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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-22, Page 708014NytIRIWtVii 'agi'li:III,tWOI:VrtftlaltnroM. • . IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME! We'd like to wish You and your family a very Merry Christmas. Thanks for your patronage! IVIARYHELEN'S HAIRSTYLING 83 Huron Easi 2354482 .0.,..,,No!pii:314,0iftacia44•4 fi,as•Pirrsiatixolis14.1t, 483:440/4 Prlin NO lAi.i:4Wat W,-Valitz 4,00r4 Grrees 01 a-glimmer, surprises in store! To the holiday shimmer, add our warm gratitude. MANY THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE WHITING'S Antiques, Used Furniture, Appliances And Things 63 MAIN ST. 235.1964 EXETER .13**Aruiteiv?1,StrMig?givettlitqAz (41:11ers:fle-WirtigOv8a-444,41410-oitf Or-0.0272v" CHRISTMAS 0' t4, STORE HOURS kl1 g,4 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 — 9 a.m. to 9 kk WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 17 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A PAM )1 CHRISTMAS DAY and SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 OPEN BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 27 —9 a.m. to 6 The 1111111111111111111111111111111k BLYTH • & 523.4595 jOr :4!"4r: lOr 1010 alt lar ,Ita It* t4 id llliU ONTARIO • OPEN .V4 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 9 a.m. to 6 CLOSED Candle making demonstrated The Christmas meeting of the ; Hurondale Women's Institute Was held with the directors in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Andy Carter took the chair, Roll call was answered by a hint for candy making. The motto, Why we should spread Christmas cheer was given by Mrs. Ithiney Keller, Everyone joined in carol singing led by Mrs. Wm Dougall, Mrs. Robert Down and Mrs. Allen Rundle demonstrated candle making and had a large display of candles they had made. Afterwards they were each presented with poinsettias. The president, Mrs. Garnet Hicks, presided for the business. It was announced that the 75th anniversary of the Women's Institutes will be held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, in February. The 4-H training school will be held in January in the Exeter United Church. Mrs. R. E. Pooley reported on the Huronview auxiliary meeting she had attended in November. She also reported on the December South Huron Hospital auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne gave a report of the summary day short course, ' The Knack of Sewing with Knits' held in Clinton. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. HONOR WI MEMBER — Some members of the Crediton Women's Institute received life memberships last week. Above, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner received her certificate while a patient in South Huron hospital. Making the presentation are from the left, Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Mrs. Earl Neil and president Mrs. Bruce Shapton. T-A photo Receive greetings Santa visits Rebekah lodge 41' a. Wally's Restaurant MAIN ST. EXETER Closed Christmas Eve at 7:30 p,m. and all day December 25 and 26 OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE For take-out orders of delicious Chinese Food nia-3040404404:4N04*44linil$01404,ili?1, Heart Christmas Gieetin s to our many loyal patrons, we wish a generous serving of Christmas peace, joy and happiness. WINTER HOURS — Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. and Thurs. — Open 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Fri., & Sat. — Open 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. sr tat a. tgr:t ca,t6 F!:(tri I;F:tEC: • ';:?,e t ertq,:edW ?nt i s:?: • t:Mi;:?.te 411: N FIRE Glad Christmas greetings. It is our sincere hope that the joy- ous spirit of this happiest of all holidays will light up your home and your heart with peace and good will, May we respect- fully request that you be very careful with your Christmas decorations to avoid a tragic fire which could spoil the fes- tive season ahead. Yours for better service. FIRE CHIEF' GARY MIODLETON Have a Safe Holiday E. J. DAY, Chief of Polico *at. wb.oio.romlowo. 5,10vAiwaikosvgi0.*4•40. s a 64 iweimota**4400*~Ixiiii,avo. Your police department wish for you a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year, May we remind you again that alcohol and gasoline do not mix, Remember the festive season is fast approaching and at this time of year don't forget your family. If you have 106 moth to drink, DON'T DRIVE YOUR VEHICLE, Call a taxi or ask someone for assistance. With the new Taws in regards to the Breathalizer tests, drinking and driving can become very costly and a punithment dad' jail term and the toss of your licente an tie imposed. BE MUCH WISER — DON'T GET CAUGHT BY THE BREATHALIZER. The BLYTH ld 111111 ONTARIO Npr -411, `9, Igr T -r .4. OUR THANKS FOR YOUR CONTINUED GOOD WILL, THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF ,L 46. n i-1.4.4.-4164646.4euisjr6.4444.441-46.44.4ialiw‘4444.44. When the elf questioned Santa About his sorry plight Santa started laughing And laughed real hard, quite. For the secret he'd been holding That sent him off in glee Was that all his reindeer weren't the same, Cupid was a she! Pride of Huron Rebekahs held their Christmas meeting Wed- nesday in the lodge rooms. The Noble Grand Loretta Ball welcomed all those present, especially Duncan Pennycook of Sudbury Rebekah Lodge. Gladys Skinner, JPNG an- nounced the CP&T Committee will hold a euchre in the lodge hall January 12. The speakoff for FOR I HOLIDAY MILK Delivery Schedule Delivery In EXETER and HURON PARK Will be Fri„ Oec, 24 Instead of Thurs., Dec, 23 and on Fri., Dec, 31 instead of Thurs„ Dec. 30 NO DELIVERY ON BOXING DAY — DEC. 27 had a secret She'd had the babe just last night, The results were quite akin To what Santa had been hoping Cupid had had twins. So when Santa comes on Christmas Eve a With all his precious reindeer The place of honour, you can be sure Goes to "Mom Cupid" this year, Receive degree in accounting Roger Cann of Kitchener, has recently attained the degree of Chartered Accountant. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cann, Exeter. Santa By NANCY UNDERWOOD Exeter P, S. Santa had a secret, The elves, yes they could tell. He was jittery and jumpy And goose-bumpy as well. He couldn't stand still for the fitting Of his suit of cherry red, And Mrs. Santa knew full well That he shivered in his bed. Now the elves, they couldn't understand it Why Santa was keyed up. They decided to send messenger With a present of a pup. To find out what was troubling Santa, And if it could be cured So the nicest elf of all And a message were procured. Christmas morning By KAREN GUENTHER Grade 4 Stephen Central When I wake up on Christmas morning I run downstairs to see what I got. If I wake up too early I'm afraid Santa is still at our place, so I hurry and try to go back to sleep. Finally I go downstairs and see what is under the tree. I run in and out my mother's and father's bedroom showing them what Santa gave me. I love Christmas! Ihe United Nations Pilgrimage 1972 will be at the Clinton High School in April. Christmas greetings were received from the District Deputy President Ruby Bell, assembly officers and other lodges in the district. A letter from the Exeter Centennial Week Committee was read. Insurance mergence with the Oddfellows was discussed re property and a committee for- med to investigate the procedure. Secret Pal Party will be January 5. Following the meeting the members sang carols, David Octeir 0 eegg The Exeter Times- Advocate is happy to wish holiday birthday greetings to: Mrs. Mary Brock, 87, December 29. Mrs. Ed, Nadiger, 81, January 1. If you know of someone who would . like their bir- thday to appear in this column please let us know. rge,i•wwzmv.es-4 is s 1;f!4tt:?.<o•zi4 Rundle played the piano ac- cordion and Tracy Coward recited and danced. The Parsons sisters, Gayle, Susan and Debbie played and sang. Jean Johns read "The Christmas Sparrow." Santa arrived and distributed the many gifts under the gaily decorated tree. A turkey and dessert smorgasbord was enjoyed. Leona Bern, Jean Hodgert, and Cora Smith and committee were responsible for the lovely party. DON MacGREGOR DEPUTY-REEVE g,. .14 To you, sincere greetings and thanks . . . with every good wish that the joy and delight of the Yuletide will be yours. Phone 235.2144 Oes***0471I0 Okia fl;18:41:*fAi5•48 NO WOWO•W,It$4:0 i40.;04 I A 3 JACK DELBRIDGE MAYOR C. E. "DERRY" BOYLE REEVE WE, your council, wish to extend heartfelt greetings for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It has been our privilege to serve you in 1970 To The Citizens of Exeter and District WORKS Your works department wishes all the citizens of the town the compli- ments of the season and looks forward to serving you to the best of our ability during 1072 Signed on behalf of the men and myself. GLENN KELLS WORKS SUPERINTENDENT ROSS TAYLOR BRUCE SHAW TOM MacMILLAN HELEN JERMYN KEN OTTEWELL ERIC CARSCADDEN MERV CUDNIORE CLERK