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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-08, Page 5APPLIANCES MARY PROCTOR Spray & steam iron Steam & dry iron 4-slice toaster 2-slice toaster 16.12 13.45 17.95 13.45 SUNBEAM Mixma s ter 15.20 Frying pan 21.10 FINK PLUMBING Co. Ltd. • STOP HENSALL'S /CHRISTMAS PARTY December 10 For the Children Santa arrives 2 p.m. followed by "FREE TREATS" & "FREE MOVIES" FREE SKATING Every Saturday in December and January For the Adults Hensel! offers VALUE & VARIETY and COURTEOUS SERVICE Your Savings Are Your Winnings Hensall Store Hours FOR DECEMBER OPEN every Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. CHRISTMAS WEEK OPEN EVERY NIGHT CLOSED Christmas Eve 6:30 p.m. CLOSED all day December 26 and 27. rij:V42.;')..-5).iln;Y,O,P, DG) V;Q;z1.-g,1-4,:•4,:i.:-.,...P91;.P.in,;`? Batt'n Continued from page 4 certainly have a merry Christ- mas. But there's one other large figure we should think about at this time of year, and that's the millions and millions who will mark Christmas in their usual way too with pain, hunger and sorrow. We know inere are many groups and individuals who in recent years have added the names of some of those people to their Christmas lists by making do- nations to the various agencies who attempt to alleviate some of the suffering for those poor unfortunates. They can only do it with your help — whether it be through a large or small donation. To assist people who may wish to make Christmas alittle bright- er for some of their fellow men in other lands, we print below the names of some of the agencies doing excellent work in this as- sistance. They'll be happy to re- ceive your donation. CARE of Canada 116 O'Connor Street, OTTAWA, Ontario The Canadian Save the Children Fund, 68 Hayter Street, TORONTO 2, Ontario National UNICEF Committee, 280 Bloor Street West, TORONTO 5, Ontario Unitarian Service Committee of Canada, 78 Sparks Street, OTTAWA, Ontario A I) ine out over the festive season at MARK ET HENSALL- ONTARIO With The Purchase Of Any Philishave You Receive FREE A Bottle Of Philips Pre- Shave Lotion, $1.50 Value .. ifttioivotort~komovroonowitmmommarAionktiokiirmigmonvottvto tVa ota4Va ONWMAY4 COUPON SPECIAL Ptosent this coupon of our store for the feitowing specials. Genuine GE Christmas light replacement lamp. OUTDOOR Reg. 690 pkg. 2 FOR 600 INDOOR Reg. Oct pkg. 2 FOR 49# TimoOkdvocate, December 13, 1966 Pee 7' wokr,000laoo*oowo4*gF,o,:o,.itl*.zv41p,:000weo..po;,r:oNOLpi,o,sy,ip•.p4ip•oiooO;.;0tPlrci0.Artr0.F.*4o*iglSrt*,rqOWr.grkl*..W.aaw►r;*lhjk rne committee members Prepare for centennial Budget- priced FRIGIDAIRE Jet .Action Washer! IIENSALL At a recent Centennial Meet- ing the following committees were appointed; chairman, Harold Knight; vice chairman, John Baker; secretary, Mrs, Harold attended by 27. Leader Mrs, James McAllister opened the meeting on a Christmas theme reading an interesting article by Padre W. A, Young, a former liensall minister, "The Christmas Story" was given by Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs. E, Rowe presented the study ((The Church grows in Canada". Members are urged to study up on the Canadian C entennial books. Programs for the New Year were distributed to the members. The General meeting will be held Monday, December 12 at 8:30 pm. Another Unit 4 meeting will be held Wed. Dec. 28 to wind up year end business, First meeting of the New Year will be held January 5, A motion was passed that this unit cater for a banquet for one hundred Guides and Brownies and their mothers February 22, Christ- mas stockings from the Ontario Hospital, Goderich, (men's ward) were given out to be filled. Mrs. Walter Spencer is convenor of this project. Caldwell; treasurer, Gary Kyle; caravan, Ernie Davis; sports, Lorne Hay; women's, Mrs, ROY Smale; history, Mrs. Payne; publicity, Ron Wareing; decor- ating, Charles Hay, Bill Fuss; building, Harold Knight, Bob Baker, Ron Wareing, John Baker, Hill Fuss. Centennial pins have been or- dered and will be given to Hensall Public School pupils and mem- bers of Teen Town who will sell pins to other interested persons. The centennial Caravan will visit Seaforth, June 13 and EX- eter October 10, There are eight vans in all and feature eras from the ice age till now, Tickets will be sold on a curl- ing sweater donated by Mrs, Leonard Noakes and an Avon bath set donated by Mrs. Leona Parke. These are to be drawn for in February, The Centennial committee hopes to have Hensall's history published In booklet form and made available to the public. A beard growing contest is to be held and judging will be in five different categories. Entrants will pay $1.00 entry fee and enter before June 1. Any organizations with cen- tennial projects or ideas, should pass them on to their repres- entatives before next meeting. The committee hopes to have centennial planner from London attend next meeting for more suggestions. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary are having a Centennial costume ball, New Year's Eve; the Kinsmen have plans for Feb- ruary, the Rebekahs, for March. urged to study centennial Model WATK HUGIDAIRF Sales with Service I DRYSDAL E (mat HARDWARE Dial 2622015 HENSALL Accountant is speaker Mr. Hugh Patterson, Exeter, chartered accountant, addressed th e Fairfield Rural Learners Monday night discussing theCan- ada Pension Plan. After outlin- ing the plan the speaker answered any questions. He was thanked by Mrs. Ted Lamport. Seven- teen members met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe for the meeting. The Rural Learning Associa- tion recently received its chart- er from the Ontario Government and is now an incorporated body. By-laws have been approved by the Board of Directors. It was suggested that the meet- ings be planned around local topics and activities appropriate for the Centennial theme. The next meeting will be a Christmas party held in Cred- iton Community Hall Monday, December 12. A 3 A UCW MEET Christmas carols accompanied by Mrs. T. J. Sherritt were sung at the December meeting of UCW Unit 4, in Fellowship Hall Thurs- day afternoon, December 1 Centennial Sponsored by: Hensall Businessmen, Kinsmen, Kinettes, Hensall Legion, Hensall Legion Auxiliary — Continued from page 4 gested is wide and busy, if indeed we, as a community of young- at-heart Canadians, can bring them all off without running out of steam. I guess it will just depend on how worked up we can get over our (+Year of the Cen- tury". Thought you might like to hear about some of them. The Cen- tennial Caravan--a c o m plet e panorama of Canada's growth as a nation will roll into town on October 10. We are so en- thusiastic about the magnetic qualities of this exhibit that a special reception committee has been formed under the capable chairmanship of Dr. Don Ecker. The winter months of 1967wi11 be just as active as the others with a snow-sculpturing contest suggested, an old-fashioned skat- ing carnival, 100 year-old church services in period costume, sleigh and cutter rides, growing beards to keep warm, (saves on balaclavas you know) and skidoo races. Although the actual program hasn't been decided yet, there will be a civic ceremony at the Town Hall to recognize the cen- tennial year coming in. Among other ideas for activities: a con- cert by elementary school pupils to tell Canada's story in song, costume and dialogue, the pos- sibility of dramatizing the Cen- tennial Play written by Robert- son Davis and Company, various parades with Centennial themes, a water carnival week including an ornamented or synchronized swimming pageant at the River- view Park pool, pioneer fall fair and winding up the year with a special Remembrance Day ser- vice in November and Centennial Christmas pageant to include all area churches. Even these partial plans may sound ambitious as was com- mented editorially in this paper, yet they illustrate the (+100 year itch" at work in this community-- all they need to come true is YOUR participation—whole- hearted and unreserved. This is one case of fever, we hope is highly contagious. Have you got it yet? "Nr0632%ttilgttroili412?graNriVqltat:NivIltdv?.(43;?Mitlfttt.tit;FttRAtt*teft*::i'ztvz'a 4 Dining pleasure in HENSALL Smoked FROZEN FOOD KERNEL CORN BERRYLAND STRAWWERRIES Supreme brand 2-lb. bag, Pork Shoulder 47‘ 15-oz. pk g. 2/79 Size 163s 2 dozen PRODUCE TANGELOS 2 bags 954 GROCERIES Minced Ham lb (special pock) 2 lb. iar PEANUT BUTTER Squirrel 1 TEA BAGS Salado prior-pack 100s + 15 free attached tea-bags 2 lbs. HOTEL HENSALL 128 King .St. 262-2012 alliatantatiatlatrraatttMtaattMaNttzra ti cagessaaserteactoweaaink McNAIR'S DATES ORANGE CRYSTALS ROBIN HOOD OATS 794 754 494 890 69t Fresh Vamessaiia.Witarsitaa4aWao*awavaaaciaaagasAalkaNaaaikaNkaaaaaSalaalaiist•vaiaValatateair ialaceaakir WILSON'S DRUG STORE Henson Phone 262-2019 Western Glow Side Pork lb MACARONI or SPAGHETTI SOCKEYE SALMON Maple Leaf 1/2 s LUNCHEON MEAT Puritan 12-oz. tins SOUP Campbell's Cream of Mushroom 10-oz. JOHNSON'S "J" CLOTHS "BEEP" PHILISHAVE6 prices 594 2/85N 3/53 $1 254 Check our 2 pkgs. Breakfast Drink Rolled Pot Roast 49 $17,95 $27,95 $2995 $39.95 Speedshaver Speedflex with Trimmer New Triple Header Rechargeable Model NOTE: Store will be open on the following two Mondays, December 12 dnd 19. This coupon worth 25( Carton of Coke or Sprite 6 10 oz. bottles 1 coupon per purchase Good this week only.