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Scouts, cabs
hold party
BY ,MRS. InV0,1 RAPER
DASHWOOD
The. Scouts and Cubs held
their Christmas. Party Monday at
the Scout House with 40 parents
as special guests. A program of
several skits presented by the
boys were enjoyed.
Rev. Bruce Guy showed films
of the trip he and his family had
taken through Quebec and the
eastern provinces. He also
showed pictures of a fishing trip
taken by Michael Caldwell, one
of the scouts, and his father
through Northern Ontario.
An exchange of presents and a
pooled lunch brought the
evening to a close, The cub
leader is Rick Gaiser the scout
leaders are Gary Butler and
assistant John Becker.
HAY RIDE
The Young married couples
club of Calvary United Church
held a hay ride Sunday, followed
by a social time at the home of
Eric and Diane Eagleson, The
next meeting will be January 4,
PERSONALS
Mrs. Bill Rader and Mrs. Bob
Hamather and Mrs, Jesse Rader
have returned home after
spending three weeks in
California. They attended the
Woolever-Rader wedding,
December 13. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George
Rader, Simi Valley, California.
Mr. & Mrs, Wellwood Gill of
Grand Bend were supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love
Wednesday evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader and
family were supper guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott and
family Wednesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs, Ambrose Howard
of Detroit visited their cottage
Saturday and called at the home
of Irvin Rader.
Santa and
appear for
Pride of Huron Rebekah
Lodge No. 338 I.O.O.F. held
the Christmas meeting December
17 in the lodge rooms.
The Noble Grand, Mary
Fisher, thanked all present for
their attendance saying it was
her special Christmas gift and
welcomed Sister Florence
Brown, of Elora Lodge to the
meeting,
The usual business was
conducted with dispatch.
Sister Beaver reported the
patients of the Davis Nursing
Home were delighted with gifts
from the lodge.
. Vice grand, Glallyi *Skinner,
,reported on sick, shut-ins.
Greetings were read from
officers of the Lodge, former
members and other lodges.
The district deputy president,
M. Bowra will make her official
visit in January.
Secret sister night will be first
meeting in January.
The Noble Grand read her
committees for next month.
Lunch, Sister Celia Thompson;
program, Sister Belva Rowe.
Those having December
true blessings
of Christmas joyfully
arise from that
first wondrous Holy
Night. May the
spiritual glories
of the season be yours.
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Tax Service
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To you, sincere greetings and
thanks . . . with every good wish that the
joy and delight of the Yuletide will be yours.
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G'REETINGS
Tally -ho, it's Christmas tirinel In this merriest
season of all, let the air resound with laughter.
Sincere thanks to all Of you for making cloy,to.
day business a pleasure. Have a joyous holiday.
and Kenneth will spend
Christmas with Mr. & Mrs, Herb
Jones, Hensall.
Norman Dickert has returned
home from South Huron
Hosital, Exeter.
Brenda Wein, Stratford is
holidaying with her cousin,
Kathy Bell,
Mrs. Stuart Baird and Dianne
of Brucefield visited Sunday
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welcome number performed by
the Primary class.
Other items in the program
were : "Nine Little Reindeer",
by the Nursery Class; "The
Christmas Tree", by the
Kindergarten class; a recitation
by Dennis McBride; Grant and
Kenneth Jones favored with a
selection on the accordion and
electric guitar; "A Lesson in
spelling", by the Primary class.
A pageant,` The Holy Family
of St. Francis", was presented
by the Junior class and was
portrayed by Michael
Binnendyk. The Intermediate
class performed "The Spirit of
Christmas."
Santa then arrived and gave
out gifts and candy to the excited
children.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. David Triebner
attended the Ferguson-
Dalrymple wedding in Hensall
United Church on Saturday.
Several bus drivers from this
comm unity attended the
Murphy Bros. Christmas party at
the Shillelagh Motel, Lucan
Saturday evening. A turkey
dinner was served to over 200
guests,
Mr. & Mrs. H. Jones, -Grant
Larry and Ted Snider
AND THE ENTIRE STAFF
WISH EVERYONE A VERY
AND A PROSPEROUS AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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A we journey along the road of
life, may the light of the
Christmas star hearten and inspire
us, strengthening our
resolve to do all we can
to aciiiuve lasting
peace on earth.
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Head Office -- Exeter, Ont.
Directors
William H, Chaffe
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Robert G. Gardiner
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Christmas and Boxing
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be Tuesday, bedember
23, and Saturday,
December 27.
If unable to store
enough Dairy products
for the holiday, a
special delivery on
December 24 could b e
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SANTA CLAUS. VISITS GRAND BEND Youngsters of Grand Bend and area had the opportunity for a
few hours Saturday afternoon to visit with Santa Claus at Ivan and Mickey's Gulf Service. Shown with
Santa above are, back, Wayne Hill, Tommy Thomas, Robert Couse, Jimmy Vernier, Donald Hill and
Twila Hill, Front, Brenda Hill, Cathy Allister and Bryan Kading. TA photo
by Kippen Sunday School
Now is the time
to rejoice in
the blessings . .
and be moved by
the inspirational
meaning ... of
the season. And
to express sincere
thanks to each customer, whom
it has been a real pleasure to serve.
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By MRS. NORMAN LONG
The annual Christmas concert
of St. Andrew United Church
was held Tuesday evening with
Hank Binnendyk acting as M.C.
The program was opened by a
his wife
Rebekahs
birthdays were honored by the
singing of Happy Birthday.
A social time followed with
music, singing and recitations.
John Wurm played selections
on the piano; Mr. & Mrs. Ed
Lindenfield gave numbers on the
piano and violin; Mrs. Elaine
Skinner played a piano selection;
Mrs. Wm. Thompson gave a
reading; Mrs. Bruce Cann,
accompanied by daughter Cathy
sang a solo; Mrs. Whitney Coates
presented a reading and Mrs.
Marion Skinner lead a sing song.
Santa and his wife appeared
and distributed gayly wrapped
parcels from under the tree.
A bountiful buffet was served
from decorated tables.
By KIM PRIDHAM
3r. 6 — Exeter P.S.
This is my vision of how
Christmas would be celebrated
in a Loyalist family:
The crude log cabin in the
woods quivered with the
thought of Christmas.
Somewhere in the woods an owl
hooted, a wolf bayed. The pine
and fir trees glistened with their
new load of soft, sparkling snow.
Inside the cabin all was silent.
The warm fire crackled in the
hearth and old Bowser lifted his
drowsy head as a frightened
little mouse scampered across
the dusty floor. In the old, sooty
brick oven the family's
Christmas cake was toasting to a
golden brown. Although
everyone was sound asleep this
Christmas Eve, all had wonderful
thoughts of Christmas tickling
their minds.
Finally, dawn broke. The
golden sun which was rising in
the east caught the sparkle of
spider webs in the dew, and
turned them to diamonds.
Everyone was suddenly out of
bed and checking over their
Christmas gifts. Although the
family was poor, and each
received only a small portion of
food, and a small toy, all were,
very happy. Bess, who was a shyl-
5-year-old girl was dressing her
new doll in the corner and
Matthew was playing "war" with
the few army men and supplies
he received.
Afterwards everyone heartily
consumed what little dinner
there was. They then played a
few games with much merriment
and laughter, and finally, after
everyone was exhausted they
retired to their hard, wooden
bunk beds.
I hope this story makes clear
to you the true meaning of
Christmas as demonstrated by
this Loyalist family.
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