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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-12-21, Page 15Mark Xmas at Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR The Christmas meeting of Coopers. UCW was held at the home of Mrs. Austin Timms with 14 members and two visitors present, Mrs. Dave Holland, Mrs. Fred Parkinson and Miss Flor- ence Jamieson were in charge of the proeram. Mrs. Holland presided over the devotional part of the meet- ing with Miss Jamieson assisting. Christmas hymns were sung with Mrs, Nelson Baker at the piano. Mrs. Fred Parkinson had charge of ',Symbols of Advent" with several members taking part. A candle lighting service was held with Mrs. Jim Mc- Naughton, Miss Kate Jamieson, Mrs. Otto Riemer, Mrs. Wil- bert McNeight and Mrs. Duncan McNaughton lighting the candles. A solo by Mrs. Wm Spence was much enjoyed. Christmas readings were given by Mrs. Oliver Baker and Mrs. Ellis Strahan. A playlet entitled "No Room in the Inn" was given by Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Mrs. Margaret Baker, Mrs. Jim Mc- Naughton, Mrs. Ellis Strahan and Mrs. Robt Elston. Mrs. 0. Baker, the president, had charge of the business and welcomed former members and warmly expressed her gratitude and thanks to all of the ladies for their fine cooperation through out the two years. Two crib quilts and one dozen pair of booties have been sent out to the Mission Hospital at Hazelton, B.C. An exchange of Christmas gifts took place after which lunch was served by the hostess and com- mittee. The January meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Wilbert McNeight, the roll call to be answered by paying fees. Officers for Coopers UCW for 1968 are: past president, Mrs. Oliver Baker; president, Mrs. Wm Spence; vice president, Mrs. Fred Parkinson; secretary, Mrs. Jim McNaughton; treasurer, Mrs. Nelson Baker; stewardship, Mrs. Robt Elston; Supply secretary, Mrs. Marg- aret Baker (for one year); temp- erance, Mrs. Dave Holland; com- munity friendship, Mrs. Ellis Strahan and Mrs. Austin Timms; pianist, Mrs. Nelson Baker; press reporter, Mrs. Robt Els- ton; auditor, Mrs. Oliver Baker. Ieseekseekee eiez lee e eezeieeleeiese e All the happy sounds of Christmas unite in a joyous chorus pro- claiming that Christ is born! CHAINWAY Exeter 235-0032 isioxisAtia-14404ba4;w5144,5..olitimotetsvAit from us to you for your happiness during the holiday season may a sleighful of all good things be yours! N. C. Jones & Sons Gravel Exeter 235-0925 A eltistmas Wick Compliments of the Season FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST NOEL To our many won- derful customers, we wish the best of holi- days. For letting us serve you, our thanks. WUERTH'S Exeter 235-0611 By MRS. WM. WALTERS Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Walters visit- ed in Exeter Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Knight. Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Mrs. San- ford Hutton, Mrs. Freeman Horne, Mrs. John Coward and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Mrs. Tom Campbell visited Tuesday even- ing with Mrs. Phil Hern to cele- brate a birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Mathers and Larry, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Lee of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Pat- terson of Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. George Frayne of Sunshine Line, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Dayman of Kippen visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton attended the funeral of the late Clarence Ludwig which was held at Listowel, Wednesday. Thursday, December 14 an en- joyable social evening was held in Shipka Community Centre spon- sored by the east group. Andy Antippos, US consul, his wife and mother-in-law showed some interesting slides onJapan. ' Cards and bingo were played after which bags of candy and oranges were distributed to all community children. Reder's Florist ON FONDEST WOES FOR VERY MEM CHRISTMAS JO ALL... AND SINCEREST NHS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Times-Advocate, December 21, 1967 Hold party at UC Page 13 Creditor) women help needy By MISS ELLA MORLOCK The UCW held the Christmas meeting Wednesday evening, De- cember 13, With the exception of One member who was unable to attend, all were present. Many gmueems tbse for rs tbrought evening. w 1 th the m The Christmas worship ser- vice was conducted by Mrs. Jack Galloway and Mrs, Lorne Hodge assisted by six ladies of their group. Christmas carols were played by Larry and Gary Gib- son on their accordions and carols were sung in both Dutch and English by Mrs. William Amerongen and Mrs. Wynja of Sea.forth. The president, Mrs, Cliff Ken- ney, took charge of the business session. It was decided to send the White Gift donations to CARE. At the close of the meeting gifts were exchanged and the names of mystery sisters revealed. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Gal- loway, Mrs. Douglas Warren, Mrs. R. Molitor and Mrs. W. Mack. JOIN CHURCH At the EUB Church, Sunday morning seven young people took the vows of church membership. They were Ricky Bowers, Brenda Fahner, Darrel Finkbeiner, Dan- ny Haugh, Barbara Pfaff, Kath- erine Ratz and Kathie Schenk. UC CHRISTMAS PARTY The United Church held their Christmas program Friday even- ing, December 15. Carol singing, skits, exercises, recitations, dia- logues and duets were enjoyed. Santa came and distributed gifts from a well-laden tree. eees ege eez•Neteeeeeeee Pie) ,Piaw";-4hal4alia ner, Mr. Sam King, Mrs. Art Attfield, Mrs. Norah Weida ) Mrs, Mildred Hirtzel, Mrs. Walter Weber and Mrs. Lawrence Hill. There were candy bags for the children. Reverend Douglas War- ren showed a film, The program committee corn- posed of Mrs. Doug Galloway and Mrs. Nelson Lamport ar- ranged the evening's entertain- ment. BINGO WINNERS Bingo winners on Tuesday evening, December 12 were Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs, Marie Simpson, Mrs. Audrey Corey, Mrs. Russell Schroeder (2), Mrs.DonnaSMith, Jim O'Neil (2), Mrs, J. Moser, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, John Fah- PERSONALS Mrs. Isaac Gower is spending some time with Mrs. Alma Bruns- low and Brenda, Strathroy. Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk, Mrs. Alf Smith, Mrs, Ruby Molitor and Miss Ella Mcrlock attended Korean Night at Centralia School of Agriculture Tuesday, Decem- ber 12. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Morlock and Mr. & Mrs, Jack Galloway spent Sunday with Rev. & Mrs. H. liagelstein of Bright. Mr. & Mrs. Ed, Hendrick wer4.1 weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick, petrolia. Mr, & Mrs. Alf Smith went to Toronto last Thursday to at- tend the funeral service of Mrs. Tilford Castator, Many of the homes in Crediton are gay with Christmas decora- tions. The lighting on the house of Mr. Charles Glanville east of the bridge provides an attractive approach to the village. dress in princess style with brown accessories and corsage of pink carnations, ROIC(edet - X ecie4wd The Salvation Army Citadel, Guelph was decorated with stand- ards of yellow and white pom- poms and chrysanthemums for the recent marriage of Nancy Isobel Meadows and Thomas Bruce Rockola. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Mead- ows, Rockwood. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rockola, Guelph, and grandson of Mr. Sylvanus Cann, Bayfield, formerly of Exeter. Major Brightwell conducted the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was played by Mrs. A. Brown of Guelph. Mrs. Susan Cann, Exeter, aunt of the groom, sang during the signing of the church register, accompanied on the organ by her daughter Kathy. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father in a floor-length, full-skirted gown of chiffon and lace, scalloped at the hem line and featuring a chiffon over-skirt. The lace bod- ice had a scalloped neckline and lily point sleeves. Her headdress was three fabric orchids trimmed with rhinestones, holding a four tiered elbow-length veil. She car- ried a cascade bouquet of yellow seeeeeteseeeeeteeeeeteeteeteee'efIeveFeezeteeteeedeeKoe'Iteleet,geseeketeeeteilleeet H u nt ley's Holiday Check List . . . . raartgagnallen.”-<xXMASSMUSAMIRTSilfe •Verag&M MAXWELL HOUSE FROZEN CLOVER CREAM ICE CREAM 1/2 GALLONS 89 SUPREME PEAS 2 LB. FANCY 490 FRUITS & VEGETABLES COFFEE 1 LB. BAG STOKELY'S FANCY 14 OZ. TIN HONEY POD PEAS STOKELY'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 OZ. TIN STUART HOUSE MEATS GRADE "A" OVEN READY FRESH TURKEYS 6 TO 8 LB. LB. 12 TO 15 LB. 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TIN WESTON BROWN 'N SERVE DINNER ROLLS 1 DOZ. PER PKG. vrstivttrotworgozwp,evAwirottowilgtvileer ,41Ai"StiitIg4tWA's'ed MIXED NUTS 13 OZ. TINS Oi JAM TIP TOP FANCY APPLE & STRAWBERRY OR 2 LB.590 794 310 790 Miss Marion Victoria Horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bern, Exeter, became the bride of David George Lovie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Loviem Grand Bend, in a ceremony performed by Rev. S. E. Lewis in James Street United Church on Friday, December 1 at 7 pm. Mrs. Harold Davis, Kirkton, aunt of the bride, played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a gown of white net over taffeta with satin trim on neckline and three-quarter bell sleeves. A circlet of white nylon roses held her bouffant shoulder-length veil and she car- ried a cascade of red roses with white mums. Miss Anna Bern, Exeter, was maid of honor wearing a powder blue metallic bonded crepe gown featuring a low neckline and A- line skirt. She carried a cres- cent of red carnations and silver pine. Ed Lovie, Grand Bend, was groomsman for his brother and William Mollard ushered guests. The reception was held at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. George Davis. The bride's mother received guests in a two- piece dark navy suit with corsage of pink miniature carnations. The groom's mother chose a powder blue suit with pink miniature carnation corsage. The bride travelled in a blue and white bonded jersey knit Former resident weds at CFB Esquimalt Miss Marilyn Ann Riddell, daughter ofSgt. and Mrs. Lyall Riddell, Victoria, B.C. was married Saturday, December 9 in the RC chapel of Christ the King, CFB Esquimalt, The bride's two sister, Kathy and Judy Riddell, were two of the bridesmaids and two brothers, Ray and Chris Riddell were ushers. The couple will take up residence in Esquimalt where the groom is stationed at Officers Fleet School. The Riddell family lived at PMQ Centralia for several years. Couples exchange vows Zetae - fTe/te,t HUNTLEY'S `...7-7nr,.11,,;!,1 DRUGS .11 and :e. from ei' er: e.e ee 0 ze.--...v ed ....P. 4.i=.ft:$4:14,,,:wA,..i:v.pfizgy.ikzt.wizi.s.rg,..pAklv4-sp.,::00.4.a x.,,.i01:,.,.:Aig,1;4::).1;getz, 2.•;),44,PAkt, Ili:4•1:iat.I') Piio•=41i1a4,;.Wz) W!,..piitavkvie.Nim.Nka.p;: sweetheart roses, stephanotis and fern. Mrs. Mary Meadows, Rock- wood, sister of the groom, was matron-of-honor. Miss Pearl Rockola, Guelph, sister of the groom, Mrs. Susan Meadows, Rockwood, Mrs. Shirley Mead- ows, Kitchener, sisters-in-law of the bride, were bridesmaids. The attendants were gowned alike in floor-length capri blue chiffon over satin dresses which featured lace bodices and chiffon trains accented by a chiffon bow at the back neckline. Their headdresses were capri blue fabric flowers with sparkle leaves and four- tiered shoulder length veils. The matron-of-honor carried a cas- cade bouquet of white carnations and yellow sweetheart roses, the briclesmaids,cascade bouquets of yellow and white carnations. Stewart Rockola, Guelph, was groomsman for his brother. Ushers were Carl and Floyd Meadows, Rockwood, Vernon Meadows, Kitchener, all brothers of the bride. A reception was held in the parish Hall, Rockwood. For a honeymoon trip to the United States, the bride chose a blushing pink, long sleeved dress complimented by a mauve orchid corsage. Out of town guests travelled from Exeter, London, Ancaster, St. Marys, Clifford, Lucknow and Bayfield. WONDERFOOD 1 LB, PKG. g MARSHMALLOWS 3/1.00 PRIZE LIQUID 24 OZ. BUY I GET ONE FREE DEAL DETERGENT Every good thing May Christmastime bring, Each pleasure and joy life could hold. With gladness and cheer All through the New Year That will soon be Replacing the oldl 794 * • ** ***:,1%* Final Draw $25.00 Next Week. 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