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The Huron Expositor, 1969-12-18, Page 7, ll p I/ Correspondent Mrs: Maude Hedden The Legion Hall decorated in ChriStmas motif was the set- tog for the Christmas meeting of Hensall Wonn ens Institute Wed- nesday evening with Mrs. Clarence Reid presiding. During the business period plans were laid to hold a euchre in January, proceeds to go to the Hensall Recreation Park and Community Centre Beard for re- pairs for the Arena. Mrs. Grace Peck presented reports of the fall board meet- ing of South Huron Womens In- stitutes held in Hensall, and a report of. Huronview Auxiliary. Mrs. Carl Payne submitted high-. lights of the area convention held at St. Thomas which she attended as a delegate. Mrs. Fred Beer presided for the program with songs by five little girls, Betty Beer, Jennifer Cook, Roth Turvey and the Boyle twins, Karen and 'Kan. Miss Greta Lammie accompanist. Mr. Sam Rennie was guest soloist and led the sink song. Mrs. B. Beaton introd eed the guest Deliver Christmas Treats • The Friendship and Visitat- ion .committee of Hensall United Church on Thursday packed and delivered thirty Christmas boxes to shut-ins of the congregation and patients in South Huron Hos- pitsl, Exeter, Blue Water Rest Home, 't urich and Huronview, Clinton. The corn mittee in charge included: Mrs. R. J. Drysdale (convener) Mrs. Jack Simmons, Mrs. Lorne Hay,••• 'Mese. Albert Shirray; Mrs.Wm.Ciement,,Mr -§: Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson, Mee. Jack Consitt, Mrs. Ernest Chipchase. • 1 0 0 Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Under- wood of Gorrie were weekend guests with Mrs. John Henderson and family. Santa Arrives On Truck •• Santa arrived on the Wei fire truck at the Arena Saturday after- noon where he welcomed the children of Hensall and District, at the annual Christmas party sponsored by the local business- men, Members of the Hensall Fire Brigade handed out some five hundred bags of treats and choce-- late milk,,, compliments of Huron- dale Dairy. The- children' also enjoyed free movies with Jim Hyde in charge of the projector. ljensall businessmen are sponsoring free skating Saturday afternoons during December and January.. l'r de A04 .*,--N1 etrVV OIL 'NT ia ur • e • tliveia...• Greet your guests with the traditional favourite for holiday festivities. Order your supply of our rich, wholesome, ready"fo-terve eggnog. MAPLE LEAF DAIRY OPEN 'TIL 9 except Saturday and Christmas Eve Choose From This LIST OF POPULAR Use This SUGGESTION 'LIST! WE'RE READY FOR THE BIG FINAL DAYS OF 410 ** MR. TONI MATCH - MATES A fashion favourite this fall is the mix or match 'outfits by "Mr. Toni" and "Carlyle", Warm shades of green, blue, rose, gold, brown4 and purple. Fine pure wool with neat contrast trims, plain shades or checks. Sleeveless Shells 7.95 to 8.95 'LS. 'Fbiltniek"'" 9.95 to--13:95 Skirts (plain or plaid) 9.95 - 13.95 Jumpers (plain or plaid) 12.95 to 13.95 Slims 10.95 to 13.95 Housecoats 6.95 to 18.95 Skirts 9.95 to 23.50 Slims 11.95 to 16:95 Casual Slims 5,95 to 8.95,. Blou-sei 3.98- to 11.98 Bedspreads . 10.95 to 22.95 Pillows 5.95 Cases 1.95 to 2.95 Boxed Pillow Cases 3.25 Sheets 4.35 to 6.50 Table Cloths . 6.95 to 25.00 Lace Cloths 3.95 to 13.95 Sheet Sets 11.95 to 12.95 Tea Towels ;.59 to .69 Aprons . 1.00 to 1.95 Towels 1.98 to 4.95 3.50 to 5.00 '8,95 'to 19.95, . 5 , 4.95 to 1.4.p. to 7.95 Luggage 5.98 to 35.00 Handbags 2.95 to 12.95 Boxed Panties 1.75 Slip & Panties .... 2:98 to 3.98 Slips 2.98 to 9.95 Gowns 3.98 to 8.95 Panties 1.00 to 3.00 Baby Doll Pajamas '..6.95 Gloves 1.95 to 7.95 Scarves .1.00 to 3.95 Winter Hats .. HALF PRICE COAT* GALE Look your best at Christmas at a great' big saving. All our `fur trimmed or self trimmed 'coats silvertips, Worsteds, wool end cashmere, tweeds, nubby weaves.. and fur fabrics are on side how. Reg. 49:95 to 135.00 SALE $38 to $100 SPORT SHIRTS All qualities, makes, styles and colors. Sizes S to XXL. Priced 2.98 to 7.95 • FAMOUS VIYELLA, SHIRTS WE SELL FOR ,LESS Plaids 14.95 Plains 12.95 ARROW: 84 FORSYTH - DRESS SHIRTS New deep tones and whites. Sizes 141/2 to 171/2 . All perma-press. Whites 5.95 & 7.95 Colors 7.95 Other Whites from 3.95 • NEW NECK WEAR New wide ties in huge array. Gift Boxed 1.50 to 3.00 • HOSIERY Ankle, mid-lehgth and knee - highs. Wools or. nylons. All sizes 1.00 - 1.95 • -SWEATERS Pullovers, cardigans or sleeveless vests. Beau- tiful qualities, Famous makes. Sizes small to oversize • WARM LINED LEATHER GLOVES Only the best genuine cape skin gloves here, All colors and sizes . . 4.50 too 7.95 ), • GIVE HIM PAJAMAS Flannelettes, broadcloths, ski style or shorty pajamas. All specially priced. Sizes 36 to 46 4.95 to 5.95 • HE LIKES CASUAL PANTS Every type from washables perma-press wools. Size range All popular shades ..... WINTER OUTER WEAR Coats and jackets of all styles, fab- rics and weights. Exchangeable for size or color. 19.50 to 35.00 SUEDES & LEATHERS 59.50 to 75.00 • FUR HATS Borgs, shearlings, mock Persian lamb, all with ear-bands, A popular gift item 5.95 to 9.95 Stetson Pelt Hats 8.95 to 11:`95 Or Give Him A Hat Gift Certificate Slippers Cardigans to finest 28 to 48 7.95 to 22.50 IF YOU STILL CAN'T DECIDE, WE HAVE GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ANY AMOUNT EXTRA SALES ELI" • STEWART BROS. • EVERY GIFT BOXED FREE • 7.95 to 16.95 • A-.'"felloW who-ea/Ties a torch for a girl Should ask her to buy her own lighter. PHONE 527-0810 • 1•11V SEAFORTH -NOTICE No Delivery THURSDAY, DEC. 25th or on Boxing Day, FRIDAY, DEC. 26th. Maple LAaf Products available at all times at SUPERTEST SNACK BAR 4, • 4 1 # 1 , speaker, Rev. W. Jarvis, who spoke on "Christmas Customs throughout The World". Mrs. Elizabeth Riley gave courtesy remarks. Tile Salvation Army League of Mercy delivered 165 bags to patients at South Huron Hospital, Braemer Manor, Davis Nursing Horne, „all 9f Exeter, Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, Queensway Nursing Home, Zurich, and shut- ins in the area. A four piece brass band from London Citadel Band played Christmas carols in each insti- tution and visited Mrs. Maude Hedden and played several carets for her. In the party were Mrs, Brig. Rawlins of London and Mrs. Eric Lether and Mrs: Pearl Erratt of Hensall, the latter two helping to aistribute the sunshine bags. Miss Anne Hayter of Varna was successful in passing •the grade eight piano examination of the Western Ontario Conserva- tory of Music with honours. Anne elk 'passed the grade theory examination with honours at the midsummer session. She is a pupil of Miss Greta Lam,mie, Plan Tour The Kinsmen Club of Hensall are planning their third annual Senior Citizen Nite at the Hensall ,Public School on Thursday. A bus will leave from the school at 7 p.m. for a tour ,of Christmas lights with a small program of local entertainment and lunch to follow. Program conveners • were Mrs. Fred Beer and Miss Greta Lammie; Hostesses Mrs. Grace Peck and Mrs. James Mc- Allister. Injured hi Fall Mrs. George Armstrong is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, with injuries she suffered in a fall at her home, Ifunsali and chiS.011Mrst tr.c.w. met in fiensag United Church for a Christmasmeeting, Music in duet was supplied 173T Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich, on the piano and Mrs. John God- dard of Hensell on the piano, for the musical program, prpst, dent Mrs; Vern Aiderdioe chair.; ed the meeting, Mrs. Harold Currie told the Christmak,story as it related to women. Mrs, Harry Hoy con- ducted a devotion when candles were lighted by Mrs. Edison Forrest, Mrs. Cecil Pepper, Mrs. Ken McLean, Miss Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Carl Passmore, Mrs. Rodger Venner and carols were sung in honour of the found- ding nations of our country, the French Canadians, the New Cana- dians, the Polish and-the German. Mrs. Hess and M; s. Guddard played' the Indian Carol. The business portion of the meeting was held in the F 'ship Hall- when the leaders of the various Units spoke. Mrs. Howard Scane for Unit 1, Mrs. James McAllister for Unit 4. Mrs. Walter Spencer presented the Treasure( 's Statement show- ing the allocation •paid and $108 balance in the fund and a balance of $378 in the General Fund. Miss "Mary Godwin reported for the Finance Committee. As part of a skit, Mrs. Ro- bert Reaburn questioned the U.C.W., the president and con- venors. Mrs. Rodger Venner repor- ted for the program committee, Mrs. Carl Passmore for Citi- zenship and Social Action, Mrs. Lorne Hay for Friendship and Visitation. Mrs. E. Chipchase for Supply and Welfare, said that 1015 lbs. of clothing had been sent- for overseas relief. The report of the nominating committee was presented by Mrs. Howard Scane, as follows: Past President, Mrs. James McAllister; President, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; 1st ViCe-Presi- dent Mrs. Earl Rowe; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Jack Drysdale; Correspondence Secretary, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell; Treasurer, Mrs. Walter Spencer; Christian Citizenship and Social Action, Mrs. Carl Passmore, Mrs. John Corbett; Community Friendship and Visiting, Mrs. Robert Drys- dale, Mrs. Lorne Hay, Mrs. Wrn. Clement, Mrs. Albert Shirray, Mrs. 'Wilmer. Ferguson, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Jack Con- sitt, Mrs. Jack Simmons; Chris- tian and Missionary Educatipn, Mrs. Edison Forrest, Mrs, ,James McAllister; Finance, Miss Mary Goodwin, :which., consists of president, •••• vice-president, treasurer, stewardship con- venor, "Manse convenor and Unit treasurers; Flower convenor, Mrs. Mark Drysdale; Literature and Communications, Mrs. P. L. MoNaughton; „Membership, Mrs. Give Boxes . • •IViejnbers of the Wornens Mis- sionary Society of Carmel Pres- byterian Church on Monday after- noon packed and delivered twenty-one Christmas boxes of treats for the sick and shut ins, and elderly of the Church. Assist- ing in packing the boxes at the home of President Mrs. R. A. Orr were Mrs. Gordon Troyer; Mrs. J.E.McEwen, Mrs. Myrtle Dick; Mrs. Melvin Glanville; Mrs. E. Munn, Mrs. Orr; Mrs. Clarence Vblland; Mrs.Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. Two men were working on the White House lawn. They walk- ed about picking up papers with a long spear.. A -wind ,suddenly blew one bit pf paper into the. White House 'through an open window. One , of the men rushed inside, but returned shortly. 'Did you get it?' asked his companion. 'elope, I was too late. Her had already signed it.' , The teacher asked her class how Noah spent his time on the Ark. Seeing no response, she added: 'Do you suppose he did a lot of fishing?' 'What?' re- plied a little boy, 'with only two worms?' A spy was being led to his execution by a squad of soldiers on a cold rainy morning. 'You soldiers are barbaric', the spy grumbled, 'to make me march through the cold and rain like this.' 'Quit squawking', snapped one of the troopers, 'we've got to walk back,' ,Cleadon chri4f*. Plfp. PrYan MrSt 14404a Parke, Mrs. Sint Roolool, Nominations, Mrs. Dave Kyle, Mrs. Torn Sherritt„Mre, William miekleocial functions, Unit I, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson,' Unit .11,. Mrs. Roy 13-rocit, Unit W Mrs. • Earl Rowe; press and Publicity, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Maude Hedden and Unit Secre- .1P-ries; Friendship and Vocation, • Mrs. Ian McAllister, Mrs. Ross Forrest; Supply and Welfare, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, Mrs. Jar- vic Horton, Mrs. Stanley Mit- chell, Mrs. Joe Flynn, Mrs. Nor- man Cook; Mrs. Albert Alex- ander, Mrs. John Ingram; Pro- gramme, Mrs. Rodger Venner and one representative from each 1.4114 Manse, IVIfs. Howard Scane, Mrs,,, Ken. Elder; Pianists, Mrs. William Fuss, Mrs. J, C. God- dard._ Representatives: Represen- tative to Official Board - the president; to Cpminittee of Ste- wards - Mrs. Rdn Mock; to Meg M Committee --Mrs. •Clendon Chre- stie. ' titP04401#1.- 114144,„ M.Ke4 gowa.,04sga-pei pot' 14'14P. ',Ham Ifgh:10.4,4cpn .140,00M, Vag 'IV, 104./ dames Me0-.1§tor, Mrs, Harry .cato, well. CHLSELHURST U.C.W.'' Chiselhurst United Church lovely in Christmas motif was the setting for the December meeting of the U.C.W. with Rev. Harold Currie as guest speaker. "The Wonderment of Christmas" was the chosen topic. President, Mrs.Thos.Brintnell gave a Christmas message.The worship service “Gifts for the King" was given by ,Mrs.Earl Kinsman with Mrs.Percy Wright assisting. Rev.Currie conducted the instalation of the new officers for 1970. A donation' of money will be sent to Miss Mary Mc- hol , in India. A pot luck lunch dinner and quilting will be held at the January meetIng.Thirteen Christmas baskets were packed and delivered t9 the shut -ins of the church. THIg. fivRON gx,poskroksiyi.FORT.F.‘oiv,,, Q1 0.:#$ "I'm going to retire after this season. My pants and shoes don't fit!" t t I it Plan Ad I_ for Arena Fund Army Brass Band Visits Hensall