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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-12-10, Page 3THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964 PAGE THREE News of HENSALL District Jerry Drysdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale, Hen- sall, has been awarded the Viscount Richard Bedford Ben- nett scholarship of $200 for excellent work in forestry at the University of New Bruns - 'Advent' Theme At Hensall UCW The executive of Unit 4 UCW was in charge of the Christmas meeting, held Thurs- day afternoon and presided over by Mrs. James McAllister. "Ad- vent" was used as the theme of the meeting. Christmas carols, under direction of Miss Greta Lammie, were sung with Mrs. T. J. Sherritt accompanist. Mrs. Laird Mickle favored with piano selections, `Bless This House" and "How Great Thou Art". The devotional was taken by Mrs. W. H. Weekes, Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell and Mrs. W. B. Cross. Mrs. McAllister gave the .study, a Christmas story, "By Invitation of Jesus". During the business session the bale was discussed when it was dis- celosed to the meeting that one carton of good used clothing !had been forwarded to Dr. Mar- garet Whiting, Hazelton, B.C.; TOP QUALITY DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY b, GRAND BEND CLEANERS The very finest in custom Dry Cleaning FAST TWO-DAY SERVICE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Leave your clothing with our representatives in Hensall TAYLOR'S READY-TO-WEAR Dial 262-2839 Hensall wick, Fredericton, during the past year. Jerry is a graduate of South Huron District High School. Mrs. Otto Smale, of Glencoe, formerly of Hensall, is a pa- tient in Strathroy General Hos- pital suffering with a fractured leg caused from a fall in her home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. Garry Moir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir, had his, ton- sils removed at Clinton Public Hospital last Friday. Mrs. Chester Lee has re - one carton to the Salvation Arniy, London, and several to Toronto for overseas relief. Mrs. McAllister reported on the executive meeting held at her home recently when they decided to carry on, for another year. Mrs. McAllister expressed courtesy remarks, A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments served. Thirty-six attended the meeting. 0 Christmas Spirit Packed in Boxes Thirty-six attractive Christ- mas boxes were packed and de- livered last Wednesday to the sick and shut-in members of Hensall United Church. The friendship and visitation com- mittee of the UCW called on those confined to Huronview County Honie and hospitals. In charge of the project were Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mrs. R. J. Drys- dale, Mrs. Harvey Keys and Mrs. J. Ferguson. CARMEL Presbyterian Church HENSALL Rev. John C. Boyne, B.A., B.D., Minister Mrs. Beatrice Hess Organist and Choir Director 10 A.M.—WORSHIP SERVICE 11 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU! °tzlCtetsatmtU' CIVe,W"I gIgt.XMKP1 I46tXI tieC tetCeMC ;MetZtVg1COCIC-I I6 1(0 L GV e a 13 �p GN 05 A do d5 LQ aff ros did I'll Be At GINGERICH '5 Zurich Store FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 11 From 8 to 9 p.m, Free Gifts • Lucky Draws • Treats ea A i� A W!P34'..•°w"-.,eMICZ?m: P G POCttle,v',IceorZW,P4IgkMcIgt.a'tow.mormogPol ✓ MAKE GINGERICH'S STORES YOUR fi fin Christmas Shopping Centre 0 11 W • We carry a complete line of Gifts for every member 4 ' O of the family: toys for the children, and appliances • for the home! ,„ Wdib"'I:Va Y'd'3t'd2,,DdieDiia"d°d`t41110/ir]3`x'klmiMAga+$r`jt,".1:"a0`Sri"1a°dr�S7"t3'd' tgiRdml'uU1'Dek ii4 P71"d' ie`j'I`rat`D-'gNrdaeat'dd`D'adkaizom °e>'"uddN'YI'°otNzi 41'tYi;}de"Yde.atritr7t})dr3algaa`m't'brmaa.t9a, turned home from Stratford General Hospital, where she was a patient, having undergone eye surgery. 0 Christmas Party Twenty-nine members attend- ed the Christmas meeting and party of Amber Rebekah Lodge held in the lodge hall Wednes- day evening. The hall decorat- ed in Christmas motif put every one in the holiday mood. Noble Grand Mrs. J. F. In- gram presided for the business when donations were voted to the War Memorial Children's Hospital, London, and Chil- dren's Shelter, Goderich. At the conclusion of the meet- ing, a variety program was pre- sented including Christmas carols, reading by Miss Mattie Ellis and Mrs. Alex McBeath. Members exchange yuletide gifts and enjoyed a delicious luncheon. 0 CGIT MEETING The regular meeting of the Hensall CGIT was held Wednes- day evening in Carmel Presby- terian Church. Scripture from St. Luke's Gospel was read by Janis Arm- strong. After the business, an ac- count of Christmas in Nigeria and Bermuda and stories on those girls in Middies were read by the leader, Miss Leila Mc - Falls. Miss Barbara Schwalm was in charge of recreation. VIP Hensall Legion Elects Officers The following will form the new 1965 slate of officers for Hensall Legion, Branch 468, ap- pointed at their Christmas meet- ing Wednesday evening, Past president, Jack Simmons: president, E. J. Roberts; first vice-president, Maurice Tudor; second vice-president, E. R. Davis; sergeant -at -arms, Wilmer Dalrymple; secretary -treasurer, John Skea. Branch padre, Rev. H. F. Cur- rie, minister of Hensall United Church; executive, Garnet Al- lan, Fred Beer, Jim Taylor, Sam Rennie. Joint installation of the Le- gion and Ladies' Auxiliary will be held in the near future, —0 Christmas Party For 3 UCW Units Units 1, 2 and 3 of UCW, un- der direction of Mrs. Robert Raeburn, Mrs. Edison Forrest and Mrs. Ron Mock, met separ- ately in the church Sunday school rooms Monday evening to complete the business of the year. Following the business period the units 'combined for a Christ- mas program and social hour. Mrs. Forrest chaired the meeting opening with a Christ- mas verse. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. Reaburn, and the devotional was taken by Mrs. Mock. . Christmas carols were sung with Mrs. William Fuss accom- WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GOOD BRIGHT RODNEY, GARRY and RUSSELL OATS BRING IN YOUR SAMPLE! HIGHEST PRICES PAID! W. G. TROMPS and Sons Ltd. PHONE 262.2527 — HENSALL Ntiamoseasemsessayessmato panist, and a reading by Mrs. Doug Cook was enjoyed. Delicious refreshments were served. 0 Six New Members In Brownie Pack tralia during which time she displayed numerous articles re- ceived from her Australian pen pal. The Brownies also enjoyed a hockey game directed by Mrs, Barry Jackson and a Christmas story told by Mrs. Rodger Ven- ner. At the close of the meet- ing Mrs, Lavender took the Six Brownies were enrolled salute. in the First Brownie Pack by District Commissioner Mrs. Thomas Lavender, Hensall. They were: Janie Heal, Joan Allan, Joan Goddard, Mary Lou Scott, Patty Van Wieren and Diane Chuter. After the enrollment playet, Mrs. Lavender took the Brown- The H e n s a 11 - Chiselhurst ies on an imaginary trip to Aus- Young People met together at — —0 Teenagers Plan Yuletide Service Hensall United Church at 8 p.m. on Sunday, December 6, uniting 31 teenagers. Dave Brrock's group was in charge of the pro- gram. Eric Ross, John Goddard, Pat Harris and Dave Brock took part in the 'devotion. A Christmas service will be held in the auditorium of Hen - sail United Church at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, December 20, when the public is invited to hear the message of Christmas. A film, "The Champs of Sport", was shown. Eric Ross and Dave Brock led in a dis- cussion about semi -classical, popular and spiritual music, Ted Mock and Joan Simmons directed three games, lunch was served and Rev. Currie closed with the benediction, iltete&alk tvgloclxlmo,na voxtg 'GoPn'P fete, grzwtocw/miazr ;twgozr-xtvcf k'iPePi a'aPVo't!c'i'zvC'letatPwPcfPcW emextW tt14o b4 ad tit QU DURING DECEMBER AND JANUARY Service from 2 to 4 p.m. SANTA CLAUS HENSALL Saturday Afternoon DECEMBER 12 He'll be at the Town Hall at 2 p.m., and there'll be Free Candy Bars, Potato Chips and Chocolate Milk for the kids during the Free Movies. Manly Hensall Stores will be open each Monday during Decem- ber, and also Friday and Saturday nights. During Christmas Week stores will be open every night. • Convenient Parking Courteous — A V • Compact Shopping Centre Sponsored by Hensall Businessmen 5 ii q 4n S°'1'DIWA`NiJi$'r'd'1', 'f:ytIVAr979'19tm d"r`t3'tdae.:42'tete alarr9t2i'v"a t'd'ior`37eiAZi2aiD ediDt'"a 01.1 aeararA-r�zai`�i�'d'CJI''di`��Y'di`d'7c d1'ui ix°gDM • Free Skating In the Hensall Arena Every Saturday Afternoon 343 t :M,AiY:34!1:4, ia 1;11 .&w7+,. 7'.0'.""sz,'ti�"xN.. `°w.00==4,0T.> :nsrAPsat"v r• -,d with 10 -OZ. JAR Chase .= ur everyday food savings Kennel Stew — 15 -Oz. Tins Dog Food Shortbread Swirls, Chocolate Shortbread Twists Dare's Cookies CUBED Biscuits, 4 Ingersoll — 16.01. Jar histant C h 13 Cheese Spread 49c 1 a -Oz. Plain or Cheese -type q Lb. Pkgs. Salted, Plain or Saltines 9/$1 ; McCormick's S. ackers 2/49c eston's Sodas - - 3/$1 t10 -Oz. Tins Vegetable or Tomato 331 Monarch — 15 Oz. Brownie Mix 29c Stewing Beef - I 49( Side Pork - - 16 39( FRESH Ham Roasts - Ib 49< PRODUCE No. 1 — 14 OZ. Steaks - - Ceslo Tomatoes _ _ 19c z BEEF/PORK FROZEN FOOD Sausage - BIRDSEYE - S•OZ. PKG. • Cooked Ham Cod Fish Sticks 3/B9c Campbell's Soups -- - 2 MINUTE _ 8/$1 - Ib79‹ 3 16s $1. . b89' ink HEN$ALLQ:NTARIC