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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-02-20, Page 4By WILLIAM RPHDE MALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS Seed and Fertilizer Supplied BETZE — YIELDS GOOD — GRADES WELL — HIGH TEST WEIGHT —SHORT, STIFF STRAW — LESS LODGING With increased demand for 2-Rowed Barley for Malting, we again offer this excellent variety. * * * BEAN SEED Excellent quality Ontario Registered Seaway, Sanilac Saginaw and Michelite '62 Bean Seed grown from Foundation Stock. Michigan Certified Sanilac Seed Beans Bean Contracts Available Seed and Fertilizer Supplied EXCELLENT BEAN DEMAND CREATES GOOD PRICES Consider Beans as a Cash Crop. DROP IN NOW FOR YOUR SPRING NEEDS OR PHONE 103 COLLECT We Wish to Help E. L. MICKLE & SON PHONE 103 LIMITED HENSALL HUN'S YOU R,DRIVI N4 IQ ? CIA Co-operators Insurance Association and Co-operators Life Insurance Association Most automobile skids are the result of (1) under-inflated tires? (2) too much snow or ice on the road? (3) over-inflated tires? 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PRESzcATOR CR ED ITON Herbert Bocock reported this week that water, shortage was not his only prOhleM== he also found he had a problem finding someone who would clean his 50-foot After contacting several men qualified to do the job and each time having been refused, Frank Glanville and Richard cal-Pe to the rescue and once again the Bococks have water. The next meeting will not be held until March 14 at pm due to exams, The World Day of Prayer was observed at a combined service in the Epp church Fri, day, Feb. 14. Leaders in the service were Mrs. G. Ratz, Mrs, G. E. Wen- ale and Mrs. R. Reid assisted by Mrs, J. Ratx, Mrs. N, port, Mrs, L. Lamport and Mrs, S, King; The guest speaker was Mrs,. Richard Van Farrow of Exeter. Special music was provided by a double duet comprised by Mrs, L, Hey, Mrs. A. Fink- beiner, Mrs, A. M. Schlenker and Mrs. E. Hendrick. Mr, 4 Mrs, Donald Bray tert410ed a Inalltler ot married couples Tuesday evening lapt, Quite a number of men from this community attended the Mapsey Ferguson Cgriorama banquet held at the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia Wedneeday evening. Mr. & Mrs, Mac liociprt showed pietnree of their reir cent trip and wedding anniverar pary pictures of Mr. & Mrs. W, Elford Friday evening at the home of Mr, & Mrs. El- ford. Mr. Mrs,, Lorne ford, Ava. and Michael of Ellin- Ville and Mrs. Donald Bray, Robert, Janet and Ruth were also there for the evening. mrs, William Snow and family were Saturday even- ing gueets with Mrs, Gertie Moir of Hensall. Meeere, Edwin Miller, Vier for Jeffery and Rev. Hugh son attended the ACTS brother- hood banquet in James St. Church, Exeter, Monday even- ing. ed hks confirmation classes Sunday with over §c) in attend, ,anne, Mr„ & Mrs, Harold Jones and :PoyP visited recently with Mr, Roy McBride of near, Hlpite and Mr, & Mrs. Carl i.Y111,ert ,and fPrki4, pf Z4rion, Mrs, YIY411 R. Cooper was admitted. Wednesday of la st week to St. ,1944Ph 9.4 1I9SPItits London for surgery and at pre-: 'sent is reported to bp doing as well as can be expected. yivan Cooper dr Mc 2:1KTPPett has purchased the late Wm. eon's residence from Miss Jean Tvi$Pris MWqs Gayle and Dawn Ro, binsop recently spent a week- end in Chp.tlip.in visiting rela., Wee. Mr. & Mrs. James Armstrong of Staffa visited Thursday after, noon with mr. & I. Long. By MRS, NORMAN LONG KIP.PgN ThP. third meeting of the 4-H club f 4 What shall I wear?! was held at the home of Mrs, Bert Bell Saturday afternoon, Seven member§ answered the ND call "Two garments with lines that would Sui(i4cr.." Donna Wbitehouse read the minutes of the last meeting. The new secretary is to be Merlon Roberts, The book co yere were given out to the memr here, Mrs. Whitehouse spoke on "clothes for all occasions on haripprly and basic require- mente of a wardrobe. Mrs, Bell discussed the wardrobe chart, The next meeting is to be held at the same home Feb, 22 at 2 pm. PERSONALS Rev. Howard Plant commenc, yT:, IN EUB CHURCH The HUB YP meeting was held Feb. 17 with the Com- mission of Christian citizen- ship in charge and Margaret Fahrner as chairlady. Karen Finkbeiner and Lynda Bower assisted in the meet- ing. Prepident Carol Hendrick concluded with the business. STUDY CITY CHURCHES The WSWS meeting in the EUB church was held, Tuesday evening Feb, 11 with a good at- tendance, Mrs, G. E. Wenzel opened the meeting and Mrs. A. M. Schlenker gave a reading on prayer. A piano solo was given by Charmaine Schenk. The study for this month was, "The City Challenges the Church" which was well Ora, matized in the film "Story of a City Church", A solo was sung by Doris Swartz. The business was conducted by Mrs. G. Ratz. The World Service Day of the WSWS is to be observed with Ralph Wilde Monday, Feb. 24. Mr, & Mrs. Allan aohnS of P1MVille, Mr, & Mrs, Ken., neth Duncan and family, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cann were Sat, urday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs, I,9rne PASSmore. Mr, & Mrs. Ken t)tteWell) Michael and Richard of Exeter Were StintISY guests with Mr, & mrs. Edwin Miller, Harry Sherwood of Exeter, Lorne passmore, Glenn Lam, port, Mr. & lgre, Bev Alex- ander, Mr, & Mrs. William Lamport, Mr. & Mrs. Lee WO- ber, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mr. & Mrs, Ray Cann, Mr, .& Mrs. Ammer Passmore, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, attended the Massey-Ferguson play-offs at Glenbriar Curling Club, Wa- terloo, Friday. L. Webber, B. Alexander, R, Hodgert and Wil- liam Lamport were the team that played from here. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were Sunday giiests with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Willert, Jane and Jim of Zur- ich. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Strapp, Laurie and Michael of Lon- don were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. John Bray. Flowers were placed in the church on Sunday morning in memory of the late Robert Gar- diner who was formerlyamem- ber of Thames Road congre- gation. Hensall bantams win group championship Hensall bantams won the group five championship Friday night when they eliminated RCAF Clinton in the third game of the finals '7-3. The club now advances into the second round of WOAA play- downs. Front row, from left, are Charles Schwalm, Bill Taylor (captain), Larry Elder, John Moir; second row, Charlie Dalrymple, Mike Hoy, Gary Kyle, Grant Walker, Bruce Forrest; back row, Mervyn Bell, Len Smale, Tom Neilands, John Joynt and Manager-coach Doug Johnston. STUDY FASHIONS Saturday, afternoon Feb. 8, the Crediton Fashionettes held their second meeting with an attendance of ten. Notes were taken on choosing the line and texture to suit personality and figure. The third meeting was held on Feb. 15 with seven in at- tendance. Notes were taken on harmony-color, design, texture and suitability to occasion. PERSONALS Ross Haugh attended the On- tario Rural Municipality's Con- vention in Toronto last week. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Faist and family of Waterloo visited Sun- day with Mrs. M. Faist. Mrs. Peter Hampson of Gra.- venhurst spent a couple of days last week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. P. Boulianne. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Oestricher returned home after spending a couple of weeks with Robert Greenwood and family of Don Mills. Their granddaughter, Martha Greenwood, returned with them. Page 4 February 20, 1964 Hensall Personals COMMUNITY NIGHT Thursday evening of last week seven tables of euchre were played at the community night. Prizes were won for ladies high by Mrs. Jack Borland; ladies low, Mrs. Alvin Pass- more; lone hands, Harold Rowe; men's high, Donald Bray; men's low, Douglas Coward. Lunch was served by com- mittee in charge, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer. The next community night will be held on Thursday even- ing Feb. 2'7. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Morlock spent a couple of days with Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Morlock and family in Waterloo. Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Schwantz, Mrs. John Schwantz, Mrs. Clar- ence Schwantz of South Cayuga called on friends in town Thurs- day after attending the funeral of Ed Westcott in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Clare Sparling, Allen and Doug, Mrs. Beulah Sparling of Walkerton and Mrs. MacDonald of London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Finkbeiner and Mr. & Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner and family. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Tuckey and family of Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. Albert Gaiser, Judy Finkbeiner and Faye Schlenker received word they had successfully co mpleted their Grade 9 music. Judy re- ceived honors in both music and harmony. Faye received honors in harmony. Both girls are stu- dents of Miss Gabel. Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Churches unite for prayer day The World Day of Prayer Service was held in St. Pauls Anglican Church Friday after- noon with Hensall and Chisel- hurst United Churches, and Carmel Presbyterian Church uniting with them, with the theme used "Prayer and Giv- ing". Leaders were Mrs. Thomas Lavender, Mrs. Harold Currie, Mrs. Percy Harris, Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. Phillip J. Gandon. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. A. Boyce. Meditation on "Prayer" was given by Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Gandon. Mrs. Wm. Fuss sang accompanied by Mrs. Fred Broadley. The Explorers of Carmel Church held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Cathie Hopkins Thursday afternoon, President Miss Marjorie Schwalm opened the meeting, and Miss Dorothy Skea was secretary. Bible study and Bible quiz was presented. Mr. & Mrs. Win. Soldan, and Mr. & Mrs. Jim McAllister are holidaying in Florida. Flowers in the UC sanctuary Sunday morning were in me- mory of the late Mrs. Byron A. Campbell placed there by the fa- mily. Miss Dorothy Parker of Lon- don spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rannie and Joanne of Toronto, Miss Dianne Ran n i e, nurse-in-training at Sarnia Hospital, Mrs. Don Ben- der and son, Dashwood, visited during the past week with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rannie and Suzanne. Make 87 visits to area shutins WI stages guest night Guest night was observed at Hensall WI meeting last Wed- nesday evening in the Legion Hall decorated in Valentine mo- tifs enhanced with baskets of mums and daffodils. President Mrs. BeverlyBea- ton presided and w e lc om ed members and guests, with members answering the roll call by introducing her guest. Mrs. Carl Payne was named to attend the Officers Confer- ence for district directors to be held in Guelph in May. Mrs. Fred Beer, who chaired the program, conducted abirth- day contest and the winner was Mrs. Arthur McCallum o f Thames Road. Fourteen tables were in play for euchre and one for cor- kinole, and winners were; eu- chre, Mrs. Joe McLellan, Mrs. Thomas Kyle Sr; lone hands, Mrs. Edna Caldwell; crokinole, Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mrs. Robert Elgie gave cour- tesy remarks. Program con- veners were Mrs. Fred Beer and Mrs. John Skea, hostesses, Mrs. Inez McEwen and Mrs. E. Funk. There were 62 in attend- ance. MUSIC STUDENTS PASS In the mid-winter piano ex- aminations of the Royal Conser- vatory of Music of Toronto, conducted in London January 28, Miss Lois Simmons, Hensall, was successful in passing grade seven. Miss Jane Pyette, Hen- sail, grade seven, (honors) and in the grade two theory, written January 18, Miss Janice Brat- rud, RCAF Centralia, obtained 86 marks, and Jim Traquair, Hensall, 92. The above are pupils of Miss Greta Laramie, Hensall. Eighty nine visits to sick and shut ins of the village, patients in hospitals and newcomer s were reported at the meeting of the Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church Monday evening. Mrs. Gerald Bell was pre- sented with a life membership certificate by Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and accompanying ad- dress read by Mrs. Stewart Bell. The meeting was chaired by president Mrs. Schwalm who reviewed interesting articles from the Presbyterian Record. Program and worship was in charge of Mrs. Harry Hoy and Mrs. Ed. Fink. The topic "Why the Presby- terian Church of Canada is needed in India" was in the form of a panel discussion, taken by Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. John Skea, Miss Hannah Mur- ray, Mrs. Hoy and Mrs. Fink. Fifteen Valentine boxes were delivered to patients (14 at Queensway Nursing Home), and one to a patient who just recent- ly left the nursing home. Kippen, Brucefield, and Chis- elhurst UCW will be special guests at the Easter meeting in March. Hostesses were Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Trevor Wil- son and Mrs. Harold Bonthron. UCW launches study of Bible Valentine euchre assists eye bank Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sall, sponsored a successful Valentine euchre in the Lodge Hall Friday evening proceeds of which will be donated to the eye bank, Nine tables were in play for the euchre and winners were: Ladies, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Hensall; gents, William Thomp- son, Exeter; Mrs. Mary Taylor won the prize for having birth- day nearest day of party. In charge of the project were Mrs. Alex McBeath, Mrs. Geo- rge Clifton, Mrs. Ed Corbett and Mrs. Howard Lemmon. VIEWS PICTURES OF HAWAII Mrs, Harold Knight was hos- tess for the Kinette meeting Wednesday, Feb. 12. President Mrs. John Delta chaired the meeting and welcomed two guests, Mrs. Harold Bonthron, and Mrs. John Heal. A total of $186,17 was collect- ed for the March of Dimes, An invitation was received from the' Kinette Club of Aylmer to attend their inter-club Monday, April 13. Mrs. Bonthron showed pic- tures of her recent holiday at Hawaii. Mrs. Bonthron won the raffle. A social hour was enjoy- ed. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday were quilting days in the UC schoolrooms when from 11 to 20 UCW ladies were busily engaged in making quilts. Several quilts, some custom made and some for the bale were completed. Wednesday they enjoyed a pot luck dinner. Mrs. George Armstrong was convenor for the project. Earl Dick, president of South Huron Agricultural Society, and P. L. McNaughton, secretary- treasurer, are in Toronto this week representing the society at the provincial convention at the King Edward Hotel Feb. 19 and 20. Christian Education classes began at St. Pauls Anglican Church last Thursday, Febru- ary 13, for anyone wishing to attend, and will continue throughout Lent on the subject of "Prayer". The Rev. J. Phil- lip Gandon chose the topic, "From God's Point of View", Mr. & Mrs. Don Brock of Ottawa spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brock. Red hearts and cupids created the theme for the Valentine tea held in Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday School rooms Saturday afternoon sponsored by the Explorers of the church. Mrs. Cathie Hopkins, leader of the group, assisted by her hus- band, were in charge of decora- tions. Mrs. Bill Brock and infant son Jeffrey, Port Credit, are spending a week visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brock. Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson returned Friday after spending three weeks vacationing in. Florida. While there John par- ticipated in a chain of trap shoots and won the Daytona Beach Class championship event with a score of 195 out of 200 which was high for that day. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brown and Robert of Crediton visited re- cently with Mr. & Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Peebles, Monica and Gregory of London visited this week with Mr. & Mrs. Len Noakes and family. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr.& Mrs. Lorne Chapman and sons, and visited with Mr. & Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Miss Jane Horton of Hamilton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Hor- ton and brother Bruce, Mrs. Edna Corbett visited over the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster. Mr. & Mrs, Ron Mason and daughter of London visited dur- ing the past week with Mrs. Mason's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mervyn. Mrs, Robert Reaburn chaired the meeting of IICW unit 1 held MOnday evening. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. S. Ronnie, assisted by Mrs. Maurice Tuder, Mrs. P. L. MoNaughton gave the Bible study, an introduction into the Writings of the Old Tes- tament, Mrs. FteabUrn gave a reading "What can We do for Lent". This unit will be in charge of the nursery and flOWera for the church for March. Money Mak- ing projects were discussed, and it was decided to visit some of the sick and shut ins in the coming months, Mre, Erma Lowery conducted a contest. HostesSes were Mrs, WM, FOSS and Mrs, Wayne Ttit4eY..• Chiselhurst UCW conducts quilting A pot luck dinner and quilting preceded the meetingof Chisel- burst UCW Tuesday 'afternoon with 19 ladies present. Mrs. William Brintnell conducted the devotional assisted by Mrs. Ben Stoneman, Mrs. Jack Brintneil and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson with the theme "Training for Wit- ness". Mrs. Clarence Coleman reviewed a chapter on the Bible study "What Is Religion", also a film, "Around the World in. prayer" was shown, It was decided to pack a bale to be forwarded to Mrs. Douglas Wein for needy families in Nova Scotia, also to make more quilts and purchase quilting frames. TwO large quilts, one custom, one for the bale, and a crib quilt were completed at this quilting Tuesday. President Mrs. Har- old Parker chaired the meeting. tolled !ehel froth theusitual pain you tau etuhl es help irons the 4 Salve ingredients DR,g51811SES PARADOL - PANEL IS ON INDIA The Senior WMS of Carmel Presbyterian Church met Thursday aiterneon with presi- dent Mrs. Earl Campbell pre- tiding. Worship was in charge of Mrs. Harvey Hyde, A panel disr Mission on Why the Presby- terian Church -Works in India Was held. Taking part were Mrs. A. It. Grr, Mrs. Pearl Dave, Mrs IL Madge, Mrs. Earl Campbell, A report on the annual meet= ing in Clinton was given, and a missionary letter was ready Product, Of Genera' motors 71 Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL