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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-22, Page 311144,VOIFictrailWgr'ONWAIRSOV$sizrAila,EM4t.Wik.i-OMM,il:a.r4 .14.„ Here, beneath the lamplight's glow, we gather to joyously sing out, "Hello," To you and all those you hold dear, a holiday filled with lots of [heed ALF ANDRUS TINSMITHING & PLUMBING 403 Andrew South. Exeter 235-1610 $4rti an an tin 0'0 tin c hi i:Vfa Wtt Cqki rrr s Gti2n•cn it As we celebrate the birth of our Lord let's give thanks for the blessings shown us. Special thanks, patrons. ADDI JUTZI AND THE STAFF AT BASE FACIRT OUTLET There's Nothing Like A Twin Track RAIDER # e \ 4e 411 tzW6 4:4%d tvlki c 47:tertgedt:ZillaktfroMi =K 1 t«Id•WATIalt tvAi egttIV!tdviti.O'firr tti"er tom# Cto?.e Yc i rolft 'a May the joy of the season live in your home at Christmas bringing you true contentment. ROYAL BAN K serving Ontario Serving Huron, Middlesex and Perth E XETER Staff: Roger Dowkee, Middleton, Janice Brack, Sheila Miller Janet Masse and Carol Duchartne, Neac:Aiti Wt6 Pr11:44 Nit' MO VrIO NixtM*4 Pr'.10 0040) VaitOir.it40:4*,NetalftfrOI44A10,0kirt4YloVrlizilAielOreriNizl With deep appreciation of your loyalty and good will, we're wishing you all the pleasures of a fine old-fashioned Yule. Be merry! ATT1-1111 ESSO SERVICE KIRKTON 229-8962 t 0.04iiti.VkOr;o,Ok.414.0*o' Wki.0 EDGE ON EFIRTIHI mmr, May the radiant light that shone over Bethlehem continue to enlighten the minds and hearts of men everywhere. May the blessed memory of that first Christmas bring joy and love to everyone. We add our expressions of thanks to all we have been privileged to serve. Unto You Is Born This Day in the City of David a Saviour Which Is Christ The Lord Luke 2d1 Don and Doris Wilson and Lillian Marquardt WILSON'S JEWELLERY Opposite Exeter Post Office Pleasing You Pleases Ifs 0*1:4.0m4w,00moyiziozoo.040,'Ji4v:40iiio 0,:o 04,4 w.0 044 wr, No•Otig4' KoNlo,lNs$iiONi:011AOIlA•ftaNisb.VgitNio410404rlier4lio You're looking at the only real difference in snowmobiles today. Twin Tracks. RAIDER Twin Track. Every other snowmobile has only one track. RAIDER Twin Track, alone, has two tracks. Twin tracks give you a more stable snowmobile. Together with front skis, RAIDER Twin Track snowmobiles have Four Point Indepen- dent suspension. For a better ride. For side hill driving on hills up to 40 degrees. Twin Track design gives you a host of other benefits, too, Rear-engine stability, because RAIDER engineers put the engine directly over the driv- ing twin tracks. Result? Unparalleled traction. JACK COCKWILL VoiceS sing out our happy wishes for a Christmas rich in spiritual joys and memorable 0 Now In Our 41st Year as an International Harvester Dealer ' WITH US, SERVICE IS NOT A MOTTO IT'S A FACT! V. L. Becker & Sons Phone 237-3242 Dashwood Res. 237-3261 Times-Advocate, PemTAior31,. 1973 fags 3 101300 onon OODD 0000 0000 ocio 0000 Scott family celebrates Shipka hunters enjoy dinner 000 OCIC3C AboaraTir By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Members of the Lovie hunting camp from Manitoulin Island held a dinner Saturday evening at Shipka Community centre with their wives and families, Chris Baumgarten, Bothwell visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and other friends in this area. Over 60 family members of Mrs. Angeline Scott held a pre Christmas dinner at Shipka Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, Brock, Mark and Clark, attended a pre Christmas dinner in Crediton Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin and girls, Visitors during the weekend By MRS HAMILTON HODGINS Jeffery Betteridge, St. Marys spent last week with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Altpn Neil were Saturday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zavitz and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Zavitz and Michael, Thedford celebrated Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Ferguson, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton odgins visited Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mardlin, Wesley. Mrs, John Scott held a Sarah Coventry jewellery demon- stration, Tuesday night. with Mrs. Mabel Desjardine were her granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKeever and Tammy of London and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Desjardine and UCW meets at Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY The Christmas UCW meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Marion Pickering, Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Jack Trevithick opened the meeting with a call to worship followed by all singing hymn "Silent Night". Mrs. Trevithiek gave a reading on "Christmas Burro", Mrs. William Fenton read the scripture. Mrs. Trevithick gave another reading "We are the Light". and a poem followed by prayer. Mrs. Harvey Steeper read a poem "Tis. Christmas". Closing hymn "Away in a Manger". Mrs. George Lee took charge of the. business, Roll call was answered by 15 members. It was decided to remember the shut-ins at Christmas. - Personals A euchre party was held at Brinsley' Community Centre Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trevithick and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter took charge of the evening. The winners were: ladies high, Jean Miller; lone hands, Mrs. Evan Hodgins; low, Marjorie Steeper; men's high, Otto Darling; lone hands, Don Allen; low, Wilbert Lewis. The next party will be held December 28. Carleen, Huron Park. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell visited their son Bruce at Niagara College Friday night and attended a dinner and dance. On their return trip they visited with Mrs. Russell's brothers and parents in St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker Sr, and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Don Baker, visited in Stratford Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker Jr, and family. Sandra and Jim Campbell 237-3447 RR 3 Dashwood§ :gg34,;;Ao.vkz.pi.,4siz.;rizAim.pAim.p.i.wiz F .S k::,.piew?0.5‘21,4*444i:54;agi:sgo.u.01/4. rittrigz,,,go.w.e:t.riku. eaz .Niz.-ri.w .im4az.Nm..vgao20.;Nizz.pik);,?az.N.wsir.lpAim.q.p.i.o.bea.p.4,.:-4,1?;ILvis&z.vii.).p.e.,...o.riat,;71;=riio.o.o.wgz.oio.citz.werrAim. ., — I visited Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer and their nephew Justin Pickering, Auburn, visited Friday night in Zurich with Mr. and Mrs. Seth Amans. Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer and Bonnie, Grand Bend, Mrs. Jack Pickering and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer attended a Coppercraft party at the home of Mrs. Jim Campbell, Exeter Tuesday evening.