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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-12-13, Page 7rvranfiM Jiems Mr. Stanley Bean ef Bt. Marys visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bean, last week. Mr. William Kerr of Barrie visited with his wife and family over the weekend. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol were Miss Maja Roobol and Miss Donna McRoberts, nurses-in-training at Victoria Hospital, London. For The 45mm Fanl f fc The all-new argus 300 automatic projector I 4-inch, f:3.3, wide- angle lens and new light condensing system for brighter-than-ever pic tures, Handy Argus Slide Editor—included at no extra cost—lets you pre view slides individually. Super-efficient cooling sys tem keeps slides and pro jector safely cool. Easy push-bar elevating device. Quick push-pqll of the slide-lever shows, changes and stores slides auto matically. Aluminum slide magazines with individual frames protect slides from dirt,’dust, finger-prints or damage. Single magazine holds 36 slides. AT THE NEW • AO O 5 LOW PRICE OF ' Complete with carrying case, slide magazine and slide editor. FREE INSTRUCTION . ON ALL CAMERA PURCHASES PHOTOGRAPHER EveningAuxiliary FBruceliaW Lady Chooses Officers Speaks To WMS Mrs. Douglas Cook was elected president of the Hensail United Church Evening Auxiliary at their ; Christmas meeting on Monday ; evening. Miss M. Ellis is honorary | president; Mrs. E. Chipchase, [ past president,; and vice-presi-I dents are Mrs. William Mickle | and Mrs. Jack Drysdale. Secretary is Mrs. Howard Scane; assistant, Mrs. Wes Richardson; treasurer, Mrs. Rob ert Cook; pianist, Mrs. William Fuss; assistant, Mrs. A. Shirray; stewardship secretary, Mrs. Byran Kyle^ literature, Mrs. Walter Spencer; supply, Mrs. Jack Traquair; card, Mrs. J. Drysdale; friendship, Mrs. Ken Elder; social commi Mrs. Robert Drysdale, Mrs. Raye Paterson; recreation, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs. Ron Mock; press, Mrs. Maude Hedden; Mission Band,. Mrs, J. Cornell, Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Gordon Munn; flower committee, Mrs. Jack Simmons; Mrs. Don Joynt; nurs ery school, Mrs. Lome Chapman, Mrs. Hugh McEwan, Jr. The devotional with the theme used “0 come let us, adore Him,” was. given by Mrs. Ron Mock, assisted by Mrs. P, MacNaughton and Mrs. B. Kyle. Misses Mary Ann and Dianne Rannie, sang a vocal duet, ac companied by Mr. Sam Rannie; piano solo was contributed by Mr. Kempster; a reading by Elaine Keys, and a duet by Mrs. PeapI Passmore and Miss Mary Goodwin, with accompanist, Mr. Kempster. Mrs. E. Chipchase chaired the meeting, and Mrs. Lillian Hyde and Mrs. S. Rannie were hostesses. Move Accountant To Paris Branch Mr. Angus McLean, who has been accountant for the past 22 months at the Bank of Montreal here, has been transferred to Paris. Mr. C. B. McRoberts, of the Market Square branch of the Bank of Montreal, London, has been transferred to Hensall. Mr. McLean was the present treasurer of the Hensall Kinsmen Club, and Mrs. McLean, treas urer of the Kinette Club. Mr. and Mrs, McLean and their six-year-old daughter, Kathy, expect to move to Paris in the very near future. „ Personal Items Mrs. Hugh McEwan is a pa tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Mr. Ern Shaddick who has been confined to his home with ill ness is improving nicely. Messrs. Harold Hedden, Dres den; Vernon, Russell and Or ville Hedden, St. Catharines, and Mrs. Ruth Carter of Clinton, visited their mother, Mrs. Cath erine Hedden, who is ill in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, and al so spent the day with Mr. Herb Hedden, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shorthouse, Mrs. E. McQueen, who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, is improving and expects to return home shortly. The staff of the Bell Telephone enjoyed a banquet dinner at the New Commercial Hotel, Hensall, on Wednesday evening, followed by a theatre party. Mrs. B. Davidson of Bruce^ field was guest speaker at the Christmas party of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United church on Thursday. Mrs. Davidson spoke on “The Old Story of the first Christ mas.” “Let us not forget the joy and peace of nineteen hund red years ago at the birth of the baby Jesus who came to thek earth to make the world a hap-;> pier and joyous place” she said. She was introduced by Mrs. C. i D. Daniel and thanked by Mrs. W. B. Cross. - i The devotional period was pre sented in a candle-lighting cere-1 mony by Mrs. Cross, Mrs. T. C.' Coates, Mrs. N, E, Cook, Mrs. A, i Alexander, Mrs. M, Traquajr, Mrs. J, Pepper, Mrs. S. Mitchell, and Mrs, S. Roobol, Mrs. Coates was soloist. I Mrs, Roobol gave a talk on Christmas in Holland. Mrs. R. < M. Peck and Mrs. George Arm- * strong,., president, were present ed with life membership certifi cates and pins. These certificates and pins were donated by Dr, Jennie Smillie Robertson of Tor onto. Mrs, Cross presided for the program. 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FINA SERVICE PHONE «57 NORTH ENO EXETER Calder McKaig with attendance. Mrs. McKaig sided, and the Christmas gram in the Glad Tidings followed. Mrs. M. Lamond read .... article, the theme being "Christ mas, the Hope of the World,” and Mrs. W, Harper led in the Glad Tidings prayer. After the regular business had been dealt with, the various sec retaries gave their reports on the year’s work, and the retiring president, Mrs. L. Sarsdahl, ex pressed her appreciation to all members who had so faithfully supported her during her four years as president. The nominating committee, Mrs. F. Harburn and Mrs. F. Allen then submitted a slate of officers for 1957. Mrs. Thomas Laing was elected president. Mrs. Thomas Scott Sr., is honorary president, and vice- presidents are Mrs. M. Lamond and Mrs. Calder McKaig; secre tary, Mrs. T. L. Scott; assistant, Mrs. K. McKellar; treasurer, Mrs. W. Harper; organist, Mrs. V. Miller; assistant, Mrs. J. Wallace. Secretaries are: Supply: Mrs. Thomas Scott, Sr.; exchange, Miss M. Currie; Glad Tidings, Mrs. E. Moore; Home Helpers, Mrs. M. Houghton; literature, Mrs. J. M. Scott; press, Mrs. K. McKellar; welcome and wel fare, Mrs. L. Sarsdahl; nominat ing committee, Mrs. F. Harburn and Mrs. F. Allen; auditors, Mrs. Grace Scott and Mrs. L. Sars dahl. A social hour the close of the Personal Items Mrs. Robert ___| underwent an operation in ton General Hospital, was to return .home last week. Mr. Max WiJUans, aged 60, Ailsa Craig, dropped dead with heart seizure, while loading square timbers in the C.N.R. freight yards, Hensall, on Mon day. Dr. J. C. Goddard, coroner, pronounced death instantaneous. The body was removed to the Bonthron funeral home and later to the Stephenson funeral horhe in Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Hugh McEwin Sr., who was taken jll at her home last week, was removed to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where she is receiving treatment. Mr. William Kerslake, of St. Marys, is spending a few weeks with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kerslake. Messrs. Ronald Passmore and Bill Kerslake spent Monday in Toronto. Miss Donna Gilbert, Mrs. Louise Gilbert and Mr. C. Brooks, of London, visited re cently with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright andwtwo sons, Alex and John, of Lome Park, spent the week-end with the former's mother, Mrs. James Wright, who has been laid up with a bad attack of ’flu. Mrs. E. MfeQucen, who has been a "patient in South Huron Hospital, Exqter, for the past six weeks, returned home op Mon day. an was enjoyed at meeting. Cameron,who Clin- able Comments About Cromarty By MRS. K. McKELLAR The Dwwitar IX 19S6 filled our shelves, counters and cases with SUPER V Santa’s Special 15 oz. 39c12" ROLL FEATURE! 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York Sweet GHERKINS | ALL POPULAR BRANDS i CIGARETTES AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Carton of 200 $2.00 | Cigarette Lighter BOth C1 7Q I i and 50 Cigarettes F0R *!«"** = ! > i Zz<i i ii < i ■ i i«. in 1111 < i >< i ■< 11 r t< l k, 11 < i >, > ■ < ■ ■ i' > i ■ > > < 11, i < < t ti > < t, 11 it i <, u 11< < t < >, ,'v r I s AW •X 35. Lge. 28-Oz. Tin 39c Lge. 48-Oz. Tin 29c Lge. 16 oz. Jar 35c BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS CHICKEN, TURKEY BEEF PIES'........ LIMA BEANS, 12 oz. 2 for 650 33ff SPECIAL! POTATO PATTIES .... 2 for 390 FILLETS OF SOLE, lb, ..... 450 iiid A OCEAN SPRAY — WHOLE AND JELLIED Cranberry Sauce WAGSTAFFE’S FANCY QUALITY — 2-PIE SIZE A/UnCeiTieat, 2 pie size WAGSTAFFE'S Stuffed Olives 15 GZ. TIN 20 az, TIM 12 az. ICE BOX JAR FOR BASTING, BAKING AND TABLE Rose Brand Margarine KRAFT Velveeta Cheese Victoria Mixed □ R. Jelly Wreaths GOLDEN HOUR Chocolates 1 LB. BOX 89c California Walnuts, in Fresh Peanuts FANCY QUALITY Mixed Nuts, in shell 1 LB. RKG. 1 LB. PKG. 2 LBS, 1» oz. 23c 49c 63c 31c 59c 59c 2 LB. BOX $1.75 SHELL’LB. 59c L0. SAG 33c 3 LBS. $1.39 Fruits For Your Christmas Baking Fruit Cake, aunt marws 1 LB. BLOCK 59c ' WAGSTAFFE'S CUT MIXED PEEL, 8 oz. pkg. WAGSTAFFE'S CUT MIXED FRUIT, 8 oz. pkg. r i 190 230 NEW CROP FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS Grapefruit SIZE 96 10 fOF 49c CAPE COD LATE HOWE Cranberries l LB. CELLD BAG jL for 45c CRISP, GREEN ARIZONA Head Lettuce EXTRA LARGE EACH 23c CRISP, JUICY CALIFORNIA RED , Emperor Grapes 2 lb. 35c WAGSTAFFE'S WHOLE RED CHERRIES, 8 oz. pkg. $UPER $AVE BRAND WALNUT PIECES, 8 oz. T SS?! 350 450 ss i Pure Pork Sausages Weiners 41 . 45c per lb. Mr. and Mrs. John Hocking entertained at a family dinner on Saturday everting in honor rtf the birthday of Mrs. Hocking’s twin brothers, Mr. William Har per, of Hibbert^ and Mr, John Harper, of Fullarton, who with their families, were present for the occasion. A large crowd attended the annual Christmas entertainment of S.S. No. 6, which was held on Monday night in the school. In a varied program of music and drama, the pupils performed remarkably well. Some of the outstanding num bers were “The Christmas Story,” a Christmas cantata, “Up the Chimney,” and a rhythm band. The music was under the supervision of their music teacher, Mrs. Sturgiss, When returning home from London on Friday, Walker's truck was in collision with another truck and a car on No. 4 Highway. Mr. Walker was not seriously injured, hav ing escaped with several broken ribs. His truck was badly damaged. Mr. E. Luxion Is visiting with , his niece, Mrs, L. SarsdahL Mr. Otto lii Orders Taken For HENSALL Fri. & Sat. Evenings J Cubed Stewing Beef 39c per lbt Cooked Ham «t pere■ Chickens ftsa id Cheese ft ft ft 4 • * Sliced Side Bacon .69c per