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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-10-01, Page 4Ready Mix CONCRETE ,71; Plant 235 0833 Pesidence 228 6961 Plenty of time to gossip Product. Of Goo•ral Motors irt Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 MENSAL'. savings accounts deposit receipts guaranteed certificates mortgages trust services Total: SERVICE 15 Offices in Ontario Sind& 187" BRITISH MORTGAGE. & TRUST C. V. Barrett Manager Exeter —235.0530 ha,/iif.le.iTA, • NI Page 4 October 1, 1964 Hensall Receive 20 .members at Centralia UC event and district news .CORRESPONDENTS .Maude Hedcjen„ Phone 5. .Mrs. Archie. MacGregor, Phone 56 ing with Mr, Mrs. F, Pour warden in Sarnia, Miss Eleanor Hodgins RN of Now York, Was holidaying week with her parents and ter, & Mrs, Kenneth Hodi? gins and Niarikay, All at one meeting Kin executives installed prian Hicks, youngest son of Mg. $ Mrs, Frgils. EiCks, is J receiving treatment in St, o•-• seph's Hospital, pondon to cor, root an injury that he sustained. Mrs. Roy Harrison is a pa, tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Clara Abbott Miring the past week were Mrs. Beer of For- est and Mr, & Mrs. Cliff Ab- bott of Lucan. Sunday guests With M. & Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable were Mr. & Mrs. Fred Penwarden, Sarnia; Stanley Love, Exeter; Mr. $1 Mrs. W. Baker, Grand Bend; Miss Wilda Pollock, Kit- chener; Mrs. Andrew Hicks, Mrs. Lorne Hicks, Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Rev. D. M. Guest. Mrs. Andrew Hicks is visit- Deputy Governor John Kerr Zone D, London, conducted the installation. Legien Ladies Auxiliary catered for the ban- quet attended by sixty. C.A.McDOWELLL:d. motommimani sidents, Jim Hyde, H a r ol d Knight; secretary, Ron. Ware- ing; treasurer, Doug Johnston; registrar, Bob Caldwell; bul- letin editor, Bill Fuss; direct- ors, Robert R e abur n, Jack Drysdale, Murray Baker. Exeter Kinettes, past pre- sident, Mrs, Art Clarke; first vice president, Mrs. Cal Wein; secretary, Mrs. Gordon Bayn- ham; treasurer, Mrs. Art Clarke; registrar, Mrs. Cal Wein. Exeter Kinsmen, past pre- sident, Joe Gunn; vice presi- dents, Clare Hoffman, Gilbert Dow; secretary, Gerald Rad- ford; treasurer, Dave Cross; registrar, Ed Hearn; directors, George Rether, Joe Gunn, Cal Wein. By MRS, FRED BOWDEN. CENTRALIA A large congregation attended an impressive service in the United,Church Sunday Morning when t went y adult members were received into the fellow- ship of the church by the min, ister, Rev, Duncan Guest as, sisted by two members of the church session, Wellington Skinner and Kenneth Greb. Received on profession of faith were Robert and Mrs. Breen, Clifford and Mrs, Roll- ings, Clarence McDowell, Mur, ray Abbott, Thames Rees, Karl Schendera, Lawrence Hirtzel, Miss Marilyn Morgan and Mrs. William Hall. Received by transfer were Mrs. Wayne Grob, Mr. and Mrs. Borden Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hamilton, Mrs, Murray Abbott, Mrs. L e wis Tasko, Mrs. Bruce Isaac and William Hall. Install four executives at one session Kinsmen Deputy Governor John Kerr, right, London, was a busy man in Hensall, Thursday, when he installed the officers of four area clubs; namely the Exeter and Hensel]. Kinsmen and Kineties of the two communities. From the left are the presidents of the Hensall clubs, Mr. and Mrs. John Baker; Exeter Kin Head, Ross Dobson; Mrs. Clare Hoffman, Exeter Kinette president.—T-A phntn Friends shower bride with gifts Mrs. John Baker was install- ed as president of Hensall Kin- ettes Thursday night at Hensall Legion Hall. Her husband John Baker took over as president of Hensall Kinsmen Club. Mrs. Clare Hoffman was installed as president of Exeter Kinettes, and Ross Dobson, president of Exeter Kinsmen at the joint in- stallation ceremony. Other officers for Hensall Kinettes were past president, Mrs. John Deitz; vice presi- dent, Mrs. Wm. Fuss; secre- tary, Mrs. Jim Hyde; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Caldwell; regis- trar, Mrs. Ron Wareing; bul- letin editor, Mrs. Jack Drys- dale; Hensall Kinsmen, past pre- sident, John Heal; vice pre- YPU VIEW FILM The Young People's Union held a re-organization meet- ing in the schoolroom of the United Church Sunday evening with 20 present. Gail Lamport and Joann e Hicks conducted the devotional exercises and an interesting film was shown. Award SS certificates during Cromarty event Hurry! Hurry! Only 1 New 64 Meteor Left Couple observe 25 years wed ey, Mrs. T. L. Scott; inter- mediate, Mrs. Malcolm La- mond; senior, Mr. G er al d Carey, secretary, Mr. Gerald Scott. peT44.44 Mrs. Clarence Reid was hos- tess for a miscellaneous shower at her home Tuesday evening, Sept. 22 in honor of Miss Thelma Cowan of London, bride-elect of October. Twenty relatives attended from Teeswater, Kin- cardine, Tiverton, London, Hayfield, Clinton, Exeter and Hensall. Presentation address to the guests of honor was read by Mrs. Bob Talbot of Hayfield and gifts presented by Linda Reid of Hensall and Connie Tal- bot, Hayfield. Mrs. Gary Mair and Mrs. George Jackson, Lon- don, assisted in unwrapping the gifts. Miss Diane Reid conduct- ed contests. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Feltz have returned ho m e after honey- mooning in the western pro- vinces, They have taken up residence in Mitchell. Rev. John McMurray of Mil- verton Presbyterian chur ch conducted service in Cromarty church Sunday in the absence of Rev. J. Boyne who conducted anniversary services in Mil- verton. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Roy Neil of San Diego, Calif. were callers at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Abbott, Mrs. Byron Hicks of Toronto is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Hicks and family. Mr. George Baynham return- ed home last week after visiting at the home of his son, Mr. & Mrs. Chas. (Scotty) Baynham and family in Calgary, Alta, Buy Now At Big Savings One 64 4 Door, V-8, Automatic Rally event at Brinsley One 64 Conoline Truck At Tremendous Savings By MRS. KEN McKELLAR CR 0 MARTY Rally Day service was ob- served in Cromarty church Sun- day September 20 with Rev. J. C. Boyne in charge of the ser- vice. Certificates for memory work were presented to Eliza- beth Templeman, David Laing, Lorraine Laing, Bruce Miller, Nancy Allen, Brenda Gardiner, Carol Miller, Debbie Wallace, John Hamilton, Margaret Laing, Brian M ill e r, Beth Hulley, Linda Miller, Paul Miller, Brian Dow, Janet Allen, Barb- ara Kerslake, Darlene Temple- man and Denise Kerslake. Special music was provided by the junior choir. Mr. Boyne conducted a dedication service for Sunday School teachers and officers. Kindergarten teachers are Miss Alice Walker, Mrs. Mervin Dow; primary, Mrs. Larne Elliott, Mrs. Alex Gar- diner; junior, Mrs. GeraidCar- Pickering, Doug- Fenton, Chris Young, Robert Dodds; primary to juniors, Larry Fenton, Dar- lene Watson, Bill Prest, Debra Lewis, Brenda Lee, Kathy Lew- is, Ronnie Morley; juniors to intermediate, Doreen Lee, Lin- da Robinson, Susan Morley and Jerry Morley. Demonstrator Specials 64 MERCURY PERSONALS Mrs. Grace Scott spent the weekend in Goderich with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.& Mrs. Donald. Scott and family, Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker ac- companied Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currie of Dorchester and spent the weekend with friends in Buffalo, N.Y. and Chippawa. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carlingford, visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. George Wallace. Twelve members of the Cro- marty church WMS were in Seaforth Tuesday as guests at the WMS meeting of the Pres- byterian church there. Mrs. (Rev.) Jack of Hamilton was the guest speaker. Mrs. W. N. Binning and Jane of Mitchell and Mrs. Elsie Gib- son of Listowel visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar. 2 door hardtop, fast back automatic transmission, 390 cu. in. motor, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewall tires, tinted windshield. The New Styles 64 MERCURY Montclair, 4 door sedan, automatic transmission, power brakes, power steering, radio, white wall tires, tinted windshield. 64 ANGLIA SUPER THE NEW FRUIT FLAVORED BREAKFAST DRINK Comes to you FRESH from the dairy 1 — - - -5 uP is a delicious blend of fruit flavors with added vitamins. Here is the fruit flavored breakfast drink that comes fresh from the dairy—all ready to serve. Beep contains added Vitamin C and Pro- vitamin A. Has a smooth "never tart" flavor that both children and grown-ups love! And to top everything Beep costs less than fresh squeezed juice! 40 oz. 33 Available only from dairies—at your door or store By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Rally Day service was held Sunday in Brinsley United Church with Rev. John Davies in charge. The service was led by the Sunday School superintendent Gordon Morley assisted also by Miss Carol Robinson taking the Scripture reading and the story given by Miss Linda Thompson. The Sunday School with Mr. Douglas Lewis, or- ganist, under the direction of Mrs. Jack Trevithick formed the choir. During the service promotion certificates were given out to some 16 attendants by the su- perintendent, Mr. Allen Amos, kindergarten to primary, Jim Charles Mickle of Hamilton and Robert Mickle of Sydenham Hall, UWO London, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol are holidaying this week in Brant- ford, Ridgetown and Seaforth. Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David, Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. & Mrs. Emmerson Mit- chell and family of Walton were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Beer. Mr. Eldon Jarrott has pur- chased a home in Brucefield owned by Ray McNall and will be moving shortly. The WMS of Carmel Presby- terian C h u r c h will hold its Thanksgiving meeting Tuesday, October 6 when Mrs. Scott of Cromarty will be guest speaker. Mrs. Harold Foster under- went surgery at Stratford Gen- eral Hospital Tuesday of this week. Miss Pauline Bell was the guest of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Chappel and Kenneth, Sarnia, this past weekend and attended the Briarwood Arena skating school where she passed a dance test, The Willow Waltz. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques were pleasantly surprised Sat- urday evening when their family arranged a family dinner at the Duff e r in Hotel, Centralia in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary and presented them with a chrome kitchen set fol- lowing the turkey banquet. Later the celebrants and one hundred relatives and friends gathered at the Crediton Town- ship Hall for a social evening and dance with music provided by Nelson Howe and his orches- tra from Cromarty. A. presen- tation was made to them of a platform rocker by the parents and brothers and sisters on both sides. Members of the family atten- ding the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jaques, andHar- old Jaques, Toronto, Miss Ruth Ann McCarter, Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaiser, Ilderton; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Van Al- stifle, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson, Toronto, aunt and uncle of Mrs. Jaques. Others attended from Cromarty, St. Marys, Kirkton, Ilderton, Cre- diton, Exeter and Hensall. o TINTING o SETTING o STYLING Tues., Wed. & See, 9 to 6 Thur. $ Fri., 9 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girl Perms - $6.00 Regular $8.50 PERSONALS Miss Ruth Trevithick of Eto- bicoke spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Mr. Les and Eugene Thomp- son, Miss McGregor, Kathleen and Gordon Morley visited Sun- day with Mrs. Violet Allison. Mrs. Helen Dauncey was chosen queen of the month com- peting against 80 IGA stores in the London division. Mrs. Dauncey is on the staff of Darl- in'es Groceteria at Lucan and a former Brinsley girl well known in this locality. Mr. Bob Glenn of Exeter has been working for Mr. Kelly Robinson, Mr. E, Neil of Unity, Sask. left Saturday to his home by plane. Mr. Neil was born in McGLLlivray Twp. and despite his 89 years came by train to visit his relatives and friends in this district. Used Car Specials Be -N-Jay Hurondale Dairy F N SALL PHONE 27 BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensall 63 COMET 4 door. Come in and see this one. Top beef classes at Zurich fair The 4-H beef competition provided some of the best competition that has been seen at any Huron County fair in some time when the Zurich club members competed, Monday. Some of the Winners from the left are: Joan Elliott, RR 1 'Zurich, second in showmanship; Jim Hoffman, Dashwood, junior heifer charap; John Beeker, Dashwood, senior heifer champ; Grant Jones, RR 2 Hensall, steer champ; Donald Weigand, RR 1 Dashwood, top showman. —T-A photo Hydro Interruption Village of Hensall EFFECTING ALL THE CUSTOMERS WEST OF THE RAILWAY TRACK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 6 A.M. 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