The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-05-23, Page 7Staffa
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By .04... J, TEMPLEMAN
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Norris and
granddaughter aeserl, returned
home Saturday after visiting..for
a week with Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony Brait and Richard, Bear.
corisfteiti,..Quebec,
Misses Linda and Carol
Evans. visited with Misses Bdna.
and Janet
visiting over the weekend
with .Mr, and Mrs. Sam Norris
were Eric Norris, QAC, Quell*
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris.
and family, Brampton.
Mrs. Pearl Francis and Jane,
Scarborough, visited Sunday
with Mr. and mrs. ArthurKemp
and family,
Of the 95,817 companies
liable for corporation tax in.
Canada in 1960, 63,312 operated
at a profit and 32,505 operated
at a loss.
Marks 95 years
Mrs. Sarah Glazier who re-
sides with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Asa
Beeves, Hensall, celebrated her
95th birthday Wednesday.
Yka icHztinsereZ O;nor eans with Pork i0/994
Kraft Dinners 2/251
Good Taste Plums Lombard age 15-oz.
Green G or 2/29C
3/4(4 Kleenex Regular 200's or Chubby 300's
Seamless Mesh Nylons
Instant Coffee
Giant Tide
Fluffo Shortening
200 OFF PACK.
PAIR 49
100 off 6-oz. jar 98
65
30' OFF
KGS
PKG. 2/59
HENSALL
Personal Items Mr.. and Mrs. John 'Temple, man and family visited Sunday
with. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid An,
nis and famllyt Zion,
Miss Annie Evans visitad. with
Kathy Taylor.,
Mr,and Mrs. Waltor.Q'Prloo
spent the weekend in Cleveland
with Mrs, O'Brien's brother,
Mr. and Mrs, Russell 'Lawson,.
May 3 961 Page A
enson
and: district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs,. Maud. Hoddin, Phon. 5
Mrs..Archie MacGregor, Phone 50
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The 114th anMVersarY Of
Carmel PreabYterien Chnrch,
Hensel] will bp observed sun,
day, May 26 at 11 am and 7;30
pm. GeeSt speaker will be ROY,
Hugh F. Davidson MA, PP, of
Toronto, secretary of the Eparti
of Stewardship and Budget of
the Presbyterian Church in
Canada,
The Explorer s and COQ
Children and parents are in,
Vited te attend the Mission Rally
in Blyth Presbyterian Church.
Saturday May 25. Those who
are going are asked to meet
at Carmel Presbyterian Chur-
ch, liensall,
Mrs. Fred Rathwell attended
the May Festival at Alma Col,
lege on Saturday, her grand-
daughter, Miss Phyllis Pent-
ney, accompanied her home and
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Lorne McNaughton of
Cromarty is a patient in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Hensall Kinettes are spon-
soring their annual spring rum-
mage sale this Saturday, May
25 in the Hensall Arena.
Sparks start
church blaze
Sparks from a pile of burning
rubbish set fire to St. Pants
Anglican Church Thursday af-
ternoon but volunteer firemen
kept the blaze from spreading.
Two holes, each about 10 feet
square, were burned through
the roof. There was little smoke
or water damage inside the
church.
Workmen who had torn down
a barn on the unoccupied pro-
perty east of the church were
burning rubbish when winds
carried sparks onto the church
roof.
Sparks at one time threatened
the home of Ernmerson Smith,
west of the church. Firemen
soaked the Smith house with
pails of water. Hensall firemen
reached the scene in record
time of less than two minutes.
Mr, and Mrs. AleX MacKinnon
Of Burlington, Wisconsin, USA;
Mr. Jim MacKinnon, Guelph;
Mr, and Mrs. Donald J. Mac
Kinnon and family, of Alvin-
A914. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Car-
michael, Byron; attended the
funeral of the late Donald 4.
MacKinnon held Tuesday last,
Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Ken
Parker and family,
Mrs, Bertha Mason of Lon-
don spent the past week With
her sister, Mrs. Elsie Case
and daughter, Miss. Wendy Moir.
Mr. Earl. Bell and friend of
Toronto, Miss Marion Bell of
London and Mr. Ron Mason of
New York, were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Bell
and Mervyn.
Mr. Douglas Martin of Grand
Bend presided at the organ con-
sal at the United Church Sunday
morning last, "Rural Life Sun-
day" was the theme of the ser-
vice. Rev. Harold Currie de-
livered an appropriate mes-
Sage, and the senior choir sang
a selection. Flowers in the
church were in memory of the
late Mrs. Emily Parker, placed
there by members of her family.
The men of Hensel.). United
Church congregation will take
part in "Hymn Time" on CKNX-
TV Wingha.m, Sunday, June 2 at
5:30 pm.
The First Hensall BoyScouts
accompanied by their Scout-
master Wayne Smith, spent the
weekend camping at thePinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Haslip,
Susan and Joey, of Hamilton,
spent the weekend with the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Kennedy.
Mr. Jack Chipchase of Tor-
onto visited over the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Chipchase.
GiantPenny
Sale Draw
Sat., May 25
(Evening)
Legion Hall, Hensall.
Legion open every day from
2 to 4 p.m. Monday toSaturday.
Sponsored by Hensall
Legion Auxiliary
Mr, and Mrs. Jerry .gannie
and Joanne ..of Toronto, visited
on:the holiday weekend with the
forinees parents,. Mr, and Mrs.
Sam Rennie.
Mrs, Pearl Shaddick accom-
Pained by her sister, .Miss
FAvira .Churchill Of . Terentul
spent a few days this week in
Port Huron,
Dr. Wm, L, .joynt of London.
visited over the Way with lii a.
mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt,
Brian and Allan MacLean of
Exeter spent the weekend with
their grand parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Robert MacLean,
Mrs, Margaret Evans and
family of Waterloo were recent
visitors with Mrs, Evans' par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, R. y, mac-
Laren,
Mr, .and Mrs, Don MacLaren
of Toronto visited over the
weekend with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap,
man and sons, also with Mr /and
Mrs, Archie MacGregor. •
Kippen East WI
auctions plants
An auction of plants which
realized $7.75, was a highlight
of Kippen East WI meeting for
Which Mrs. Robert Kinsman was
hostess with co-hostess, Mrs.
Ross Sararas. Auctioneer was
president Mrs, W.J.F. Bell,
Who also chaired the meeting
Which was held on last Wednes-
day,
Miss Hazel Slavin on the staff
of Seaforth District High School
showed pictures of the St. Law-
rence Seaway. Mrs. Edna Cald-
well discussed the motto,
"Birds" and roll call was ans-
wered by "Naming a bird and
imitating its call,"
Lengthy discussions were
held concerning the Exeter Fair
exhibits, Tweedsmuir history
book and entertaining the other
branches.
Tickets on a draw for a
colonial quilt to be drawn for
in November were distributed.
The quilt was made by Mrs.
Vern Alderdice and Mrs. Alex
McGregor and embroidered and
quilted by the other members.
Citizenship topic
for Chiselhurst
A citizenship program was
presented at Chiselhurst UCW
last Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. E. Rowe, Hensa.11, presi-
dent of south section, Huron
Presbyterial, was the speaker
on that subject and an appro-
priate film was shown.
Mrs. William Brintnell con-
vened the program. Mrs. R.
Taylor and Mrs. Quance sang a
duet accompanied by Mrs. A.
Ross.
Mrs. Ben Stoneman conducted
the devotional assisted by Mrs.
Russell Brock,
Mrs. Taylor reported that a
quilt had been completed and
sold for $20. Those attending
were informed that the sectional
meeting would be held in Hensall
UC in the fall. President Mrs.
Percy Harris chaired the mee-
ting and hostesses were Mrs.
Jack Brintnell and Mrs. Percy
Wright.
PERSONAL
Cpl and Mrs. M. Campbell,
Debra, Denise and Dianne, spent
the weekend with the former's
parents in Gravenhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Linstra,
who have been residents of
Hensall for the past nine years,
left last Wednesday for Ripley
where they have purchased a 50
acre farm.
noon tea and miscellaneous
shower.
Mrs. Glenn Bell of Hensall
will entertain at a trousseau
tea for her daughter Wednes-
day June 5.
WIN PRIZES •
A number of local farmers
and their wives attended the
Chipman Chemical Company
dinner and demonstration at
the Hotel London Wednesday and
Thursday evening last.
Two local couples came out
best in the draw at the close of
an interesting and informative
meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Adkins of Hensall won the first
draw and were presented with
an electric flying pan; Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Keller of Dashwood
won the 2nd draw $100 worth
of Eptam Weed Killer.
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At the annual Victoria Day
trap shoot held at Kippen Sun-
day afternoon John Anderson
of Hensall won the L ond o n
Winery Trophy with a score of
49 out of 50.
Harry Mathers, Exeter, and
John Gilbert, Goderich, also
had 49 out of 50; Anderson out
shot them in the shoot-off.Score
for Anderson was 24 and 25 for
a total of 49 out of 50. Mathers
24 and 24, 48-50; Gilbert 24 and
23, 47-50;
In the 25 bird handicap event
Bill Stewart of Goderich had 25
out of 25, Lloyd Venner, Hen-
sall, 24-25.
Friends honor
Marion E. Bell
Miss Marion Eileen Bell of
London, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn E. Bell, Hensall,
whose marriage will take place
Saturday Juno 8 has been honor-
ed at several pre-nuptial e-
vents.
Mrs. Joan Lockyear was hos-
tess at her home in London for
a surprise bridal shower when
Miss Bell's business associates
of the London Life, where she
is on the staff, presented her
with a miscellaneous shower.
Others entertaining for the
bride-elect were Mrs. Roy Mc-
Laren, London at a miscellan-
eous presentation, Mrs.Gilbert
Johns, Elimville, and Mrs. Rod-
ger Venner, Hensall, were joint
hostesses at an afternoon tea
and kitchen shower held at the
home of Mrs. Johns.
Mrs. Harvey Mason of Sea-
forth was hostess for an after-
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BINGO WINNERS
Share the Wealth was won by
Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, Kippen, at
the Legion Bingo on Saturday.
Door prizes were wonbyHarold
Schwartzentruber, Exeter, and
Jim Smale, Hensall.
Jackpot this Saturday, May 25
will be $80 in 56 calls. At the
conclusion of bingo, draw for 60
prizes donated by the merchants
to the giant Penny Sale will be
drawn for.
FROZEN FOOD FEATURE Mrs. E. Parker
dies in hospital
Mrs. Emily (Hincks) Parker,
89, RR 1 Hensall died on Friday
May 10 in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter. She was the widow of
Enoch Parker.
Surviving are sons, Harold,
RR 1 Hensall; Gordon, Exeter;
Robert Keyes, Grand Bend;
Russell Keyes, Mitchell; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edgar (Muriel) Cud-
more, RR 1 Hensall, 19 grand-
children and 17 great-grand-
children; a sister, Mrs. Bertie
McMurtrie, Hensall.
Funeral service was held
from Bonthron funeral home,
Monday conducted by Rev. Har-
old Currie, assisted by Rev.
Larry Talbot of Exeter. Inter=
ment was in McTaggart's ceme-
tery.
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UC W unit 1 met Monday even-
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chase presideing. Mrs. Ian Mc-
Allister was in charge of the
devotional. Mrs. Howard Scone
conducted the Bible study, and
guest speaker Mrs. Maurice
Tudor, a health nurse, gave an
interesting and informative talk
on "Health".
Date for the smorgasbord
scheduled for June 19 has been
changed to Wednesday June 26
owing to the Hensall Spring
Fair being held on June 19.
Luncheon was served by Mrs.
Alex Munn, Mrs. Gordon Munn,
and their assistants Mrs. Har-
old Currie, and Mrs. Orrin
Williams.
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Miss Marie Miller of Windsor
spent the weekend holiday with
her aunt Mrs. C.L. Jinks.
Mr, John Henderson, who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, for the past
six weeks returned home
Thursday afternoon.
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