HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-09, Page 20CANDLES FOR ONE SEASON — Christmas candles in all sizes and shapes were on sale at the Trivitt
Memorial Church bazaar, Friday. Mrs. Jim Potter, Mrs. Murray Greene and Mrs. Clarence Heywood are
shown with the colorful display. T-A photo
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folks for your support, we cer-
tainly appreciate it - Some day
we will have the where with all to
build our addition,
And that's 30 for this week-
remember one nice thing about
the battle of the sexes - it will
never be a cold war.
Zion ladies to make quilt
By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
The United Church Women's
Annual meeting was held
Tuesday evening when a pot luck
supper was enjoyed preceding
the business session.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. R. Keyes, presided weer the
meeting.
All reports were given showing
a very rewarding year. Money
was set aside in a reserve fund to
paint the Sunday School rooms of
the church. Mrs. B. Jennison was
appointed to see the job would be
taken care of in the new year.
One hundred and forty dollars
was voted to the mission and
service fund of the church in lieu
of flowers to hospitalized
members.
Senior Citizens
Grand Bend and area senior
citizens held their December get-
to-gether Wednesday afternoon
in the Legion Hall.
A sing song of Christmas carols
and old time favourites was first
on the program followed by a duet
by Mrs. Mae Holt and Mr.
Arthur Finkbeiner.
A reading entitled "The Gold
on the Ivory Tablecloth" was
given by Mrs. C. Reeves.
Wm Love presided over the
business session. Mrs. Holt and
Mrs. Love were asked to bring
lunch to the January meeting and
Mr. & Mrs. A. Finkbeiner were
asked to be responsible for
program.
Euchre and bingo were played
for the remainder of the program.
Personals
Bonnie Green spent the
weekend in Toronto visiting her
sister Elaine and family.
White gift Sunday will be held
in the United Church Sunday .
The primary and junior Sunday
school will take part in the
worship. Christmas carols will be
sung by the children.
A. Savage, Grand Bends cub
master, was in St. Catharines for
the weekend.
Alfred J. Willis of Barrie who is
a T.V. broadcaster there visited
with his parents Mr. & Mrs. A
Willis, Hill Street, last week.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. A. Willis were Mr. & Mrs.
Don Chapman and Darrel of
London and Rev. and Mrs.
Murdock Morrison of Varna.
Peter Hendrick entertained a
number of his South Huron
District High School friends at his
home Saturday evening.
Continued from page 18
becoming an early bird and this
is quite simple all that's required
is that you pay your 1972 branch
dues Now. Branch 540 can report
a most successful year mem-
bership wise - 1971 has been our
greatest year -let us continue this
trend, with your wholehearted co-
operation we can make 1972
another great year- get with it
Comrades - Become an early
bird, get those 1972 Legion dues
paid now -check the thermometer
in the Lounge and see if your
name is helping to make our
temperature rise,
When you end the Old Year
right may we suggest a great way
to start the new year the same
way and it is quite simple folks all
that is necessary is that you
obtain your tickets to attend
Branch 540's New Year's Frolic -
Early and I mean Early - Smilin'
Carl advises the advance sale of
Tickets is really good - to avoid
disappointment order yours now -
we are trying to protect the in-
terests of our membership in the
advance sale of dance tickets.
If youdon't take advantage of it
- please do not blame your
Executive when you finally make
up your mind to attend the frolic
By MRS. THOMAS HERN
ZION
Zion West UCW held their
Christmas meeting at the home
of Mrs. Gerald Hern Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Wm, Morley
president conducted the business.
All meetings for the coming
year will be held in the church
basement, a surprise roll call to
be had at each meeting requiring
a small donation, Members will
make a quilt, blocks to be started
in January.
Mrs. Ray Jaques read a letter
from Rev. Geraldine Reid of
Trinidad.
A Christmas devotional was
given by Mrs, Lorne Hern and
Mrs. Morley assisted by Mrs.
Ray Jaques, Mrs. Clifton Jaques,
Mrs. Harry Hern and Mrs.
Thomas Hern.
A demonstration on wrapping
Christmas presents and making
ribbon bows was given by Mrs.
Torn Hern Jr.
Everyone made a Christmas
Bible with Mrs. Lorne Hem
demonstrating.
Baptism
Rev. John Beaton held a
baptismal service during church
Sunday when Christopher Gerald
Stuart Hern, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Hern, was baptized, Mrs.
Hern was also received into the
membership of Zion Church by
elder, Norman Jaques.
Personals
Mr.. & Mrs. David Kyle and
Tracy, Thamesville, were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Hern Jr., Lisa, Michael and
Brenda.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Larry Hern were Mr. & Mrs.
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Give cash to church
rather than flowers
Stuart McLellan, Ian, Donna and
Judy, Denfield, Mr. & Mrs.
Gerald Bern and Gordon, Mr. &
Mrs. Malcolm Spence, St. Marys,
and. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Barr and
family, Penfield.
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and find out that all the tickets
have been sold - Remember only
70 couples - when these are sold
there will be no more.
Comrade Ross Needham. had
advised that the ways and means
dance held last Saturday night
was quite successful - thank you
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