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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-19, Page 6Times-Advocate, December i9, 1968 e sal and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mu, Maude Hedden• Phone 262-'400'4. Mrs, Bertha MacOreg*r, Phone 262,2925 Brewers Retail Exeter will be Open to .9 p.m. WeC.1,,:Thurs, and. Fri. Dec. and and 20th. and InQn„, Dec. 23rd Fri. Dec,27th,.Mon Dec.. 30th 10 A.M., TO 6 TOES., DEC. 241th AND TUES., DEC. 31st CLOSED DECEMBER 25th AND 26th AS WELL AS JANUARY 1st 100% Frost-Proof —even in the zero zone freezer! Model FI14K, 14.12 cu. ft, (CAMA standard) FRIGIDAIRE Sales with Service „ DRY. SDALE ices .HARDWARE 2624015 • 1-1ENtALL coloured slides of a trip she and her husband enjoyed to the British Isles and Ireland. Mrs. R. M. Peck chaired the program and Mrs. John Skea gave courtesy remarks. Hostesses were Mrs. J. McAllister and Mrs. Carl Payne. ACW elects 1969 officers The annual meeting of the Anglican Church Women was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Henderson, with Mrs. Annie Reid in charge of the devotional. Mrs. H.A. Seegmiller gave the address. It was announced that in place of the regular morning service of December 22, confirmation service will be held in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall, at 3 p.m. with The Rt. Rev. H.F.G. Appleyard, Bishop of Georgian Bay, officiating. Officers for 1969 are: president, Mrs. Annie Reid; vice-president, Mrs. Mary Taylor; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. William Scrabuik. Arnold Circle installs slate President Mrs. Jim Bell entertained the Presbyterian Arnold Circle in her home with all present and three new members for the Christmas meeting. The worship service from the Glad Tidings was taken by 1969 President Mrs. Don Mousseau and Mrs. John. Skea. Guest of the evening, Mrs. Earl Campbell, installed the officers for 1969. Mrs. John Baker conducted a short service and presented a life membership certificate to Mrs. Bob Bell as a valued member and for her devotion to the Circle. Past president Mrs. Bell handed over the reins of office to incoming President Mrs. Don Mousseau for the business period. Gifts from the Christmas tree revealed the Sunshine Pal to the members. A Smith-Corona portable, man- ual or electric, helps get better grades. It's an asset around the home for other members of the family. Tab Sets and Clears, balanced keyboard, 88 keys, and many other Smith-Corona features. SUPER-STERLING — 5129.95 (S 11.57 a month) GALAXIE DELUXE — ($12.94 a month) 5149.95 Phone 235-1331 AVS+440S 4444 0,461140 , i*V • AMY 44.ft. 0" ,a0nrc , _tea v amiaga FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES o c(c,4(`)70 JELLY POWDERS BRAND -O BR ASSOR JELLAND TE D 3-0Z. 6/6540 28-0Z. TIN 494 OLIVES MANZANILLA E (LOOSE PACK) 12-OZ. 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One minute of silence was observed for the late Mrs. Willert, a member of the branch. A special collection of $13.75 was taken to be donated to the Children's Aid Society at Goderich. It was decided to purchase a Christmas gift for a Sunshine Pal at Huron view, and to help the Retarded Children's Association accompanying the children to school in the Spring. Greeting cards were read from several branches. Legion kids enjoy party Fifty children of the families of Hensall Legion and Auxiliary were entertained at a Christmas party in the Legion Hall Sunday afternoon and were presented with gifts and bags of candy from Santa. They also enjoyed cartoons with Eric Mansfield in charge of the projector. Lunch was served including chocolate milk for the children. In charge of the project were Mrs. William Smale and. Mrs. John Skea. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley gave an excellent report of the area convention at Ingersoll. Mrs. James McAllister gave Christmas readings, Mrs. Bin Noakes sang two solos accompanied by Miss Greta Lammie and Mrs. Eric Luther gave a demonstration on Christmas decorations and how to decorate a waste paper basket. Mrs. Walter Spencer showed Santa party attracts 460 The annual Christmas party for children of Hensall and community was held Saturday afternoon under ideal weather conditions. The largest crowd ever to attend the party was recorded. Santa arrived in the Hensall. Fire truck and was greeted by the children. About 460 youngsters were each treated to a bag of potato chips, a chocolate bar and a bottle of chocolate milk. The children and parents were entertained with films with Bill Fuss in charge of the projector. The hall was packed to capacity with about 500 in the audience. Hensall Businessmen Association sponsored the project. Dave Kipfer born in Hay Mrs. Thomas Kyle Sr. received word of the death of her brother, Dave Kipfer of Albia, Iowa. He was 74 and was born in Hay Township. He was also a veteran of the First World War where he was wounded and in the gas invasion. Surviving are one son, Donald of Albia, Iowa. His wife, one son and one daughter predeceased him. Also surviving are two sisters, Nancy and Ella; two brothers, Ezra Kipfer, Hensall and Simon, in the USA. By MRS. NORMAN LONG ,KIPPEN The annual Christmas concert at St. Andrew'S. United Church was held last Monday evening with a good attendance, Opening remarks were made by the Sunday School Superintendent Ha n k Binnendyk, who was chairman for the evening. A pantomine by the nursery class was enjoyed by all, as were recitations by Heather McLean and Dennis McBride, a tree recital by the kindergarten class, a number by the primary class, a pageant by the junior and intermediate classes and a tableau by the choir. Santa appeared With gifts and treats for all the children. KIPPEN UCW The Christmas meeting of the Kippen UCW was held in the church schoolroom Tuesday evening with Mrs. Robert Elgie presiding. Mrs. Bert Faber gave a devotional of "Christmas" and offered a prayer. Mrs. Elgie and Mrs. Edison McLean visited during the "White Gift Sunday" was observed in Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday, when Rev. John C. Boyne B. A.B.D. gave an inspiring Christmas Message entitled "By His Son." The choir under the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall contributed an anthem. The flowers in the church were in memory of the late George Tinney, Exeter. Following the service the Sunday School Christmas program and White Gift Service was presented in the Church school, under the direction of Mrs. Harvey Hyde with Mrs. Mildred Bell accompanying at the piano. Sunday is Christmas Sunday which will also mark Rev. Boyne's last Sunday in Carmel Church. UNITED CHURCH NOTES Flowers in the United Church Sanctuary Sunday morning were in memory of Mrs. William Dinnin, placed by the family. Rev. Harold F. Currie expressed his thanks during the service to the ladies who decorated the church so beautifully and to the Guides and Brownies for their gift of two poinsettias. 0 1 #0 0 0 0 0 0 04 month or November. Norman Dickert gave the Sunshine report, "Christmas in my homeland" was Presented lay Mrs. 13innendYli from Holland; Mrs, Jack Bell from Denmark and Mrs, Tom Reid from France. Mrs, Keith Lovell favored with a solo accompanied by Mrs. Gerald Moffat, Mrs, Ronald McOregor continued the theme of the meeting showing slides of the lioly City, Mrs. Bell thanked all who had taken part at the meeting and hostesses Mrs. Ken McKay and Mrs. Robert Kinsman served a Yuletide lunch, PERSONALS Robert and Bert Thomson visited Tuesday with Mary Thomson, a patient in War Memorial Sick Children's Hospital, London. She is reported doing as well as can be expected and hopeful of sitting up in about three weeks. Jack Dickert, brother of Mr. and Mrs. N. Dickert, pascPd away in Harriston Saturday. Special Christmas services will be held. Sunday morning at 11 a.m. The Sunday School Session will be withdrawn so all the people could attend in families. Holy Communion will be held Christmas Eve, December 24. Pack 12 boxes at Chiselhurst The December meeting of Chiselhurst UCW opened with the theme song. The Sunday School rooms were suitably decorated in Christmas motif. Mrs. Thos Brintnell opened with a Christmas Message for 1968. Mrs. Earl Kinsmen presented the worship service, assisted by Mrs. Percy Harris. The missionary prayer was offered by Mrs. Russell Brock. Rev. Harold Currie presented "The Message of Christmas" with the scripture taken from the old and new testaments. Mrs. Alf Ross chose "Star of the East" for an instrumental. Twelve Christmas boxes were packed for the sick and shut-ins. Mrs. Richard Taylor gave a talk on "Human Rights." Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kirk, Mrs. Wilfred Foster ' Port Stanley, Visited recently With Mr. & Mrs. Louis Kirk and family, Mrs. N. Long attended a tea Friday at the home of Mrs. MeEwan, Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. David Cooper spent the weekend with the latter's parents at Wheatley. By MRS, S. HUTTON. Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Walters visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Dayman and family, Kippen. Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs. Hazel Coward, Mrs. Wm. Walters, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Mrs. Mabel Gilfillan and Mrs. Reba Clarke visited Friday evening with Mrs. Phil Here, celebrating her birthday. Mrs. Isabell Sugden,Tennyson Johns visited Sunday with Mrs. Bessie Franks, St. Marys. John Wilson is in the doctor's care. Harold McLachlan has an oil drilling outfit on his farm. Norman Vincent of Grand Bend visited Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Geo Mac Intyre of Grand Bend have moved to Thedford. The Pentecostal church Thedford, is having its Christmas concert Friday. CASTROL SUPER 2-STROKE MOTOR OIL for your Snowmobiles at your Hensall Co-Op Zurich or Brucefield Kippen children participate HENSALL YOUNGSTERS ENJOY SANTA'S PROGRAM. Hensall WI sees Spencer slides during annual Christmas party The Tax Savings We Discover Often More Than Pay Our Fee!! Income Tax Returns $3.00 up DUTOT BUSINESS RECORDS and TAX SERVICE CENTRES HENSAL L., ONT. 262-240 Kenneth A. Dutot, Manager 9 A.M.. 9 F,M, OFFICES THROUGHOUT ONTARIO Hensall churches plan Christmas time events • Operated by Brewers Warehousing Co, Ltd. Now,AfAcomfaysesteimoswe. Gifting Ideas •