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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-15, Page 4F«««4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1955 Mr. Laird Mickle is spending a tew days this week in Montreal attending the Purina Feed con vention of the Eastern Provinces of .Canada.* HENSALL ARENA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 Public Skatlna FRDAY, DECEMBER 16 Blackwell vs. Zurich SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Skating MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 Mitchell vs. Zurich HENSALL, ARENA IPhone 150 Hensall Wins $100 Pot At Legion Bingo Ed Corbett was the lucky jack pot winner of $100.00 at the legion bingo held in the town hall Sat urday Ed won in 59 calls. Other winners were: Mrs, A. Saundercock, S, Pepper, Mrs. R. J, Paterson (2), Mrs. Roy Smale, Bill Bedard, Mrs. J. Simmons, Mrs. Stirq, Mrs. Mae McLellan, Mrs, Ed Munn, Bert Wren, Reg Elliott, Mrs. Sararas, Mrs. W. R. Bell (2), Mr. Sararas, Wilfred Doupe, Irene Smith, Mrs, Bill Austin. The Legion is sponsoring a tur key bingo this Friday, Mrs, Harold Bell won a food mixer valued at $24.00 at a draw Saturday night sponsored by Drysdale’s hardware. Hensall And District News Coach Plant Entertains Godeiich Pavilion proved I. ■ Personal Items Mrs. Anderson of Hamilton vi sited this week with her Mrs. Margaret Ketchen. Mrs. Arthur Dunlop, of cardine, is spending this visiting with her mother, William Pepper. Mr, Dick Kinsman, who lias been, a patient in Seaforth hos pital for the past few weeks, is improving. Mrs. Donald McKinnon, who underwent an operation in Clin ton hospital, has returned home, Mr. W. A. Kerr, of Malton, spent the weekend with his wife and family. At a meeting in London, Mrs. G. Hess won a garden flower table lamp. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay of Chatham spent the weekend with the latter’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Henderson. Mrs. Alberta MacBeath spent the weekend with Mrs. Gordon Heard in London, Miss Shirley Chapman R.N. of Sarnia was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Chapman. Mr. Harold Bell of Toronto vi sited this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. R, Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Vic. Stan of Lon don visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Len. Noakes. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Leti tia Sangster who has been ill in Clinton General Hospital. aunt, CHRISTMAS PARTY For Hensall AU children welcome. Candy and the very best of Children’s Shows. Kin- week Mrs.Girl Guides Win Awards The Girt Guides and Brownies of Hensall were complimented on Tuesday evening on their achieve ments over the period of the last year at a Flying Up arranged by the Hensall Girl Guides Associ ation. Each girl was privileged to invite two guests with parents given first choice. Fifty-nine per sons in all attended. Guests pf honour were three Girl Guide Commissioners, Miss L. Seigner of Exeter, District Commissioner; Mrs. J. M. Mon teith, Stratford, Division Commis sioner, and Mrs. Bruce Connell, Galt, Area Commissioner. Seven Brownies were enrolled by Miss Seigner. Twenty Service Stars and many awards were pre sented. Jean Lavender received her Tawny Owl Warrant from Mrs. Monteith, She was also pre sented with a service star mark ing the completion of her eleventh year in the Girl Guide movement- four as a Brownie, five as a guide and two as a ieader. v Three girls-Peggy Goddard, Carol Brown and Mary Scane re ceived their Brownie Wings from Mrs. Connell and flew up to Guid es where they were met by their new Patrol Leader, Gwen Spen cer. Gwen Spencer also received five badges earned during the year, and the Little House Em blem which is1 given as an extra award for having completed five homemaker badges. Mrs. Connell,' in her campfire talk, said this emblem is a big step not only towards the Gold Cord, but also towards a successful career as wife, mother ^.nd homemaker. Largest number of badges earn ed during the year went to Jane Horton. She received six, all but one of which she-^completed out side of Guide meetings. Mr. James A. Paterson, Village Clerk, presen ted Citizen Badges to Beth God dard, Jane Horton and Gwen Spencer. Featured in the lunch was a cake decorated suitably to con gratulate the girls on this fine year’s work. theGoderich Pavilion proved an ideal setting on Friday evening when General Coach Works of Hensall entertained their employ ees, and their wives to a turkey dinner, served banquet style. There were two hundred and thir ty present Guests attending were Mr. John Atkins, president of the two com panies General Coach of Marlet te, Mich, and General Coach of Canada, and Mrs. Atkins; Mr. Ril ey Ramsay, vice-president of the two companies and Mrs. Ramsay; Mr. George Neihart, vice-presi dent in charge of sales, and Mrs. Neihart; Mr. Ward Atkins, legal advisor, and Mrs. Atkins; Mr. Guy Arnold, treasurer, and Mrs. Ai- nold; Mr. and Mrs. Don Lambert; Install Officers Of UC Society Rev. C. D. Daniel installed 1956 officers of the W.M-iS. at the -Christmas meeting held at the manse on Thursday afternoon with over forty in attendance. Mrs. iG. Armstrong is to be presi dent with vice presidents Mrs. L. Filer, Mrs. T Coates, Mrs, E. Rowe, Mrs. A. 'Clark, and Mrs. W. Dilling; , Treasurer is Mrs. W. B. Cross; recording secretary, Mrs. H. Mc- Murtrie; asst., Mrs. E. Sproat; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Wm, Henry. The secretaries include, Christ ian stewardship, 'Mrs. A. R.ow- cliffe, assistant, Mrs. E. Geiger; community friendship, Mrs, G. Thompson, Mrs. Sproat, Mrs. M. Traquair; supply secretaries, Mrs. J. Smillie, Mrs. W. Dougall, Mrs. W. Forrest, Mrs. A. Alexander, Mrs. N. Jones, Mrs. G. G'lenn; as sociate helpers Mrs. G. Hess, -Mrs. T. Sherritt, S. Mitchell; litera ture secretary, Mrs. N. E. Cook; Citizenship, Mrs. W- R. Stephen son; missionary* monthly, Mrs. J. Horton; pianist, Mrs. T. Sher ritt, assistant, Mrs. L. Mickle; press secretary, Mrs. L. Mickle; assistant, Mrs. G. Hess. The hon orary presidents are Mrs. C. Daniel and Miss >M. 'Ellis, M W. B. Cross is past president. Evening Auxiliary Elects. Officers The president, Mrs. S. G. Rannie, chaired the Christmas • meeting of the Evening Auxil iary of the United Church. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. E. .Chipchase. Mrs. C. D. Daniel presented an appropriate message. . It was decided to send a, “Care Parcel”. The Christmas decora tions in the church will be con vened by the Auxiliary members. Members contributed a voluntary collection to' be forwarded to “Little Mike” in London, Miss Mary Goodwin favoured with .a pleasing, solo accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Goddard; Miss Gladys Luker played a piano solo; Mrs. R. Pryde and Mrs. Goddard con tributed a piano duet. Refresh ments were served by the hos-- tesses, Mrs. L. Chapman and Mrs. H. McEwan and their committee. Mrs. E. Chipchase was elected president for 1956 with honorary president, Miss M. Ellis, and past president, Mrs. S. Rannie; vice- presidents, Mrs. W. Mickle and Mi’s. D. Cook; secretary, Mrs. R. Reaburn, assistant, Mrs. W. Rich ardson; treasurer, Mrs. R. Cook; Saturday, Dec. 17 2:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Hensall Legion. Projector courtesy of Hensall Kinsmen, Beans ATTRACTIVE STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Christmas &SONS LTD Phone 103 Hensall Weekend Specials e. Meat Specials 270 c On Display + Fresh New Fashion order coal—insist on ‘blue coal’* FORD FUELS EXETERPHONE 299 Always She’s a jet-black beauty, eouipped with all those terrific Cadillac features. / ir tight for winter driving. D. Mrs. 56 Buick Geo. E| waiaaaaiaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaiaaiaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaiiiaaaaaaaaaaa ...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaa^ ^•aaaaaaaaaawHaaaaaaaaiaaaaaa.....aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaa^ ^uaaiaaaaiaaaaaaMaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaiaaaaaBaaaaaaiiiaaaiaaiaaiiiaaaaaiaiiaaaaiaaaiaaaKaaaiiaaiiaiaaaiiaaaaaaaaaaaaiaiiaaiat^ Contact T. Mickle 390 290 450 730 2 for 330 Short Rib Roast Of Beef Blade Roast ......... Pork Sweet Bones Leg of Lamb Weiners ........ Peameal Cottage Rolls Lb. ...... 390 Lb. ..... 100 Lb. ...... 590 Lb. 3 Lbs.890 ..... 450 Lb. Grocery Specials Jello Brand Jelly Powders .... 4 for 290 Fruit Cocktail 28 Oz. Tin ......... McCormick’s Sodas Salted or Plain .. Libby’s Peas 15 Oz. Tins ....... Libby’s Tomato Juice 48 Oz. Tin .................... Mixed Nuts in Shell, 1 Lb.................................... Golden Hour Chocolates, 1 Lb. Box ................ Al's Groceteria And Meat Market HENSALL, ONT PHONE 17 SHOP AT HOME Mr. Ward Hendrick, sales mana ger, and Mrs. Hendrick, all of Marlette. Mich; Mr. and Mrs,. George Brightrall, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. James A, Paterson, Hen sall; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sale. Toronto, and the rest of the staff from the Hensall Office. Mr. Sale, who represents the Canadian Mobile Homes Associ ation gave an interesting and in formative talk of the Mobile Homes in Canada. Door prizes were given and the evening rounded up with a dance v.lih music furnished by Uoyd “ from with Wright and his Rangers C.F.P.L. T.V. London. Legion Auxiliary. Names Officers The Legion Hall, Hensall, de corated with Christmas motifs was the setting for the annual Christmas meeting of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary Tuesday evening 6th. Elected to office as president was Mrs. E, R. Davis; vice-presi dents, Mrs. R. Taylor, sr; and Mrs). William Smale; secretary, Mrs. Wm. Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Jack Simmons; Sgt. at Arms, Mrs. H. Horton; Executive, Mrs. Alda Simmons, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. Gar net Allan, Mrs. Howard Smale, and Mrs. Fred- Aikenhead. The date for the raffle draw was set for Saturday December 17. A Christmas' box will be pack ed for their war Veteran at West minster hospital. Mrs. R. Taylor sr. was the winner of the mystery prize. A recreational period of bingo was enjoyed and a chicken lunch served. Gifts were distri buted to the members. Mrs. S. Rannie and Mrs. E. Davis convened the meeting, and the retiring president Mrs. Mc Kelvie chaired the meeting. The recreational period was under the direction of Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs. Gordon Munn. Basket Of Gifts Given To Bride Complimenting Mrs. Robert Talbot, the former Margaret Reid, a recent bride, neighbours and friends numbering over 40 met at the home of her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Norval Reid, Wed nesday evening to present her with miscellaneous gifts. They .were presented to her in a decor ated basket in color schemes of pink and white. Miss Marilyn Anderson read the address and Miss Carol Faber and Miss Carol Richardson made the presenta tions. Over the decorated chair balloons were suspended filled with confetti. Mrs. Cecil Kipfer favoured with a humorous reading, “Lev insky Goes to the Vedding”. Con tests were enjoyed. The affair was arranged by Mrs. Cecil Kip fer and Mrs. Edna MacArthur. pianist, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, as sistant, Mrs. A. Shirray; steward ship secretary, Mrs. L. Hyde; literature secretary, Mrs, W. Spencer; supply secretary, Mrs. J. Traquair; card secretary, Mrs. D. McKelvie; friendship secre tary, Mrs. P. McNaughton; social committee, Mrs. R. Broderick, Mrs. J. Drysdale;1 recreation com mittee, Mrs. J. Cornell, Mrs. D. Joynt; press reporter, Mrs. Hedden; Mission Band, Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. J. Corbett. When you buy at home, your money stays at home" to make this community a bettei* place to work in . . . live in . , . and grow with! You’ll find the shopping is friend lier, too, with merchants and sales men that are your neighbors. Local stores offer you a grand variety pf Christmas' gifts at economical prices. Buy at home . . . always. Boost Your Own Community Space contributed in the service of the community by John Labatt Limited. CL BREWERS SINCE 1828 56 Buick Is Here! STEADY CONTROLLED HEAT FROM YOUR LIVING ROOM The 'Mm Met IMP. MASTIC dNMRM hmNca ceetrols ■utematl- «My« Seves Hms * mvm steps—mm pays for MmW. Pheno today fora free demeastrotfoo. See The Fabulous Who Says Pontiac-Buick Dealers Are Out Of Business ? LOOK!! 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