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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-12-10, Page 31Times -Advocate, December ` p. 1986 ADJUSTMENT — Sob Erb demonstrates headlight alignment to Velma Robinson, Pat Campbell and Shelley Weber. Car care clinic What goes on under the hood of a motor vehicle is an enigma wrapped in a riddle to most females. Some of the mystery was- cleared up for a group of ladies who recently attend- ed a two -night car care clinic spon- sored by Petrocan and held in Bob Erb's garage in Hensall. The clinics are designed to teach. women the rudiments of automotive mechanics, so drivers will treat their vehicles properly, know what to do in emergency conditions like skids or blow -outs, and be more knowledgeable about t'epairs. Erb and mechanic Gerry Neilands demonstrated alternators and car- buretors, belted and radial tires, brake drums and cylinders. They taught the proper way to put on booster cables, how to check oil and transmission fluid, and where to put the antifreeze. Headlights were aligned, hoses checked, and the butterfly value on the automatic choke explained. A car was hoisted up so all could see the ex- haust system, and tires were remov- ed to reveal the front and rear brakes. The two patiently answered all questions, and passed along in- numerable tips ranging from routine maintenance, starting a flooded car. to distinguishing between some red lights onthe dash which mean stop at once, and others that allow you to limp along to the nearest service station. A number of hand-outs dealt with winter driving, rotating tires, acci- dent reporting and putting together an emergency kit. Betty Tinney won a set of booster cables donated by MacLeans. (This reporter, who was -ordered by her husband to sign up, found the course very helpful. Someone who previously didn't know a fan belt from a garter belt now knows that though the latter is obsolete, panty hose can be used in an emergency if the fan belt breaks). Erb intends to offer the women's car care clinic a:ain in'January. Christmas Hours * r * Open Fri. — 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. till Christmas * Tues. - Thurs — 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 1' Sat. j— 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.,* Dec. 22 & 23 — 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m Dec. 24 — 9;00 a.m. - 4 p.a.), ll►, See us for that personalized gift we hand paint almost anything � W' i446) l,1 01 `I, `0I ,�l •1*\i Lovely selection of Children's Christmas Dresses. Sizes 2 to 7 in stock at reasonable prices * . i Sg ns & Shirts The Village Walk 1122 King St., Hensall 262% At ti - 1 • * * evAwcisewboir,itioebloor SHOP HENSALL Ron's Health Centr "Whoa 11 Hold your horses You'll Love Shopping at Grandpa's Store Special Christmas Deep Cut Prices Vesper Service Sunday evening White Gift service well presented ing service we will be celebrating the C.G.I.T. will hold their very beautiful Sacrament of Holy Communion. Dur- Vesper Service starting at 7:30 p.m. ing the evening of the same day, the Everyone is welcome! The traditional White Gift service was beautifully presented by the Sun- day School students at the Heaiall United Church on Sunday, December 7th. The many long hours of hard work were in clear evidence on Sun- day. The costuming of the characters alone required not only great im- agination but great dedication. The children were exceptionally well behaved and carried through on all of their parts with great enthusiasm. The service was based on the new curriculum being used by the Sunday School entitled "Journeying Together" which covers many of the very colourful and exciting characters in the Old Testament. There were approximately 50 students involved in various roles dur- ing the service and each one deserves our heartfelt praise. The service began with our Sunday to School Superintendent, Glenn Hayter, giving words of welcome to the con- gregation. Following this, the second advent candle was lit by Shawn Wurm and Scott Gould. Then, Cathy Corbett very ably read the Prayer of Approach after which she led us in the -Lord's Prayer. This was followed by the hymn "0 Come All Ye Faithful". Unfortunately Angela Bell had fallen ill, so in her place •Mark Brock suc- cessfully led the the congregation in the reading of the Prayer of Confes- sion followed by the Assurance of Pardon.. - The Junior choir then sang their very lovely anthem, "Home to Bethlehem". Thanks to our new choir director, Debbie Wood, for her many hours of dedication to the Junior choir which did marvelously well on their very first appearance this school year. We,will be looking forward to hearing more from these very talented young people. Our Old Testament scripture was then read by Jodie McGee after which our New Testament scripture was read by Jeremy Reid. Following the singing of the hymn "0 Little Town of Bethlehem", the Sunday School presented their drama entitled "Voices From the Past". The drama introduces many of the signficant peo- ple from the Old Testament and ex- plores their faith and committment to God. We follow along beginning with Abraham down to King David and the prophets Isaisah and Micah who foretold of the coming of the Christ Child.. The students involved in the drama were (in order of appearance): Heather Wood - announcer, Derick McGee -interviewer, Karie-Sue Kyle - Sarah, Jonathon Corbett -Abraham, Angela Gould -Joseph, Shawn Wurm- Moses, . Thomas Scotchmer-Aaron, Victoria Bisback-Miriam, Amy Campbell -Ruth, Robert Gackstetter- • Queeniwaj Hi, and welcome to Queensway News. We are really getting excited about Christmas at Queensway, es- pecially because our first seasonal party is coming up this Thursday. If you're not in the Christmas spirit yet, come on over for our Spruce Party on December 11. We guarantee we'll get you in the Christrflas spirit!! Our Tuesday church service this week was given by Reverend Alles. He presented us with a beautiful ser- vice that included singing our favour - tie Christmas carols. Wednesday morning it was exer- cise time once again, which always helps to "perk -up" our day. At 6:30 p.m. Wednesday evening, our Auxiliary met for the second time. We would like to send out our con- gratulations to our first "official" auxiliary president for the term 1986-87, Mrs. Lillian Baker, and our secretary for the term 1986-87, Mrs. Eileen Rannie. Congratulations; ladies! If you have been thinking of becom- ing a part of our Queensway volunteer auxiliary and want some more infor- mation please call Joan Hay at Queensway and we'd be happy to speak with you. Thursday morning it was once again time for exercises. Then in the evening we enjoyed our movie of the week, "Path of the Paddle", which opened our eyes to beautiful scenery, canoeing and the thrill. and excite- ment of "shooting the rapids". Friday afternoon at 2'00 p.m., Father Mooney came in to hold mass for our Roman Catholic residents. Finally, Queensway would like to share some very good news with you, that we are very proud to announce. Last week we received notice from Canadian Council on llospital Ac- creditation that we have been award- ed three years accreditation status Patons Yarns Bee Hive 3,000 assorted balls 10%.30" off r David, Mark Brock -Isaiah and Chris Smith -Micah. Following the drama, the congrega- tido sang "Away in a Manger" aathe younger students formed the very beautiful manger scene at the front of the church. The following children had roles: Ryan Kyle -Joseph; Janet Traquair-Mary; Blair Moir, Janine Hayter and Lori Gould -Wise Men; Jamie Campbell, Mark Bell and Den- nis Noakes -Shepherds; and Lisa Campbell, Katie Rathwell and Jen- nifer McGree-Angels. Once the manger scene formed, the Sunday School students came for- ward and placed either their gift wrapped In white or their donation for the Mission and service fund at the front of the church. Tara Pepper and Scott Gould then read the dedication prayer for the gifts. Following this, Mr. ;eorge Cowan gave a few words of thai...s to the people who had work- ed orked the hardest to make the program. a success. Then, as the collection was being taken up, Derick McGee played some very beautiful Christmas tunes on the piano. It is obvious that his talents will come into use again at some point during our church year. After the singing of the hymn "Joy to the World", Jeff and Scott Reid came forward to read the Prayeeof Thanksgiving. The service Concluded with the singing of "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" and the benediction by Mr. Cowan. The sanctuary had been beautiful- ly decorated in a manner reflective of the centennial of the church building. The very beautiful Christmas tree dominated the front of the church with its old-fashioned trimmings in great evidence. The ladies of the U.C.W. are to be commended for their hard work. The decorating for the pageant was ably done by Janis Bisback who carefully ensured that the Baby Jesus would have an ap- propriate looking stable in which to lie. Pam Mallette and Debbie Collins formed the costume committee which made .some of the most authentic - looking costumes that we have seen for some time. The behind -the -scenes work is always the hardest and many, many teachers were involved with en- suring that everything went smoothly, and it did! The ushers under the supervision of Lloyd Ferguson also did a super job. Students participating here were Mary Taylor, Jaime McGee and Jamie Brock. The program director, Joanne Rowcliffe, was justifiably pro- ud of the children.and was often heard to say, "Well done!" 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