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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-06, Page 11All lines, sizes, shapes and colors (some seconds) Manufactured By A NATIONALLY ADVERTISED COMPANY TO BE HELD AT Building 12 VANASTRA (former CEB Clinton) THE BASE FACTORY- OUTLET NOW LOCATED ON HWY. z--4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA STORE HOURS- MON THROUGH FRI 11 A M to 9 P M SAT 9 AM to 6 P M. CLOTHING DEPT SIZES 7-16 CHILDREN'S SNOWMOBILE SUITS"! L" TO 4' iy" KIDDIES SIZE 2-6X SNOWMOBILE SUITS 1 097 TO $ 1 97 MEN'S SNOWMOBILE SUITS $2397-ro $3597 KNITTED BABY HATS $127 To $ 1 97 KNITTED BABY MITTS 67c TO 97c CHILDREN'S MITTS & GLOVES KaiNv,T,TNE,DL 67c To $ 167 BOYS' TOQUES & CAPS KNITTED $ 57 TO $397 BOYS' SNOWMOBILE MITTS $1 17 TO $2" LADIES' GLOVES $187 TO $357 MEN'S HATS CLOTH & VINYL $227 TO $297 MEN 'S HATS LEATHER & SUEDE $ 157 To $327 SNOWMOBILE MITTS MENS & LADIES $537 T° $897 OUR SEWING * SPECIAL * BUDGET IS BEING from MACHINE SALE E-X-T-E-N By popular request now till Christmas TERMS IF DESIRED TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE -D . .., -E-D in .... SEWING MACHINE SALE CONTINUES THROUGH DEC. SEE THE NEW BERNINA tnSal. •arid.district news. CORRESPONDENTS . Mrs. Joyce Pepper, PhOne 262.2344 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 New fire pact approved, Hensall pays half costs I SEE OUR. COMPLETE SELECTION OF Perso as Cards . AS WARM, AS SINCERE, AND AS FRIENDLY AS A HANDSHAKE SEE THE INTERNATIONAL LINE Are You Wondering What. To Buy For Christmas? Then Don't Miss This Opportunity To SAVE 50% During This Spectacular LUGGAGE SALE Times-Advocate, December 4t, 1973 Page 11 Hensall ladies elect slate, mark season A short business meeting of the Hensall was held in the Fellowship Hall Monday evening with president Kay Mock presiding. A new fire agreement between the village of Hensall and the townships of Hay and Tucker- smith has been finalized and will go into effect on January 1, 1974, This is the first time Hay township had entered into an agreementwithHensall as far as fire fighting services is con- cerned, Under the terms of the new agreement, Hensall will pay 50 percent of all fire department expenses and the townships will each pay 25 percent. The area fire committee will be A gift was Pre ented to Kay Mock by Mildred Kyle as a tangible expression of ap- preciation for her services as President during the past year. composed of two members from Hensall and one from each of the other municipalities. Change owners at nursing home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klungel of Hensall have announced that as of last month the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall has been operating under new ownership, The business was sold to Mr. & Mrs. S. Carlsen of Arthur, The treasurer's report was given by Doreen Spencer and annual reports -by Helen Scane for Friendship and Visitation, Ann Brock for Social Functions, Pearl At Monday's regular meeting of Hensall council, councillor Harold Knight reported he had received some complaints about public skating at the arena and thought there should be more supervision with a certain area roped off for young skaters. Building permits applications from Wes Lenting, a workshop and Don Dixon, renovations were approved. An extension was given to Hyde Bros. Limited until January 15, 1974 to remove a steel shed which is said to be a fire hazard, Erratt for Supply and Welfare, Mary Goodwin for Finance Committee. Donations were given to the Victor Home for girls, Five Oaks, Childrens Aid Society, Overseas Relief and Alma College. It was decided to buy cord to knit bandages for Angola. The Nominating Committee report was given by Elva Forrest. It included the new slate of officers for 1974; Past president, Mrs, Earl Rowe; president, Mrs. Ron Mock; 1st vice-president, Mrs, Ian McAllister; secretary, Mrs. 'Toward Scane; treasurer, Mrs. Walter Spencer; finance Com- mittee, Miss Mary Goodwin, the president, vice-president, treasurer and unit treasurers. Friendship and visitation com- mittee, Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs, Albert Shirray, Mrs. Pearl Passm ore, Mrs, Wilmer Ferguson, Mrs. Harry Hoy, Mrs. Howard Scane, Mrs. Don Travers, Mrs. Wm. Fuss, Mrs. Rodger Venner, Flower con- vener, Mrs. Harry Hoy; social functions, Mrs. Roy Brock (Chairman) Unit I, Mrs. Ken McLean, Unit II, Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Unit IV, Mrs. Earl Rowe, Supply and Welfare, Mrs, Russell Erratt (Chairman) Mrs. Ross Forrest, Mrs. Jack Corbett, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, Mrs. Stewart Blackwell, Mrs. John Ingram, Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson and Mrs. Margaret Kinghorn, Pianist, Mrs. John Goddard; Unit leaders, Unit I, Mrs. Dave Kyle, Unit II, Mrs. James Drummond, Unit IV, Mrs. James McAllister; Nominating Committee, Mrs. Ron Wareing (Chairman), Mrs. Eric Mansfield, Mrs. Grace Peck; Nursery, Mrs, Edison Forrest. Following the adjournamentof the business meeting, members and guests assembled in Church Sanctuary for the Christmas meeting. The Church was beautifully decorated for Christmas by Mrs. Robert Reaburn and Unit II members. Guests were ladies from Chiselhurst U.C.W. and Emmanuel United Church, Zurich. Helen Goddard presided at the organ playing the carol "Hark the Herald Angels Sing". Unit IV were in charge of the Resident marks 86th birthday Mrs. Daisy Ivey who resides with Mrs. Rachel Schwalm in Hensall, was honored at a bir- thday party Thursday afternoon on the occasion of her 86th bir- thday. A few friends and neighbours who have become acquainted with Mrs. Ivey attended, as well as her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey of Sarnia. Two long distance telephone calls were received offering congratulations, one was from her grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ivey of Virginia, and the other was from her son, his wife and grand- daughter Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Ivey and Avril from Montreal. Mrs. Ivey received many lovely gifts and cards. COMMENCES Friday, Dec. 7 at 4:30 p.m, AND CONTINUES UNTIL worship, wincii opened with president Kay Mock reading two verses. of Hark The Herald Angels Sing and extending a welcome to members and guests, Mrs. James McAllister chaired the worship service. Mrs. Pearl Erratt, Mrs, Nan Britton and Mrs. Rowe read verses of scripture followed each time by a Christmas Carol, A playlet "The Visited Planet" was acted out with Mrs. 13ritton and Mrs, Erratt .acting the part of angels, they were assisted by Mrs. Kinghorn, Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. McAllister. The offering was taken up by Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Parke and Mrs. Harburn. Kay Mock read Mrs. Gordon Schwalm presided for the meeting of the W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Monday evening, and opened the meeting with a Christmas meditation. Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Earl Campbell were in charge of the devotional. The two ladies along with Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth read passages and lit candles of Faith, Hope and Love. Hensall personals Kinette Club The Kinette club of Hensall plan to visit Queensway Nursing Home next week and on December 5 visited the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. This past weekend they visited all the shut- ins in the Hensall area. The Club recently gave donations to the Rides for Residents Van at Huronview, and also the Salvation Army. The Kinettes have announced that they have paid for ice time for the month of December for free skating on Wednesday and Friday at the Hensall arena. W, The Hensall Women's Institute are holding their Christmas meeting on December 12 in the Legion Hall at 8:15 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Jean Durst of Egmondville who will demonstrate Christmas floral decorations. Ladies Aid Meets Mrs. Clarence Volland presided for the regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Carmel Church on Monday evening Mrs. Snell read the correspondence and "thank you" notes. Mrs. Earl Campbell reported for the card and quilting committee. Mrs. Harvey Hyde gave the Treasurer's report. Arrangements were made to pack boxes for the "shut-ins", on December 12 at 1 :30 p.m. Donations will be greatly ap- preciated for these boxes. Rev. Wilfred Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday, his sermon subject was "Getting Ready." The Sacrament of Holy Com- munion will be celebrated Sun- day, December 9. Mrs. Laird Mickle had all her family home on Sunday and they attended the morning church services in loving memory of their father, Mr. Laird Mickle who passed away one year ago on the fourth of December, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman visited over the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Don MacLaren and family in Oakville. HOMES Illustrated above is the Beaver "Collingwood". It's the most popular, 3 bedroom ranch-style Beaver Home in our selection of over 50 models and it can be quickly and easily shell erected for you on your lot anywhere in the Province. 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Unit I were in charge of the programme, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear was sung, followed by an organ and piano duet by Mrs. Delbert Geiger and Mrs. John Goddard, Mrs. Marilyn Zivkovic of Exeter sang two lovely solos and Janis I3isback and Gall Travers sang two lovely duets. Mrs. Doug Cook retold the Christmas story, Mrs. Robert Cook thanked' everyone who took part in the programme and after the carol "Joy to the World", the meeting closed with prayer. The roll call was answered with a verse with Christmas. Mrs. Schwalm gave a reading "Whq Is My Neighbour? " Mrs. Percy Campbell gave the Treasurer's report in the absence of Mrs. Edgar Munn, Mrs. Orr gave the Secretary's report. A presen- tation was made to Mrs. Orr who has taken up residence in Exeter by Mrs. Schwalm who read the address. Mrs. Earl Campbell of the nominating Committee read the slate of officers as follows: past president Mrs. G. Schwalm president, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; vice-president Mrs. John Soldan; secretary and Cradle Roll secretary; Mrs. Glenn Bell; treasurer and Glad Tidings; Mrs. Percy Campbell; Friendship, service and Literature Secretary Mrs. Earl Campbell; Supply Secretary, Mrs. Edith Bell; Associate Members, Mrs. Harry Snell; Queensway Represen- tative Mrs. Rochus Faber; stamp collector Mrs. G. Schwalm; telephone committee Mrs. Agnes Love and Mrs. MacDougall. Pianist Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. The officers were installed by Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth. Make sure your farm buildings are. efficient Next Spring and Summer you'll be glad you took time and money to fix every- thing around the place that needs attention. Maybe you even need new buildings to increase efficiency. Fix and build — now when you have the time — with a Victoria and Grey custom built loan . . . today, at Victoria and Grey. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation VG The senior Trust Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario. 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