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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-07-30, Page 4trip to Vancouver,, Q 4 1 g 4 r PtaMPetie and Visited. friendS Winnipeg, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oaklahome. City and Coney The New styles TINTING ..„SETTING STYLINQ Tues.,. Wed. ..&_ Sat„ 9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri., 9 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girt Perms -- $6.00 Regular $8.50 Be-N-Jay BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensall K ippen area people R. Playground has carnival Thursday, July 23, a penny carnival was held at the arena and over $7,00 realized which will be forwarded to the COP- pled Children, London. Friday, July 24, featured a wild west parade in the morn- ing with swimming at Lions Park, Seaforth, in the after- noon. Winners in the parade were; Chrissy McGregor; Bob Cle- ment; Greg Sinker and Tony Kyle, tied; Juniors: Mary Lou Scott; Bill Webster; Lloyd Allan. Seniors, Michael Davis; Marjorie Sch- walm; Keith Roszel and John Taylor (tied). Judges were Mrs, Robert Reaburn and Mrs. Doug. las Cook. Thursday, July 30, "On Wheels Day", and contests, Friday will feature "On Wheels Parade", showing decorated bi- cycles with swimming at Sea- forth in the afternoon. This will conclude the recreation activi- ties for this year. LET T.M.T. ARRANGE YOUR MORTGAGE For almost three-quarters of a century we have offered a friendly, personal service in the first mortgage field. We can arrange a first mortgage for you on your home, farm or business property, All enquiries welcome. 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Phone Hensall 31 trip to Ridgetown, London and Fanshawe Thursday. Misses Linda, Karen and Joyce Russell, Russeldale, vi- sited recently with their cousins Marilyn and Carol Miller. M. & Mrs. Bob Mayer and family, Farquhar visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Burleigh and family, Seaforth, visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and girls on their way home from a two weeks vacation in Manitoba. Mr. & Mrs. Donald O'Brien and family, Flint, Michigan are holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Walter O'Brien. Geraldine and Ruth Temple- man are holidaying with their cousin Dianne Miller. Mrs. Mary Miller and her granddaughters, Edna and Janet Miller and Delores Burlingham, Mitchell, are holidaying this week at Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wilfrid Annis Sunday. Miss E. Newell dies in Exeter Public funeral services for the late Miss Eliza M. Newell, 82, of Exeter, formerly of Hen-, sail, were held from the Ben- Omni Funeral Home Friday, July 24 with Rev. Harold F. Currie conducting the Service. Burial was in Hensall Union eemetery. MISS Newell, who died in South Huron Exeter, Wedribeclay July 22, is survived by one brother Calvin Newell of British Columbia, and se- veral nieces and nephews. •401i7eFeeIiffeeIMIMERNSOSSIIMMSMerfeeeeeele• WEINAMMIZZtaa,..NtailWATAN41:77 VErratEMI:MV 0 ie HIRAI SPECIALS FOR JULY 30, 31, AUG. 1 Produce Specials Ontario No. 1 NEW POTATOES49c 10 lbs. Grape, Orange, Lime, Grapefruit, Kik-Cola, Hire's Root Beer, American Dry Ginger-Ale, per case 's STORE' HOURS Closed all day every i4onday; open- ell day Wednesday; aped Friday evenings until 9 pm; Open Saturday evenings until 10 pm, ....i.i1M7,21:24,ele "VetereVre'ree • July .19, have family picnics • • eele=e,....e.eaereeeeZ:' Page 4 • • M ,ensa and district news CORRESPONDENTS; Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 tleman, John ,Dochrane,, sail; person coming the fare Chest, Ann Hopkins, illionOis; lt'cky table number, Mrs. pearl Love; Table cenvenor was Mrs, James McAllister. All officers were re-elected for 1965, the picnic to be held the second. Sunday in July at Bayfield, PERSONALS Mr, & Mrs. Alfreci'Kinsulau of Stapies recently visited Mr. & Mrs. Earl Kinsman and other relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Van I)emm and three children of St, Paul were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. N, Long. Grace Clifton and Alice Walk- er of Cromarty returned home from a two and a half weeks bus Brucefield couple off to New York Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beane, RR 1 Brucefield, receive airplane tickets and hotel accommodation confirmations from Jack Drysdale of Drysciale's Crest Hardware, Hensall, as part of the prize they received as Ontario winners in a recent promotion on Zenith freezers sponsored by Crest Hardware Stores and the Hamilton manufacturers of the freezers. The couple, who have been married only 10 months, will leave on August 3 by TCA jet and will stay at the Taft Hotel, returning on August 8, They also received $100 eachin spending money and assorted tickets to the World's Fair. It will be the first airplane ride and trip to NY for the young couple. --T-A photo Chiselhurst SS conducts picnic About 60 people attended the annual Chiselhurst Sunday School picnic held on the church grounds, Tuesday, July 21. The picnic supper was followed by sports conducted by the sports committee, Ruth Anne Coleman, Patricia Harris, David Brock and. Eric Ross, Winners in pre-school chil- drens' race, Dwight Kinsman; girls, 6-9, Linda Nowasad; boys, Larry Ferguson; girls, 10-12, Joyce Ferguson; boys, Gerry Sararas; young womans race, Karen Sararas; young mens race, Donald Cole; three legged race, SusanStinson, Pat- ricia Harris; wheelbarrow race, Karen Sarara.s, Joyce Ferguson. Relays followed and the team captains were Mrs. Alvin Cole, and Mrs. J. Brintnell. A peanut scramble was held for the chil- dren. Three people tied for guess- ing the number of peanuts in a jar. They were Dwight Kins- man, Mary Brintriell and. John Kinsman, Hensall personal items Start with dessert at backwards event and Ann. Mrs. Ralph McArthur, Mac and Cam, left by jet for Winni- peg after holidaying with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Beer, and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. George Beer and family. They were met at Winnipeg by F/LT Ralph McArthur and motored to their home at Rivers, Man. Miss Sharon Riley, London, spent last week holidaying with MRS. ,NORMAN LONG 7'.A.A.91.1.41R APJNIQN The annual Traquair reunion was held at Hensall Community Park, Sunday, July 1.9 with over e0 in attendatice. Sports were conducted for the children with results as lucky balloon, Sherry Stack,, house; races, Gregory Treciegr; 5f-0, Dwight Kinsman; 7-8, pouglas Traquair; Larry TraquOr; 11.12, Joyce Perguen; kick the slipper, children, .13evin Kinsman; lad,- les, Leita Ferguson; men, Rob- ert Traquair; relay, Rupseil F erguson's team; Men with the longest sock„ John McLenchlan; longest mare ried couple, M. & Mrs. john McLauchlan; coming the longest distance, Mrs.. John christie, Calgary, Alberta, A short besipees meeting was held and officers elected for next year as followeipreeldent, Mr, Wm, Temper, Comber; sports committee, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Traquair, Sarnia; Mr. 4 Mrs. Arthur Trequair„ Wood- stock; table committee, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Traquair; sec't.e tr ea sur er, Mr. Roland Wil- liams, Exeter. Picnic is to be held the third Sunday in July 1965 in Hensall Community Park. COCHRANE PICNIC The Cochrane picnic was held at Clangregor Square, Bayfield, Saturday, July 18 with 40 pre- sent, Sports were under the direc- tion of Ethel McMurtrie and Margaret Jones. Winners were: races under 5, Brenda Goff; Mary Ann Fejkl; boys, David E 11 i ott, Allan Taylor; girls, 11-15, Lynda Fuss, Janet Mc- Dowell; boys, Grant Jones, Ken- neth Jones; young ladies, Lynda Fuss, Cathy Fuss; young men, Grant Jones, Peter Fejkl; Ladies minute race, Adeline Elliott; girls, kick the slipper, Mary Ann Fejkl; boys, John Hillier, Peter Fejkl; ladies, Bessie Elliott; wheelbarrow race, Grant and Kenneth Jones; Oldest lady present, Annie Wright, Winnipeg; oldest gen- Union services start on Sunday Services in the United Church Sunday morning were conducted by Rev, H, F. Cur r i e, who delivered a forceful and enlighte eiting message. Mr, Herrylior- ton sang a pleasing solo, the garden" with Mrs, John Terkheirn presiding at the organ console Flowers in the church sanc- tuary were In memory of Miss Eliza Newell placed by mem- bers of the family. Union service for the month of August will commence Sun- day, August 2, 11 am iriCermel Presbyterian Church. Herbert Kercher heads Wrights The Wright reunion was held at the park in Kirkton, Sunday, July 26, with an attendance of over fifty. Sports were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ross, The following are the results: boys and girls, 6 to 8, Maurice Ruston, Ruth Jeffery; boys and girls, 8 to 10, Larry Wright, Dennis pepper; girls, 10-12, Ruth Baillie, Judy Jeffery; boys, Larry Wright, Dennis Pepper; young lathes, Janice Wright; young men, Bob Ross. Ladies kick the slipper, Mrs. Jean Ross, Mrs. Mahlon Wright; men, Jim Jordan; animal game, Ruth Bernie, Dennis Pepper; guessing jelly beans, Carl Dal- ton; guessing weight of water- melon, Ruth Baillie; mystery box, Ruth Baillie; Oldest person present, Mrs. Mary Ross; persons coming longest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Wright, Lion's Head. A candy scramble was held for the small children. Officers for 1965 are: presi- dent, Herbert Kercher, Kippen; sec r e tar y-treasurer, Mrs. Laurabelle Reichert, Hensall; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery, Staffa; table committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rusto n, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baillie, The 1965 reunion is to be held in Kirkton park, the last Sunday r). July. Figure skater passes exams Miss Pauline Bell of St. Tho- mas School of Figure Skating was successful in passing a set of figures on Saturday July U. This is the second set of figures Pauline has captured in thepast four months. Mr. Donald Cum- ming is her professional in- structor. Stittsville is holidaying with her grandmother, Mrs. Grace Harpole. Woman's father dies in surgery Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Ven- eer attended the funeral of Mr. Lawrence O'Reilly of Owen Sound Friday, July.24. Mr. O'- Reilly was undergoing heart surgery and failed to survive this difficult operation. He was 46, son of Mr. Ter- rence O'Reilly and the late Mar- jorie O'Reilly of Willowdale. Surviving are his wife the former Helen Millar, thr e e sons, Jim,Tom and Chuck, Owen Soun, three daughters, Elizabeth, at home, Mrs. Rod- ger v enner (Pat), Hensall; (Nancy) Mrs. Frank Neilsen, Agincourt, one brother Ter- rence O'Reilly (Ted), Guelph. Partly for the public's con- venience in handling the coins and partly to save metal, Can- ada changed from the big cent to the small cent In 1920. Kipper' East WI meeting was held at Homestead Heights at Bill Gibson's cottage, Wednes- day, July 22. As this was the backwards meeting, the event began with dessert and tea serv- ed by the lunch committee, Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Mrs. Robert Gem- mell, Mrs. Vern A 1de rdic e, Mrs. Vivan Cooper., God save the Queen was sung and courtesy remarks given by Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse. Mrs. Alex McGregor c onducte d a contest and Mrs. VivanCoop- er conducted a spelling match arranged by Mrs. James Mc- Naughton. Mrs. Win. Bell con- ducted a cake walk for which the music was played by Bill Gibson. Winners of the five cakes were Mrs. Robert Gem- mell, Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. Har- ry Caldwell, Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse and Mrs. Lloyd Lo- yell. Mrs. Ross Sararas and Mrs. Grant McLean conducted a series of amusing and intrigu- ing events to entertain the grandmothers, the oldest, of whom were Mrs. R. McAllister and Mrs. Sidney Gemmell, the one with the youngest grand- child, Mrs. Glen Bell. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Robert Bell. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. William Lyle. Business was dealt with and the roll call answered by telling a joke. The meeting closed with the Mary Stewart collect and open- ing ode. Dr. W. R. & Mrs. Sproat and family of Windsor returning from holidays at Restrevor Beach Lodge, L. Rosseau, will spend the long weekend with Mrs. Earle Sproat. At a meeting of the community Park Board Monday evening Byran Kyle was awarded the contract for painting the inter- ior of the Hensall Arena. Four tenders were received, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Payne, Mary and Wayne, attended the Payne- Gordon wedding at Grace Street United Church, St. Thomas, Sat- urday, July 25. Employees of General Coach Works of Canada are on vacation this week. Mr. & Mrs. GordonSchwalm, Charles and Marjorie, are vacationing at Elim Lodge, near Peterborough. Rev. H. F. Currie, Mrs. Cur- rie and family, will be on vaca- tion for the month of August. Mr. & Mrs. Milton Boyle, Toronto, who have just returned from a trip to the West Coast, visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hedden and family of Dresden, are holidaying with Mr. Herb Hed- den. Charles Mickle, London, vi- sited Saturday with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob Miss Ann Mickle. Miss Diane Bedard of Lon- don has returned home after spending two weeks holidaying with her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Bell. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Smith and Mr. Herb Hedden spent the weekend with Mrs. Pearl Hed- den and family, St. Catharines. Mr. James Taylor has been appointed a representative of the Travellers Insurance Com- pany. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lambie and family returned home from a week's vacation along the St. Lawrence to Montreal. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Bell are holidaying this week with relatives at Chatham and Wind- sor. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy are spending a week's vacation with their son-in-law and daughter, Constable Doug- las Wein RCMP and Mrs. Wein at Inverness, Nova Scotia. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Connors and son Hal of Albany, New York are holidaying with Mrs. Connor's brother and sister- in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and sons. Miss Sharon Riley returned to her home in London alter spending the past week with Miss Ann Mickle. Miss Jarvis Peacock of Lassies' last event conducted at Staffa MI:teeeerie :e... AttlffeTIVetrelerA : Head Cheese Wieners 394 LB Minute Steaks 79C LB By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Hibberts' Little Lassies, Staffa east held their 4-H home- makers club on gardening at the home of their leader Mrs. B. Daynard July 21 at 8 p.m. This was the 4th and final meeting. Eleven members opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge followed by the roll call which was answered by each girl bringing 2 vegetables from her garden. During the business arrange- ments were made for achieve- ment day in August. Mrs. Daynard explained to the girls the proper way to make a salad with eye appeal. Things to remember are variety in color, texture and flavor. Also vegetables must be clean, cold and crisp, Mrs. Daynard then demonstrated the proper way to make a flower arrangement. NEWLYWEDS FETED A reception was held inStaffa Township hall recently honoring. Mr. and Mrs, Philip James on their recent marriage. A large Crowd attended and music for dancing was provided by Howes orchestra. George Smale read the ad- dress and George Vivian and Stan Pullman presented Mr. and Mrs. aeries with individual gifts and money on behalf of those present. PERSONALS Visiting recently with Mrs, Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and girls were Mr. & Mts. JIM Norris, ,Incly, Garry and Douglat, Brampton, and Eric Norris, Guelph. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller, Edna and Janet spent Wednesday at Liam Head. Mr. & Mrs. John Terripleman and Bob visited Friday evening With Mr, & Mee.13111ROWcliffe, Hensall. Dennise Kerslake, Croinarty, is visiting with her grandmother Mrs. Ken Drake. Sheila Agar, St. Thornat, -holidayed last Week With her cousin Gail Ageri David DOW, Henry Nelvel, Fay, Jeanne and Bob Ternple, 'mini Were among, thOSe Whia joyed the Perth Cotnity 2141 bus 79 t PER TIN MYEAVVVP • -':11.2Nann i0::13.:.:z,iM.Eingiaicar!fr"WEVAMEZMUSIZURECIMEM Fresh Ground Side Pork Chuck 394 49 ; LB ra:=21,VMNIZIC'5.-K-szy Grocery Specials ICEDANIMAL BISCUITS PECAN TWIRLS MARSHMALLOWS McCormicks lb. SCHWARTZ PEANUT BUTTER LIQUID LUX DETERGENT SOFT DRINKS Packed 24/10-0z. tins McCormick's 6-oz. pkgs. IFICIOZE bEticiaus QUICKFIX 14° Weston's Bakery Feature 4/$1 3 pkgs $1 pkgs 3/$1 Z 3/$1 64c Supreme Brarid P EAS Compare2,B. ats A5G3 g 42 King Site a Grocery Specials KLEENEX 400s Flat Fold 4 boxes $1 PAPER Kle TOWELS TIDE Kitt Size pIg 2-roll c 42C $1.39 'Tomato. or Vegetable AYLMER SOUPS 8/$1 etaeeeeieeeene.... ...ereewe-;:eekee.egeet