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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-14, Page 5r,....„,...„......k.......,..4.,,,..........„,..„,,,......,.....,„ .. AND SPECIALS at Wttertb's SHOE STORE MAIN ST. EXETER Gift Suggestions rs LADIES & GIRLS • Slippers • Purses • Shoes • Silver and Gold Sandals • High Vinyl Snow Boots • High Leather Boots • Low Vinyl Boots - Flat & Dress Heel - Also Wide Widths MEN & BOYS • Slippers • Curling Boots • Snowmobile Boots • Leather Snow Boots • SHOES - latest Styles Heels and Platform Soles STOCKING STUFFERS • Skate Guards • Skate Warmers SPECIALS Youths & Misses Snowmobile Boots $4.99 SIZES 8 TO 3 Boys' 6" Dress Boot With Zipper Reg. $11.95 $8.95 Mrs. Whitney Coates and Gerald McFalls on the Oddfellows-Rebekah float For The Hard-To-Buy-For GIFT CERTIFICATES Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. TIL 9:00 p.m. Ready Mix CONCRETE pl ant 235.-0833 Residence 228-6961 C.A. McDOWELL By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Elimville 'Thames Road CGIT held their Christmas Vesper Service at Elimville Church Sunday evening. The theme was "What-on-Earth is God Doing?" The readers taking part were Sylvia Stewart, Barbara Miller, Laura Johns, Eleanor Johns and Sandra Stewart. Ushers were Dianne Hutton and Carolynne Kellett. Leaders are Mrs, Arnold Cann, Mrs, Ed Johns and Mrs, Glen Stewart. UCW The December meeting of the Elimville UCW was held on the 11 with the 1st vice-president Mrs. Bison Lynn conducting the business. The roll call was answered by giving a facecloth and bar of soap to be given to the Nursing home. Christmas letter was received from Rev, and Mrs. Miner. Members were asked to save all used stamps and to leave one- quarter inch around the edge. The UCW catered to the Co-Op employees and Councillors' Banquets. It was moved to send Several in hospital By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD Mrs, Louis Restemayer, Mrs. Bertha Hayter, Mrs. Frank Irwin are patients in South Huron hospital, Exeter, Ed Stire is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery. Mrs. Katie Vincent, Grand Bend, is staying with Mrs. Ed Stire. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Becker, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker and Wayne, Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff and Bruce and Mrs. Donald Glanville attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry Becker's brother Milton Brandt, Kitchener, Monday. Dashwood W.I. The Executive of Dashwood W.I. was in charge of the December meeting which started with a turkey dinner at the Dash- wood Hotel. Roll call was answered by naming the gift wanted most for Christmas. Christmas cards received from other Institutes were passed around as was a letter and card from our spon- sored Indian girl. Court Whist was played with Mrs. Greta Schade high and Mrs. Glen Webb low. tfkia4444144441***cozokii„cco*ciaziowozo*oloiokimmovaii:40}:oziotolk This Christmos... Give GIFTS'for the Ef. 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WI The December meeting of the Elimville Women's Institute was held Wednesday afternoon at the hall, Mrs.Elson Lynn, the president was in charge for the opening. Roll Call was answered by a donation to the Rehabilitation Workshop. Mrs, Gower gave the Treasurer's report and Christ- mas cards were received from the other branches. A dinner and tour of Dashwood Industries was on Dec. 13. It was decided to have euchre parties again this year beginning sometime in January. At the January meeting the new Metric System will be explained. Mrs. Lynn gave her report of attending the 58th convention of the London Area WI held at the Banqueter. Mrs, Delmer Skinner gave a report of the Fall District meeting held at Hensall. The program was in charge of Mrs. Gilbert Johns and Mrs. Ward Hern. Christmas carols were sung. Mrs, Howard Pym read the scripture. Mrs. Johns read a story "In the Carpenter's Shop and Mrs. Horace Delbridge and Mrs. Squire Herdman gave outstanding accounts of "the history of Elimville Church, Cemetery and ladies organizations." Mrs. Philip Johns gave a piano instrumental of Christmas Carols, Mrs. Ward Hern gave a reading and then introduced the speaker, Mrs, Allan Rundle who gave the directions for a won- derful display of candles and candlemaking. Smiley Continued from page 4 disregard of the native peoples of the area, They are Cree Indians, who eke a meagre living from the fish, geese and moose of this bleak area. These people have never been conquered, never sold their land, and never ceded it by treaty. They are to be uprooted and transplanted. So we have the ironic spectacle of the federal government on the one hand creating vast new national parks, and on the other, condoning, if not approving, the possible destruction of another vast area, This is not progress. This is rape. And for what? 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