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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-19, Page 7• 1111111.111► I� Size ■ Tins pc ns 1 9� 9c 5c 5c 1 5c 5 ■c 1 1 12¢ Have You Bought Your .Chtistmas..Seals 7 111.11„„„„,,„„„14111111,11114111111,1i1mu,,1tll11U4114411e,,„41Aln.11.11111111111.1111111m,11.111.omit11111111/,•11j 11m1t11U110 Mobile.Ho Distributors for , .. , - f GENER,aL,,GLENDALE, ETC, Anythlog, in • Trade, Terms to ;5 Years. See AND Tr•ailers 10- to 50' Feet Long Up to. 10 .Feet Wide TRAILER 'MART Wharncliffo Roac' South at Glendale :Curve p i R.R, 1 LONDON PHONE' 2.4225 44iii 11111111111111111111111111111111411111,4411111,1111,111111111111.It11,11111111i1,11441411111111,It,1111111141111111111,11141114411.1 otiswzot L'�t L'�L• e L i i .'c c l L• it l t/� 444 tasii7��a7�c7JJ Flowers Capture The. Christmas w Spirit. R • • AZALEAS • POTTED MUMS • POINSETTIAS • CYCLAMEN • CUT FLOWERS • MISTLETOE ,& HOLLY See The YULETIDE -CORSAGES AND BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS TABLE' CENTRES Now On Display Reder Fiores:t NONE 76EXETER 04-mi2��s��:gyrlt�ittmti lR7I� 1gito Time Is Running Out! / a . 0 4�' • t. Christrnas • { Shop d,,x :Now At Wilson's Rexall Drugs Gifts For The Whole Family For Mother Electric Heating.• Pads • 'M si'Ca1. Powder Bowls 0 • Ladies Electric Razors • Yardley and Shulton Sets to Choose Prom oni For Father • Electric Razors, Gillette Razor Blades • rine leather Wallets by Buxton (as advertised in Life Magazine) • Smart Looking Lighters and Pipes • Old Spice Shaving Sets, Shaving Brushes • Sundry Gifts For All • Gift Stationery • Choice Toilet Sets • • Zeiss • and Kodak Cameras—Plash Attachments • Travel Alarm Clocks in Genuine Leather Cases SMILES 'N CHUCKLES CHOCOLATES tltl Chr'isfeias h complete without a Gift Wrapped box of Smiles'. 'n Chuckles Choeoletes for the Tangly, Priced From $1,251 to $5.00 Per 'Box Ali 'Boxes 'Gift Wrappldl COME .AND SHOP AT WjiSon's Rexali Drugs PHONE 20 • HENSALL 'A1i1lst �ill0"•tlri'1DrlI itf,► OP01 0s1Dr tiO4 1 1140, C.. ristm is Tome .For Ar ,old.. Circle Mrs. Stewart Bell was hostess for the Cbristinas •meeting of the Arnold' Circle pf :the Presby- terian :Church, liensail. Worship was under the leadership a.f Mrs. ]1 s. Piot Bell assisted by Mrs, tifrry Hoy.. .A Christmas mes- sage ,was ,given by Mrs. Heil assisted by illrs, McEwan,, lllis. Sangster and Mrs. Stewart Beit. M1 reports were suliinitted: Officers will resume there duties -for 1958. President is Alrs. A. Orr; vice presidents, Mrs. E. fink,. Mrs, Stewart Roll; secru tory, Mrs. Link; treasurer, Mrs: S. Bell; pianist, Mrs, W. Brown; home helpers, Mrs. H. Snell, Mrs, H, Hoy; welcome and wel. fare, Alp. C. Bonthroh; Mission Band leaders, Mrs, Bell, Mrs,, Snell Mrs, Mary Hildebrant, Mrs. Gordon Troyer; supply sec- retary, Mlrs. Hoy; literature sec- retary, Mrs. C, Sehwalni, The .January meeting will be field at .the manse, Rev. D. Mac. Donald. in his inspiring message told the meetbers not to shut Christ out of their lives all through the year and just think of him at Christmas; "Does Jesus really pelong in our World or are we all business and plass- ire and , our religion only a -show?" he said. "\\°e must have a faith that Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinner." Exchange Rings In Varna Church Marjorie Catherine Jane Dow - son and William Russell Con- sitt exchanged marriage vows in •a 'charming setting in Varna United Church Saturday, Decem- ber 7. The Rev. T. J, Pitt performed the double ring ceremony ,with tall standards of white mums forming• an attractive back-. ground. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dew - son, Varna, .and the groom, son of Mrs. Eileen. Consitt, Zurich, and the late Russell Consitt. Miss Marjorie Webster provided traditional wedding music at the organ -consol and accompanied the soloist Miss Clara Clarke who sang "The Wedding Pray- er" and "0 Perfect Love." The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a formal gown of French Chantilly. lace and nylon tulle over Slipper satin, with lace bodice and nylon shirred yoke, lilypoint sleeves, and an aisle wide bouffant skirt of double tulle, styled with lace scalloped insert in two tiers. Her bridal bouquet was red roses. Her tiara of irridescent sequins •and seed pearls, held a veil of iris - ported French illusion. The attendants were Mrs. Ken- netli. eCoreen) Caldwell. Clinton, `sister of the bride, matron of honour, Miss F'atsy. Thompson, Clinton, and Mrs, Bev. Clarke, London, bridesmaids, Nancy Consitt, of Zurich, sister of the groom,. flower girl, who wore snatching floor length gowns of red velvet, with three • quarter length sleeves and low neck- line, with full pleated skirts, matching headpieces and acces- sories in matching.,shades. Each carried bouquets of white mums; The matron of honour and bridesmaids received a sterling. silver in, and the flower girl a necklace, gift of the bride. Ringboarer was Gary Dowson of Varna, cousin of the bride, who carried a white pillow bear- ing the rings, Groomsman for his brother was' Tont Consitt of Zurich Ben: neth Caldwell, Clinton, and Wil- liam Dowson, Varna; ushered,, The reception was held in the church parlors with shite mums; pink and "white streamers and lighted tapers forming attractive decorations. For receiving the bride's mother wore a blue silk crepe dress, with metallih 'trim and matching ,accessories. The groom's mother chose a gown of blue silk crepe with • match• ing accessories. Both wore cor- sage§ of pink carnations. For travelling to Florida on their wedding trip the bride wore a blue jersey dress with accessories in -black and white aed a corsage of pink roses. Her gift from the groom was a set of belle luggag'e. ' On their return Mr. and Mrs, Consitt will reside en the •rrooni's farm,.: on the Parr Line, Stanley Township. Topics From 9. • Zion By MISS JANE D`.`KEMAN , HensaU, Zurich Hear Hu ron Ag Rep Mr. Douglas Miles,. agricui- on behind the prodtiets which Wel representative who is re. , we buy." The speaker was in. spoitsible Tor 5,943 farmers in'troduced by Mrs. Sim Roohol lluroii, County, was guest speak• ; and thanked by Mrs. T. V. er at the Christmas meeting of` iCoates, who 'presided, klensall Women's Institute held Mrs. A. M. Anacher of Zur. hi the Legion Hall Wednesday , lex. rendered a solo acconipa. at which :Zurich Institute were .Hied ;by Mrs.:.. ;ahirray. Mrs: special guests. . L. Erb ,also .of Zurich, eontrib- Mr, Miles spoke on the ohanges ' uted readings and Miss G. Lam- in agriculture down through file dnie rendered a niedlleY :of Christ' years and the problems they mcarols. brought. The foundation laid by Posresident 11irs: C. Payne took early pioneers made possible the chair for the business ses- '1 achievements of today, "Times sion. It was decided to ,gi.v.e a .are .changing,"' i e'said. "Science ,dcontribution of $10 to the 'Sa1v* has speeded upaproduction ur- .tion. Araly. London., for the lug recent years. We should Christmas fund. ;special col know just a little ,of what goes lection taken lin at the nieetin amounted to $12.00 which t will be forwarded to the War Me. inol'ial Children's hospital, Lon - P V t School' ' don. Mrs. R. N. Peck reported on 'the exeoutive meeting held in Mission Circle Zion West Mission Circle held its Christmas Meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman Jaques Sunday evening. Greta Stephens was in charge of the meeting, Alma Hern gave a reading. Personal Items . Mr. and Mrs. Clifton, Jaques and children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dykernan, Exeter, and Mr. Gary Vowels, Londali, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Jud Dyketnert. Mrs. Ross Hern spent the week- end at 'her home, and has re- turned to Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock were Sunday visitors ,with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and family, Thames head, Mr. and Mrs, Ephriain Heat spent Suiiday With Mr. William . Stephens, who is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Mr, aiid Mrs, Lloyd Lynn Clandeboye, visited Saturday. with Mt, and Mrs, Toni Brock., Mrs. Ken Hern attended the trousseau tea Saturday which. Mrs. Bell, of Kippen,held for her daughter, Elaine, bride to -be of, next Saturday. Mr. and MrS.Loriie Johns andchildren were Saturday evading visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Miners, .Elimvitle, Mr,. Douiglas Stephens, Sun. shine Lin, visited Sunday eve. Hing with Mr. and MWS, Loins Johns Mr, and Mrs, Jud 1_'1Ykeniail, ltiitli .Ani'`, LYndllt and Eniity, visited Saturday evening with M. and Mrs. ,toy Dy dlhali, prefer. Csrmel , ociety r dv $L W Elects Officers110104140/0100440040KOVIOW Rey. D. MacDonald oondupt the election of °O eos for f Woman's Mission. 1115p o theW man >E M i n ary Society of Carluel :church. President isMrs. l• .res ....E r . S. Dougall; Vice presidents, ;Mrs.D. Mae- P•oneld, ,Airs.. R. Y. McLaren; secretary, Mrs. Malcolm Dou- all; treasurer, Mrs. Inez .Mc^ 'wan; supply secretary, Mrs. B. Bdwa,rds• flower, Mrs. M. Dougall; welcome and welfare, Mrs, J. W. $onthron; Glad Tidings, Mrs. E. Munn; literature and library, Mrs. J. Forrest Home Helpers, Mrs. Len Purdy; pianist, 111rs. E. Munn. The :meeting was held in the g church schoolroom on 'Thursday smart .woes afternoon with Mrs, MacDonald and Mrs. Malcolm. Dougall in charge and presided over by Mrs, Dougall; Umbrellas Ccine 'Tour Man This Christmas! • For SaleA brief inemorian was .oh. Hensel' on November 26. Up served for the late Mfrs. Wil- Heeeall council, bolding its ,lam Alexander, a former valued final meeting of the year ,done member. 1lliss 111, Ellis gave a a i t, 's . . i public school with a local 1 for in tile horse it can be sold .to. Payne, some budding industry, Christmas carols were sung Council authorized R. B. Pat- with Miss Laramie accompanist. erson, trust company epresent. A social hour was spent and ative to Sell the building,which delicious refreshments served is now vacant. Fire insurance by the hostesses Mrs. Lorne policies on the s.chool.}'pre can- Chapman, Mrs, A. Shirray and celled, committee. Mrs. Coates and Clerk Paterson reported tax Mrs. J. Morton were program arrears had been educed to $1,, conveners. 854.93 or 3i1 percent of the total Take .Christmas To County Home roll, The Brownies of the ist lieu. County of Huron was paid $2,- sail Pack this year are busy on 300 for street construction, their Christmas project -- deco- Salaries paid to fireiii.en in- rating Christmas stockings which eluded; Chief B. A. Kyle, $103,50; will be filled with candy. D. Sangster, $41.25; • J; Flynn, Linder the leadership of their $23,25; J. Sangster, $30.75; W. Brown Ov'l, Mrs, Earle Rowe, Carlile, $56,75; J, Traquair, $42; assisted by Mrs, Mervin Bell T. Lavender, $42,75; W, 'Fuss, and Mrs, Robert' Middleton they $41.25; W. Smale, 534.50; F, Har- will visit the Huron County barn, $22,50; K. Buchanan, Home on Friday evening, De - $33.75; G, 11Tousseau, $33; L. cember 20, sing Christmas carols Noakes, $36.75; C. Volland, and distribute the stockings to 536.75; W, Ferguson, $45,95; W. the '7 residents, Mickle, $41,25; W. J. Cameron, W M.S. And W.A, Entertain' 523.25; G. Sawyer, $16.50; H. The \voinan's 1CIisSionar • 'Sa- Smale, $7,50. I Y The and Woman's Association of Chiselliurst United Church 4 Letter From • . • : met Friday afternoon for a cpm - d Y eight, t decided tot theold fewfitting remarks .followed by ca real. an appropriate solo by Mrs, A short candlelight service was conducted by "Mrs. Mac- Donald ' .and Mrs, Dougall as- sisted by several itieinbere. President Mfrs, S. Dougall took the chair for the business send out Christmas boxes to the sick and shut-ins. Personal items. Mr. and. Mrs. Laird: Mickle spent Monday of this week in Ridgetown visiting with the for mer's mother Mrs. Geo. T. Mickle, who is over 94 years of period and it was decided to -2 to*3,95 s4e9i LAST,MiNUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS * Hat Gift Certificates, Stetson and Biltmore * Sock and •Tie Sets * Polo Pyjerrtas * Dressing Gowns it—Hickok Initial Bolts * TIE "BARS 8 CUFF LINKS 50% OFFI Walper's Men's pWear age. • "Christmas" will be the theme PHONE 81 Open Nights Dec. 20-24 EXETER of church services in the various churches here on Sunday as spe- tial sermons, music and pro- FREE COUPONS ON THE $800 CHRISTMAS JACKPOT, grams will be presented. AL t tic a�a? ile flei4C���L aC�s�Vt4ics 1a0e bined C,hristnias meeting.. Mrs. J. Brintnell presided for Shipi�a the meeting of the W.A. and the devotional was taken by Mrs. R. Taylor Jr., Mrs, J. Brintnell, Miss Dianne Clarke, of Zurich, Mrs. C. D. Daniel and . Mrs. visited last week at the home of Percy Harris. The treasurer her grandmother, 'Mrs. Harry , Mrs, T. Brintnell reported that Clarke.. ' t $147.34 had been cleared from Mr: and Mrs. Herbert Harlton the bazaar held recently. ' and Mr. and Mi.'s. Karl Guenther ; The W.M.S. entertained 'as attended. the funeral of Mr. Hark their guests members of the ton's brother an Granton on Mission Band and Baby Band. Wednesday, President Mrs. Earl Kinsman Misses Audrey Godkin and conducted the business. Joan Baker, of South Huron Hos- The study book on Japan was pital staff, and Mr. Dick Regier presented by Mrs. Harold Park - and Ray Webb were Sunday er and Mrs. George Parker. guests with. Mr..and Mrs, How- : While the meeting ,was in prog- ard Clarke. ' ress Rev. C. D. Daniel enter - Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Clare tallied the children of the Mit- and Kathryn, spent Sunday with sion Band and Baby Band with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dater* June films, and a sing -song, with the and Janet, at Grand Bend. "ladies joining in for refresh - Mies Ruth Clarke, Mrs. Harry , ments and a social hour. Clarke, and • Mr, and Mrs. Don Dinney and Garry, of Crediton, were. Sunday . visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Joe- McCann. ' 'Mr. and. Mrs, Ed Lippert and Judy, • of Gravenhurst, visited last week with Mr. and Mie. GAS Earl Ratz, David and Judy, and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Rutz, Larry and Glen. & APPLIANCES Mr. and Mrs, Harold' Fink- beiner visited Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Ernest Keyes, who is i a patient •iii South. Huron Hos- pital. Mr, and Mrs, Wray .Sweitzer, Ron and• Barbara, were Sunday visitor§ with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snaith, at • Woodham. CANADIAN PROPANE 1 GRATTON & • HOTSON • Ph. -156.-W Grand Bind • ►�s��1�5i�tlt�0i��l�ilyit4w'i FiiiiCti7®A2 rl-tgi">Ntilk 6eil Ei RI 6. flife wre:mt..,i 'e•1, r, biwi:a✓::"r:.:-a ..: •.._ a,xeroi + Dresses + Blouses + Gowns + Sweaters + Gloves + Scarves + Skirts + Jewellery Men! Ask For A Gift Box WE GiFT WRAP FREE! HENSALL Bermuda Trip Make sure you get in on the last chance for a Bermuda' Vacation. 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You top the highest hills effortlessly with the B-12000 engine « . ride with the level - steady smoothness of Buick's new Miracle: ideplusAir•PoiseSuspension* • ... and command instant obedience from, a new Plight Pitch Dyniiflow* that practically reads your mint,. For art all..new notion of beauty in 'notion, see and. drive the 13-5S Bruck at your dealer's soon: +Air-'btee tlusponsion, optionat ht extt'0' cost On alt Serie& I9igtit-Pitch 17ynaf6iv etandaltd bri L1Mifaiti' and ROAindaetait /5, Optional at Want Chit an Ether atria& „ • EXETER. WHEN BE'T1`' R.AIJTbiN6biLES ARE 13UIL.1 BUIGK WILL BUILD THEM Pearso.n..W ofor Scies Pontiac.Euick.GMCDea,er ZURICH Ir