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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-17, Page 7HENSALL MOTOR SALES YOUR METEOR-MERCURY DEALER Roy Campbell - Proprietor WRECKER CALLS Days 262-2112 Nights 262.2423 tt I tt pp 17. n. 0 5 Bottled ,and distributed by Tuckey Beverages A .tiage,tat44'6...;ictaAi cOai caaaa,ataal 41,1.R:4'404' WStoiAtrAlizi:~s:WAI t :Kim.ekOitttOtivNitFAItf*Stt.oV:tii r•NWt WAS t,1".‘t 474 Wti 1::kideP41*0.f41*VIA•Weitiki.,:tzizolec Ocittrti t:Pt$ =Ai 4.-.4t SHOP WHERE PRICES ARE. BEST HENSALL Selection and 'pekes in 'HENSAll, have neve r been better than they are right haW i this C,ristnas. were goitig all. out ft) Setite you better.thoil•eVer beford,, For last ttithutt sUggeSticitit ask your friendly irtENSAILI merchant. [ W11- i 1 Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware 'DIAL 761 7010 NFNSALI Times-Achcbcate, December 17f 1964 Page 7 Centralia 'members • ..Happenings in and around 171enscs0 at CGIT services spent a few days in Torent.o this week, Mr. Wm. R. Bell visited re- centlY with his on and danghr terrin-law, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Mrs, Edna Corbett was a weekend visitor with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Mrs, Lloyd MacLean is a patient in South HuronliosPital, cake In a draw at Irene's Regal Grill in lienSali Saturday, Mies Diane Held underwent eye SurgerY at St. JoSeph'S Hospital, London, Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Wm. Henry of Huron- view is a patient at Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. Henry is a former well-known resi- dent. Mr, 84 Mrs, Garnetiviousseau certificate, We. Bob Tayier, Mrs. Alex Hoggarth and Mrs. George Troyer. PERSONALS Mr, Bob Hicks, CNR agent at Rensall suffered an. illness while at work. Saturday and was rushed by Bonthron ambulance to Clinton Public Hospital, Mrs. W, J. Cameron was the lucky winner of the Christmas The reception of new me m- hers was held and joining on profession of faith were Ann Funk, Karen Tin n e Y, Wendy Moir, Anne Lawrence, Bevan Bonthron, Charles palryinple, lkierYYn Bell, Gary Scholl, Gary Lawrence, Bryan F ink, Bill Finney, Toni DalrYMPle, Doug- las Dalrymple, Patrick Soldazi, Michael Seldan and Barry Mousseau; and on transfer of E xeter. Mr. EgYerley Heaton Jr, of Kenora is holidaying with his. Parents, Mrs. Bey Bea- ton. Mr, & Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family of Willowdale, were guests over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Henderson and family. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brock have moved into their new home on Richmond St. N. Mr, & Mrs. Laird 11/fickle, Mr, & Mrs. Harold Bterfrisf. Exeter, attended the University of Western Ontario choir cop- pert Sunday evening in Tharnes London. Bob Mickle Is a Member of the Choir. Mr. & Mrs. Karl Haslip and family of Harlington were week end guests with Mr. & Mrs.Eric Kennedy, Mr. Eric Kennedy, who has been a patient at South Huron Hospital, returned home Sun- day. ';itts•Pords. liatt,it;14:rMerl IS RX MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA The Centralia CGIT and their leaders, MrP. Harry Wilson and We. Frank Picks attended the combined CGIT vesper service in Main Street ObUrch, Sunday. Margaret Haist and Judy Blair took part in the service. There are 14 girls in the CGIT and all were present for the ser- vice. Some parents attended also. viettiPA ciaa * acallavgaitalAwausvgaA gitz4444a:40 rAgov Pi aa* Wa *44:Man erPXoa okioAetusli vassoks41 ;p DECORATE CHURCH White. Patin bells trimmed with gold and topped with .red. bewp, with two small lighted. trees and two poinsettia* cprated the United Church Sue, -day in 'keeping with the festive. season. The poinsettias. were placed An the church by the local .Guides and Brownies as a token of thanks for the use of the chureh. Arranging the artistic decorations were- Mrs. Robert Heahurn, Mrs, Walter Spencer, Mrs. p,L,IviaaNauglir ton and Mrs. .pliglitoe Ferg. CARMEL CHURCH NOTES The rites of Holy Communion was administered at Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday morning when Rev. John ,O. Boyne chose for his sermon topic "Born in Us Today". PERSONALS Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. H. J. MacNeil and boys were Alexander Hawley of Nova Scotia for a ten day vacation and Edwin Hawley of Toronto for the weekend. The brothers are nephews of Mrs. MacNeil. Ronald Essery, son of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for several Kirkton UC aid shut-ins weeks, returnedltomeTharPday of last week. Miss Wilda Pollock of !cit- pbener was a weekend pleat with her slater, Mrs. Lorne. Hicks. Mr, & Mrs. Chester Dunn, Miss Shirley Heywood of Exeter and Mr. Robert Lainrnie were. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs, George Dunn. Mrs, Elmer Wilson Spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred iiiixtable and Billie. Mr, & Mrs. Victor Overholt and family were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Theresa Maloney in Seaforth. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Marshall and family of Blyth were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Nicks and family. Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson were Saturday visitors with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Thompson in Listowel. Rev. D. M. Guest was a Sunday evening guest at the home of Rev. & Mrs. Robert Hiltz and family in Exeter and attended the vesper service in Main Street Church. Two carloads from the village motored to L ondon Sunday afternoon to attend the Precep- tory Christmas service in the Masonic Temple. The speaker Was Lieut. Col. John Nelson, Divisional Commander of the Salvation Army for Western Ontario. The annual Sunday School Christmas entertainment will be held in the schoolroom of the church Saturday at 8 pm. There will be two services in the church Sunday, Dec. 20. The pastor, Rev. Guest will deliver his Christmas mes- sage in the morning and there will be special music by the choir. In the evening there will be a girls' choir. Carols will be sung and a film will be shown. Special events held at Brinsley Sunday St. Mary's Anglican Church, Brinsley, was decorat- ed for the Christmas season, and a service of Christmas car- ols and hymns was held. Scrip- ture passages were read by Ruth White, Sharon Faulder, Norma Rowe and Judy Morgan. White Gifts were brought by the Sunday School for the In- dian children on Moraviantown Reserve. Mrs. Harvey Hodgins played the new Hammond organ. Friday, December 18, the Sunday School will hold their Christmas party in the church basement at 8:30. Christmas communion ser- vice will be held at 11:30 am Sunday, December 20. Carols will be sung in the church at 8:30 on Christmas Eve, By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRK_ TON Mrs. Jack Urquhart was hos- tess for the UCW Christmas meeting Wednesday afternoon December 9 when a Christmas program was presented with Mrs. T. Elliott as leader. Mrs. H. Burgin, Mrs. E. Urquhart and Mrs. C. Mills contributed readings. Mrs. Norman Amos read a Christ- mas story, and Mrs. Earl Wat- son favored with a piano in- strumental. Mrs. L. Marshall and Mrs. D. Johnson assisted with the devotional period. It was decided to remember the shut-ins at Christmas with a book or box of fruit. Fifty dollars was donated to the Board of Stewards. All cars reduced in price for Christmas 64 MERCURY DEMONSTRATOR 2 door hardtop, fast back, automatic transmission, 390 cu. in. motor, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewall tires, tinted windshield. 64 DODGE Polara 4 door hardtop, radio, white walls, full wheel discs, automatic V8 63 COMET, 4 door. Come in and see this one. 63 MERCURY 2 door, V8 standard shift, radio, white walls. 62 FORD VAN with large motor 62 CHEVROLET 4 door wagon, V8 automatic, radio, white walls, wheel discs 62 ACADIAN 2 door hardtop, automatic, 6 eyl., radio 61 VALIANT 4 door wagon, 6 cyl., standard, radio 60 CONSUL 4 door, 4 cyl., standard 59 PONTIAC, 6 cyl., automatic, 4 door sedan, radio 57 METEOR, V8, standard shift FETE MOTHERS Friday evening, December 11, the Messengers entertain- ed their mothers in the church basement. Numbers on the program in- cluded a reading by David Ro- binson, a dance by Jo-Anne Scott, piano solos by Wendy Heard and Bryan Amos, an ex- ercise, ,,The Christmas Let- ters" and readings concerning Christmas in other lands. The Christmas story was given in pantomine. Each of the leaders were presented with a gift. Exeter Cubs to sing next week Again this year, the 1st Exe- ter Cub Pack are collecting toys for the children in the area to help make their Christ- mas a little brighter. Cubmaster Harold Sissons reported the toys would be dis- tributed by the local Legion. On Wednesday night, the Cubs will be going carol singing to various locations in town and one place they will be at, will be in front of the library at 8:00 p.m. The lads invite one and all to come and hear them and also to join them in singing the favorite Christmas songs. t. GB editor in new post As Is Specials 59 Renault 57 Volkswagon 56 Dodge 54 Dodge wagon 52 Fordl ton truck Miss Wilma Dinnin, who re- cently resigned as secretary of the Grand Bend and Area Chamber of Commerce, left the resort this week to assume a position as editor of the St, Clair Gazette. The head office of the weekly newspaper is in Courtwright and it covers the communities of Frooinfield, Coranna, Court- wright, Sombre. and Brigden, as Well as the townships of Sarnia, Moore and Sombra. Miss Ditinin has had several years experience in the weekly newspaper field. She was editor of the Clinton News-Record for abont 10 years and this past summer edited the Grand Bend Holiday, a saintlier publication at the resort. The St. Clair paper is aSso- elated with the Sarnia Gazette and in the area which it serves, Ontario Hydro plana to erect a $200 million p0Wer Station. It Will alSb be in that area where CIL will establish a mammoth indilstrial site.