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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-03-20, Page 24,`• • Page 8 The Times -Advocate, March 27, 1958 Hensall And..District NeWS. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone $ Mrs, Archie McGregor, Phone 196 t , Give Award At Ceremony Jane Horton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, .ert Horton, of Hen- sall, *as presented Wednesday night with her Gold Cord, the highest award in Guiding. The presenation was made by Mrs, E. F, Elligson of Stratford, camp advisor for Huronia area who also pinned a corsage of bronze Talisman roses on Mrs. Horton as mother of the year, Jane also received a Guide ring from the Hensall Girl Guides Association and a Bible from Mrs. Roberta Luxton, Dis- trict Commissioner, on behalf U of the district. Also complimented on her work on Guiding was Joan Kers- lake, who received All Round Cord, the first to be earned in Hensall. Five Guides, Kathy Scane, Ruth Ann Traquair, Lin- da Noakes, Marlene Reid and ! Sharon McArthur were enrolled. I Carol Brown and June Lorraine received second class badges and proficiency badges, Brown- ies Ann Mickle, Barbara Schwalm ! and Suzanne Rannie received 1 badges for proficiency in music. The Brownies under Mrs. E. Rowe, Brown Owl, and Mrs. Mervyn Bell, Tawny Owl, dem- onstrated their opening pow • wow, and closing ceremonies. Rev. Chas. D. Daniel spoke • briefly welcoming the Guides and Brownies to the Sunday School room of the United Church where the meeting was held. A film of the centenary camp at Doe Lake was shown by Mrs. S. Lorraine. Mrs, B. Connell of Galt, area commis- sioner and camp director of • Keewaydin, and Miss Lauretta RECEIVES GOLD CORD—Jane Horton, daughter of Mr. Stegner of Exeter, division COM - and Mrs. Bert Horton, Hensall, last week became the third iannida s i Joonaenr, on , c toil: egirla atuVite cl .1. ane entliise. member of Hensall Girl GUN ides to receive her Gold Cord, Lunch ‘as se. rved evi7, the highest award in Guiding. The presentation was made local association. The Parents' by Mrs. E. F. Elligson, Stratford, camp advisor for Hur- Night was organized by the Cap- tain, Mrs. Harold Elder and her onia area. —T -A Photo Lieutenant Mary Goodwin. who, , ..,....., ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,, um,. ,,,,, .m.,..,.......,...www.m.,..........,..,.................. llllll lesiimimitiiiiiiir assisted by others. had decorat- ed the room in gold and blue. W. 0. Goodwin's Easter Suggestions For The Ladies: • Purses and Gloves • Slips and Briefs • Scarves and Blouses • Lovely Sheer Hose • Dress & Sport Shoes • Pyjamas and Gowns • Jeans and Slacks • Bed Jackets • Suit Cases • For Men and Boys: '• Tip Top Suits • Two•Pant Suits $35.00 to $39.50, • Topcoats and Raincoats • Dress and Work Pants • • Overalls and Smocks • Dress and Work Shoes • Jackets and Caps • Sport Shirts, Ties, Socks A Complete Line of Children's Wear WMS Mark Super Save Markets Are .Celebrating Their. Anniversary Feature! GRANULATED Sugar 99c 10 -LB. BAG 4.....mon.aammmamm1 Anniversary Feature! Creamery Butter 8c POUND a ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! SAVE 120, GET ACQUAINTED OFFER ON SUPER SAVE COFFEERED LABEL ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! GREEN GIANT • • GREEN BEANS 2 ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! SUNBLEST STANDARD 79 15-0z. Tins 33, GREEN PEAS 10 ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! FANCY QUALITY COHOE ED SALMON 3 ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! EVAPORATED 15-0z. Tins F * $ 1/2 -Tins F R Tall Tins NDERBRANDMILK 5 69c ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! WHITE SWAN COLORED TOILET ANNIVERSARY 5 FEATURE! Raspberry or Strawberry 24-0z. Jar Anniversary Wagstaff's Jams 45c Mrs. W. L. Whyte of Seaforth FEATURE! Aylmer Golden addressed the Woman's MiSSi011- Sliced Pineapple . ary Society of Hensall United Church and their guests at their I annual birthday party held in the church auditorium Friday FEATURE! Sunbeam " 12 to Foil Pkg. I evening. 20.0z. Tin 27c !Hot Cross Buns For her topic theme Mrs, Whyte spoke on "Ways that we I might prepare ourselves for ; CHRISTIE'S 1 -Lb. Package Easter." She said "Let us learn to watch our words; try to pass Premium Crackers 3 5c one day without making a de- • structive word about anyone. I After a while it will become * part of you and a way of living. If you can't say something nice about anyone just don't say any -1 thing at all. If you are going to I criticize let us just review our own faults. We all have faults 1 • but there is a little bit of good ; in everyone." For her concluding remarks the speaker spoke on the ressurrection of Christ and what it could mean to each one. The speaker was introduced by GOODWIN'S Hensall Mrs. William Henry and thanked by Mrs. E. T. Rowe. I Mrs. George Armstrong ex- tended the welcome to the mem- !hers and guests which. included 39c HENSALL Store Hours ALL STORES Closed Monday All Day Open Wednesday All Day Open Saturday Nights SHOP IN HENSALL FOR FRIENDLY AND COURTEOUS SERVICE the societies from St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich; W.M.S. ' and Arnold Circle of Carmel E I Church: St. Paul's Anglican; 1 and Chiselhurst churches. and Evening Auxiliaries of the 'United 'Church. I Contributing ,to the program were Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Miss Mary Goodwin with a 1 vocal duct; piano duet. Mrs. Ed 'Munn and Mrs. Malcolm Doug- • all; reading, Mrs. Harold Park - 1 er, and a skit "The interpreta- tion of "Jesus Saviour Pilot me" I by the ladies from St, Peter's Lutheran church. Zurich, Mrs. Rowe extended courtesy remarks to those assisting with the program. • Baskets nt mums, daffodils and forsythia graeed the audi- ot rium and schoolroom of the church. • Personal Items G. E. (Jerry) Rannie, who has been on the staff of the Bank of Montreal here for the last year and a half has been trans- ferred to the branch at Clinton. I :Jerry, who suffered a concus- sion in a recent hockey game, is still confined to his room, Dr. Harry Joynt, and Mrs, Joynt of Toronto were weekend 4 visitors with the fOrmer's moth- er, Mrs. Alice Joynt. Mr, and Mrs, Clare Zuefle ot Toronto were weekend Visitors with the forrner's aunt, Mrs. Ellen Buchanan, Mrs. Herne and children of St. Catharines visited during the past week with Mrs. Herne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Henry, I Mrs, Don Gooding, Debbie and Donnie of P'arkhill are spend- ing a few days this week with Mtg. Gooding's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munn, Mrs. Minnie Sangster and Mr. Herb Stretton of tucan were rent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len Noakes. 'tenni' stores will rein ain closed all day Monday, open Wednesday afternoon and Sat. urday evening during the dotn, in months. Ars Super Save, BreWit's f.G.A. and Wilsen'a Drug SHIM Will be Open rridaY Brown's IGA -- Wilson Drugs Al's Super Save Opcn FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Evenings * Low Prices — Modern Stores Lots Of Free Parking HENSALL Businessmen's Association ofivrosomoiaimmouirromoloutfoolaill,fflootmoommoomffloafaiilmolooliatioriimiiiltmovii OVehitlfg. 1 ISSUES FEATURE! SALAD DRESSING • R 0 S 8 89c 16-0z. Jar ACLE WHIP 39c Libby's Famous FROZEN FOODS Strawberries $ 3 15 -oz. pkgs. for Wax Beans • 5 10 -oz. pkgs, for a ANNIVERSARY BONUS FEATURE! BATH TOWELS in attractive stripes Regular $1.20, value MADE IN CANADA HALF-PRICE RalitiaOFFER Save At AL'S FEATURE! 30 Off Peck Save he. Quaker Muffets 2-27c FEATURE! Dainty Rice FEATURE! Canadian Hand Picked 2.1.b, Pkg. 27c White Beans 2 LBS. 25c Heinz 10 -Oz. Tins Tomato Soup 2 FOR 25c QUALITY MEATS Pure Pork Sausage 49 Cooked Ham . • • 89Fb Standing Rib Roasts 5.5Pb Frying Chickens Fresh FRESH PRODUCE Grapefruit . . • 5 Cello Carrots 2 New Cabbage 2 PEI Potatoes 10 Bananas Golden Ripe 2 "S FOR PKGS. LB . Les. 39g, 35c 1.7c 35c 55c 35c AO i!