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Corespondent
MARY CHESSELL
482-9969 '
The generosity 0 the
Pee* of Varna and SUP,
rounding *areas was evident
at a meeting held on Monday
morning in the church base-
ment to organize help far the
organizatIons and 0.11$111esseS
in Bayfield, Brucefield,, Sea -
forth, Goshen and Varna.
The Zurich Mennonite
Church brought in a comfort-
er. Proceeds from the
Orange Lodge's first card
party on Jan. 9 will be
donated to the ifund. A
Coultis family. In an hour's benefit•dance is being plan -
time there were '• enough fled for early spring.
appliances and .furniture A box waeplacecf, in the
offered to furnish a house, store -post office to receive
and the offer of th6 Reid cash donations, 'another for
house at the 'west end of the food; linens, Christmas gifts
village rent-free until spring and clothing are being left at
with one hundred gallons of the church. A co-ordinating
heating oil donated by Ross committee was set Up con -
Scott Fuels sisting of Jim and Dianne
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ancial assistance came from (treasurers), Bev and Shirley
Hill, • Charles and Bernice
Reid, Bill and Mary Chessell
DRYSDALE
MAJOR
APPLIANCE
CENTRE LTD.,
SALES
WITH
SERVICE
The Place To
Buy Appliances
NEW AND USED
Henson 262-2728
Closed Mondays
and Rev. Mena 'brown.
On Wednesday,, evening.
the Bfucefield Fire Dept.
pas called to the home of
Stan and Betty Smith, the
former Flora Dowson house
when a malfunction in the
fureace caused an explosion
andflames were coming out
the door of the tire chamber.
Stan had the presence of
mind to shut off the valve on
the oil line, and it had almost
burned itself out by the time
the firemen arrived, Stan and,
Betty were pleased with the
quick response of the Bruce -
field firemen. •
Bill and Helen Taylor have
another grandson, born to
Rod and Cathy Paterson of
Clinton on Saturday. They're
calling him Danny.
THE SINGER AND HIS BAND, -7 Folksinger
......_MichaeLl'ark_entertained at the.a.eaforttiLions..
Club and Seaforth Lioness CLub family
Christmas party Sunday evening at the Seaforth
Community Centre. Mr. Park formed a band
with members' children and friends. The band
included (left to right) Michael Park, 'Carrie
.,..-.Lynn_Baket,—.1ane..Rappler.A.ate_P_apple, Tyler
Papple, Jason Beuttenmiller on the washboard,
Corey Baker, Krista Snell, vidici Goiton and
Brad Beuttenmiller. (Photo by Oke)
Hensall kids do "Carol"
Corres..pL)ndent
MRS. W./MACGREGOR
262-2005
The Ladies/ Legion Auxil-
iary money Doll was won by a
London man. Ron Timmer,
Wonderland, Dr. The second
prize of $10 was won byJ im
Chalmers. Exeter and the
' third prize $5 was won by
Mrs. Jean Snell, Exeter.
LODGE MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED
- The Hensan TOOF Todge
members entertained their
wives and members of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge of Thur-
sday evening when 13 tables
The picture looks
bright for the hest
yuletide ever!
JOHN LONGSTAFF "
Seaforth
Season's Greet'
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GRAVES
WALLPAPER St PAINT
HOLIDAY STORE HOURS
Closed Dec. 24, 25, 26
Open Dec. 27, 29, 30 (10-4)
Closed Dec. 31, Jan. 1,2
Open Jan. 3, 1981 (10-4)
, Jan. 5- Regular hours
Weekdays 9-5:30, Closed Wed.
were playing, progressive.
Ladies' High prize was won
by Mrs. Percy Knowles.'
Exeter; Ladies' consolation
by Mrs. Earl McNab; gent's
High Earl McNab;• Conso-
lation Bob Parsons; Lone
hands by Clarence Volland.
A delicious turkey dinner
was served following the
euchre. Ticketswere drawn
on a ham wh,ich was won by
Charlie Hay. Tickets were
also soh:Ion a quarter of beef
which was won by John
Chandler, Kintore; a side of
pork was won by Roy Pepper.
SCHOOL CONCERT
On Wednesday evening,
Dec. 17th, the pupils and
staff of Hensall Public School
entertained a large number
of parents and friends with a
play entitled "A Christmas
Carol.
Though the chief charact-
er. Scrooge was still import-
ant to the play, many of the
scenes were written . and
developed by the pupils and
staff members.
The role of Scrooge was
shared by various pupils so
as to minimize the number of
lines to be memorized. Todd
Goudie. Rod Parker. and
Pam Cottrell shared the part
of Scrooge.
In the play the kindergart •
en class sang several songs
including • Snow.'Snow.
Merry. Merry Christmas:
and Away In a Manger."
Following this chorus the
Junior Choir rendered these
numbers "Do You Hear
What I Hear; Little Dove.
Little Darling. and Drummer
'Boy." These scenes were
part of the play: Skaters'
Waltz. Grade 2 and 3. The
Leftovers Christmas.' grade
1: "Holiday Dance" Grade
2.3. "A Vision of the Future'
grade '1*. "A change of
Heart." Grade 5,6. "A med•
ky of Songs" In French.
Grade 5.6 and Grades 3.4 did
two scenes The Orphanage'
and "The Cratchet Home*
Following the play the
senior choir sang liumbers
including "Lo" H.,w A Rose
'Ere Blooming„ and We
Wish you a Merry Christmas.
The Junior choir was led
by Ms. Mary Ellen Walsh
while Mrs. Donna St. John
conducted the Senior Choir.
CARMEL CHURCH
The Service at •Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day December 21 st was a
Service bf Joy. The kinder-
garten and Grade t gave
"The Christmas Worship":
Grades 2.3,4. "The Three
Emblems and Grades 5.6.7,
.'The Gifts of Christmas.**
The youth group with the
help of the senior choir put
on a presentation during the
hour of worship. Dorothy
Taylor presided at the organ.
Taking part 'ere: Elaine
Love. Valerie Baker, Lori
Mousseau. Cathy Love, Jane
Pollock, Rev. Knight. Beckc
Baker. Bruce Thomson,
Anne Mcnrscau, Mary Thom-
son. Darlene Faber. Barbara
Stretton. Lisa Stretton. Mar-
Kippen WI
Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
Grace Drummond opened
the Christmas meeting of
Kippen East W.I. with a
poem, "Let Christmas
happen to you". and gave
the report of the Area
Convention. held in Si
Marys. The P.R.O. thanked
the leaders of the last 4-H
Club and presented them
with a gift. Joyce Wilson and
Margaret Hoggarth. two of
'the leaders, made reply. the
next club is "Ready. get set.
sew"! A quilt committee
composed of Mrs. Vern
Alderdice. Mrs. , Stewart
Pepper and Mrs. Robert
Kinsman was set up.
Mrs. Campbell. Eyre
chaired the program which
opened with a poem.
gam Hoggarth. Darlene
Varley. The Young People.
invOlved in the Nativity' scene
Were Cathy Troyer David
Skea, Donna Fa u. Janet
Hoggarth, urray Taylor.
Greg and Paul Hoggarth.
Jerry Faber.
Sandra Wadell played two
accordian solos
The members of the three
congregations participated in
the caroi service. after which
the -Arnold Cirele • Evening
Auxiliary sera cd refresh-
ments and a social hour
enjoyed.
FORMER H ENSALL MAN
DIES
Edgar Lloyd Ormein pass-
ed away suddenly in Red-
wood City. California in his
63rd year. son of Bertha
Blackwell and the late Milton
Ortwein. He is survived by
his wife Margaret (Billings).
daughter Mary Lynn Loud.
Redwood and son David of
North Bend. Oregon and one
gfandchild.
The singing of the favour.
ite Christmas carols..opened
the Christmas service at tire
United Church. on Sunday
morning, led by Dr. Topp at
the organ. Rev. McDonald
spoke on the subject of -The
of Christmas" who said
hristians joy is rooted 'in
the knoya ledge that God
carne in Christ the Saviour.
The choir under the direction.
of Dr. Topp sang three very
beautiful anthems. Florence
Slade weicOmed the -worship- •
pers and Donald Wareing lit
tbe Advent Candle at the
beginning of the service.
Everyone yy as reminded. of
the Christmas Eve Service on
Wednesday evening at 7:30
p.m.. YY hich everyone in the
community is invited to
attend.
l'he United Church choir
altIng with their husbands
and wives were entertained
on Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. a nd Mrs. Ron
Mock for their annual Christ-
mas party.
honours leaders
Diane Gerstenskorn
demonstrated making
decorations for Christmas.
She donated an
arrangeme"i which was
won by Margaret Hoggarth.
Mrs. Charles Eyre gave
Courtesy Remarks and Mrs.
Santa Claus distributed the
.exchange of gifts. Lun( h was
served by the hostess Mrs.
Vern Alderdice. co -hostess,
Mrs. Robert Kinsman and
the Committee in charge.
Congratulations to Les
Consitt who won the Grand
Championship with this
imousin steer at the Junior
Show and Sale at the Stock-
yards in.Toronto. Dec. 13.
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Merry Christmas tO all our
friends. May your toes always be
toasty warm!
HOLLANAD SHOS
Clinton
482-9692
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. . . may Peace dwell within
your hearts bringing bountiful
joy to you and yours this most
beautiful of seasons. . . Christmas.
CLINTON COMMUNITY
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Merry Christm4
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