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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-11-12, Page 8DID YOU KNOW That $10,000 invested in Inves- tor's Mutual of Canada in Feb. of 1950 is worth $45,000 today? TED HOLMES 145 Deer Park Circle, London 471-6005 or Enquire at The Times- Advocate I nvestors @vimdboopas OF CAN,A9A, 1.111%111D Pr rait,rt, ()1 Mron, i Fa Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE II HENSALL Legion women choose officers President Mrs. Roy Smale presided for the November meeting of Hensall Legion La- dies Auxiliary 468 held Tuesday evening, November 3, in the Legion Hall, ilensall, when no- minations for the 1965 officers were held. The charter was draped in memory of the late Mrs. Lau- rene McKenzie. Plans were laid and com- mittees appointed to canvass the village for the sale of pop- pies Saturday, November '7. The winner of the 50-50 draw for November was Mrs. Edna Hay of Zurich who received $23, the Auxiliary receiving the same amount. This will be a monthly draw. Door prize was won by Mrs. Ed Munn; guessing prize, Mrs. John Skea; mystery prize, Mrs. WM. Smale. For their Christmas meeting in December members will ex- change gifts. A social hour of bingo was enjoyed and lunch served, Mr, & Mrs. Mansel Fowler of Goderich were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. J. E. McE wen. Mr. Fred Beer and Mr. Harry Horton attended the Canadian Corps Cyclist Battalion reunion at the King Edward Hotel, Tor- onto, Saturday, Nov. 7. Mr. James Bozzato of Moisie, Quebec, is a guest at the home of Mr. & Mrs. William T. Kyle, Kippen. During the past week Hensel] has been canvassed for the Bible Society. Representatives from the Anglican, Presbyterian and United Churches were repre- sented. On board' 29 years Friends shower bride with gifts Miss Bonnie Kyle of Kippen, popular bride-elect of Novem- ber 21 has been feted at several pre-nuptial presentations in her honor. Mrs. lia.rold Caldwell, Hen- sail, was hostess for a mis- cellaneous shower for her sis- ter Thursday evening, Nov. 5, attended by thirty relatives and friends. The presentation add- ress was read by Miss Pat Jones. Kathy and Karen Kyle, and Jamie Caldwell presented the many beautiful gifts. Mrs. W. J. F. Bell, Kippen, entertained at her home Satur- day evening, Nov. 7, for the 4.-H club of which the bride- elect was a former member. Mrs. Bell made the presentation of two dresser lamps, following the address read by Mrs. Edna C aldwell. Mrs. Emmerson Kyle, Kip- pen, aunt of Bonnie, was hostess at her home Monday evening, Nov. 9 when relatives and friends gathered to honor her with a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Clarence Ducharme, Zurich, entertained friends of Miss Kyle at her home Wednes- day evening, Nov, 11, who pre- sented her with a miscellaneous shower of gifts. Miss Kyle has been chief operator of the Bell Telephone in Hensall for the past two years which goes dial Sunday Novem- ber 15. DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING (DDD) is the new and easy way of reaching a distant telephone without going through an operator. You simply dial "1" (this gives you access to the Long Distance network) then the Area Code of the number you want to reach (only if it differs from your own) and follow with the seven-figure number of the telephone you want to reach. in London commencing this month. Mr. Howard Love of Toronto was a recent visitor with his father, Mr. Milton Love. ' Mr. & Mrs. Homer Tinney and family of St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Webster of Varna visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ben Tinney and Bill. Mr. Milton Boyle and Miss Helen Boyle RN of Toronto visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Mickle and Miss Ann Mickle, Mrs. Frank Varley and Dar- lene Margaret have returned home from Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth. Promoted Air Division Headquarters at Metz, France, has announced the promotion of Sergeant D. A. (Donald) Orr, 30, to the rank of flight sergeant effective Oct. 1. The son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr, Hensall, F/S Orr is a telegraph technician on the staff of 601 Squadron which provides communications to link all units of Canada's NATO Air Division. He served overseas previously .from 1957 to 1959 and while in Germany met the former Mar- garete Mader of Trier whom he married. He began his second tour of overseas duty in June this year. --RCAF photo Complete easy - to - follow Local and Direct Distance Dialing information will be found in the front pages of your directory. Remember you dial access code "1" on DDD calls only. M. & Mrs. Bill Shupe, Sarann and Sue-Ellen returned to their home at Champaign, Ill., Friday last after spending two weeks with the latter's mother and sister, Mrs. Manley Jinks and Susan. Miss Ann Bell visited Sunday with Mrs. Kay Bedard and fam- ily of London. Hensall Guides and Brownies will canvass the village this Saturday, November 11, to sell bags of home made candy. This is an annual project. Mrs. A. Clark, who has been a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital for the past month, re- turned home over the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Murray, Toronto, were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Orval Rapson. Mrs. Carl Payne is in London for two weeks attending an in- stitute for nurses in maternal health teaching. Mrs. Harold Hansen of Strat- ford has returned after spending a week with her mother Mrs. Violet Schwalm and her brother Ray. Mrs. Schwalm, who has been in poor health for the past few weeks, is improving. Mr. Hansen was a visitor at the S c h w aim residence for the weekend, his wife returning home with him, Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Pamela, Sheila and Kevin of Willowdale spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. John Hen- derson, Jack, Sylvia and Kathie. Mr. Lindsay is on a hunting trip. Miss Dorothy Parker of Lon- don spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Miss Patsy Jones, an em- ployee of the local Bell Tele- phone for the past five years, was presented with a gift by the members of the staff. Miss Jones has accepted a position BELL Built. managed and owned by Canadians Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Hen- sail, who has served as an operator for 29 years will re- tire when the cut over to dial comes into effect here at 2 am November 15. Mrs. Shaddick started her career as an operator at Clinton under the late Mrs. ClaraRum- ball, manager, and Miss Lily Kennedy, chief operator. For 15 years she has been night operator in Hensall and has giVen very efficient service during that period. She was never too busy to give the correct time and hockey scores. She recalls as night operator the big snow storm which held up the Huron and Bruce train for a week when passengers had to stay at the farm home of Mr. James Mustard and the late Mrs. Mustard of Kippen, She also recalls the $50,000 disastrous fire in Hensall when a block of buildings on main street adjacent to the town hall including Twitchell's garage, Weber's shoe store and other stores and apartment buildings. Occupants of the apartments, who were crippled, had to be carried out of their homes by firemen. The block was com- pletely destroyed. DIAL SERVICE means faster, better telephone service for our Hensall customers. Simply lift the receiver— listen for a moment to make sure you hear the 'Dial Tone'—then dial "262" plus the four figures of the phone you want to reach! WIDER LOCAL CALLING means that telephone users in Hensall will be able to call friends or associates in Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth and Zur- ich without Long Distance charges. You will simply dial the full seven figures of the number you want to reach. (Local calling will continue with Bayfield as at present. On these calls, dial 565-3000 and give the op- erator the number you are calling). Beaver Orval RR1Hensall 62 : Beer Fred 171Queen 226 2 25611230 Beer George 173Queen 262-2673 BELL ELECTRIC TVService 114King, .226622:52185131 Bell Gerald 94Richmond5 ... , , . . 262-2670 „ .262-2670 Bell Glenn RR1Hensall Bell Jas A RR1Hensall 262-5014 Bell John A B RR2 Kippen 262-5172 BELL&LAUGHTON Barristers 417MainS Exeter 235-n' Bell Robt RR2Kippen Bell Stewart RR2HensaU BELL TELY''' &Sir' .e-' Forrest Ross J RR2Kippen 262-5174 Forrest Ward H RR1ZurIch 262-5341 Forrest Wm 77LandonRd 262.2274 Foster Harold 1331<ino 262-2248 0-'n38 - Cochrane A 105Queen Cochrane John 108Queen ..,.,..,262-2032 Cole Alvin RR1 Cromarty 262-5242 Cole William 78Mill 262-2394 Coleman Anson RR1Zurit,h 94" ^^." ' Coleman Mrs Gladys RR \ /-- -1 Coleman Harvey 0- Coleman P Johnston Allan RR3Kippen 262-5232 Johnston Gordon RRlVarna 262-5320 Johnston W D 156King 262-2325 Jolly Radio&Electric 255HuronE Exeter 235-1771 Harold RR2Hensall 262-5191 Hqueen 262-2313 •l.lton Seeds 15JohnE Exeter 235-0363 Nelson 262-2246 Kippen 262-5234 Rig 262-2335 116King 262-2119 262-2409 262-2409 ,262-2227 DIAL L ow APrrisces McClinchey Orville McClinchey Wilmer McCurdy Don 98K McDonald Lloyd R McEwan Hugh RR; McEwan James E F McEwan John E R McEwen Miss Agne McEwen Mrs Inez McGregor Alex D F McGregor Mrs Bert McGregor Douglas McGregor Grant 1 McGregor J A RR2 McGregor Jas RR; McGregor R Ronalc McGregor Robert F "or Wits RR; ”"rd RR is RI 1,S B, HEAD CHEESE Pienr 79t HAM COOKED 89 4 lb. PORK CHOPS 49c ib, 294 lb. BUTTS Be,, Bent' Bilcke Bill's T. Binnen6 Bisback G. BLACK AD. so clgin MtaigaMeliEMEMEM usED CARs_ *W. r44:t is ROLLED POT ROASTS 394 lb. FRESH PORK SHOULDERS c.04-D41:11.1 .• ..1,...f.rpcil .,rs Cecil 81RichmondN 262-2278 ...r Ezra 74LondonRd 262-2091 NKIIPateei; IjoatinnRRRR13Va<ripnpaen 262-5236 Knight Harold 169Queen 226622-752034189 Koehler Glenn RR2Hensall 262-5083 Koehler Mrs Pearl 157King 262-2193 KKyolle akBlaynro Wn rn7oRBRro2cHkensall . „ ... , 262-5085 Kyle D E Kippen Kyle David 152Mill Kyle Mrs Nancy 58Brock 222266662222----225252223121038 Kyle Toni 66Brack 262.2275 Kyle Wr T RR2Kippen , . - , -226622:25009551 Lambie Robt 98Mill Laramie Greta 750tieen , ... , . _226227 Jack 2:220134 '''come R 62ck iNeloso7n 6 Queen 262-2103 'N'SGA,4iTREARGOESE103Mill .262-2110. ,ion 78LondonRd, .262-2719 diarcl" 1.O11ngRichmondS 262-2224 -262-2082 oBrock— , 262-2047 toward RTR'IVarria„ • „ 262-5233 ,Jan C H 108RichrriondS' : - .262-2314 ie Edward 101Albert 262-2247 atleton 0 C R Kippen , . , 262-5512 Lobb Fred Kippen 262-5514 LLo°sIlfgelNI °JronslarRi Ri<31KPII):Pl 262-5180 RR3Kippen 262-5063 Love Earl RR1Zurich , ... ,...,262-5342 Love Gordon 103RichrnondN. 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TIN S PEAS scLoAKL EITLyy 1F5AONZC,Y TINS /69 15 MAZOLA OIL 16 0Z. 43c 2/691 11 ...e4-2010 „ 262-2220 „26 22142 262-5492 t . „ 262-5171 262-5301 , 262-2320 262-2346 .262-2191 lg... .262-2012 inrdasnd6nBd 'en 238-2005 d 262-2395 „ . .,262-5416 :Wellingten „ 262-2818 .2 Hyde Alex iTh3.4KAlpileVil l4„.1.1,e.ti- .26622--25731022 9 PASTRY FLOURrLrBCAHG 594 Used Car Specials 63 COMET, 4 door. Come in and see this one. 62 FORD VAN with large motor 60 FORD tudor sedan, V8 automatic, one owner 59 PONTIAC, 6 cyl., 4 door sedan 59 FORD, 4 door, V-8, automatic 59 STUDEBAKER, with overdrive 58 CHEVROLET four door, 6 cyl., automatic 58 PONTIAC, 4 door, 6 cyl., standard shift 57 METEOR, V.81 standard shift 56 MONARCH 4 door, automatic, radio N.,. s Faber Russell Kippen — Farquhar Mrs Emma 16.7.King Fenhema Richard RR2Kippen Fero Blighto n. 153 Camp Camp Campi Campb Campbe. Res . „ , .464-21.14 CANADIAN NATIONAL 02 Wellington 262-2013 Carlile Walker 163Queen ..262-2386 Chapman . Lorne RR1Exeter - -262-5100 Charles Mrt Rheta 1631' Charrette Anthony 1691s CharterS Pearson RR3KiP CharterwayS 1901 oxford. Local Agent • , • E E H SoLondonie, FREE PARING 1K00141 IF With LYONS $ 'Christie Clendon 71RIchmondi Chuter Ronald 80511zobeth Clark Mrs Fanny 3.02RtamondN "MS TyRepelr 7-121016 TEA BAGS 794 'WEEKEND SPEC IALS NOV. 12, 11, 14 MA R K. E Mack Mad Mach Mad Man, Mar Mar Mat MA Mat Ma' Ma' Ma: Ma: MC Me Mc Mc Mc Mc Mc M5,, STORE tiOUt2.5 closed alt day every '&10iiiitY, Mc Open all day Wednesday; open Priday evenings Met until 9 OM; opentatordo evenings Until 10 HENSALL ,..262-2018 4682 22-3436.5047 zoi.51)27 —262-5185 HYDE BROTHERS FARM EQUIPMENT „ , 262.2385 81Wellington..262-2718 iiinyiadnesJel jeloi7m4Rc .Ri RirvoandniaS .. 2 2726622-7232331 -eel.011 Ltd • ImperialEssoAgent "OWellingtonW., Exeter 235.2380 Oxford „ „, ,262.2194 ..(R2tionsall , —262-5081 id RR2Hensall .....262-5092 JIESWEAR&DRY KGiOppOtEinS 2,23,1<,1a. :226622:5208314s Jean 2 .1 B • 84 Oxford . .. „ „ .262-2402 bh Mrs Geo RR1Hensall .....262-57.25 .obi Harvey RR2Kippen , . -262-5273 .toques, Oliver 72Brock , .262-2336 aatr -.262- 262-2049 5282 JIMJaS s MACHINE S9N3ROrthini567nQdtNiee,n :226622:227101.01 JInkst 172)<Ing „ ,262.2387 JoInkni red1. v asttanAleifyc6R1RQIneab'enti 4, „ , „ .262-2206 jfi ,,,,, .262-5323 -9572 Ftyriri..) ,. . 262.1120 Follftk GOO H 162Milt ...262.2209 Forrest Donald eRegloben ,,,262-5276 Forrest Edison W RR2Hetisefi „.„262.5016. Forrest Frank itteine „ .26V2143 lOuti' d edicate altar and Bible , . the Friday evening November 6, 41 memory of her late heshancl, \Weer presided for the teeettrW I00,F and Rebekah$ of Hem- Tile altar Was dedlogted Nigh- and extended a welcome to all sail, bodge held a dedication past DistrictDeputyRoss Nigh- present.. ceremony of an altar, the gift else of Brussels He was intro.. Niles Joyce Flynn was soloist, of the family la the lgte W. R. .citieeci by mr, Cliarles RAY and MIPP Ane is aocomPentst; Doupll and 4 Bible presented thapked by Me. Earl Campbell Miss Mettle Ellis contributed e by Mrs. John D. Reid of London, PDD GM. Npble Grand Rodger Please tern to p4ge StermetzinelniMmtrawvozmaterglistImmtr.', Page .lNoYerokter- 1Z.:. '1904 Hensaii and district news. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hodder', Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 AV:Mele Ze'etre' mrszy„,.. .;:menniwrIrwr. Will be vast difference come Sunday When Hensall and many other communities switch to dial Sunday, the "voice with the friendly smile" will disappear from the scene, along with the old, manual switchboard. This photo, taken about 1930, shows the exchange when it was still in the Scott grocery store. From the left are: Miss L. Drummond, K. Scott, Mrs. C. Ballaptyne and Miss J. McIntyre. Hensall personals Two church units study foreign lands UCW unit 4 meeting was held Thursday with Mrs. E. T. Rowe and Mrs. Wilbert pilling in charge. Mrs. Rowe was in the chair. The worship service was in charge of Mrs. James McAllis- ter, using the theme "Envy". She was assisted by Mrs. Jarris Horton giving a vivid descrip- tion of what envy can do. As a special musical number re- corded vocal music from Trini- dad and Brazil was enjoyed. The mission study on Brazil was presented by a panel in- cluding Mrs. Elgin Rowcliffe, Mrs. Ernest Chipchase, Mrs. Leona Parke, with Mrs. Rowe as 1 e ad e r. They noted that "Most Canadians know less about Latin America than about any other part of the world; and Brazil is the largest country in Latin America, with four times as large a population as Canada. It has been a mission field for several centuries, several of our missionaries are at work there. Half of the people can neither read nor write; Brazil is a nation in search of its soul." Mrs. Rowe gave cour- tesy remarks. Mrs. James McAllister pre- sided for the business and read a thank you note from Mrs. Edith McLellan of Five Oaks, near Paris, acknowledging the gift sent her. The semi-annual bale will be packed Tuesday, November 17, clothing to be left in the church before that date. Special project "Our Christmas Stock- ing" is to be in at the December meeting. Bazaar is Nov. 28 with unit 4 to be in charge of tea room, attic treasures and candy. An SOS has gone out for attic treasures, Former resident takes top honor Mr. Charles Mickle, who teaches High School in Hamil- ton, captured top honors at the annual exhibition of the London Philatelic Society held Satur- day in St. Pauls Cathedral, London. He was presented with the Robert Simpson Co. shield and rose bowl at the dinner by Bill Wheeler representing Si m p- son's and former CFPL an- nouncer. Charles will keep the STUDY TRINIDAD Mrs. Edison Forrest took the chair for the meeting of UCW unit 2. Mrs. Byran Kyle conducted the devotional period using the theme "Remembrance". She was assisted by Mrs. Oliver Jaques. Mrs. Jack Corbett gave the study on Trinidad and a film strip on Trinidad was shown. Mrs. Ed Corbett presided for a recreational period. Business included final ar- rangements for the snowflake bazaar scheduled to be held Saturday, November 28, this unit to be in charge of the bake table. For the December meeting units 1, 2 and 3 will hold a joint Christmas meeting the first Monday of December. Hensall skater at St. Thomas Miss Pauline Bell is a mem- ber Of the St. Thomas Figure Skating winter club where she will skate each Sunday for the next twenty weeks under direc- tion of professional, Mr. Donald Cumming of Chatham. Pauline Will also skate in Goderich for the next twenty Saturdays under direction of Mr. John Ca.ughell of St. Themes. Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Troy Ann, and Ricky Be- dard, were in St. Thomas Sun- day where a film On skating Was shown in the arena audi- toritirn. CHARLES M1CKLE large trephy. ler One year and his tibiae W111 be inscribed on it, along With top winners of Other yearS, The rose boWl, he will keep And on it is inscribed, "Situpe son's Annual Award 10 the Lone don Philatelic Sodlety For The Best In All blaSses 1964,," was alSe a Winner of the top gold awards in the competiftve exltibltioni bharlea is the ton of Mr-o• and Mss. tiled Mickle, Ilene mmwney Kobt E f McLachlan Win RF McLean J Edison F McLean Kenneth McLean Lloyd RR1 McLean Robt RR2 McLean Mrs Willie' McLellan J E 66Ki McLellan Kenneth McLellan Mrs Mae McMurtrie A J RR: McMurtrle John 11 McNaUghton Jas R McNaughton Lorne McNaughton P L Ir McNichol Ross RR McQueen Stewart ; Mellis W L Blacksr MICKLE E L&SON Chopping Mill ( Mickle Laird 87Kin Mickle Wm RR2He Middleton R H 81 Miller Allan RRilic Miller Eldon RR1H MISS PAIGE YellowPagesli Call Long Distar (N Mitchell Stanley R Mitchell Wm RRli MOCK RONALD) 31 Is Rrock 262-2125 Hedden lour ,sue 03Nelson 262-2002 Henderson Clifford RR3Kippen • 262-5043 Henderson Mrs J 90 RichmondS. _262-2425 HENDERSON'S EGG GRADING ,.,. ,,,,cai R STATION 623 N105King 2262:5211055 "-Queen 262-2094 '^-ial Arena .262-9911 1408 !e' at HENSALL MOTOR 'SALES Demonstrator Special FROZEN FOOD Supreme Brand PIES Apple or Raisin 24 oz. 3/$1 BANANAS #1 GOLDEN YELLOW 10c LB. vit eUPER 4, VAVE 11,11,1111 .. ............... 1101" 111' 111°1' Hamill Motor Sales Your Meteor Mercury '6 .00144 , ey..Comobeii prop. 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