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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-04-28, Page 5Henson and district news. CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs, Maude .Hedden, Phone 2.04,200g Mrs. .Bertha MacGregor, .Phene. 202025 Hold election of officers at Kippen East annual meet Research and Current Events, Mrs. Robt Kinsman, Mrs. Wm, Gibson; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse; Public Re- lations, Mrs. Harry Caldwell; branch directors, Mrs. Joyce Cooper, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs. Glenn Bell; sunshine con- vener, Mrs. Wm. Kyle; curator, Mrs, Alex McGregor; resolu- tions, Mrs. Ken McKay; sewing, Mrs. Alex McGregor; pianist, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; assistant, Mrs. John Sinclair; auditors, Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Mrs. E. White- house; area delegate, Mrs. Harry Caldwell. $111111t11111fll iiiiiiiii lllll ! lll .011111111111110111111111,11 llllllllllll l.,., 1111111M llllll 111.11 Hensall personals 01111111101111101H11,111111M111.1111,11fl0filn lllllllll 101111114M U„ 11.,, Ill ll I llllllllll 111111111111111111111111 lllllll 1 Saturday, April 30 will be Guide Cookie Day when the Guides and Brownies will call at your homes. Mr and Mrs Laird Mickle spent Friday in Hamilton and attended the concert Friday evening pre- sented by the members of the choir and concert band of the Westdale Secondary School, Charles Mickle and M r s. P. Hepner, both teachers at the school, were the organizers of the choir and conducted it. Mr and Mrs Lorne Eller of Toronto, visited for a few days with Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Miss Ann Lawrence of London was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Hilliard Lawrence. Mrs. Janet MacKinnon, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital for the past week, re- turned to her home Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. John Corbett and Al were recent visitors with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons at Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren of Oakville visited over the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod. Mr. & Mrs. William Baker and family visited recently with Mrs. Baker's father, Mr. Wood- burn at Greenway. Mrs. E. Ellis of Clinton spent the past two weeks with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. & Mrs, F. G. Bonthron returned home after spending the winter months in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil VanHorne of Grand Bend were recent visi- tors with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Flynn and Lorie. Give annual reports at Crediton WI meet By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR CREDITON The Crediton WI met for their annual meeting Wednesday even- ing April 20. Following the var- ious annual reports, Mrs. Ed. Lamport displayed the district and Crediton Tweedsmuir books. The Hospital Auxiliary report was given by Mrs. Rudolph. An invitation was extended to South Huron Women's Institutes to come to Crediton for the District Annual in 1967. Mrs. Earl Neil reported on the pro- gress of plans for the plowing match in October. It was voted to hold another barbecue in Aug- ust and it was decided to con- tinue the scrap books of local news items. The report of the nominating committee was read by Mrs. Alf Smith. Mrs. Earl Neil convened for the installation of the new officers. Past Presi- dent is Mrs. Earl Neil; Acting president, Mrs. Lorne Hodge; vice presidents, Mrs. Ross Krue- ger, Mrs. Earl Haist; secretary, Mrs. Bruce Shapton; assistant, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; treasurer, Mrs. Walter Weber; assistant, Mrs. Charles Browning; district director, Mrs. Earl Neil; alter- nate, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; branch directors, Mrs. R. Molit- or, Mrs. Alf Smith, Mrs. Oscar Pfaff; auditors, Mrs. Irvine F ink- beiner, Mrs. F. W. Morlock; pianists, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner. Committee conveners; nomin- ating, branch directors; ways and means, Mrs. Art Attfield; good cheer, Mrs. John Buxton; curator, Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Earl Haist; agriculture and Canadian industry, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; citizenship and educa- tion, Mrs. John Morrissey; home economics and health, Mrs. Earl Shapton; public relations, Mrs. Ross Haugh; resolutions, M r s. The Canadian and American Red Cross have a reciprocal agreement to supply free blood to tourists who may need trans- fusions while visiting in their neighbouring countries. Art Attfield; historical research and current events, Mrs. Earl Haist, It was decided for the WI to be responsible for the Cancer Can- vass. The program opened with the singing of 0 Canada followed by motto ""Whither are we going?" given by Mrs. W. D. Mack. The report on Scout work was given by Mrs. Lorne Hodge who also gave a reading. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Walter Weber, Mrs. Ru- dolph, Mrs. Lorne Hodge, Mrs. John Buxton, Mrs. Russell King, Mrs. F. W. Morlock. PERSONALS Rev. & Mrs. Howard Zurbrigg, Mrs. Gordon Ratz, Mrs. Ervin Ratz, and Mrs. Lloyd Hey left Tuesday to attend the WSWS con- vention at Palmer Rapids. Mr. Austin Hey of Detroit spent a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey. Leave your donations for the hospital rummage sale at the Crediton Community Centre Thursday April 28 from 4 to 7 pm. Weekend visitors with Mr, & Mrs. C ha r i e s Browning were Miss Carol Kennedy and Mr. John Matthews of Norwich. Mr. Garfield Hill is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. n.„rliulti of LUILI Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware DIAL 262-2015 HENSALL ansmulumnintum lllllll lllllllllllll iiiininoininsulunokinpuminiumininium lllllll llllll llllllll inu Hensall Store Hours TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY SATURDAY — OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. FRIDAY — OPEN 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY This change is clue to the new Government 48 hour working week. HENSALL BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION liiiilllrtupi Mrs Vern Alderdice occupied the chair at the annual meeting of Kippen East WI held at the home of Mrs Robert Gemrnell with Mrs Stewart Pepper acting as co- hostess. The roll call was an- swered with payment of fees. Mrs W. J. F. Bell reported the April District Board meeting held in Hensall. President Mrs Alder- dice reported the load of food, furniture and clothing given to a family, who were burned out, and thanked the leaders of the girls' 4-H Clubs. Mr W. J. F. Bell conducted the election of officers after Mrs Glenn Bell brought in the slate. Mrs Grant MacLean was installed as president and conducted the remainder of the meeting. Her opening address and a humorous reading augers well for the future of Kippen East WI under her leadership. Mrs Doug McGregor read a poem and Mrs Alex Mc- Gregor gave the history of Tuckersmith. Mrs W. J. F. Bell and Mrs Harry Caldwell under the direction of Mrs Ross Broad- foot, demonstrated some old time dances. The attendance contest will be continued with Mrs Alex McGregor and Mrs Wm Gibson as leaders. Mrs Wm Bell and Mrs June Cooper volunteered to ar- range a bus trip this spring. Slate of officers for 1966-6'7 is: honorary president, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; president, Mrs, Grant MacLean; vice-presidents, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Robert Bell; secretary, Mrs. James Drummond; treasurer, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; district direct- or, Mrs. Alderdice, alternate, Mrs. John Sinclair; Standing committees conven- ers: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Cecil Pullman, Mrs. Charles Eyre; Citizen and Education, Mrs. John McGregor, Mrs. Doug McGregor; Historical Great Ontario Adventure Vacations Champlain Country From the historic Ottawa River to island-dotted Georgian Bay, the forests are Olympian, the rock outcrops gargantuan, the river valleys gouged out by ancient glaciers. Here, you'll understand the heroic inspiration that led Samuel de Champlain westward to Lake Huron more than three centuries ago. As well, you'll find an infinite variety of holiday pleasures. In the nation's capital there's pomp and panoply and cosmopolitan crowds. You can camp and canoe through Algonquin Park's 3000 square miles of unspoiled wilderness. At Sudbury's nickel mines you'll see smelter chimneys towering more than 600 feet high, And in the Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton Highlands you'll enjoy swimming, boating and fishing galore. There'll be plenty to satisfy everyone when you take your family on a Champlain Country Adventure Vacation. Make a start on planning your trip now, by mailing this coupon today, Ontario Department of Tourism & Information Province of Ontario, Department of Tourism & Information, Parliament Buildings, Room 2080 Toronto 2, Please Send me complete information on a Champlain Country Adventure Vacation fit, *t Nemo AddreSS City_ ... ., Province ., Times-Advocate, April 28, 1966 Page $ The most complete Farm-Tailored Fertilizer program available With expanded warehouse facilities, C-I-L Fertilizer Dealers are now geared to give you even bet- ter service. 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TROPICANA COOKIES Maxwell House COFFEE 1 II% bag Deep Browned LIBBY'S BEANS 20 oz. tins HEINZ KETCHUP 11 oz. btle. JAVEX 64 oz. lug Heinz or Gerbers 43,i oz. jars Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 An Excellent film for a women's meeting The sound and colour film "Horn of Plenty" is available free for group showings. This 27-minute film is packed with information about Canada's annual fruit har- vest. Free colourful recipe folders showing many exciting new ways to serve Canada Choice canned fruit at home and for social e- vents, are available with the film. Make arrangements now for early showing. Call or write: R. FORD RALPH, Managing Director, ONTARIO TENDER FRUIT INSTITUTE, THE QUEENSWAY, TORONTO 15, ONTARIO. Phone 251.1371 had charge of the devotional and the scripture Incorporated in a very fine paper on "Life is a Gift", followed by a story, pray- er. Mrs. Currie gave a modern day parable on "Tips and Ti- thes", Miss Suzanne Rannie fav- ored with two solos accompanied at the piano by Mrs. J. Goddard. Mrs. Grant MacLean contributed a humorous reading. Mrs. E. Rowe introduced the guest speaker Mrs. W. G. Tiffin of Wingham, who is a wife, moth- er of four, teacher iniiighSchool and Sunday School besides being a devoted worker in the UCW. Mrs. Tiffin spoke on "The Un- comfortable Pew" and closed her address with an original poem. Mrs. Tiffin said that "resis- tance to Christianity is becoming greater and pagan religions are becoming stronger." Mrs. Elder asked how members can be en- ticed to attend meetings. It was brought out that very few women in the 20-30 age group ever attend a UCW meeting although they are committed church members. Mrs, E. Chipchase reported a bale is to be packed the first week in June. The roll call showed 46 mem- bers present. Unit 2 served lunch. /A" YOU'RE SNOOP/N' ArOR FOOD 8AR6A/NS "461.441116 - Varied program for UCW general meeting Mrs. Harold Currie opened the UCW general meeting with a poem on stewardship followed by prayer. Mrs. Walter Spencer Hensall group host jamboree Hens all children's square dance group will be host for the Junior South Western Ontario Spring square dance jamboree to be held at Hensall Arena Friday evening April 29 from '7,30 to 10 with three hundred dancers, 6 to 18 years, taking part from Lon- don, St. Thomas, Byron, Tillson- burg, Thamesford, Centralia, Clinton, Hensall, Zurich and Exeter. This association was started three and a half years ago, Earl Bowles, Instructor of Radar and Communications CFB Station, Clinton, is president. This jamboree is open to the public. St. Pauls W.A. hear report At the April 20th meeting of St. Paul's Anglican WA which was held at the home of Mrs Tom Lavender, the rector, Rev. J. P. Gandon reviewed a further chap- ter of the study book ‘‘Let God Go Free” dealing with the dif- ferent denominations. Mrs Annie Reid, who attended the annual WA meeting in London April 19, gave an account of the sessions. The smorgasbord held April 16 proved very successful. Walton girl to show slides Miss Linda Somerville of Wal- ton, United Nations Student, will narrate and show colored pic- tures of her UN trip to New York City, at Amber Rebekah Lodge Hall, Hensall, Wednesday, May 4 at 8;30 p.m. to which Odufellows, Rebekahs and their families will be welcome. Deputy president visits lodge Mrs. Edna Caldwell,Hensall, District Deputy President, paid her offcial visit to Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge last Wednesday evening. A banquet in James Street United Church in her honor at- tended by 50 Rebekah members preceded the meeting, which was held in the Lodge rooms. Pork or Beef Liver 330 Sausage Meat .6 .49 2 lbs. Ground Beef 790 2 lbs . Wieners 890 Fresh Side Pork lb. 490 Blade or Chuck Roast lb. 550 L's HENSALL UPER AVE MARKETS