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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1950-12-08, Page 6�.x Ilt is A • TIM IIURO,N EXPOSITOR PIPPOP 1,. F.. stn. E. W. I. Hears tory of Fine China e *oilzn , Sinclair was 'llosteen iiPpen East Women's Inti e at her home for the November ;8ti1g on Thursday. With Mrs. McLean in the chair, the meet - 'Opened by singing the Institute followed by the Lord's Prayer in�nn3.sos�. "All joined in singing, "The Maple, Leaf Forever." Roll NOTICE ! Salvage WANTED LOUIS HILDEBRAND WE WILL PICK UP Iron and All Kinds of Metal, Rage Highest Cash Prices paid. call, "Give a reason why a wife should work in the fields with her husband, or why she should not," was answered! by 24 members. There were also a number of visi- tors present. Minutes of the last meeting were approved as read. A financial report on the beuchre and dance of November 10 was given. 'Phe next dance is the Christmas dance, which will be held on Dec. 22 in the Hensel' Town Hall with the group from the second in charge. Will all those now shaving books of the Huron County Travelling Library please have same is to Kyle's store before Dec. 2, as theY are to be changed and a new lot will be left. It was moved that the Institute send boxes to one of our own local D!, N Litt "EXTRA GRIP" TIRES Available in all popular sizes for cars and trucks. Miller and Wilbee Corner of Main & Goderich Sts. ba s, Ber u rc1 .SandtAFdf w o. fortunately conflated" to the hosPi- taL The December meeting, which is the ,Ohris.tmas mseetiing, was dils- cussed and the members are asked to take to the Meeting a email gift not exceeding HiQ' cents in value, for an exchange among the members. The collection will be for the Gode- rich Children's Aid. The secretary, Mrs. R. Chapman, read a letter concerning the short course on Work Shop and Home Crafts. A thank -you letter was read from Mrs. Harry Caldwell for the privilege of being allowed to enjoy the bus trip to Toronto, and the Institute gratefully acknowledg- ed a donation of five dollars from Mrs. Caldwell for funds. A letter of appreciation from the Broadfoot family was read. The members regret very much the unfortunate accident suffered by Mrs. Peck, and hope it will not be too long before she is able to meet with us again. Mrs. Willsmith, from Exeter, gave a very interesting talk on the history of china and pottery. She displayed throughout her talk some lovely pieces, and she warned, that each take care of her own cherish- ed pieces and not to burden any- one ease with its care. She told the eery beautiful story behind the Blue Willow pattern and concluded her talk with a humorous verse. A vocal duet by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Gackstetter was much enjoy- ed. A quiz, "Who's 'Who in Can- ada." was conducted by Mrs. Alex- ander. lesander. 'Phe I. Air• •MAti 1,,t, 9 *IPV. 4P, was present and spoke a few words to the ladles. He was much ap- preciated. A report from the dis- trict director, Mrs. C. Eyre, was given on the meeting at Crediton on Nov. 22, A vote of thanks to the speakers and: those taking part was moved by Miss Margaret .McKay and to the hostess by Mrs. W. McLean. The meeting closed with "God Save the King." A delicious. lunch was served by the hostess and her com- mittee. CONSTANCE Mr. and 'Mrs. Borden Brown and daughters, Joyce and Elaine, were recent guests to dinner with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, at Allan Park, and to supper with Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. George Campbell and lir. Campbell. The W.M.S. of. Constance 'Unit- ed Church held their Christmas concert on Wednesday, when an entertaining program was present- ed.. 0111.111Min. ANN CLINTON A very sudcessful bazaar was held in the council chamber on Saturday, Dec. 2, by the W.A. and Girls' Club of Ontario St. 'Church. The home baking booth, under the direction of Mrs. N. Carter and• Mrs. 'M. Wiltse, was well stocked and well patronized, as was the TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR — for — REPAIRS TO ALL RADIOS • TUBES • BATTERIES • AERIALS • ETC. Rogers -Majestic and Sparton Radios Highest trade-in allowances. Opposite Dick House = Phone 347-R, Seaforth eap4( ST. COLUM:B'AN WEDDING. ishan.'. Mrs. H. 4 . Bell cedant- ed the wors4tp Period; pti e rearing was read .by Nr, '11l,enn, Beit, and Mrs, Robert Simpson fav- orad: with., a reading. Mill/;. ROY Bell. presented an interesting, art- icle from Glad Tiding* relative. to the recent council held in Guelph. Mrs. Frei; Peters gave an article from the Presbyterian Record, and Mrs. A. W. Kerslake presented re- marks from the Presbyterian - Rec- ord. Chimpanzees sometimes.perform a kind of dance, SURGE MILKERS DAIRY MAID ,dot Water • Heaters Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coyne McDaid, shown after their mar- riage in St, Columban Church, St. Columban. The bride, for- merly Josephine Marie Lane, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Lane, R.R. 5, Seaforth, The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDaid. The couple will reside in Kitchener. home produce booth under the di- rection of Mrs..Shobbrook and Mrs. C. Stewart. Mrs. A. J. McMurray and Miss E. Plumsteel had oharge TRarE SAI REG 'Economical-'• , , refreshment 6 sfingSps / f.1 0r/i/. tosississSitsisititiiit FORD CUSTOM DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN • White rldewall tires and fender skirts, optional at extra seat. 1 6 fr' fore for feature...finer b vuf/.r?cY r i:f' Now "step -ahead" engineering brings you 43forward- look:ngadvance- ments to put the '51 Ford far out front in beauty, performance, comfort and economy. For instance: Completely new instrument panel with "Chaim - hied" instrument cluster and "Glow - Cup" controls. New Automatic Ride Control that regulates itself to all road conditions. New Automatic Mileage Maker for even greater economy with famous 100 -Hp. V-8 performance. New "Luxury Lounge" interiors fea- turing a new front seat with Auto- matic Posture ControL And the spacious "Deep Deck" luggage Radio listening you'll enjoy.. .; ✓s afar .�lrrW/Tr, + r. %SS,r Y'' f Y X.9•; � O" / n/. � i� v locker has a new "Magic Lift" Lid ... with new Key -Release latch for easy one -hand opening. Yes, there are 43 new "look -ahead" features like these in „the new '51 Ford .. - along with famous, proven quality advantages like "King -Size" Hydraulic Brakes, "Hydra -Coil" in- dependent front wheel springing, and that easy-going "Mid -Ship" ride. Just see it, "Test -Drive" it and you'll agree ... "Feature for feature, Ford's finer by far". You'll see and fed new quality, new value, new beauty that tell you you can pay more but you can't buy better! . "Ford Theatre" every Friday night stFRIDAY at jour FORD dealers A PRODUCT OF FORD OF CANADA NEW "LUXURY -LOUNGE" INTERIORS feature new appointments, fabrics, colours ...and the fine quality of non -sag, foam -rubber covered front seat springs. NEW INSTRUMENT PANEL New "Glow -Cup" controls ... "Chanalited" instrument lus- ter and new Key -Turn rung . feature the complete " new, stunningly styled ins ment panel with satin silver sur nal. FORD. STEPS AHEAD WITH 43 NEW "LOOK -AHEAD' FEATURES ORS of the apron booth, where a good- ly sum was realized. Mrs. D. Free- man, Mrs. Murch and Mrs. Olde were in charge of the home-made candy booth, where over $40 was realized from the sale of good Christmas candy. The tea room was ably looked after by Mrs. J. Radford and her committee. Sand- wiches, cookies and tea were serv- ed to afternoon tea guests. Fancy work, knitted goods, dolls, teddy bears and quilts were under the direction of Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes and Miss L. Grant. This is the last achievement for the year and was a decided success in all phases. The W.A. held its December meeting in the church hall on Tuesday, when the new slate of of- ficers was brought in and other business for the year wound up. Master Brian Gibbings, of Strat- ford, and Miss M. Gibbings, of Dundas, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gib- bings. Mr. E. J. Jenkins, of Ottawa, and, Dr. George Jenkins, of London, were callers on the former's broth- er, Mr. Rees Jenkins, and other rel- atives on Saturday last. Mr. and. Mrs. Engel, of Michigan, have returned to 'Clinton for the winter months. Two very inspiring missionary sermons were preached in Ontario St. Church on Sunday, Dec. 3. In the morning Miss Sybil .Courtice, returned missionary from Japan and author of the W.M.S. study book, "The Church °Re-enters Ja- pan," spoke from Genesis 11:1. In the evening Rev. S. Brenton, of Londesboro, delivered a 'wonderful sermon on Christian Strategy from Ezekiel 2:1: "Stand upon thy feet and I will speak unto thee." EGMONDVILLE Miss Minnie Proctor has sold her house and lot on Main St. to Mr. Mervyn Nott, who gets immediate -possession. Miss Proctor has mov- ed to Clinton. Mr. Roy McMane has disposed of his property to Mr. Thomas Ad- adms, who gets possession March 1, 1951. Mr. McMane has not de- cided where he .will locate. Mr. and Mrs. James Finlayson have moved into their new home across from the church. We wel- come theta and wish them many years of comfort and happiness in their new home. Miss 'Mayme Watson, Reg.N., of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, spent the week -end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boyce, Bruce - field visitedwi latter's th, the lett r s sis- ter, Mrs. David J. Stephenson, ov- er the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClinchey and family, of Stanley, spent Sun- day with 'Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson. Miss Laura McMillan, of Toron- to, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. W. F. McMillan: HENSALIA At an executive meeting of the Sunday School teachers and offi- cers of the United Church, beid Monday night, Dec. 4, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Rogers, Christmas plans were discussed. Rev. Rogers; chairman, was as- sisted ,by Mr. Jack Corbett, super- intendent, do .Sunday morning, Dec. 17, during the Sunday School session, starting at 10 a.m., a mis- sionary film will be presented. white gift collection will be receiv- ed. The Sun4y 'School Christmas• "oncert will be Tuesday night, Dec. 19, in the sohoolroom of the church. An interesting' program, under the direction of the teach- ers, Is being 'planned: The many friends of Mrs. Mary McKaig, prominent resident, will regret to learn suffered a fall down the cellar steps on Sunday morn- ing. When found she was uncon- scious and at date of writing is still unconscious, Her sister, who has been an invalid for years, went to the tonie of Mrs. Inez McEwan for assistance, and medical aid was secured. Her daughter, Mrs. Chas, Salter, of Wingliam, is with her. .Hensel; stores will remain open On. 'Wednesday afternoons on De- eembeT 6, 13 andi 20, and will be open evenings of Dec., 21, 22 and Mrs. I'. 4. .7Rotithron was hostess for the Veiling Auxiliary of Car- ' O*reslyiter $fi (`ih'llroh, rJtlit6 Alma J. B. HIGGINS PHONE 56 r 2 : BAYFIELD Authorized Surge Service Dealer nr l �ihJ1.X: r•. Ilk a Or W� `Fl y itch_ rdiacove rex .Pk ppi a. btinule' -_ IY tido ra$Rt Ir, D. D, PreaeH tion. 1RuOU pop Oilinget,omtnr¢ ], medication ap, g peace and congers his cruel i4ctiinn m by y eczema, pimples. Trial b, ItathiMe's role; and other Itch troubles, Trial bottle 350 Fhlt application checks even the most laiena ttebdrAnOney been. Ask druggist for D. D- D. 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