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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-24, Page 20Page 4A Times-Advocate, December 24, 1975 ensa r and district news ;. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 'Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Happenings at Hensall „ 17191 E c k COI St 09 CHRISTMAS PLAY — Trainees at ARC Industries were treated to a Christmas play by their cohorts at their party last Saturday.ln the middle of the thespian action above are Colleen Carter, Clinton; Cameron Deline, Huron Park; Karen Whitmore, Egmondville; Leslie East of Exeter, Margaret Kehn, Exeter, Instructor Laurie Khatter, Clinton and Stan Pickering of Dashwood. T-A photo. Kippen East W.I. view film on birthday of Jesus SEASONS GREETINGS FROM: Russell and Irene Goldstein, Ross Veal, Tony Charrette, Allan Bisback, Keith and Dorothy Volland, Elsie Carlile, Linda Reid, Lee Johnston, Mary Hildebrant, Lola Nixon, Kip Green, Doug Kyle, John Charrette, Linda Beer, Beth Crerar, Mike Veal and Don,Sararas. Kraft Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING Kraft Canadian CHEDDAR CHEESE SLICES Parkay Margarine, 100% VEGETABLE OIL Jack's POTATO CHIPS All Purpose MOTHER PARKERS COFFEE Coronation DILL PICKLES Bere's Blanched or Spanish PEANUTS Realemon Concentrated LEMON JUICE Allen's Sweetened Reconstituted ORANGE JUICE Delmonte FANCY PEAS Orange Flavoured TANG CRYSTALS Aylmer CHOICE PEACHES 32 Fl. oz. $1.19 16 oz. $1.35 31b. $1.49 8 oz. 69' 11b. $1.29 32 Fl. oz. 69c Special Price 69' 24 Fl. oz. 65' Price 2/85' 14 FI, oz. 3/99' 4/3 14 oz. 99' 19F1.0z. 53s 12 oz. Prepriced 89, 48 Fl. oz. 12 Fl. oz. 79c 2/69' Ib, 3 69' 9' 1 lb. 138s Doz. FROZEN TURKEYS 854 Local Fresh Killed TURKEYS Toms 88' Hens lb. 95' lb. POLISH SAUSAGE lb 98' .F ROZEN FOODS Old South Concentrated ORANGE JUICE Abattoir 262-2041' """ FREEZER SIDE OF BEEF HIND OF BEEF LOIN OF BEEF BEEF PATTIES 12 Fl. oz. 2/89' F.1 tors., 262.2017 SPECIALS "'^S tore Processed lb. 954 Fully Processed lb. $1.15 Fully Processed lb. $1,29 10 lb, Bag $7.90 lb 98' s1.54 '1.69 '1.59 1 '1.09 4.58 lb. 98' Grade A DUCKS Maple Leaf whole, 1/2 or 1/4 FOOTBALL STYLE HAMS lb. Maple Leaf Boneless SMOKED PICNICS lb. Maple Leaf or Hint of Maple SIDE BACON lb, Schneiders 1 lb. Schneiders WIENERS 2 lb. pkg. Pure PORK SAUSAGE MEAT Crornarty auxiliary • 4 name slate of officers 0 Time for merriment and fun, for family gatherings, for caroling time to say thanks to all our customers and friends who make doing business such a pleasure. ANNE'S COFFEE SHOP Phone 235-1913 EXETER 41 rt • § !` PHONE 262-2023 Located at Bonthron Furniture Store HENSALL Otowor41040,:41zrAttmlmme$0?.0 is ql4i 0V4V.:idft1::?Aiarf4arkil*4 .01eava camr*Areg ce!Oei:a .cd•ceole:csiMatotetcsitlit'or$ la wed 4t ma =Is c:maN41:51a cvo cytacvcs ccqsi tvcs t:Ftlt"i s*tzi t;19.4.it;M oltzi c:Kti *Pt JOHN HEAL TV SALES magical season full of dreams come true ... that's what Christmas is. We wish you much joy. Your Electrohome Dealer with factory service. Couple's Club from the three congregations served a luncheon in the school-room. • Queensway highlights' Mrs. Ada Smillie was visited by Mrs, Grace Peck and Mrs. Hazel McNaughton. Danny Sullivan was visited by George Kennedy of Ilderton; also Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Melady of Dublin. Mrs. Skinner of Exeter visited Ruby Miners. Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter took the church service on Tuesday accompanied at the piano by Bob Cameron. The Kinettes represented by Sharon Doxlator visited the residents and presented them with treats. Robert Lammie visited Vera Lammie. Mrs. A Taylor was visited by Verna Gibbons of Summerhill. Mr, Lawrence Wein of Exeter visited the residents on Tuesday and led in carol singing. The Staff party was held on Wednesday evening. An en- joyable time was had by all and an exchange of gifts was followed by a delicious lunch. Personals Mr. & Mrs. William Mickle and family and Mrs. Florence Joynt were dinner guests on Sunday By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN Rev. Stephens 6f Brucefield was guest speaker at Kippen East W.I. when they met at the home of Mrs. Robert Kinsman with Grace Drummond co- hostess. Rev. Stephens read a story "If I Had Not Come." He then showed a very interesting and timely film strip on the Birth of Jesus. He was introduced by Ruby Triebner and thanked by Helen MacLean. Margaret Hoggarth commented on the motto "Resolve to take more time to read as it is the fountain of wisdom". She mentioned reasons for reading and stated we should not read valueless books. The roll call was answered by a "Childhood Memory of Christ- mas" which made us realize Christmas was much different in by-gone days -when one member said she was given twenty-five cents to buy presents for three of her family, Ruby Triebner chaired the program and Frances Kinsman the business, opening the meeting with a poem "Christmas Carolling". Proceeds from the Bake Sale were very gratifying and there will be a euchre in the Legion Hall, January 8, 1976 with the Centre group in charge. The sewing project was left over until the January meeting. The collection was sent to the Childrens Aid. Frances Kinsman and Grace Drummond will visit the Sunshine Sister for January, Christmas Carols and Songs were sung throughout the meeting. Verda Sinclair gave Courtesy remarks. Mona Alderdice, Phyliss Parsons and Grace Drummond were in charge of lunch. Santa arrived and distributed the secret pal gifts. Women's Institute Kippen East WI held a very successful Bake Sale in Joynt's store Hensall, December 14. Mrs. Vivan Cooper returned By MRS. ROBERT LAING. Mrs. John Templeman was hostess and chairwoman for the December meeting of the Marian Ritchie evening auxiliary on Tuesday night, She opened the meeting with a verse from a Christmas Card, "Teach Us to Live," "Away in a Manger", was sung and followed' by prayer. Hazel Harburn read the scripture from Psalm 24, verses 1-10. The roll call, Christmas Thoughts, was answered by 9 members and 1 visitor. The pianist, Mrs. Ivan Norris, played two instrumentals, "Winter Wonderland", and "Up on the Housetop." Joy to the World was sung. Mrs. Gordon Scott read the article, "His Name Was Called Jesus." The meeting closed with Silent Night and the Lord's Prayer. The 1975 annual meeting followed, The secretary's annual report was given by Mrs. Robert Laing, The treasurer's report, 0.Z• VieA N?j3127igMi:ISNiZ:)a-," given by Mrs, Lorne Elliott, Showed total receipts of $2,412.60 and expenses of $2,408.21. Other reports were given by Mrs, Larry Gardiner, Mrs. Ivan Norris, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Jean Carey, and Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Norman Harburn presented the slate of officers as follows: past president, Mrs. Frank Hamilton; secretary, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; assistant, Mrs. Lloyd Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Elliott; assistant, Mrs, Eldon Allen, pianist, Mrs. Ivan Norris; assistant, Mrs. Duncan Scott; work committee, Mrs. Lorne, Elliott, Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Mrs, Duncan Scottt; program- mes, Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs. Frank Hamilton. The offices of president and vice-president were filled from the floor, with Mrs. J. Carey and Mrs, J. Templeman being elected respectively. COOP Noble Grand Mrs, bertha MacGregor presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Wednesday evening assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs, Dorothy Parker, Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Margaret Consitt reported for the C.P.T. committee who are remembering the shut-ins Sunday with plants, Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker reported for the visiting committee and Margaret Consitt, Evelyn' MacBeath and Alice Ferg reported for the membership committee. Plans were made for Secret Pal Night In January, :Christmas Services Rev, W,D. Jarvis BA BD conducted Christmas Service in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday, with a special Christmas message. Linda Bell presided at the organ when Sunday School led in singing, "Little Drummer Boy." The Primary Class sang "Away in a Manger" and Sandra. Nixon sang a solo "Silent Night": Bare and Lisa Stretton, Darlene Faber, Darlene Varley, Karen •ShieIs, and Sandra Nixon sang "I*;:f'Yeu Know What You Hear?" and "We Three Kings". The three congregations held the candlelight carol service at 7:30. After an evening of special anthems and carol singing the with the former's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Charles Mickle of Hamilton is spending a few days this week with his mother before flying to the Caribbean for his Christmas vacation. 4c ic 4: Dear Santa How have you been? How has your wife been? I want something for my family and friends. I want a dog please, Thank you for the stuff you gave me last year, Elizabeth Sangster Age 7 Hensall * * * Dear Santa I would like a barbie doll Ken and a barbie suit case and a chocolate bar. Take good care of the poor children and all the children who have no mommy or daddy. Theresa Van Wieren RR1, Hensall Dear Santa How are you and your wife? I am fine. I would like a baler and a fire engine for Christmas. Love, XX00 Jason Hern Exeter from Greenville S. Carolina where she visited with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Cooper, Stephanie and a new baby Melody Lynn. Leslie Consitt won the grand championship with his 4-H Hereford and Limousin cross calf at Ontario Stockyard Junior Show in Toronto December 13. Congratulations Les. 4c 4: 4c Santa Claus By Angela Wraight Grade 5 Precious Blood School Santa with his bright red nose, Freezing, frost-bitten are his toes, Fat and chubby is his tummy, Carrying candies that are so yummy, Bringing us brand new trains And keen model red planes Then he has to say "so long." wa Staffa W.I. have fun , , g with nickname contest ti WooNicc$•ftn:,1:5g):Ni:sPfiaolia•o: Christmas lunch served by Mrs. tk ,::,. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN ivi STAFFA Mrs. George Vivian opened her home for the Christmas meeting •a. 5' of the Staffa Women's Institdte on Wednesday December 17 at g 8:30 p.m. with 17 members and 1 13 visitor present. The president Mrs. Charles Douglas presided and opened with the Institute Ode and Mary g Stewart Collect followed by a reading "A Christmas carol.” •5,. ti The roll call, a Christmas verse and introduce your secret pal and § present her with a gift, was an- swered by all. A contest on nicknames was led by Mrs. Bert Daynard, anyone not referring to another member by nickname for the remainder of meeting was fined 1 penny per name for Pennies for Friendship. District President Mrs. Carter Kerslake made the presentation k of a trillium cup and saucer to Debbie Winteringham.Staffa No. U 3 club for successfully com- pleting 12 4-H Homemaking clubs g and receiving her Provincial i Honours. Darlene Balfour has also completed 12 projects and Ii received her Provincial Honours, & but was unable to be present to § receive her cup and saucer. fe, Christmas Carols were sung 3t with Mrs. Daynard at the piano. 5 Mrs. Kerslake gave a report of a 5, w recent Board meeting and 5 1? reminded members of many e upcoming events. 31 The district annual was one of Ii them and Staffa is hostess. A ii5 card party is to be held in January with everyone welcome :5 and WI members to provide 3,3. lunch, Mrs, Barry Mahon gave a Si delightful account of an out- standing Canadian Woman who s turned out to be none other than c,, Mrs. Santa Claus," !! Everyone joined in singing .,, i "Away In a Manger" to close the meeting followed by a dainty SWEET GHERKIN PICKLES OR SWEET, PICKLED ONIONS Product U.S.A. FRUITS & VEGETABLES CRANBERRIES U.S. No. 1 EMPEROR GRAPES U.S. No, 1 Sunkist NAVEL ORANGES WEEKEND SPECIALS DECEMBER 22, 23, 24, 27, 30/31 JANUARY 2, 3 Please Note.. Price Freeze On All Non , Perishable Items Until January 16,197. Hensall Disfrict Wednesday, Dec. 24 - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m: CLOSED DEC. 25 and 26 Saturday, Dec. 27 - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Zhe spirit of the season is all around. May you, and those close to you, enjoy all the warmth and good feelings that go with this holiday. We're grateful for your loyalty. FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF * Hensall * Zurich * Brucefield a'an• STORE HOURS CLOSED, MONDAY DEC. 29 Tuesday, Dec. 30 - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 31 - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. CLOSED JANUARY 1 Friday, Jan. 2 - 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. Jan. 3 - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. I • Alvin Barbour, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. Russell Worden. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Scott, Jim, Bob, Kevin and Nancy left Friday to spend Christmas in Florida, Ernest Dow and Paul Miller have completed their first semester at the University of Guelph and are home with their families for the Christmas holidays. Bruce Eaton is home from Bangladesh to spend Christmas with his family. Mr. & Mrs, Alvin Cole and Jean and Geraldine Templeman, Stratford visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Tern- pleman and family. Mr, & Mrs. Clifton Miller were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ballantyne, London. Darlene Templeman and David McMaster. Waterloo visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family. Quite a number from this community attended the annual Christmas concert of the Mitchell District High School Glee Club, Sunday evening in the auditorium. Likes gifts from last year tear Santa Did you have a good summer? I like the things I got last year. This, year I would like a Kodak camera, some pens, pencels, pad of paper, binder, desk lamp, watch and a bible. I gess that is all for now, I cannot say any more but I will try to write a nice letter like this next year. bye for now. From Kenneth Johnston MARKET U 11 TlITITTITITTIT ITTITT111fin HENSALL — ONTARIO