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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-16, Page 20Sunlight 1 litre bottle LIQUID DETERGENT 1.79 Kroft MIRACLE WHIPlitrejar 1.90 M MINCEMEAT 28 oz. can 2,99 Maple leaf CANNED HAMS Y2 lb.can3e99 fresh produce Produce of U.S.A. • Canada No. 1 CELERY STALKS Produce of U.S.A. - Canada No. 1 each 69‘ RED GRAPES lb i94 Produce of Canada - Canada No. 1 CARROTS 21b. bog 2/894 Produce of U.S.A. - Canada No. 1 Sunkist NAVEL ORANGES Produce of U.S.A. - Canada No. 1 TOMATOES Produce of Canada - Canada No. 1 APPLES Produce of U.S.A. • Canada No. 1 TANGERINES Produce of U.S.A. - Canada No. 1 CAULIFLOWER dozen 99t „ /89C ntosh 99‘ 99t 994 3 Ib. bag doz. ea * Christmas Trees Available At Both Locations) * Large Assortment of Christmas Candy & Nuts On Handl * Bulk Christmas Candy Available In Our Zurich Store! * We Will Gladly Make Your Fruit Baskets, Page 2A Times -Advocate, December 16, 1981 Hensall and district news Mn. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025 Church groups observe Christmas with program The W.M.S. and Ladies Group enjoyed a delicious pot luck meal on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoggarth. The rooms and tables were decorated artisticaly for the occasion. Mrs. Kenneth Knight gave the blessing preceding the meal. Mrs. Robert Bell presided for the meeting of the W.M.S. and opened with a poem "Another Sweet December". After a medita- tion on "Christmas" "Holy Night" was sung. Mrs. Al Hoggarth was in charge of the worship and spoke on "The Gifts of Christmas". Mrs. William Bell read the scripture and the hymn "The Wise May Bring their gifts" was sung. Mrs. Hoggarth led in Bible readings followed by members taking verse parts. A meditation on "Christmas Gifts" was given by Mrs. Hoggarth and Prayer. Mrs. Robert Taylor played "0 Star of the East" and "0' Holy Night" on the organ. After singing "Angels From the Realms of Glory" Mrs. Bell presided for the business. The roll call was answered by naming your favourite Christmas carol. An invitation was received from Queensway Nursing Manor to Open House December 9th also from the Huron County Christmas Bureau for toys, good used clothing or unperishable food. These may be left at the store in Exeter. The offering was taken and dedicated, also the Least Coin. The treasurer Mrs. H. Bell gave a very gratifying report. The presi- dent expressed sincere thanks to Mrs. Hoggarth for her hospitality and closed with prayer. Mrs. Al Hoggarth presided for the Ladies' meeting which followed and opened with a Christmas poem and prayer. Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau read the minutes and the treasurer Mrs. H. Hyde gave an excellent report following the business. Plans were reviewed for the 1982 programs. Mrs. Marlene Bell reported for the cards and treats: and gave an reading "The Sunday School Teacher". Mrs. Moir reported for the quilt com- mittee. Boxes and cards will be taken care of on Tuesday. December 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the church The next meeting will be January 4. 1982 in the church. at 2 p.m. Mrs. Jean Snell of Exeter won the lucky plate. Rev. McDonald speaks to U.C.W. Hensall United Church Women held their Christmas General meeting on Monday, December 7. the speaker be- ing their minister Rev. Stanley McDonald. He asked the question, "What Does Christians Mean To You?" and then presented Christmas as a season of .Joy. Light and Revelation. Ml the elements of Christmas disclose the ways that God reveals His love to men through the baby Jesus Christ. Christmas is the mercy of God saving man from himself. Christmas reveals something of the measure of God's grace through Jesus Christ. Christmas reveals something of the quality of God's Love for us. A baby's birth was history's most decisive event of that day. God came to man and became one of us: that being the noblest Expression of the revelation of God's love for man. Rev. McDonald was thanked by Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn and presented Hith a gift of ap- preciation. He was very ably introduced by Mrs. Kay Elder. • The Devotional was con- ducted by Ladies from Unit four. Mrs. Nan Britton, Mrs. Florence Slade and Mrs. Vera Lemmon who presented a candle -lighting ceremony. following this ceremony Mrs. Donna St. John sang the beautiful Christmas carol, "T'was In the Moon of Wintertime" with Mrs. Joyce Pepper ac- companying at the piano. Mrs. Dorothy Mickle assisted at the piano for the hymns. An address of appreciation for her leadership for the past two years was read by Mrs. Helen Drysdale to the retiring president, Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn and a Life Membership Badge was pinned on her by Mrs. Shirley McAllister. She was also presented with a gift of appreciation by Mrs. Drum- mond. Mrs. Gerstenkorh thanked everyone for the gifts and for their co- operation during her two years in office. She chaired themeetingand opened with a poem "A Christmas Wish". She also read a story "The Little Christmas Candle" Dianne Stebbins favoured with two step - dancing numbers. She was presented with a Christmas gift by Mrs. Kay Elder. The programme was arranged by Unit One. After the closing prayer and grace everyone adjourn- ed to the Fellowship Hall for lunch and conversation. The Annual Meeting of the Hensall United church was held on Sunday morning following the service December 6. The slate of officers was presented by Mrs. Grace Drummond on behalf of the nominating committee as follows: past -president Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn: presi- dent Mrs. Carl Payne: vice- president. Mrs. Cecil Pepper: second vice- president. vacant; secretary Mrs. Grace Drummond; treasurer, Mrs. Ian McAllister: unit leaders: unit one, Mrs. Clendon Christie: unit two, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; unit three, Mrs. Tom Brintnell; unit four. Mrs. J.C. Britton; committee conveners, World Outreach, Mrs. Ron Mock : communications,,�,.! Mrs. Carl Payne; church),' society. Mrs. Clendon Christie: in church vacant; leadership development, Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn: Christian development, Mrs. Ken Elder: stewardship, Miss Mary Goodwin. The Huron -Perth Presbyterial annual meeting will he held in Hensall on January 25 at 12:30 p.m. and Special Events Day will be in Mitchell in April; also U C W Conference in Inger- sol in April. The 20th An- niversary of the U.C.W. will he celebrated in June, 1982. The Hensall United Church Annual j Congregational meeting will begin with a pot -luck supper on Wednesday, January 20 at 6;30 p.m. and The World Day of Prayer will be held on March 5 at Carmel Presbyterian church. Mrs. Gerstenkorn reported the drape that was to be hung inside the front door was ready and also carpeting for the back stair- case. Reports were given by all committee conveners and were accepted with the work of the nominating com- mittee. The financial account for 1981 and the budget for 1982 were presented and accepted and it was decided to hang new drapes in the parlor and the Fellowship Hall, as far as the budget would stretch and to redecorate the den at the manse. Seniors enjoy Christmas party The "Three Links" Seniors of Hensall met in the local hall on Tuesday evening for their annual Christmas meeting. The Hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the tables presented a delightful appearance. Following a sumptuous dinner Mrs. Eileen Rannie presided for the business and opened with singing "0 Canada" followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. The treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell gave the report and the secretary Mrs. Irene Davis read the correspondence and called the roll. The meeting closed by singing the "Queen" with Mrs. Alf Ross at the piano Mrs. and Mrs. Alex McBeath were in charge of the program and spoke a few words stating he had asked Eric Luther, to help with the program. It so happened that the Gosse sisters Sonya and Michele from New- foundland. who are studying music at the University of Western Ontario were visiting the Mocks and be- ing acquaintances of the Luthers were requested by Eric to sing for the Seniors. This was so much ap- preciated by all. Michele sang a solo "Joy To The World" and they sang a duet "Silent Night, Holy Night" "Once In David's Royal City" and several other carols accom- panied by Eric at the piano. The sisters and accompanist were thanked and given a hearty applause. It was a real pleasure to be entertained by these talented students. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Knott of Seaforth were on the program and Elgin played several toe -tapping selec- tions on the violin accom- panied by his wife at the fano. Mrs. Hilda Payne gave an interesting reading "A December Night. Long, Long Ago". Mrs. Laird Mickle favoured with several piano selections which were very much enjoyed by all. Mrs. Alex McBeath gave a humourous reading entitled "An Ode To Christmas or Keeping Your Cool". Alex made some humourous remarks and Mr. Knott favoured with several more selections on his violin. Alex thanked all for taking part in the program and making the evening so en- oyable. SEPARATE SCHOOL CHAIRMAN - John O'Leary of RR 2, Staffa has been named chair man of the Huron -Perth Separate School Board. Withhim at the left is vice-chairman Keith Montgomery. Thank You For Your Patronage DON'S FOOD MARKET STORE HOURS Mon. - Wed. 8- Thurs., Fri. 8-9 Sat. 8-6 Fresh TWO LOCATIONS HENSALL 262-2648 ZURICH 236-4316 Our Sears Order office 262-3316 Frozen Utility ' Frozen Utility TURKEYS TURKEYS Limited quantity on hand . First Come 11.20 lb. First served basis89( 99;1 6-10 Ib. Ib. Ib. Fresh Grade A ROASTING CHICKENS5�IbI1 X08 SAUSAGE MEAT lb 99( Our Own Homemade SAUSAGE Schneiders MEAT PIES Ib. 1.39 „o, 99t Sc neiders HAM STEAKS' 175 9 a 1.59 Schneiders Mini DhELIneiders ROLLS 250g. 1.59 Sc 1.99 SAUSAGE ROLLS 500 g. Schneiders Harvest Tyme HAMS lb. 2.39 Schneiders BiJIRGERS 3.99 Schneiders Bulk SMOKED SAUSAGE Ib. 1.99 Allen's (5 Flavours) FRUIT 48 oz. tin 69< Old South Frozen ORANGE. JUICE • 12/ oz. can 89t Campbell's TOMATO 48 oz. tin JUICE 794 JELLY' '`POWDERS 3°z. pkg. 3/9 (assorted varieties)' Robin Hood All -Purpose ELOUR 10 kg. bag 6.49 INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. jar DESSERT TOPPINC89t Stokely Whole Kernel Corn,12 oz. • Cream Style, Corn, Fancy Peas, Fancy. Cut Green "or ;Waxlearis .14oz.,'t VEGETABLES Gerber Strained BABY FOOD Sifto SALT Carnation Evaporated MILK Clover Leaf 10 oz. tin 4.5 oz. 1 kg. 385 ml. 35' 48( 58( MANDARIN ORANGES 69t Gainsborough frozen foods PIE SHELLS Mrs. Smith's MINCE PIES ), pkg. of 3 1.49 24.6 oz. pkg. 2.39 bakery buys Knechtel Brand White SLICED BREAD Weston Brown'n Serve ROLLS Weston Jam filled BUNS Old Mill 24 oz. loaf pkg. of 12 pkg. of 6 WHITEBREAD 16°z.loaf 59( 65S 89‘ T/'1 CHRISTMAS DRAW Compliments of Don's Food Market & Our Suppliers! Just ask the cashier for a slip of paper, write your name and telephone number on and deposit in Draw Box. Each store will have separate draws! A list of prizes will be available on Draw Box. Draw to be made Christmas Eve at 5 p.m. Pillsbury Butterflgke or Crescent DINNER ROLLS Weston Peerless Plain or Salted SODA CRACKERS 400g. pkg' 894 235 g. pkg. 75( Realemon LEMON JUICE Bick's Sweet Mixed or Yum Yum PICKLES 675 mI. bottle 1 litre jar 1.35 1.69 HOUSE SPECIALS KIST GINGER ALE PEPSI -COLA 750ml.bottle 3/99�i or Hostess (all flavours) POTATO CHIPS 2°" 99( Red Path White GRANULATED SUGAR 2 kg. bag Champman's ICE CREAM 2 litre 1 .39 1 .56 Neilson's Dairy 3 qt bag MILK Homo, 2% or Skim 1.89 Knechtel Brand No. 1 CREAMERY BUTTER 1 .98 Cartons of Canadian Brand CIGARETTES Regular 1 0.25 King Size 1 0.3 5 Sale Ends Saturday, December 19, 1981 at Closing