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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-09, Page 7WINS WARDEN'S TROPHY — Martha Van Esbroeck, RR 1, Hensel] gained the highest standing for first year members of 4.H clubs in Huron County. Above, Martha receives her award from Huron Warden Jack Alexander. T-A photo ifeata qeadaa • : : • • • • • • • • : • : ; : '''":4444.40/ve '••••4:4r4Iiir• GIVE HER A NEW BATHROOM SANDSTONE COLORED SET TOILET — $40.90 BASIN — $14.25 CRANE TUB — $85.60 GLASS SHOWER DOORS — $43.35 OR BUY ALL FOUR PIECES FOR ONLY • 0 IJ 175oo FREE 'SKATING Sponsored By T. C. Joynt & Son Saturday Afternoons December 4, 1 1 and 18 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. HENSALL ARENA Come on kids , . . You're All Invited New From PERT Stretch Denim Slacks and Coveralls Children's Slacks — 2 to 3X, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14 Ladies' Slacks — 12 to 14 Children's Coveralls — 2 to 3X They're the $598 Greatest! Priced From Nothing to Buy Just Deposit A Coupon WIN THESE EXCITING PRIZES 1st — Boys or Girls Bicycle 2nd — Black & Decker Skill Saw 3rd — Double Bed Size Electric Blanket 4th — Eldon Road Race Set 5th — Battery-Electric Portable Radio Draw will be made Dec. 24 tait"Rium"ent10000111MIONISINIS•880•Rk81111601104;essassolassosp***8020011.1.1101W~411111111111Posew Don't Know What to Buy? USE ONE OF OUR Gift Certificates Then She Can Pick Out ExaCtly What She Wants • Lingerie • Hosiery • Panty Hose • Pyjamas • Housecoats • Purses • Scarves • Bedspreads ••Blankets • Wabasso Sheets • Lace Cloths • Pillows • Bathrobm Sets • • • • • S • • • 4. Over 65 Chairs — All Styles - Greatly Reduced 1 n Time For Christmas Giving. Here are three examples: As Low As THE GENUINE LA-Z-BOY Rocker-Recliner Tr-Rweceleinder Sugg. $189 00 List$253.00 Sugg. List $119.00 KROEHLER SWIVEL ROCKERS $49 95 KROEHLER RELAXER Your choice of green or brown vinyl 19" BONTHRON at SON LTD. 120 Kirtg St, Hansa]] HOME FURNISHINGS 262.2016 See souvenirs of Europe Times-Advocate, December 9, 1971 Pogo 7 Kippen East Institute hold family night Presbyterians elect new states LANDSCAPES AND WATER SCENES By MRS. RENA cAt.pw4t. KIPPEN Member's of Kippen East W.I. and families enjoyed a smorgasbord supper when family night was held in the Legion Hall, Charades, contests and a skit "Liberation or Bust" provided fun and laughter, Mrs. Vern By MISS JEAN COPELAND Miss Geraldine Beckett, bride elect of this month, was honored by the community Friday evening with a miscellaneous shower. Miss Terri Brintnell had the misfortune to fall at school on Tuesday and break her arm. Mr. St Mrs. Russell Mills and Mrs. Lawrence Mills of London visited recently with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. The sacrament of baptism was performed Sunday morning during the church service when Darlene Victoria, infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Don Atkinson was baptized. Mrs. William Stephen of Calgary, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Taylor of London and Mrs. Frank Rodd were recent Nests with Mr. Si Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin. Getting old is :-"ua most un- pleasant phenomenon, but the alternative is much worse. FINK Call 262-2114 : : : • : • : • • : • • • - • •...••••• • : • : • • • • • • . • . • ... • . • • Alderdice showed slides of the Women's Institutes' activities during the past year. The children played bingo with Mrs. A. Hoggarth in charge. The adults played euchre, the winners being: ladies high, Mrs. H. Caldwell; ladies second, Mrs. G. Bell; ladies low, Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Mens high, R. Broadfoot; awns second, M. Connolly; mans low, Grant McLean; lone hands, R. Broadfoot. Mrs. V, Alderdice and Mrs, J. Drummond were in charge of the entertainment. The Kippen East Women's Institute will hold the Christmas meeting at Mrs. Wm. Bell's, December 15. Roll call will be: Bring your most unusual Christmas card, and a piece of Christmas cake. Mrs, K. McKay will give the uses of aluminum foil and Mrs. Bill Batten will give a demon- stration. Personals Eizar Mousseau and his brother Herb Mousseau of Zurich were fishing at Hayfield, Friday. They landed some good ones, among them a seven pound rainbow trout. Robert Thompson has been called for jury duty, December 6. Mr. & Mrs. V. L, Alderdice and Lynn Alderdice spent the weekend in Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Alderdice. Visit Westminster Members of the Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary along with the Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary members visited Westminster Hospital in London recently, where they distributed gifts and played Bingo, Those attending from Hensall were Mrs. Ernie Davis, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Mary Taylor, and Mrs, Clarence Reid. Kinettes visit shut-ins Sunday afternoon, the Kinette Club of Hensall visited and ex- tended Christmas greetings at Queensway Nursing Home, Clinton Nursing Home, Bluewater Rest Home, and shut- • ': • " •.• ' ' ' ' ' ' .. ....... . . .. • .. ins in the village of Hensall. Poinsettia plants, gifts and fruit baskets were distributed. Fun & games A fun and games night. was held in Hensall United Church, Saturday, with members of the congregation taking part. It was decided to plan a bowling party for January, It is hoped that more people from the congregation will attend this event. Explorers attend service Service inCarmel Presbyterian church was conducted by Rev. W. Jarvis with the explorers and leaders assisting with the ser- vice. Linda Bell presided at the The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church of Hensall held their Christmas meeting December 6. President Mrs. B. A. Orr opened the meeting with a poem called "A Time to Celebrate." A Christmas devotional wor- ship taken from the Glad Tidings, called "Hark the Glad Sound," was given by Mrs. Jack Soldan, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. A duet was sung by Mrs, Harold Bell and Mrs. Dougall accompanied by Mrs. Munn at the piano. The 1972 study packet will be presented to Mrs. Al Hoggarth, who is the Explorer Counsellor of the Church, President Mrs., Orr welcomed 24 members and guests, and introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Margaret Thorndike, of Clinton, who showed slides and organ during the explorers participation. Communion will be held Sunday and the following Sunday there will be special Christmas music by the choir under the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. Read This Page Every Week For Gift Ideas souvenirs of her recent trip to London, England, Spain and Morrocco, Africa, Mrs. Schwalm also showed her souvenirs from the same trip. The nominating copmmittee, Mrs. Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Percy Campbell, brought in the slate of officers and installation was conducted by Mrs. Florence 1VIeston. The officers are: past president, Mrs. R. A. Orr; vice- president, Mrs. Jack Soldan; secretary, Mrs. Glenn Bell; assistand secretary, Mrs. Pearl Love: treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Munn, Press secretary, Mrs. Glenn Bell; Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Ed,. Munn; literature secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; associate members, Mrs. Harry Snell; supply secretary, Mrs. R. A. Orr; friendship and service, Mrs. Earl Campbell; pianist, Mrs. Ed. Munn, Cradle roll secretary, Mrs, R. A. Orr; stamp collector, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; Queensway Nursing Home representative, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; telephone committee, Mrs. Agnes Madge, Mrs. Percy Campbell. A Ladies Aid meeting followed with business discussions and the slate of officers were brought in by Mrs. Harvey Hyde and Mrs, Percy Campbell. These are Ladies Aid Officers for 1972: president, Mrs. Clarence Voland; vice-president, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall; secretary, Mrs. Barry Snell; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; pianist, Mrs. Ed Munn. Group Leaders, Mrs. Ester Wright, Mrs. Percy Campbell, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, Reception committee, Mrs. Clarence Voland, Mrs, W, Jarvis; card convener, Mrs. Earl Campbell. Quilting committee, Mrs. Ed Munn, Mrs. Gertrude Moir, Mrs, Earl Campbell, Mrs. Bessie Luker. Kitchen Committee, Mrs, Harry Snell, Mrs, Glenn Bell, Mrs. Robert Bell. AIN • . • : '''' ' Arrow Shirts, Hickok Belts and Jewellery, Warren Knit Sweaters, Deacon Brothers Jackets Brand Name Gifts For Men NO ONE EVER REGRETTED BUYING QUALITY • • .. . .. . . , . PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. LTD. HENSALL RADY TAYLOR'S -TO- E WEAR Huron's Largest Selection of Children's Clothing We Have A Good Selection of Tops For Co-Ordinates to these Stretch Denim Slacks T.C. jaYNT & SON Hensall Men's Wear 26 2.2 1 19 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES One Coupon With Each Purchase .ioo In Certificates Redeemable at T. C. Joynt & Son 1st $50 2nd —$25 3rd —$15 4th —$10 trAlf.C.CCOPR.C.C.CCOMORIC.Ct.COMP.I SHOP HENSALL CREST Hardware MAIN ST. HENSALL. PHONE 262-2015 Invite You To Enter Their GIANT CHRISTMAS We give 5% Bonus Coupons (For Toys) Given on every sale over $1.00 (Except Sale Items) Hensall 5C to $1 See Our • TOYS • CARDS • GIFT WRAP Gifts For All The Names On Your List Manager's Special Framed Pictures 30" x 24" - Wooden Frames DEPOSIT THIS FREE COUPON IN OUR STORE NAME ADDRESS PHONE Christmas Draw 1971 — Crest Hardware — Hensall Open Every Day In December Friday Nights and Nights of Dec. 20, 21, 22 & 23 until 9:00 Christmas Eve 'til 6:00 p.m. CHAIR SALE COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND IR WI N dsEny= GdODS Main St. 262.2814 Rossi! Complete Line of Yard Goods end Sewing Supplies Our CHESTERFIELD CLEARANCE Ls Also Continuing Some Below Cost