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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-16, Page 7MR. AND Ans. RUSSELL F RRATT Here First For All Your CARPET and VINYL Flooring Needs BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED Hensall Phone 2624418 Mark golden wedding of Hensall area couple Mr. & Mrs. Russell Erratt, Hensall, celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary Friday. A dinner was held by the family, Saturday at Goshen United Church, Many friends and relatives also called at their home to extend congratulations and best wishes. They were married at the Varna manse on October 10, 1925; by the late Rev, J.J, Durrand. Mrs, Erratt is the former Pearl Stephenson, daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs, David Stephenson, Varna. Mr. Erratt is the son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Henry Erratt, also of Varna, Following their honeymoon to SNOWMOBILE SUITS s lr Toronto and Niagara Falls they farmed on the Babylon line in Stanley township until 1967, when they retired, taking up residence in Hensall. The couple have one daughter, Helen, Mrs, Bill Taylor of Varna and five grandchildren. Mr. & Mrs, Erratt are both members of the Hensall United Church. Ladies' SKI $1095 JACKETS Honoured on • anniversary Children's Winter Jackets S1 195 '1495 9795 Queensway highlights Birthday greetings to Neil Regan who will celebrate his birthday on October 17. Rev, Van Essen of Exeter conducted the church service on Tuesday, Mrs. Van Essen ac- companied him to the home. Mrs, Margaret Larson, Mrs. Buela Smith, Mrs, Belle Reid and Bill Parker, Bayfield, visited the latter's sister, Clara Feather- ston. Mrs. Shirley Prouty of Exeter visited with LynnLatimore, Roy McDonald and Alex Barrett. Mrs. Roy McDonald of Exeter visited her husband Roy McDonald. Mr, & Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Sararas, Toronto and Mrs, Edna Caldwell of Exeter visited their mother, Mrs. E. Sararas, Cora Alcock was visited by Mrs. Mitchell, Brussels and Mrs. Lillian Beer, Ila Dunn, Greta and Amy Lammie visited with Vera Lammie, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander visited with Mrs, Sararas, Mrs. Lavery, Mrs, Lammie and Mrs. Smillie, Mrs. Milton Lavery spent Sunday evening at the home of her son, Robert Lavery. Weekly visitors were Roy Parlmer, Wilbert Dilling, Mrs. Heywood, Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Schenk, Cathy Bell, Mrs. Faber and Milton Lavery. Miss Dorothy Farquhar, Toronto, visited over the holiday with her mother, Mrs. E. Farquhar. Mr. & Mrs. John Reid were entertained by their family on October 4 with a small dinner party at the Bayview Inn, St. Joseph and later at a reception at the Hensall Legion Hall to celebrate their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. About thirty couples danced to music provided by disc jockey Bob Duard, and the couple were presented with a beautiful coloured family group photograph and two bouquets of flowers, gifts from the family and friends. present. OPEN TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY Formerly Taylor Ladies' Wear Legion Auxiliary plan Xmas party The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting Tuesday evening in the Legion hall with Mrs. Mona Campbell in charge. The members decided to have a "Christmas Party" for the children on December 7. and also to have the draw for the "Christmas Money Doll." They will be canvassing for the Institute for the Blind. The mystery prize was won by Gerry Chappel; the guessing prize by Joan Beierling; and the at- tendance prize by Iva Reid. egad oceufil Hensall 4-H Clubs elect officers Hensall 1 and 2 4H Clubs met Tuesday evening at the United Church. Officers elected were: president Dorothy Van Esbroech, secretary Vicky Mann, treasurer Janet Bilcke, telephone girls Nancy McCurdy and Sandra Tower. Bread making techniques were discussed and the making of Whole Wheat Freezer Bread was demonstrated. Various names for the clubs were discussed and the fees were collected. Rev. W. ID. Jarvis conducted Thanksgiving service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The auditorium was decorated in keeping with the holiday. The choir sang an anthem under the direction of the organist, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. There will be no Sunday service on October 19 owing to anniversary service in Caven Church, Exeter. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mrs. Sadie Wren of Kipper) visited recently with Mrs. Hazel Long of Lee Manor, Owen Sound, THE RON'S HEALTH CENTRE HENSALL HENSALL 5( to 9 STORE HENSALL BEANPOT (Formerly Reid's Rest.) Open Daily Mort. - Fri. 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturdays 10:00 aim. to 8:00 p.m, Feofuring • DeliciousDaily Specials 9 Pure Beef Hamburgers • Home Baked Pies • Fish & Chips — Fried Chicken TAKE-OUT ORDERS Jason,. 8 A n Outfit Servir WITHOUT BOY Jason says "Kids like shopping here, Moms & 'bads too" 262-2719 Highway No. 4, Honsaii