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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-19, Page 6PioA. Th. Titrte>II.Advocate, December 19, 1957 -•i * t�erilenel Items Win Yule Fowl Mrs, Amelia Schroeder is spending .few aveeks visiting At Legion Bingo with relatives at St. Clair Shores Mich Hensall And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 682-r-31. Hensall Guides Host To Exeter The First Hensall Guide Com- pany entertained as their guests the Exeter 'Girl Guides to a Christmas party in the school- room of the United Church on Wednesday evening. Fifteen Guides from Exeter attended. Following a recreation period the girls exchanged gifts and luncheon was served, convened by Miss Peggy Goddard and Miss Mary Scane. Children's Christmas Party The annual Christmas party for the children of Hensall and community is scheduled for Sat- urday at 2 p.m. Santa Claus Will be present and will present treats to the children, after which a free movie will be pro- vided in the town hall, The Kinsmen will be in charge of the films and the affair is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Legion Branch 468. New .Member Not Youngest Investigation of records by Clerk J. A. Paterson has re- vealed that John Lavender, 26, is not the youngest coun- cillor in Hensall's history as was generally believed last week. W. C. Spencer, who was elected in 1931, was 24 when he took office. John Lavender was named by acclamation last week to the fourth seat on council, succeeding Jini Sangster, Personal Items The Sunday school concert of Carmel Presbyterian Church will be held on Sunday evening, Dec. 22 in the church auditorium. Mrs. L. Simpson who has been visiting with members of her family in Detroit, has returned. Mr. and Mrs. John Hender- son and family spent Sunday with relatives in Glencoe. — Please Turn to Page 7 t9i17/rA7sl1/iicit141lisi illi i lTftiba7fi1/1iTI�Vfa4LtT/rl1/�lTl� for Last=Minute Shoppers atV • W. O. Goodwins • Pyjamas, Nightgowns and Sleepers for all the family • Overshoes and Underwear • Towel and Pillow Slip Sets • Sweaters and Pullovers • Work and Dress Gloves �. Work and Dress. Shirts • Electric and Ibex Blankets • Ladies' Blouses and Nylon Hose • Suburban and Car Coats • Coveralls and Streamliners • Men's Suits and Overcoats Tickets Given On Bermuda Trip! W. O U O. GO OD WIN PHONE 16 HENSALL UC White Gifts Assist Koreans White Gift service was held in the United Church on Sunday morning last. The offering, Lite largest in years, amounted to 2378.00 and is to go to the chil- dren and widows of Korea and Eastern territories, .and some to Northern Home Territories, Paul Anthony, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David Kyle; Deb- orah Pearl, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Smith; Linda Lee, daughter of M.r, and Mrs, George Beer; and Brian Arthur, son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Traquair of Woodstock, reeeived the rites of baptism, conducted by Rev. C. D, Daniel. For his sermon topic, Rev. Daniel spoke on "The Wise Men's Gifts". The choir render- ed appropriate music under di- rection of S. Ronnie with Miss G. Laramie at the church organ, The church was filled for the special services. In charge of the Christmas decorations in the church were Mrs, Jack Simmons, Mrs. Gor- don Munn, Mrs. Don Joynt and Mrs. Ken Elder. Legion Auxiliary Cheers Veterans Members of Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary chartered a bus to London on Iv'onday to give a Christmas party to the resi- dents of the Red Cross Eric Reid Old Soldier's Home, Lon- don. Each of the thirty residents were presented. with a Christ- mas parcel. A period of carol singing was enjoyed and refresh- ments served. Conduct Service For Wm. McEwen Funeral service was conducted on Friday afternoon, December 6, from the Ball and Mutch fun- eral hone, Clinton, for the late William McEwen, R.R. 5 Stan- ley Township. The Rev. A. J. McKim of Wesley -Willis United Church was assisted by the Rev. D. J. Lane, St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church and Dr. Charles Mustard, Toronto. Pallbearers were former neigh- bors, Jack Glenn, Gordon Man- ning, Donald Glenn, Stanley Jackson, William Stirling and George Cantelon. Flower bear- ers were Robert . Glenn, Ray- mond Cantelon, Thomas Mur- phy and Edward Broadfoot. In- terment was in Baird's ceme- tery. Surviving are his wife, the former Belle MacDougall, and his brother, Rev. J. McEwen, Midland; three sisters, Mrs, J. McFarlane, Clinton; •Mrs, R. Y. McLaren, Hensall; and Mrs. W. Speare, Highgate. 1444tH iVIl7/'i iftt X7/'1 3 44417/'44431if4 /4L 44044.t 4,1i Only 5 Shopping Days Left 'Till Christmas! Solve Your Gift Problems FOR HIM AT T. C. JOYNT & SON, HENSALL WHERE THERE'S A STOREFUL OF GIFTS FOR MEN! Gift Suggestions • Sport Shirts • Belts • Dress Shirts • Dressing Gowns • Slippers • Flight Boots • Car Coats • Scarves ,, • Dress Sox • Tie Bars • Work Shirts • Curling Shoes • Slacks • ln'd Handkerchiefs • Sport Coats • Jackets • Lined and Unlined Gloves, in Grey, Black, Brown and Natural Wool. Also Wool with Leather Palm Gloves. • Ties by Currie and Gentry • Shoe and Hat Gift Certificates • No Iron White Shirts by Arrow r ALL GIFTS `BOXED FREE! Shop end Save For Him at • New Flat Top Hats .Pullovers and Cardigan Sweaters • Cuff Links and Wallets by Hickok • Viyella Shirts in Plains and' Tartans • Shirt and Pant Sets BERMUDA VACATION Don't forget that with every 41.60 purchase you get a FREE. TICKET on an all.expenses-paid BERMUDA VACATION A -N -D That there is 'FREE SKATING every Saturday after• noon in the Hensall Arana. Winners of the fowl bingo held Saturday night and sponsored by. Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion were:regular games, chickens, WUnter Dalrymple; Jim Swale; Bruce Morton; A'Irs. Wilson (2); Mrs. Roy SJttale (2); Airs. Wes 'ginner; Lloyd Beard; Mrs. Mac MacLellan; Mrs. Roy Pepper; Elaine .Harburn; ltirs, Carlyle Wilkinson; Mrs. Ernie Harburn; Betty Petty, Special games, turkeys. Tom I3rintnell; Mrs. Tett Taylor; Harry Moir; Harold Swartrcn- truber: Willner Adkins; Mrs. Mae MacLellan; Mrs. Wes Veil• ner; Toni Kyle Sr.; Mrs. Orville Smith; Garnet Mousseau. Door priie, a 214i -lb. turkey, was won by Mrs, Harold Celt!, well.,, Personal Items tesm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forel, London, .and Mr. and Mrs, Rich- ard Ford, of Sarnia, were re- cent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman, I. Children ..resent Special Service White Gift service was held_ in Chiselhurst United Church on Sunday with a splendid congre- gation. Members of the Mission Eland assisted with the service with prayer: by Patricia Harris; poeitt i by ]dile. Ross, scripture passages read by Robert Drummond and. recitltion by Bruce Drummond. Mrs. Minnie :Sangster, v;isited .• over the week -end with ]lir. and Mrs. H. Stratton and fancily at i Luean. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wrench, of London, were recent visitors with the latter's son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and. Mrs, Harold Elder. Mrs. henry returned home after spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Bern and family, in St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and Pamela returned to their home in Napanee .after visiting with Mrs. Lindsay's parents, AIr. and Airs. John Henderson. Miss Moja Roobol, nurse -in - training at Victoria Hospital, London, is visiting with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Siris Roobril, thisweek, • Mrs. Robert Reid, of Kincar- dine, visited this week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and ,Airs, Clarence. Reid and family Mrs. Annie Logan is a patient Mrs. Keith Lindsay and Pani - n Clinton Hospital. ria, returned Sunday to Napan- j The Christmas. story in two parts was given by Mrs. Harold !Parker, and Mrs. Ted Taylor with prayer by David Brock and Robert Munn offering a prayer of dedication, following the placing of Ute gifts, Rev. C. D. Daniel spoke brief- ly and Miss Dorothy Parker rendered a solo, accompanied by her sister, Geraldine, it the piano, Mrs. A. Ross presided at the piano for the service. ee, after visiting for the past three weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. 1-lenderson, and Mr, and Mrs. Lindsay in St. Marys. ' MAKE A ROOM 70 ROOM INSPECTION,. REPAIR FOR WOO" AND FOR PROTECTION 0 LOCAL TRADEMARK$. Inc. e �.KLJRMKARED _F C ODER1CH ZURICH•,1-UMBERe• BUILDERS 380 SUPPLIES T. C. loynt &.Son' RHONE 62 HEWNSALL 60010itOr Ore, it it "Vr 0it i iL i i0i i i.i Al7►il A} it 0 /s 0 S`3 A"it c ti a ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE TO CHRISTMAS EVE for Merry ASTML--\S fSTINJG c3 STORE HOURS: Friday Night Until 9 Saturday Night Until 10 Tuesday Night Until 9 FANCY MIXED NUTS 43c T 3 LBS. $1.25 Christmas Mix Creams 6r, Jells 2 LB, 59c• Supreme Salted Peanuts Spanish LB. 29c Blanched LB. 39c Mincemeat Libby's X5 -O,; Tin 43 Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce, 7.5-O7., 'Fin , 25c Libby's Frozen Green, pEAS' 12 DZ, PKGS. C .P i KRAFT CHEESE Velveeta 61c LEI. PKG. McLAREN'S CHEESE. Imperial 53c Vg -LS. PKG. 1 SUPER SAVE FEATURE! Heinz 48.Oz. Tin $uper $ave COFFEES Red Label Green Label 89c .a 83c TOMATO JUICE 31c,: SUPER SAVE FEATURE! McLaren's Crispy MIXED PICKLES 25c SUPER SAVE FEATURE! Libby's Fancy Quality Fruit 15 -Oz. Tins FR'T CnlCKTAIL 2-49c SUPER SAVE FEATURE! Blue and. Gold Rose Sweet, Small 16.Oz. Size Gherkins 39c York 24.0z. Size Whole Dills ;JAR 29c Aylmer Stuffed 12.0z. IB Queen Olives 49c Welch's , 24.Oz. Btl. Grape Juice .39c , 15 -Oz. Tins FANCY PEAS 2-33 Tree Sweet' • 6.Oz. Tin Lemon Juice 3-29c Salad Dressing 16.Oz. Size Miracle Whip 47c Kraft Assorted . Party Snacks EACH 2 5c Libby's Family 16.Oz. Tin Ripe `Olives 29c Christie's Ritz Biscuits 8.Oz. Pkg. 23c Golden Hour Asst'd Lb. Box Chocolates 89c Kleenex • 40 to Pkg. Table Napkins 33c All Popular Brands 200 'Carton Cigarettes $2.89 Gray Dunn Sandwich Biscuits 71.0z. Pkg. ASST'D 29c 4 '''''''''' • olowe BANANAS 2 LEIS. 29 HEAD LETTUCE HIEAD. 19 GRAPES 2 LBS. 25c CAULIFLOWER •HEAD 35c PEARS- . 5 FOR S1 RADISHES TURNIP Fresh Turkeys Geese, Chickens LE. Large Assortment -- First Quality Wing or T -Bone Steaks H'burg 3 'CELLO PKG. 15 • LB. \ r L99. t$ SUPREME SAGE or POULTRY SEASONING, fin 12¢ EO, $. p P1•