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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-20, Page 8Page 8 The Times•Advocate, November 20, 190 Hensall And District 'News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hecicien, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone $6 Circle Chooses 'World Trip "Mission Society New Executive WI !Names Officers Mrs. John MeEwen was hostess opm• ihtglita And Nina Kippen last Women's Institute held a successful euchre and' dance Friday .evening in the town haP Winners of euchre were: ladies, Mrs. Doug. Wilson, Seaforth: Mrs Verne Aiderdice, Mrs. J. Pethick. Seaforth: gents. Lorne Day. Glenn Bell, James MeNaughton. Lucky lunch prize. Mrs. j. retina, Se•aforth. Norris orchestra furnished mu- sic for dance. Personal ltcins Mrs. J. Bo -divan returned home last week after spending • a month with her daughter, Mrs. Mac' Greer in London. Miss Geraldine Parker of Chiselhurst spent the weekend with Mrs. Geo. Parker, Dickey and Cindey, E. M. Peek. Emmerson Ander. son. Bonnie Anderson and El. mer Stephenson were among a party of over 20 hunters who left over the weekend for Manitoulin !181:11r1sd: Maude Ucilden is spen4- ing a week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Airs. Win. Kerr, t'sborne Township. The jackpot not having been I won at the liensall Legion bingo last Saturday night will be worth I $125, in .52 calls this Saturday "night. Mrs. Grace liannole left this week for Stitt:sine where she ; will spend the winter months , with her daughter and son-in- law, Air. and Mrs. Douglas Pea- cock and family. I Mr. and Mrs.•Glenn liell were recent visitors with Mr. and !Mrs. Gilbert Johns at Elimville. i The November meeting of the • Monday evening for the Novein- • f • Nov -I Women's Association and 'Wom- speaker for the ., Missionary ber Meeting of the Arnold Circle ' Guest... . ii Al' en's Society of Chisel - of Hensall Presbyterian Church. • •• • horst 'United Church was held ID men's Institute was Mrs. George '' Miss Hannah Murray prepared • Wilson of near St. ;Mas, pub- the church schoolroom. Mrs. u tend conducted the worship, with lie relations convener of the t Russell Brock conducted the Mrs. Gerald Bell and Mrs. Bey . Federated Women's Institutes 'devotional, assisted by Mrs, Wit - Beason assisting, Glad Tidings of Ontario•who gave an Ini,er,,,.'lam Blinn:nett. A two -minute address ,• silence was observed for Re - was . read by Ales. Gordon • eating on her 75 -day membrance Day. Schwalm. :trip around the world as dee. ' White Mrs, MacDougall showed slides , gate to the A.C.W.W. conference ' - Gift service will he heldMrs. Of New York and Washington. 1 in Ceylon. Her talk was illus.,Sunday..December 14. A donation Airs. Beaton installed the offi-; trated with colored slides of ' was voted- for the Springhill rers for 1959. President is Airs. scenes:ennuis., • Disaster Fund. " Airs Albert Shirrav introduced ' Mrs. Harold Parker gave high - :Ed Fink; vice-presidents, Airs ' • Bev Beaton and Mrs. Stewart ' ' i • ;lights of the 24th annual leaders Bell; secretary, Mrs. Bill Fink; ' thespeaker and Miss Noreen training: school at Alma College. Wa.i kom was in charge of the . St. Thomas, with the theme of treasurer, Airs. Gerald Bell; projector, The Legion Ball was I the school, ,iChrist, the only pianist, Mrs. William Brown; well filled and in response to ;way,- in giving a description of home helpers, Mrs. Orr and Airs. ' welcome and • the roll call members intro- : the Trevor Wilson; program, Mrs. Parker stated duced friends whom they had ,that 300. women and girls welfare, Miss Hannah Murray; ' brought. Mrs. Carl Payne was • attended. aupply,' Mrs, Harry Hoy; Mere - in the chair for the•meeting. : Airs, Robert Kinsmen favored ture, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; Airs. Harry Hess, Zurich, Lay-; with a piano solo, and Mrs. Ben phone committee, Airs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Stewart Bell; , ()red with a piano instrumental !Stoneham presided for the •busi- Children of the church. Mrs. ' and Wayne Payne with violin ' ness. Rev. Charles D. Daniel Frank Wright. Mrs. Gordon selections and Mrs. Payne with •conducted the election of officers Troyer; Explorers. Airs. Gordon ' •a solo, both accompanied by for 1959. Schwalm, Mrs. Roy Bell and Miss Greta Laramie. , W.M.S. president is Mrs. Clar- Mrs. John McEwen. ; During the business session ence Coleman; vice-presidents, • '.V.rs. B. Edwards reported on the : Airs, 'Russell Brock, Airs. Percy Rebekah Lodge South Huron HospitalAuxiliary Harris, Airs. Ben Stoneham; sec - tag day when the village was fretary, Airs. E. Kinsman: treas. canvassed and. $109.40 realized. ; urer, Airs. Roy McDonald; Guest At Clinton It was voted to send a donation ' stewardship Airs John Glenn; , . to the War Memorial Children's ;citizenship, Airs. Thomas Brint- Members of Amber Rebekah Hospital, London, Used Christ- ! nell ; associate helpers and co m - Lodge, No. 349, motored to Clin- mas cards had been collected 'munity friendship, Mrs. J, Far - ton on Monday evening and and sent for use by the chit- guson; pianist, Airs, A. Ross. •., assisted in the closing ceremony !dren. Announcement was made • Mrs. R. Kinsman:- press and Side. of Huronic Lodge. *;- Morning Star Lodke, Brussels, ; from Th. cents per member to I Missionary Monthly, Mrs. RoY .a" I Mrs. Berald Bell spent the' , weekend visiting with her pard CMS, Air. and Mrs. .Linyil Dal.' lantyne, at Thames Road. - Airs. Edna :Corbett visited' during the past week with her daughter. Mrs. Harold Parker,! and also, with Mrs. (leo, Parker.' Airs. iloy reported on the gifts;' bought for the Indian. school: - children; Mrs. Stewart Bell, the'. financial report, and Mrs.* Schwalm the literature report. The December meeting will be •hold at the home of 1111.S. Stewart' Bell. mith: "Yost .umbrella looks , as though it had seen better Kinsmen Donate TO Disaster fund liensall Kin smen :Club :an - proved a rash donation la the Spring.hill Disaster Fund And agreed to sponsor "two Minor hockey -teams ;during their meet. big' Thursday night. The club will be responsible for Hensall's bantam and midget clubs. 'Three new members were welcomed the elub — Erie Mansfield, Jack Simmons and Dill Coleman. Guests included Stan Green and Drant 2,annorluan, doe, jones: "It has had its ups and shot a wild .hoh cat m Tucker.' Harry Norris of Eippen area,' days." smith Township, weighing 24( downs." - lbs, it was long ago said: "Better be safe Than sorry". Applied to Pedestrians on the highway at night, this means STEP DFP THE ROAD when a car ap- proaehes. solnummilwooltmumowsumminmunamm,,.. CANADIAN PROPANE , GAS APPMANCES GRATTON & HOT$ON ph9ne 134 'Propel_ .0ond "7,11141111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ,g SUPER ir E SEM the PACs?' • ••••••:„:4s,-§„,. *1' • .... t•-••• ••$,••"*,•;.•,. The money you save at SUPER $AVE makes your budget go a lot further, lets you buy better food for your family. AND you'll enjoy the bright, pleasant shopping at AL's where the variety is tops! • of the increase in F.W.I.O. fees !literature, Airs. W. Brintnell; were also guests, assisting in the McDonald. . • opening ceremony of the Lodge. 30 1-1OsetileI:s.es were Mrs. George ! Mission Band superintendents, • Mrs. Margaretta Rose, of Sault; Armstrong and Mrs. N. H. Cook, Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Ste. Marie, assembly president! A committee composed of Mrs, Beatrice Munn; Baby Band made her official visit. Mrs. 'Albert Alexander, Mrs, BasiC superintendent, Airs. Ben Stone - Gladys Chambers, D.D.P., was Edwards and Mrs, Laird Mickle ! ham; flower and cards, Airs : a guest also. , was elected to secure a Christ- Jack Brintnell, Mrs. Lloyd Fer- Mrs. Mac Greer, of London, mas tree and decorate the hall 'guston and Airs. Robert Kinsman. visited last week with her I W.A. — President, Mrs. R. for the next meeting. mother, Mrs. J. Bonthron. ;Taylor, Jr.. vice-presidents Mrs. , Air. Robert Fisher is in Guelph ; Alf Ross, 'Airs. Harold Parker, ' this week taking a course in egg The Times -Advocate welcomes 1 Mrs. Campbell Eyre; secretayy- moked ork ausage t-:13. 4 C grading. news: about you or your family. :treasurer. Mrs. Percy Harris; (ON Pound 4 Phone 770 or the correspondent community helpers, Mrs, B. Munn Personal Items in your area. land Mrs. B. Stoneham. Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Airs. - • Robert Powell, of Wingharn, spent last Friday visiting Mr, and Mrs. Lou Clark Sr. Mrs. Lou Clark Sr. spent last Saturday and Sunday visiting her sister, Airs. Mickle in Lon- don. By MRS. KEN MCKELLAR Cromarty Comments Mr. and irs. W m.Simpson • Ladies Aid and Bob, of Detroit, spent the weekend visiting with Mrs. Lou The regular meeting of the S impson. Ladies Aid Society was held at t • Miss Janie Smith, daughter of the home of Mrs. M. Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith. had with the. president Mrs. Will Mil - her tonsils removed at Clinton ler presiding. She opened the meeting with a poem, which was Hospital last Friday morning, Mr. and. Mrs. George Jackson followed with the worship , and Bill Helm, of London, spent PersiGdi last Sunday visiting Mr. and Airs. R. Laing gave a reading Mrs. Qlarence Reid and family, and a contest was conducted by , Mr. George rollick was ad. Mrs. *Houghton. milted to Clinton Hospital Fri- Alan' items of business were day night. discussed when it was decided to Mrs. James Harkness and order four more tables for use • Sean and Mrs. Wes Young. of in the basement of the church. Teeswater, spent last Friday Mrs. Eldon Allen. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid Jas. Miller were appointed pro- , and family, gram committee and Mrs. T. reiumnimi iiiii ttttt ttttttttt 11111/11111111111/ it I it it it it '57 DODGE "MAYFAIR" SEDAN V8 engine, radio automatic, completely equipped. A real buy for someone! '54 DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN She's O.K. '52 DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN Good transportation! '49 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Henson Motor Sales PHONE 31 Torn Coates, Prop. HENSALL !Laing and Mrs. At. Dow lunch committee for next meeting. y,p,s, The Y.P.S. met on Sunday evening in the basement of the church to organize for the com- ing month. Rev. S. Kerr conducted the devotions and chaired the meet- ing for the election of officers. President is Alex Meikle; vice- president, Penny Scott; secre- tary, Alice Sorsdahl; pianist, Margaret Coleman; social com- mittee, Margaret Wallace, Alice Walker, Laverne Wallace, and Carlyle Meilde. An invitation from the. Alilver- ton Y.P.S. to attend a skating party and 'dance on Friday eve- ning was accepted. W,M,S. Install Officers The November meeting of Roy's Church W.M,S. was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Dtw, with Mrs. G. Neil presiding and opening the meeting with a poem, "Lest You Forget." The worship period was taken by Mrs. John Hocking. Mrs. Murray Christie and Miss Bessie Dow were appointed flower committee for 1959, and Mrs. S. Grahm, Airs. Al. Christie and Mrs. Ross McPhail nominat- ing committee. The topic, "Women's place in society," was given by Rev. Bert Daynard, who also closed the meeting with prayer. The installation of officers for 1959 was taken by Air, Daynard. President is Mrs. Andrew Christie; vice-presidents, Mrs. George ,Neil, Mrs. Murray Christie, and Airs. Norman Dow; secretary, Mrs, Calvin Christie; assistant, Mrs. G. Parsons; Treasurer, Airs. Cliff Dow; pianist, Mrs. Elmer Dow; assis- 'tent, Mrs. Harvey Dow; Mission- ary Monthly secretary. Mrs. G. Dow; Community Friendship, Mrs. R. Miller; supply secretary, Num tt tt tt willimmufflumumtheitimowntwitummutossmnisolimmIttultarionfilmoi,,,lltimlii,4,47 Airs. Roy Dow; literature secre taryMrs. G. - , Dow' t ttt . • • Mission Band superintendents, Take Advantage Of Mn. Carman Park and Airs. it , 3 Huron Motor Sales' ody and Pal ;3 Low, Low Fall Prices Are' Shop Extended To An! In a Complete lint of Body Repel!. and Paint jobs FREE ESTIMATES!' GUARANTEED 10064 SATISPAdTION Visit OW' Convenient Metertede Supply Store Huron Motor Saks' PHONE 210 HENSALL 00000100100010100000100110100100011100011100100100100000010001011000101011•011010000 Fred Johns; stamp collection, ;Mrs. Carman Park; secretary. ;treasurer of W,A., Airs. C. Park; auditors, Mrs. T. Colouhoun and Airs. H. Pridha Personal Items The infant sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and Mr. and Mrs. J. Al. Scott and the infant, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Clarence Taylor were baptied at :the service on Sunday. Mrs. Lindsay McKellar is a patient in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. John Chessel, Mitchell, visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Sorsdahl. Mr. James herr is a patient in Smith 'Huron Hospital, lilseter. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Scott motored to Windsor on Friday re- turning on Saturday. Mrs. Eva Colotthoutt and datigly terd, Jean, Staffs, and Mrs. Gm, do Scott visited on Wednesday with Airs. Sadie Scott. Miss (MVO. 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