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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 16NEW' HENSALL ODDFELLOWS Hensall Lodge 223 of the Independent Order of Oddfellows received new members Thursday night. Back, left, District Deputy Grand Master Percy Noels, Ross McBeath, James Aikenhead, Charles Dalrymple, Wayne Love, Gerald Johnson and District Deputy Grand Warden Alex. McBeath, Front, Earl McNab, Bob Taylor, Grant St. John, Gerald Upshall and Grant Jones, T-A photo Plan for centennial Thompson-Warner Appointment JIM GUENTHER Thompson-Warner Mts. Ltd., Grand Bend, are pleased to announce the ap- pointment of Jim Guenther to their Sales Staff. Jim is a lifelong resident of the area and an ac- tive participant of local sports. Should you be in- terested in buying or leasing a new car or truck, or any used vehicle. Be sure to give Jim a call, at 238-2391. He would greatly appreciate an opportunity to serve you. OMNI t 11 MIIII IHOVIP5ON-140RNER Opow 7 Hy. "Ike Papa a Doe! WM," GRAND BEND 238.2391 HENSALL & DISTRIcT COMMUNITY CENTRE 262-3206 Week of December 8-14 MONDAY & TUESDAY Curling WEDNESDAY '3:30-5:00 p.m. Public Skate 6:30-10:30 p.m. Minor Hockey vs Huron Park THURSDAY 2:30-3:30 p.m. Moms & Tots free ,admission 8:30 p.m, Hensall Intermediates vs Centralia FRIDAY 7:00-9:00 p.m. Oldtimers 10:1.5 p.m. Open ice Mailable SATURDAY Morning Minor Hockey 1:00-3:00 p.m. Free public skate courtesy of Hensall Legion Auxiliary 7:00-9:00 p.m. Family Public Skate SUNDAy 1:00-100 p.m. Public Skate Open ice time available after 5:30 p.m. HENSALL PARKS BOARD NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Tickets now on sale at Kozy Korners or Parks Board Members. Admission $20.00/couple. Sponsored by Agripress Canada Ltd. INANCIAL, . • MANAGEMENT' (To, help yo0 make the mast-from your farming donors) Centralia College of AgrIcultyrol 'Technology and area. OMAF personnel. in co-operation With Canada Employment and Immigration commission 'offer this CONTINUING LoucAms.O.PPONTUNITY. In two. locations WHEN; February 3-26 (Tuesdoys9:00 4:00 P.m. and Thursdays 1:00 p.m. 4;00 p.m.) WHERE; Legion Hall,.Wingham. WHEN: February. .4-27(Wednesdays 9;00 p.m, 4:00 p.m. and Fridays 1:00 p,m, - 4;00 p.m.) WHERE: Centralia College, Hvron Park • FOR MORE INFORAMTION CONTACT: 0.M.A,F. Huron, Clinton, Ontario (519) 482-3423 O,M.A.F, Bruce, Walkerton, Ontario (519) 8014301 Continuing Education, • , Centralia College of Agricultural Technology 0 Ministry of " Huron Park, Ontario Apiruitur. (519) 228-6691 Ontario and Food SEE THE FLOWER BASKET For Christmas Arrangements And Supplies All Arrangements Till Dec. 20, 1980 1 st house south of Hensall on west side of #4 highway HOURS 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wed. Thurs, Fri. Sat. 15% off D. Gerstenkorn Reid's Kosy Corner Restaurant Main St. Hensall Stuck for That Special Gift? Give a gift certificate for our FRIDAY NIGHT STEAK SPECIAL T-Bone or Strip Loin STEAK includes potatoes vegetables, salad, bread & butter tea 8, coffee $g5o Only 1111111. Your choice each and every Friday night Served from 5. to 7 p.m. Lodge welcomes newcomers tile group studied The Gospel of John. For this closing study the group remained at the church for a noon hour luncheon and time of fellowship which was en- joyed by everyone. Legion-ladies make donations The. Henball Legion Ladies' Auxiliary met on Thursday evening owing to the weather conditions on Tuesday evening and the president Mrs. Beatrice Uyl presided, Donations were sliced Devon bacon 500 grin. pkg. round boneless smoked ham in the piece $2 .09, lb. HOURS: Tues., Wed., Thurs.; & Sat. Fri. 8 a.m. 9 pure pork sausage $1 .09 lb. The people of the Christ- mas story and their significance in the world of today were recalled by Mrs, Alma Langford of Exeter when she spoke to the December general meeting of the Henson United Church Women on Monday- Members of Chiselhurst UCW were invited guests at the meeting, Mrs. Nan Britton in- troduced Mrs. Langford and Mrs, Florence Slade thanked her and presented her with a gift, The meeting was held in the Church and conducted by the UCW president Mrs, Diane Gerstenkorn , She opened with a poem Christ- mas Wish and the UCW theme song. Mrs. Audrey • Joynt, Mrs. Helen Seane of Unit one and Mrs. Kay Elder conducted the devotional. The Christmas story was read and thoughts on ex- 'pressing the love of Christ- mas were given. Preceeding the general meeting, the annual business was held, presided over by Mrs. Gerstenkorn, who opened with a poem "Christ- mas Comes". The annual regional meeting will *be held at Brucefield United Church on January 25 and a ' special events day will be held at Central United church in Stratford on April 13, The Herisall UCW annual meeting will be on January 21. Committee reports were given by Mrs. Kay Mock, Mrs. Hilda Payne, 'Mrs, Grace Drummond, Mrs. Helen Scane and Mrs. Mona Alderdice. Unit reports were given by Mrs. Audrey Joynt, Mrs. Joyce Pepper and Mrs. Nan Britton. Treasurers report was given by Mrs, Shirley McAllister. The budget for 1981 was presented by Miss Mary Goodwin, Donations were voted to •Seeds to Zaire, the research' Centre, at Mitchell, family and children's services, Alma College, manse debt, and the Scouts. Memorial money received is to be used to donate a braille hymn book for use in the church. The slate of officers for 1981 was presented by Rev. Stan McDonald and Mrs. Grace Drummond and was accepted by the members; past president, Mrs, Grace Drummond; president, Mrs. Diane Gerstenhorn; first vice president, Mrs. Hilda Payne; second vice presi- dent, Mrs. Joyce Pepper; secretary, Mrs. Helyn Drysdale; treasurer, Mrs, Shirley McAllister; stewardship and finance chairman, Miss Mary Goodwin; communications co-ordinator; Mrs. Hilda Payne; leadership develop- ment, vacant; church in society chairman, Mrs. Audrey Christie; World Outreach chairman, Mrs. Kay Mock; Christian developMent chairman, Mrs. Kay Elder; in church chairman, Mrs. Mona Alder- dice; manse committee chairman, Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn; nursery, Mrs. Hazel Corbett; nominations chairman, Mrs. Grace Drummond; unit leaders, Unit 1, vacant, Unit 2, Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Unit 4, Mrs. Nan Britton. The Christmas meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute will be held at the United Church on Wednes- day, December 10 at 8 p.m. All area women are invited to join us for this meeting. Unit four meets The Christmas meeting of Unit four of the Hensall United Church was held in the Fellowship Hall on Thursday with thirteen members and one visitor present. Rev. Stan McDonald presided for` the meeting in the absence of the leader Mrs. Nan Britton. Mrs. Dorothy Mickle was secretary for the meeting. Thirty-one visits were made to the sick and shut-ins by the group during the past month. Mrs. Mary Roobal ,reported cards had been sent out and Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt, treasurer gave a splendid financial report for the year, Mrs. Rena Caldwell, social convener for the group spOlte and thanked the ladies for their wonderful help during the year. "Thank you" notes were read from Mrs. Susan Purdy and family and' also from her sister-in-law Mrs. Mabel. Selves.s The congregational meeting will be held January 21 in the new year, The nominations were condticted by Rev, McDonald and all the officers were re-elected. Rev. McDonald had charge of the Christmas program reading several poems "Let There .Be Songs", ."The Christmas Story", "Where Is The Star?",, "The Shepherds 'Tale" and "A Child at the Creche" and in between each poem a carol was sung with Mrs.Mickle accompanying at the piano. Mrs. Susan Purdy received . the offering and it was dedicated, She also acted a hostess for the meeting. Following this "The Christmas Story" from Luke; "The Christmas Story" from Matthew and the story "Out Of The Ivory Papaces" were read with a carol sung after each. Carmel Church Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day afternoon and spoke on "Love To Witness". Mrs. Robert Taylor presided at the organ and led the choir in the service of song. The Van Weiren sisters sang 'three numbers. Sunday, December 14 the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. Mr. 'Ron Fleming will be guest soloist. Sunday, December 21 a special service combining the talents of the Church School Children and the youth group will be held at the hour of 1:30 p.m, A joint candlelight carol service for the three con- gregations will be held Sun- days evening at Carmel Church Hensall, Amber Rebekah Lodge exchange with Secret Sisters Amber Rebekah Lodge members held their Christ- mas meeting on Wednesday evening with a very good attendance. Noble Grand Bertha MacGregor presided assisted by the Vice-Grand Gladys Coleman, who gave the report of the visiting committee. The treasurer gave the financial report. A donation was sent to the CPT com- mittee to assist in the treats for shut-ins, also donations to the Family and Children's Aid Services. Christmas greetings were received from DDP Verna Thomas and sister lodges, also Depu- ty Commander Ernie and Olga Chipchase. The members will attend the lodge meeting in Clinton January 5 when assembly president Myrtle Patterson makes her official visit, Following the meeting the entertainment committee Vera Lemmon, Evelyn McBeath, Beatrice Richard- son and Edith Bell led in carol singing with Evelyn at the piano. Dorothy Parker gave two readings "Medita- tion On Decorating" and "A Gift That Really Counts". Hazel Corbett also gave two readings "A Soldier" and "White Christrhas". A gift exchange followed when the sisters discovered who their "Secret Sisters" were. Queensway staff to entertain The staff and residents of Queensway •Nursing Home are entertaining the volunteer groups to a Christ- mas Social on Monday, December 15 from 2-4 p.m. The Family Christmas Social will be held on Sun- day, December 14. Visitors with Louise Mitchell and Mrs. Kendrick were Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren. Iva Ridley and Chester Dunn visited Vera Lammie and Louise Mitchell. Mary Oesch visited with her husband Pat Oesch. Don Rozendal visited with his wife Alice. Rev . Hargreaves o f Thames Road held the worship service last week. Neil Regan won the high bowling score for men with 127 and Edna Youn won for the ladies with 96, Legion and ladies' auxiliary entertain families The Hensall Legion and ladies' auxiliary entertained their families at their Christmas party on Sunday. Films were shown any Santa Claus arrived and presented the children with gifts and treats. Refreshments were served at the doge. ,Hensall. Lodge 223, Independent Order of Oddfellows, under the leadership of Noble Grand Brother Joe Grigg, have embarked on a very in- dustrious program to mark the 100th year of Odd- fellowship in Hensall a memorable occasion. During the past month 12' new members have been initiated into Oddfellowship; namely, James Aikenhead, Charles Dalrymple,. Glen Hay ter, Gerald Johnson, Grant Jones,. Wayne Love, Ross McBeath, Earl McNab, Grant St. John, Robert Taylor, Gerald Traquair and Gerald Upshall. The several committees have been formed and are at work with preparations for many activities during the year with the final celebration on October 24, 1981. Past Grand Brother Alex McBeath, now filling the office of District Deputy Grand Warden for South Huron District will be in- stalled District Deputy Grand Master in June and it is hoped that the Grand Master of Ontario will be able to arrange his official visit to South Huron to coincide with the above date. Christmas pageant Hensall United Church was filled on Sunday mor- ning as the congregation were led once again to the manger of Bethlehem through the annual Christ- mas Pageant and Carol Ser- vice. The Sunday School students p'ortraye'd so beautifully the night of Jesus birth with the junior and senior choirs adding to the message through the word in music. Rev. McDonald, who produced and directed the pageant, conducted the ser- vice. Mrs. Nan Britton became the grandmother of the Kindergarten children and told of her memories of Christmas as the Sunday School students acted Out the Christmas story. The ser- vice opened with the lighting of the Christmas Candle by Steven Gerstenkorn, representing the teens of the congregation; this was followed by a very beautiful and moving anthem "A Prayer for Christmas" by the junior choir. Other contributions through music by the junior ' choir were "Only A Stable" by the junior boys section of the choir; "Still The Night, Holy The Night" by the junior girls with the boys humming as a background. Two very moving carols, "In Excelsis Gloria" byHenry J. Gauntlett and "Ring, 0 Bells" based on a Bohemian carol, and "Others" from "Because Of Jesus Birthday" as the congrega- tion presented their white gifts before the manger. Adding to the message through music Jim Thrower and Peter Cook sang a duet as the shepherds watched their flocks in the fields "As Lately 'They Watched" and Pam Gackstetter sang "Away In A Manger" as Mary and Joseph looked on the Baby Jesus in the manger. The Pageant closed with Belva Fuss singing a very beautiful solo by Robert J. Hughes "Thank God For Christmas Day". Mrs. Joyce Pepper was pianist for the service with Mary Moffatt on the organ and Rev. McDonald as direc- tor of the junior choir. Those portraying the first Christmas through pageant Were Mary, Dianne Hamilton; Joseph, Rodney Parker; the angels, Janet Mowatt, Susan Flynn,, Paula Boatto and Elizabeth Thompson. The shepherds were John O'Brien, Michael McGregor and Rick Topp; the wise men were Brian Topp, Tim Brock and Mark McGregor. Grace Drummond greeted the worshippers and Brian Beer and Glenn Slade were the ushers for the serviee. During the special White Gift Offering before the manger approximately eleven hundred and fifty dollars was given for the needy children of the world. The Bible Study Group held at the United Church each Tuesday morning held their last study for this' Unit on Tuesday, This group has been a tremendous success with an exceptionally large attendance at each study as made to the "Home Bound" at Huronview, Girls' Hockey Team, and Free Ice Time" for skating for the children. Treats will be taken to residents of the Nursing Home and gifts and treats to life Members and Shut-ins. Plans were finalized for the Children's Christmas Party and also plans made for catering to banquets. An exchange of Christmas gifts Was followed by a delicious lunch. Tickets are available for the "Money Doll" . at William's Hairstyling. 'TS35t: ; '(umYthti..or sweet mix 1 L BMWS Pickles tv 49 8thrs 45 oz tomato Juice c Check the `SAVE' cards on the shelves for many more in-store specials. OUR PLEDGE —VW endeavour to supply you the highest quality merchandise at the low- est area prices It that quality fails to please, Foodland will replace the product or refund the purchase price That's 10(1V0 satisfaction guaranteed. "Nana you for your patronage Staff S Mana emery Times.Advocale, December 10, 1910 Local church wortien mark festive season. Maple Leaf. sweet cured cottage rolls medium ground beef 1.89 lb sliced cooked ham $198 lb. sliced Maple Leaf bologna $109 lb. Old South frozen Florida 12.5 .oz Lipton dry 2's onion soup I I CI Blue Ribbon ground oolu nutmeg 44 g 1.79 1.22 =Ike bar bundle 3's ... 1:7°1 brosPaigNhen :2ns 8 oz. 19. oz. ' r79 son LHeibbiny: iwritthocodrna,toorsaitom sauce deep 61) , • - - i im Ibitels3914molzted kidney an I romiNJ Au 1.99 .111biti"Zikraut 28 oz. ''' . . 19 Schrieldert mg ular 5010 g Pkgi1.98 sliced side nn bactin I • WU. ittirWklqi 2.15 Parkay 3 lb. 'Ns bananas 35` no. 1 golden yellow HENSALL Dec. 15, 22; 29)d S MARK p 8 m . 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