HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-14, Page 6Active in community
Prominent businessman dies
CORFIESPONDENTS
Mrs, Joyce Pepper, Phone 2622344
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2925.
HENSALL YOUNGSTER ON TV — Pirie Mitchell host on CFPL-TV talks to guest Karen Volland from
Hensall at a recent program taping. Karen who sings and plays the guitar performed on the show
"JUNIOR TALENT HOUR" can be seen Sundays at 9:30 a.m. on CFPL-TV, Channel 10.
Ladies organizations hold
Christmas meetings, social
Noble Grand Mrs. Irene Black- meeting of the Hensall Legion
well presided at the regular Ladies Auxiliary was held in the
meeting of Amber Rebekah Legion Hall December 5 with
Lodge Wednesday evening President Mrs. Mildred
assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Chalmers presiding. Final plans
Aldeen Volland, who reported for were made for the New Years
the visiting committee. Mrs. Eve dance, and also for the
Hazel Corbett reported for the banquet to be held soon.
Finance committee and Mrs. It was reported that plants had
Dorothy Corbett gave the been sent to Legion shut-in
Treasurer's report. members for Christmas. Tickets
A letter of thanks was received are available from any Legion
and donation to the C.N.I.B, Doll on which a draw will be Hensall from Eric Luther for the canvass Auxiliary member for the Money
Arrangements were made to made December 15. Mrs. 011ie
hold a euchre party in the local Kyle won the mystery prize and personals
hall January 12, 1973, Mrs. Jean Munn won the
Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath was guessing prize. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
appointed a representative to the Sunday afternoon, the Hensall Gwen and Michael Clinton
United Nations Pilgrimage Legion's Family Christmas party visited
,
recently with Mr. & Mrs.
meeting in Clinton. Mrs. Inez was held in the Legion Hall with a James Sangster and Bradley.
McEwen was appointed a good attendance.
Trustee. A.C.W. Meeting Mr. & Mrs. Mose Beckler,
Following the meeting The regular meeting of the Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Christmas carols were sung with A.C.W. of St. Paul's Anglican Ballantyne, London and Mr. &
Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath' at the Church was held at the home of Mrs. Len Erb, Hensall, motored
piano. Mrs. R.H. Middleton Monday Monday to Kouts, Indiana, where
A reading "an old-fashioned afternoon, following the en- they attended the funeral of the
Christmas" was given by Mrs, tertaining at the Queensway former's sister, Mrs. Annie
Margaret Consitt. Mary and Ida Nursing Home. Birky, nee Annie Beckler.
Ann Blackwell entertained with Mrs. G.A. Anderson opened the
pictures taken on their trip to meeting with the membersFlowers were placed in Carmel
Western Canada. prayer and the Lord's prayer.
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
in memory of the late Laird An exchange of Christmas gifts The business of the day was Mickle by his family. was followed by a social hour and vote
d to the current account of Mrs. M.A,C, Richardson who 4ttended to. A sum of money was
refreshments in the lower hall.'
,
the church to the mission ac has been a patient in South Huron Legion Ladies Auxiliary Hospital Exeter was able to count, and for treats for the shut- The December Christmas return home last week. ins.
The study was given by Mrs. D,
Windover. It was decided not to
have a January meeting, and the
next meeting will be held the
third Tuesday evening in
February.
Mrs. G.A. Anderson extended
an invitation from the A.C.W. of
Trivitt Memorial Exeter to a pot
luck supper.
We Fix
'Em All!
(Sharpening Too)
SNOWMOBILES ALSO
REPAIRED
ACK'S
SMALL
ENGINE
REPAIR
SERVICE
HENSALL 262-2103
107 Queen - One Block
North of Business Section
OPEN
Mon - 8:00 til 6:00
Tues., Wed„ Thurs., Fri.
8, Sat.
8:00 til 9:00
Sundays 1:00 til 5:00
WEEKEND SPECIALS
Dec. 13, 14 ; 15, 16
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit
all quantities on all advertised items.
PLEASE NOTE: This store will be open
every Monday during December
Prime Rib
Roasts of Beef
Fresh
Spare Ribs
Beef & Pork
Sausage
Sliced
Bologna
Freezer Ready
lb. 980
..790
lb. 550
390
Loins of Beef 890
Fresh
Ground Suet 290
Macaroni & Cheese
orChicken Loaf lb BO
4'
1894
each 294
2 /2 94
81b, bag 894
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
U.S. No. 1
Head Lettuce
U.S. No, 1 Green Slicing
Cucumbers
Canada Fancy MacIntosh
Apples
HOURS NEXT WEEK Dec. 18, 19, 20, 23 open til 6 p.m.
Dec. 21 & 22 open til 9 p.m.
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Prompt Watch And Clock Repairing
WORK GUARANTEED
HESS JEWELLERY 13.
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United Church Service election". A men's trio com-
At the Second Advent Service prised of Harry Horton, Wayne
of Worship in ilensall United Payne and Don Travers sang. 0)
Church Sunday morning, Rev. Sunday evening will he the White
Don Beck preached on the ser- Gift-Carol Service featuring both
mon topic "On winning the choirs.
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We Have A Fine Selection of 0.1
Diamonds • Wedding Rings
• Watches • Clocks
o.
• Cuckoo Clocks Barometers
For A 9.00 Purchase ... a tk;
Ernest Laird Mickle, Hensall
passed away in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, December 4,
1972 in his 76th year.
He was born in Ridgetown, son
of the late George T. and
Margaret (Laird) Mickle, and
came to Kippen in 1915 upon
completion of his high school
education. He was associated
with his father and brother in the
white bean and grain business in
the area and Ridgetown.
During World War I, he joined
the Royal Flying Corps and was
commissioned a Second
Lieutenant,
Later, he returned to the
business and the firm bought out
the Donald Urquhart business in
Hensall, where Mr, Mickle then
settled and carried out business
in Hensall, Kippen and
Brucefield.
A few years after his father's
death in 1950, the firm became
known as E.L. Mickle and Son.
Mr. Mickle was over 50 years in
the grain and bean industry.
He was a member of the
Hensall United Church,served in
many capacities and was an
elder for many years.
Before leaving Ridgetown he
was very interested in baseball
and played on a senior team there,
and did the same in Hensall in the
twenties. In the early thirities, he
managed and coached a team for
Suedes and leathers
Fur trims-all lengths
All season coats with
zip-in linings
For sports wear
Jean jackets
Pant suits
YARNS
Wheeling 4 oz. skeins
and Botany 2 oz. skeins.
several years and they won many
honors for Hensall,
Mr, Mickle was very interested
in War Service work and was
head of the War Saving Cer-
tificates for Huron County for a
number of years. He was also
chairman of the War Victory
Loan campaign for this area for
nine years, and was one of a
photo by Doerr
ERNEST LAIRDMICKLE
small group of men instrumental
in getting the arena and artificial
ice for the village.
Carmel Presbyterian church,
Hensall was the setting for the
marriage of Bevereley Anne
Randall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Randall, Hensall and
William Ross Bell Hensall son of
the late Mr. & Mrs. Roy Bell, on
December 9 1972.
Rev. Wilfred D, Jarvis per-
formed the ceremony and Mrs.
MalcolmDougall presided at the
organ.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a floor
length dress of white velvet. Her
shoulder length veil was held in
place with a pearl tiara. She
carried a nosegay of white
carnations.
The maid of honor was Mrs.
James Randall Jr. sister-in-law
of the bride wearing a floor
length dark green velvet dress
Mr. Mickle served on the
Exeter School Board for 19 years
and saw the building of the South
Huron District High School, and
la ter additions.
He was a former member of the
Hensall Curling Club and a Past
Master of Huron Masonic Lodge
No 224 A.F. and A.M.
Mr. Mickle is survived by his
wife, the former Dorothy Welsh;
three sons, William L. Hensall;
Charles T , Hamilton; Robert E.,
London; and two daughters, Mrs.
Ross (Betty) MacMillan,
Waterloo; and Mrs. Brian (Ann)
Collins, Kitchener,
He was the brother of Mrs.
Charles (Ida) Rhodes, Sylvania,
Ohio; Mrs. Robert (Margaret)
Stump, Long Beach, California
and was predeceased by one
brother Frank, 1956.
Funeral services were held in
the Hensall United Church,
December 7, 1972 with Rev.
Donald Beck and Rev. Harold
Currie, Sebringville, officiating.
Interment was in Hensall Union
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harold
Sturgis, London, Dr. Harvey
Cowen, Exeter, Jim McAllister,
Stanley Mitchell, Robert Mid-
dleton and Robert Reaburn,
Flower bearers and ushers
were Sam Rannie, Donald Joynt,
Walter Spencer, Bill Smith,
Harvey Keys and Jack Drysdale.
trimmed with white. -
The bridesmaids, Lorraine
Randall, sister of the bride and
Mrs. Bill Chipchase chose floor
length empire gowns of dark
green velvet. They carried
nosegays of yellow and white
carnations.
The groom was attended by Bill
Chipchase. Roy W. Bell, brother
of the groom and James Randall,
brother of the bride ushered.
The reception in the church
parlours was followed by a
reception and dance in the
Hensall Community Centre.
On their return from their
wedding trip they will reside at
Kippen.
Out of town guests were from
Dorchester, Sudbury, Huron
Park, Exeter and Kippen.
SINCE
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Watch on Christmas
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IT COSTS SO LITTLE MORE
TO GIVE A GIFT WITH THAT
SPECIAL QUALITY ONLY
BAI NT ONIS OFFER.
ladies' men's
garments garments
— Fur trimmed
— Shearling coats
— Full length dress coats
— Car coats, sports jackets
- Windbreakers
— Leather vests and shearling
vests
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
Hand-woven ties and
scarf and beret sets.
Fur mitts and hat sets.
Pair wed recently,
to reside in Kippen
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This Christmas
Give the reit
from Bainton's
ailttO Factory Outlet
our showroom.
in Blyth
See this beautiful, soft-blue
capeskin Dior-length coat
with Spanish lamb collar in
To the Citizens
of Hensall
You - confidence in returning us
to council is most appreciated. We
shall continue to work in the best
interests of all ratepayers in the
next two years.
Season's greetings to all and the
best in 1973.
Reeve John Baker
COUNCILLORS
Murray Baker
Leonard Erb
Harold Knight
Paul Neilands
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BLANKETS
Glen Leine satin-bound and
whipped edge blankets were
awarded the International Wool
Mark for Quality. Only at Bain-
ton's Old Mill will you find such
luxurious quality made from our
own selected super wools.
SPORT GLOVES
and MITTS
— Driving gloves
— Curling gloves
Golfgloves OPEN 9-6 Monday thru Thursday
Ski gloves and mitts 9-9 Friday and Saturday
- Snowmobile mitts
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Squirrel
Peanut Butter
31b. $1 .09
Nabob
Whipped Topping Mix 4.z. 2/89
Nabob
Lemon Pie Filling
8 1/2 oz. 294
Willards Four Roses
Chocolates
Assorted 14 oz. 894
Facelle Royale
Paper Towels
2 roll pack55(
McCormicks
Graham Wafers 13.L 2/794
Weston's Chocolate Mallow or Chocolate Eclairs
Cookies
5t14 oz.__5
Staffords
Cherry Pie Filling
19 „.2/954
Heinz Country Good
Onion Soup Mix 3 oz.2/494
Staffords
Apple Pie Filling
19 oz.2/694
Hostess
Potato Chips
10 oz.2/$1.00
Westons
Brown-n-Serve Rolls pac. 12'5 2/6 94
FROZEN FOOD
Summit
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