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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-20, Page 17Saintsbury Guild elects By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dean Gibson was hostess to the members of the Guild of St. Patrick's church. The members exchanged Christmas gifts. The president, Mrs. Harry Carroll, was assisted in the devotions by Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Money was voted to the WA prayer partner and other worthy causes. The • nominating committee presented a slate of officers for 1963. President is Mrs. Maurice MacDonald; treasurer, Mrs. Dean Gibson; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Harvey .Latta; secre- tary, Mrs, Bill Johnson; cent- a-week, Mrs. Raymond Green- lee; birthday box, Mrs. Hugh Davis; card sales, Mrs. Tom. Kooy; assistant, Mrs. Lorne Weiberg; sick fund, Mrs. M. MacDonald, The hostess was assisted in serving lunch by Mrs. Jim Barker and Mrs, Ron Carroll. A contest conducted by. Mrs, Harry Carroll was won by Mrs. Heber Davis who also won the mystery prize donated by Mrs, Harvey Latta. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels and Donald, Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lu- can, Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Dick- ins, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkin- son and Mr., and Mrs. Heber Davis were guests on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis were Monday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Bill Johnston and boys. Mr, and Mrs. Earl. Atkinson entertained their family on Sat.- urday evening. They were cele- brating the birthday of their grandson, David Latta. Those present were David's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta, Carol and Kenny, also Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and 'Michael, were Fri- day evening guests with their uncle, Mr, Ern Picks, and. Mrs. Priscilla Mack, Exeter. Dlr. and Mrs. Tom 'Rees and family visited Mrs, Rees' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clandcboye, on Sat- urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Atkin- son. and family, London, Airs. Charlie Atkinson and Mr, and Mrs. Joe Kemp, London, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkinson. Mr. anc: Mts. Harry Carroll. attended a family gathering at the home of Mrs. .Carroll's mother, Mrs. Henry HOdgins, Lticati, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and girls Were guests at a birthday party for Mr. Tindall's father, Charles -Tindall, Grand Bend. The Management and Staff of the GRAND BEND it wish to take this opportunity to say "11HIANEIS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE" and wish their Friends and :Patrons SEASON'S GREETINGS trge ss!tissrst test osesi iss rms.= rss eS,4 ..Ststa-Sa *gs. =rsicStizse CT .11 ` b 1/4,-{ Vo you, our friends and patrons, we extend every good wish :for ,46 a happy holiday season, with'eur sincere thanks for the privilege of serving you over the years. 0 tat ; Wier.SIISSAS tsreSsWeOlg.0.Ss,VSO.P.S.sr4'710,erse.salas*.titereaSti as a sraftenreataSW To all our friends, an old-fashioned - '`Ifg?w.''' Christmas wish, May all the joys of the reason enrich your heart this day and forever. CR E.P !TON The Christmas meeting of the Crediton WI was held in the Community flail on Tuesday, December IL Airs, IL Hodgins acted as ehairlady, The program opened with. a. number on the piano accordion by ;Jinn Neil, The motto "'Let's Keep Christ in. Christmas" was given by Mrs, F. Mnrlock fol- lowed by a solo by Judy Lain. port, Readings were given by Mrs. P, Noels and Mrs. R. Reid, The speaker, Mrs. R. Hilts, showed - a filmstrip entitled 'Each With His Own Broil', This was followed by a duet by Marlene King and Doreen Kenney. During the business mention was made concerning the soth anniversary of Institute work in South Huron, Crediton WI was responsible for making arrangements for a hall and caterers. It is to be held in Exeter Legion Hall on Janu- ary 28 with the Centralia United Church serving the meal, A vote of thanks was given by the West McGillivray WI and Mrs, W. Mack replied. Due to road conditions four other branches, who were to be guests, were unable to attend. VC Sunday School party The animal Christmas party By MRS, 1,0.4Ng .1'13.E.$4cATOR of the United Church Sunday School was held on Friday, December 14 in the church auditorium, Bev. R. S. was chairman for a varied and interesting program of recita- tions, exercises, musical .num• bets and instrumentals. A , play entitled ."Christmas From a Roof Top" was ;pre- sented by 'the Christian Help- ers Class. Santa arrived to distribute gifts and treats for the child- ren. UCW aids fund Ladies at Crediton aid ch ildren's unds The LOG's Sunday School class of James St, United. Church played the Part of Santa Claus to the children in the Protestant Orphans' Home in London Friday evening when the ' class made its annual Christmas visit. For the sixth year in a row members of the class and their leacher, Mrs. A1. C, Fletcher, distributed gifts to the child- ren of the orphanage and eon- doeteri a short entertainment program, After the ea rol-siDg- ing and gift unwrapping the youngsters showed the LOG's The tJCW Christmas meeting through the orphanage. was held in the Sunday School The ladies of the church rooms on December 1.1 with a. served lunch on their return. good attendance, Mrs. Gerald Zwicker, president, conducted the business for the meeting. Airs. R. Reid was in charge of the Christmas worship per- iod. Several carols were sung and the scripture was read by Mrs. Nelson Lamport, Mrs, R. Reid gave a reading followed by a Bible skit presented by Mrs. Zwieker, Mrs, H. Light- foot, Mrs, N. Lamport and R, Reid. A white gift offering was taken which will he given to the "Save the Children Fund", Gifts were exchanged and mystery sisters for the past year were revealed, Hostesses were Mrs, E. Neil, Mrs, L, Preszcator, Mrs. C. Kenney and Mrs. G, Hll. Personal items Mrs. S, Lamport left Sunday to spend the winter with her daughters in Detroit, VILLAGE INN MacLaren Pharmacy GRAND BEND GREETIMUS To all our friends we extend our sincerest wishes for a Joyous Holiday Season. GRAND BEND St, John's-by-the-Lake Angli• can Church, Grand Bend held its annual carol service and Sunday school party on Tues- day evening, The reader, who look part in the Nine Lesson service were; William fluidic, Janice Hood, Jamie Semple, Don, Diane. and Ken Clarke, Diane Hood, Paddy Penh and Mrs. Ken Young. The parish hall was festive with lighted tree and gifts and candy bags were given to the Sunday School children. Re- freshments were served by the ladies of the WA and the dec- orations in the church were arranged by the Chancel. Guild. There will he a Holy Com- munion service at 11.30 on. Christmas Eve and at 11.30 on Christmas morning, Reuben Stebbins Reuben Stebbins, 82, of Al- gonac, Michigan died in Sarnia. General Hospital, Thursday, December 13. Surviving are daughter's, Mrs, Arthur (Annie) Howald, Den• field; Irene, Toranto; sons, Earl, Dashwood, Lloyd, London, and Everett Parkhill; a step- Class plays Santa Claus Dashwood group makes donations St AND114AVIAN VLVES . 'The little elves who belt) Santa in his workshop probably came from the Scandinavian countries. In Norway, Denniark .: and Sweden, children art told lif tf the "Toinfar", little gray- bearded, elf-like men who hide Presehtt Hof` boys and girls 011 Christmas Eve. ? i 1 Five winners, cop two each Vivo persons were double whiners at Exeter Legion's fowl bingo last week, Mrs, Tons Smith Won two turkeys*, Mrs. Van Oevelen, Centralia, Lawrence itirtzet, and Carry Norty all won both a turkey and a chicken and Mrs. L. Rolland won two chickens, Other turkey winners were David VrAyte, Mery Oranger, Arnold Ford, Douglas Beaver% Charles McQuillan, The turkey debt prize went to Airs. Marg Edwards. Chicken Winters included Fra 'n'k , Triebner, l V' Srbith, Mrs, . R. Lamb, Mrs. Boy I-hunter, now-nary Corry, Mrs, North ttemnao, Mrs. M Vvrie, E , A, riassen, Mrs. Chaa. Corry and Mrs, Allan Pfaff. At this joyous season, we wish the best of every. thing for each and every one of ,you. Thank you all for the privilege of serving you, during the year now ending, McStephen Auto 118,6114 WretkerS. dBMIALIA' By MRS:. PRVIN .RARER DASHWOOD The Ladies' Aid of Zion Lu. Literati .church. held their com- bined Christmas and annual meeting Wednesday, Dec. a. with 37 present,. Mrs. Milford Merner, presi- dent, .eondueted opening ,devo,„ Lions with Rev. Wm, Cats lead- ing in prayer. .Both monthly and annual reports were given by the treasurer and other of• fivers as well as the group con- vene-i's, revealing a busy and successful year. Donations were made to the Children's Aid. The Lutheran flour, to the mission treasury of the church, and two college. students, Quilting will be done in The new year, Christmas box' es are to be packed for the Airs, Frvin Rader Was in charge of the election of of- is Mrs. Milford Merner; vice,president, Mrs, Ervin Rader; secretary, Mrs. Hrnest Koehler; treasurer, Mrs, james Hayter; flower and treat fund secretary, Airs. Albert card secretary, Mrs. Ru- dolph Millet'; pianist, Airs. Ken Keller; assistant, Mrs. Albert Bader; Christian growth chair- inat ns golitioary; ter bia.anrd- Mrs. Albert Rader; auditors, Mrs. Clifford Salmon and Mrs. Albert Miller. :Each group ap- pointed a new convener, iSollowing this a brief pro- gram took place consisting of a solo, a skit and the Christmas story, Group 1 with Mrs, V. Becker and Mrs. Ervin Devine conveners was in charge and conducted closing devotions and served a Christmas lunch. Rev, and Mrs. Gala were presented with a Christmas gift. Personal items Weekend visitors with Mrs, Lucinda Melsaac were Ronald and Doeald Mcisaac, Pamela Spear and Mary Jaent. She re- turned with them to Detroit for the winter months, Miss Thelma Weber, of Lon- don, spent the weekend with Mrs. Dan Weber. Mr, and Mrs, Ivan. Taylor and family and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family of Waterloo spent Saturday with L, H. Rader and other relatives. Mrs, Fred Schrrieder was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, by Hoffman's ambu- lance on Sunday. Henry Bender is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, with a heart attack. William Zinkham of Kitchen- er, husband of the former Frieda. Krueger died Sunday, Decem- ber 16. The funeral took place in Kitchener on Tuesday. (This stage candle rites. By KIM ROSS, ,WINN.aR ELIMML4 The Eliruvlite ,CO1T present. ,ed their eandlelighting• vesper service on ,Sunday evening. The girls came in procession from the back. of the choir and sat in the, choir loft. Mrs. Ross Skinner led the service assisted by Mrs. V. Montmorency, who :gave the meditation. s e s Marilyn Johns and Janet Skinner took the offering and the candle, lighters were Misses 'Margaret Prance, Dianne Stone and Marg. aret VcW presort) play The Eliniville VOW held their Christmas meeting on Friday afternoon at the church, Mrs. Howard Pym and Mrs. Alvin Cooper were in charge of the. program. A short Christmas play, "Christmas From a Roof-Top" was presented by Airs, Pym, Mrs. R. Skinner, Ruth Skinner, Airs, G. Johns, Mrs. E. Pell- hale, Mrs, Franklin Skinner and Mrs, Alvin Cooper, Rev, H. Wilson sang a Christmas solo and Airs, Jackson Woods led in the Bible study, Personal items The Elimville Sunday School concert will be held on Satur- day evening at the church at S p,m. The exchange of gifts for the classes wil' he put under the tree and Santa will visit at the close of the pro- gram. Sunday morning will be Christmas service at the usual . hour, 10 a.m. Mr, and Mrs. Delmer Skin- ner and Frances Mr. and Air's. Jilson :Lynn and family of win, chelsea, Mr. and Mrs Allen ohms, Shirley and Marilyn, Air. and Mrs. Larne Elford, Ave and Michael were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs Philip Johns and family. IN. FRANCE Ln southern France ".sans tons" are better known than Santa. 'Santoes" are clay rep.- lie as of members of the Holy Family, manger animals and saints. Since the creche, rather titan the eve'r'green tree, is the cen- tre of Christmas home deeora• Ron in France, the santans PlaY an important part. The Times.Achrocat9, Docember 2Q 1962 Pa J:7'` Grand Bend church holds carol service By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL Funeral service was held from the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, on Saturday, December 15 with in- terment in Grand Bend. Pallbearers were Roy Holt, Art Baker, Henry Green, John- ston and Ray Patterson, Emery Desjardine. Personal items Mrs. J, E, Skillender and in- fant daughter left on WrInes- day for Germany. Mrs. F. Brisebois and Mrs, M, Brisebois visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gill he- fore leaving for Germany on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton visited on Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Patterson, who is a pa- tient, in Sarnia General Hos- pital. Mrs, Harold Noonan spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gill and family, HELPING SANTA In Northern. Eirope, where Santa Claus arrives on a white horse, boys and girls put out food for the horse, / \ S EAS 0 ITS OAS We earnestly hope that :g. h you may enjoy , . 1 of the spiritual gladness that comes with the Christmas season. tg. mate."==.0....• a 11. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Benedict and Kevan of Watford visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Wilmar Wein and Bar- bara, Kevan remained for a few days, Mr. Ben Emerson of Brace- bridge and Mr. Eugene Fink. beiner and Paul of Barrie visited with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Priest- ly and Cheryl of Byron called on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Preszcator and family. Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Smith and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Smith's brother, Mr. daughter June, Algonac; sister, Roy Lockhart, in Woodbridge Mrs, Ted Williams, London; `'"'`O os,aos?w,o,ci'tzr?crac?rsc?cscticvw^vsc wAi4ttilkiVrAq,ditl,Ati*it:?AtrktIRAtiktiqkit:?tt'tTAMAi ► AND STAFF Dashwood Ontario itAotxrctt-cftziNi-trAyevAlioNi-vntftlq,m h. a. •"' Cqtr BRUCE Refrigeration IS Bruce Emerson "Thompson, `Prop. tit A PHONE 138,2183 GRAND BEND xxii vrittrf arYro,It, tronoPt6n,Irv,rWTrinilOotrihtiti lot Of i 11 i ti v tfli 111111*W itl 1711 Please c►te! 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