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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-15, Page 6fetit Th. 1hilt.4•41041111K4ttg• AYSklit 13, 1957 • And District News coRgEspoNDENTs, Mrs, 'Maude .Hsddsn, Phone Mrs. Archie!. .McGregor, Phone 6824.41 IOW Winners r RI P Winners at the Leginn bingo r rOg ra M 1, here Saturday night were: Mrs. Wes Venner (g); Mrs. Bon Wills, For Festival Detroit; Ed. CorbM ett (2); rs. CirVille Smith; Mrs. Lloyd Bl- • Batt (2); Mrs. Carlisle Wilkin- son; Jim Smale (2); Mrs. Fos- ter; Bob Smale; Mrs. Clarence Knight; Mrs, Fleischauer, Zur- ich; Mrs. John Bedour, Goder- fell, Jim Smale won the $5.00 (Igor prize. Personal Items Mrs. Ida Willis, London, spent the weekend With her daughter, Mrs. Edna McArthur and fam- ily, Cheryl Little is vacationing with her friend Susan McLean or Paris. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and family spent the weekend with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lind- • say of Napanee. Mrs. Hender- son, Sylvia and Kathie will re- main for three weeks. Airs, Harry Hoy, Michael and Bobby, have returned from va- cationing at Point Clark. Recent visitors with Mrs. Annie Blatchford were Mrs. Mary El- liott, Toronto, Mrs, Arthur Rut- ledge, Miss Francis Houston, Eg- mondville. CFPL Radio will do its show, •lFartn.ing Today," with Roy Jewell director of farm services, from main street Hensall on Labor Day from 12 noon until 12:25. Roy will interview sever- al farmers and he will also in- troduce the Michigan Bean Queen who will be attending from Fair - grove, Mich. Jack Drysdale, president of the Kinsmen Club, and Bill Mickle, past president will be in- terviewed on CFPL-TV on Roy Jewell's farm show Thursday, August 29 at 10 p,m. Mr. Herb Hedden is spending this week holidaying with rela- tives in St, Catharines. For the evening entertainment al Email Kinsmen's Ontario Bea Festival Labor Day, two acts have been booked to take the place of the Hanson sisters who are leaving for Los Vegas to tour with Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. New num- bers are Joey Hollingsworth, dancer with the Billy O'Connor show, Toronto, and Seppo Leivo, outstanding juggler from Fin- land. Also appearing on the show are Nancy McCaig, accordionist, singer and dancer, featured in clubs on both sides of the bor- der; Cy Leonard and Happy, comedian and ventriloquist; Betty Feist, Canadian baton twirler champion with flaming batons; and the Paul Brothers and Shir- ley of Kirkton. Lee Paul will at as M.C. and the Desjardine orchestra will provide music for the dance, • Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kochaniee and daughters Lucy, Helen and Dianne, visited last week with the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stasik and George. Miss Anne Bell is holidaying with her sister, Mrs. R. Bedard, in London. Mrs. Elsie'. Case, accompanied by Misses Betty Moir and Wendy Moir, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Moir and baby, in Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and family spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and F'amela Anne in Napanee. Mrs. Ida Willis, of London, was a weekend visitor with her daughter, Mrs. Edna MacArthur and family. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, James Harkness and family, of Teeswater, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Reid and family. Dr. Ross Dmigall, of Toronto and Mahon accompanied by his wife, Dr. •Marion Dougall, of Petrolia, and their son, Dr. Don Ross Dougall, of Arkansas, were weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Dougall. Mrs, Ruth Carter, Clinton, visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Hedden and family, Mrs, Florence Joynt spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Laird Mickle and family at Schade View, Lake Huron. Miss Barbara Townsend, of Mitchell, who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Byran Kyle and family, has returned home. The Misses Ruth McLean, 'Jean Brown, Velma Hepburn and Patsy Thompson, who are on the staff at the London Life, are enjoying a week's vacation at Bayfield. Miss Betty Mickle, Mrs. Emily - Boyle, Miss Helen Boyle, Mr, Milton Boyle, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family at Schade View, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Kyle and Roy, have'returhed home fram a visit spent with five brothers of Mrs, Kyle in Illinois, Michigan and Missouri, Miss Ruth Townsend, of Mitch- ell, is holidaying with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Byran Kyle and family. Mrs. J. Henderson, Katharine and Sylvia, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and Pamela in Napanee. Miss Betty Moir, of London, was a weekend visitor with her aunt, Mrs, Elsie Caie and her sister, Wendy Moir. • Mr. Jim Baynham, of Guelph, visited this week with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Baynham, Bob and Colleen. Storewide Sale August 16 to 24 Men's Short Sleeve Values to $3.95 Sport Shirts 1.89 Bargain Table Men's T -Shirts, Work Shirts, Sport & Dress Shirts, Hats, Shoes, Gloves, Boys' Wear etc. Dress Shoes Values to $12.95 $5195 LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ., $1.98 & $4.95 ARROW WHITE SHIRTS .... $3.95, 2 FOR $7.00 DRESS TROUSERS, Values to $16.95 $6.95 PYJAMAS, Broadcloth, Values to $5.95 $3.49 PULLOVERS for Work or Dress ' $2.95 DRESS'SOX, Values to $2.00 79!, 2 Prs$1.50 JACKETS, Spring and Fall $5,95 & $9.95 TIES, Regular $1.50 & $2,00 $1.00 FELT HATS, Values to $10.00 $3,95 T-SHIRTS, Values to $3.95 • $1.49 MEN'S BELTS $1,00 SWIM SUITS, Men's and Boys' 1/3 OFF WORK PANTS, Denim $2.95 WORK SHIRTS, Cotton ,& Cotton Flannel $1.79 WORK SHOES CLEARANCE $5.95 Cork, Panco, Rubber and Leather Soles -- All One Price BACK TO -SCHOOL VALUES Values Te $2.25 Sport Shirts SHORT SLEEVE *1.49 Values To $3,4S Sport Shirts LONG 31..ttNit Fall Jackets . • $1.98 $3.49 Boys' Suits 2 PANT Z *12.95 CHILDREN'S SHOES $2.49 thildrin's Low Canvas Running Shoes $1.39 Boys' Black and White Running Shoes $2.29 T. C. Joynt & Son PHONE 62 HENSALL Open Pri., & S4t, Evenings •Open Alt My Wed, Mooed Mondeye Four Days: SeparateAges, Three HS Grads Pad After 13 Tears Together THOMAS LAV.ANDER EDWARD NORMINTON WILLIAM LAVENDER . A Among the SHIMS students who this week have receiytd word that they have passed their Grade 13 examinations are three from Hensall to whom this year's work has special signific- ance. Ted Norminton and the Lavender twins, Tom and Bill, have completed 1.3 years of suc- cessful school. attendance 'to- gether, These three young men are separated in age by only four days and live within hailing dis.- tanee of one another front their back doors. ,They started their educational careers on the same da Y at Ilensall, graduated to- gether to South Huron High,. -an finished writing Grade 1,3 exam- inations, on the same morning. Throughout, they Took instruc- tion in the same subjects, in the same classrooms, fron the same teachers, and all played on the South Huron basketball and football teams. Tom Is the first member of the trio to break the circle of companionshin. He is Dresentiy. in attendance at Waterloo Col- lege beginning a co-operative course in engineering. The other two students plan to attend Western University this fall where they will take similar courses. Personal Items Mrs. Stewart Bell and F'auline are visiting with relatives in Buffalo this week. Miss Jean Henderson returned home after spending several weeks with her brotber-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and Pam, in NaPaPee• Mrs. T. Teti -eau, of Zurich. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. M. England -- Mrs. Irma Harris, of Detroit., was a recent visitor with her brother and siste-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Sam Rennie. 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