The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-18, Page 6'`'PInnee•Advetcltte, APr 1 111, 1957
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And -District News
CORESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Henden, Phone S
Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone` 682•r-31
loses Finger I Chooses ! Group At Carmel
Starting Pump. Host To Ladies
Neva
The Arnold. Circle of Carmel
Mr. Andrew Hummel, Parr i Officers;
Line farmer, suet with a painful Mrs. Carl
ined ;
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fling
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a Payne was electe
accident on. Monday evening. Mr. 'president of Hensall Women'
kl:uminel:had trouble with a new Institute at the annual: nteetin
belt on an electric pump. Mr. Vin the Legion Hall Wednesda
Huninl.el caught the belt and . evening.
pulley to give it a start and it is 1 Vice-presidents are Mrs. E
nought his finger on the right Norrnlnton, Mrs. S, Roobol and
'hand caught in a hole and was;
taken off as the pulley went I Airs. T. C. Coates; secretary
i treasurer, Airs, R. Ai. Peck; as -
He was rushed to ilio office of st., Mrs. WVzn. Ellis; press re -
Dr. J. C. Goddard, of ' ff ice 1. ° porter, Mrs. Maud Hedden, asst.
He was later taken to Clinton 1'anist, Miss Greta Lammie; asst.
. Public Hospital where he is now Airs• Wm. Brown; card conven-
confined. Mr. Hummel is an er, Mrs. Alice Joynt; asst., Mrs.
employee of Mr. Edison Forrest, f W. 0. Goodwin; district repre-
St. Paul's W.A. ) sentative, Mrs. _George. Aria --
t strong; alternate, Airs. Win.
Henry;. 'auditors, .M' i s s . Mary
Goodwin, Mrs. W. 0, Goodwin;
Standing committee conveners;
can church. President Mrs. W. agriculture and Canadian In -
O. Goodwin chaired the meeting, dustries, Mrs, Walker Carlisle
Plans were outlined for the tur- and Mrs. Wes Richardson; cit -
key supper to be he*i in the!izenship and education, Mrs, T.
schoolroom of the church Sat- Sherritt and Mrs. R. Elgie; com-
urday, April 27. Excerpts from munity activities and public re-
the.log book were read by Mrs. lations, Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs.
T. Lavender. A. Orr; historical research and
Kinettes Meet health, Mrs. H. Faber and Mrs.
G. Hess; branch directors, Mrs.
A. Alexander, Mrs. R. Y. Mc-
Laren, Mrs. G. Hess, Mrs. W.
R. Stephenson.
The guest speaker, Ray Pat-
erson, Hensall, gave a talk on
insurance, investments and wills,
Bobby and Jean Lammie of Cen-
tralia contributed vocal solos
and duets, accompanied by their
aunt, Miss Greta Lammie.
Members handed in their talent
money and told how they earn-
ed it. Hostesses were Airs. Roo -
bol and Mrs. Faber.
Carmel W.M.S.
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elj Presbyterian Church enterta
i the ladies of Caven Pre
;1 terian Church, Exeter, and
I Woman's Missionary Society
. : their own church Monday eve
lit: the basement of the ch
'for their Easter thank -offer
around.
Airs: C: Fiford was hostess at,
her home Thursday evening for
the meeting of St. Paul's Angli-
Mrs, Frank Pearce was host-
ess at her home Tuesday eve-
• ping for the meeting of the Hen-
sall Kinettes with Mrs. H. Knight,
president, in the chair. Two
nominating committees we r e
chosen. Mrs. L.-Tiberio, and Mrs.
R. Bonthron will act as conven-
ers on their respective commit-
tees, slate to be brought in at
the next meeting.
Members will attend the inter-
club meeting in Stratford May
7 at the Victorian Inn. Delegates
to the convention at Niagara
Falls in May are Mrs. Tiberio
end Mrs. J. Drysdale. In charge
of the entertainment for the
next meeting April 23 are Mrs.
Tiberio and Mrs, R. Reaburn.
The raffle prize was won by
Mrs. Reaburn.
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TAILOREO-TO.YOUR•MEASURE
"Tin _Too" Clothes
$64.50 .2 pc,
]xcittsive with
W. a Goodwin
The Easter meeting ,of the
Women's Missionary Society 6f
Carmel Church was held Thurs-
day afternoon. Mrs. D. MacDon-
ald addressed the group'present-
ing .informative and interesting
highlights of India, its people
I and customs, which was en-
hanced with slides. The devo-
tion was taken by Mrs. Earl
1 Campbell and Airs. lnez Mc -
Ewan. Mrs. E. Munn favoured
I with .a piano solo,
Personal Items
Good Friday service will be
held in Carmel Presbyterian
church,' Good Friday at 10;30
a.m. with Rev. D. MacDonald
and Rev. C. D Daniel in charge.
Mrs. Mervyn Bell was taken
by ambulance to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, in the interests
of her health.
Mrs. J. Forrest who has been
a patient at South, Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter, for the past num-
ber of weeks has been removed
to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Blackler of Clinton.
Mrs. Gregg -returned to her
Thome in Gorrie after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Louis Simpson,
Miss Grace Forrest R.N. of
Brantford spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Forrest.
Mr. Lloyd Hudson of St. Mary
s
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visited friends there last week
Mrs. Della Wright of Mitchel
was a recent visitor with Mr
nd Mrs. 0. Rapson.
Miss Shirley Chapman R.N.
of Sarnia was a week -end visitor
with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs
Lorne Chapman.
Dr. Win. T. Joynt of London
visited over the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt.
Dr. D. McKelvie. Mrs. Mc-
Kelvie, Robert atfd Anne of
Essex spent the weekend with
friends here,.
Mrs. Laird Mickle Spent a few
days last week in Toronto visit-
ing her daughter Miss Betty
Micicle and other relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robert-
son, of Listowel, were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Jinks.
Mr. and Mrs. .E Appleton, of
xeter, were recent visitors with
r and Mrs, C. L. Jinks.
Mr. and Mrs Keith Lindsay, of
hamesville, spent Sunday with
e latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
ohn. Henderson,
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The president, Mrs, A,
opened with an Easter poem,
His Steps," followed by
welcome to the guests, Memb
are reminded to have their gifts
for .hospitals (toilet articles, baby
clothes, etc., unwrapped) in at
the May meeting along with their.
supply money.
Mrs. B. Beaton and Mrs. Glenn 1
Deitz conducted the worship I
period, Mrs. Harry Snell read an
Easter verse, and Mrs. E. Munn
contributed a piano selection. A
quintette from the Arnold Circle
sang a selection, "How Great
Thou Art."
Mrs. Beaton introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Gordon
Kaiting, from Goderich, who gave
an inspiring message on "God
so loved the world that he gave
his only begotten son. What
are we giving to Christ?" The
speaker said "all ita've been
given talents, some given many,
some few, but to live happy
meaningful lives, God expects us
to use the talents that he Chas
given us and in using them we
will find they will be developed
more fully." Mrs. Donald Mac-
Donald thanked the speaker.
Lunch was served under the con-
venership of Mrs. A. Kerslake
and Mrs. William Brown,
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Capture Prizes
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At Legion Bingo
Hensall branch 468 of the Cana-
dian Legion held a successful
"Share the Wealth Bingo" in the
Legion Hall on Saturday eve-
ning. Winners of bingo were:
Mrs.. Wes Venner; Mrs. Bill
Austin, .Seaforth, (2); Mrs. Roy
Pepper (2). Maxine Watson;
Charles Felkar; Lewis Lester;
Mrs. Jim Clark (2). Mrs.- Flei-
schauer, Zurich (2); Mrs. Bob
Baker jr. Bill Austin, Seaforth;
Mrs..Davis,s Exeter; Mrs. Eliza-
beth Castle; Jack Brintnell.
The $5.00 door prize was won by
Mrs.` Jini Clark of Hensall. `r
'In a special draw first prize
of a TV chair was won by Jessie
B. Hart, Clinton; and second
prize, 'coffee percolator, went to
Ed A. Culleriel, R.R. 1 Credi-
ton. Proceeds of this draw. will '
be used to purchase sweaters
and stockings etc. 'for the Pee
Wee hockey team of Hensall,
which the Legion sponsored.
�Asistant Ag Rep
Addresses Club
Mr. Art Bolton of Clinton,
assistant agricultural represen-
tative, was guest speaker at the
! dinner +,meeting of Hensall Kins-
men Club, held at the Kesy Kor-
ner• restaurant Thursday eve-
ning, Mr. Bolton presented infor-
mative highlights dealing with
the work of the 4-H bean Club,
Lloyd Ford, president of Exe-
ter Kinsmen Club, Les Parker,
who is running for deputy gover-
nor for Zone D and several mem-
bers of the club were guests.
L. Tiberio, president of Hen,.
sail Kinsmen club, Jack Drys-
dale, Conrad McRoberts, George
Sawyer, Harold Bonthron, Ha-
rold Knight, attended the Zone
Conference held in Simcoe Sun-
day.
Canada's cimposite index of
industrial production in 1955
averaged 265,9 or 8.7 per cent
above 1954.
HENSALL STORE HOURS --
Open Friday evenings until 9
o'clock; open Saturday evenings
until. 10 o'clock; open all day
Wednesdays; closed all day Mon- I
days. (adv't)
HURON & ERIE
d office Lisnd6 , Mit 10
biistriet Plenettentaitives:
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M.Frendis, sx? ertiti•ariat F", r dellrtr L u9htbn, Exeter,
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ALL your Favorite Foods for
the holiday dinner( Fill It to
oVerflovving without emptying -
your purse—for our store -wide
Low Prices help you to feast
for the. least.
Bolden. Hour Asstd. Lb, lox
Chocolates 95c
Belden Hdur taster ' c.o. Pk.,
Egg Candies 29c.
Angelus " 11-6r, •Cillo
Mar'mallows 33c
(White or gelored)
a.
3e Deposit
On Carton
I Rose Brand Tropical
Conserve
Ocean Spray ,
Cranberry Sauce
12 OZ,
Green Giant
Niblets Corn 2
Corn Syrup
Crown Brand
Christie's
'Vanilla Wafers
JAR. 39c
FOR
15 -Oz. -Tin
25c
14 -Ox. Tin
37c
2 LB. TIN
31c
81/2 -Oz. Pkg.
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Farm Fresh
Produce
ananas
Large Crisp '
Head Lettuce
New Imported
Carro t
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NewWhite
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EA.17c
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2 CELLO PKOS, 2 1c
Potatoes S.ss 2q<
Can Be Sliced
Onions SILVER SKIN 2
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OF ALL FRESH
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Easter Feature! Birds Eye 6.oz. Tin
Orange Juice 6 FOR 99c
Easter Feature! Birds Eye 12 -oz. Pkg.
Peas 6t. Carrots 5 FOR $1
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Srnokd
Hams Lg: 77c . 1
Srnok'd Picnic Shoulder 49c
Hamburg
Chicken Roll
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Le. 49c
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It's Easter Time at Super Save ! Save. 7c 7 -Ib. bag
Monarch Flour.
It's Easter Time at Super Save ! Del Monte Fancy
Fruit COcktail
It's Easter Time at
Super Save! Gattuso
Salad Olives
It's Easter Time at Super Save! •
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Save 6c
29 OZ. TIN 3.. 7c
Save';6c
24 OZ, :VASE JAR " 4-9C
Save. Sc
JeII-� Powders 3
PPKG. 26c
It's Easter Time at Super Savo! Salad Dressing Save 10c
Miracle W
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It's Easter Time; at Super Save ! Southern. Cres Solid White
Tuna. Fish
SAVE. 4C 7 OZ. TIN
It's Easter Time at Super Save ! Super Save
19c
Ib. bag
Green label Coffee 95c
lt'S, Easter Time at Super Save I Horny
Orange Juice
4.
419 OZ. TIN
Sava 4c
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It's Easter Time at Super Save! Fancy Quality -_Save 6c 13.1
ins
Green GPeas 2 Fay
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AL'S MARKET
HENSALL
OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS'
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
33c