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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-12-21, Page 27THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1972 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 27 + / /' CORRESPONDENT ; MRS. The Ladies Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church met for a short meeting Thursday after- noon at the church, where they packed 20 boxes to distribute among the sick, shut-in and elderly of the church. Last Wednesday evening, 41 Senior Citizens of Hensall went on a Christmas light viewing tour to Goderich. After seeing many beautiful lighting arrange- ments the bus tour went to the Psychiatric Hospital, near God- erich, for a Christmas entertain- merit program sponsored by the Hensall Kinsmen and Kinettes. Friday afternoon at the Leg- ion Hall the Legion Auxiliary money doll draw was made. Mrs. Marg Vanstone was the lucky winner of the doll valued at $25. Cindy Bisback drew the winning ticket. the Mrs. Rachel Schwalm reportec this week that she had seen a crow harbouring around her place lately and says that it stays here all year round, and clan he heard cawing every now / I JOYCE PEPPER ..- �. and then even in the bad snow storm, Brenda Pepper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pepper rec- eived word this week that she had passed with honors her Grade 5 music exam from the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music held in Goderich recently. Brenda is a pupil of Mrs. Frank Forrest. UNIT IV HENSALL U.C.W. Unit IV of Hensall United Church Women held their Christmas meeting Thursday afternoon at the churci,. Mrs. James McAllister opened the meeting with Luke 2:18 foil- ' owed by prayer. Mrs. Gordon Love gave the devotional from Mathew 1:18, and took as her theme "The Spirit of Christmas; Mrs, McAllister spoke on P Philip Brook's Christmas gift when he wrote the words "0 Little Town of Bethlehem, " the music of which was written byUNITED Lewis Redner. Mrs. E. Luther and Mrs. C. Britton rendered an inspiring duet "Star of the East.' accompanied by Mrs. T. Sher- rift on the piano. The 'hostesses, Mrs. Pym and Mrs. Ferguson took up the offering, Mrs. McAllister told a folk tale by Finnish gypsies-- "The Good Night." Those contributing readings were Mrs. Pym, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Luther, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Erratt, Mrs. Peck, Mrs, Britton. Mrs. Sherritt conducted a contest and gave the treasurer's report. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. A euchre party, sponsored by the C, P: &, T Committee was held in the Lodge rooms last Friday evening. Due to the weather conditions only five tables were in play. Winners were as follows; ladies high, Mrs Howard Lenrnron; ladies low, Mrs. Alex McBeath; men's high, Lorne Hay; mens low, Clar- ence Volland; lone hands, Mrs. Nellie Riley. A draw for a box of chocolates was won by Mrs. R.A. Orr and a bag of oranges was won by Mrs. Ross Richardson.. The proceeds from this euchre party went to buy Poinsettias for the shut-ins, CHURCH NOTES At the Advent service in Hensall United Church Sunday morning, Melissa Veal lit the third advent candle. Rev. Don Beck preached on the topic "God in -the -midst." The choir sang the anthem, "Go tell it on the mountain." Sunday evening the White Gift Service was held. The Junior choir contributed two numbers "In a Lowly Manger" and "Let's remember Christmas, " and the senior choir sang the anthem "Come and Worship." A choral reading taken from Psalms 98 was given by the Intermediate Class from Sunday School. The McGregor fancily --Jim and Betty, Mary Jane, Stephen, Murray, Mark and Michael dramitized a Christmas Story using scripture lessons from Lul<e, Matthew and Corinthians. Karen McAllister on the piano and Mrs. Turkheim on the organ contributed two very beautiful duets. Christmas carol: were enjoyed throughout the service. Next Sunday morning will be the Christmas Service with the Sacrament of Infant Baptism and Sundayeveningcar p will be the celebration of the Lord's Supper. CH I S E LH U RST IL C. W, The Christmas meeting of g the Chiselhurst United Church Women was held in the sanct- uary of the Church. President Mrs. Marg Cole presided and opened with a poem followed by the Lord's Prayer. Thirteen members and six guests answer - ed the roll call. Mrs. Dorothy Parker gave the worship message entitled "The Bethlehem Star." Mrs. Vera Ross played a medley of Christ - mas songs on the piano for the program. Some ladies volunteer - ed (ro help wrap gifts for the • Cli 1dren's Aid in Exeter. Mrs. Dorothy Parker and Mrs. Dprothy Brintnell were appointed a$ the visiting committee for January. Rev. Don Beck gave a very inspiring Christmas mess - age. The January meeting will take the form of quilting and a pot luck dinner. Rev. Beck closed the meeting with prayer. The hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Brock and Mrs. Erla Coleman. 0 Know What This ancient word, famil- to us from song and story, comes from the An - glo-Saxon words "Wes hal" —which means "be whole," or in more modern terms, "Good Health." It was used as a toast, before lifting one's glass — and by exten- sion came to mean a drink - ing song. SWEET MIXED McLAREN'S PICKLES 32 OZ 55c STUFFED MANZANILLA McAEN'S OLIVES moz 63` MARASCHINO CHERRIES 53` McLAREN' S MEDIUM GHERKIN PICKLES 15 OZ 2/79` CUT RITE in boxes, 12" x 100' WAX PAPER 3/1 CUT RITE WAX PAPER 12" x 100' REFILLS 3/89` CORONATION 12 CZ QUEEN OLIVES 2/88` BLACK DIAMOND 8 OZ CHEESE SLICES 2/85` TOILET BOWL CLEANER 47 OZ SANI FLUSH 59` DARES COOKIES 15 OZ 2/97` CHICKEN RICE, CREAM OF MUSHROOM, CREAM OF CELERY CHICKEN NOODLE, CREAM OF CHICKEN: VEGETABLE BEEF, AYYLMER SOUPS 10 OZ, 5/89` TAST- NU MINCEMEAT PIES REGULAR 55¢ 2/89` 12 OZ Old South Orange Juice 39` PLEASE NOTE: This store will be open December 18, 19, 20th from 8 a. m, to 6 p.m. and on December 21, and 22nd from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. and on Saturday, December 23rd from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. rn t The Management and Staff of Scholl's Food Market would like to extend • SEASONS GREETINGS to one and all ! Good Selection Of Christmas Poultry Geese, Ducks, Turkeys, Capons, Hayters Fresh - Killed Turkeys Hams Sirloin Stea k,b $1.29 Sausage Meat1b69t Side Bacon13b894 Ham Sausage1b69t Pure LardHO1ENDED1b19 4i WHOLE OR HALF FOOTBALL STYLE lb 894 U.S. NO 1 FANCY RED EMPEROR GRAPES 3 LBS.99 U.S. NO 1 1 LB PKG FRESH CRANBERRIES 3R WAXED TURNIPS CANADA., 8 (We reserve the right to limit quantities) FREE STEAK DRAW 1ST DRAW - $30. WORTH OF STEAK 2ND DRAW - $20. WORTH OF STEAK 3 DRAWS - EACH FOR $10. WORTH OF STEAK (No Purchase Necessary) NAME ADDRESS CLIP THIS COUPON AND DEPOSIT IN BALLOT BOX AT AL'S SUPER SAVE Hensall Draw to take place Christmas Week!