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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-22, Page 3CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES QUALITY HARDWOOD CABINETS EXPERT DESIGN SERVICE NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMODELING ' John Patterson 482-3183 BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH 'CLINTON HENSALL 527-01910 482-3405 262-2418 ay warmth and comfort fill your home for Christmas .. and every day! Thanks for your patronage. BONTHRON'S of HENSALL UC service Thursday night December 22, 1981 Rebekahs,UCW, Youth conduct Christmas programs The Amber Rebekah Lodge members held their Christmas putt' on Wed- nesday even ni g December 18 following the inees. Noble Grand Bertha MacGregor chaired the meeting assisted by Vice Grand Gladys Coleman, who also gave the report for the visiting committee. The treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the financial report and a donation was voted to the Family Service organization. Several cards from the district lodges were read by the secretary Mrs. Ruby Bell, also an invitation to meet with Goderich Lodge on February 2 that being the visit of the vice-president Bernice Hall Following the business an exchange of gifts and "Secret Pals" were revealed and chosen for 1982. The program was in charge of Mrs. Ruby Bell, Mrs. Beatrice Richard- son,and "A Christmas Wish" was given by Margaret Consitt. Evelyn McBeath played several Christmas num ' ii; Dorothy Parker gave a ding "Christmas Years Lo : Ago". The program concluded by. singing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." Gifts were exchanged and •a delicious lunch served by the social committee Dorothy Corbett, Margaret Consitt, Elizabeth Riley and Vera Ammon. The Christmas spirit reigns all over the land. Hope it fills and warms your heart with'happiness:For your treasured patronage, sincere thanks DONALD C. JOYNT INSURANCE Main St. Hensall ers te.►,triers►ss:ie .s uituum amaastRs►s ism v lis weo;.pti8 To all our friends: Have the very Merriest Christmas. Many thanks. KNIGHT ELECTRIC Hensall, Ontario 262-2319 SkiswawaTws CO.OP tuinn II 6rutittgo As flip fpatiitp .station ap.prnurlIps, ulith its spirit of gluing and alluring alma!! traditions, flip To- op staff and ttlpir falnilips midi ruprgour... A farrrg C!liristinas and a New War ftllyd tultli sappiness. I I I ,I ---rl T United church The service at Hensall United Church was con- ducted by Rev. Stanley McDonald on Sunday who preached on "A Time to be Generous". From the time of the first Christmas, gift giving and generosity have taken a first place. The Three Wise Men gave gifts fit for a King but God gave His Son unsparingly, unconditionally, and generously. Life is only fulfilled if it is generous and giving. God teaches us how to give and accept our gifts, however humble. When lite is given in love, life gives back to us. The service started with carol singing and the lighting of the fourth Advent candle by Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkom who represented the women of the congregation. The choir sang, "Sleep, Sweet Babe" Jesus of a Maiden Thou Wast Born" and "A Babe to be Born" by Meek, solo parts by Mrs. Donna St. John, Mrs. Gail Shaw and Doug Mock. Later they sang "Gift of newt" by Klusmeirer. The c hp's thought was to remember whose birthday they were celebrating. Randy Parker welcomed everybody at the door and ushers were David Rowclitfe, George Beer, Ken McLean and Bob Drysdale. A special Christmas Eve Service will be held in Hensall United Church Thursday December 24 at 7:30 p.m. Plan to attend. Young People conduct service The Young People of Carmel Presbyterian con- ducted the service on Sunday under the direction of Miss Maty Thompson with Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presiding at the organ. Miss Kathy Love opened the -service and gave the meaning of the Advent. A skit on Advent was presented by Donna Taylor, Janet Hoggarth and Paul Hoggarth. The Meaning of the Wreath was given by Miss Kathy Love. Miss Mary Thompson gave the story of the Christmas Tree. Several young people decorated the tree namely: Kathy Troyer, Kathy and Elaine Love, Murray Taylor, Greg and Paul Hoggarth,. Bruce Thompson, Janet Hoggarth and Mary Thompson. Elaine Love lit the candle of Hope and Peace. Kathy Troyer lit the candle of Love and Joy . The junior choir sang "Away in a Manger" and the senior choir sang "Christ the Lord is Born". Jane Pollock guest soloist sang "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" and "What Child is This" accompanying herself on the guitar. Bruce Thompson read the announcements and dedicated the offering. Several carols were' sung during the service. The president of the ladies' Mrs. Al Hoggarth called Rev. and Mrs. Knight to the front and presented them with a Christmas gift. They made a fitting reply of thanks. The service closed with "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" and the benediction. UCW unit two The December meeting of Unit Two of Hensall United Church women was held on Monday evening December 14, at 8p.m. with -Mrs. Joyce Pepper in the chair. She opened the meeting by rChristmas So poem "A Mrs. Sadie�Hoy led the Devotional with a Christmas story "To Bethlehem with Love" and the carols "U Come All Ye Faithful" and O Little Town of Bethlehem" were sung. Two other carols were sung at the beginning "Silent Night and "Away in a Manger' Joyce read legends about shrubs and flowers associated with Christmas for the study and conducted the business. The Huron -Perth Presbyterial meeting will be held in Hensall January 25 at 12:45 p.m. One voting delegate from each unit and two representatives to at- tend. Next year will be the year of the senior citizens. Unit two will again canvass the village for the march of dimes in February. A report of the Fellowship' Committee was, given by Mrs. Ann Brock, and secret pals were revealed and new ones chosen for 1982. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Bendiction and all adjourned to finish favours for the trays at Queensway on Christmas .4,,oivisogi.la Cxa s>a as �nor Ac SWAM SW Soso ala pie. Seia.eiisMal row° 3 gWarm Christmas Wishes plow 3A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New 1 Year from our house u to yours. 2 Eugene Webber SHensall Siding R.R.1 Hay 4/Jo- /friy / - /1,j Skating through this happy season with lots of holiday cheer, joy and good times for all! May your days be filled with Christmas spirit, I peace & love! Thanks! g 0 1 1 s>'aaaSeiraorasaesSaraas s>dsoatas>as;;aco:as e&e ea ulehide /4/ / n ree inks SANTA SPELLED OUT — The children of the grade .1 and 2 classes at Hensall Public School spell out Santa Claus as part of their performance in the Hensall Public School's Christmas program Thursday. Staffa By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Mrs. Alex Miller was hostess at her home for the Christmas meeting of the Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary Tuesday evening. Mrs. Miller opened the meeting with a poem "The same will come back to you". The service of worship was taken from the Glad Tidings with Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Duncan Scott, Mrs. Gordon Scott and Mrs. Robert Laing, participating. Several favourite Christ- mas Carols were sung. Four- teen members answered the roll call with a Christmas Thought. Five visitors were also present. Mrs. Miller's topic was on Gifts and giving. Following the offering, Mrs. Miller led in prayer. Mrs. Larry Gardiner in- troduced her sister, Mrs. Bob Hulley, who told about her stay of 10 weeks at the Clinical Investigation Unit of the Toronto General Hospital, explaining about the research program. During business quilting was discussed Mrs. Jean Carey and Mrs. Sally Scott were named a committee to look into the cost of a area rug for the church base- ment. Mrs. Robert Laing had the study book summing up our Study of Nepal with a topic interview of Mr. and Mrs. John Berthalet and family. More Chirstmas carols were enjoyed and Mrs. Miller closed the meeting with prayer. W.I. news Seventeen members were present for the Christmas meetine of the Staffa 11-0 941Ps' auxiliary meets Women's Institute, held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Mahon Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided for ' the opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect follow- ed by the roll call which was answered with a meaningful Christmas memory. Everyone contributed for the topic by telling their in- creased awareness to problems of the Disabled and Handicapped. Mrs. Ross McPhail gave some mitrition hints per- taining to the festive season. Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. George Vivian gave a most interesting demonstra- tion of the recent quilt course which they had attended. demonstrating the different patterns. Mrs. George Vivian also displayed some 4-H Homemaking vest samples and a project book. During business it was decided that we have secret pals for 1982. Circle 2 is to plan a social afternoon or evening. Although our 4-H girls were unable to be present we are presenting Perth County plates to Misses Betty Anne Upshall, Sheila Riley, Marg Smale and Mary Lou Maloney. for successfully completing 12 4-H Homemaking projects and receiving their Provincial Honours. The president Mrs. John Miller demonstrated how to make a book mark with everyone participating and making a book mark to take home. The meeting closed with 0 Canada, afterwhich secret pals for 1981 were revealed and gifts exchang- ed. A Christmas Prayer May the holy light of the Christmas Season shine on us and bring peace to our hearts. The Residents & Staff at Queensway Nursing Home extend greetings and appreciation at this joyous Christmas Season. HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP ZURICH HENSALL BRUCERELD 0 0000*000 Merry Christmas Thanking You for your patronage in the past year. From Dianne at the Flower Basket A tasty lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Mahon and Mrs. George Vivian. eatielthisStee-eieettes Rea SW SteeNieti all the . bounty, blessings of Christmas be yours. Sonne words fie Santa simply to say, "Have a wonderful holiday!" To all customers friends & relatives Bob, Sharon & Billy HENSALL BP nnmmmm11tuuun► The Light Tough By LAVENDER With all the world's problems, it's nice to read etiquette columns and learn thot there are still people whose chief worry is which fork to use. Most of the footprints on the sands of time were made by work shoes. Government bureaucracy is thot marvelous device that allows ten people to do the work of one. Piano leacher to pupil: "If you don't behave yourself, I'1l tell your parents you have talent." • English isn't such a hard language to learn. It's all built around a single expression "Y'know.' • Y'know we'd like to wish everyone a Merry Christ. mos at Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 Trnimmimmimmimitimmilimuir 1 Wishing all our customers Season's Greetings KYLES SHELL SERVICE HENSALL ..waseii.ws.wswaseirssei an Hurondale Dairy HENSALL afte rnmtt orrsevtancsi tempte!w . ciaa ray .4t Christmas, greetings and wishes for the gift of happiness during the holiday season. Thanks for the past patronage! The Management and Staff at Hensall Pro Hardware 122 King St., Hensall e!tsena!tsartsart emnahnvtnvaeanv4e.4nv es4111ft v�vn 'Matt Ire enee!!d rttWASegevne>tcrner vets Isfelotta!Icts teici seteiseu miss orets•ssostcri The holy spirit of Christmas reaches out with our good wishes. To our Friends and Customers From the Staff al Don's Food Market Zurich and He...011 and staff in our Sears order office in Henal: Have a Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year Don, Elaine, Nicole, Nell and Rochelle Beauchamp .swiss>taamswsaa>oaa•r,ocs+a4esaanepems sur_eiso�soAsm1%%esOnoac,,:.o ..— ��< ••. ��Cors 1 3 3 1 3 3 3 d