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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-24, Page 8t194$ 0139r10911 and rfittArtleC! and Mr!, Elton Baker attended aqui. Friday, the carol singing of the purses NY? Mrs. Nelson Baker Kitchener 400pi41 puOlay, 01.01 0400400,,104 1141404,04,041i tiolliSil* A, .e...W 4L,•;%,. ),„,t0/7/.0 .tie.4 42 • g. „dike the Wise Men, v themira cle s marvel anew of of Christmas. EXETER ELECTRIC 311 Main South. Exeter Para* 8 Times-Advocate, December 24, 11964 AND A PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR! fWarm and sincere greetings, from all of us to all of you, and many thanks, too. Rether's Restaurant 380 Main South Exeter 235.1202 ••• f§:t 95. Sales Dep't Accounts Dep't • ED HEARN . CAL WEIN Parts Dep't . BETTY COATES Body Dep't . HOWARD McDONALD . CY BLOMMAERT WEDNESDAY DEC. 30TH OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY DEC. 81ST ALL STORES OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. ALL STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY JANUARY 1ST OPEN REGULAR HOURS JAN. to1 Brewers Retail Baseline girl. wins TV test Dashwood hosts Santa, shop students tour mills By MRS. ARCHIE DEW4R" On Channel 10 TV the sat, w.04), Morning Miss Brenda, Parkinson was the per of a pair of skates by cart- ing the best letter of hoW they learned to skate. Neatness was alsp included in the competition. Mr. & Mrs. Torn Coward and boys were guests with TOWS aunt, Mrs. John coward, Win- Chelsea,Saturday. Mr, & Mrs. John Wolhgemuth of PrAnoe pratoe, Alberta, visited with Mr, & Mrs. Ted Wiebe Sunday. Mr. Herb Friesen and fam- ily left for St. Annes, Manitoba, where they will spend Chriet- mae with their pp-pi* and friends, Mr. & Mrs. Duncan McNaugh, ton visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Berryhill at Lucan Sunday, Mrs. Berryhill had a fall on the steps and broke two ribs and is confined to her bed. Miss Marlene Baker, student teacher at Stratford spent the weekend at her home here. Her father, Mr. Alfred Baker, is expected home from the Strat- ford Hospital much improved in health. Mr. Ted Weibe and family took a trip to Manitoba re., cently and visited with rela- tives and friends. Mr. & Mrs. Gladwin Penner of St. Marys were guests with Mr. Ted Weibe and family Sun- day. Little Miss Margaret Par- kinson went in to St. Marys Hospital for a tonsil and ade- colleges at F911. Wayne and Wiscensin are yacatipning with their parents for the Chriatmas` season. Santa Claus arrived in Dash, -wood Saturday afternoon in all his glory to the delight of many ittle people. Movies, chocolate milk and treats were all com- pliments of the Dashwood Men's club. Mrs. Wes Wolfe, Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe and Mr. & Mrs, By MRS. ETIVIN RADER PASHWOOD Students of Grade 11 and 12 shop class and their teacher Mr. Ken Ottewell of South Huron District High. School were guests of Dashwood Planing Mills Ltd., Monday, Dec. 21. They toured the mills, had a discussion period r al were treated to light refreshments. Students, Arthur and Roy Rader from Cocordian Lutheran Clandeboye ladies send gifts to many George Wolfe of Toronto at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Wolfe's sister,. MrS. Adeline Seaforth Saturday; Stuart and George were pall, bearers for their aunt, The Christmas program of the Dashwopd EUB church was presented Sunday evening with the title "The Gates of Christ- maS". All Sunday School dreg took part, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Miller spent the weekend in London with Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Mil- ler and family. The Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical UB church enjoyed an evening of fellowship and shuffleboard at the community centre. Mrs. Ross Guenther and Mrs. Ralph Weber assisted Rev. & Mrs. James in enter, taining the young people. The Youth Fellowship spon- sored the T-A choristers at the EUB church Friday evening. Recently the 4L's class of the EUB church had an evening of crokinole and lunch arranged by the president, Mrs. Don Geiser. Mrs. Gerald Mason was high and Mrs. Sydney Neeb, consolationist. The Walther League of Zion Lutheran church were carol holy communion in the St. James church. Mr. Lancaster al s o read a pastoral letter from Rt. Rev. Bishop Luxton who had recently visited Japan and India. He wrote that India had a greater need of evangelism. The senior and junior choirs sang and white mums were used on the retable and a Christmas plant was placed by Mrs. Ken Carter in memory of her father and in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee. GALS REVIVE ',CHARLESTON" AT SHDHS PROGRAM By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE The Clandeboye WI held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Ernie Lewis with the members answering the roll call by presenting gifts to be sent to the patients of Ontario Hospital for the Mental Health Association, London. Mrs. Charles Coughlin read the Christmas scripture story. Mrs. Karl O'Neil gave an interesting paper of the origin of Christmas carols, customs and how foreign lands celebrate and gave the royal recipe for Christmas pudding. Mrs. Coughlin gave ideas for gift decorations and Mrs. Alex Macintosh gave ideas for Christmas giving. Mrs. Roy Cunningham read a poem. A letter was read from girl in Rome that Lucan River- view and Clandeboye branches support. Donations of four dollars to War Memorial Hospital, Lon- don and two dollars for CRIB were given. A box of fruit sent to a former member, Mrs. Hi- riam Thompson a patient in Exeter Nursing Home. The contest won by Mrs. Maurice Simpson. President Mrs. Alan Hill presided and conducted a geography contest. Mrs. M. Simpson,Mrs. Alex Macintosh and rs. Wilmer Scott served lunch. WITH THE CHURCHES At the Christmas service in the United Church the Rev. G. W. Sach spoke on "Drama or Revelation" and a girls' chorus sang two selections. Rev. E. 0. Lancaster conduc- ted the Christmas service with tartsgrAivwargrcelt4A:tverigfcrigularAtartromclotrarAvgtaivw.eromerwroma-milm Ladies elect officers Sta e Brinsley concerts MIERINY CIIIROSTIMAS Mrs. Earl Lewis; Group leaders, Mrs. Jack Hodgson, Mrs. Karl Pickering, Mrs. David Morley and Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge; nominating committee, Mrs. Arnold Was- nidge, Mrs. George P rest, Mrs. Cecil Hartle and Mrs. George Denno; pianists, Mrs. James Trevithick, Mrs. Earl Dixon; auditors, Mrs. Earl Morley, Mrs. Earl Dixon. PERSONALS Mrs. Don Newey, Carol and Colleen, Mrs. Gerald West, Al- vin and Judy of London and Mr. William Newey of Hamilton vi- sited with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick recently. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sch- wartz of London visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Schenk. Mr. Glen Stewardson, local storekeeper, has added a dusk to dawn light on the corner. Miss Betty Amos of London spent the weekend with her parents. singing Sunday evening to the sick and shut-ins. We take great pleasure in sending you our every good wish for Yuletide happiness, and the best of health and success in days to come. WHITE GIFT SERVICE The singing of Christm as carols with the junior choir in attendance formed the setting for a White Gift service held at Brinsley United Church Sun- day evening Dec. 13. Lighted Christmas trees both inside and `outside the church added greatly to the candlelight ser- vice. The Sunday School assisted the Rev. John Davies with the service. Pat Hodgson capably gave the Christmas story ',A little Story with a big meaning". All white gifts were presented to the Salvation Army and grate- fully received, which will be distributed to the n e e d y at Christmas. ELECT OFFICERS Officers for Brinsley UCW for 1965 are: president, Mrs. Earl Dixon; vice-president, Mrs. George Lee; secretary, Mrs' Jack Trevithick; asst, Miss Kathleen Morley; trea- surer, Mrs. Fraser Dixon; flowers and cards, Mrs. Earl Morley, Mrs. Howard Fenton, Mrs. Leslie Morley, Mrs. Stew- art Witherspoon, Mrs. Stanley Steeper; literature and supply, STAN FRAYNE INFANT BAPTIZED Sandra Elaine, infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Datars, was baptized in Zion Lutheran church Sunday, Dec. 20 by Rev. Wm. Getz. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Webb of Exeter were sponsors. allguismcovitThvmetaftwAtratla General Store and Staff 143 Main North Exeter By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Brinsley UC Sunday School held its annual Christmas con- cert December 19 which was largely attended. The program consisted of dialogues, skits, readings, recitations, guit ar and piano selections and solos. Santa arrived to distribute the gifts off the Christmas tree which was heavily laden. The Sunday School party for St. Marys Chuch was held in the church basement Friday evening. A short concert was given which included an amusing sketch taken from the well- known story Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. The rector, Rev. R. G. Jack- son, expressed appreciation to Mrs. Don Sutherland and Mrs. Don Scott for their work as teachers. The highlight of the evening was the visit of Santa Claus to distribute presents off the Christmas tree. Lunch was served by members of the La- dies Guild. Christmas Eve carols will be sung in the church at 8:30 pm. .235-0410 slVerel*VgroN't*.trieresNreCtszrtinFierailitriagti Larry Snider WITH HIS ENTIRE STAFF WISH EVERYONE A VERY As we hark back in reverence to a night of wonder and holy joy, nearly two thousand years ago, may the spiritual blessings of that first Christmas be with us all. leergqtaVtAfrztgrc ,1"..?,tmarcqgr Jake's Plumbing & Heating PHONE 235-1464 EXETER Service Dep't "WAM4VNI2VS The Council of the Town of Exeter has empowered me to proclaim Tractor Sales . ED MANION . EARL GACKSTETTER • GERALD MASON . TED SNIDER Saturday, Dec. 26 Boxing Day Larry Snider Motors May I also remind you to Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated REG McDONALD JERRY CAMPBELL . GORD PRICE . DALTON SKINNER . JOHN WATSON . LESTER HEYWOOD . PETE COBOURN . RUSS PRICE . DONALD BELL Drive Safely Over The Holidays W. E. SIMMONS, Mayor Mia4a4i804434f4a3N-1;ir=3*c•Nt4P' *4V,W;;1441:a44kWets54Niat):,;"4-11=c:ies•ViizNizsA4:3 Brewers Retail Special Hours of Sale AlMil1111.111111111111111113111 Peaceful as a snowy landscate, lively as a playful fawn is the Christmas we wish for you. We are ever grateful to you for your thoughtful consideration and gracious patronage. GREETINGS **naA Art Clarke YOUR SHELL OlL DISTR1 BUTOR 'PHONE 225-1820 We wish Vou a Christrims near 'your loved ones ... a season Of lay and good will. S"..4 TO you and yours, our heartfelt thanks and a happy holiday! F. A. MAY and SON Ladies' and Men's Wear 388 Main St. South Exifet 235-0852 wkit.mot tvAitv4 tvlitft oftwt:110**740•0ftriolusrAittowtonerefttfttiftertotttaNitto4 erf4tvci*Nstrivero Hunter-Duvar Ltd. 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