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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-07, Page 6• 11 Mit Tims$440ocata, Fahrory 741 1'A57 H.ensa ll And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude' Hedden, Phone Mrs, Archie McGregor, Phone 682-r-31 * Present Bible 1 To SS Su p t The annual congregation meet- ing of Hensall 'United Church was bela Monday evening„ preceded by a pot luck supper served by members of the Women's Ails- aionary Society, The treasurer's report, by R. J. Drysdale, disclosed that over 112,500 had been raised for all purposes during 1956. Elected to the Board of Stew- ards for a four-year term were William Fuss, C. Christie, Carl 11cC1inchey, George Hess. Har- Vey Keys was elected to the Board of Trustees to replace Mr. John Passmore, who resigned; auditors are R, J. Paterson and Jim McAllister. Appreciation was expressed to the minister, Rev. C, D. Daniel, and Mrs. Daniel, by Edison For- rest, clerk of the session, for a successful year. Mrs. Daniel was presented with a bouquet of flowers by Mrs, Howard Scane, Dave Kyle, superintendent of the Sunday School for three years and who. recently tendered his resignation, was presented with a Bible. Rev. Daniel spoke, and Cathy Scane made the presenta- tion. Walter Spencer gave a preview of things to come, and Elgin Roweliffe spoke on the matter of landscaping and improvements to The church and manse. Rev, Daniel was chairman, and Jim McAllister acted as secre- tary, One hundred and twenty- five attended. 001 lll 1 ll 1110111filll llllllllllllllll 11filU11111111111111111 llllll `.!&••i! VALENTINE FEATURES! SPECIAL! Take. Home Pkg. Goldin Hour Candy 29c Jelly Beans, Tiny Gums, Cinnamon Hearts GOLDEN HOUR Valentine Wrap Chocolates LB. la 13X 89c GOLDEN HOUR Popping Corn LB. CELLO 17c SPECIAL! Pkg. of 20 Golden Hour Pops 19c 'A:MWOOW44, sx 111 3 loads of LOW prices Only et Super Save! 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Sunspun Salad Dressing 16 OZ. JAR 35c Only at Super Save 5-Lb, Bag 25-Lb. Bag 5-Roses Flour 35c 1.55 Robin Hood — New Family Size Cake Mixes Choc or White 33c 100 Coupon Inside New! Introductory Offer — 60 Off • LIPTON'S GREEN 'PEA SOUP , 2 NMI, 23c AL'S MARKET HENSALL Open Friday Evening For Your Shopping Convenience 205 ON ALL ff Cold Waves DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1 FROM THURSDAY, FEB. 7 TO SATURDAY, FEB. 16 Palmer's BEAUTY LOUNGE, Brand New... PTO driveni with clutch for easy cleanout 95 bu. The Niw IRA& spreader fannerslave been asking for Easy and safe to handle. Quick latch PTO connection —PTO shaft permanently shielded—adjustable parking stand—throw-out clutch for easy cleanout. Spreads it best. U-shaped triple staggered teeth— 10 individually replaceable paddles designed for wider spreading—slanted arch—five unloading rates for each tractor gear. Lasts Guaranteed a year—pine box water re. pellent Penta-treated—full length steel flares—steel end- gate—greater value at trade-in time. Come in and see it TODAY ei4 Farmers use more New Idea spreaders than any other make Announcement I wish to announce that Herisall District Co-op has taken over the Otaco sales and service which we have had the pleasure of supplying our customers and friends for a number of years., We are holding the full plowshare line in- cluding Cast and Ductalloy shares but only this. The change has been brought about by the ever-increasing lines of New Idea and we have lacked both linple- tient space and bin space for parts, It is our sincere hope thit this new arrange:, tent may give more efficient service for those con- cerned,. We have a good stock 'of • New' Idea parts an hand and intend to build this stock up to meet ,the needs of the community and grow with the new lines which are coming soon, Sincerely, JAS. BiNGOUCili urns Machine: Shop 'PHON't 9.wv HENSALL YOUR NM Isis DEALER Mr. Lorne Shirray and family, of Montreal, visited his uncle, Mr. Dave Shirray and family. Lorne is the son of the late Nichol Shirray, of Winnipeg. the O,A,C., Guelph, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family,. Thursday of last week Mr, and Mrs. Lee Seimon and Christine, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKellar, Susan' and Michael, of Chatham, spent the week-end with Mr: and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Charles, Bob and Ann, spent last week-end in Toronto visiting with relatives. While there they saw the Ice Follies on Friday evening at the Maple Leaf Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shaddick and Billy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flynn, at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little, Marcia and Cheryl, spent the week-end with Mr. Little's mother in London. 111111111111111011111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111 Bell acted as secretary, Mrs. Donald MacDonald was hostess at the manse for the January meeting of Carmel Church Ladies' Aid, Mrs, A. Orr's group was in charge, Mrs: Percy Campbell, president, opened the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Mal- colm Dougall and Mrs. Samuel Dougall, Rev. Donald MacDonald read from an article by George Matthew Adams which depicted the values of mixing with people in every day life. Mrs. Campbell presided for the business, Mrs, J. Soldan read a letter from the Canadian Founda- tion, Ontario Chapter, Poliomy- elites. Five dollars was collected at the meeting to 'be forwarded to the foundation. The treasurer, Mrs. W. R. Bell, gave a report on the year's proceedings, and I showed a net earnings 6f $869 for I the year, All items of business brought before the meeting were completed. An hour of fellowship concluded tile meeting. Chiselhurst Elects Slate Elders of Chiselhurst United Church named at an annual crurch meeting held Tuesday included Joe Ferguson, Earl Treffry„Harold Parker; Elected to the Board of Stew- ards for a. 4-year term were J. M. Glenn, Ben Stoneman, Tom Brintnell, 'G ordoe Hamilton, elected to take the place of Cal Horton. Jack .Kinsman was ap- pointed to replace Gerald Hor- ton; auditors, Lloyd McLean and James Drummond. Sunday School officers were returned with the exception of treasurer. June and Joyce Munn were elected as co-treasurers With a membership of 104, $3,959.69 was raised for all pur- poses for 1956. Plans are in the offing to, paint the interior of the church this year and to purchase a new coumunion set, also a new mod- ern screen for the new picture machine, Rev. C. D. Daniel chaired the meeting. Legion Auxiliary Picks Committees Committees appointed at the meeting of Henna Legion Ladies Auxiliary 'itiesciay evening in- ciucted: sick committee, Mrs. U. E. 'Walker, Mrs. Jack Simmons; recreational, Sirs. W. Aiken- nead, Mrs. Howard Smale; kit- chen, Mrs. A. Foster, ivirs. E. Munn; auditors, Mrs. E. Shad.- dick, Mrs. Byran Kyle. Members of the, Canadian Le- gion will be entertained march a in the Legion Hall, dinner to be served tonowed with enter- tainment. Mrs. S. Rannie, Mrs. Jack Drysdale and Mrs. E. Davis will form the committee with power to add to make ar- rangements. It was decided to have a suggestion box and each member to bring a written sug- gestion with name attached to the next meeting and place it in the box, Mrs. R. McKenzie won the mystery prize and a period of bingo was played. President, ,Mrs. Davis, chair- ed the meeting, Rec Group Appointed Hensall council appointed its recreational committee at a meeting Friday night. Members include Frank Ella wood, 1956 chairman; James Taylor, Mrs. Harry Horton, liar- old Knight and Rev. C. Daniels, AlSe on the committe are Coun- ghlowrsaimLrirne Luker and Gordon Councillor Luker, who is Suf- fering front a heart attack, was not present at the meeting. Budget for maintenance of streets in 1957 was set at $4,500. Constable E. it. Davis report- Oct on a number of edurt eases 'pending and also on snow re- Moval and Sanding of streeta, Clerk S. A. Paterson reported 1956 tak arrears at $1411.24 Or two and one,,half percent, Pre- payments for 1951 amount to $2,6/5, Rove Noritaft Jones and Clerk Paterson were authorized to at- tend the Aural Municipal As- sociation tonventiort in Toronto Y'ebruary 25 and 28, ....Please Turn TO Page is i, ll 1 llll 111 lllll 110.00100 lllll 11010001111111111110111111110111 lllll 0111111111111111111 1111111 lllll 111111111111111111111111 0 l• PHONE 230 • HENSALL Legion Donates !Name Board To Arena Fund !For r Carmel Hensall Branch of the Cana- • - • - dian Legion,at their meeting ! .Carmel, Presbyterian Church at Monday evening, donated $100 to ! their, annual meeting held Mon- the Park Board for artificial tee , day evening, disclosed that $7,6'56 debentures. had been' raised' for all purposes. Ladies' night will be observed The Ladies' Aid, including bank February 20, with a dinner served balance, raised $1,338, missionary at the New Commercial. Hotel, and maintenance fund, $1,245, All followed with cards and dancing members of retiring board of in the Legion Hall. President managers, were re-elected, Sam Rannie chaired the meeting, The managing board for 1957 • Personal Items will be Messrs. Alex McGregor, Russell Moore, Alvin Kerslake, Mr, Lorne Luker, who is con- Gordon Troyer, Jack Soldan, Rob- condition ,with , is improving nicely, Garnet Mousseau,,,Orville Taylor; Mr. Edward Munn was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Carmel Church .Ladies' Aid Rev. Donald M a eD onald Rev. W. A, Young, padre at chaired the meeting, Mr, Glenn