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By MRS. WE L LWOOO GILL
GRAND BEND
The December meeting of the
Grand Bend UCW was held
Thursday with members of
churches in the community
taking part. Mrs. Wattam was
guest speaker.
Mrs. Gerald Kading presided
for worship and proram.
Mrs. Robert Hoffman was
guest soloist, Mrs. Wm. Blewett
read the scripture and stories
were read by Mrs. Wm. Brenner,
Mrs. Robert Keyes, Mrs. Alex
Hamilton, Mrs. Emery
DesJardins and Mrs. Wellwood
Gill.
At the close of the meeting
Mrs. Elgin Webb thanked the
ladies including Mrs. Mansel
Mason at the organ and Mrs.
Clarke Kennedy at the piano.
A Christmas tea and bake sale
was held in the church school
room following the meeting.
DRAW WINNERS
This week's winners of the
Grand Bend Businessmen's draw
were: $20.00, Douglas Weston,
Thedford; $10.00, Mrs. Lorne
Luther, RR 1 Grand Bend;
$5.00, Alberta George, Forest;
$5.00, G. L. Austin, Arkona.
Congratulations to the winners.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
Sunday December 14, Rev. E.
Insley of St. Johns-by-the-Lake
Church dedicated a plaque with
the names of all rectors who
have served this church over the
years.
It was given by Mr. & Mrs.
Eric Mcllroy in memory of the
late Mr. & Mrs. Hermon Gill.
An altar cloth, the gift of the
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A GOOD DEED FOR THE DAY — During Friday's snow storm a couple of students at Exeter public
school came to the rescue for a teacher who was faced with a frozen windshield. Above, Doug Hansen
and Randy Cairnie are helping Mrs. Arnold Desjardine. T-A photo,
Resort churches unite
for ladies' festive event
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20 Wanted To Rent
3 BEDROOM HOME in Hensel
or surrounding area for Janu-
ary 1 or 15, 1970. Urgent.
Please phone collect (519)648-
2323 anytime. 11:18c
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
JACOB FISCHER,
Late of the Village of Dash-
wood, in the County of Huron.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required
to forward full particulars of
their claims to the undersigned
on or before the 10th day of
January, 1970 0, after which date
the assets will be distributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY
18 The Square Goderith, Ont.
Solicitors for the E11:
state.
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SANTA VISITS CREDITON — Santa Claus was a busy fellow Saturday, as various communities invited
the jolly individual. The Creditors Social Club sponsored a party for district children Saturday night.
Shown above sitting on Santa's knee are Scott Jesney and Kathleen Nithfield while Brad Gibson and
Penny Smith look on. T-A photo.
Representative For Exeter, Hensel', Zurich,
Huron. Park, Crediton, Dashwood, Centralia
R. Norm Tait
Representative Of
THE .LONDON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
HensaIl
Phone 202-2406
Times-Advocate, peconlbar 18, 1969 Page 13
Notice
To Keep Our Prices As Low
As Possible In The Face of
Increased Costs . . .
AFTER JAN. 1, 1970
There Will Be A
Charge of 250
An Order For
HOME DELIVERY
OF GROCERIES
• DARLING'S IGA
• A &H SUPERIOR
• EXETER FROZEN FOODS
• STAN FRAYNE GENERAL
STORE
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Christmas Comes Once A Year
And It Deserves The Best
You Can Be Sure, Have No Fear
Hayter's Turkeys Stand the Test
HAYTER'S FRESH
TURKEYS
Hens 12 to 16 lbs. 59' lb.
4 9 lb. Toms 22 to 25 lbs. - A
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We Also Have a Good Selection of Oucks and Chickens For Your
ROASTING CHICKEN
STEAKS T-Bone or Wing
WIENERS Kitchener Packer
BEEF PATTIES
GIANT BOLD
CHEESE Pine River
SOUP Heinz Tomato
RED GRAPES California
ORANGES Sunkist 113's
RAISINS Australian Seedless
ORANGE JUICE Old South Frozen
53'
99'
99' L.
lb. 69
12c/off 89'
lb. 69'
4 for 49'
ibs. 39'
Doz, 59'
2 lbs. 69'
12 Oz. Diu for95'
Festive Feasting
5 lb. average lb.
lb.
2 lbs.
Lean
At the Service Counter
Season's Greetings
To All Our Friends and Customers
YOUR PATRONAGE HAS SEEN APPRECIATED
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Christmas. Let's hope Santa is
listening and they get their wish.
Lucan played two games this
week travelling to Mitchell on
Tuesday night, and hosting the
Lambeth Flyers last night. We
hope you enjoyed one or both
of these contests.
Merry Christmas to all, and
let's bring the whole family to
see the Irish next week.
IRISH STATISTICS
G A
Dennis Burt 11 14
Tom Hodgins 10 11
Mike Anderson 9 7
Jeff Craig 8 8
Dave Revington 7 8
Dennis Carty 5 10
Ken Needham 6 5
Jim Hearn 4 5
Tom Anderson 3
Gord Hardy 4
Andy Hardy 1
Steve English 0
Brian Urbshott
Brad Barclay 0
Allan Kraul 0
Pts
25
21
16
16
15
15
11
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Wrestling
— Continued from page 8
in the meet scoring, South
Huron winners were Mike Miller,
Gary Gibson, Dave Jantzi and
Bob Moc re.
The South Huron wrestling
squad will be meeting some
formidable competition in an
eight-team invitational meet in
Kitchener on January 3.
Competing along with the
local school will be two teams
from Toronto and
representations from Kitchener,
Waterloo, Preston, Guelph and
Galt.
24 Tenders Wanted
CARETAKER WANTED.
Sealed tenders for caretaking of
KIRKTON UNITED gHIVIKH
for the year 1970.
Duties to start January 1/70.
Please state salary expected
and mark envelopes "Tenders",
Tenders to be in the hands of
the undersigned by noon
December 27, 1969,
MAX SWITZER, SEC.,
RR 1 St. Marys, Oa
Skiing
This season is off to an early
and busy start. Before we all go
rushing off to the slopes there
are a few things we can do to
prepare for a season of safe
skiing.
All equipment should be gone
over very carefully. Check the
ski bases for gouges, if there are
any fix them now before they
get worse. (You can buy
material for this.)
Next, check your edges, are
they loose? It's easier to tighten
them now than to replace a
piece later. Most important of all
is the bindings.
These should be sprayed with
silicone to keep them moving
freely, If you think adjustments
are necessary have a specialist
make them. (His fees are less
than the good folks at a
hospital.)
You've finished the
important things now but don't
forget to waterproof your boots
and check your laces.
With these things done and a
coat of wax on your skis you'll
be ready for a fun-filled safe day
in our Canadian winter. By the
way, while you're at it a light
coat of wax on the top of your
skis will prevent the snow from
sticking.
Some words of advice for
Christmas shoppers. Remember,
the most important pieces of
equipment are the boots, next
are the bindings, skis, clothes
and poles, in that order.
In future columns we'll be
covering local events. If you
have any information you'd like
to see in this column, drop a line
to SKIING care of the T-A.
Irish downed
by Zurich
By CLARE STANLEY
December 10th the Zurich
Dominions downed Lucan Irish
Six by a 4-3 score. Both teams
provided the largest crowd of
the season with an exciting
hockey exhibition.
Cheap penalties that plagued
the Irish at the beginning of the
season have decreased and the
fans are seeing Junior hockey at
its best. This game saw only
twelve penalties called, one only
being a major.
The scorers for Lucan were
Tom Hodgins with two goals,
and Dennis Burt with a single
which came at 19.28 of the third
period, when the Lucan net was
left vacant in favour of an extra
forward.
Bill Sterling scored twice with
singles going to John Loader and
Ron Corriveau for the Zurich
Dominions.
The first star was the
goal-tender for Zurich Gary
Jeffrey who stopped thirty-one
Irish attempts. Second star went
to Bill Sterling of Zurich for his
offensive and defensive play.
Third star was awarded to the
Irish Captain Tom Hodgins. The
referees for the game were Gus
Bussey and Murray Butcher.
Lucan fans in greater number
are travelling to the
away-from-home games and a
second bus is being considered
by the Lucan executive. The
Irish have indicated they would
like to give the fans third place
in the league as a gift for
Craig. The occasion was their
40th wedding anniversary.
The Grand Bend UCW
entertained at the Blue Water
Rest Home at Zurich last
Tuesday evening.
Sunday, December 21, will be
Christmas worship service at
Grand Bend United Church. The
Sunday school will join with the
congregation in a white gift
service at 11:15 a.m.
Mrs. Ross Rowe in a hospital
there with an infant daughter.
Mr. & Mrs. John McLauchlan,
Kathryn, David and Karen were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs,
Glenn Jeffery.
Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner,
Charles and John met Miss Ethel
Miner of Bale Verte Hospital,
Newfoundland last Saturday.
Miss Miner is home for two
weeks holidays. Miss Patricia
Miner of Sarnia spent the
weekend with her parents.
Sunday guests with Rev, and
Mrs. Miner were Miss Margaret
and Mr. Charles Trewartha, Mr,
Walter Langford, Kitchener; Mr.
& Mrs. Norman Trewartha,
Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Langford and Carl of Woodham.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kernick,
Ted and Mary were guests
Sunday with Mrs. Reg Castle,
Lon don.
Mr. Archie Etherington spent
a few days last week with his
parents Mr. & Mrs. Albert
Etherington, St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Stewart,
Nancy, Deborah and Karen,
Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Stewart,
Janice, Sandra and Michael, Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Stewart and family
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Floyd Stewart.
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By MRS HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
St. Paul's ACW met at the
rectory on Thursday evening
with Mrs. Won, Schaefer
presiding,
rs. Mrs. Wtn. Waghorn read a
Christmas reading.
Mrs, Rokeby-Thorrias told her
experience of spending
Christmas in the Arctic.
Mrs. Garth Blackler presented
the slate of officers for 1970
which are as follows: president,
Mrs. Wm. Waghorn;
vice-president, Mrs. Clayton
Smith; secretary, Mrs. Burns
Blackler; treasurer, Mrs. Harold
Davis; pianist, Mrs. Claire Sisson;
decorating committee, Mrs, Alex
Irvine and Mrs. John Simpson;
floral committee, Mrs. Miller
McCurdy and Mrs. Maurice
Blackler; prayer partner and card
secretary, Mrs. Wm, J. Blackler.
UCW
The Christmas meeting of the
UCW was held at the home of
Mrs. Jack Switzer, Wednesday
afternoon. Christmas was the
worship service theme with Mrs.
T. Elliott in charge. Mrs. W.
Kirkby led in prayer following
the first carol. The scriptures
were read by Mrs. R., Denham,
Mrs. V. Johnson and Mrs. Lorne
Marshall .
Mrs. Jack Urquhart and Mrs.
T. Elliott gave readings and
poems were read by Mrs. H.
Burgin, Mrs. A. Eveleigh and
Mrs. R. Heard. Mrs. C. Ross sang
a Norwegian carol and a German
carol.
Mrs. Allen McLennan of
Elimville, in Norwegian costume,
spoke on Christmas customs in
Norway, and also in Africa,
where she had lived for a time.
Carols were sung during the
service. A social time was
enjoyed at the close.
PERSONALS
Mr. Everett Doupe and Mr.
Bill Maddock are patients in
Stratford General Hospital.
Mr. Tom Crew and Mr. Herb
Anderson and Mrs. Annie
Pearson are patients in St. Marys
Memorial Hospital.
Dawn Blackler and Pat Chang
of Toronto spent the weekend
with Mrs. Maurice Blackler.
For an easy and different
sandwich filling, using cooked
turkey, follow the Poultry
Products Institute's suggestion
of combining chopped turkey,
chopped hard-cooked eggs, diced
celery and finely sliced radishes,
if available, Blend to taste with
salad dressing or mayonnaise
mixed with a little peanut
butter.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The Happy Doubles Club
held their Christmas banquet at
the Dashwood Hotel on
Thursday evening. After the
banquet all returned to the
home of the presidents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne.
Mrs. Ballantyne opened the
worship with a Christmas Call to
Worship, A number of Christmas
carols were sung. Mrs.
Ballantyne read the scripture
lesson in story form, followed
with prayer and a story "The
Gift of the Magi" by Mrs,
William Rohde. Mrs. Ballantyne
read a Christmas poem.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah Benediction. Lunch was
served by the hostess and her
assistants.
There will be carol singing to
the shut-ins on Friday evening at
7:15 p.m.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Archie Etherington, Mrs.
Barry Miller, Mrs. Stewart Miner,
Mrs. William Rohde and Mrs.
William Rowcliffe entertained
the ladies at Braemor Manor
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rowe
visited on Sunday with Mr. Ross
Rowe, Simcoe and also with
ACW was also dedicated.
The new executive of the
ACW was installed at the service.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Gibson, Tom
and Mr. Gibson Sr., Brampton
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Patterson and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Ron Mitchell and boys at Ailsa
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enjoy festive fete