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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-28, Page 5Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle spent a few days last week visiting their daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan in Waterloo and while there at- tended the Artist's Mart in the Art Gallery. Their daughter was chairman of this years' exhibition. They also visited Dr. & Mrs. J.E. Spellman in Kit- chener, and Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fedy and family in Waterloo on Sunday. Mrs. Maud McKeon, England and Washington is visiting a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Payne. Mrs. Orville Smith is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Bert Horton visited over the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Allen Busche and family in London. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman visited last week with their son- in-law and daughter Mr. &.Mrs. Don MacLaren and family in Scarborough. 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McLean; the latest called, Mrs. A. McGregor; most missing but- Direct line to fire siren Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall has just installed a direct line from the home to the alarm system of the fire hall in Hensall. In case of fire, the siren will activate automatically. Installing team at Exeter meeting The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Wed- nesday evening with Mrs. Dorothy Beaton, Vice Grand, presiding in the absence of Mrs Olga Cliipchase, Noble Grand. She was assisted by Mrs.' Myrtle Orr, who reported for the Finance Committee. Mrs. Beaton reported for the visiting com- mittee. Following the regular business of the meeting, the District Deputy President, Mrs. Ruby Bell, and installing staff attended the meeting of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter and installed their officers. Special services at United church Sunday, at 11 a.m. both the Hensall and Chiselhurst congregations will combine for a special service in the Hensall Church sponsored by the United Church Women. Rev. Susan Seymour of Granton will be the guest speaker, with women of the two churches participating. Pam Sangster gets award Miss Pamela Sangster, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Sangster received her Ontario Scholarship at SALD.H.S. Friday evening. During the summer months Pam Was employed by the Department of the Environment in a field study program With the Junior Con- servationists and is presently studying Geology at Sir Sandford Fleming College in Lindsay. When I asked my class to write out the Ten Commandments, one boy put down, for the Fifth Commandment, "Humor thy father a n d thy mother," • • 5 45 3 99 4 95 4x8 HAZEL NUT 4x8 BEECHNUT 4x8 SAHARA OAK 4x8 SAGE BRUSH 4x8 MONTERRAY OAK HENSALL --262-2713 PANELLING — SEE OUR NEW PANELS FOR 1972 — One Will Suit Your Taste and Budget MANY OTHER PANELS ON DISPLAY photo by Engel MR. AND MRS. GERALD D. TRAQUAIR •s1 5 95 5.95 photo by Doerr MR. AND MRS. GRANT E. WALKER WEEKEND SPECIALS October 27, 28, 29, 30 kuinsinalmilinanimininnimaiiiiiinginaliniallinasinialimionisiimnisianinuitailisilliallaniandivonelionouninounainsounionunonismaimaionnausinanainuminounuomounillielinunnoommouninimonasuosonoulionnalusouoinum 4 lbs. 79t 854 18.oz. bottle 3/870 non-dairy coffee creamer 16-oz. MARGARINE B ord en's CREAMELLE Hunt's CATSUP 490 by pc. lb. 290 b. 490 lb. 590 lb. 980 b . 590 lb. 250 lb. 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Mrs. Botha Mogripari Phone 202-2025 .... • and district news Reverend Donald Beck of- ficiated at a ceremony in Hensall United Church, October 9, 1971, which united in marriage Bonnie Marie Kay and Grant Edward Walker. Parents of the young couple are Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Kay, London, and Mr. & Mrs, George Walker, Hensall, Mrs. John Turkheim, Zurich, played the wedding music on the organ and accompanied the soloist, Gary Scholl, London, The bride was escorted down the aisle by her father and wore a gown of white lagoda 'in empire style with Victorian neckline, A- line skirt and Juliette sleeves. It was trimmed with Swiss lace and pearls, The bridal costume was completed by a softly draping chapel length train and a Spanish mantilla. Her bouquet was of yellow roses. Her attendants were Rose Hottot, Nancy Kay, Ruth Everdell, Port Hope and Kathy Munn, They wore dresses of gold net over white peau de soi and carried yellow roses and white carnations. Richard Buchanan was best man, while Ralph Logan, Craig Chapman and Murray Walker Hensall personals Legion Hall the bride donned a gray and white jump suit with- matching long vest and red ac- cessories for a wedding trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Walker are residing at 1136 Adelaide Street, London. TRAQUAIR — SANGSTER October 16, in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, candelabra, and blue, mauve and white chrysanthemums provided the background for the marriage of Linda Carol Sangster to Gerald Douglas Traquair. Parents of the couple are Mr. & Mrs. John Sangster, Hensall, and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Traquair, RR 2, Kippen. Rev. Wilfred Jarvis officiated while Mrs. M. Dougall supplied traditional wedding music in addition to the theme songs from 'Exodus' and 'Romeo and Juliet,' - The bride, escorted by her father wore a gown of polyester crepe du charme featuring a daisy-appliqued bodice, A-line skirt and full sleeves. Flowing from a blue waist band the cathedral train displayed a double row of daisies. A blue and white floral headpiece completed the ensemble and she carried a spray of mauve mums, blue and white shasta daisies. Maid of honor for her cousin, Monica Peebles, and bridesmaids, Bonnie Sangster, sister of the bride, and Nancy Traquair, sister of the groom, were gowned alike in copen blue, polyester crepe creations with white crocheted lace pilgrim bibs and cuffs. They carried colonial clusters of blue, mauve and white shasta daisies. Best man for his brother was James Traquair, Edmonton, while Paul Munn, and Earl McNab, acted as ushers, Following the wedding dinner, held in the church parlour an evening reception in the Hensall Community Arena was held with music by the Ken Scott Orchestra. For a wedding trip to Cave City, Kentucky, the bride changed to a brown pantsuit with ivory crocheted trim. The newlyweds have taken up residence in their new home at RR 2, Kippen. tons, Mrs. A. Hoggarth; most agricultural looking, Mrs. J. Drummond; most dressed up, Mrs. D. Triebner. Jim Arnold, Huron County engineer and Bruce Love discussed pollution at it concerns agriculture and the use of pesticides. Mrs. D. Brodie gave the motto, "The peace of the world depends on food". The roll call was, "One way in which changing agriculture is changing our lives." Mrs. D. Adams gave reading "October's Bright Blue Weather" and Mrs. R. Bell conducted an action reading. The B & D children sang several songs. Reports were given by Mrs. if Caldwell and Mrs. R. Bell of the area convention and Mrs. M. Connolly and Mrs. Bell gave reports of the rally. Mrs. Alderdice reported an Home Economics and Health; Mrs. K. McKay , Citizenship and Education and Mrs. S. Pepper on Sewing with Knits. A donation was made to the Erland Lee Homestead and members were reminded of the banquet at Dashwood Industries. A silent auction followed the meeting. Mrs. R. Bell had charge of the business and Mrs. Brodie the program. Mrs. A. McGregor and Mrs. D. Adams were hostesses. Former resident dies in London William J. Harvey of London, formerly of the Hensall area, passed away October 21st at St. Joseph's Hospital. He was 67. Surviving are his wife, the former Irene Taylor; two brothers, Gordon and Ted of Michigan, U.S.A. one sister, Mrs. Harvey (Gladys) McLarnon of Seaforth. Public funeral services were held at Bonthron's Funeral Home, Sunday and were con- ducted by Rev., W.D. Jarvis. Interment was in Bairds cemetery, Dazzling Dairy Gals meet Kippen I Dazzling Dairy Gals met at the home of Jo Anne Van Wieren. At this meeting it was decided who would be in the achievement day skit, Karen. Ferris demonstrated how to make cheese cake and Maureen Connolly served skim milk for everyone's approval, Canvass ends October 31 Eric Luther has advised the CNIB canvass is scheduled to conclude by the end of October. .A number of rural area residents have not as yet sent in their donations. Please forward your donations as soon as possible to Mr. Luther at the Bank of Montreal, Hensall, Time:-Advocate, October 28, 1971 Pato 5 Shop in Hensall I appreciate and thank you for the support you have given me. Ken Duncan Liberal, Huron sail ushered the guests. After a reception at the Exeter Kipper, ladies enjoy come as you are party BALLMACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910