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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-12-16, Page 6Class visits .Lions CI Members of the Lions Club won second prize Saturday afternoon. The floats featured the service projects . • ub on parade for this float in the Grand Bend Winter Sports Day parade minor hockey team which the club sponsors as one of its —T-A photo CROMARTY Mrs. James Scott re-elected president 444 Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL Products Of Genera! Motur. s DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT Hess the Jeweler ZURICH FINE QUALITY WATCHES — RINGS — SILVERWARE CRYSTAL — CHINA — DRESSER SETS — Shavers — Electrical Appliances — CUCKOO CLOCKS — CHIME CLOCKS We have an excellent stock of Bluebird and Keepsake Diamond and Wedding Rings Yukon Black Diamond Rings for Gents and Ladies SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Illuminated Every Evening Just a $1.00 purchase entitles you to draw for a fine LADIES' or GENTS' GOLD ELCO WRIST WATCH Value $25.00 Draw Christmas Eve .4.ier.Ats:ort*,,is?4,wtme-svzsr?cemteeetesmeegesgrazweogtecmsvecsmwess:Nrs.li 6 from Al and Reta Scholl and staff HENSALL GRADE A ALL SIZES JELL Powders ,90 Pkg ROLLS Bake 'n Setve Supreme CAKES lb 49$ 89$ 75$ Pkgs 59$ PEANUTS hi SHELL 3 lbs $1 Ladles Wishingll Weston's 2 Pairs 4 Qt Pack Plus Deposit with $15 order or more lb. ALSO Ducks, Geese, Capons, Hams at competitive prices SAUSAGE MEAT lb 494 Coleman's HAMBURG 2 lbs 794 Canned Hams $1.69 C No 1 California Red Emperor GRAPES 5 lbs 494 STORE HOURS • Open nights Fri & • Sat, Dec 17 and 18, 14, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec 22 and 23. Also Thursday, D ec. 30. -PRICES: effective Dec. 16 to 24 Clark's TOMATO JUICE 29‘ 48 Oz Tin 91,o-yeA4 SUPREME BRAND PEAS/ CARROTS 35 t ....f.rrftszAmb • FRUIT DRINKS oz PLAYINGa CARDS RAISINS See C Pkg 2 lb White Swan SERVIETTES 60's Green- Giant CORN NIBLETS 14 Or FinitisiZEN MINCE PIES 2/594 2/$1 594 pkgs. 354 3/59t 204„ 55$ Stuart House FoIL WRAP 18 inch width 59 MOIR SELECTION Gift HO Box 14 oz CCOLATES 77 0 Double Size Hensall WI present skit "The $howl" Santa Claus arrived in Hensall Saturday afternoon in the pouring rain in the fire truck where he was greeted by hundreds of chil- dren from Hensall and district, and adults, the largest crowd ever to attend the annual Christ- mas party sponsored by the Hen- sail Businessmen. Five hundred and fifty bags of candy and potato chips and 418 bottles of chocolate milk (the latter donated by Ron Mock of Hurondale Dairy) were handed out. For the first time in history they ran out of candy and chips having prepared for 480 and had to order more. The town hall was jammed for the showing of several cartoon films with Bill Fuss in charge of the projector. Treats were given out byChief Health Unit The Huron County Health Unit staff and board members held their Christmas banquet at the Hotel, Hensall, Saturday evening. Dr. Aldiss and Mr. Empey from Goderich were in charge of the arrangements. During the evening Dr. Thomas Meladie and Mrs. Meladie who are leaving this district were presented with gifts. Dr. Aldiss presented the gift on behalf of the staff and Mr. John Morrissey presented the gift from the Board of Health. An enjoyable evening was spent with a good attendance. of Police E. R. Davis, Reeve Norman H. Jones, and Clerk Earl Campbell assisted by sev- eral members of the Senior Citi- zens Club. Arnold circle view slides The Christmas meeting of the Presbyterian Arnold Circle was held in the church auditorium Monday evening and guests pre- sent reminisced with Mrs. Jack McEwen and her colored slides of her many trips. President Mrs. Gordon Sch- walm chaired the meeting and the theme of the worship period was "Peace" with Mrs. Mildred Bell and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau. A singing quartette, Mrs. Homer Campbell, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Al Hoggarth & Mrs. Bob Bell entertained with Christmas songs. Mrs. Earl Campbell installed the officers for 1966. New cradle roll helper to be Mrs. Roland Vanstone. Mrs. McEwen and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, who helped with the showing of the slides, were thanked by Mrs. John Baker. Life membership certificates were presented to Mrs. Trevor Wilson and Mrs. Lloyd Mous- seau by Mrs. Stewart Bell. Dec- orations in the church for the Christmas season will be done by Mrs. Don Mousseau, Mrs. Bob Bell, and Mrs. Bonthron. nursing home Mrs. Gerald Godbolt of Exeter and nine members of her Sunday School class of James St. United Church, Exeter, and Mrs. Jack Fuller, visited at the Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, Sunday morning at 10 am and entertained two of the patients there, Miss Olive Prior, and Mr. Norman McDonald. George Godbolt and John Godbolt, sons of Mrs. God- bolt, sang with guitar accompan- iment by John. The members of the class also sang. Sunday morning at 11 am nine Messengers from Hensall United Church called at the Queensway Nursing Home and presented each patient with a Christmas candle. A vocal duet "Frosty The Snow- man" was sung by Cindy Parker and Judith Mickle. Mrs. Clendon Christie and Mrs. Jack Corbett were in charge of the project. Cake draw Mrs. Ron Wareing was hostess for the Kinette Club meeting Wednesday evening, December 8 when members were informed that their annual Christmas cake draw was successful with pro- ceeds gratifying. The December 22nd meeting has been cancelled owing to the Christmas rush. Mrs. Harold Caldwell was the, winner of the raffle. Next meeting will be held at the home of Past President Mrs. John Baker January 12. Presi- dent Mrs. Wm. Fuss chaired the meeting. The annual meeting of the La- dies Aid of Cromarty church was held at the home of the pre- sident Mrs. James M. Scott, Mitchell. mrs. Gerald Carey and Mrs. Mervin Dow conducted de- votions. Mrs. Eldon Allen gave a reading. During the business period the ladies decided to have a new bookcase installed in the church basement. The treasurer report- ed a substantial balance. The officers named for 1966 are: President, Mrs. James Scott; vice presidents, Mrs. Ger- ald Carey, Mrs. Eldon Allen; secretary, Mrs. John Wallace; treasurer, Mrs. T. L. Scott; work committee, Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Thomas Laing, Mrs. Robert Dodds, Miss Olive Speare and Mrs. James Miller. SUNDAY SERVICE Communion service was ob- served at Cromarty church Sun- day and was well attended. Young people received on profession of faith were, Joanne Templeman, Fay Templeman, Darlene Tem- pleman, Bonnie Miller, Agnes Scott, Murray Haines and Alec Scott. MARK ANNIVERSARY Mr, and Mrs. Alex Ramsey entertained members of their family at a turkey dinner at their home Sunday, observing the thirt- ieth anniversary of their mar- riage, They were recipients of The highlights of the Christ- mas meeting of liensall Women's Institute held Wednesday evening December 8, in the Legion Hall was the presentation of a skit "The Shawl" under direction of Mrs. Rodger Venner. Ladies portraying the roles were Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. T, J. Sherritt, Mrs. Wilbert Pil- ling, Mrs. V. M. Pyette and Mrs. Venner, Members answered the roll call by naming '"My Favourite Christmas Carol". Mrs. Rodger Venner contributed a reading and Mrs. Fred Beer cendected a period of Christmas carols ac- companied at the piano by Miss Greta Lammie. Mrs. Al Scholl and Mrs. Beverly Beaton sang a duet "Star of the East", ac- cempanied by Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich. A special collection of $28 was taken up which will be given to the Children's Aid Society at Goclerich, Mrs. R, M, peck gave courtesy remarks. President Mrs. Beaton cell- ducted the business and Mrs. N. E. Cook, the program. Con- venors were Mrs. V. M. Pyette, Mrs. Wilbert Pilling; hostesses, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. Len purdy. Thirty eight were pre- sent for the meeting. PIKS 6 irimesrAdvocate, December 16, 196$ Hensa111. and district news CORRBSPONDENT5 Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Santa Claus arrived in Hensall Saturday many beautiful gifts. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey, Steven and Vicki, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ramsey, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hulley, Beth, Bill and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Driesse, Fullarton. PERSONALS Many Cromarty people attend- ed the Times-Advocate Chorist-: ers concert which was held in Staffa Family Life Centre Sunday night. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currie, Linda and Joanne, Dorchester, Mr. Alvin Cornish, Exeter and Mr. Harry Statham, Parkhill. Bantam lase Hensall Bantams lost 6-2 over Mitch ell Bantams in Mitchell Monday night in the WOAA hockey game. Murray Walker was goalgetter for Hensall scoring 2 goals. 'frweerwerigkroMsftvNr, ige-otgiegit774,1•• 5 C7 •,:m1;:gemtegmreNroterteRivittrag, TURKE AL's