The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-30, Page 5Papa : N4Yem4e.r 30, 19.¢1
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and district news
CQR.RESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maude Hedden,i.Phone 5
Mrs, Archie, MacGregor, Phone 56
Oldest resident
former teacher
Miss Mary McEwen, 94, old-
est resident of Hay Township,
died in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Saturday, November
25 where she had been a pa-
tient for the past six weeks,
Miss McEwen was born on
the homestead farm in Hay
Township and. was :a former
school teacher, She was a
member of Carmel Presby-
terian Church, Hensall.
Surviving are three sisters:
Airs, Alice Beach, Balgonie,
Sask.; Mrs. Flora Salmers,
Hollywood, •Cal.; Miss .Agnes
McEwen of Hay Township.
Public funeral services were
held Monday from the Bon-
thron Funeral Chapel conduct-
ed by Rev, Ross D, MacDon-
ald. Burial was in Hensall
.Union cemetery,
Kin to held peanut drive
1-tettsall Kinsmen at their din-
ner meeting Thursday night
set the datefor their peanut
drive for the first Monday in
December, the 4th. Christmas
trees will go on sale the sec-
ond week in December, Mem-
bers of the club cut down 200
trees.
Figure skating was discussed
and also the swimming pool
project,
President Bill Fuss chaired
the meeting.
Kinettes make donations
Mrs. Ross ,Jinks was hostess
Tueday evening for the Kinettes
meeting with 100% attendance.
Charitable donations of $10
each were voted to the Salva-
tion Army and CN1B. Guest
Mrs. John Baker won the raf-
fle.
The Christmas meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs,
Jim Hyde December 12,
Hensall personals
Mrs, Ga r y Branderhorst
leaves by plane this Saturday,
December 2 for a six weeks'
vacation with members of her
family in Holland.
Mrs. Beatrice Mupn was the
winner of $20 worth o,f grocer-
ies in a draw at Brown's IGA
Market, Saturday night, A. R.
Orr drew the winning ticket.
Mrs, Peter McKenzie of Kip -
pen and Mr, and Mrs. Stanley
Mead of Mt. Forest expect to
leave with in the next two
weeks for Jacksonville, Flor-
ida, to"spend the winter months.
Mrs. M, G, Drysdale, Mrs.
W. 0. Goodwin and Mrs. Fred
Beer visited with Mrs. Janet
F'eck of Burlington recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Knights
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby
of Blenheim visited last week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Snell.
Flt/Sgt John and Mrs. Beer,
David, Johnny and Steven of
Camp Borden visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer.
Ken Richardson is in To-
ronto for two weeks taking a
special banking course. Ken is
on the staff of the .Bank of
Montreal here.
Neil Taylor, an employee of
Hensall District Co -Op for four
and a half years, who is leav-
ing December 1 to join the
RCAF at St. John's, Quebece,
was honored by the staff and
employees at a farewell ban-
quet at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich, Friday evening, and
presented a gift. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tay-
lor. . faZiMMOMMITIMISUMiaMEEMS
Mrs. Lou Simpson, while
Mrs, Edna Corbett visited
over the weekend with her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Schroeder,
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren,
of Cooksville, visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Archie MacGregor and Mr, and
Mrs, Lorne Chapman.
Mrs. N. B, Cross is spending
a few days this week with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Don Robinson of Lon-
don.
Mrs. Ross MacMillan and Da-
vid of Kitchener spent Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Laird Mickle.
Mr. Earl Phillips, Toronto,
spent the weekend with his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Arnett and
family.
Visitors over the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Alfred
Smith were Mrs. Dick Mc-
Kellar, Teddy and David, and
George Smith, Thedford; Miss
Margaret Smith and Mr. Rich-
ard Tipping, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Fowler,
Goderich, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs, J, E. Mc-
Ewen.
Comments about
By
Kippen
MRS, NORMAN
LONG
spending Thanksgiving with
her son Bill of Detroit, suffered
a heart attack on Friday and
was admitted to Detroit hos-
pital.
Mrs. Marvin Arnett, who re-
sides in the Fink apartments,
was the lucky winner of the
$125,00 jack pot at the Legion
bingo Saturday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmer
and family, of Zurich, were re-
cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart 13e11.
Mrs. John Corbett visited
last week with relatives in De-
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rose, of
Toronto, spent the weekend,
with the former's aunt, Miss
Agnes McEwen.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Chipchase
visited recently with their son,
Jack, in. Toronto.
Your library
— Continued from page 4
is a companion volume to the
author Ernest Emurian's Sto-
ries of Christmas Carols."
The stories are attractively
written in a style that will ap-
peal to all age groups and con-
tain a wealth of information
for Christmas talks and pro-
grams.
Christmas Customs Around
the World
A new book last year that is
full of information tells of the
origin, legends and customs of
Chris tine s in 66 diffeernt
countries,
One chapter lists Christlnas
"Recipes from Around the
World" and the last chapter
in the book provides a model
program based on the material
in the book,
Canadian Cook Book
For the past 38 years the
Canadian Cook Book has be-
come as much a part of the
kitchen as the stove or refri-
gerator. It has been revised
several times and just this
year it has been brought up
to date with a chapter on re-
gional dishes to please the New
Canadians and for those, who
have travelled in other lands,
Then, too, chapters on outdoor
meals and treat for teens have
been added.
Tlelpfuldrawings illusteate
different be unusual proved-
tires: a section of large quail.
Lily recipes ie a boon to the
party giver, and the caldrie
chart will be welcomed by
Weight -Watchers,
With flus book as a guide
even the mast Inexperienced
can learn to prepare palatable'
meale,.
Incidentally the botlkis cov
nrs are proxalin Boated and
,easily be Washed off.
Personal items
A meeting of the Sunday
School teachers of Kippen
United Church was held at the
home of Mrs. John Sinclair on
Tuesday evening. It was de-
cided to hold a Sunday School
concert on Wednesday eve-
ning, Dec. 20.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Faber for the American
Thanksgiving holiday were Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Phillips, Ruth,
Rose and Rebecca and Mrs.
Lewis Brown of Jedds, Michi-
gan, also Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Alexander of Hensall.
Mrs, Charles MacKay re-
ceived word of the sudden death
of her brother, Jaynes Clark
of School Lake, Manitoba, Mr.
and Mrs. MacKay left Wed-
nesday to attend the funeral
which was held on Friday,
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hutch-
ison and son Ross, St. Thomas,
and Mr. Wilfred Mellis of Kip -
pen attended the funeral Sun-
day of their aunt, Mrs. Rachael
King, of Gorrie.
Mrs, James McLean, of Sea -
forth, is hospitalized in Scott
Memorial Hospital.
Three win cash.
in Zurich draw
The penny sale held in the
Community Centre, Zurich, Sat-
urday night, sponsored .by the
CWL of St. Boniface RC church
was a supcoss and proceeds
most gratifying. Many prizes
were given away during the
evening.
Winners of cash draws were:
$100, Mrs. Van Raay, Dash-
wood; $50, George Elliott,
Byron; $25, William Ducharme,
RR 2 Zurich. Tickets were
drawn by Father C, A. Doyle,
Large turkeys were won by
Jerry Campbell, Mt. Carmel
and Ken Farwell, Zurich,
Sends flowers
to area shut-ins
The ,flower committee of the
United Church packed and de-
livered 26 Christmas packages
to shu in
k sof thelar
cJ ch on Tues-
day of this week. Members of
the coin mittee were Mrs.
George Thompson, Mrs. Laird
Mickle, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell,
Mrs, Lorne Chapman, Mrs.
George Hess and Mrs. Hugh
McEwen, This is an annual pro-
ject of the flower committee.
Comments about
Cromarty
By' MRS. KEN McKELLAR
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kers-
lake, Joyce, Brenda and Craig
accompanied by Mr. Andrew
McLachlan visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Will Mc-
Lachlan of Kippen.
Mrs. Jack McGhee, Jackie
and July, London, spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Walker,
Mr. Hugh Scott, student at
the OAC, Guelph, spent the
weekend at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott
and Frances, Mrs, Sadie Scott.
Mrs. Eva Colquhoun and Jean
visited with friends in Clinton
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar
visited on Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Binning
and family, Mitchell,
Bazaar
The annual bazaar and tea,
sponsored by the Ladies' Aid
and Marian Ritchie Auxiliary
was held in the basement of
the church on Wednesday after-
noon.
The guests were Welcomed
by Mrs. Will Miller and Mrs.
Sam McCurdy and M"rs. Sadie
Scott and Mrs. Calder McKaig
poured tea.
Proceeds from the tea tables
and sale of goods amounted to
around $180.
Until 1870 presses contained
no device for folding news-
papers as newspaper boys had
to fold the papers themselves
before starting their routes.
Sin has many tools, but a lie
is the handle which fits them -
all.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Work-
man visited a day recently
with the former's uncle, Mr.
Sain Cudmore, also Mr, and
Mrs, Charlie Cudmore,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Dickert vis•
ited relatives at Clifford on
Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne
of Varna and Mrs. John Mc-
Bride of Zurich visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Jones and boys. Mrs. Jones
spent Monday afternoon in
Goderich,
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LORNE E. HAY
FOR REEVE
I believe the Village of Hensall needs a
progressive a drnirtistration which will stimulate
growth and prosperity for our community at an
economical cost to the ratepayers.
With my three years experience on council,
I feel I can represent all interests of the village
both at home and on county council. My only
proinise is to continue to serVe you to the best
of my ability. I sincerely solicit your support on
election day{ Monday, Decelnber 4.
POLLING FOURS 0 A.M. TO 4 PM,
PHONE. 10 FOR TRANSPORTATION
VOTE FOR HAY
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ful hunting trip onto Manitoulin Island, recently, return-
ing home with these four bucks, The buck at the left
is believed to be one of the largest ever brought down
in the area and its estimated weight was over 300
pounds, The 14 -point trophy, shot by Herb Mousseau,
tipped the scales at 221 pounds when it was dressed
at Zurich. Members of the party are, left to right, Herb
Mousseau, Glen Greb and Jack Bannister, Missing from
the photo is Elzear Mousseau, Kippen. —T -A photo
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By MRS WILLIAM DICKEY
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Persona! items
Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Rodd
and family attended the an-
niversary services at James
Street United Church, Exeter,
on Sunday and spent the after-
noon With Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Rodd.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Rodd of Exeter.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Dickey and fam-
ily were Mrs. Harry Ford of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ford and Jenny of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Masnica,
Pauline and ::ddie of.' Crediton.
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence Johns were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hodge and
Judy of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs,
Vote For
Baker
Having served you as a
councillor for the past
three years, I am again a
candidate in the forthcom-
ing election, Monday, Dec.
4.
I will greatly appreciate
your support. If elected I
will serve you to the best
of my ability.
JOHN BAKER
Don't wait
'TIL THEY KICK
YOUR DOOR DOWN!
Get in On My Christmas
Bargains
A year's subscription to some
magazines $4.50
Same magazine on newstand
$10.00
"Compare for yourself—it will
shock you"
Your district magazine
representative,
JENNY KIPFER
PHONE 175J, HENSALL
To the electors
of Hensall
I would like to give you some
facts. I was in opposition to
council over the closing of
York St. when I learned that
we would not get any grant, I
asked them to meet the ob-
jectors to the closing of the
street and I quote the Muni-
cipal World of October, 1960.
They did not even consider the
letters opposing the closing of
the street, They contended the
objectors should have attended
the meeting, yet there was nb-
thing in the notice saying that
they had to be there. I say the
notice was wrong and I refer
you to such notices posted by
the City of London last sum•
mer in regard to closing of
streets,
1 also say that Mr, Hay had
never asked for nor received
permission to make a survey
for a tile drain for the suib-
division, I did not object to this
because the council Was unani•
mous in passing this survey
Mr. Hay contended that I had
agreed to purchase, all of'the
tile for the drain which 1 deny
as 1 stopped delivery _before
any of those tile were deliver,
ed. A councillor may not speak
to a motion or contract in
which he has en interest and
yet he did at all times speak
I teas charged with interference
in what council had decided
and 1 proved that the council-
lors did not know what contract
they had let for paving Mid
that I was right,
I ask for your supper t at
the election on Monday,
John Henderson
Ford Stark and children of St.
Marys, Mrs. William Rawlings
Sr. and Mr, Sam Rawlings of
London.
Thames Road club
chooses executive
By MRS, WJL4l4M ROHPE
'MAKES /WAD
On Wednesday evening the
1•Iappy Doubles Club, met in the
ehurcb basement with, 31 Pres.,
Mr. Ross Hodgen was in
charge .of the meeting of which
the theme was "Seking to
Know God", Mr, and Mrs,
Arnold Cann and: Mrs. Ross
Hodgen assisted with the wor-
ship service, Mrs, Robert Jef-
fery gave a humorous reading.
Mrs, Wilfred I•Iunkin was in
charge of the business. It was
deckled to have the Christmas
banquet on December 18,
Rev. Hugh Wilson conducted
the election of officers, rresi--
dents are Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred
iiunand Mrkjn;s, Ross vice-presidents,Hodgen; secre-
, Mr.
tary-treasurer, Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Stewart; pianist, Mrs. Reg
Hodgert.
Mr. Arnold Cann then intro-
duced Jack Cann who showed
pictures from Egypt, British
Isles and other places which
were very interesting. Mr.
Murray Dawson on behalf of
the club thanked Jack, and
presented Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Cann with a gift and a card
signed by all the members,
Personal items
Mr, and Mrs. William Elford
spent the weekend with the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. R. A. Baynes,
of Wellburn.
Mr, and Mrs, James McBride
and Patti of Winnipeg, Man.,
Mr. and Alrs. Jack McBride
of Benalto, Albertarta spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Dawson and Mr. Fred
Dawson. The McBrides have
been to Florida and Nassau.
Mr. James McBride left Lon-
don by plane •on.Sunday morn-
ing for Winnipeg, Mrs. Jaynes
McBride and F'atti, Mr. and
Mrs Jack McBride are .motor•
ing home and are going to at-
tend the Chicago Royal Winter^
Fair. Mrs, Fred Dawson of
South Huron ,hospital and Mr,
and Mrs. Cleve Brophey, Glenn
and Elizabeth Ann of London
were also. guests on Sunday at
the Dawson hone,
Mrs, Jack Stewart and In-
fant daughter, Lori Lynn, re-
turned home frgnl South Huron
Hospital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde,
Douglas, Glenn and Calvin
were Sunday guests with Mr,
and Mrs, Alex Rohde, Mitchell.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Rowe
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Ballantyne of
London,
Harold and Terry Johns at-
tended the Santa Claus parade
in London on Saturday and
spent the weekend with their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Carpenter of London.
Mrs. T, K. Howse, of Ayl-
mer, is visiting with Rev, Hugh
and Mrs. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shulman
and family, of Embro, visited
on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs,
Ernest Pym,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Luther
and girls, of Sarnia, visited on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs,
Chas. Jeffery,.
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Ballan-
tyne and Larry, Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Hackney, Dennis and
Linda attended James St. Unit-
ed Church
Exeter,anniversary
and spent the dawith Mrs.
Clara Hackney,
Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Jeffery
attended James St. United
Church, Exeter, anniversary
Present life Dir
to Qoshen l Iciy
,By MRS, CLARE MFQRIuE.
The Woman's. Misslohaaiy So
eiety of Goshen United Ghtkch
met at the *nle of Its 4.h
gin McKinley on 'rilursdaYcv1,
;ing, Nov. 24, Mrs AUan Aria,
strong and ;group were il}
charge of the worship:period.
Mrs, Bruce Keyes conducted:
ti., .business. It was decided to
Send the missionary for prayer
a srnall rernembrance al:
Christmas.
Mrs, il1innie Hayter was cats
led forward to accept a life
membership pin on behalf of
the society as a remembrance,
She is moving to Varna soon,.
Mrs, George Simons gave 4
talk on experiences that she
and her husband shared while
working among the Indians ..op .
Georgina Island, She also disr'
played .craft done by the Inr
dians and allowed snapshots
taken during their years there.
Just before closing the meet-
ing Mrs, Hayter was again
called ;forwa-'d to accept two
step end tables and a hasr
on behalf of the friends and
neighbours,
(:resent for the oceasi, • !were
her daughter and (laugh. s iu-
law, Mrs. Kenneth :r. iau,
Mrs. Harvey Hayter and Mrs.
Mervyn Hayter,
and spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Bissett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cann of
Exeter entertained. around "50
relatives in the church base-
ment on Saturday evening when
they showed their pictures of
Egypt, British Isles and other
countries,
u s,
Mr. and. Mrs, Ray Cann re-
turned hone from their honey-
moon .in Florida on Saturday
evening. They spent Sunday in
Guelph,
WIN A $10o BILL!
A Special Christmas treat•for
Super Save Shoppers! Each
Saturday from now until
Christmas, Al will give away
free $25.00 worth of grocer-
ies. In addition, on Saturday,
Dec. 23, a crisp new $100.00
bill will be awarded to some
lucky shopper. Free chance
with every $2.00 or more cash
register slip. All slips from
now 'til Dec. 23 will be elig-
ible for the $100 prize BUT
only the previous week's slips
will " be good for the $25
grocery draws on Saturday.
Be sure to shop at Al's every
week until Christmas — you
can win!
or one of 4$25
Grocery Price 1
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Lower Prices
Bigger Prizes
FROZEN FOOD BUY! Choice Quality Poly
PEAS
PRODUCE VALUES!
White Grapefruit
10FO 49c
Ontario -50 -lb. bag
Potatoes 79c
Imported Cucumbers, 24's
Cukes 2 Fc 23c
FLORIDA 96's
AL'S BUDGET MEATS
Ring
Bologna
Smoked Picnic
Shoulders
Smoked Side
Bacon
Le.
Le.
Le,
39'
39'
55c
SUNDRY SPECIALS
Regular 730 Special
Brylcreem 49c
Gillette's 10 Pack
Blue Blades 49'
Johnson'sLarge Size'
Powder
49'
Baby
owde
Caravan
Playing in Cards 49'
Y g
Crest Giant Size
Toothpaste 49C
2 -LB. BAG
SUPER $AVE VALUES!
60 -bag pack
'THE TEA'
Green Giant Corn
N I B LETS
45c
7 5i
14 -oz. tins
3 FOR 4 '
Kleenex 400 or Scotties Economy 400 pac
KLEENEX 2
Mushroom, Consomme, Chicken Noodle
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, 10 -ounce tins
ROSE SWEET MIXED PiCKLES, 16 -oz.
McLAREN'S LOOSE PACK OLIVES, 8 -oz,
1
k
F. 49c
„ 3 FOR 490
2 FOR 490,
.. 2 FOR 49g
ANY 3 FOR 49'
YORK BRAND PEAS 15 -ounce tins
CULVERHOUSE POTATOES 20 -ounce tins
CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES 20 -ounce tins
EATWELL TUNA FLAKES
HEINZ KiDNEY BEANS 15 -ounce tins
AYLMER CREAM CORN .. 15 -ounce tins
GOLDEN YELLOW SUGAR, 5 -pound bag .. ... 490',
TOILET TISSUE, White Swan or White Cross, 4 FOR 490
MISS CANADA BLUEBERRIES, 15 -oz, tins, 2 FOR 490
LIBBY SPAGHETTI, 28 -ounce tins 2 FOR 490
KRAFT CHEESE SLICES, 8 -ounce package .. . 290
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Your Choice
HEREFORD CORNED BEEF
SOCKEYE SALMON ..
SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSSING
MONARCH TEA BISK ..............
OLD TYME SYRUP
EAck 49C
,,,.,. 12 -ounce tins
1/2 -pound tins
24 -ounce jars
40 -ounce pig;
32 -ounce bottle
BROWN BEAR HONEY .. ....... 2 -pound tin
ST. WILLIAMS APPLE PiE READY, 20 -oz., 2 FOR 4t
AYLMER APRICOTS, 15 -ounce tins
LIBBY'S FRUIT COCKTAIL, 15 -ounce this, 2 FOR 490'
YORK BEANS WITH PORK, 15-ouhce tins
AYLMER VEGETABLE SOUP, 10 -ounce tins, 4 FOR 490'
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Cereal 21✓dm 49c
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES ..,,,,,,..., 12 -ounce pkg.
OR KELLOGG'S "K" .................. . Regular Size
A� S Hensall