The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-21, Page 29Yuletide bells ring out their message of. good cheer to all our wonderful patrons. From Dianne and Joelle The Flower Basket Hensall 262-2446 The Management and staff of `P MacDonald Sanitation, Crediton ' would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank their custom- ers and the municipalities they servt; and wish every- one a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous from New .Year MacDonald's Sanitation Dave & Anne Cottel Lucan Revival Centre LUCAN - Pieter Schinkleshoek led the worship in song Sunday morning. Keith Dance talked about his past Mission work in St. Vin- cent, where he used his talents in building and teachi g, as Jesus said to do in Mark 16: r5. From a letter from missionaries, Bob and Carol Cave in Haiti, he told of a project to finish a church building there. Dance discussed the cost of going to Haiti being close to 5900. Wilfred Skillings led little chil- dren Cameron Ross, Matthew Myles and Kindra Dance' in telling the Christmas Story, then in sing- ing Baby Jesus. Rev. Roger Mason, fjom He- brews 13:15, talked ait the sacri- fice of praise. The principle of sacri- fice to God was instigated in Genesis when animals were killed to provide covering for Adam and Eve. Animals were affeicd as sacri- fice to atone for sins of the Hebrews in the Old Testament. All this • pointed to Jesus' death on the cross for our redemption from sin. • First Chronicles 21:21-36 tells how David had to offer sacrifice to • Gigantic Year End ta We would rather sell it than count it up to 75% 109 King St., ' Hensall 262-2726 po t4r' °° . .4 .1 �„ t :1 (;hristmas wish: t find serenity in the N%orttier of this glorious IIoh season. 7o all our relatives, . friends, neighbours and customers A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year Gebel Cabinets God in repentance for what he had done wrong. All these sacrifices were costly, but they brought bless- ings. Hebrews exhorts as to contin- ually Oer sacrifices of praise to God. Rev. Roger Mason conducted the Si,n.lay .evening service. Mr. Pieter Schinkleshock read Psalm 47, a psalm of praise. Ile feels to shout and praise will triumph over Satan. Because God is a great King over the earth, we can shout praises to Him. - December 24 - Christmas Eve service at 6:30 p.m. All welcome. Watch Night Service December 31 at 10:30 p.m. - January 1, New Years Day - Pot Blessing Fellowship at 12:30 p.m. New Year's Day service at 2 p.m. only. Christmas service. By MRS. TOM KOOY CENTRALIA - With Christmas day falling on Sunday. this year, e will be no service at the Cen- tralia *led Church but a point ser- vice for -both Congregatio1is will be held at Zion United Church at 10:30:On New Years Day January 1 a joint service for both chul'ches will be. held at Centralia United at 11:15 a.m. The senior citizens met in the Community Centre on Monday af- ternoon December 12 for their regu- lar get-together. Card games were played, and to promote the Spirit of Christmas all had dinner at Hey - wood's Restaurant: The welcome mat awaits yotron Tuesday, Decem- ber 27 at 2 p.m. In the evening euchre players gathered at Neil's School for a•so- cial evening with prizes going .to high score Ann Gilmour, Bob Flynn, lone hands, Dorothy Dar- ling, Joe Carter, .low. score Mary Meikle, Tipsy Conlin. Lucky score Murray Caner. The next party will be held on Tuesday evening January 29 (note change of day) at 8 p.m. Saturday evening Mike and Cathy Cronyn entertained the "Staff of JCnetchel's Grocery Store, Huron Park. Von Overholt accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moore to St. Thomas on Sunday where they were guests with Von's daughter Pauline and Brad Tait Fred Fenton of Stratford spent Saturday with Clayton and Alice Kooy, Hurop Park. Friday evening dinner guests with Tom and 1 were Helen MacDonald, Howard, Sandra and Lauralce Mac- Donald, Joyce Sovereign, Leanne, Scott and Ferlin. Julie Goos, Harry and Marian Noels, all of Lucan, Lil Brindley of London, Jack Dickins, Exeter, Betty Sutherland, Ilderton, Howard Dolan, Watford, Jerry. and Carol Mills of town. Helen and Carol were celebrating birthdays. Terry and Judy Morgan were Satur- day evening visitors with us. Sta f f a by Mrs. J. Templeman STAFFA - A deep feeling for Christmas filled the room as Hib- bert .United Church -Women gath- • cred in -the Family Life Centre for their worship service, led by Marga- ret Kemp assisted by Joan Daynard, Florence McPhail, Helen Fell and Bernice Norris.- The orris.-The Christmas story was present- ed in verse and in song with addi- tional brief readings, affirming the nearness of Bethlcham town and the fact that Christmas means accepting responsibility appropriate music by Gwen Christie and a Christmas mail box for the offering furthered the theme. • A eye catching display of Christ- mas candles and candle holders on a green cloth was displayed artistical- ly by Vcrlc Mahon. She demonsrat- ed thc versatility and ingenuity in using many materials and she espe- cially emphasized that a candles purpose was to give light. Mary F. Dow chaired the busi- ness portion of thc meeting assisted We wish y011 a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year From - Kathy, Donna, Bernice, June, Alison, Susan' by the secretary Helen Fell. Several letters of thanks for past donations were read and future donations were given to Optimism Place, World development and relief and to the Stewards. Next year's self determined objec- tive was set and the incoming offi- cers were installed in a ceremony led by Florence McPhail. Pastor Debbie Hoekstra closed the afternoon meeting with prayer and all enjoyed Christmas dainties serval by hostess Ilia Barker. - Gavin and Heather Quincy and sons, Adam and Brandon, Victoria British Columbia are visiting over Christmas with Heather's parents, Bert and Margaret Daynard and other family members. Barb Templeman and Scott Bon- - nikowsky Oakville, spent the week- - .end with Barb's family. Exeter Villa EXETER - Hello from everyone at the villa. We would likc to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. We have a bundle of birthday wishes this week. Happy Birthday to Jacob Wildfong, Carrie Willis, Peter Regicr and Dave and Ann Miller. Many staff arc celebrating as well. Best wishes to Mary Apfel- baum, Barb Storey, Ruby Ford and Joy Darling. We have been pleased to have so many programs this Christmas. - Last week, the Christian Reformed Church Choir brought 'us some lovely music. We arc pleased to see them every month and look forward to seeing them in thc new year. Other carollers last wck were the Thames Road/Elimville Sunday School children and the Firemen. The Calvinettes presented their Christmas program last Thursday evening. The girls gave several readings along with singing carols. - Thank you to all the groups for bringing us the Spirit of Christ- mas. We know that this is a busy time of year for everyone and we appreciate the time you take to visit us. Lastly hut certainly not least was our monthly Legion Ladies Bingo. Thanks to the ladies for the potted plants, balloons and other Christ- mas goodies. We shall surely enjoy them during the holiday season. %oouaNOWin CMS r nci.oc tolisoirwraal+ • • • • •w Helen, , June, Donelda, Judy, Karen Merry Christmas and a sincere thankyou for your goodwill" and friendliness throughout the year. Yudy - Manager, and Associates Waren, Donelda, lune and Helen. MEMBER AMERICA ANSTETT • ,n, GEM SOCIETY 284 Main St., Exeter Christmas Is For Sharing a With fondest wishes for health and happiness, $ we send our friends and customers 1 our sincere thanks. WILLIAM'S HAIRSTYLING! i place lif foa Hair r 121 Kngtreet, Herman, 262-2102 8 ;law *us owls %.►era.. cos %A.o*scup Nocue JI Times -Advocate, D , 1988 Page 7A Sugar and spice Chocolategi- limited Edition F0rcelain Dot) A Limf C) Edition Thrcelai n Doll . has been created for StAlcir and Spice Chocolat-es. Terre Are. still Om available! Best Buys in Used Equipment 5% A.,P.R.' Financing .OFFER EXPIRES. DECEMBER 30,1988 5% Financing on Used Combines & 4WD tractors. Only 7 more shopping days. TWO EXAMPLES OF GREAT SAVINGS IH 1480 combine, 1527 hours. monitors. rock trap, etc. etc. Must be seen December Saving Puce • $69,500 5% FIN., 4 YR. TERM ' Trade or 1/3 Down 8 Semi-annual payments 846417.43 = S51,339.44 Total Interest Only 55,325.44L IH 3388 2 + 2. 2 remotes, reconditioned, duals available Field ready Must be sold $23,500 5% FIN. 4 YR. TERM Trade or Vi down 8 Semi Annual Payments 842,233.42 = 817,867.36 Total Interely $1,853.36 COMBINES CIH 1620 1050 Hrs coming IH 815 w/heads Coming MF 410D dean $4,995 JD 6600D chopper $18,900 IH 14604WD, 1981 $39,500 94444'34064 $OLD—09:50e- IH 715D mal duan ... POA Gleaner F cab, hlr $6,950 49-I409-94'SOLD IH 1480 4WD. 1983 69,500 IH 715 auto header 13,500 IH 1480 4WD 1527 hrs . .69,500 TRACTORS MF 275 Mufti $8,950 IH 3388 2' 2 5% Fin $23,500 IH 1586 cab, air $21,500 JD 710 $4,950 Case 970 air $10,900 1H 484 2200 kir $11,400 Case 2294 MFD $41,900 Case IH 7110 MFD POA IH 5088 MFD 1660 hrs....$52,500 ;Qw144—SOLD Case.2090 air, 1200 hrs $'3,500 Case 1070 dean $ +,900 Case 2094 MFD. $34,500 IH 1586 cab, air Just Arrived MF 165 canopy $6,500 IH 1086 130 hp $21,500 Case jH 7140 450 hrs . $82,500 IH 5088 MFD. Corning New Case IH Equipment YEAR END CLEARANCE 3% Investment Tax Credit Expires Dec. 30, .19-88 CIH 4600 24' cull $7.950 CIH 56 12' chisel plow. $4,250 CIH 4900 34' cult $11,950 CIH 735 5F van plow $12,450 CIH 720 4x16 auto plow . . $.450 CIH 51,1)0 drill x2, hitch, dem $21,000 CIH 720 5x16 auto plow..... $10,450 - CIH 900 6R planter -- POA CIH 6511 Consertill $7.250 CIH O8R'SOLD 54" to 108" SNOWBLOWERS FROM $875.00 •- CA LL TODAY AND SAVE Stu McLellan Evenings 519-235-1057 Len Lobb Evenings 519-482-9828 NICICELI FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Exeter Sales, Service & Rentals Dashwood 235-2121 since 1932 237-3242 mak