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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-22, Page 6THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1955 party a I MEN’S WEAR would like to CHEV SEDAN, two-tone, radio METEOR SEDAN, light blue 37 Main St. SFORD CUSTOMLINE, radio, two-tone Here's a hearty holiday wish to all our good friends .., Moy your Christmas be abundant with health, happiness and contentment received which will “Food for Hungry the world,” Church were arranged by the Evening Auxil- and members were for Stewardship and To our friendBi May your Holiday be gay as candlelight^ bright as its glow! To thank You, as we Is far beyond our powers, For if we had no friends like you There’d be no firm like ours. SAFE-BUY CARS Treat Kids At Hensail The annual Christmas for the children of Hensail and community was held .Saturday af ternoon sponsored by the Cham ber of Commerce and Hensail Legion, with projector courtesy of Kinsmen Club. .Santa, per* trayed by 'Councillor Harry Hoy, arrived in front of the town ball in the fire truck and was received by town officials. Four hundred and fifty bags of candy and treats were distri buted, and Jour hundred and twenty bottles of chocolate milk, donated by Mr. Ron Mock, Pro* prietor of Ilurondale Diary here was .given out, Films in charge of Flt(-:Sgt. L. Tiberio, a member of the Kinsmen Club, was shown later in the town hall. Kinsmen Club Sponsor Film The Kinsmen Club sponsored .a picture show in the town hall Saturday night presenting a film. “iS n o w w h it e and the Seven Dwarfs”. In a draw which was held for a Krohler 'Rest rocker with foot stool Flt/Sgt. Bill Wade, of R.C.A.F. Station, Cen tralia, was the lucky winner, Lucky ticket was sold by Flt/Sgt. <L. Tiberio of the station, who sold over thirty books, with past president Dr. D. J, McKelvie making the draw; Mrs, Robert Smith of Strathroy won -the tur key drawn by Ross Jinks, of the Ways and Means committee. Mrs, Morley Cooper of Kippen won the electric mixer in a draw at Drysdale’s hardware Saturday night Mrs. 'Ross Broadfoot, drew the winning -ticket. Young People Name Conveners The Young People’s meeting convened in the United Church with Marilyn Eyre conducting the worship assisted by Maja Roobol and Miss June Ross, Rev. C. D. Daniel presented a short Bible study. During' the business period conveners named Training, Miss June Ross, Diane Rannie, Ross Kercher, ■ Gwen Chapman, Marion Pepper; Citi zenship -and Community Service, 'Gerald Horton, Lawrence Eyre, Charles Mickle, Nelson McClin- chey, Alfred Ross, Beth Goddard; Faith and Evangelism, Ken Par ker, Faye Ross, Cecil Pepper, 'Geraldine Parker, Shirley Cole man, Audrey Richardson, Mary Anne Rannie; Missions and World' Outreach, Maja Roobol, Marilyn Eyre, Jerry McClinchey, Gwen Spencer, John Jacobi, Betty Parker. South End Service Russ And Chuck Snell And The Boys DELUXE CHEV SEDAN hristmas is a thousand things IT’S a winter’s night, and an angel song ... a giant star, and a tiny stable .. . a manger, and straw/and swaddling clothes. HAYTER ph°ne nighI n DASHWOOD, ONT. GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE Christmas is a chime... a boy soprano, and Silent Might... carolers, and The First Mpol... the tinkle of a bell on a sleigh, of a coin in a Cup. Christmas is Dickens, and Scrooge, and Tiny Tim* It’s holly On the door, a candle in the window . , . the scent of pine, and the sparlde of tinsel. Christmas is red and green, and blue arid silver. Christmas is white* Christmas is cards, and ribbon, and tissue paper. It’s a trip home, an open latch, and a handclasp. It’s giblets, and biscuits.. * Cranberries, and mincetneat pie. Good cheorl Good Good luck! .OUr GOOD WISHES to our many Wondsl Christrrtas is cold and Warthtli.«* forgiveness, and a smile. Christmas is a prayer.., a renewed plea for an ancient hope .. * For Pence on Earth, Good Will Toward Men. Crocker REFRIGERATION 133 Huron St. Phone 59 Exeter W. G. Simmons & Sons FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Copr, John U«tr» rr.F?.F?.F?.F:\F?.F? ir "C23 Special Christmas Services Marked By Hensail Churches /Special Christmas services were observed in the churches Sunday last with large congre gations present, churches with festive decorations, and messages appropriate to the occasion de livered by the ministers. United xliurch At the United Church the Sun day School held a special white ■gift service. Charles Mickle read sacred passages and. Mrs. Robert Cook told the Christmas story. The Nativity Scene was. enacted with Carolyn Smillie singing. Over $55.00 was contributed. Rev. Daniel for his morning theme spoke on the subject “Just Before Christmas,” A trio com posed of Mary Ann Van-home, Dianne arid Mary Ann Rannie, rendered a number, and a solo [was contributed by ,S. G. Rannie. i At the evening service the i choir under direction of .S. Ran nie with Miss Greta Lammie at the organ consol .presented a mus ical Christmas Cantata, “Chimes of the Holy ight.” Soloists were Mary Ann Rannie, Miss Mary Goodwin, Mrs, Pearl Passmore, Mrs. H. McEwan,, Dr. D, J. Mc- Kelvie, H. W. Horton with light ing in charge of Milton Lavery. During intermission the Church’s White Gift service was observed, when over $400, which included the Sunday School do nation, was be spent on Children of decorations members of iary. Cannel Presbyterian Special 'Christmas services were observed in Carmel Presbyterian church, Rev. D° MacDonald for his morning subject based his thought on the theme “Christ’s Coming-“A fulfilment of proplie- cy and of men’s hopes”. Mrs. Wm. Brown contributed a solo. The evening service featured the Sunday School Christmas con cert, Rev. D. MacDonald was chairman and extended words of welcome. Numbers included Wei come-® illy McKinnon, Christ mas Bells Mrs, Mousseau’s class; Christmas Lullaby, Junior Girls; “Un a Stable” Mrs. Brown’s class; Q u a r tet t e, “iS i -1 e n t Night”; “Christmas ’Light” "Mrs. Hyde’s class; Mission Band, “We love the Lord Jesus” and “Christmas Tree Story”, Mrs. Hoy’s class; “Away in a manger” and closing number by Cheryl Little. At the conclusion of the ser vice candy and gifts were distri buted to the children in the church schoolroom. The choir were entertained at the home of Mr,’and Mrs. R. J.’Cameron fol lowing the service. Chiselhurst United Chiselhurst United Church ob served White Gift (Service Sun day afternoon. Scripture passages were read by Jimmy Hamilton and Wayne Coleman. A sextette composed of Geraldine Parker, Fay and June Ross, Mary Loti- McLellan, “Marilyn Eyre, Maja Roobol sang “O litte town of Bethleham”. Mrs. Harold Parker dedicated the gifts. Mrs. R. Boyce told children’s story, Miss Fay Ross sang and Rev* Daniel spoke on the origin of white gifts. Mr* Benson 'Stoneman accompanied at the piano for the service. I’nited Christmas Tarty Hensail United Church .Sunday (School in festive decorations en hanced with a Christmas tree was the setting Friday evening for the annual Christmas party of the Sunday .School. Rev. C. D, Daniel; acted as chairman for the varied program prepared by the super intendent of the Sunday Sihool, Mr. Dave Kyle, and the .teachers, 'Bobby Mickle gave the wel come address, recitations were given by Brenda Noakes, Sandia iRieliardson, Gary Kyle, 'Suzanne Kyle, John Goddard, Ann McKel- vle, Flora Lee Johnson, Linda Faber, Grant Walker, Marlene Dignan, Jerry Chapman, Betty Walker. R. Whittaker. The wel come for Santa Claus was .given by Jerry McClinchey. Exercises were given by the intermediate classes and duetts by Nancy Kyle and Susanne Rannie; Kathryn Rozell and Elaine Keys; Connie Rumple and Mary Haun; solos, . Joyce Flynn, Sharon and Joyce , Whittaker, Ann Mickle; Piano solos, Audrey Richardson, Nelson McClinchey; trio, Gwen Spencer, Jane Horton, Charles Mickle; duett, Jddy and Sharon Elder; The closing number was an exercise “The day of Gifts” depic- i ting the Nativity Scene, by the ' intermediate and senior girls. Santa Clans appeared and pre sented the children with treats. Gingerbread Home Built Have you seen the Gingerbread House in Beaton’s .Bakery win dow? This house was made by Mr. Beverley Beaton, local baker, and donated to the C.P. and T. fund of the local LO.C.F, and Rebekah Lodges. It is a fine specimen of workmanship, and will be given to the holder of the lucky ticket to be drawn on Christmas Eve at the hake shop. All proceeds are to be used for welfare work in the district. Chiselhurst SS Appoint Officers The Sunday School supper of Chiselhurst United Church was held on Tuesday evening. Rev. C. D, Daniel presented a film, “The Other Wise Man”. Faye and June Ross and Jimmy Ham ilton contributed piano numbers and Patricia Harris and Bobby Munn gave recitations. Dorothy Parker favored with a solo, ac companied by her sister, Gerald ine. Bobby Munn also sang. Rev. Daniel presided for the election of officers for the Sun day School. Harold Parker and Mervyn E yre were appointed superintendents with secretary, John*Jacobi; -treasurer, Lawrence Eyre, and pianists, Faye Ross and 'Geraldine Parker, season’s No Need To Worry About The Men On Your List Coyne And See Our Complete Line Of Gifts For Him To Our Customers And Friends A Happy & Prosperous New Year Mark Anniversary Christmas Day The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jar vis Horton of Hensail, will be the setting o.n Christmas day for family festivities and an added, attraction will be celebrating of the sixty fourth wedding anniver sary of the latter’s parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. T. Mitchell, of Hen sall.Mr. Mitchell, 84, in February, and Mrs. Mitchell, the former Elizabeth Rice, 85 in March, were married at the home • of the bride’s parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Jenin Rice of Hibbert. Fol lowing their marriage they lived in Tuckersmith where Mr, Mitch ell farmed, retiring to Hensall twenty six years ago. Their mar riage was solemnized on Decem ber 23rd sixty years ago but the event will be celebrated Christ mas day. They recall while driv ing with a horse _and buggy to take the L_‘._ __ tonto to spend their honeymoon that the farmers very busy on the land ploughing, They both _____ Hensall United Church. Mitchell is not enjoying the best of health, but Mr, Mitchell goes up town every day to do the fam ily shopping and get the mail. They have a family of three daughters, Mrs. Carl Stoneman, Mrs. Melville Traquair, Mrs. Jar vis Horton, Hensall, and one son Stanley, Tuckersmith, seven grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. Children Guests Of Kippen Wl Pre-school children Were spec ial guests of Kippen East Wo men’s institute at their annual Christmas meeting held at the home of Mrs. Ivan Forsyth on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Gem mell was co-hostess. Over sixty members and children were pre sent. The roll call was answered by “Some good thing about the lady on your left”. Mrs. J. McLellan commented on the motto, “Re ligion and Life”, Mrs, William Bell told a Christmas story and Mrs, E. Whitehouse reviewed current events, Mrs. J. Hender son reported on the vention. A collection Up amounting to $10 be forwarded to the Shelter, Goderich, Bank books were presented to •Darlene McKay, daughter of Mr* —Please turn to Page 9 train at Dublin for To- day wag ideal with all are members Phone 62 V. L. Becker Ready-To-Eat Glaced Cottage Rolls Cured Ham (Bone In) .., Picnic Shoulders .............. Side Bacon, 1-Lb. Pkg. .... Fresh Pork Butts Fresh Side Pork Institute Sees Christmas Film “If Jesus had not come the theme of the message given by Rev. Donald MacDonald of Carmel Presbyterian Church at the Christmas meeting of the Hensail Women’s Institute on Wednesday evening. “If He had- not come our outlook would be the same as those who, as yet, have not heard the good news,” said the speaker. (Carol singing, led by Miss ■Greta Lammie and accompanied by Mrs. W. Brown, was enjoyed. Mrs. J. Goddard and Mrs. R. Pryde played a piano duet of carol medleys and Mrs'. E. Rowe contributed a reading. A film entitled “The Night Be fore Christmas,” showing the 'Santa Claus parade in Toronto, was shown by Mr. Jack Drys dale. The roll call was answered by a donation for the War Memorial Hospital, London. The conveners of the program were Mrs. N. Cook and Mrs. J, Goddard. The hostesses were Mrs. G. .Arm strong and Mrs. W. R. Stephen- Reder's Flowers Phone 761 appy Christmas To our many friends we wish all the pleasures that a joyous Holiday Season can bring. E. L. Chaffe & Sons Phone 548 Exeter Devon Corners F-l! Weekend Specials Meat Specials Grocery Specials Culver House Peas ......... Tomato Juice, 48-Oz. ..... Corn Niblets ....................* Golden Hour Chocolates, 1. Lb Libby's Mincemeat ... 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