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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-01-21, Page 4JOHN HENDERSON --11112•11•10111111.11116 10111.1.1111MY I'm sorry My wife is sorry My children are sorry We're all sorry that we bought our plumbing out of town. As it turned out we thought we were getting a bargain, yet Fink's had it all the time at the same price, and much better quality too. Anybody in the market for used plumbing fixtures that don't quite work? Fin k PLUMBING HENSALL & HEATING 262.2114 Hensall Squares SQUARE DANCE CLUB 111..1-1 Membership Drive 8 Years and Up - Join Now Location now moved from Exeter Arena, Sat. Afternoon to HENSALL LEGION HALL, THURSDAY, 7 P.M. INSTANT Hot Chocolate Bring Your Own Container PURE LARD LB. 154 SUNKIST ORANGES No. 1 Size 180's York FANCY PEAS 20 oz. tins PLUS DEPOSIT STORE HOURS — Closed all day Monday; open B a.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, day, Thursday and Saturday; open FRIDAY from 8 a.m, to 9 p.m. 4.170:0=17 'd:V=SEMMTAIM7TaiteRWESERSMCZUM=RCIESSON=244.,,, HENSALL alW.SDNx raga r : . • . '' -^:77ap zkk Hensall personals Page 4 January 21, 1965 Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Haddon, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Mr. & Mrs, Laird Mickle Were in Kitchener last Wednes- day visiting their daughter and son-In-law, Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan and family. Dr. J. C. Goddard left Tues- day by plane for Kelowna, p.c, to, attend funeral services for his father, the late Rev. John Goddard. Funeral will be held Thursday, Jan. 21. John Joynt, 13, son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald Joynt, is a patient in War Memorial Chil- dren's Hospital, London. Flowers in the local churches Sunday morning last were in memory of the late John Hen- derson. .a.M.IMAIOrtafaafftatiMyanawa Lynne Dodds, RR 1 Seaforth. One son died in 1964. Funeral services were held Wednesday, January 20 from Oud-Beyerland, Holland. MOTHER DIES Mr. Sim Roobol received a cablegram Monday morning in- forming him of the sudden death of his mother, Mrs. J. A. Roo- bol, who died suddenly Monday morning in her 87th year at Oud-Beyerland, Holland. Surviving are her husband, six sons, one daughter, includ- ing her son Mr. Roobol of Hen- sall, a granddaughter, Mrs. Don Dodds and great grandaughter F- Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware DIAL 2622015 HENSAL Former reeve dies following hip injury one sister and three brothers in Western Canada and three grandchildren, Pamela, Sheila and Kevin Lindsay. Funeral services were held from St. Paul's Anglican Church saturday conducted by Rev. J. P. Gandon, who paid fitting tribute to his life. Interment was in Baird's cemetery. Bear- ers were Trevor Wilson, Garnet Mousseau, E. R. Davis, Tom Lavender, Dave Kyle, Wilmer Ferguson. Mr. John Henderson, 68, pro- minent and highly esteemed resident and businessman, died in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Thursday, January 14 where he had been admitted as a patient some two weeks ago with a fractured hip, the result of a fall at his home. He operated Henderson's Produce for many years. He was a former reeve and councillor, former member of the Park Board and PUC, a member of AF & AM Huron Lodge, 224, Hensall, formerly very active in St. Paul's Angli- can Church where he had held several offices. Surviving are his wife the former Margaret Anna Bates; one son, Jack; four daughters, (Lois), Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Willowdale; Jean, Kitkatla, B. C; Sylvia and Kathleen at home; POSTED TO OKINAWA Mrs. Manley Jinks received word that her son-in-law Staff/Sgt Bill Shupe, of Cham- paign, Ill. an instructor in the American Airforce, has been posted to Okinawa, an island in the Pacific by Japan, and leaves by jet the end of this week. Mrs. Shupe and two daughters Sarann andSue-Ellen will leave by jet in the near future to join him. H11111111111111111011111110111111101110111001101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111M <0.• FE William Brown, left, a past president of the Hensall Legion and now a resident of Seaforth, was on hand Friday to instal the new Legion and Auxiliary officers. He congratulates the two new presidents, Mrs. Roy Smale and E. J. Roberts. ' —T-A photo BUNiLE ON II Former president officiates Instal Legion executives PRACTICALLY NI sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Harry Horton; pianist, Mrs. Ed Munn; executive, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harold Thiel, Mrs. Roland Vanstone; Mrs. Earl Zimmer, Mrs. Byran Kyle; sports offi- cers, Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. William Smale. A social hour was enjoyed and a smorgasboard lunch ser- ved. Officers of Hensall Ro y al Canadian Legion branch and its Ladies Auxiliary were installed at a joint ceremony held in the Legion Hall Friday evening. In charge of installation was Wil- liam Brown, Seaforth, a former past president of Hensall branch. New Legion officers are: pre- sident, E. J. Roberts; vice- presidents, Maurice Tudor, E. R. Davi s; sergeant-at-arms, Wilmer Dalrymple; secretary- treasurer, John Skea; Branch padre, H. F. Currie, executive, Garnet Allan, Fred Beer, Jim Taylor, Sam Rennie. New auxiliary officers are, president, Mrs. Roy Smale; vice presidents, Mrs. Howard Smale, Mrs. Garnet Allan; sec- retary, Mrs. Wm. Forrester; treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback; From Roy Campbell Zurich Sister speaks to WI Sister Eileen Marie of Sacred Heart Convent, Zurich, was guest speaker at the January meeting of Hensall WI Wednes- day evening, January 13, held in the Legion Hall. She chose for her topic "Cit- izenship and Education" speak- ing on the four main issues, 1 ib e r t y, discipline, tolerance and honesty", and stating that "it is better to build a boy than mend a man." The speaker was introduced by Mrs. James Ben- gough. President Mrs. Beverly Beaton chaired the meeting and extended a welcome to 35 mem- bers and 19 guests. Plans were finalized for the trip to London, the bus will be at the town hall '7:30 pm Satur- day, January 30. Mrs. Carl Payne reported on the resolu- tions committee. Roll call was answered by “Improvements in our school since I was apupil." The motto "Deeds done for yourself die with you, and deeds for others live on" was given by Miss Amy Laramie. Mrs. James McAllister pre- sided for the program which included a poem by herself "Recipe for a New Years Pie"; sing-song directed by Miss Greta Lammie, a piano solo by Miss Joyce Flynn, and a spelling match. Mrs. V. M. Pyette gave courtesy remarks. Program convenors were Mrs. J. Corbett, Mrs. J. Mc- Allister; hostesses, Mrs. 0. Beaver, Mrs. R. A. Orr. Instal UCW slate at church service 64 MERCURY V8 automatic, radio, 4 door sedan white- walls, wheel discs. E' 64 MERCURY DEMONSTRATOR 2 door hardtop, fast back, automatic transmission, 390 cu. in. motor, power - power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewall tires, tinted windshield. ..: 64 DODGE Polara 4 door hardtop, radio, whitewalls, E = full wheel discs, automatic V8. E 63 COMET, 4 door. Come in and see this one. E 63 MERCURY 2 door, V8 standard shift, radio white. E. = walls. =- 62 FORD VAN with large motor. •E=.-- 62 CHEVROLET 4 door wagon, V8 automatic, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs. = 61 VALIANT 4 door wagon, 6 cyl., standard, radio. 60 CHEV half ton, 6 cyl., sharp. 57 METEOR, V8, standard shift. = Sherritt; Christian citizenship and social action, Mrs. Ian McAllister; social functions, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; mission- ary education and C hr i s tian education, Mrs. Ross Forrest; nominating, Mrs. W. B. Cross; press and publicity, Mrs. Maude Hedden; pianists, Mrs. Wm. Fuss and Mrs. John Goddard. Apart from the installation of the above mentioned officers and committee chairmen the following are the UCW repre- sentatives to the various church boards and committees of Hen- sall United Church. Rep. to Official Board, Mrs. Walter Spencer; A & M Committee, Miss M. Ellis; Christian Edu- cation Committee, Mrs. Ross Forrest and Mrs. Ed Corbett; Committee of Stewards, Mrs. Clendon Christie; Manse Com- mittee, Mrs. T. Sherritt and Mrs. Howard Scane. 59 RENAULT 59 MONARCH 56 CHEVROLET g•- = HENSALL MOTORS Ltd • L-2 Mercury Meteor Dealer 262- 2112 Days WRECKER CALLS 262-2423 Nights 'E f11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g The 1965 executive of the UCW was installed in office at the morning worship of the Hensall United Church by Rev. H. F. Currie. Honorary presidents are Mrs. George Armstrong and Miss mettle Ellis; past presi- dent, Mrs. Walter Spencer; pre- sident, Mrs. Harold Currie; vice-presidents, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. James McAllis- ter; recording secretary, Mrs. Albert Shirray; assistant, Mrs. Peter McNaughton; corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck; treasurer, Miss Mary Goodwin. Unit leaders, Mrs. Robert Reaburn, Mrs. Edison Forrest, Mrs. Ronald Mock and Mrs. James McAllister. Chairmen of standing committees are: finance, Mrs. Victor Pyette; community friendship and visi- tation, Mrs. Carl Passmore; literature and communication, Mrs. Douglas Cook; supply and social assistance, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell; membership, Mrs. W. Parke; manse, Mrs. Thomas . .• .. , IMMOMMON41111110201WWW6 v.., • ••• •• • • •••••,,,,0$5f••Ms•:X....4,4 • "a---"'talMeakz:Va-aaaaAM VIEW PICS The Hensall-Chiselhurst Young People met together Sun- day evening January 17 at the Hensall United Church. Miss Ann Mickle and her group were in charge of the meeting. Miss Lois Simmons, Miss Jane Py- ette and Dave pyette took part in the devotional. Arm Mickle played a piano solo. A highlight of the evening was the guest speaker, Miss Ann Fairbairn of Exeter, who showed her colour slides on her trip to Newfoundland this past summer. Miss Mary Payne had a gaxne in which everyone participated. A skit "Betty at the Baseball Game" was acted out and re- ceived many laughs. The cast included the Misses Gail Sang- ster, Arlene Chipchase, Jane pyette, Ann Mickle, Mary Payne, Robert McNaughton, Dan Lenaghan, Steve Elder, Gary Kyle and John Goddard. The meeting closed with lunch. A FEW PENNIES SAVED ON EVERY ITEM MAKE GREAT SAVINGS Great people are not af- fected by each puff of wind that blows ill. AT HENSALL • ••km,*•••• • •-...aa-atta‘asaaaaa-km-. • .,,;•?•• :.;•.:44••••A•••• ••• '••• • GIVE REPORTS January meeting of the Pres- byterian Arnold Circle Monday evening was opened by presi- dent Mrs. Gordon Schwalin. Mrs. Gerald Bell read a letter from India and Miss Leila Mc- Falls read the report from the Presbyterial that she and Mrs. Schwalm attended in Clinton January 12. The program was in charge of Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Harold Bonthron with Mrs. Tay- lor telling a story of emission- ary in the Arctic. New resolu- tions were passed and Valentine gifts for patients in the nursing home here planned. The report of the year was submitted by Mrs. Gerald Bell. Hostesses Mrs. John Skea and Mrs. Schwalm served lunch. •••\‘• ;•AW ••^Q•::••••;‘,‘"•••••.,,,,•54•,`.",s,..,•td,',,WW4,0,:‘,.**•• •••,&•;• • ,••••\lks•P,... ••• " .Mt.,.kkg,4•Wel:f:<%6N.,;%..4,,,,,,-, • ' ' • , Finish two jobs, plan five others Sixteen members and three visitors attended when Chisel- hurst UCW met last Tuesday in the church. A pot luck dinner preceded the meeting and two quilts were quilted during the day, one custom and one for the bale. President Mrs. Harold Par- ker presided for the meeting. Mrs. Jack Brintnell led the worship assisted by Mrs. Ben Stoneman and Mrs. Roy McDon- ald. Mrs. Ali Ross introduced the study book showing a film on Trinidad. Members voted to do five —Please turn to page 5 ePOT ROASTS HEAD CHEESE Per Tin 79 ''GROUND CHUCK LB.49t BEEF/PORK SAUSAGE 3.s. $1 Frozen Highliner (Haddock) 3 DOZ. $1 3/$1 20 oz. tins 2/394 tins 4/594 Salada FISH & CHIP DINNERS 24 oz. 2/$1 794 60 pak TEA BAGS Western Lee Brand CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Stokely KIDNEY BEANS 15 oz. 2 lb. cello bag 2 Bags 494 Kinettes organize Feb.1 dime fund The first meeting of the year of Hensall Kinette Club was held Wednesday evening January 13 at the home of Mrs. Wm. Mickle with president Mrs. John Baker In the chair. She presented Mrs. Jack Drysdale with a s 11 v e r spoon for her new daughter Mary on behalf of the club. One prospective member, Mrs. Harold Caldwell, was present. Mrs. Harold Knight read a letter from their adopted Italian child 10-year-old Rosalba. Plans were discussed for the forthcoming March of Dimes Campaign Mr. Bruce R. Dodds, chair- man of the Board of the South Western Ontario Branch of the Rehabilitation Foundation tor the Disabled announced that the objective for this branch in the 1965 March Of Dimes campaign Brown Bear No. 1 Pasteurized HONEY 2 lb. container 59C will be $'72,000.00. A total of $58,629.00 was bud- geted for Branch expense in 1964, and it now appears that this amount will be spent by the year end. The sum of $65,- 840.00 was raised in the 1964 campaign to cover these costs of providing rehabilitation ser- vices for the disabled adults in this branch area. The branch covers the coun- ties of Essex, Elgin, Huron, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex, Norfolk and Oxford. Mrs. Grant MacGregor is the Chief March- ing Mother for the Village of Hensall. The blitz of the town will take place on Monday evening Feb. 1 at 7 pm. Any volunteers may contact Mrs. Bob Caldwell, phone 262-2086. 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