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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-11-13, Page 5• .k44 AUXILIARY PRESIDENT LAYS WREATH — Numerous wreaths were laid at the cenotaph at Hensall Sunday morning during Remembrance Day services. Above, Mrs. Garnet Allan, president of the Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary is representing her organization. T-A photo and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262.2002 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Times-Advocate, November 13, 1949 Pale .5 ON PARADE AT HENSALUS REMEMBRANCE CEREMONIES Automatic oven in a range that's budget town' ! FRIGIDAIRE Soles with Service I DRYSDALE eiteit HARDWARE Dial 262.2015 HENS ALL r • • NOTICE A carload of heifer calves will be arriving in Hensall in a few days. Any boy or girl wishing to feed calves for the Hensall-South Huron Agricultural Society contact any of the directors or secretary as soon as possible. In addition to the $4.00 prize money paid for each entry according to township grant, an additional prize of $6.00 for each entry will be paid by the fair board. Due to the present interest rate, boys and girls will be permitted to pay for their own calves if they wish through the fair board. P. L. McNAUGHTON Secretary, HENSALL Bonus Interest November 1 to November14! Money you move to a special savings account at Victoria and Grey Trust any time during the period November 1 to November 14 wilt receive full 6y4 % interest from. November 1. This up-to-two-weeks bonus gives your savings a substantial plus if you act now. Start saving today at Victoria and Grey. VG The senior Trust t'ontpaity devoted entirely to nerving tire people of Ontario. VICTORIA a„d GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 425 Main St. Exeter Cubed Stewing Beef Braising Ribs Smoked Rindless Side Bacon lb. 730 lb. 490 lb. 790 Centre Cut Loin Pork Chops lb. 790 Coleman Wieners 1 lb. Pkg. 490 Bologna by piece 350 sliced 390 Sirloin Or T-Bone Steak lb. 98c PRODUCE Canada No. 1 CABBAGE lb. 64 Fak. No. 1 INGES size 125 2 dozigq Canada Fancy SPY APPLES 51b. bags 2 bags 990 FROZEN FOODS FILLETS Ocean Perch 2 lbs. 830 -,*‘,,AMSKIMEMeggegl.MMEINEAMetiMIEN? WASMENOReh,,,, —111110.-- BRANr MUFFINS (seamless mesh) NYLONS Ge iInerG erci ic BULBS Mitchel I APPLE JUICE GMARGARIN E Nescafe instant COFFEE 6-oz. jar (deal pack) CRISCO Shortening (deal pack) Clark's BEANS Clark's SOU PS PINEAPPLE 14-oz, chunks or Slices Lux liquid DETE RGENT CORN N ISLETS 12 oz tins 24-oz. (Prepriced 694 5/8 90 $1.09 lb 35 4 4 tins $1 9 tins 1 6 tins $1 special 594 3/690 (regularly 6 /35d) 5 540 dozen 4 prs. $1 40,60,100-watt 4 bulbs 790 48-oz. tins 3/880 6 lbs. $ Franco-American SPAGHETTI 14-oz. tins (with pork in tomato sauce) 19-oz. tins 10-oz. tomato or vegetable James Petrie dies in London • James Andrew Petrie of Seaforth, passed away suddenly in Victoria Hospital, on Sunday November 9th. Surviving are a sister Miss Violet Petrie, London; a nephew Robert Allan, Brucefield; a niece Mrs. Murray • (Betty) Squire, Sarnia. He was unmarried. Private funeral services were held from Bonthron Funeral Home, Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. T.C. Mulholland of Seaforth. Burial was in Bairds Cemetery. A Masonic service was held at the Chapel Monday evening. The pallbearers were Joe Hugill, Scott Cluff, Arthur Wright, Ken Scott, Alex Chesney, and Bill Caldwell. Plan to knit for children At the November meeting of Unit 4 of the United Church Women of Hensall, Mrs. Harry Caldwell presented the study on China, and spoke of Christianity in China today, and the balance of nature. Christianity has been in China since 1807, Mrs. Sim Roobol had charge of the devotional on "Sufficient unto the Day." She was assisted by Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Grace Harpole rendered a piano solo. Mrs. James McAllister presided throughout the meeting. A total of 91 visits were reported. The bale was packed on Tuesday at 9 a.m. with quilting beginning at the same hour. Yarn was on hand and distributed to those wishing to knit articles for the Children's Aid. There was a request for used nylons for stuffing toys, and cards for scrap books. This unit will be responsible for the church flowers and nursery for the month of December. There will be a meeting of the General Executive in December and an invitation from Goshen UCW was announced for later this month. Mrs. John E. McEwen visited last week with her sister Mrs. Anna Keyes in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren and Jodi of Scarborough visited over the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. Doug Daley of London was a recent visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Mrs. Alma Hess who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, was able to return home this week. Mr. & Mrs. Herb Kercher and Ross were in Mitchell last week attending the funeral of their nephew the late Foster T. Fowler. The Huron Chapter of registered nurses are holding a Seminar on Communications in Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, December 3 and 4. Weekend visitors with Mrs. John Henderson and family were Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Pamela, Sheila, Keven and Scott of Bridgeport; Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Underwood of Gorrie. Mr. & Mrs. R.A. Orr spent Sunday with relatives in Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Don Rigby of 131enheim spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell and Mr, Stewart McQueen. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley entertained ten ladies at a dinner in her home Monday evening. The occasionWas the celebration of three of the guests birthdays. Seven of the ladies were over 80 and one was 91. A most enjoyable evening was spent playing cards. Mrs. Carl Payne, a delegate from the Hensall Women's Institute is attending the area convention at St. Thomas United Church in St. Thomas for two days. Mrs. Alma Hess who has been a patient in South Huron hospital has returned home. Miss Ann Mickle of London spent the weekend with her Rebekah Lodge install officers Noble Grand Mrs. Elgin Thompson assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Jack Taylor conducted the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening. Arrangements were made to drape the Charter on November 19 in memory of the late Mrs. Christine Allen, Past Assembly President of Ontario. A donation was voted to the Children's Shelter at Goderich to assist them with Christmas expenses. Past District Deputy President Mrs. Harold Parker assisted by Deputy Marshal Mrs. Alex MacBeath, Deputy Financial Secretary Mrs. Clarence Volland and Deputy Treasurer Mrs. Ernie Chipchase installed Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Financial Secretary; Mrs. Ed. Corbett, Treasurer and Mrs. R. A. Orr as Warden for the coming year. P.D.P. Mrs. Parker thanked all who assisted and extended greetings to the Noble Grand and officers for the new term, Past Jr. N.G. Mrs. Earl Campbell expressed thanks to the members for their co-operation during her term of office. Lodge concluded in the usual manner. parents, Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. Harold Bonthron returned home Wednesday of this week from a ten day, very enjoyable free trip sponsored by the Seally Mattress Co., to Tel-Aviv, Israel, and Athens, Greece. FAREWELL PARTY A farewell party was held at the home of Dave Kipfer for Bill Hoy prior to his departure for Cornwallis, N.S. for basic training in the Canadian Armed Forces. Eighteen of Bill's friends enjoyed a social evening, and a presentation of a purse of money was made to Bill by Mr. Eric Luther. Announcement This is to advise that I have re-opened my Practice of Law in Seaforth at 08 Goderich St., E. This is my residence and it is on the north side of No. 8 Highway immediately east of the big white house formerly owned by Dr. McMaster. Alvin W. Sillery Barrister, Solicitor Notary Public SEA FOATH Remember wars' dead The Exeter Legion Pipe Band led the parade on Sunday for members of the Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion, Legion Auxiliary, Guides and Brownies who attended worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church. The Rev. W. D, Jarvis was in charge of the service and delivered an inspiring message on "War and the Sixth Commandment." The choir sang an anthem "The Holy City" soloist being Garry Scholl, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall accompanied at the console. Service concluded at the Cenotaph where Mrs. Mary Taylor, a Silver Cross mother, placed the wreath for the province. Reeve Oliver Jaques placed the wreath for the Village and Councillor Jack Tinney placed a wreath for Hay Township. Legion president, Ted Roberts placed a wreath for the Legion. Other wreaths placed were: Ladies Auxiliary by President Mrs. Garnet Allen; Tuckersmith Township by Reeve Elgin Thompson; General Coach by Barrie Jackson Kinsmen and Kinettes by presidents Ron Wareing and Mrs. Harold Knight; Guides by Patty Van Wieren. Parade Marshal was Wilmer Dalrymple. Color Sergeant was James Taylor and Flag bearers for the Legion were Garnet Allan and W.M. Bell. Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs. R. Vanstone were Flag bearers for the Ladies Auxiliary —Continued from page 4 not made in situations where people feel they should. Take the recent visit to Seaforth by a motorcycle gang. There were those who thought the entire gang should be tossed into jail. However, we must remember the basis upon which the policeman must act. He must believe an offence has been committed and that the person arrested is the one who committed the crime. In the Seaforth situation, it was not a gang war in which all members were involved. Apparently only three or four were actually involved. Motorcycle gangs, similar to all other citizens, can only be put into jail for committing offences, and not merely on the basis of the company they keep. By the same token, we do suggest that sentences handed out to these people must be harsh to act as a deterrent in a situation which appears to be getting out of hand. The Eighth Regional meeting of the Huron-Perth Presbyterial for United Church Women was held in Kippen United Church, Nov. 4. Mrs. Edwin Miller, RR 3 Exeter, president, chaired the sessions and Mrs. Bill Thomson, Exeter, acted as secretary. Mrs. David Kyle conducted the worship service on the theme "Commitment, Concern and Community." Mrs. Robert Elgie of Kippen gave the address of welcome. Miss Ethel Gable of Zurich submitted the treasurer's report. An excellent skit was presented by Elimville UCW. Mrs. Harold Currie of Hensall presented the literature available for use in the church and home. Mrs. Clarke Kennedy, Grand Bend spoke on programing. Mrs. Tom Brintnell, of Chiselhurst UCW gave the dedication of the offering which was presented by the hostesses Mrs. Ken McKay and Mrs. Robert Kinsman of Kippen. Mrs. Mervin Tieman and Mrs. Gordon Bender of Dashwood entertained in song. A panel consisting of Mrs. Miner, Thames Road, Miss Gable, Mrs. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Sawyer (the recording secretary) and Mrs. McDonald answered the question box. A delicious turkey banquet was provided by Kippen UCW. The afternoon session commenced with a hymn, a quiz and a roll call showing members :.present from Centralia, Chiselhurst, Crediton, Dashwood, Elimville, Exeter, Grand Bend, Greenway, Hensall, Kippen, Thames Road, Zurich. A drama "The Convert" was presented by Mrs. Gerald Cann, Mrs. Art Webb, Mrs. Bob Keys of Grand Bend UCW. Mr. Roger Smith and Miss McColl of the London Rescue Mission spoke about both men's and women's need at the Mission. The Dedication prayer was given by Mrs. Menno Steckle of Zurich UCW. Mrs. Woodburn of Greenway UCW gave courtesy remarks. The closing worship was conducted by Mrs. Wellington Brock of Exeter. Rev. E. D. Stuart, Kippen, pronounced the benediction. In evaluating the day the Women decided to continue the Regional meeting. Nursing home receives license Harry Klungel, owner-administrator of the Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, received a provincial license from the Department of Health Tuesday. This license is issued to him subject to compliance with all regulations made under the Nursing Home Act. All nursing homes in Ontario are operating under a provisional license, until the home has been approved. The Queensway Nursing Home is one of the first to receive such a license in Ontario. Area church ladies at regional meeting • • Hensall personals