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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-11-23, Page 5To Brighten Up Your Lighting See us! We will install modern flourescent fixtures. 255 HURON E. EXETER ELECTRICAL WIRING TV, RADIO AND SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS WE CAN HANDLE AU°, YOUR I fitilliffOS U 0 Other models to choose from of Crest Hardware HENSALL 262.2015 A small deposit will hold until Christmas sof iiiiiiii llllll SPECIAL (1 Only) STEREO AM/FM plus 2 short wave bands, 6 speakers, 4 tweeters and Grundig changer in a beautiful Walnut Cabinet Reg. 489,95 349** llllllllf111101 lllllll 011111{MISMIMIllin1141111411ltIlltIlIttlitli iiii ii 11 Tines-Advocate, .November 23, 190 Page $ Youths attend church rally Hensa and district news Crediton Institute display souvenirs CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedrien, Phone 102002 Mrs. Ber tha MacGregor, Phone 262-202$ gram in the fashion of Front Page Challenge was conducted for the identification of famous people in the Bible. Skits were presented and a film shown. Those who went to Stratford were Bill, Roger and Katherine Ratz, Julie and Kathie Schenk, Linda and Ricky Bowers, Linda Haugh, Barbara Pfaff, Darrell, Owen and Brian Finkbeiner, Carol Hendrick and Rev. and Mrs. Howard Zurbrigg. history of the SUB Church. Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mrs, Walter Weber gave reports of the con- vention held at London, and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins read a report prepared by Mrs. Lorne Hodge of the board meeting of South Huron District. During the business session members were reminded tobring to the next meeting on December 5 their Christmas treats for shut-ins, and to watch Country Calendar on December 17. The history of the seventy years of the Women'5 Institute is to be portrayed. Hostesses were Mrs. Earl Heist, Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Mrs. Maurice Beaver, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and Mrs. Ed Lamport. Kippen area ladies host past members Kippen East WI entertained former members on Wednesday November 15 in HuronCentennial School. The president, Mrs. Grant MacLean, chaired the meeting and welcomed the guests. .7 easnt 3; a (2);$ z z$03: Mrs.Sam King n oi prize, Mrs.13r (2), Mrs, Walter Weber, Gary Gibson (2), Chester Glanville and JoThnheFahner. jackpot was not won, Ac- cordingly the jackpot for No- vember 28 will be $35 in fifty calls, PROJECT TO BE COMPLETED .Early in the year Linda Haugh undertook a centennial project, that of getting a pen pal in each of the provinces and intheNerth- west Territories. The response was rather slow. A couple of weeks ago in "The Free Press Weekly" Linda published a plea for help in finishing the project before the end of the year. Re- sults have been gratifying. To date she has received fifty let- ters, and she is confident that her undertaking will be success- fully completed in 1967. BINGO WINNERS Tuesday evening November 14 Bingo, sponsored by the Com- munity Park and Hall Boards, was conducted In the Township Hall. Winners were; Full card for $5.00, Mrs. Lorne FInkbeiner; chickens, Mrs. C. Scott, Mrs. Ruby Molitor, Miss Susan Schenk, Harold Finkbeiner and Leslie ATTEND RALLY Sunday afternoon members of the EUB Youth Fellowship attend- ed the rally at Stratford, A pro- By MISS ELLA MQRLOCK The monthly meeting of the Women's Institute wes held Wed- nesday evening, November 15. Roll call was answered by pre- senting a centennial souvenir and telling where and how it had been acquired. All the articles brought were used to form adis- play, later in the meeting, Mrs, Earl Haist chaired the program, The motto '"Changes I Fore- see in the Next Hundred fears" was discussed by Mrs. Emmert' Fahrner, Mrs. Ed Lampert, Mrs. Wilfred Mack and Mrs. Earl Heist. Larry and Gary Gibson played accordion selections, in- cluding the number which had won for them first prize at Sarnia. For the current events topic Mrs. Wilfred Mack presented a history of the Ed Finkbeiner farm, Reverend Howard Zurbrigg, guest speaker, reviewed the Vets name life members Thursday evenineNovember 1G neighbours were invited to a shower in the Community Hall in honor of Miss Elaine Whitney. Mrs. Allen Pfaff and Mrs. Emile Ruggeber were hostesses, The Women's Institutelespon- eoring a short course "Eating with Yeast" to be held in the Community Hall Monday evening, November 27, at eight o'clock, Anyone who is interested is wel- come to attend, Mrs. William Gaiser and Mr. Everett Fahrner, who have been patients at St. Joseph's Hospital, have returned home. Mr.and. Mrs. Don Jory and family of Forest, and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Crocker and son of Lambeth were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Tilley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green- wood and family, Don Mills, were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Will Oestricher. Mr. and Mrs. James Leary, Mr. and Mrs. William Benninger, Mr. and Mrs. Roland i3umler, Miss Agnes Lamport and Mr. Wray Crittendoe were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Lamport. They came to Crediton to at- tend the wedding of Marilyn Gal- loway and Dennis Lamport. At a special meeting last Wed- nesday, the Hensall Branch 468 of the Royal Canadian Legion presented three of its members with life membership certificates and pins. The First World War Veterans are Harry Horton, P, L. Mc- Naughton and Orville Taylor, Presentation was made by Presi- dent E, R. Davis who thanked them for their long and loyal service to the Legion and Branch. It was also decided to hold a social and dance Saturday, November 25 at the Legion Hall. Seventy-one percent of the per- sons who read a newspaper read it page by page; twenty-seven percent read by scanning. Entertain guests at Chiselhurst Chiselhurst UCW had as their guests the ladies of the WMS and Marian Ritchie of Cromarty Presbyterian Church, alsO the UCW of Kippen and StaffaUnited Churches. President Mrs. R. Taylor Jr. extended a welcome to the guests. Mrs. Alf Ross conducted the wor- ship period, Mrs. Robert Simpson of Hen- sail was guest speaker, showing interesting slides on her trip to the British Isles. A quartette composed of Jean Cole, Shirley Brintnell, Janice Wright and Ruth Coleman sang two numbers. Mrs, Percy Harris Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs, Ben Stoneman were in charge of the social part of the evening. The November meeting of the Chiselhurst UCW took the form of a business meeting. The slate of officers for the new year was presented by Mrs, T. Brintnell, Life membership certificates were presented to Mrs. Thos Brintnell and Mrs. Clarence Coleman, the address read by Mrs. Earl Kinsman and pins presented by Mrs. Roy Mac- Donald and Mrs. Percy Harris to the ladies. Legion auxiliary visit at hospital Eleven members of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary together with ten members from Exeter Auxiliary motored to London by bus last Wednesday evening to entertain veterans at West- minster Hospital to an evening of bingo and prizes. Lunch was served. Taking the trip from Hensall were Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. Garnet Allan, Mrs. Clar- ence Reid, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. Wm Smale, Mrs. W. H. Bell, Mrs. Grant McClinchey, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Grant Bisback and Mrs. Jack Simmons. Bank manager gets new post Mr. V. M. Pyette, manager of the Bank of Montreal for the past five years left Monday of this week for his new appoint- ment as manager of the Bank of Montreal at Bellville. Mrs. Pyette and family hope to move within the very near future. The staff of the Bank held a presentation for Mr. Pyette at the Bank Friday evening and pre- sented him with a beautiful desk set. The roll call was answered by everyone present telling the year they joined Kippen East and some of the highlights they re- membered. Mrs. Wm Bell and Mrs. James Drummood reported on the Area Convention held in London, November 7 and 8th. Mrs. Grant MaoLean and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot conducted an In Memoriam service for departed members. Mrs. Wm Caldwell arranged a display of quilts and gave an interesting talk on the making of quilts, Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Douglas McGregor at- tended to registration and pre- sented each person with a rose corsage. Mrs. Wm Kyle and Mrs. Dave Triebner favored with three songs, Frances Kinsman gave a reading "When father papered the parlor" and Mrs. James Chal- mers gave the story of "Mother's problems with the School Bus." A play--"Wanted a Housekeep- er" was presented with Mrs. Wm Caldwell and Mrs. James Drummond in the leading roles, and Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Vern Alder- dice, Mrs. Robt. Bell, Mrs. Grant MacLean, Mrs. Joyce Cooper in the supporting roles. The cast of the play presented a square dance with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot doing the honors. In honor of from twenty five to thirty-two years of continuous service in Kippen East WI, Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mrs, John Sinclair, Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Wm Kyle, were presented with Centennial rose cups and saucers. A penny sale was conducted by Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Ken McKay. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Campbell Eyre and Mrs. Wm Caldwell and the committee in charge of Mrs. Ross Sararas. Students at public schools throughout the district are getting special instruction from the Exeter Ontario Provincial Police detachmenton safety rules and correct driving procedures. Above, Ralph Bender and Ellen Greb of Stephen Central school are placing cars in the proper position on a make-believe highway drawn on the gymnasium floor. Constable John Wright of the local detachment is checking the score in a safety contest between boys and girls of a combined grade 5 and 6 class, Incidentally, the girls won. T-A photo Hensall personals Mr. & Mrs. Bev Beaton were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. William Green, Mr. Jim Bengough is a patient in Clinton Community Hospital. Mr. Rudy Petske who has been a patient at Victoria Hospital, London, for the past five weeks has returned home. ELECTS PRESIDENT Mrs. Jim Bell was nominated president for 1968 at the meeting of the Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church held Mon- day evening. Mrs. Bell accepted the office of president. The worship period the theme "To Take Time') was taken by Mrs. Harold Knight and Mrs. John Baker. President Mrs. Robt Bell thanked all who helped her with the tea tables at their recent bazaar November 4, and asked all members to be present to help with Christmas decorations December 16. CANNED HAMS NYLONS SEAMLESS MESH MAPLE LEAF 11'.LB. TIN $1.49 2 PAIRS 59 McLAREN'S 16-OZ. JAR WONDERFOOD 16-0Z, BAG PEANUT BUTTER, OR MARSHMALLOWS HONEY KRAFT LIQUID OR CHURNED CAKE MIXES RAISINS SULTANA 12-OZ. JAR DUNCAN HINES 19-0Z. LAYER TYPE 2-LB. BAG SLICED LB. ST EAKS OR ROASTS La. 59C RIB ROASTS PRIME 75C SAUSAGE PURE PORK 2,.,980 BEEF RIB BOILING LB. 35t SIDE PORK FRESH LB. 49C PORK LIVER LB. 29C COOKED HAM LB. 98C PiMiAtK BACON PCE. LB. 65< 7,4 INER) NUT CRUSH 434 2/54k 290 2/85 590 590 MARGARINE MONARCH (2-LBS. IN PLASTIC CONTA PICKLES ROSE BRAND 16.0Z. SWEET-MIXED, SWEET-RELISH 2/4155 OR BREAD & BUTTER Mrs. Albert Alexander is a patient in South Huron Hospital with a dislocated right shoulder and a fractured left wrist sus- tained in an accident in a fall Thursday. Mrs. Wilmer Adkins, a former resident of this district and the former Grace Upshall, fell down a flight of steps to the basement at her home Thursday fracturing both arms. She is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. C. L. Jinks is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mrs. George Hess is visiting at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.L, McCloy and family at Don Mills, while her daughter (Ruth) is re- covering from a major oper- ation in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brand (newly weds) are getting settled in the home they purchased from Mr. Hilliard Lawrence on Rich- mond St. S.. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook, Kathie, and Jill Drysdale, were in Toronto Saturday attending the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Utley and family of London were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh McEwen and family. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Chapman of St. Marys visited over the weekend with their par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and Rod. The Board of Managers of Car- mel Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 pm Thursday, Nov. 23 in the school room of the church. Mrs. Albert Alexander frac- tured her left arm, when she slipped on the street last Week, has been receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital, Exeter and was able to return home. Mrs. Bertha -.links is receiv- ing treatment in South Huron Hospital, Exeter; Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto were recent visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mrs. Tom Kyle Jr. left Mon- day by plane for Saskatoon to attend the funeral of her Sister Mrs, Charles Street, 30, who was killed in an accident, Friday night. Mrs. Street, the forrnee Eye Powers, leaves a husband and three children. Funeral ser- vices were held Tuesday, Nov, 21. The interior of the Legionliall is getting a new look and is be- ing redecorated both up and down stairs. Artists are Bryan Kyle and Ed Little. 2 BAGS $1 FROZEN FOOD PEAS SUPREME BRAND (2-LB. POLY BAG) PRODUCE TURNIPS ,, 1 ONT. 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