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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-23, Page 101 Th. Tim%Asivocsto, May 23, MT Visit The Kosy Korner Restaurant The. 'Week .9f- The FAIR POR MEALS AND LIGHT LUNCHES 'COSY KORNER W. J. Lee, Prop. PHONE 111 HENSALL Be Sure To See Us At The Fair! Why you should LOOK AT FIRST ...BEFORE YOU BUY ANY FORAGE HARVESTER Fee hes been building Wags hero ter 25 years . has consistently paced the field in new developments and improvements that have made forage harvesting faster. easier and more profitable. The I51 rex hes many Wotan& ins mow feettmes—Six Foot Mower Bar ...New Oscillating Drive for Sickle Bar. ...New Auger Feeder ... New Finger Tip Control Lift. ing Mechanism Single Drive Mechanism for 4/units ... One Pieceleed Apron ... and many others, COME IN AND LOOK AT FOX FIRST—THEN COMPARE ANY OTHER FORAGE HAR. VESTER WITH THE FOX. YOU'LL SOON SEE WHAT WE MEAN , WHEN WE SAY "FOX IS FIRST IN FORAGE HARVESTING." QUICK CHANGE— R, minors time is eat yes, need to.fit the 6) Fax As ANY FORAGE CROP. Lotter from Kippen• By MRS, NORMAN LONG .KIPPen Young Peoples The. -Young People met in the. Sunday school room on AfondaY. The devotional was taken by Marjorie Charters and Phyllis Lostell. Alr,..Keith Love, the praident introduced the guest speaker. Dr. Semple of Eginondville, whq gave an interesting topic. Ing was. used to make plans for Mrs, John. Heal. The business part .of the meet- Hensali And District News CORRESPONDENTS - 'Mrs. MAW'. Hedden, Phone 5 Mre, Archie McGregor, Phone. .6821•31... the YP's anniversary which is on May 26. The YP will hold their next meeting Monday evening May 27. Games were enjoyed under the direction. of Harold Parsons, Personal Items Mr. Peter Gridzak has been in a Sudbury hospital with an arm. injury, Mr, Arthur' Keyes and Mr. John Keyes, Varna, also• Mr. Ross Chapman, London, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowser). Mrs. Joe Ducharme and daugh- ter of Dashwood visited Monday afternoon witb the former's mo- ther, Mrs. James MeClymont. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cudmore and daughter of Kitchener ac- companied by Mr. Samuel Cud - more spent Monday afternoon n Kippen, Mr. Cudmore remain- ing at his home for a short time, Mr. James Webster of Amber Ley was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson, David and Patricia Moffatt. London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Moffatt, Mrs. Margaret Johnston of Tor- onto visited on Thursday eve- ning with her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ceoper. Anniversary services will be held Sunday, May 26 at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. in St., Andrews United Church. The 'speaker for the morninc"bservice will be Mr. Kenneth Ashton. of Clinton who is studying for the ministry. The Young People will conduct the evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes of London visited Sunday with Mrs. Stokes father, Mr. Robert Thom- son, Rev. Tavenor of Grand Bend was the guest speaker Sunday in St. Andrews United Church and has accepted. an invitation to preach for the month of June. Kippen Gun Club Shoot Heads Kinettes The following officers were ap- pointed for 19.57-58 .at the meet- ing of the Hensall Kinettes held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. Reaburn: past president, Mrs. Harold Knight; president, Mrs. John Heal; vice-president, Mrs, Frank Allwood; secretary, Mrs. Jack Drysdale; ' treasurer, Mrs. George Sawyer; registrar, .Afrs. William Alickle. Ales. Knight who chaired the meeting con- . ductde the election. Ten dollars was .donated to the flensall Kinsmen. for the cancer campaign which they are con- ducting in a blitz of the village on Tuesday May 21, Members are asked to bring an article for the pew arena au- ditorium kitchen to the next meet, ing. Guests were Mrs, Ralph Gett- ner, Mrs. Irvine Armstrong, and Mrs, Calvin 'Wein, from Exe- ter Kinette, Club. Mrs, Armstrong is the incoming Exeter presi- dent. Carmel Anniversary Large congregations attended anniversary services Sunday last at Carmel Church, when Rev, Glenn Campbell, minister of First Presbyterian Church, Sea - forth, was guest minister. The choir under direction of Mrs. Harold Bell contributed two an - The Kippen Gun Club will hold , 'its eighth annual trap shoot for the Venner Trophy Sunday,. May 2e, starting at 1 p.m. 'There will be two events: A 50 -bird ).6 -yard$ for the trophy, and a 25• -bird handicap with 'money options for any shooter wishing to play them. Annual meeting of the club will be held in the club house Friday, May 31, following a practise shoot. Hensa II Persona Is Mrs. Keith Lindsay of Thathes- ville spent the past:, week visit- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson. Mr. Keith Lindsay spent the holiday week- end here and was accompanied home by Mrs. Lindsay. Mothers ,-.Bros. Phone 321-W Exeter VITAMIN K FOR CHILDREN KUR-MOR Uset, in drinking water. Ste uo on hovi to use it. Middleton,s ' DRUG STORE Phone 20 'Hensel! Hannan t ttttt ttttt ttttt itiotonit tttttt omm ttt t ttttt ttttt tttttttt tttttt nommen tttttttt Bert Borland Invites You To See His Display Of Oliver Machines at the Hensall Spring Fair t tt ttt i t t ttt tt t tttt ttt t ttt AIM Plan Events For Fiddlers 1* Bible Students Hear Missionary. South Huron High School, Bible The Hensel], .Chamber of Cont- Club met Friday at South Huron gime Fiddlers' Contest AlQ111- District High School, Exeter, mittee met to :further arrange- and was addressed by Mr. Ken- ments for the Ontario Champion- neth Getty of Wingham, mis- sionary home on furlough Awl ship Fiddlers' contest for the „„,„a. London Free Press Trophy and 'um' Chamber of Commerce Trophy. Mrs. 'E. Watta.m a Grand Roy Jewell of CFPL-TV will Deed gave Musical selections. act ,as master of ceremonies for Miss Sharon Krause of Exeter was pianist for the choruses the evening. Enquiries and en- which were led by Miss Mona tries already have been received Desjardine of from distant points. Trick lid- .Grand Rend. Pres.: tiling will be a feature on the.Went Nelson McClinchey chair- ed the meeting. • card again this year, Pate for Ladies' Team Wins Trophy the contest bas been set for Fri- day, Alpe la at the local, Qom, The He. nsall Legion Auxiliary munity Memorial Arena, bowling teamcomposed of Mrs. Reads, Sews At 91 Years Airs. Sarah Glazier, on Wed- nesday, observed her 91st birth- day at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Robert Dayman, withm whoshe has made her home for the past three years. Making a splendid recovery Persanal Items Mr. and .Mrs. E, Hubbard of from a fall three years ago. in Toronto were weekend visitors which she suffered a fractured with the latter's mother, lUrs. hip, Mrs. Glazier is very active Sararus. for her years. Mrs. Mae Greer of London She is able to be visited during the past week with about and help her daughter her mother, Mrs. J. Bonthron. thems. Mrs, Malcolm Dougall with the household duties, does , Mrs. Margaret Vair of Bruce - considerable crocheting and he • and Miss Shirley Bell rendered f.iel.d ,was. a..,recent visitor with a duet and Mrs. William Brown favorite pastime is reba'ding he; Bible daily. net mum, ov,s. Louis Simpson, sang a solo. Sam Rennie, captain, Mrs. Jack Simmons, Mrs. Harold Bonthron, Mrs. Jim Taylor, Mrs. William Clement and Mrs. Robert Sangs- ter won the highest points at the Walkerton Ladies' Auxiliary bowling tournament on Wednes- day. They won a trophy.and each received a TV chair. Fifty teams competed. They have only been bowling two years. She was born In the Clinton Mrs, Minnie Sangster spent area and resided in Clinton for the weekend with members of Comments About forty years before corning here her family in Forest and Lucan. three years ago. Mr. and Mrs, George Hess • Cromart Members of her family include spent the weekend holiday with If Cour sons: Herb, Stratford; Wil- Mr, and Mrs. J, L, McCloy and liam, Harold and Alfred, Clin- family, Toronto. , rs.Day- Keith Lindsay,a t t at By MRS. K. McKELLAR ton; two daughters, Mrs. Edna ------...-------- Pickard, Dundas; and 11 the Bank of Montreal, Thames. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin man; 18 grandchildren and 14 ville, for the past two years, has Belmore, and their nephew, great-grandchildren. been transferred to the branch Dean Cornish, Seaforth, visited. A btrthday party was arranged at Napanee. Keith was formerly on Monday with Mr. and Airs. in her honor when some 15 on the staff of the Bank of Mon - Will Hamilton.• friends and neighbors were en- treat here. Mrs. Lindsay is the Mrs. Christina McKellar and tertained. Included on the. guest former Lois Henderson of Heli - with. . . Mrs. James Fulton. Mitchell, son, 92; Mrs, Bertha Pollard, of saTilh visited e toy monkey drawn for at list were Mrs. Annie Richard- • n- drew McLachlan on Thursday. Constance. 81, sister of Mrs, Brown's I.G.A. on Saturday night Mr. and . Mrs. Robert Laing Glazier'. In the evening mem- was won by Mrs. Annie Blatch- and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing bers of the family gathered for ' ford, • and Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. a social hour. Mrs. Glazier- was Rev. A. E. A. Menzies of Ailsa • 1 the recipient of many gifts and Craig was guest ininistgr at the Hamilton attended anniversary , congratulatory messages. services, at Munro On Sunday. i Personal Items Mrs. Rose Mitchell, visited on Thursday with her grandmother, Miss Amy Lammie, London; sary services. at Atha Craig. Mit. M. .Houghton. :Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie, Bob Mrs. Ralph.' McArthur of Col - Mrs. Wilmer Howitt,, Londes-I and Jean, Centralia and David :umbia Drive, RCAF Station Cen- boro spent a few .days last weekldRaayisleY' Toronto, visited on Sun- tralia, whet, suffered a fall dolfun with her • parents, Mr, and Mrs.! . with Miss Greta Lammie. basement steps at her home and Mr. and Mrs. A. Orr spent the who was confined to South Huron United Church Sunday morning, in the absence of Rev. C. 1). Daniel who conducted anniver- David Gardiner. i weekend with relatives in Han - Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott and over. family and Mrs. E. Moore spent I Kathy Henderson, little daugh- the * holiday weekend with Mr. I ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hender- and Mrs. Hugh Moore Lindsay, son, entertained several of her 1 Mrs. Moore remained for a visit little girl friends at a party at with her son and daughter-in-law. her home Tuesday afternoon in Mrs. Wm. Harper and daugh- ter, Shirley, and Mrs. K. McKel- lar attended the mother and -daughter banquet which was held in the United chu,rch, Mitchell, on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLach- lan and 'Mrs. Carter Kerslake, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crago, Kirkton, on Wednesday. Mrs. F. W. Taylor spent„ the holiday weekend with her 'son and daughter-in-law in Weston. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Armstrong of Weston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Ferg McKellar and family. Seaforth, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar. Mr, and Mrs. Glen McNaugh- ton and family, Toronto, are holi- daying with -his parents, Mr. and Mil. Lorne McNaughton. Mr. and Mra. Gersham Speare, Toronto, spent the weekend with his sister, Miss Olive Speare. Mr. Ross. Cunningham and Miss Marilyn Sorensen, Georgetown, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Romsay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott, Parkhill, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr: and Mrs. John IWallace. Mrs. Rose, .Mitchell, visited on Thursday, with her grand- mother. Mrs. M. Houghton. The regular meeting of the 'PS was held on Sunday eve- ning with Rev, S. Kerr in charge. The Scripture lesscin was read by Kenneth Walker. The topis was given by Mr. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Howe, De- troit, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe and fam- ily and Mrs. Jas Howe St. Mt. and Mil. Wm, Caldwell and dattihtet Alice, Brucefield visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Laing., Henson Motor Sales. T. COATES, PROP., Dodge — DeSoto — Dodge Trucks SALES at SERVICE e Ste the New 195/Dodge on Display " AND OE SURE To Take A Ride In The Denuinstrator ON FAIR DAY honor of her seventh birthday. A period of games were enjoyed. The last dance of the season at the new auditorium in the area will be held Friday', May 31. Desjardine orchestra is providing music. • Mrs. Keith Lindsay, of Thames- ville, spent part of this week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. John Henderson, and family. Mr. Frank Bean, who has been a patient in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, returned home on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McLaren, of Goderich, attended anniver- sary services at Carmel church here Sunday last, and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren. Messrs. George Hess, R. H. Middleton, T. Sherritt and E. Rowe enjoyed a fishing trip to Eugene Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Redden, Karen and Kevin, Messrs. Ver- non, Lloyd and Orville Hedden, St, Catharines, spent the week- end holiday with Mrs. Catherine Redden and Herb. • Buyers .1 For Antiques The auction sale of household effects of the estate ,of the, late William Bell was attended by buyers front .01 over . Western. Ontario who bid for antiques over 100, years Md. Largest buyer was Mrs. E. W. Bryan, of London,. who recently • purchased a house on Central Ave., and intends to furnish it with antiques. Mrs. Bryan, who contributed one-third of the total proceeds, bought articles includ ing an Did rope bed, for $31:00: three spool beds,, black walnut suite for p.10, a grand piano, three buggies, two cutters.and a map of 1064 of Upper Canada.' One of the first .drills to be used in Huron 'County was purchased by Roy Bell, of Hensall. The brick home on No. 4 way,. just south of Hensall,. was built by the Bell family in 1844. Peisonal Items Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid, Jerry and Allan, spent Sunday with relatives in Teeswater, alataliallataaaaaaaaatatatuattlattaltaattee tt a tt allattletet tttt 0111110!1;1!WW,1111 ttttttttt ttttttttttttt PHONE 20 HENSALL. • 3 FAIR WEEK. SPEC 11. May 27 To My 31 • ALL•NEW CREST HOME PERMANENT A cream in a tube!. Just comb 'it into the hair, Results — beautiful waves! 'Regular 790 Introductory .Offer 6,0 FARM We We stock full line of animal health pigs, chickens and cattle. Come To Middleton's For Satisfaction needs for Hospital. Exeter, and Victoria Hospital, :London, responded to special treatments and has made a speedy recovery. Mrs, Mc- Arthur, the former Elaine Beer, returned to her home on Satur- day. • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns and Donald of Toronto spent the holiday weekend with the form- er's mother, Mrs. T. Manns. Mr. and Mrs. E. Shaddick at- tended the graduation exercises of their niece, Miss Marilyn. Shad - dick, of Clinton, who graduated out ol a class .of 22 at Stratford General Hosrpital on Thursday, May 16 at Stratford. A recep- tion followed the graduation. Mr. and Mrs, Glenn McNaugh- ton. and family of Toronto are holidaying this weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton. Miss Dorothy Farquhar of To- ronto was, a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farquhar. Mits Olive Walker R.N. of St. Petersburg, Fla., visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. MISS Shirley Chapman R.N. of Sarnia spent the weekend with .het parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. ' —Please 'Tura to Page 9 Come To The Hensall Spring Fair MAY 31 See the New,-= ffilfCafts2TA 0 0 Priced huncIrdes of.dollars • BELOW other 3-4 Plow Diesel Tractors.. - Now With Live Power Take -Off! Check These Economical HAY TOOLS ON DISPLAY NOW — NEW -Ford 250 TWINE NEW Hitch Pick Up Rear, Mower Lorry Snider Motors Ford • Monarch Dealer • PHONE 624 Sales and Service ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR OWN FARM' CA EXETER'. Wh Phone 28 Don't. You, Come Along? General .., oach , , VVorks 'Of Canada Limited P 101.1 aII 4 ,Jk I 1.