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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-20, Page 10, • , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, • ,, , ,,, Fagg 10 ,Peceml4er igQ, 1962 Kippen WI SS pupils 'present treats tots: Christmas pageant. The Christmas meeting at ensall and district news CORRESPONDgNTS Mrs. Maude Hecident Phone Mrs. Archie MacGregor, phone Sfj .combinfo, ;rob Fop*. npusitu-zorio: 01, .41n 4# crushed Forest la,n torido night in Shamrock Junior It was .the .CombineS tgath straight win, They've lost one. Earl 'Wegner, .Gerard Dyer. holt and. Steve KYle triggered, three goals apiece with Ron ',Livermore, Larry Bedard mid. Paul Draper Adding. singica. Dennis Mock handled g3 shots in posting Ws tirs1 Atua a OW season. V41;KoNi.,41?.?4*,4.4.500V01070.4411001 S propron. The animal :Sunday Sehaol Chrisimas program was held ltt the Sunday School rooms of Caravel „ ,Clutrch. Sunday evening with a largo attendance. Jim Dougall was chairman. Each olE,SS ventributed lintlibera• Which „included recitations, pageants. And carols. A Christmas film, -"To Each A Gift" Was •shown by Rev. Voss MacDonald, 'Lunen was served autt gifts distributed. 00,1*.inkM41(0:1§3201'0.14MAtizrOtAlPA . , ,,,,,,,, Santa treats 400 kids All of us wish yow And prior to the presentation of the pageant Mrs. Clare Mc. Bride and Robert Forrest fa- vored with trumpet duets. The junior .enoir OeCupled the choir loft and sang several numbers under direction of Mrs. Currie .and Miss Greta Lammie. A vocal duet was given by Lin- da Lenaghan and Joyce Flynn. Rev. H, F, Currie was ebair- man for the evening, The Unit- Church Women under super- vision of Mr. Bill Gibson was in charge of the decorations. The church Was filled for the occasion, Kippen :Kest WI was held on Thursday afternoon, December. 13 ,at the home of Mrs. Winston Workman, Due to weather nue- dstioes and telephone .corntew .ineations the attendance was cut to 21 members and. 15 visitors, including the, pre school ghil- dren who entertained. The ghil- dren entertaining were Linda Bell, Joan Finkbeiner, Donnie 'Sararas And Dwight Henderson with recitations. A colleetion for the Children's Aid Shelter at Goderish amount .ed to $8.50 with Airs, Percy Harris the winner of the Christ- mas cake draw, WI hears yule appeal Message from Santa arrived in Hensall Sat- urday afternoon in pomp and ceremony in the local fire truck driven by Fire Chief Byran Kyle for the annual Christmas party for the children of Hen- sall and district, Reeve Wil- liam Jones welcomed Santa. Fair hundred bags of treats were given out by Chief of Po- lice h.. R. Davis and. Clerk Earl Campbell; and 300 bottles of chocolate milk donated by Hur- ondale Dairy were handed out by Messrs. Geddes, H, Love, W. Shepherd, R. M. Peek, E. Smith, T. Kyle Sr. and G. Fol- lick, members of the euchre club who play daily in the town hall, Four hundred viewed car- toons in the town hall in charge of Bill Fuss. This project was sponsored by the local business,. men, Blake Decorations in .Chriatmas spo- of formed an attractive setting at the United .Church Sunday. evening„ December 1$. for the Presentation of a pageant "The Nativity" preseeted by the scholars of the Sunday School under direction of Mrs. Verne Alderdice and Mr§, Lorne Hay assisted by the Sunday School teachers. Main roles. in the pageant' Were taken by Donna White- tiptoe as Mary; John Goddard AS Joseph; Ricky Buchanan as innkeeper; Janie Smith as inn- keeper's wife; Paul Drysdale as Sampel; 'Robert "Taylor, Michael Davis, Peter Williams and Jerry Tudor as shepherds; Brenda Noakes and Ruth. Cud- more as angels; Keith Hays as reader, Brian Staillie sang a. solo, By MISS EMMA F INLAY Plan canvass end of January At the Christmas meeting of the Kinette Club of Hensall held at the home of Mrs, Homer Campbell last Wednes- day, a letter was read from the March of Dimes stating that January 28 is to be the date of the official canvass, The March of Dimes commit- tee was formed. Chairman is Mrs, John Baker; recruiting chairman, Mrs, Robert Baker Jr.; supply, Mrs. William Cle- ment; publicity, Mrs. William Fuss; finance, Mrs. Homer Campbell. President Mrs, John Heal chaired the business. The ref- fie brought by Mrs. Homer Campbell was won by Mrs. Ross Jinks. Following the meeting a social hour of cards was en- joyed with Mrs, John Deitz and Mrs. William. Mickle win- ning prizes. Prepare treats for ill in district L.,..?'-.•••• • Personal items Mr, Hugh McBride, of Lan. don, visited Wednesday last with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Alg Bride and Mr, and, Mrs, John McBride and Joanne. Mrs, Mary Manson has re- turned home after visiting with her family in Midland, Toren-. to and Dudes. Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch and family of Varna, visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lizzie Gesell of Blake. Hensall personals Hurondale Dairy PHONE 27 HENSALL ttitcltrzrgrott6vAtttces , •MwoltkiiiAttsr,tAtttssOrtmtetwallovt/ Saba And A Happy New Year Boxing Day Trap Shoot will be held Wednesday, December 26 at 1 p.m, for the 50-bird handicap Labatt Trophy; other events time permitting. Open to everyone. Sponsored by Kip- pen Gun Club. LAC and Mrs. Harold Gay, Lorea and Barbara, left on Thursday for Sydney, N.S. where. Mr. Gay has been post- ed, Jerry MeClinchey left on Thursday by plane to spend Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. Bill Shupe and family at Cham- paign, Ill. Mrs. C. Cook left by plane on Wednesday, Dec. 19 for Los Angeles, California, to spend the winter months with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Chellew and family, Mrs, Pearl Shaddick, who un- derwent surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last Wednes- day, is doing nicely. Mrs. John Henderson was taken by Bonthron ambulance Friday afternoon to Clinton Pub- lic Hospital with a heart con- dition, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones are spending Christmas with members of their family in To- ronto, Mrs. Grace Harpole left Thursday for Stittsville, near Ottawa, to spend the winter months with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Peacock and family. The ladies of Carmel Presby- terian Church met at the home of Mrs. Basil Edwards Tuesday afternoon and packed nine Christmas boxes for the sick and shut-ins of the congrega- tion. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Love Chiselhurst, UCW held a Christmas meeting Tuesday afternoon with president Mrs, Percy Harris presiding, The theme of 'the worship period, "Candles of the Lord" in the form of a candlelighting serv- ice was in charge of Mrs. Wil- liam Brintnell, Taking part were Mrs. Brintnell, .Mrs. T. Brint- nell, Mrs, Ben ,Stoneman, Mrs. • B. Taylor, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Harris. The ladies will pack Christ- mas Christmas boxes for the sick and Special Christmas services shut ins of the congregation, will be held in the United and Mrs, Alvin Cole and Mrs. Church Sunday, December 23, George Boa will convene the at 11 a.m. when sacrament of packing of treats for the chit- infant baptism will be observed. dren of the congregation at the Christmas Es, communion will annual Christmas party, Fri- be held Monday, December 24 day, December 21. at 7 p.m. The group voted $25 to the At Carmel church at the eve- White Gift service held Sunday, 'ling service the CGIT will pre- Dec. 16. sent a candlelighting service, IteMesitesetersilessetereNsiStereseesetsiesseessesesisesessessse:esesiesill' 4 Mrs. William lien demon- strated a lovely Christmas cen- terpiece prepared by Mrs, Clar- ence .Smillie before the meet- ing. It was decided to postpone the euchre and dance planned for December 14, The Christ- mas cake draw will be held Saturday, December 22 al.. pan. in Drysdale's store, The sixtieth anniversary of South Huron District WI is to be held on January L8, 1963 in Exeter Legion Hall with a ban- quet at 6,30 p.m, Kippen is re- sponsible for the anniversary cake, it was decided to cut out gift giving to club leaders and county honor girls, Provincial Honour girls will receive a re- ward for their efforts and guest. spe way. a kers will be paid mileage one The agriculture meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Bell January 16, 1963, Santa Claus arrived in spite of the snow and delighted both young and old. Lunch commit- tee was Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Tony VanLoon, Mrs. Vivan Cooper, Mrs. Alex MacGregor and Mrs. Glenn Bell, Rev. IL F. Currie was guest speaker at the Christmas meet- ing of liensall WI last Wednes- day evening presenting an in- spiring message stressing the fact that "we need to put Christ back into Christmas and we should look beyond faith for the claims of Christ," The speaker was introduced by Mrs. R. M. Peck and thanked by Mrs. B, Beaton. Despite the weather and road condition there was a splendid attendance of 28 members and guests at the meeting presided over by Mrs. Fred Beer. Mem- bars answered the roll call with a cash donation for their adopt- ed child in Austria. Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave an informative talk on 143 lbs. of meat, project of the Women's Institutes. Mrs. Orville Jones conducted a period of carol singing with Miss Greta Lam- mie at the piano and Christmas greetings from different branch- es were. read by the secretary, Mrs. Wilbert Dulling. The Legion hall was attractive in Christmas motif with a dec- orated tree, red poinsettias and evergreens accented the walls and the table, covered with a lace cloth centered a red poin- settia. Decorating committee was Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs. James McAllister. In charge of lunch were Mrs. Florence Joynt, Mrs. Alice Joynt, Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin, Mrs. Dining and Mrs. Emma Shepherd. Program. convenors were Mrs. R. M. Peck and Miss Greta Lammie. Hostesses, Mrs. J. McAllister and Mrs. L. Mickle. Milton Love. The Legion bingo jack pot this Saturday night will be $115 in 58 calls, with two door prizes. The bingo, which was in prog- ress last Saturday night, was cancelled owing to the sudden death of Mr. Fred Kennings. Mrs. Guth Voth and Jim of Royal Oak, Mich. were week- end visitors with Aire. Lou Simpson. Mr. and Mrs, Laird Mickle at- tended The Little Theatre in London last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir and Garry have taken up resi- dence in the apartment recent- ly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. William Crowell on Nelson street, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little, Mar- cia and Cheryl, spent the week, end in Windsor with Mrs. Little's sister, Mrs. Alvin Ulch. Vets' children receive candy Children of the Hensel Le- gion and Auxiliary were enter- tained to a Christmas party in the Legion 'Hall Sunday after- noon, attended by 80 children and parents. Santa made an appearance and gave out gifts and candy to the children. Cartoons were en- joyed by the youngsters with the projector in charge of Jack Drysdale. Mrs. William Smale end Mrs, Gordon „Munn, who were in charge of the project, packaged 133 gifts and candy bags. Chil- dren unable to be present will receive their gifts at a later date. Hensall Sales Barn FINK PLUMBING AND HEATING Jack Morrissey Mel Graham Vic Hargreaves Fred Kennings dies at bingo Fred Kennings, 83, died sud- denly on Saturday, December 15 while attending a bingo game in Legion Hall, A resident of Hensel]. for 40 years, and a native of Dash- wood area, he was a painter by trade. Mrs. Kennings prede- ceased him in March 1944, Surviving are three 'daugh- ters, Mrs. Lloyd (Pearl) Red- den, St. Catharines, Mrs, Al- fred (Margaret) Smith, Hensall, Miss Mae Kennings, London; a sister, Mrs. Mary Gable, South River, Ont.; 12 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, Funeral service was held at 2 pin, Tuesday at the Bonthron funeral home conducted by Rev, II, F. Currie with interment in Hensall Union cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Sim- mons, Tom Smale, William Smale, Frank Harburn, E. T. Rowe and Garnet tMousseau. ELECTRICAL. SERVICE Phone 36 HENSALL, PHONE 235 Hensall •Crossing crash damage $300 An accident on Nelson street at the intersection of Queen and Nelson, Hensall, last Wed- nesday afternoon caused dam- ages estimated at $300, Anthony Rieny Van Loom, RR 2 Kippen, travelling south on Nelson, Milton Love pro- ceeding east on Queen St. came in collision at the intersection. Chief of police E. R. Davis investigated, Combines win over St. Marys Hensall-Zurich Combines, trip- ped the St. Marys Legion 9.3 here Wednesday night in a Shamrock Junior "D" hockey league game, Craig Chapman led the Com- bines with two goals. Earl Wag- ner, Bob Johnston, Gerard Overholt, Bill Shaddick, Ron Livermore, Bill Murney and Bruce Horton accounted for the others. Maurice Greason, Wayne Mc- Kenney and Bruce Graham were St. Marys scorers, ..,..,-,..0411i.h.1W0001.0,04.161,AM*11.***4*111 SgeriesliemAie- 17e0.1:lesSAIStSesneeeSectSieseelsiSi iiiii4S#sltiestet it4Sio-eieWSerSes•Wets and babe of San Francisco vis- qsror:ti•mttoptt. onot wttftiqi;rol'Atorrk ited during the past week with their aunt, Mrs. John E. Mc- Ewen. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Joe De Loge, of Sarnia, visited over the week- end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mrs. William Soldan, who was a patient in. South Huron Hospital, Exeter. was able to return to her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Love, of Toronto, were recent visitors with the former's father, Mr. GOOD SELECTION OF rettim15 e extend glad greetings to an our friends and neighbors. 15-0x. pkg. 39' 49' FROZEN FOODS BIRDSEYE STRAWBERRIES SUPREME PEAS 2.L13. BAG Grade A Turkeys AL'S MEAT VALUES May you find happiness with your near and dear ones, and Indy heart's content be *mono your holiday gilts. at Competitive prices UCW appoints new .president Mrs. Walter Spencer is ac- cepting the presidency of Heti', sail UCW succeeding Mrs. B. Bowe, who has accepted an of- fice in Huron Presbytery._ This was announced at the Christ- mas 1:01.11,7 meeting in the church auditorium. Miss Sharon Strong. Seaforth, was guest soloist and the junior choir under the direction of Mrs, Robert Pryde sang Christ- mas carols between.. verses of a poem read by Mrs. Ernie Chipehase. Mrs. Chinchase, who presided for the program, was assisted itt the worship by Miss Mary (ioodwin, Mrs, J. Taylor and Airs. S. Rannie. The business portion al the tneetitig and lunch was served in the Sunday School rooms. 454 49' 894 4-0t. lar 29' Half Gallons 894 PER POUND PER POUND PER POUND SAUSAGE MEAT .MINCED HAM MINUTE STEAKS R obin Hood 19-oz. pkgs. Cake Mixe. 2-51' Heinz kringle 1-pound box 89' getektotteseessessueaskosestosikeerskset Solden Hour Chocolates Deinionte Patio, Quality Cream Corn Or Peas 1 Garbage Collection bf 'CHRISTMAS TREES ..„ 2, P-bk 51c Pickle Slices Sunspun Ice Cream Fanty Quality Tomato Juice Ft114 29, We 'wish to extend to one and all, a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy, Pros' porous New Year HENSALL from THE SCHOLL'S (Al & & STAFF PHONE 32 will be rnade on JANUARY S in the afternoon only. Please co-operate by plea: ' iris'iris'your trees out for this: collection. George Parker fill Shaddick ifia:o.0404apoi ltrotorgwvesvedtkoot4 Hensall hompson AND SON ;,7,4.memoomitittvo itO*1004******iti teivOttittc********tiiteoft000zOiteOg ilkfttiOdi ' 041,4**06tOft*totte - 0404Hott.fott4fOooi ' 's0t6en ..'avsstoitt-skiiitt41,0