The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-01-26, Page 5Wins medal
Miss Troyann Bell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, RR 2
Hensall, was awarded a bronze
medal for figure skating at St.
Thomas. She was successful in
passing a dance test "The Fiesta
Tango" and will receive a medal
and pin from Ottawa.
Kippen pair
mark event
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Mr. and Mrs. William Mac-
Gregor of RR 3 Kippen, celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding anniversary
Wednesday, January 18 with open
house. Mr. MacGregor has farm-
ed here all his life, the farm be-
ing in the MacGregor name for
one hundred and fifteen years.
They have five children, 10
grandsons and one granddaughter
and nine great-grandchildren.
PERSONALS
Guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pridham,
Nancy May and Billy were Mr.
& Mrs. J. L. Lostell and Lloyd,
Kippen, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prid-
ham, Cromarty, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Parsons and Jimmy, Sea-
forth, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Sturgeon,
Jo-Anne and David James of
Goderich, Mr. &Mrs. DonSmale,
Jo Anne and Brenda, Hensall, the
occasion being Nancy May's sec-
ond birthday party.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dickert
Rebekahs plan
birthday party
Mrs. Lindsay Eyre, Noble
Grand, took the chair for the
meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge
held Wednesday, Jan. 13, when
plans were arranged for their
18th birthday party Wednesday,
February 15. Special guests will
be the District Deputy President
Miss Jean Scott of Seaforth, and
Clinton and Seaforth Ledges.
An afternoon and evening Des-
sert Euchre has been tentatively
set for March, and CP&T Euchre
is scheduled for Friday, Feb-
ruary 10.
St. Paul's WA
continue study
St. Paul's Anglican WA met
January 18 at the home of Mrs.
Annie Reid. The new president
Mrs. T. Lavender opened the
meeting with prayers and Mrs.
J. P. Gandon read the scripture.
Following the business period,
the Rector Rev. J. P. Gandon
presented a further chapter of
the study book "The C h u r c h
grows in Canada" delling with the
minorities in Canada, and a dis-
cussion followed.
The World Day of Prayer will
be held this year in St. Paul's
Anglican Church in Hensel' Feb-
ruary 10.
Arrangements were finalized
for the confirmation service, pot
luck supper and annual general
meeting held Sunday, January 22.
The first community night was
held Wednesday evening in the
newly purchased Shipka Com-
munity Centre with 12 tables in
play.
Prizes were won for ladies
high by Mrs. Leonard Reste-
mayer; ladies low, Mrs. Robt.
Adams; gents high, Jim Dietrich;
men's low, Jack Pickering; most
lone hands, Mrs. Gordon Fraser.
Lunch was served by the com-
mittee in charge, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Finkbeiner, Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sheppard.
Another euchre is planned for
February 1 sponsored by the
south group.
By MRS. WM. WALTERS
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bray
of Wroxeter visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
Dennis and Dianne.
Mrs. Harry Ford of Woodham
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickey
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Horne and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Parsons and
family visited Saturday with Mrs.
John Coward.
Miss Penny Smith of Crediton
visited Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Bar-
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and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, MaUde Hochiert, Phone 20400
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624015
Institute at Kippen
provide 'wee smile'
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bers of the Trivitt Memorial
congregation in Exeter were
present for the service and sup-
per. After the supper dishes
were cleared away, the annual
vestry meeting was held with the
rector, The Rev. J. Philip Gan-
don, in the chair, He reported
that the year 1966 had been one
of steady worship and work,
rather than one of epecta.cular
achievement. He e ep re es ed
thanks to all those who have
held positions of responsibility
in the congregation not only in
the past year, but throughout
The members of the congre-
gation of $t. Paul's Anglican
Church, liensall, had an unusually
busy day Sunday. The Bishop of
Georgian Bay, The Rt, Rev, H.
F. Appleyard, visited the church
to hold a Confirmation service.
Those confirmed were David
learrie Jackson, Hrenda Jean
Lavender, Carol Lynn Elizabeth
Mills, and Susan Lynn Wooden.
Following the service, the Hi-
Shop, who was accompanied by
Mrs. Appleyard, joined the con,
gregation in a pot-luck Supper
in the church basement. Mem-
the three and a half years of
his ministry in the parish,
Following the rector's re-
port, Mrs. Mary Taylor read a
statement of appreciation and
good wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Gandon as they will be leaving
the parish at the end of the
month to go to Windsor, and
the Wardens, Mr. Frank For-
rest and Mr. Ted Roberts pre-
sented a wail mirror and vase
to the Gandons on behalf of the
congregation.
It was announced that ser-
vices in Exeter and Hensall will
be taken by the yen. Archdeacon
J. N. H. Mills until a new rec-
tor is appointed.
The election of church officers
for 1967 resulted as follows:
Rector's Warden, Jack Hender-
son; People's Warden, Frank
Forrest; treasurer, Barrie Jack-
son; Vestry Clerk, Mrs. Tom
Lavender; lay delegate to Synod,
Mrs. Tom Lavender; substitute,
Jack Henderson; Board of Man-
agement, Ted Roberts, Jack Lav-
ender, Harry Page, Mrs. Mary
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Mrs. Joyce Cooper commented
on the motto "The New Year lies
before us fair as untrodden snow.
Be carefpl how you tread for
every step will show".
Take your Choice was conduct-
ed by Mrs. Vern Alderdice and
Mrs, Robert Bell. The panel
consisted of Mrs. Robert Kins-
man, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs.
Mike Connelly and Mrs. John
McGregor. The contestants were
Mrs, Caldwell, Mrs, John Mc-
Gregor Sr., Mrs. Ernest White-
house, Mrs. W. E. Butt, Mrs.
Frank Robertson, Mrs. Sinclair
and Mrs. Dave Triebner who
were credited with winning $110.-
00. The mystery object com-
pletely baffled the panel,
Mrs. Cecil Pullman gave mys-
tery remarks. A contest was con-
ducted by Mrs. Stewart Pepper.
Lunch was served by thehostess-
es assisted by Mrs. John Mc-
Gregor, Mrs, Joyce Cooper, Mrs.
Grant MacLean and Mrs. Vern
Alderdice.
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troit after spending the past three
weeks at the home of the form-
er's brother, Mr. Robert Middle-
ton.
Mr. & s. Alan C. Busche of
London visited recently with the
latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. H.
B. Horton.
Miss Ann Mickle and Mr. Ro-
bert Mickle of University of
Western Ontario were r ec ent
visitors with their parents Mr.
& Mrs. E. L. Mickle.
Mr. George Smale is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick spent a
few days this week visiting with
Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Shaddick in
Clinton.
The annual congregational
meeting of Carmel Presbyterian
Church will be held in the school-
room of the Church, Thursday,
Jan. 26.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Rannie and
family of London were recent
visitors with the former's par-
ents, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rannie. UCW discuss
centennial idea
The January meeting of Kippen
East WI was held at the home of
Mrs. John Sinclair in Seaforth
with Mrs, Campbell Eyre as co-
hostess. President Mrs. Grant
MacLean presided for the meet-
ing. The roll call brought out
many amusing stories in the "wee
smile" for Robert Burns Day.
Miss Nancy Berger, musical
supervisor of the Seaforth OHS
played two numbers, Mrs. W.J. F.
Bell reported for Home Econo-
mics and Health with many safety
slogans.
Two leaders for 4-H club will
be Mrs. Robert Gemmell and
Mrs. Ken McKay. A dess er t
euchre was planned for January
e5 at the Legion Hall in Hensall
and a euchre on the evening of
February 17, in the Legion Hall,
Hensall. A visit is to be made to
Seaforth Manor early in March.
The gift of hymn books to Huron-
view is a Centennial project, Mrs.
Harry Caldwell was appointed
Kippen East's representative to
the Centennial committee in Hen-
sall. "Side by Side" was sung
alter which Mrs. Grant MacLean,
suitably attired reported for His-
torical Research "Carpentering
Specialist".
Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave the
History of British C olu m b i a.
Reader writes
Beauty salon
to be closed
On January 28 one of Hensall's
businesses will close. In August,
1960, two young men, Wm. Gib-
son of Wroxeter and John E.
Caldwell of Kippen, having secur-
ed their diplomas from Bruno's
School of Hair Design, opened
the Be-N-Jay Beauty Salon.
At that time Hensall had been
completely deserted by hairdres-
sers. From 1960 to Feb. 1967
the Be-N-Jay closed for only
two weeks in 1962 when both
operators holidayed together in
Florida. Bill and Jack hope that,
in bringing customers, who stay-
ed to shop in Hensall, they have
contributed in some measure to
that town's economy.
The UCW executive met Thurs-
day, January 19 with Mrs. James
McAllister presiding. Eighteen
members of executive were pres-
ent to discuss and formulate
plans for the year with special
emphasis on the Centennial
theme, "Growth of Church in
Canada".
It was announced that the World
Day of Prayer will be held in
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Fri-
day; February 10 at 3 pm. The
UCW general meeting will be
held Feb. 2'7 using a centennial
theme and featuring hand painted
china.
A motion was passed to have
a pioneer supper; tentative date
to be Wednesday, April 12, This
is to be a centennial project
for Hensel]. United Church.
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Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs.
Gordon Munn, Mrs. Clarence
Reid, Mrs. Garnet Allan, Mrs.
Wm. Smale, Mrs. Harry Horton,
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Grant
McClinchey and Mrs, Roland
Vanstone attended a card party,
guests of Clinton Ladies Auxil-
iary held at Legion Hall, Clin-
ton, Wednesday, January 18,
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
Spent a few days last week with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan
and family in Waterloo.
Memorial flowers in the United
Church Sunday morning were in
memory of Mr. Clendon Christie,
by his wife and daughter Cathar-
ine Anne.
Mrs. George E. Thompson is
a patient in South Huron Hospital.
Mr. George Smale is a patient
in South Huron Hospital.
Jerry McClinchey of Sarnia
spent the weekend at his home
here.
Miss Anne Lawrence of Lon-
don spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard
Lawrence.
Mrs. Harry Strang, Hurondale,
Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Crediton,
and Mrs. Wilbert Dining, Hen-
sall, attended. the meeting of the
District Officers from the four
districts South, East and West
Huron, and South Perth, at the
Agricultural Board Rooms, Clin-
ton, Wednesday 18.
Mr. George Otterbein of Galt
visited over the weekend with his
father Mr. William Otterbein.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Flynn and
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dixon re-
turned home after motoring to
Florida for the past two weeks.
Mr. & Mrs. George Middleton
returned to their home in De-
visited in Harriston Sunday with
relatives.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar McBride
visited Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Sharon in London.
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to assist needy
Sponsor of Hensall's March
of Dimes campaign is the Hen-
sel]. Kinettes, with Mrs. Grant
McGregor as the Chief Marching
Mother.
A house to house canvass of
the village will be made Monday,
January 30 at 7 pm. General
chairman is Mrs. Robert Cald-
well; recruiting, Mrs. Harold
Caldwell; finance, Mrs. Jim
Hyde; publicity, Mrs. Ron Ware-
ing.
The 1967 objective for South-
western Ontario is $84,000. The
Marching Mothers of Hensel" are
'hoping the villagers will be gen-
erous again this year.
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WEEK END SPECIALS FOR JANUARY 26, 27, 28/67:
FROZEN FOOD
-- Continued from page 4
Another way we have learned
to get around our men is through
his stomach, but being wives we
know this is not the only way.
We could put on a new negligee
(very carefully chosen, of course)
and wear his favourite perfume
and make a few trips past father
one evening in a stride of feminine
charm, yawn and say "goodnight,
darling", and enter your boudoir
behind locked doors. When the
knock comes (as surely it will)
just say sweetly "no, no, with
the hair on your chinny, chin,
chin you can never come in."
I'm sure you will both realize
within a very few minutes that
your hubby has just had a very
"close shave."
But no matter how clever we
are, there are going to be a few
persistent men who will refuse
to part with their beard, and to
those of you who must face up to
it I feel there is only one thing
to do. Enjoy itj
Go down and buy all the cream
puffs, candies and goodies you
deprive yourself of to try and keep
off those extra pounds and have
a feast, and when hubby suggests
you are gaining weight just tell
him that since he has decided
to wear a beard to celebrate our
centennial year, you have de-
cided to grow your own centennial
bustle and he'll just have to take
a "broader view" of the situa-
tion.
Wishing you all the best of luck.
Betty Barkley
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