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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-10, Page 9December Nog. 9 Agart Kaye woron and .Edna Miller, London, APg4t the weekT end .a,t1hqir lt014 in the Pena nagnity,„ Wtothe By MRS. WM. WALTERS Mr. Elwyn Kerslake and Paul and Mr. Wm. Walters and Danny and Larry Lynn attended 4-H Achievement night at Wingham High School Friday evening. Miss Kay Horne of London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Horne and Ray- mond. Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny of Crediton visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Colin ,Gilfillan and Barbara Ann. Top 4-H citizen Ken Gemmell, RR 2 Kippen, was awarded the Elston Cardiff Citizenship Trophy at the annual Huron County 4-H Achievement Night held in Wingham, Friday. The award is made on the basis of outstanding 4-H work and also for home and community ac- tivities. The 20-year-old youth has an excellent record in 4-H work for the past eight years and has been very active in community and Junior Farmer work as Well. Many other dis- trict youths were presented with special awards at the event. Cromarty WMS pick new officers Legion, Auxiliary pick new officers Staffa UCW hold bazaar By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Staff' UCW held a.successful MrS. Wm. PrIlE4P,. Winners in the draws were: door prize, Mrs, Ed Munn; guessing prize, Mrs. Gordon Munn; mystery prize, Mrs. Roy Sina.le; 50-50 draw of $23 was won by John, Skea, Plans for the chilciren"s Christmas party December 13 and a party New Years eve were completed. Bingo was played, gifts ex- changed, and lunch served. De- corations in Christmas motif with love 1 y decorated tree formed the setting for the meet- ing. BAKERY NUTS Christmas bazaar in the Fem., •531togiP;i1 , Lifefly Centre Friday after- BEATON'S noon Bonnie Miller, Joanne, Fay D. and Bob Templeman and David W BAK ERY Dow were among those attend- &' 129 King 242-2113 leg Mitchell and Mordston tAirpwgiFdHl.nghigh,stoionolMFirt?hdaey1 1 pyDeiZ Mr, & Mrs. Mervin Dow and family, Cromarty, visited Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller and family. Misses Jane Parsons, Sharon The fellOWing will form the new 1965 slate of officers for Hensall Legion Branch 468 ap, pointed at the Christmas meet- ing Wednesday evening, Dec, 2: past president, Jack Simmons; president, E. J. Roberts; vice- presidents, Maurice Tudor, E. Davis;R. sgt. at arms, Wilmer Dalrymple; secretary-treasur- er, John Skea; Branch padre, Rev. H. F. Currie, minister of Hensall UC, executive, Garnet Allan, Fred Beer, Jim Taylor, Sam Ronnie. Joint installation of the Le- gion and Ladies Auxiliary will be held, in the near future. mond; COC, Mrs. James Mill- er; nominating committee, Mrp. E. Moore and Mrs, F, Allen; audithrs, Miss Olive Speare and Mrs. Grace Scott. REVIEWS STUDY The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary met in the church for their meeting with Mrs. John Templernan presiding. Mrs. Robert Laing assisted Mrs. Templeman in the devotional. Mrs. Lorne Elliott reviewed a chapter of the study book, assisted by Mrs. N. Harburn, Mrs. G. Laing, Mrs. L. Miller and Mrs. C. Douglas. Mrs. Frank Hamilton read an article and a poem was given by Mrs. Wm. Taylor, who also conduct- ed a contest. 0044:. SHORT BREAD. This Christmas treat the family to home made bread Christmas Shop at HENSALL By MRS. KEN McKELLAR Mrs. E. Moore was hostess to the Cromarty W1VIS for the December meeting. Mrs. K. McKellar presided and the Christmas service of worship Was used for devotions. Taking part were Grace Scott and Mrs. Calder McKaig. Mrs. M. La- mond led in the Glad Tidings Prayer. A suitable topic for theChristmas season wasgiven by Mrs.. Mervin Dow. Mrs. T. Laing read a letter written by Mrs. Lillian Dickson. Mrs. Calder McKaig con- ducted the annual bu s ine ss period. Honorary President is Mrs. Thos. Scott; past president, Mrs. Calder McKaig; president, Mrs. M. Lamond; vice-presi- dents, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Mervin Dow; secretary, Mrs. T. L. Scott; assistant, Mrs. K. McKellar; treasurer, Mrs. Wm. Harper; Home Helpers, Mrs. J. M. Scott, Mrs. J. Wallace; Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Grace Scott; welcome and wel- fare, Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. R. Dodds. Supply secretary, Mrs. Sadie Scott; assistant, Mrs. T. Laing; literature, Mrs. J, M. Scott; press, Mrs. K. McKellar; CGIT leader, Mrs. M. Lamond; Ex- plorer's leader, Mrs. M. La- PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Roy McGhee, who are moving from Mitchell to Strathroy to reside, visited friends in the village Saturday. The vesper service of the CGIT under the leadership of Mrs. M. Lamond, was held in the church schoolroom Sunday evening with a good attendance. Miss Ina Jefferson of London spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. John Jeffer- son. Wins award Jerry Drysdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale, Hen- sall, has been awarded the Vis- count Richard Bedford Bennett Scholarship of $200 for work in forestry at the University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, during the past yeas. Jerry is a graduate of South Huron Dis- trict High School. ti* •Nt4gi=44i:Z4:0 sip Fr 4iiSZ Pg2••ViZA:V149:4047IfZIJA bra P VizMA:0Xi 9F:47-Witt4i;0414 Pieg-NiZO•ftt4is CROMARTY Miss Wanda McLaren and Miss Norma Parkhouse of Nip- issing visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Keith McLaren. Miss Nettie McCurdy is a patient in South Huron Hos- pital Exeter having suffered a fall at her home. Mr. & Mrs. W. N, Binning, Richard, Bobbie and Jane of Mitchell, visited. Sunday with Mrs. Binning's parents, Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar. AUXILIARY ELECT Mrs. Roy Smale was returned to office as president for 1965 of the Ladies Legion Auxiliary at the Christmas meeting held in the Legion Hall, Hensall, Tuesday evening, December 1. Other officers are vice-pre- sidents, Mrs. Howard Smale and Mrs. Garnet Allan; secre- tary, Mr s. Wm. Forrester; treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback; sgt. at arms, Mrs. Harry Hor- ton; pianist, Mrs. Ed Munn; executive, Mrs. Harold Thiel, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Roland Vanstone, Mrs. Earl Zimmer, Mrs. Byran Kyle; sports offi- cers, Mrs. Harold Campbell, tvecc:4,t1Tgraftt*triq:ftgv4 WILSON'S DRUGS 0?Al'afrafts4talti 10%ietragtratilFf:MitCWAVOWSWPWCF;i41, 131 King Street 262-2019 Christmas Shop at HENSALL Coutts Hallmark Card Assortments • 59¢ to $2.50 Buxton Billfolds $3.95 to $10.00 Jenny Lind Jenny Lind Boxed Chocolates Boxed Chocolates of Distinction of Distinction 98c to $5.95 98c to $5.95 !tra?.trzT.Waftittile6IPtst?tetraett-cMa taft ;12.4ttz :?..ttt:ItttqteazVOIftzin J. BONTHRON 0.Arao in these Gifts for 'every Nome on Your List 120 King St. 262-2016 THE MAGIC of Christmas IRWIN'S LA DIES WEAR & DRY GOODS 123 King St. 262.2814 For Gifts That Please Buy Her Something To Wear For Christmas . SPECIAL PRICES ON CHESTERFIELD SUITES FOR YOUR HOME MAY WE SUGGEST: Slls;144,1 Rte'4•A's:444:vNiaii?4,34;:is141:414WPAtakika4.1Nile4i1A4itsW,S2 Na-Oik:A.04.9i2o,Aia.V2:4 4 : * Sweaters * Nightwear * Blouses * Housecoats * Skirts * Jewellery * Lingerie * Hosiery Every woman "just loves" fine things to wear we invite your valued patronage .0" "Wrk, * Hassocks * TV Benches 33; * TV Snack Tables * Lamps * Clothes Hampers * Smokers * Carpet Sweepers FREE Gift Wrapping For Men ••••40::Y?;:t•..XV 7s? Christmas Shop at HENSALL Come in and look over our SPECIALS for one week only on ladies' * Girls' * Boys' Sweaters of all Kinds Taylor's Ready-To-Wear Hensall's Newest Store King St. 262-2839 Just look at the Gift Ideas on this SHOP in HENSALL page -- and you'll know why ! ! Christmas Shop at HENSALL • Girls', Boys' Slacks, Jackets, Headware, Mitts, Socks • Men's and Boys' Gift Sets: cuff links, pen and pencil, ties and scarves • Solid Leather School Bags, Reg. $4.99 and $4.19 NOW ONLY $4.49 and $3.69 • Ladies' Gift Sets: pillow cases, towels, sewing boxes • Hockey Goal Set $4.99 • Hockey Sticks 490 and up • Table and 2-Chair Set, wood and chrome $8.95 • Sleighs $5.99 and $4.99 • Also Toboggans • Boys' and. Girls' Educational and Series Story Books of all kinds. Baby loves to play, and he'll do it comfortably in gripper- fastened overalls and comfy polo! Adorable crawler sets for boys & girls $2.98 — $6,98 at Taylor's FINK Christmas Shop at HENSALL Christmas Shop at HENSALL Christmas Shop at HENSALL Even the littlest girls will love this embroidered, puffy blouse and topered stock duo! PLUMBING & HEATING 125 King St. 262-2114 Mary Proctor CHRISTIE'S 5t—$1.00 0,43:4to*lego•Oi.o.t iioso4ii-Nistit*astitot; Steam—dry IRONS $12.85 Toaster — BROILERS $12.15 2 Slice Pop—up TOASTERS $12.85' 4 Slice Pop—up TOASTERS $17.20' aziata:Vi.S*W.:o•• T.C. JOYNT 116 King St. & Son 262- 2119 this Christmas Shop at HENSALL DRYSDALE .C.REST HARDWARE1 , . Partial View .of Our Gifiware Deportment LIMITED 262-2015 122 King Sti See our Christmas flyer for special prices on dishwashers, tefrigerotots, Sunbeam Electric MIXER $14,95 Compare with London discount PriCes 70, 0 FINE ENGLISH BONE 0„, CHINA AND OTHER .GIFTS teeters • .0, FREE CREST MONEY - 11 Again thiS teaSen, We Avill be giving away Crest Morley 80 Oil evety dollar taaht purchase, redeeMable any titne in Oilr thy departtnent.statt taving Mete toy money-R. a 40s. I Ili 'Noir *is mei imirortri iii ISO Christmas Shop OIPT CEATIFICATES And If he is JUSt impot- tible tO Choete kir then zive 111th Vietilekgereetlii-g Own Selection, at „font's, 18 ic 24 Stainless Steel Sims With ledge $16.25 All Canadian tiOA“. bttk FAUCETS $10.78 :(compcire MU, 'Cure Hecla OIL FURNACES .26 year taarentett free E's mates Atie•ilio.airi**;sia4iitki404414.1044:§4ifti OPEN IVIonday through Saturday, including P.M- nay and Saturday night. Open ChristrriaS week evety night and clitistmat eve until '6:80. -DRESS SHIRTS , . CriSP ,JACKETS dhoost and bright including but- witong ttYles that will Mike ten-down, snap tabSi at at weather behave, at ,teynt's'. JoyntPe. I<NIT Woolly and wartn, rbomy and com- fortable In all 1118 favorite colors, 'at Jciynt's. tit HENSALL All Gifts Boxed Free w tt• — „ WititittsNistileiXtO41040N134kitawttmAlssgtoVisiVst OA; 04440 OtV•ti11411,440**Sa.0414' 3WPAts' WA NO 04it tUt Watgis:4ittgigtW*AV O,W0P;,0 tiii*44•04:040t*,1:4; NaPi,isma