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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-03-24, Page 8Oy MRS, NORMAN ONO Hensel!! PeeWee Champions By MRS. KEN McKELLAR OPEN HOUSE YOU'RE SURE OF A FRIENDLY WELCOME From Miss Catherine Stirling, District Manager Bill Duncan, and John Bowman, when you visit CIA's Huron County Office at 14 King St.„ Clinton, to discuss your insurance needs. You are invited to our OPEN HOUSE on Thursday, March 31, from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Coffee and donuts will be served. CIA has 32 offices across the Province and has over 220,000 policies in force in all lines. • AUTOMOBILE • URBAN FIRE • BOAT • ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS • FAMILY LIABILITY • FARM FAMILY PROTECTION CIA CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 291 King St., London 433-3131 Page 0 Times-Advocate, March 24, 1964 Clandeboye couple mark 53 years wed By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Mr, and Mrs. Russell Blake Were entertained by their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nold Blake, Clandeboye, on the occasion of their 53rd wedding anniversary, The celebrants were presented with a reclining rocker, present were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blake, and Mrs. Peter Srigley and son John, all of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. W. E: Sove- reign, Mr. and Mrs. peter Ship- ley, Miss Patricia Sovereign, all of Lucan, Mr. Wilmer Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Simpson, clande- boye, Robert Hodgins and Sharon Blake, of Clandeboye, Mr. Wayne Redick, London and mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hartle, and Ronnie, Ailsa Craig. Mr. Michael Connolly of Till- sonburg has purchased Mr. John Sinclair's farms and takes pos- session immediately. Sunday guests with Mr. Robert Thomson were Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Schneider, Paul, Garry, Gail and. Dale of Stratford. Mr. Charles Eyre of RR 2 KIO- pen has sold his farm to Mr. A. Timmerman of RR 3 Kippen. Mr. Robert Elgie accompanied by Mr. Wilfred Mellis visited a day last week with relatives of the former at Port Dover. ACCENT ON ACCESSORIES The second meeting of the pro- ject ,(Accent on Acces0Pries" was held Tuesday, March 1.s, at the home of the assistant leader Mrs. B. McGregor. The roll call "The basic color theme of my wardrobe" was answered by seventeen girls. The name of the club is to be "Seventeen Tuck- ers". The members decided to have navy covers with white lettering for their record books. The girls took notes on planning accessories; accessories to compliment you; making acces- sories and accessories around the clock. SIMIWOMMICIUMEOMMNI ENTERTAIN GRANDMOTHERS Grandmothers and 4-H girls and their mothers were guests at the Clandeboye WI meeting held last Wednesday evening in ADVERTISING The shortest route to business profits the United Church basement, A skit.entitled "A Woolly Tale" written by Laura liodgins for Achievement Day was given by the 4-H girls. Mrs. Alex Mc- Intosh presented each girl with a coffee spoon and Betty Ann Lewis gave the leaders, Mrs. Wilmer Scott and Mrs. Norman Hardy, a gift. President Mrs. Andy Carter was in the chair and read the Scripture. Roll call was answer- ed with "easy supper dishes to leaye." A letter was read from Adazarfati, the adopted child in Rome, Italy, which the branch along with two others, has spon- sored for four years. Mrs. Jim Donaldson presided for a program and gave a read- ing "Things My Grandmother Told Me" followed by a singsong and a reading by Mrs. David Kestle "Yesterday and Today." Two groups were formed for a singing contest, Mrs. F r ank Hardy won the grandmother's gift and Mrs. Art Hodgins won a shamrock plant. PERSONALS Word was received by Mrs. peter Gridzak that her brother- in-law James Leslie Sim, 51, passed away at his home in Lon- don Friday, His wife was the former Blanche Watson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Watson of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Carter of Chatham spent the weekend visit- ing the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Hood. Mr. Farmer ...for By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS (Intended for Last Week) LIBRARY EUCHRE Kirkton Public Library spon- sored a progressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall Monday evening. Prize winners for ladies high were Mrs. Roy Pepper; lone hands, Mrs. Myrtle Doupe; men's high, John Witteveen; lone hands, Harry Webber; lucky draw, Mrs. Cliff Scott. Plant PRIDE row from left: Gord Pryde, Bill Cameron, Larry Ferguson, Garry Clement, Joey Raeburn and Gary Senses. Centre row: Doug McKay, John Taylor and Larry Wright. Back: Coach Wayne Smith, Doug Mock, Al Corbett, Brian Campbell, Ricky Parker, Jim Cooper, Murray Glanville and Manager Harold Caldwell. —T-A photo Hensall Pee Woes won the "D" division of the Lucan Shamrock Tournament Saturday and are still in the runningfor WOAA honours. The boys shown above scored an exciting 6-5 overtime win over Mildmay Friday night and are playing the deciding game in the WOAA semi-finals in the Bruce County town to-night, Thursday. Front Whenever you see a field of corn marked with a PRIDE sign you know you're looking at a crop of a successful corn raiser, Each year more and more farmers plant PRIDE CORN because they know they can count on PRIDE Varieties for extra yields and ... EXTRA CORN PROFITS Arnold Circle will entertain patients Order Now from Kippen East WI hear Morris Twp. history PERSONALS Mrs. Alvin Cunningham re- turned home last week of t e r spending several months with her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Man- son, Simcoe. Mr. Herb Ashworth, RR 2 Ilderton and Mr. Earl Paton, London, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton last Wednesday. Mrs. Gordon Cunningham is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Mr. Roy McRann, who is a pa- tient in Sarnia Hospital, is im- proving. His son Neil McRann, Mrs. Cecil Carter and Mrs. Karl O'Neil visited him Sunday. The 4-H club met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Scott who demonstrated table setting and read an article on table man- ners. Mrs. W. E. Sovereign, Mrs. Billodau, Valleyfield, Que., Mr. & Mrs. Neil Williamson and Mrs. Bertha Blake, London, c alled Sunday on Mr. Russell Blake who is 111. Christopher William Tilbury, London, father of Mrs. Arnold (Elsie) Lewis, Clandeboye, died in Westminster Hospital, Wed- nesday, March 9 and was buried Saturday, March 12 in Woodland cemetery. He is survived by four other daughters and one son, also 20 grandchildren. Mrs. Al Hoggarth, vice presi- dent of the Presbyterian Arnold Circle, chaired the meeting in the church basement Monday eve- ning and entertained those pre- sent with apoem "What's cooking D. G. MAGUIRE 2R2R7 -14,52L9ucan There will be 1,200 police- men at Expo, 100 firemen and four medical aid stations. Kippen East Women's Institute met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Rodger Hoornaert with Mrs. Joyce Cooper as co-hos- tess. The president Mrs. Vern Alderdice conducted the opening excercises and the roll call was answered by naming an old imple- ment and the new one which re- places it. Mrs. Wm, J. F. Bell's side lost out in the attendance contest so a banquet will be held in Zurich on April 5 at 6:30 pm when the losing side will enter- tain the winners led by Mrs. Jack Sinclair. A box of groceries was donated and a motion made that proceeds By MRS. NORMAN LONG (Intended for Last Week) ELECT OFFICERS The first meeting of the 4-H Club for the project "Accent on Accessories" was held at the home of the leader, Mrs, Ken McLean. The assistant leader is Mrs. Jean McGregor. Officers elected are: Presi- dent, Patricia Harris; vice-pre- sident, Donna Stoll; pianist, Bar- bara Gemmell; secretary, Janice Eyre; press reporter, Donn a Whitehouse; telephone and lunch committee girls, Gwen McLean, and Lois Jackson. It was decided to have a floating secretary. Achievement Day is May 14. Notes were given on "The Finished Look", "Wardrobe Planning" and "Accessories to compliment your costume." from its sale be donated to Bunny Bundle. Mrs. Campbell Eyre was the lucky winner and the Bunny Bundle will be richer by nine dollars, Steven Sararas doing the honors. Mrs. Grant MacLean gave an interesting and informative his- tory of Morris Township after which Mrs. Aiderdice read an article on the fallacies of hus- bands. Mrs. Ross Sararas chaired the program. Mrs. Robert Kins- man gave a thought provoking talk on the motto, "What is our generation leaving behind"? Mrs. Glenn Bell presented the topic "How Canada became a Domin- ion". Mrs. Chalmers gave cour- tesy remarks. Several Iris h songs were sung throughout the meeting. Lunch was served by the hostesses and the committee, Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Mrs. Jack Sin- clair and Mrs. Ernest White- house. gram will be in charge of Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Don Mous- seau with pictures of the trip taken by Roy Jewell by Mrs. Stirling Graham and Mrs, Harry Caldwell. in the Kitchen", with bottles labelled as the ingredients for a happy new year. Before a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Homer Campbell and Mrs. John Baker, the worship period was taken by Mrs. Mildred Bell and Mrs. John Skea who chose "Kindness" as the theme and described the many "keys" to open doors for better living. An invitation from Goderich Hospital to provide entertainment for the patients was accepted by members and guests present. Nine members plan to send par- cels of Christmas cards to mis- sionaries and Mrs. S chw al m demonstrated the way cards must be wrapped for overseas. A joint meeting with the WMS will be held in May to hear the report brought back from the Niagara Falls Presbyterial in April by Mrs. Schwalm. The Circle's Easter meeting pro- PERSONALS Mr. Will Kirk of Hamiota, Man. is visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Her- man Paynter. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter were Sunday visitors. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Watson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Marshall and Dr. & Mrs. Norman Amos attended the Scottish Rite banquet and dance in London Friday night. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Emery, Mr. & Mrs. Len Vanderbrent, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Waghorn and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis attended the Pittsburgh paint dinner and show at Panorama Restaurant, West Town Plaza in London Wed- nesday evening, The flowers in St. Paul's Ang- lican Church Sunday mor ning were placed in loving memory of the late Mrs. Gladys Pearson of C ollingwood. Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. J. McCormick and Bernard attend- • ed the funeral of the late Mrs. Gladys Pearson in Collingwood Thursday. Mr. Hiram Hanna r ec eived word of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Bushfield in Calgary at the age of 100. She was formerly a resident of Kirkton, Mrs. Dan Jarvis is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hervieux of Al- goma Mills. Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Knox of St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Henry and family of Lon- don. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ward and fam- ily of Monkton visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Scott, Jo-Anne and Rickey. The Boy Scouts and Cubs at- tended in a group at the 11 o'- clock service at Kirkton United Church Sunday morning. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Watterton and family of Belmont visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer and family. Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Watterton, Mrs. George Kemp and Mrs. Mabel Sherman of London visit- ed Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Switzer. Mrs. Wayne Pridham and Nancy, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Feltz and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Feltz and Linda. Among her many birthday gifts was a corsage from her eight great- grandchildren. Hockey notes In a thrilling game here Friday night Hensall Pee Wees defeated Mildmay Pee Wees 6-5 in the second game in the best two out of three series in WOAA play- downs. Game was tied at 5-5 at end of regulation period With a ten minute overtime. Gary Sar- aras connected for the winning goal, Playoffs are now tied at one each. Third game is at Mildmay Thursday, March 24. oh 6 TALKS ON AUSTRALIA The UCW meeting was held Tuesday evening, March 8 with 28 ladies in attendance. Preparations were discussed for the Easter Thankoffering meeting, to be held April 12 at 8:15 pm. Also an invitation from the Egmondville UCW was ac- cepted to attend their Easter Thankoffering meeting, taking place April 6, The scripture was taken by Mrs. Laird Finlayson, add the hostesses were Mrs. Wm. Consitt andMrs. Gerald Moffatt, Mrs. Rena Caldwell gave an interesting talk on her recent trip to Australia. Mrs. E. Kyle, president, announced that the Huron Presbyterial will be held this year in Clinton March 22. PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES MAD HATTERS Kippen 4-H Club held its first meeting Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Gary Triebner. An election of officers was held. President is Lois Wright; vice- president, B r e n d a Triebner; pianist, Gail Henderson and press reporter, Lynda Workman. The name Kippen's Mad Hatters was decided upon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dave Trieb- ner, SENIOR CITIZENS MEET The March meeting of the Se- nior Citizens' Club was held in Staffa Hall Tuesday evening with members of the Russ eldale Friendship Club as their guests. The president Mr. Darrell Park- er presiding and Mrs. Robert McCaughey at the piano, opened the meeting, Routine business was dealt with and committees appointed for the April meeting as follows: Pro- gram, Mr. D. Parker and Mr. Wilbur Miller; lunch, Mrs. Ro- bert McCaughey and Mrs. Wilbur Miller. Community singing was enjoyed. The remainder of the evening was spent playing euchre with eight tables in play. High scorers were Mrs. Ro- bert McCaughey and Mrs. C. Harmer; low scores went to Mrs. C. Dow and Mr. Gordon Dow. Mr. T. Laing had most lone hands. Lunch was served, • issued in amounts from $100 upwards for 3, 4 or 5 years. • earn the above indicated interest, payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. PERSONALS Mr. Harry Norris has sold his farm on RR 3 Kippen to Messrs Nic and Peter Oud who take possession immediately. Mr. Vivan Cooper is a patient in Stratford General Hospital having had eye trouble. Mr. John Cooper returned home a week ago since being hos- pitalized in South Huron Hospital, Exeter and is reported to be im- proving in health, Mrs. Marguerite Ulch, Wind- sor and Mr, & Mrs. Oswald Brown, Detroit visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Norman Long. Mr. Robert McLean, who has been a patient in Victoria Hos- pital, London returned to his home last week. 372 Bdy St., toronto 3S Dunlop Si., 13 Mississaga E., Barrie Orillia PERSONALS Mrs. Grace Scott accompanied by Mrs. Florence Russell of Mitchell left from Melton Airport Sunday on a plane trip to Tampa, Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Wallace and Kenneth of Carlingford visit- ed Wednesday evening with Don- ald's parents, Mr. & Mrs. George Wallace. Coast. Wm. Ramsey and Mrs. Ramsey of Listowel spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ramsey, and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hulley and family. Mr. T. L. Scott is Confined to his home suffering from injuries received in a fall, The Expo symbol was designed by Julien Hebert, a Montreal graphic artist. Mrs. J. R. Jefferson is spend- ing this week at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs, Norman Jefferson, Munro. Miss Verna Christie spent the weekend with Miss Brenda Kers- lake, Staffa. Sunday guests with Miss Olive Speare were Mr. & Mrs. R. G. Speare, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Ted McDonald, Mrs. Bessie McDon- ald, Misses Sherry and Beth McDonald all of Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Taylor, Staffa. Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar were guests of Mr, & Mrs, Alex Crag°, Kirkton, Thursday. Mr. T. L. Scott is a patient in Seaforth Community hospital. Mrs. Violet Quance of Brace- bridge was a recent visitor with Mrs. Frank Allen. Mr. Craig Kerslake, Staffa was a weekend visitor with Mr. Jack Christie. Mr. Henry Eggert, Rostock is visiting with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner. Miss Adeline Chappel has re- turned home from a holiday in Scotland. Mr. Jim Chappel of Gerald- ton visited recently with his par- ents Mr, & Mrs. Filmer Chappel. (Intended for Last Week) MARK BIRTHDAY The home of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Coiquhoun of Staffa was the scene of a happy family gathering Sat- urday March 12, the occasion being a birthday party for Mrs. Colquhoun's mother, Mrs. Cliff Dow. Those preserit included her brothers Mr. Norman Christie, Mitchell and mr. Andrew Chris- tie and Mrs. Christie of Rus- seldale also her family, Mr. Nelson Dow, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Dow, David, Dennis and Er- nest, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prid- ham, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dow, Bruce, Brenda and Jean, Mr. Gordon Colohoun, Miss Jean Coliatihoun, Mr., and Mrs. Carry Finlayson and family, Mr, and