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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-17, Page 21Bank of . - Nova Scotia t*tamtvilovvowtretwasortiturostflalsrAtoretrimaiwurzw.40R0014--asgmAgmegovviowpgraNt Bank of Montreal Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Royal •. Junk' Clinton Community Credit Union pensive and fun way to, spend a Saturday evening, Come Out and Show Us your dan- cing Skills. Harold Borden is spending a, lot of time setting up the variety show which is to be held on January IS at the hail. Anyone who is 18 years or under and has some type of talent in the entertaining field should submit, his or her name to Harold or your school teacher. Don't he shy. Help us to make your life and those around you a little more enjoyable. The Qpti,14/rS. are again looking for needy families to assist at Christmaas, If you know of anyone in need please contact Mrs, Barb Gage at 2,8-0509 after 5:00 TileY aise ask anyone who wishes to droP off canned goods or good Wed toys at the schools or any of the drop off locations in the Park. Thank you for your generosity andkindness, Tile Algonquin and Columbia freeways are still in good operation. In fact, even with the inclement weather, the cars seem to be able to Pick up a little more speed, They can also save gas at the stop streets because with a, hit more pressure on the breaks it is JOIN HENSALL, EXPLORERS ---Recently, 13 young ladies joined the Explorers group who meet at Hensall United Church. In the bock row are Maureen Vandef800men, Susan Flynn, Mary Ducharme, Diane. Stebbins, Mary Ann Regier, Janet Mowart and Patty Regier. In the front-row ore Debbie Lawrence, Christine Rose, Lori Harburn, Pam Gackstetter, Elizabeth Thompson and Sherri Maxwell. Staff photo Hold party at Queensway 41 Bars t Rocking Chairs Swivel Chairs uP TO CiK .FARM MACHINERY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (Training in repair and maintenance skills for farm machinery) Centralia College of Agricultural Technology and area OMAF_personnel in co-operation with Canada Employment and Immigration Commission offer this CONTINUING EPUCATION OPPORTUNITY WHITING'S Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) • Antiques & Things Soles & Service MAIN 51 EXETER 235-1964 I Is Writ 5234244 Exeter 235-1115 vpia,mrs. POOK tin! needy .tarrives StephenOptimists and Santa Claus welcomed .on area treat kw" Santa Claus was . well for this. Parade whleh has do not have yours, contact received Sunday afternoon been held f9r the Past 4 me soonest, The $7.00 per in the communities of years that. I have been a person price of adMission Centralia and .Huron Park. resident. Without their help include*: dancing, food And Clowns and firemen Christmas would he dull favors. A maximum of 100 distributed Over -6QO bags Of around here. Thanks alsO tickets are being sold. candy to the children who goes Out to the youth and Word is getting around lined the reads. Following teenagers who along with the about our club's Saturday the parade Santa made an firetnen braved the sub-zero night dances, This past appearance on skates at the weather to run. around the weekend the. crowd was arena where again he was streets and to the doors of the double that of the last one, warmly greeted. houses with Ole candies, There will be two dances in Local industries and area New Years eve tickets are each of January, February merchants are responsible running out rapidly so if you and March. It's an inex. : ImatittatiomWaiktoWori‘riaimeartsiits.tiftvosigriewitiotaawizimtafisisottse.4 tlfitORWOROTRWMfgliiRVORM4S r 30th birthday and Alphonse and Betty Grenier 33rd wed- ding anniversary. Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline, Troyann and Mrs. Wm. H. Bell attended The World's Figure Skating Stuck For That Special Gift ? , TRY Lawn & Garden Furniture from Mrs. Bates visited with ticipated m "The Sacrament Louise Scringeour. Charlie of the Lord's Stinker". The and Reth Gilmore visited Class who joined were: Robert Dale visited with Agnes Cutting, Shirley Prou- ty visited several residents. John McDougall and Madeline Harburn visited with Bella Drover. Mrs. Tiedeman and Rose Grigg visited Ed Divine. Pete, Ruth, Nancy and Susan Durand and Mrs. Kipfer visited Nell Kendrick. Mr. and Mrs; *Gordon Wilhelm visited Edna Youn. Mrs. Sarah Wren, Mr, and Mrs. Prank Forrest visited with Fanny Clarke ' and Ethel Drover. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crich and family visited Wally Crich. Mrs. Shirley Luther conducted the worship service last week accompanied by Mrs. Brit- Ay If tt C • ._ . . A 8 Albert 26 Main 284 203 you're special' it's says, St., Clinton Main St., Sxeter Durham E., NsTETT St. S., Seatorth •f JEWELLERS Walkerton Anstett's . , rom „,...,.',-4.* - ,. r t.1%. ,D* , ., ,s,, OA 4 i ti • •,..._ - ,,,, , , f Slip into something stunning Ruby 2.70 ct. with 16 diamonds with 20,diamonds $3,300, both • • i ,.. Finger Finery Ruby 1,07 ct. with 28 diamonds $3,570,14 k. yellow gold , . . • iv tp co , , Wie .1"-' ' ' tl '''. V ,,,, ,, , ., $6,750, Blue Sapphire 4.63 at, 14 k. yellow gold , '.."ti:; ; , , .,. .., . ., • Famous names and faces Accutron Quartz Alarm $398, yellow gold colour, Caravelle Automatic with date $84.95, Bulova Quartz $230, gold filled Cross Pen Set $120 • ARC INDUSTRIES, DASHWOOD Picnic Tables Pot Stands Chairs Combination Tables Loveseats ( Flower Boxes End Tables , . Children's Furniture Custom Made Signs Take Advantage of Tax Exemption On All Lawn Furniture Seasons Greetings ARC INDUSTRIE DASHWOOD, ONTARIO' - 237-3667 glitimituttiitliiiiiiiiii10111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111911ffllli18111181111110110811 iiiiiiiiii88118811110 • HOLIDAY HOURS Wed., Dec. 24 - 10 a.rn, -.3 p,m, CLOSED DEC. 26 ' Wed.; Dec. 31 -.10 Q.M. 3 p.m CLOSED JAN. 1 Fri., Jan. 2 - 10 a.m. - 8 p.m,' The staff of Queensway Nursing Home held a ChriSt- mas social for families and friends on Sunday afternoon and would 'like to express sincere thanks for the number who came to make this gathering a great success, "Birthday Greetings" to Pat Oesch who celebrated his birthday this past week. Visitors with Mrs. Volland were Mrs. Beatrice Taylor; Mrs. Vera Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Volland. Visiting with Mrs. Triebner were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Triebner; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Triebner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Triebner, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Triebner and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Triebner. Les Mitchell and Brericla visited with the former's mother Mrs. Louise Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Dogan, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wilds, Mrs. Anita Bengough, Jane White and Jack and Kay Cockwell visited Mrs. Irma .Wilds. Mrs. Mary Oesch, Roy and Marg Gautreau, Ross and Linda Fisher and Dana, Ivan and Gladys Beckler visited with Pat Oesch. Mr. and Neil Regan. Lyle Kraft and . , family. and Don Rgzendal ,'CativiPfivfivfiTh.vricv/P6'06WW+AVkkvfi',Avfiabfivava'tAviicvafivfivvirrvaNtoAvAvAvitre.:. visited with Mice Rosendal ;. • r itTrilPravrityrir?4.1IT'Ir5r?J`47'rritr'riIvr?'"irl/rFrlIrrit"'ri'rr"ill'eil"raeil5ril"titrt?'T'til" ..,... .dife rii4 eace, EAT CHRISTM ,,,.,.... .... .., 'GIFT IDEAS , .. . I .THE FIO ton. The residents and staff wish to express a "Thank You" to Mrs. Luther for treats for the residenti, Men's high bowling score •was Ross Thompson 165 and Ladies' High Edna Youn 94. Carmel Church receives members Carmel Presbyterian Church was decorated for the festive, season by the ladies of the Church and presented a fine setting when the Communicant class •of twelve joined the membership of the church. Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted the service and spoke to the class "On My Church". They were welcomed by Rev. Knight and the session. Mr. Ron Fleming was guest soloist and sang "Go Tell It On The Mountains" and "Infant Lowly" accompanying himself on the guitar. Mrs. Robert presided at the organ and led the choir in the anthem "Hymn For Christ- mas Day". Rev. Knight spoke on "The Cress in Christmas". There was a large attendance, par- Janet, Paul and Greg Hoggarth; Murray and Don- na Taylor; Jane Pollock; Kathy Troyer; Brian and Barbara McGregor; David, Carol and Terry McGregor, A special service com- bining the talents of the Church School Children and the Youth Group will be held on Sunday, December 21st at 1:36 p.m. A joint candlelight service for the three con- gregations is planned for Sunday night, December 21st at '7:30 p.m. at Carmel Church,'Hensall. Personals Weekend visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier were Jim and Laura Turner and Kathleen, St. Clair Shores, Michigan; Louella and Richard Motte, and Lucille and Jim Spidwell, Detroit; Rose and 'Richard Rader, Danny and Tammy, Kitchener; Larry and Carole Luther, Robert and Terri- Lynn, Grand Bend; and Joe and Joanne Bengough, Hen- sail. They all attended the Rau- Bell wedding in Zurich Saturday. Sunday they attended the 41st birthday of the former Quenneville Triplets, Laura, Louella and Lucille, also Rose Rader's WHEN: January 7' - March 25 Wednesdays 9:D0 a.m, - 4:00 p.m. WHERE: Centralia College, Huron Park FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: O.M.A.F. Huron, Clint6n, Oniario (519) 482- I ,4428 • Continuing Education, Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Huron Park, Ontario ntario Ministry of Agriculture (519) 228-6691 and Food easy to slide right through, them, Come on drivers, let's use a little more common sense. Drive with care and adjust your driving habits to the conditions. Ladies, don't forget the second turkey bingo to be held this Thursday at the annex. You're the ones who want it so get out and win a Christmas bird, There are still a number•of pledges out for the skate-a- thon, If you are 'laving trouble collecting the money give me a holler and we'll see if we can help. The free skating Sunday afternoons are well attended. 'Make good use 9f them. Bring your families and friends. The next meeting of the club is this Sunday. First the members are to cook and serve breakfast for their wives and girlfriend*, Following will be a regular meeting. In the afternoon the children will be treated to a. Christmas party. I would like to ask the members to make an extra effort to at- tend all of these functions. During the winter, help a friend in need. Tom Lessard Optimist. Competition at the 'Thomp- son Arena University of Western Ontario. Hassocks 'Lamps Oil Paintings Dishwashers s: s ec hoers .4: • —**.! V.:* §-tE kt-tij YMCCCORngtogootomowtowaicloute,7tortotompArstop December. 17, IN190 5A 101011111.01111.0.0.111.11100V JOHN DEERE TOYS From Pedal Driven riding tractors to Titan combines, John Deere action toys are designed to make kids happy. They keep parents happy, too with their long-lasting durability. Ancl you'llnev as John never buybatteries Deere toys don't need them. Choose toys ft'am our farm and lawn and garden lines. All are authentic scale models of the real machines. Free gift wrapping available at our store. Cold Weather Sportswear , We have distinctive, machine washable sweaters for men and women in a variety of styles Put warmth where you want it with a 'John Deere Space heater Two models are available to heat machine sheds, workships, cabins anywhere 115-volt , current is avairable. All burn ket'osene or No. 1 or No. 2 fuel oil. Fuel saving thermostat is standard on 150,000 Bfu model, optional on the 90,000-Btu model. Blast away - snow fast with a John Deere Backpack Blower Clear snow this winter the quick and easy way with a John Deere Backpack Blower. Powerful 40CC engine generates air velocity of up to 180 MPH for fast clean-up. Ad- justable shoulder hotness, padded back cushion for support. Weighs just 20 pounds for go-anywhere con- venience.