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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-01-30, Page 4:11 Home-grown lemon pies! A lemon tree owned by Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Hensall, which she has had for 16 years, has three large lemons ready to drop weighing three-quarters of a pound each and 14 Inches in circumference. The tree is laden with blos- soms, buds and tiny lemons. One lemon weighing one pound which dropped recently, was taken by Mrs. Schwalm to her sister's , Mrs. Ian Philpott, Rochester, N.Y. where several lemon pies were made out of it. Protect yourself against accidents on your prop- erty with homeowner's liability insurance. W. H. Hodgson Insurance EXETER '63 Ford Galaxie 4-door sedan, 6 cyl„ stan- dard shift, radio, white wall tires '62 Mercury Monterey custom V-8, automatic dual range. 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PHONE GRAND BEND 238-2005 Kinsmen raffle silver dollars Hensall Kinsmen are sponsoring a draw for 50 1964 silver dollars, encased in this special display to publicize the fund- raising event. Proceeds will go toward service work including the club's playground project. Club members John Baker and Harold Knight display the prize. --T-A photo By MRS. NORMAN LONG Kenneth visited Saturday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable and Bill of Centralia. Saturday evening Grant Jones attended a grade 10 class party at Community Centre, Centra- lia. Mrs. A. Binneridyk was host- ess to a cottage meeting at her home Monday evening. Ivan Forsyth has sold his farm to Hank Binnendyk who gets possession in April. Mr. & Mrs. Don Riehl and family of Sebringville visited Monday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing and family. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner left Friday on a motor trip to Florida. Charles Douglas returned home from Seaforth Hospital Thursday much improved in health. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Walker and Kimberley visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Erwin, Inger- soll. Mrs. John Wallace is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Elliott and family of Essex. By MRS. KEN McKELLAR Be prepared with safe first aid that brings fast relief ... keep your medicine tabinei stocked with DILCINIASES Ariftsvpfic ostatiten Dime march on Tuesday Mrs. Harry Faber gold medal nurse Mrs. Harry Faber, 62, of RR 1 Hensall died in South Huron District Hospital, Exeter, Sun- day January 26, where she had been a patient for the past three weeks. The former Mary Ellen Cald- well she was born in Tucker- smith in 1901, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Guy Caldwell. She had wide experience in the nursing profession gradu- ating as a RN and gold medalist at Cochrane GeneralHospital in June 1932. She nursed with the Sir Wilfred Grenville nurses in the Labrador and Newfoundland Indian Hospital, Birtle, Man., hospitals in B.C., Hamilton, Toronto, and Beck Memorial, London. She was a member of Hensall UC, Hensall WI, and former member of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall. She was married in 1943 to Harry Faber who survives. Two brothers, Harry and William Caldwell, predeceased her. Public funeral services were held from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel Tuesday, Jan. 28, con- ducted by Rev. Harold Currie. Interment was in Exeter ceme- tery. Pallbearers were Vern Al- derdice, Jack, Harold and Ron Caldwell, Ross and Russell Fa- ber. UCW makes plans for '64 projects UCW unit 3 met Monday even- ing for their first meeting of the new year under the leader- ship of Mrs. Ron Mock. The devotional with the theme "Meditation and Money" was taken by Mrs. Clendon Christie, assisted by Mrs. Pearl Pass- more and Mrs. Walker Carlile, During the business period Mrs. Mock asked for sug- gestions from the members for projects for 1964 to be brought to the next neeting. This unit will be responsible for the nur- sery and flowers for the church for the month of February. An interesting chapter from the study book "Opportunity in India" was reviewed by Mrs. Jack Simmons. Slides on Europe were shown by Mrs. Robert Lambie. UCW President Mrs. Walter Spencer spoke to the group wishing them every success for 1964. PLAN DAY OF PRAYER The WA of St. Paul's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. R. H. Middleton Tuesday after- noon. Mrs. J. Philip Gandon, new president, and wife of the rector, conducted the meeting and also showed the new film strip "Around the World in Prayer" showing the work done by offerings given 'at the World Day of Prayer. This film was put up by the Women's Inter- Church Council of Canada, Mrs. T. Lavender gave a synopsis of the study from "Kingdem, The Power, and the Glory" book. Arrangements were made for the World Day of Prayer to be held February 14 in St. Paul's Church. IOOF EUCHRE A sticceSsfUl euchre sOred by the CP & T Committee of ,Amber Rebekah and 100F lodges, Hensall, was held in the Lodge Hall Tuesday evening, Jan. 21 with nine tables Winners were: ladies, 1st prize, Mrs. Ernie . ChipohaSe; 2nd, Mrs; Edgar Winn; men, 1St, P. Li McNatigliten; 2nd, Ross Richardson. Mrs. Leona Parke and /IOW Ventier Were winners of baSketS dt grttheries ill a draW, with Winning tickets draWn by John jarrOtti Another euchre be bald in February, Mrs. John Delta chaired the meeting of the Hensall Kinette Club Wednesday, January 22. Plans under the chairmanship of Mrs. Ron Wareing were fina- lized for the March of Dimes campaign to be held Tuesday, February 4, at '7 pm with Mrs. Lorne Hay as marching mother. An invitation was accepted from the Kinette Club of Clinton to attend a joint dinner meeting February 11. Mrs. Ross Jinks was hostess. Mrs. Wareing won the raffle. She almost made 104 Mrs. Agnes Baird, oldest resident in Huron County, who would have observed her 104th birthday Thursday, January 30, died Friday evening January 24, in Clinton public Hospital where she had been admitted the Fri- day previous. She had been a patient at Queensway Nursing Home, Hen- salt, for the past four years, She was born in Newark, New Jersey, and came to Ashfield Township with her parents when one year old. She was the widow of Thomas Baird. Her grandmother lived to be 98 and her mother 93, and her ripe old age was attributed to a lovely disposition and long- lived antecedents. Surviving are a son, Tom, of Brucefield, and a grandson, Stewart, of Stanley Township, Funeral services were held Tuesday, January 28 at Ball & Mutch funeral home, Clinton, with burial in Baird's cemetery, Stanley Township. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. E. Youse, Wendy and Tommy, leave Saturday for London where they will take up residence. Mrs. Youse was on the staff of the local Bell Tele- phone here. Miss Ruth Anne Traouair, and Miss Ruth Anne Hume, St. Thomas, spent the weekend with the former's grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Stewart McQueen. Flowers in the United Church Sunday morning were in me- mory of the late Edgar Brod- erick placed there by the fa- mily. 'Mrs. William Baker has been supplying at SS 7 Hibbert dur- ing the past two weeks, owing to the illness of the teacher, Mr. Kemp. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited recently with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Schroeder and family. Mrs. Keith Wonnacott and sons visited with relatives in London this week. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs. Archie MacGregor spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren, Toronte. Rod Chapman. who underwent surgery in Toronto last week, accompanied his parents home. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Petrie, Port Credit and Miss Mae Mac- Gregor of Toronto attended the funeral services for Mrs. Harry Faber Tuesday. Mrs. Alberta McBeath was taken by Bonthron ambulance to Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, Thursday evening. Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson left by carSaturdayfor Florida, where Mr. Anderson will par- ticipate in several trap shoots. They expect to be away three weeks. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Broderick and Rochelle, Kitchener, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Garfield Broderick, and also attended the funeral of Ron's grand- father, the late Edgar Brod- erick, held in Exeter Saturday. SEND CARDS AWAY The CGIT of Carmel Pres- byterian Church under the lead- ership of Mrs. Ed Fink, and Mrs. Harry 110y, have packed and shipped nine cartons of used Christmas and birthday cards to Miss Agnes Gollan and Miss Dorothy Bulmer, Nigeria, Miss Ida White, India, Miss Hildur H,ermanson, Formosa, all Canadian missionaries in these countries. These are presented to the children of these countries as reward cards, Each carton weighed six to six and one-half pounds. Between April, 1946, and Ap- ril, 1963, farm employment in Canada dedlined froth 1,100,000 to 610,000. MRS. AGNES BAIRD . '71iki=7.117MBI January 30,, 1904 Page .4 AMP ,P11 'Tuesday from South John Pra-4,44y Thames Road UC 4PaPital, Dawson and Bugh mepougal. et; , & Mrs. PPwarclPgnatPK, tenciPO, the ,11 0cgeY ,game PP.., top were guests at the Richard- .treit S.a,tUraq 449;109P, reports increases Hensall Sep-Bender wedding at Dash- WOO Satarclay. Mr. & Mr,s, Ken Braziar, By M RS. WII-,141,14 ,RoHpg plean Jeffery artcl. Lloyd Knight Michele and Carol, f Brantford THAMES Ro.0. were9 Hodgert, in4411P4.47 P.7,10,asese„., myi,rp,11.9801 .s.martisi,r.dmayvi4evp.etlsgriwwri pth R, Friday at noon 21 people sat more, Lloyd Hackney and Gor- Own to a Pot luckdinnar prior don Stone are 41.4Q 94 the board alVifi echwellitITayCs.grPl r°mai"clf9r to .t.i&s Amatal meeting, of stewards, g PERSONALS Mr.& Mrs, Perald,G.UrrLUPr After t meal Rev, Huh ing, A gpod financial standing and family of Lunar!, mr,. & Mrs. Mark Strapp and family Wilson tookcharge of tltp.kneebr i.irayonadno4a, Mr M family were werrs, Donald p ilget Hons. The general firnd shewed fourth birthdays of Ruth Bray Bray, the occasion being the a successful cash balance, tie were the retiring etewerde,end Michael Strapp, One of the first 36 ladies who Mr, & Mrs, Tommy Murdock reserve their appointment could. and Jeff of Exeter visited. Sat- be the lucky winner. urday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. Murdock has been transferred to the Bank of Montreal, Waterford, They will be moving this week. and district .news CORRESPONDENTS; .Mrs, Maude ,Redden, Phone Mrs, Archie. Mocpregor, .P119ne 56 February Perm Special ZOTOS .MOISTURE WAVE No Frizz With Lasting Curl Rog? $12.50 Special $8.95 This specia4 Ends Feb. 22 YOU MAY'WIN A Ladies Watch! was reported by all organi!ze, pray The confirmation class to join the church will commence Feb. 9. Biddu fp h William Johns and Ray Cot, Sunday with Mr, 4?, Mrs, John Misses Susan Allen, Mar- garet Brock and Lynn Otis of Elirnyille spent the weekend with Miss Sharon Passmore. mr, & Mrs. Bert Barry of London visited Saturday with Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mrs, Ray Cottle visited last week with relatives at Burford. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Brophey, Glenn and Elizabeth of London spent the weekend with Mr. Fred Dawson and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dawson. They also visited with Mrs. Dawson in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Quite a number of ladiesfrom this community attended a de, monstration at the home of Mrs. Melvin Gardiner, Exeter, Wednesday evening last. Mrs. Dora Wilson of Granton was the demonstrator; Mrs. Reg Hodgert and infant son, Scott Reginald, returned By MRS. M. H. ELSTON Be-N-Jay Beauty Salon PHONE 236 HENSALL Saturday evening visitor s with Mr. & Mrs. John McAllis- ter were Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot and Sharon of Centra- lia, also Earl Dixon, A ils a Craig. Cecil Skinner, Exeter, and grandson Billy Denham, Kirk- ton, celebrated their birthdays Friday and were entertained at a birthday supper given by Mr. & Mrs. Ron Denham, Kirkton, and later in the evening were joined by Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner and family and Mr. & Mrs. John McAllister and boys. Mr. McAllister was also cele- brating a birthday. M. H. Elston has returned home from Victoria Hospital. He was a patient there for over two weeks. Mrs. Elston spent a few days with her cousins, Mrs. Phin. Dickins, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dickins, during the time her husband was in hospital. Miss Janet Blair of Teachers' College London spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Weiberg and family spent Saturday eve- ning with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy, Ailsa Craig. Miss Mildred Weiberg of the Metropolitan Life Insurance, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Weiberg. Miss Phyliss Weiberg and Tom Humphrey of Exeter, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Weiberg. Wendy Elston had her cousin, Brenda Dickins of London, spend the weekend with her. Percy Dickins, son of Mrs. Phineas Dickins and principal of Kenora School, recently preached the sermon at the layman's service in St. Alban's Anglican church, Kenora. CAN YOU AFFORD TO PAY DAMAGES? NHL netminder Kinsmen speaker At the Kinsmen dinner meet- ing Thursday night plans were made to hold a draw for 50 silver dollars, draw to be held March 15. Guest speaker for the evening was Dennis Riggin, Stratford, former goalie with the Detroit! Red Wings, speaking on hockey. President Ross Jinks presi- ded for the business session. VIEW FILM • Hensall-Chiselhurst YP met Sunday evening in Hensall UC with president Ted Mock con- ducting the meeting. Heather Reid read sacred passages. A f i 1m "Monastary" was shown with Rev, Harold Currie leading a discussion period. Ted Mock directed games. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dietrich spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. L. M. Angus and family of Toronto. Mrs. Elgin Adams is visiting her daughter Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick and Pamela, Owen Sound. Harvey Adams, Earl Diet- rich, Ken Baker and Do n Weigand are holidaying in Flor- ida. Mrs. Art Thompson and Mrs. Harry Sheppard spent the week- end in Toronto with Dave Shep- pard. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer visited last Wednesday with Mr. Jim Barbour of Seaforth. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. V. R. Sharpe were Mrs. N. McCallum and Miss Eleanor Sharpe, London, and Mr. Glen Sharpe, Guelph. DON'T JUST DREAM about Pontiac's spine-tingling excitement GO GET SOME! (There's a combination just right for you) 14 HOT V8's (All the way from standard 195 hp Strato-Flash V8 up to a thrilling 425 hp) A THRIFTY 6 (The standard 140 hp Astro 6 that just keeps on going and going past gas pumps) 5 SMOOTH TRANSMISSIONS (Standard Synchro-Mesh 3-speed and your choice of 4 optional transmissions including 4-speed Synchro-Mesh and Powerglide) FULL COIL SUSPENSION (A road-hugging system that seems to make long roads shorter, rough roads smoother) SELF-ADJUSTING TRUE CONTOUR BRAKES (Air-cooled, generously sized and carefully made for safe, sure stops) ALL THIS...AND PONTIAC'S UNIQUE STYLING (Go see. Drive the Pontiac of your dreams, Discover what all the enthusiasm's about) THE CHOICE IS YOURS (11 series, 38 models) ELECTS 1964 OFFICERS The annual congregational meeting of the St. Andrews UC was held Tuesday evening, Jan- uary 21. It was preceded by a pot luck supper served in the schoolrooms by the outgoing stewards, namely, Thos. Reid, Duncan Cooper, and Laird Fin- layson, assisted by their wives. After supper the congregation, about sixty in number, assembl- ed in the church, with Rev. How- ard Plant, in charge. Excellent reports were given by the var- ious committee leaders. The new stewards nominated by acclamation are, Ray Con- sitt, Ken McKay, H. Anderson and 0. Workman. Two new El- ders were also nominated. They are N. Dickert, and EdisonMc- Lean. The Trustee Board, namely, Wm. Bell, Robt. Mc- Gregor, A. Parsons, J. Sinclair and E. Kyle were re-elected. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Vern Alderdice and Mr. & Mrs. John R. Coop- er are leaving this week by motor for Florida where they will spend three weeks vacation. Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Kyle were in London Sunday visiting their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Don Kyle and their new grand- son at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones and EUCHRE WINNERS A euchre party held atBrins- ley School on Friday, Jan. 24 was largely attended. Convenors for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis also Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis, High score for the ladies went to Mrs. Tom Kooy; low score, Mrs. Otto Darling; lone hands, Mrs. Stanley Steeper; high for the men, Luther Mor- ley; low, George Mercer; lone hands, Levi White. Another euchre is scheduled on Feb. 21. Convenors to be Mr. and Mrs. Dean White also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rowe. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Allan Lightfoot of London visited with Mr. & Mrs. Art Lightfoot Friday. Mrs. Jim Trevithick visited with Mr. & Mrs. Karl Pickering Tuesday evening. Mrs. Maurice Morgan visited Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Joyce of Clandeboye. Recent rains and thaw has al- leviated the work for some far- mers who have been hauling water for their farm stock. Mrs. Douglas Lewis visited with her sister Mrs. McDonald of Clinton Thursday. Bill Glenn is employed at Stewart's Seed Mill at Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Armstrong of Clandeboye were Saturday evening Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. G. Glenn and family. McCANN BROS. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors PArilaltM8 SPORt MAN Success carpoNT '64 edition! IAC A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE P.8640 Be sure to Watch "Telescope'' and "zoeo One" now showing on television. Check local listings for time and channel. Specializing in Farm Buildings Dashwood — Phone 11-W or114 TAYLOR MOTORS 'LIMITED. Main Street Zurich Ontario