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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-02-13, Page 18Page 18 The Times-AdYecate February 13 1958 1 „. E.. And Best Wishes. Frorn . . ' I .1. E Bill Mood. .& Sons. . . ,.„ 1A111,Q.1,,,E$ALE HARDWARE I 1 London Ontario tills!klelititt11.1,141MlillIsliMIA1,11111.41.1til.11101100,011111M11i1 10.{0,104m111401114011.011111,11111. l , , 1.141110, CONGRATULATIONS Crest Hardware .Owne. rs Active In Organizations. The•twO men who operate Hen- brother has two sons,. jerrY., • ' new Crest Hardware are , and Paul, scight. as active in community life as Jack Drysdale, 31, is president they are in the Progressive •de- of liensall Kinsmen Club, and velopme.nt of their expanding was one of the founders of Rs business, now -famous bean festival.. He Both Robert and Jack Drys- also belongs to the Legion, Chain - gale ,serve in important capac- ber of Commerce, and NS] ities In several organizations. served on several municipal Robert, :3S, the eldest, is areas s beards, urer o liensall United Church, During the war he spent a year onsmini ... imIlmatum. . IIIIMMIWIMOMM.11111M,11.1141.111IHMIIIMIIIM11111111111111111IMMIlliaMillimw. and a member of the session. i svith the Royal Canadian Ar - Good Luck To Drysdale's New CREST HARDWARE your headquarters for "WESTERN" Cooking and Heating Equipment Western Foundry Co. Ltd. WINGHAM ONTARIO • ,, iiii 11111111111111111:41.11.11.11.3111.111iiiiiiillillitlitillill1111110.14.11 ,,,,, M111141.0 iiiiiiiiiiii 4111110/111111‘1 ,,,, 01111111111111.111111111.1111111 lllll 111111 llllll 1111111j1M11111111111t11111111111M11.11111111$1111111111111111l111111111101111M0 Good Luck To Drysdales With Their New CREST HARDWARE Rudy's Produce Egg Grading Station PHONE 190 HENSALL 3,41111131111 lllll 1.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111114111111 lllllll llllllll Il1ftt11111111111111111111 lllll 111111 llllllll ,*1 lllllIuIIlIlll?IlIIIlttlIlIIIIIIIIlIlIllIIIlIOfIIltlIllI1111111111111111$1 llllllllllllll Ifilflt, lllllll 111111111fil01.101111111IUM Congratulations TO CREST HARDWARE And The Drysdale Brothers WE'RE JOINING THE CELEBRATION WITH THESE MONEY -SAVING $15'16V4IS Print Yardage and Colors , , . ONLY 25c. YARD Assorted' Patterns Lined Jeans Navy Jeans 1/2 Price TO CLEAR FLANNELETTE Gowns 6g. Pyjamas Weekend Special V3 Off Many Other Money -Saving Items To Choose From BE SURE YOU CALL Irwin's Ladies Wear PHONE 163 And Dry Goods HENSALL ..41111m1.1111111111 lllll I lllll 111111t1111My11111111111111tflit11.11111111111IIMMIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIII11111 llllllll i. Ile is also an active Mason and moured Corps. belongs to the Shriner's Mocha Jack is married to the :Cornier Temple, London, the Scottish 1 Helen Vsloodiwiss, Chatham,. and Rite and the Blue Lodge in Hen- they have one daughter, JUL who salL celebrates her third birthday this He's a member of the 1J:email Chamber of Commerce, 'too. The brothersgrandfather Married to the farmer Vera , established the general store and post office at Drysdale, and it McVicar, of Poplar Hill, the older was after him that this settle - I ment on the Bluewater Highway Message From Crediton By MRS. JOSEPH WOODALL Personal Items A large number from the Evan. I gelical church attended the meet ing in Dashwood on Friday eve- ning and enjoyed an interesting talk by Miss Jean Kellerman, missionary from Japan, home on furlough in Waterloo. • Violent winds and snow storms encountered for several days, over the weekend, kept the snow- plows going continuously. Sun - I day morning service in the Unit- ed Church, and evening service in the Evangelical Church were withdrawn due to snow block- ades. Members of the Evangelical I Ladies' Aid qui Red several , covers in Ihe church school rooms last week. I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd iley spent ; a few days last week in Toronto. Mrs. D. McKettrick (nee Cora Lamport) of Toronto and Mr. Wesley Lamport of Exeter call- ed on relatives here last week. Mrs. Mary Wein, who has been seriously ill at her home, was removed by ambulance on Monday to Victoria Hospital, London, for observation. Mrs. Irvin Fin.kbeiner was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she will undergo Isurgery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale and s sons Donald and Ted of Bra•mp- ton were weekend visitors with Mr. Francis Clark. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Morlock and son of Waterloo visited with Mr• and Mrs. Gordon Morlock over the weekend. ' Ladies Meeting Meeting of the Ladies' Aid and W.S.W.S. of the Evangelical Church was held on Thursday evening with Mrs. Ed. Hendrick in charge. Study chapter on "Cross and Crisis in Japan" was given by Mrs. M. Faist, Mrs, C. Sims and Miss Lillian Heist. A moment's silence was ob- served in memory of the late Mrs. Albert Gaiser and her favorite hymn "Sweet Hour of Prayer" was sung. Mrs. Wm. McKee contributed a vocal solo and Mrs. Gien Strome, a violin solo, Mrs. F. W. Morlock gave a reading. First vice-president, Mrs. E. Wenzel, presided for the busi- ness. An invitation was extend- ed for members to attend a meeting in Dashwood Friday night, to hear an address by Miss Jean Kellerman, mission- ary from Japan. A nominatingcommittee was appointed to bring in a slate of officers at the next meeting in- cluding Mrs. Wenzel. Mrs. Krue- ger, Mrs, E. M. Fahrner and Mrs. Strome, One hundred dol- lars was voted for Mission Ad- vance, Meeting decided to plan for a bazaar and bake sale. Used stamps were brought in and fdl. lowship enjoyed. • Best Wishes To The Drysdale's Two, Great Names In Savings SHOP IN HENSALL FOR BETTER BUYS ArsMarket.: HENSALL was 11.4 med. The brothers' father, the late G. M. Drysdale, worked for ' Charles and. Jack McDonald. hardware merchants, when he first moved to liensall. After the McDonald store was wiped out in a disastrous fire in 1911, Mr. Drysdale and another employee, James Bonthron, established a 'partnership business in hard- ware, furniture and undertaking. The partnership was dissolved in 1942 when two separate busi- nesses were established and Mr.q Drysdale and his two sons formed a limited company m 1950. Mrs. G. M. Drysdale is still active in the store. Members of the staff include Edgar McQueen, Murrar Veinier, , Greta Pfaff and Mrs. Frank Ellwood. Good Luck To The Drysdales And Their New CREST HARDWARE 1 Was Privileged To Do The Painting Byron Kyle PHONE 169-W HENSALL Gra-nd Opening Feature! IGIDAIRE Outstanding Bargains On New '57 Models! SAVE UP TO $185.95. Big 10.4 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator Model SS -104 DEAL NOW! $ Regular s SAVE $150.95 • LARGE FULL WIDTH FREEZER • 10.4 CU, FT. FOOD *STORAGE • QUICKCUBE ICE TRAYS • BUTTER COMPARTMENT • REMOVABLE DOOR SHELVES • FULL WIDTH PORCELAIN CRISPER • METER MISER UNIT • 5 -YEAR WARRANTY • • EXPERT SERVICE DEPARTMENT • TERMS AS LOW AS $6 A MONTH QUANTITY LIMITED Model FD -102 10.2 CU. FT. DELUXE Bottom Freezer Freezer holds 78 lbs. Roll -to -you shelf. Plan -A -Door, Other features. Reg. $571.95. $389 Save $182.95 Model FSS -101 10.1 Cy. FT. COMBINATION Refrigerator -Freezer Freezer holcls 44 lbs. Roll -To -You Shelf. Cycla. matic Defrosting. Full -width vegetable Hydrator. Reg. $430.95. • 299 Save $131.95 Henson Frigidaire's Exclusive 40" Automatic Range Regular $524.95 SAVE $185.95 Has Frigidaire's Wonder Oven — Bakes and broils at the same time. "Thinking Panel" for automatic oven and surface cooking, automatic appliance outlet. Speed -Heat Unit. Other wonderful features. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES -- BUILT AND BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS HAR WAR Owner & Authorized Dealer Drysdale Hardware Limited Telephone 11 ir