 with leader Mrs. Dave Kyle in charge met Mon- day evening for the first meet- ing of the fall season. Mrs. Kyle reviewed a chap- ter from the new study book on India and Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. James McAllister gave highlights of the leaders conference at Alma College, St, Thomas which they attended as delegates. Mrs. Jean Cor- neil conducted the worship, Miss Jane Pyette favored with a piano solo and Miss Greta Lammie accompanied at the Wed at Bayfield church 1963 MODELS '63 Mercury Demonstrator BLACK CHERRY '63 Comet 6 Fordor CHESTNUT '63 Comet 8 Tudor WHITE Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield, was the setting for an autumn wedding on Saturday, September 7. Baskets of white piano for a musical contest. Mrs. Jack Corbett was hos- tess and Mrs. Walker Carlile, program convener. 62 Vauxhall 4-door 61 Studebaker 2-door 58 Rambler 4-door Wagon 57 Pontiac 4-door 56 Plymouth 4-door V-8 AUTOMATIC, RADIO 56 Dodge 4-door 6-Cyl. 56 Meteor Convertible 56 Ford Tudor Hardtop 56 Chev 4-door Couple exchange rings SEE US NOW AND SAVE! Hensall Motor Sales Your Mercury Dealer Phone 31 Roy Campbell, Prop. •••• tt: itiii 1 ;$02`.:;;t :t `:% top quality low prices Seaforth, ushered guests. The reception for 80 guests was held in the church parlors, The bride's mother chose a powder blue lace over taffeta with white accessories. The groom's mother wore a blue silver brocaded satin ensemble with accessories in white. Both wore pink carnation corsages. For travelling the bride don- ned apowder blue angora suit with white accessories, with which she wore a corsage of pink carnations. The young couple will re- side in Hensall. Guests were present from Brantford, Seaforth, Stratford, Teeswater, Belmore, Parkhill, Kincardine, Glamis, Wingham, Cold Lake, Alta. Mitchell and Hensall. Cooked Rolled POT ROASTS lb. 45' HAM lb. 89' Dependable Service Guaranteed! We know the gas business. Let us supply your gas needs, and also your requirements in efficient, economical gas appliances. For service AFTER the sale, see us! Hotson Propane Ltd. Phone 238-2005 GRAND BEND Sills Hardware, Seaforth -- Davis Hardware, Lucan Agents also in Sarnia, Forest and London 01111•••11•11111=•11106. Northside United Church, Seaforth, was the scene of a fall wedding Saturday, Septem- ber 7, when LindaKathryn Butt, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Butt, Seaforth, and John Wayne Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, Hensall, exchanged mar- riage vows before the Rev. J. C. Britton in a double ring cere- mony. Mrs. Edgar Butt, aunt of the bride, sang "0 Perfect Love" before the ceremony and "When song was sweet" during the signing of the register. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor- length gown of white tiered lace over taffeta with matching bo- dice made with boat neckline and lily point sleeves. Her elbow length .French illusion veil was held in place by a white rose tiara. She carried a bridal bou- quet of American Beauty roses. Bridal attendants, Miss Brenda Butt, Seaforth, sister of the bride, as maid of honor. Miss Marlene Reid, Hensall, sister of the groom, and Miss Ellen Connell, Seaforth, brides- maids, were gowned identically in yellow nylon chiffon over taffeta with matching headdres- ses and carried nosegays of mauve mums. The Misses Sheila and Glenda Butt of Seaforth, nieces of the bride, were flower girls cos- tumed alike in orchid nylon chiffon over taffeta with mat- ching headdresses and carried nosegays of yellow mums. Donald C olem an, Seaforth, was groomsman, and Kenneth Bedard and Michael Malone, PORK SAUSAGE 2 IbS 89' Ilneemomming•16•161120.011.0" Week-End Specials September 12-13-14 BEGINS NEW STUDY UCW unit 4 met Thursday evening for the first fall meet- ing with a pot luck supper with 35 members in attendance. A sing-song of familiar hymns opened the meeting. Mrs. J. Flynn took charge of the wor- ship period, and also introduced the new study book, "Southern Asia". Miss Ann Mickle favored with a piano selection and also accompanied soloist Miss Joyce Flynn. Unit leader Mrs. James Mc- Allister conducted the business, when arrangements were made for looking after flowers for the church, and looking after the nursery. Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. McAllister gave a report on the LeadersConference at Alma College, St. Thomas. OM ina la I lialeannt 111 I MI ilee MI WM le Mr and pink gladioli and dahlias decorated the church. Rev. E. J. B. Harrison joined in holy bonds of matrimony Sylvia Elaine Fitzsimons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz- simons of Hayfield, and Otto John Harry Smale, Hensall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smale, Hensall, in a double ring cere- mony. Given in marriage by her father the bride looked radiant in a blue knit suit with white piping, white accessories and a winter white feather hat and a corsage of pink roses. Miss Ferne Steckle, Zurich, as bridesmaid, chose a blue sheath dress, white velvet pill box hat, gloves and shoes, and a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Carman Cable, Hensall was groomsman. Following the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served at the home of the bride's par- ents. On return from their honey- moon the young people will make their home in Clinton. Lodge elects new officers The Amber Rebekah Lodge meeting was held Wednesday evening, September 4, in the Lodge rooms with Noble Grand Mrs. Hugh McEwen presiding. Nominations for the coming season were: Noble Grand, Mrs. Clarence Volland; vice grand, Mrs. John F. Ingram; recording secretary, Mrs. Blighton Ferg; financial secretary, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase; treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Corbett. Installation will take place on October 1 when the new District Deputy President and her installing team from Goder- ich will officiate. DRAW FOR DOLL The Legion Auxiliary resum- ed their meeting Tuesday even- ing with president Mrs. Wm. Smale in charge. A Christmas draw for a doll dressed in dol- lar bills will be aproject of this group with Mrs. Ernie Davis convener. Tickets will be sold on the doll. Cigarettes will be forwarded to two veterans at Westminster Hospital. Two teams will go to Wingham to participate in a bowling tournament in October, and the group will cater to a Kinsman banquet September 12. Mrs. Wm. Forrester, of Zur- ich, won the mystery prize; Mrs. Ted Roberts, the guess- ing prize, and Mrs. Harold Campbell, the door prize. Bingo was played and a pot luck lunch served. PERSONALS Mr. Albert J . Koeslag who has operated the IGA store here since April 1, has purchased a country store at Kemble, 16 miles north of Owen Sound, and with Mrs. Koeslag, Jo-Anne, Dinie, and Bert, left for Kem- ble on Monday of this week. Ontario No. 1 PRUNE PLUMS BRIDE FETED Miss Ellen Connell of Sea- forth was hostess at her home Wednesday evening for a shower complimenting Miss Linda Butt, a bride of Saturday, September 7. Thirty-five relatives and friends attended. Games and contests were enjoyed. Miss Ellen Connell read a presentation address and the gifts were carried in by the Misses Linda Reid, Sheila, Glenda, Dianne and Patti Butt. Linda was assisted in opening her gifts by her girl friends who made a bridal hat with gaily colored bows and ribbons. Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of Hensall, entertained the Reid- Butt bridal party at their home following rehearsal Friday eve- ning. 6 qt. basket York Compare at 470 Peanut Butter 16-oz, ice-box jar lir Alberto VO Ha !r,,,,Spray (Free Shampoo Attached) 99 damn BOTH FOR WIN $1,000 A DAY ATTENDANCE PRIZE 89t 994 1.111""ir. 6 qt. basket tx FROZEN FOODS Dragon Brand (Compare at 690) Chinese Dinners Frontenac (Compare at 930) Ice Cream AFTERNOON & EVENING. Assorted Flavors Shrimp or 'Chicken 10-oz. 554 1/2 GAL. 75t All the thrills & excitement of the' Big Top! Grocery Specials Ingersoll Cheese Spread (ONLY) j.ar 554 Compare at 63.0 16-oz. el"' 6 to 14 LONDON, ONTARIO LIONS . ELEPHANTS . TIGERS CLOWNS TRAPEZE ARTISTS JUGGLERS Wethey's Jam 49; Target Brand Fancy Red Cohoe Compare at 450 AFTERNOON ADMISSION ADULTS $1.00 ..--;CHILDREN .560 EVENING RESERVED SEATS $2.00 — $1.50 HENSALL almon. 35t _ .,.''. 8tOttk :flOtiPg closedall day every Mohday 'nil open g1 day Weiheaday; t506fi Pi,ido—e -vogfigg until 9 t:ith 'open Saturday eveninge until i9 lift, 0( rAks ,<*. k.Ntt *$1 4,j% Raspberry or Strawberry added pectin 24-oz jar