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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-05-14, Page 4Page 4 May 14, 1964 Hensall pers.onals Hensall Mrs? Wm, Pell and Mrs! Pult Payne attended the Off lc er Conference. for WI district rectors at the ,PAC, Guelph last week. The map were welcomed,. as the first delegates ;to .attend the newly forined university. Mr. Milton Russell Is a pa- tient in St. JeSelWe London, suffering with. tured hip which he sustained in an accident in a fall at his home Friday. and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Jack Ghipchase of Toronto 1:1134t the weekend at his dome. Mr, & mrs. E. Chipchase attended a banquet at Maple, Leal Gardens Toronto Monday evening in honor of the Marl, POPS Who won the mmort4._ Cup. Their son Jank played OfenSP with the MarlberOs, and his parents received many nom- pliments on the fine playing of their son. & Mrs. fferelti Shepherd and family, !Drente, visited Please turn to page 5 . .1finnis.im . . .. 11111 .. gedger Venner returned home 'Siinday from a fishing expedition at Dorset in the Mus- koka area. He ,caught a ppeCkled trout i,il inches long, and re- ported fishing Nor owing to rough weather. Mr, .4 Mrs, Gilbert Johns, Larry and Edward, Exeter; Miss Judy Webb, Dashwood, Mrs. Rodger Venner, Stephen, Michael and Deborah, Hensall, Mrs. Murray Venner, James and Robert, Grand Bend, Mrs. C. Cassia and Terri, London, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wes Venner. There will be a trap shoot ' at KipPen Sunday, May 17 at 1 pm with 75 targets for the Huron County Championship Trophy. This event is spon- sored by Kippen Gun Club. BEST BUYS J. USED CARS AND TRUCKS Name executive for minor group At a meeting of the Hensall Recreation Committee held in the Town Hall Monday night attended by citizens of Hensall and vicinity a minor athletics association was formed. Elected to office were: presi- dent, P. L. McNaughton; vice president, Ed Corbett; secre- tary, Robert Reaburn; treasur- er, Doug Johnston. Chairman John Heal presided. Coaches will be necessary for minor ball and the committee will appreciate anyone offering their services. Projects will be discussed at a later meeting. Completes Course Elizabeth Anne Goddard, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. God- dard, Hensall, is among the list of those graduated at Macdonald Institute, Guelph, Miss Goddard will be married this Saturday in Hensall United Church. Churches mark Family Day Legion women aid Boy Scouts President Mrs. Roy Smale chaired the meeting of the Le- gion Ladies Auxiliary last Tuesday evening in the Legion Hall, when plans were made and committees formed for a banquet Friday evening, May 29, for a commemoration din- ner for Hensall Branch 468 of the Royal Canadian Legion who are sponsoring a reunion of its members who were veterans of the 1914-18 conflict. plans were discussed for the annual Penny Sale with prizes donated by local and district businessmen which are on dis- play in the Legion Hall. Draw will be Saturday, May 30. A donation of $25 was given to the Hensall Cubs and Scouts. Past president Mrs. Wm. Smale presented Mrs. E. R. Davis with her past secretary's badge. Mystery prize was won by Mrs. Maude Hedden, guess- ing prize by Mrs. Robt. Mc- Kenzie and attendance prize of $8 won by Mrs. E. R. Davis. Bingo was played and re- freshments served. `64 MARAUDER 2 Door Hardtop, fastback. All power equipment, radio, demonstrator '62 MERCURY 2 door hardtop, power equip- ment, automatic '62 COMET, 6 cyl., automatic, radio '60 VALIANT, 4 door, completely reconditioned '59 FORD, station wagon, V-8 standard transmission '59 METEOR, Rideau 500, V-8, automatic '58 METEOR Station Wagon, 6 cyl. standard shift '58 DODGE, Custom Royal, excellent condition. '57 METEOR, 2 door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio '57 STUDEBAKER, Silver Hawk, 2 door '56 FORD, V-8, automatic, motor reconditioned '56 MONARCH, 4 door hardtop HARLEY DAVIDSON 45 h.p. Motorcycle 2 PETERBOROUGH 16' BOATS, complete with trailers. One has 25 h.p. Viking the other 15 h.p. Johnson motor. Carmel society honors member President Mrs. Earl Camp- bell presided for the meeting of the Senior WMS of C ar m el Presbyterian Church Monday evening. Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth in charge of the program. They were assisted in a skit by Mrs. Len Purdy and Mrs. Alex MacGregor, portray- ing Bhil Christians in India and telling of some of the education- al work of church missions in India. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mrs. Ed Munn favoured with a piano duet. Miss Hannah Murray gave a report on the Synodical meeting held in London re- cently. A life membership certificate was presented to Mrs. A. Elea- nor MacKenzie. Square dancers complete season The Hensall Area Children's Square Dance Club had their final dance for the season at the Hensall Arena Friday even- ing. Parents and families of the dancers were entertained dur- ing the evening by the children. Besides the Do Sa Do your cor- ner, See Saw Your Taw dances, a short program was put on by the dancers, including selec- tions by Lynda Haugh on the accordion, Lynda and J o ye e Ferguson, piano duet, Lynda and Barbara Dougall, duet, accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. A. Dougall, Robin Lambie, piano solo, Ken and Grant Jones, the singing, swinging beatles ' with Lynda Hay, Donna Forrest, pe- ter Williams and Doug Mock as the beatles. Lunch was served during which Dot and Bob Lambie were presented with gifts in appre- ciation for the season's fun of square dancing. After lunch Ken and Grant Jones on the guitars led the group in a sing song. Music students vie at Mitchell Five pupils of Miss Greta Lammie competed at the Mit- chell Music Festival Friday morning, May 8. In Grade 4 in piano solo Joyce Ferguson placed third with 85 marks; in Grade 7, piano solo, Kenneth Jones, 82 marks; in Grade 8, piano solo, Joyce Flynn placed third with 85 marks, Jim Traquair, 83 marks; in Grade 9, piano solo, Miss Ann Mickle placed second with 86 marks. Baptise infants at services WILL VISIT LODGE Amber Rebekah Lodge met for its meeting last. Wednesday evening with Noble Grand Mrs. Clarence Volland presiding. A donation was granted to the Odd- fellows home at Barrie. Monkton and Brussels Lodges are invited to attend the June 3rd meeting of this lodge. The Hensall Area Children's Square Dance Club held their final dance of the season, Friday, and it was highlighted by a presentation to the ardent leaders of the group, Bob and Dot Lambie. The even- ing also featured some interesting entertainment, including a visit from the Beatles. Shown making the presentation above are; from the left: Patsy Faber, Kathy Ferguson, Bob and Dot Lambie, Linda Hay and Donna Forrest. --T-A photo TRUCKS Mock; Jacqueline Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. B. Hyde; Laurie Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. R. Pepper; As a part of the baptismal service a certificate and a rose was presented to each baby with Walter Spencer, clerk of the session, making the presenta- tions. These roses were pre- sented through the courtesy of the United Church Women. '52 INTERNATIONAL Stake '57 FORD 1/2 ton, 8' box Make Us An Offer '56 HUDSON Rambler '56 FORD 4 door '58 DODGE, V-8 automatic (Needs body work) FETE GRADUATES Friday evening following the graduation exercises of St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing held at Thames Hall, UWO, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie entertained at their home in honor of Margaret and Sharon, both graduates of this month. UCW hear Perth lady Family Sunday was observed at the United Church Sunday morning. For his sermon topic Rev. Harold Currie chose "The Unity of Men and Women in Christ". Rev. Currie conducted the sacrament of infant baptism when the following children re- ceived the rites of baptism, James Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bender; Robert Allister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goff; Diane Marian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell H. Hooey; Debbie Elizabeth Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hooey; Harris Ar- thur John, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hooey; Dennis Jeffery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Registration OF Kindergarten Pupils For the Village of Hensall wi I I be held at the SCHOOL Wed., May 27 at 2 p.m. Children must be five years of age on or before Dec. 31, 1964. HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD HENSALL MOTOR SALES Blackwell and Wayne Corbett. A piano duet by Catharine Anne Christie and Carmen Currie was enjoyed. Mrs. Christie gave a brief outline of the study of India, telling the work of the t wo Christian Medical Colleges and hospitals, namely Ludiana in N. India and Vellore in S. India, after which the motion picture "Sugar & Spice" was shown. The Messengers sang an Indian song, "Suder, Suder". Timmy Mock favoured with a solo. After the closing hymn, a so- cial time was spent together. BAPTISM AT UC Children receiving the rites of baptism at Chiselhurst UC Sunday morning were; Cynthia Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamdlin; Sheila Eliza- beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Riley; Betty Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Upshall; Julie Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wright. Rev. H. Currie officiated. Your Meteor Mercury Dealer Roy Campbell, Proprietor Phone Hensall 31 ........... ..... llllllll l llllllllllll llllllllllllllll llllllll lllllllllll llllllllllll Messengers host parents The Messengers of Hensall UC entertained their parents to an Indian party. Mrs. John Corbett welcomed the mothers and visitors. Each of the children brought their gift boxes to the worship centre. Pamela Mickle and Jill Drysdale took up the offering and it was dedicated by John HOLD WORK BEE UCW unit 1 under leadership of Mrs. Robert Reaburn met Monday evening With the devo- tional taken by Mrs. Vern Ald- erdice, assisted by Mrs. Wayne Smith. Mrs. Reaburn reminded the members of the Hensall Kinette spring rummage sale Saturday, May 23, open house at West- minster College May 20, and made plans for a wedding re- ception. A work bee was held at conclusion of the meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs. E. Whitehouse and Mrs. James Drummond. Sisters graduate Sharon Jean and Margaret Arm, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Hensall, have both completed training in courses this year. Sharon, left, received the Clarinda Bailey Memorial scholarship for post graduate study at UWO during the graduation exercises of the St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing held in London Friday. Margaret has successfully passed the fourth year at Macdonald Institute, Guelph, with first class honors and will graduate with the degree of Bachelor of Household Science at convocation on May 22 at the Federated Colleges. She will attend OCE next year. Both girls are HSDHS graduates. • • 0 Mrs. Orville Strutherg, of Mitchell, convenor of leader- ship and development, Perth UCW was guest speaker at the meeting of UCW unit 4 Thurs- day afternoon with an attendance of forty. For her topic Mrs. Struthers based her thoughts from the theme. "Hearts On Fire" deal- ing with home missions and stewardship. Mrs.' E. Rowe, who presided for the program, introduced the speaker and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling presented her with a gift. Mrs. Harry Caldwell pre- sented the devotional assisted by Mrs. W. H. Weeks. Mrs. Harold Currie was soloist, Mrs. T. Sherritt, accompanist. Mrs. James McAllister presided for the business. Mrs. Laird Mickle reported for the visitation com- mittee as having made 17 calls on sick and shut ins in the vil- lage. June 24 was a tentative date set for the annual smorgasbord. The annual bazaar will be held in November. Open house will be held at Westminster College, UWO May 20. The semi-annual bale will be packed Tuesday, June 2. The group were informed that there was a wonderful response for good warm clothing for afamily of five children. Mrs. filling gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. filling were program conven- ors. A social hour was enjoyed. Fete surprises 80-year-old lady Neighbors of Mrs. Violet .Schwalm surprised her at her home Monday evening with a party honoring her on her 80th birthday and presenting her with a gift for the occasion. Asocial hour was enjoyed and lunch served including a birthday cake made by Miss Dorothy (Betty) Kipfer topped with 80 candles. Sunday a family dinner was held at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, where she was pre- sented with gifts and a corsage. Members of her family as far away as B.C. remembered her with flowers and gifts. May Specials HOT WATER TANKS 30 gallons—Rog. $96.50 Wants school question aired Councillor Harold Knight re- ported last week he would de- finitely be one of those in attendance at the Huron County Municipal Officers meeting in Clinton on May 27, as he had some "burning questions" in regard to education that he wanted answered. Although Hon. J. W. Spooner, minister of municipal affairs, will be the main speaker at the session, there will also be some authorities there with informa- tion about education. In an interview after council meeting, Knight stated he was not clear on the school board subject. He said he wanted to find out why Hensall could not form a school board because the population was under 1,000, but at the same time only five fa- milies could join a Separate School and form their own board "just as easy as that". "This," he stated, "is what I would like to find out about." He noted it was a touchy prob- lem because it involved relig- ion but he explained that re- ligion did not enter into his query at all. "It's just a matter of wanting to know whys" he said. Native dies in St. Catherines The death of Mrs. William Clemens, the former Muriel Hoskins, a native of Hensall, occurred in St. Catherines, where sfie resided, Thursday, May 7, in her 47th year. Surviving are her Misband, three sons, one daughter, fiVe sisters including Mrs. Vernon Hedden, St. Catherines. Funeral services were held Saturday in St. Catherines. SPECIAL $79 95 '.! GAS COOK STOVES V.\, 4 Burner—Reg. $179.50 . SPECIAL $129 50 .. Hotson Propane Ltd. ....,,:i... ... .... .. ..../--0.0.7., GRAND BEND BACKACHE? Free Estimates PHONE GRAND BEND 238-2005 By the time the average Man has time and money to gratify his tastes, he hasn)t any., Robert C, (Bob) Edwards We Put leo m vv# in menus DELICIOUS FRESH MINCED SMOKED Hamburg Whole Hms, Ham Picnics lb. 39t or Half lb. 494 IL 49t 1b.39C GROCERY SPECIALS Compare at 850 coloured or white Blue Bonnet Margerine 3-1b. pkg. 784 Compare at 57¢ Club-House Peanut Butter 20-oz. jar 42t Peter Pan Puffed Wheat 8-qt. bag 32t hamburg, corn, green, hot-dog, picalilli McLaren's Relishes 12-oz. jars Good Size Watermelons EACH 79 BAKERY FEATURE Strawberry Shortcake Weston's EACH 29t 3/79t Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix 184 Compare at 2 for 39¢ Stokely Fancy Peas 15-oz. tins 4/591 Compare at 2 for 41¢ Heinz Beans In Tomato Sauce 15-oz. tins 3/491 Compare at 2 for 390 Heinz Cooked Spaghetti 4/59c Wonder Food Brand GROCERY SPECIALS Marshmallows lb. pkgs. each 354 Super-Save Ginger-Ale plus de=3/494 Compare at 890 Mr. Clean all-purpose cleaner 32-oz. 724 's SPECIALS FOR MAY 14.1546 STORE HOURS: Closed ail day every Monday; open, all day Wednesday; open Saturday evenings Until 10 p.m. For relief horn backache or that tired out feeling I depend on PRODUCE SPECIAL Vinyl-plastic Ideal for picnics approx. size 54x54 Table Cloths each 594 Swift's Brookfield Pasteurized 2-LB. PKG. 894 Process Cheese LB, PKG. 494 HENSALL