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Times-Advocate, 1982-12-08, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, December 8, 1982 Events centered around Christmas Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge met at 6:30 on Wednesday evening for their Christmas dinner, with a very good attendance and a delicious meal. Noble Grand Margaret Consitt presided assisted by Vice Grand Margaret Upshall. - A donation was voted to the Children's Welfare and also the cheque to the United Na- tions trip. The Noble Grand gave a report of the meeting held in Clinton in November. Mrs. Alice Bowen D.D.P. will be the chairperson. A letter of thanks was received from Eric Luther, Chairman of the C.N.I.B. A request was received to drape the Charter in memory of Myrtle Russell, Past President International Association, Rebekah Assembly. Following the close of the meeting a pro- gram was enjoyed with pianist Evelyn McBeath play- ing for Carol singing. Hazel Corbett gave two readings "The Legend of Christmas" and "Young at Heart". Lois Jones favoured with Christmas piano selections. The guest speaker was Mrs. Linda Crerar, who is employed with the Stratford Family Counselling Service, in the Adult Protective Ser- vice Program. Linda gave a ►nost interesting address on her work in this capacity and the 'real need for such. She was thanked and presented with a gift by Bertha MacGregor. An exchange of gifts with "Secret Pals" followed with Elizabeth Riley and Edith Bell doing the distribution of gifts. White Gift Service • White Gift Sunday was observed on the Advent 2 in Carmel Presbyterian Church. The auditorium of the Church was beautifully decorated for the festive season by the members of the Arnold Even- ing Circle. The Sunday School members were in attendance at the service. Rev. Kenneth Knight was in charge of the service and his sermon was on "Sharing." Miss Donna Taylor gave a reading "The Spirit of Christmas". Miss Janet Hog- garth read the Scripture, Luke 3:10-14 and led in prayer. Tammy Bell of the Sunday School gave a reading. "It Is More Blessed To Give Than Receive." The members of the ,Sunday School sang, ,' "Carol, Children, Carol" and "0 Jesus We Are Singing". Everyone presented their White Gifts at the tree. Ron Fleming, Brucefield, was guest soloist and sang "It's a Small World" and "He is Everything to Me" accompa- nying himself on the guitar. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispens- ed next Sunday, December 12 at 11:30 a.m. Sunday December 19 will be a special Christmas service. Choir practice is Wednesday even- ing December 8 at 7:30 p.m. in preparation for the Christmas season. Queensway News Queensway Nursing Home residents were entertained to bingo on Monday afternoon by the Bethel Reformed Church Ladies, Exeter. Rev. Stanley McDonald conducted worship, on Tuesday afternoon. Residents are • busy , decorating and are looking forward to Christmas. We would like to welcome all our volunteers to the Christmas party on Monda afternoon riensa ,FA Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 White Gift Sunday at U.0 The United Church was fill- ed on Sunday morning for the annual pageant and white gift Jiummuniunm- The Light Touch By LAVENDER Sign in department store: "Five Santas, no waiting." Joy of motherhood: that wonderful feeling that hits you when the kids are all in bed. • f R Those who really want to do something find a way. Others find an excuse. Heard about the young fellow who was so.lazy, he called a singles bar to ask if they deliver? Inflation when a man has to pay ten dollars for a three -dollar hair- cut that he used to get for a dollar when he had hair. We'II help "trim" your budget at Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 F. See us for reliable ser- : vice on your old chainsaw. Tmmmuummunmmmmnmunnf: service presented by the junior choir and Sunday church school. The theme of the service was The Journey to Bethlehem and illustrated the different journeys leading to the Christchild. Rev. McDonald opened the service and lit the Advent candles. Sharon Wurm was the narrator for the service with seven readers assisting her; Diane Hamilton, Stephen McCullough. Michael McGregor, Mark McGregor, Gordon Hamilton, John Rooseboom and Derick McGee. Bill Stebbins was Gabriel, bringing word to Mary: Mary Jane Parsons was Mary with Travis Beaver as Joseph. Wayne Scothmer, Andy Philips and Chris Campbell were the shepherds, with Peter Cook, Donald Waring and Rod Parker as the wise men: Terry -Sue Kyle, Carrie Stuart, Victoria Bisback and Angela Gould very capably played the part of the angels. The pageant, arranged and produced by Rev. McDonald, had the 20 -voice junior choir assisting, bringing the message through song. Joyce Pepper was the pianist, and Belve Fuss the organist for the service. Tim Brock sang the solo section and Robert Gackstat- ter and Chris Gardiner, as well as Mark Brock and David Stebbins taking the duet of two traditional carols. The last choir number was an invitation to the congrega- tion to "Go tell it on the moun- tain" with Diane Stebbins tak- ing the solo; and the girls' chorus taking the verses. • The. ushers for the service were Dennis Martin. Ron Riley. Steven Corbett and Gary Kyle. Mary .Kinsman e greeted at the door and the kindergarten department of the Sunday School opened the service with A Message of Christmas, showing the let- ters spelling Love, Joy and Peace. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in lov- ing memory of Mr. Bert Horton. Piano and organ duets were played throughout. the service by Belva Fuss and Joyce Pepper. W.M.S. The ladies of Carmel Presbyterian Church met on Monday and enjoyed a delicious potluck dinner. Following the meal the WMS ladies held their Christmas meeting with vice-president Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presiding. She opened the devotional with a Christmas reading and the singing of "Come All Ye Faithful". Mrs. Edith Bell played the piano. . The Spirit of Christmas, led . by Mrs. Taylor, and the candle -lighting ceremony, was taken in parts by members all' reading 'messages. Carol singing followed. The roll call was answered by your favourite carol. Treasurer. Mrs. Bell gave a gratifying report. Mrs. Harvey Hyde installed the following officers: president, Dorothy Taylor; secretary, Mrs. Ross Faber; treasurer, Mrs. Kathy Bell; associate members, Mrs. Jean Snell; glad tidings, Mrs. P. Camp- bell; supply secretary, Mrs. Bert Thompson: cradle roll, Mrs. R. Faber; literature secretary, Mrs. P. Cmpbell; pianist, Mrs. R. Taylor; assis- tant, Mrs. Edith Bell. Mrs. Bell closed with prayer. Arrived just in time for Christmas • Citrus Marmalades • Jellies, and Cocorlut toast spread • Citrus Candy • Pecan Puffs and Rolls Delicious fancy Christmas Shortbread Hours: We're open Daily 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Open Friday night till 9 p.m. Closed Sundays FERGU ON APIARIES 1 December 13th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Mary Parimer visited . her sister Mrs. Helen Thomp- son on the weekend. Miss Aleeta Kats visited with her father Mr. John Kats in Ex- eter on Sunday. Personals The "Three Links" Seniors will hold their annual Christmas dinner and meeting on Tuesday December 14 at 6:30 p.m. Plan to attend this gathering as a good program is being prepared. About two hundred and twenty-five relatives, neighbours and friends assembled in the Hensall Community Centre on Friday evening to celebrate with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Branderhorst, Hensall on the 'occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding an- niversary.They have a family of five; Mrs. Bev Hovius, Hensall, Mrs. Joyce Petty, Thedford, Rick,. Lori and Michael at home. They also have two grandchildren. A most enjoyable social time and dancing to music by "The Boomerangs" of Lambeth was enjoyed. They received many beautiful gifts. A large representation of family members attended the Christmas Party on Sunday in Hensall Legion Hall spon- sored by the Legion men and Ladies' Auxiliary, when San- ta Claus arrived and presented gifts for all. In- teresting films were shown. The Money Doll draw will be made on December 23rd. Unit 4 meets Unit 4 of Hensall U.C.W. met on Thursday December 2nd. Mrs. Nan Britton presid- ed and opened with a poem "The Search". Mrs. Purdy gave the devotional and read the story of the Wise Men found in Matthew chapter 2, verses 1-11 , followed by prayer. Mrs•. Shirley Luther took the study and used as her theme the . story -of , the shepherds as told in the gospel of St. Luke. Mrs. Luther and Nan Britton sang a beautiful duet "Oh the Wonder of it all" and closed her most interesting story with prayer. CALF CLUBS — For the second year, senior and junior calf clubs will be a feature of the Hensall spring fair. Lloyd Cooper and son Scott were among the 15 seniors and 36 juniors who picked up their calves in Hensall two weeks ago, "about the nicest calves I've ever seen," according. to Lloyd. HINSALL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CWTR! 262.3206 Arena Activities Wednesday, Dec, e 2:30-3:30 Moms 8 Tots 3:30-5:00 Public Skating 6:00 Novice 7:00 Atom visits Huron Pork 8:00 Pee Wee visits Huron Park 9:00 Bantam Thursday, Dec. 9 8:30 Sherwoods visit Brooksdale Friday, Dec. 10 7:00-8:30 Hensoll Oldtimers 8:45 Seaforth Juniors vs. Thedford Braves Saturday, Dec. 11 8:00-12:00 Hensoll Minor 1:00-3:00 Public Skating Sunday, Dec. 12 1:00-3:00 Public Skating 3:30-4:30 Kippen Church Skating 7:00-11:00 Hensoll Rec Monday, Dec. 13 7:00-11:00 Seaforth Broomball Tuesday, Dec, 14 5:45-8:45 Hensall Minor 9:00-10:00 Broomball r Omni 1 owe • • 'l. fowl • 11erry Christmas 11errV Christmas llerry Christmas Merry Christmas SHOP HENSALL FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING and receive... Christmas Bonus Coupons from November- 16th to December 24th At these participating Stores ■ Shaw's . . Dairy Store ■ Ron's Health Centre ■ Don's- - Food Market ■ Taylor's - Discount House ■ Drysdale's Major Appliance Centre 1 Williams Hairstyling ■ Fergusons Apiaries ■ The Birch Tree ■ Hensall Pro Hardware ■ Duttmanns Bakery ■ Reids Kozy Korner Restaurant ■ The Flower Basket HOURS Most stores will be open Christmas week, Wed., & Thurs. till 9 p.m. Closing Fri., Dec. 24th at 6 p.m. Closed all day Christmas Day and Monday, Dec. 27, 1982 4/4 ,f - ••• •�• kel4 •• Shoppers! Here's a great way to save for your Christmas Needs! ■ Shop at participating stores in Hensall. They will be giving you coupons on your purchases. • Each participating merchant will give you a 54 coupon for. every $5.00 you spend in their, store. Example: 54 for $5.00 - 104 for $10.00, etc. ■ Save 'em up or spend them right away at any participating store. They cannot be exchanged for cash, only on merchan- dise you purchase. ■ You may collect coupons up until Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1982. Redeem your coupons until Friday, December 24th, 1982. PLEASE NOTE: The merchants will stop handing out coupons On Sat. Dec. 18th, 1982. Coupons will become null and void after Dec. 24th, 1982. So hurry and exchange them on mer- chandise before the deadline. EXTRA BONUS FOR FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS! Shop Friday Nights from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and the merchants will DOUBLE THE COUPON they give you Example: For every $5 spent receive 10C in coupons etc. NOTE: THE VALUE OF A COUPON IS NOT DOUBLED, THE RECEIVFNG OF. A COUPON IS DOUBLED! Merry. Christmas from these supporting Hensall and area businesses Sears (Simpson -Sears Ltd.) 262-3316 Agripross Canada Ltd.. 262-3000 Ferguson Upholstery 262-2729 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 262-2920 v1 II■ General Coach 262-2600 - Glenn Koehler 262-5083 Hensall B.P. & Ice Box Variety 262-3014 L� s,. two r. Hensall District Co -Operative Inc. 262-3002 Stew's Rec-Vez Service Centre Kippen - 262-6078 Hurondale Dairy Ltd. 262-2712 Hyde Bros. Farm Equipment 262-2605 Jim's Machine Shop 262-2711 Knight's Electric 262-2319 O'Connor Funeral Homes 236-4365 Ted Thuss and Sons Garage Ltd. 262-2810 Wedge the Mover 262-2834 Julia's Hair Design 262-2402 Kyle's Shell Service 262-2832 Cook's Division of Gerbo Inc. 262-2410 Hensall Motors Ltd. Elder Enterprises 262-2604 262-6142 Hensall P.U.C. 262-2717 Merry ('hristina!► The Village of Hensall Tuckey Beverages - Huron Park 228-6503 et n r+ omit to ra t'D V.' r.. Mai Hensall Freeze King 262-2838 • B.K. Richman Photography 262-2530 The First Canadian Bank Bank of Montreal 262-2524 Queensway Nursing Home 262-2830 C.E. Reid & Sons 262-2321 Donald C. Joynt Insurance 262-2119 Fuss Electric 262-2946 Por MOP I cr. r+ env •• Woe Falrholme Dairy Ltd. 482-9342 Shaw's Dairy Store 262-2840 • 11erry ('hristnias Nif'rry (liristmas W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. Merry ('hrisllnas v'