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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-26, Page 15Dairy Store OPEN Mon. - Sat. 9- 10 Sun. 10 - 10 1 80 King Hensall 2§2-2840 Jello 3 oz. 85 g. asst flay. jelyew ts po 3/100 SKATING TIME — Thursday afternoon at the Hensall and district community centre moms and their tots take to the ice for an afternoon of fun on the frozen water. Readying daughter Katie for the skating session was Mrs. Kay Rathwell of Hensall. Churches busy .Timoi,Adv teMoverabit 19$9: Beavers visit veterinary clinic. Personals Mr. and Mrs, Jack Corbett visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams in Exeter, A number of seniors and I friends frornHensall enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto on Thursday where they at- tended the Royal Winter Fair. The. McNaughton tours fronuiderton were in charge - of the trip. Hensel' United Church Young People enjoyed a record and pizza party at the Manse on Friday evening with a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs, Carl Heppler, Dashwood Mr. John Soldan, Zurich were Sunday evening gueits with Mrs, Dorothy Mickle. Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Payne of London visited with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Payne on Saturday. FOR THE BEST DEALS IN TOWN Fire Up for Fun with. SPITFIRE® The Hensall. Heavers. travelled to: the Zurich Veterinary Clinic Thursday evening. Pr. Thiel showed the boys. and their leaders. the equipment And drugs. used in treating small and large animals and .answered their curious questions. This year, Gwen McClinchey was invested as a leader to help Marg Clarke, Joanne Willert and Eleanor Shiels. NeW Kits who were invested this, year are: Brian Gardner, Mathew Tinney„ Mark DeitzXhomas Scotch me.r, Jeremy Nellands, Simon Hall, Sean Kyle, and Jason. Reid. Scott Gould and Shawn Minn who were late starters will be invested soon when they've, learned their "Beaver Promise" and Motto, After envestiture parents. joined in a fun night. We would like to ask parents to save articles which might be useful' for craft work as our budget is limited and it's surprising what some call garbage can be recycled. by the boys. We will be working on some Christmas crafts. during the next few weeks and doing other seasonal activities. CarmelChurch Rev, Kenneth Knight conducted afternoon service. in Carmel Church Sunday speaking on "The Second Coming of Christ" taking his text from Matthew chapter 25 verse 13 "Watch Out, then, because you do net know the day or hour", Mrs. Robert Taylor presided.at the organ for the service of song. The Kirk Session will meet on Wednesday November 26 at 8 p.m, Choir practise will be held the same date Wednesday evening at 7:30; please attend as the Christmas music is being prepared, .The WMS and Ladies' Aid meeting will take the form of a pot luck luncheon at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bell on Monday, December 1st at 12:30 Also a special open Sunday school session at which Major McInnes of. the Salvation Army will speak on sharing Christmas on Sunday November 30 at 10:00 a.m. White Gifts will be accepted then or when possible. Explorers grow Hensall Explorers group continues to grow under the leadership of Mrs. Linda Traquair each Monday af, ternoon at four p.m. They plan their official initiation, service on Monday, December 1 with parents invited to attend. Hensall United Church To illustrate Stewardship in the church setting, Rev, Stanley McDonald read a modern parable which was acted out as a skit by Lorne and Joan Thrower and Brad Buchanan at the Hensall United Church on Sunday. In the skit, the Throwers dined at a fancy restaurant, were given an oversized bill, which they paid plus a 10-15 percent tip. for the waiter. However at church the next day, they decided that a silver coin was all that was needed for the offertory, The sermon was titled "Do you love the waiter more than God?" and. Rev, McDonald questioned why, what and how much Stewardship demands? The children's talk was illustrated by cutting a tenth of an apple away and seeing the large piece left for ourselves. Even if we give God a tenth (a tithe) He leaves us plenty for our- selves. Special music added to the joyousness of stewardship Sunday, the 16 voice choir singing "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by J.S. Bach, led by Dr. Ralph Topp at the organ, He also played "Sonata Pathetique" by Beethoven on the piano during the offertory. Amber Lodge to hold Christmas party Noble Grand Bertha MacGregor presided for the 5. Pug meeting, of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday assisted by Vice grand Gladys Coleman. The treasurer gave the financial report to date. Evelyn iVicHeath reported attending the meeting held in Clinton to arrange for the "speak OW' for the contestants for the United Nations trip to be held in March. Mrs. Verna Thomas D.D.P. for the district was 'appointed Chairlady. "Happy Bir- thday" was extended to Isobel Rogerson anti Leona Parke, Arrangements were made to hold the Christmas Party after the next meeting and to exchange gifts with ""secret sisters", Euchre Bingo was played followed by a delicious lunch. The Social Committee were Isobel Rogerson, Dorothy Corbett, Elizabeth Riley and Annie Reid. The en- tertainment committee were Vera Lemmon, Evelyn McBeath, Beatrice Richardson, Edith Bell R.K. PECK APPLIANCES "In The Heart of Down Town Varna" • Vacuum Cleaners • Soles and Service of most makes • CB Radios and Accessories • Speed queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances • Smoke Sensors • Insect Lights and Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts Varna. Ont. Phone 482.7103 This 287-lb. firecracker of a sled loves a good time. Simply throw your weight around, and Spitfire will immediately respond. Free-air 340 FireburstTM engine has direct drive. That's, about 40 less parts for you to worry about. Ski spindles are canted for superb stability. There are heavy-duty shocks and aluminum slide-rail suspension to cushion your ride. CDI, butterfly carb, too. Stop in today for a test drive. Fire Up for Comfort with TRAILFIRE ® 1111111 min Nen ism gm mo I limit 10 lbs. per family purchase from fresh and frozen portions freshly minced regular ground ;beef • AI'S Ontario MARKET 262-2017 HENSALL We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices effective Nov. 26, 27, 28, 29/80. We reserve the right to limit quantities. These items available at participating Foodlands only FOR YOUR BAKING NEEDS OODLAND --;-;;;" Aolatiartot! M/1 CHI T Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. HOURS: Fri. 8 a.m. -9 p.m. BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER -marg arise l lecoum 3lb, M=M= ME M E M 1 Bu Bonnet od 141 8811181111 ME k'•::fk • aleflit reah, FOOD WHO'S HELPING WHO? — When the skates just seem a little bit on the shakey side it's good to have a helping hand according to three year old Richelle Dignan. Mother Susan and Richelle were in fine skating form Thursday at the Hensall and district community cen- tre. grade A turkeys 20 lb average Celebrate atQueensway choice local beef rib roasts Schneiders wieners store packed wieners No trail is ever too long when you're on this "old smoothie". The secret is the John Deere comfort system: An 8-inch foam seat that puffs up after absorbing trail shock, A long-travel suspension that soaks up jolts. A super-low center of gravity and near perfect weight distribution make Trailfire remarkably stable and easy to handle, 340 or 440 FireburstIm engine, Features CDI, 34 mm carb, disc brakes. Find out how comfortable a snowmobile can be. Ride Trailfire. Fire Up for Action with LIQUIFIRE® No sled can hold a candle to this double--coOl performer. Oil-injected Fireburstrm engine and dual 36 mm carbs. Uses straight gasoline. Two-way cooling system takes the heat off, even in marginal snow. Sleek and agile, balanced and stable. See us today for a test drive, IIIIIRON TRACTOR Blyth 523-4244 Exeter 235-1115 "Birthday Greetings" to Marie Lester and Louis Pare who celebrated their bir- thdays at the Queensway Nursing Home last week. Rev. Forsythe of Exeter conducted the Church ser- vice accompanied by Robert Cameron and Carfrey Cann, The Bethel Reformed Church Ladies' entertained The Light ;Touch By = JACK ELAVENDER ii CHRISTMAS GIFT il Fs SUGGESTIONS i ::..2 FOR DAD i ::.", • A Homelite Chainsawg =from Mom ...5'.• Some chain oil, 2-cycle= =oil or perhaps a warms - i Homelite toque, from thee -El 1-,.. kids i • Or even a new chain for ibis present saw i."." i • Or a gift certificate so= EDad can pick his own. E. = E..For the best pick tome fo = Jack's "4 Small Engine Repair 2: Service al 107 Queen St., Hensall 262-2103 =for the finest name in Echainsaws andi gaccessories. mitotomilioltinowinititninlintir - the residents in playing Bingo and passed out treats. The Men's high bowling score was Albert Miazga with 125 and Mrs. Mary Parlmer for the ladies with a score of 78. Visitors with Irene Kalbfleisch were Violet Bishop, Joan Betteridge, Lynn Betteridge. Mrs. Vera Johnston visited her mother Mrs. Volland. Mervyn and Irene Dunn visited Vera Lammie and Louise Mit- chell, Mrs. Leonard also visited Louise Mitchell, 'Nelson Howe, Dorothy and Ronald Lee, Kay Cockwell, Marie and Winnifred Wilds. , Mr, and Mrs. A, Dogan visited Irma Wilds. John McDougall and Madeline Harburn visited Bella Drover. Mr. and Mrs. H. Benson visited Ethel Drover and Annie Becker visited with Muriel Triebner. Personals Rev. Stan McDonald at- tended a workshop on "Sudden Death and Helping the Survivors" this past week with the main speaker Dr. Robert Fulton, Director of the Centre for Death Education and Research, University of Minnesota. The workshop was sponsored by King's College, University of Western Ontario. Mrs. Murray Traquair who has been a patient in University Hospital, London undergoing treatment returned home last week. Mrs. Elaine Stebbins, Mrs. Hilda Payne and Rev. Stanley McDonald attended the communication workshop held at Exeter United Church on Wed- nesday evening. Rev. Stanley McDonald conducted the evening service at the Blue Water Nursing Home on Sunday, November 23 accompanied by Mrs. Belva Fuss and Mrs. Joyce Pepper who assisted with the music. The school sign read, "School zone—don't kill a child," Scrawled un- derneath: "Wait for teacher." ' It was in his Adventures of Tom Sawyer that Mark' Twain wrote: "Work con- sists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do." lb. sliced cooked ham 09 pure pork sausage choice blade roasts 2.09.. 48 oz. 1.36 L. juice Lipton Chicken Noodle 97M2Cnety/cigratill:C°re...m.i.u.M. ''' fe. Fld* .1-111 19 coftz ............ David's salted crackers 450 grm. reg. price $1.19 Cashmere white 4's toilet tissue Peg:vac* Farm Old Fashion 4 frozen. sst flay cake 1D15 & 1425 o2 I I. Phone 262-3316 9 till 5:30 IDEA 1