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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-22, Page 10For pictures you can't wait to show! A pessimist is Dismal Dan His neighbour Happy Harry No camera fun has he On the other hand's ecstatic To friends who do, he scowls and says He knows he simply can't go wrong "It's too complex for me" With his new Agfamatic! Sauce or Jelly Cranberry Stuart 2 /49' Ladies Nylons Mi ncemeat 28-oz. tins Maple Leaf "Kernel Corn York Tomato Juice Oranges Shortening Bakeasy Rolls Bake N' Serve Weston's C ream Whipping Coke or Sprite 6-pack cartons 10-oz. 2 cartons 09 i (plus deposit) g Mandarin Oak Leaf Seamless mesh 2 prs. 89' each 4 48-oz. tins Clark's 14-ox. 2 3/59' i 657: 11-oz. tins 2 /49' tbs.69' 2 doz. 59' 1/2 pt. (plus deposit) 2 /6 5' GROCERIES FOIL WRAP 18-inch Stuart House CHOCOLATES 14-oz. Moir's Selection CHRISTMAS CAKES CANNED HAMS Zl17:in s (redeem your coupon and save an extra 25c) 2-lb. Supreme Pork Chops! 550 lb. 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Chiselhurst ladies learn of legends Churches enjoy Christmas eleeeeeeeeet - TANGELOS No. 1 size 163's 2 dozen 6 GRAPES No. 1 California Red Emperor 3.. 494 FROZEN FOOD PRODUCEPRODUCE WEEK END SPECIALS PRICES EFFECTIVE December 22, 23, 24/66. oSausage Meat Pork 890 it Peas & Carrots Supreme Brand 2-lb. bags or Mixed Vegetables Y/89' 590 77 8 1.75 THIS COUPON GOOD FOR $25.00 on a purchase of a Rogers Majestic TV SET 2 Chiselhursf United Church Women held their Christmas meeting Tuesday, December 13 which was opened by the presi- dent Mrs. R. Taylor Jr. Mrs. Ben Stoneman led the worship with a Canadian Friend- ship Carol Service assisted by Mrs. Wm. Brintnell, Mrs. Alf Ross, Mrs. Ed Dick, Mrs. Tom Brintnell and Mrs. Harold Par- ker, each lighting a candle to represent different countries fol- lowed by their carols. Mrs. Rus- sell Brock offered the missionary Mrs. Alex Mousseau, Mrs. Richard Taylor Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mousseau and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau and Barry and Mrs. Ezra Kipfer attended the Oesch-Stamp wed- ding at Batavia, N.Y. last Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grune of London were recent visitors with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bev Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Daley and Steven of London visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Mrs. Grace Harpole left last week to spend the winter months with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Peacock and family at Stittsville. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited this a demonstration of Christmas decorations and corsages. She had a marvelous display. Mrs. Edna Caldwell demonstrated the making of variety cookies, she also showed the ladies her candy and cookie house which was il- lustrated in the weekend mag- azine. Mrs. M. Connolly read the Christmas story. Santa arrived to distribute gifts and he was assisted by Mrs. Cecil Pullman, Mrs. Glenn Bell gave courtesy remarks after which lunch was served by the hostesses and the committee in charge. prayer and Mrs. Robert Kinsman presented a skit ,.Gifts that money can't buy", several ladies taking part. Mrs. A. Ross fav- oured with a piano solo. Christ- mas boxes for the shut-ins were packed and delivered. Mrs. H. Currie gave the Christmas message relating to Christ's first Christmas which was very interesting, Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. Robert Boyce, Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson. week with her daughter, Mrs. B. MacGregor. Eloise Patricia Klungel, five months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klungel of Queens- way Nursing Home is a patient in War MemorialChildren'sHos- pital, London, for observation. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle attended the concert presented by the University of Western Ontario Choir with the UWO or- chestra Sunday evening in Thames Hall. Miss Ann Mickle is a member. Patients at QueenswayNursing Home have been k i nd 1 y remem- bered this Christmas with many treats from the following organ- izations: The WMS and Ladies Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church by Mrs. Earl Campbell: the Friendship and Visitation committee of Hensall United Church by Mrs. R. J. Drysdale and Mrs. Lorne Hay; plants from the Rebekah & IOOF CP & T committee by Mrs. Clarence Vol- land and Howard Lemmon; flow- ers from James St. UCW Exeter for Miss Olive Prior and Mr. Archie Ryckman; Baskets of fruit from Exeter Kinsmen and Kinettes Clubs de- livered by Calvin Wein, Chuck McKenzie and Mrs. McKenzie for Miss Olive Prior, Mr. Wal- ter M N lc h o 1, Mrs. Caroline Bell, Mr. Archie Ryckmen and Mrs. May Wedge, former Ex- eter residents and now patients in the nursing home. Twenty four Christmas plants were delivered Sunday to shut-ins by members of Rebekah and IOOF CP & T committee, an annual project. Miss Cassie Dougall, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, returned home Sunday. Mr. Joseph Ferguson is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Terry North and Teresa of St. Thomas spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell. More Hensall News on Page 11 ROG E RS MAJESTIC 4. Color, Black & White Television HENSALL TV AND APPLIANCES Sales 8, Service 262-2933 t?0-di'.0t14q6.04W4itin g%s Hensall Pee Wees win two Hensall pee weer competing in WOAA play chalked up two wins in three tries over the past week of play. Tile 12 and under youngsters were on tile short end of a 9-4 count and then came on strong to clobber Zurich 10-1 and edge Milverton 5-3, Prominent in the scoring de- partment were Jim Cooper, Tom Workman, Mac Williams, Randy Campbell and Gordon Pryde. House League Scores: Colts 3 — Otters 2 Wolves 2 — Beavers 0 tl Grade "A" Turkeys all sizes lb. 39C with a $20. grocery order ..me•—ere ..reeeeeeeereeeeee eeee Butt Page 10 Times-Advocate, December 22, 1966 Hensa111 and- district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs..Mewle 'Hecklen, Phone. 2624002 Mrs, Bertha. Me;Oregor, Phone 262-2025 WI enjoy festive skit A skit "Christmas in Fantasy Land" was a highlight of the Christmas meeting of Hensall Womens Institute held last Wed- nesday evening, December 14. portraying the roles were Mrs. V. M. Pyette, Mrs. Bob Elgie, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. R. M. peck, Mrs. Walker Celine, Mrs. Rodger Venner, M-s. Pearl Koehler and Mrs. Carl Payne. Miss Mattie Ellis gave a read- ing "Christmas Shopping" and Miss Greta L a m rn i e directed carol singing. For their centennial project the group decided to have a blossom tea in May, A draw for a Christmas card holder made by Mrs. R. M. Peck was won by Mrs. Elgie. Roll call was show a handmade Christ- mas gift. President Mrs. Beverly Bea- ton presided for the business and Mrs. Carl Payne for the program. Christmas lunch was served, Program convenors were Mrs. Carl Payne, Mrs. Rodger Venner; hostesses, Mrs. Clar- ence Reid, Mrs. Fred Beer. Gives tips on flowers The Christmas meeting of Kip- pen East Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse with Mrs. Robert Bell as co-hostess Wednesday after- noon Dec. 14. The president Mrs. Grant MacLean chaired the meet- ing which she opened with a read- ing. The roll call was answered by telling where to keep Christ- mas cards. It was decided that the eighth group would look after the Des- sert Euchre in January and that a euchre party would also be held February 17. Mrs. Grant MacLean reported for the His- torical Research committee and gave a reading on "The Day after Christmas". Mrs. Wm. Gibson gave the motto "It isn't the giver who makes Christmas, it's the spirit of others. Songs were sung by Sandra and Jeffrey McKay and Eileen Connolly and StephenSar- aras gave a recitation. Mrs. Pipe of Londesboro gave The Sunday School of Carmel Presbyterian Church presented a Christmas program in the church sanctuary following church service Sunday morning, Numbers from different classes, recitations and choruses made up the program. White gifts were also presented for the London Orphanage. The le e ns a 11 United Church Messengers had their regular meeting with thirteen children present. Mrs. C. Christie and Mrs, C. Pepper had a special devotional for Christmas with suitable religious decorations. The children decorated Christ- mas stocking during the recrea- tional period. The United Church Sunda y School White Gift service was held Sunday evening with the service conducted by John God- dard with prayer by Tom Trav- ers, scripture by Donna For- rest, and the story by Mrs. Robert Cook. The junior choir Kinettes boost Salvation Army Mrs. John Baker was hostess for the Christmas meeting of the Kinette Club at her home Wed- nesday evening, December 14. During the business session a donation was made to the Sal- vation Army at London. Mrs. Ron Wareing and Mrs. Harold Caldwell were presented with birthday gifts and Mrs. Ken Chuttleburg of Hensall was a guest for the evening. A social hour was enjoyed. PERSONALS Seven Christmas plants were delivered to shut-ins by members of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary. Several Christmas boxes were packed and delivered to shut-ins of Carmel Presbyterian Church congregation by ladies of the Women's Missionary Society of Carmel Church and packed at the home of the president Mrs. Earl Campbell. elizeeceeze;eeeNeefteeteeVezeeez led oy Mrs. F. McKinley with Mrs. J. Turkheim at the organ console sang two numbers. Of- fering was taeen up by Gary Kyle, Michael Hoy, Paul Drys- dale and Bruce Forrest. Flowers in the United Church sanctuary Sunday morning were in loving memory of Mrs. W, 0, Goodwin placed by her family. Poinsettias were the gift of Hen- sail Association of Guides and Brownies, Decorating was in charge of UCW Unit 1, At the recent Advent Com- munion Service of Hensall United Church the following young peo pie were confirmed by the minis- ter Rev. Harold F. Currie: Jan- ice Armstrong, Larry Consitt, Fred Elder, Stephen Faber, Ken- neth Ferguson, Donna Forrest, Nancy Forrest, Brenda Hay, Linda Hay, Mary Mock, William Munn, 'Bradley Pude, Jane Smith and Pam Taylor. Christmas Eve Communion will be held in Hensall United Church Saturday evening at 7:30 pm, Christmas Family Service Will be held Sunday 11 am. Class- es for Church School will be with- drawn, Flowers in St, Paul's Ang- lican Church Sunday morning Were in memory of Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin, placed by her family. Christmas Eve Holy Commun- ion will be administered at 8:30 pm. 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