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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-24, Page 22By MRS, E, SUMMERS. GRANTON 13iddulph council held their annual banquet at the Forester's Hall Monday evening. The ladies of Court. Valentine served them a hot roast beef dinner, Following the meal the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards. Court Valentine Christmas party Monday evening following the Council banquet, the regular meeting of Court Valentine 141861, was held in the Lodge anti room with 21 members present. President Sandra Hern was in the chair and conducted the business when it was decided to donate the bonus received from the banquet, to Cancer Research. Also a pairof flannelette blankets were purchased for the Van- derminnen family who had lost their home and contents in a fire. Most of the officers had agreed to stay in office for another year. The executive for 1976 are the. following members: past president, Florence McRobert; president, Sandra Hem; vice president, Peggy Wilson; secretary„ Marjory Mills;, treasurer, Dorothy Here; chaplain, Edith Youngson; conductor, Lois Herbert; guard, Marianne Youngson. At the close of court, there was NO STRINGS ATTACHED is the name of the puppet theatre which visited Exeter children on Saturday at the public library. The puppeteers all hail from Perth County. The Hans Christian Anderson classic, "The Fir Tree" was presented to the mesmerized audience. Centralia United observes Christmas Sunday service By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Christmas Sunday was, ob- served in the United Church Sunday morning with the organist Mary Shoebottom opening the service with a prelude of Christmas music, The choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Russell Wilson, sang two anthems and there was a Children send Santa letters Dec. 13, 75 Dear Santa Hope you have a good Christmas. Sure happy to get a paper at Stephen Central School to come and see you today. I'm 6 years old. I would like a baby Yawny doll please. If weathers O.K. I'll be at Harold Sutton, Fonthill, Ont. Xmas eve. Thank you. Love and kisses. Jean Klemke RR1, Centralia Ontario * * Dear Santa: I am 6 years old. I love playing hockey and would like a hockey game for Christmas. My sisters Joel and Teena would each like a doll. Merry Christmas. Jerry Lamport RR 2, Crediton selection by the Junior Choir with Mrs. Ray Mills playing the piano accompaniment. The offertory music 'was an organ and piano duet by Mary Shoebottom and Lois Elliott. Rev. Beaton in his Christmas message stressed the importance of the true meaning of Christmas and the love that came to earth with the birth of Jesus. Anniversary book marks were presented to all the members of the Sunday School. ,The Christmas decorations and candles made an attractive setting for the service, Vesper Service The CGIT Vesper service was presented in the United Church Sunday evening. The service opened with an organ prelude followed by the Processional hymn '0 Come All Ye Faithful". The call to worship and Invocation prayers were given by Pearl Buswell. The Scripture readings by Leah Preece and Roxanne Hippern were in- terspersed with a selection by the choir. Prayer was offered by Sandra Somerville and the offering was received and offering prayer by Dianne Skinner. Linda Wilson took the part of the first rea,der in the story. This was followed by a choir selecton. Barbara Wilson took the part of the second reader. Taking part in the can- dlelighting sepice were Patti Masnica, Lynn Cronyn, Conni Masnica and Lori Cronyn. The closing prayer in Unison with the congregation was led by §4247',Wka9ig=5 FbaZ• ;N= Nea!!1: TZ/:=•Xii*,= WA= Pii=4:u= ViZ5 5•1:3•5:2= W,=1, Pie4r7i= ,A4=0P4=14,. A *It " 3 •et NEW I • YEAR % '\\' Santas heading your way . . . Carrying our best wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY siefrzwie Sales & Service JOHN ELDER ENTERPRISES Hensall 262-5598 Wers•tiii1:40*;14WOOALWatiAits;*ii.P.NoViiivotOi ii*Piaswa watl.we 341.040:40Ai=3: We hope you enjoy everything this wonderful season has to offer. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year The Management and Staff at Superior Bread 3/$1.10 Homo or 2% Milk Plus Deposit 3 qt. Jug 3 qt. Bag 9.40 '1.50 5 lb 10 lb. White Sugar $1.35 $2.65 Potatoes 75 lb. $5.25 Coca-Cola Case of 24 10 oz. cans '4.50 Patti Masnica. Silent Night was the recessional hymn and Sandra Somerville closed the service with the benediction. Mrs. Wayne Greb and Miss Janet Gaunt are the leaders and Mary Shoebottom was the organist for the service. By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hun and Mr, & Mrs. Larry Hem and boys at- tended the Nixon Christmas party at the Ilderton Curling Club on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Hord of Strhthroy. Mary Johnson, Fanshawe is spending the holidays with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hern and boys were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & MrS. Stuart McLellan of London township. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Zavitz and Michael of Thedford and Bob Armstrong of Ailsa Craig visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. Mr. & Mrs, Grafton Squire, Paul, Sue Ann and friend were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens Exeter on Sunday to celebrate Christmas. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson and girls celebrated Christmas on Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Johnson, London. Exeter 235-0332 At this special Holiday Season . . . Qy dte, iAml-tom. Gkci •P,I1 your vtoo- aka kokAe Witt. cliz2I- A kc 6141A.Ci you kappikess 01,J joy Today ?Iv.: Atott9 -Ike, ye01^ Bonnie Campbell • Marion Wasson Edna Simmons 0' Shirley Campbell Donna Perry Cliff and Bea Ersman VORtP•MI:tfte'sgt t:11fititftift=ftWItististr?-siqiftiv?Sitqgcq•AzAtrsttftki=tttazqtitrattSW•t:S . -CG' DISCI:3U N T 433 MAIN ST. EXETER 235-1661 t iiJimcbAleJoinp • • 4.-34ay this holy holiday shine down its blessings on all our neighbors, friends. Thanks for the kindness shown to us. From g g The Duttmann Family & HENSALL ; & VO 121.:k=li:!:.3Pki:Wg4Z,t1141 ;:i,414a=31::,,i=1;,,i=x,p0:5•wo-zAo;;;,.0g7.,=5.p;,gz zi„111111 11111 IIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 III JACKLIN'S s STORE I R GRANTON, ONT. PHONE 225-2736 STORE HOURS FOR REMAINDER OF DEC. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Closed Sunday and Wednesday Open December 24 to 5 p.m. Closed December 25 & 26 We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their patronage and good wishes to us since we moved to Granton in July. We would also like to wish everyone a happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year. Betty and Bill Jacklin and family atuui,li,Inf ur,thiii11111,1111 ulti limn Mtn timitilII:1tt II II IIIitannaait111lnl1111istill 'II The column that's read for . a purpose .ii 1 ilikl, A ille I I 0 ll `\ by Scotty Hamilton II ' Mail your problems to "Impact" c/o this paper. All letters , will be answered provided a stamped addressed envelope (L''in enclosed.SoTe general.interest berl""ed. 1 A Letters musbesgnelbutwewilzrreveaI youtcen;ity "These Questions and Answers based on Ontario Law, .,--. are published to inform and not to advise. No one le should try to apply or interpret the law without the aid and advice of a trained expert who knows the efalactso,f each case may change the facts application tssinc of theeth w., NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE EXETER Rag/ 235- or 235-1570 373 MAIN PHARMACY LTD, 1 070 ST. Henson District co•oo FEE FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ELEVATOR FACILITIES A complete line oft general farm supplies, hardware chemicals, work clothes, boots, garden supplies, appliances, etc. Hensall Zurich Brucefield 262-3002 236-4393 482-9823 FUNERAL HOME 370 WILLIAM ST, 235-1220 EXETER „ , b. ,,, 4 , 1 'zs. we • , joyous highly of '.,....„.., . „ w : • to our • , 1 0. illifitilii4 , ‘14.rt 4 4 ow. ,' r.-•! '...r.!..'00,..r.', • •:**...e* , 6... •I•, al lis.,14 i • .1. , w 1 ! , Z il .41.: 1 I ii "1:' m , X4,54:4,Y4.4X4.4 Ix lei ,, t tit gin, all k1 li ONE At this our greetings Scotty Hamilton • 011/ert* Off.. I Litibde"1:021.4.. 6 5.; i ::.,0:•:nr •,. s , 'sfxr ......... a..... " ' . ;...:,4.,.. I i• 1 A I MPA4. MTN MOS , time of year we extend friends, whose confidence value. Thank you. SEE US FIRST FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS 411 MAIN ST. EXETER HIM _....... SPORT lag CENTRE am 235-2261 50/o OFF ' TROPHIES Engraving on Premises for Visit including Our name like in our yourself FREE t SCOTIA BELL BARON is A division of ROBERT DAVID BELL ENTERPRISES LTA. and we'd to sell you the finest MOBILE HOMES modern display court and see the latest Name Brands, and COACHMEN Literature on Request BANK FINANCING OVER 12%2 Years KIPPEN 262-2823 "The home of the good times . . . year round!", L. 4 .3..4 •i..A,, 13 I.„ .1., y4"%N. G u T., I '`f , Authorized Dealer for ARCTIC CAT . KAWASAKI Varna, Ont. 262-5809 On October 23rd IMPACT published a letter from a reader in Ailsa Craig, concerning the credibility of "Work at Home ads" (addressing envelopes) which appear quite frequently in some newspapers and magazines. At the time we were unable to make contact with the man behind this particular ad. His name is Gill Dodier and he resides in Mitchell, (where he conducts his business from) and it seems that we are not the only ones to whom people have made en- quiries, including our good friend, Gord. Sanderson who heads the popular "Sound Off" column in the London Free Press. Other enquiries have also been directed to The London Chamber of Commerce. For the sum of $5.50 a person receives a directory and "instruction manual." The former consists of a listing of 95 firms purporting to offer opportunities for profitable home work while the latter informs one how to make money by mailing circulars to people interested in making extra money at home, exactly of course, what Gill Dodier is himself doing. He claims his directory to be 100% accurate but that is rather doubtful as no indication is given as to when it was actually com- piled, also interesting is the fact that of the 95 firms listed, 78 of them have U.S. business addresses. To be quite honest and frank, we were not exactly "turned on" by Mr. Dodier's $5.50 "investment", but as always, the final decision rests with you, the reader. Exeter 509 Ben MAIN STREET ORIGINAL J. Flowers & Gifts ,,. OIL PAINTINGS 7-TA,...) BUY OR LEASE L. HOOGENBOOM 235-0111 A young married couple with their first child who are both working are apparently rather confused about which parent is supposed to claim for their child on their income tax form, and so have written us a short note to try and . clarify the situation. According to an accountant whom we contacted, the claim should .be made by the child's mother, but it has to be made on a TFA1 form which we are told is mailed from Ottawa, along with the Family Allowance Cheque in February. If you require this form any earlier, then write to, The Department of Natipnal Revenue and Taxation, Ottawa 10, Ontario, TIP 5G4. S TAY HARP ALES AND ERVICE Specializing in .. . • CARBIDE SAWS & TOOLS • ALL TYPES OF SAWS & KNIVES SHARPENED Distributor of Galt Wood & Tool Limited 103 Richmond St. S. HENSALL 2624131 . BLUEWATER TRAVEL ADVISORS LTD. For ALL Your TRAVEL NEEDS By Air or Land We specialize in ZURICH 236-4376 tows 1*4-;111ciiilltqlsOrgfrOltrA0111404101:110-0110,t1f1. Ersmans' Bakery Baddulph council hold banquet By MRS. HEBER DAVIS The Seven Carol and Lesson service was held at St. Patrick's church Sunday with Rev. Mary Mills in charge. The lessons were read by Ian Carroll, Hazel Davis, Mary Davis, George Durnin, Wayne Carroll, Margaret Carroll and Rev. Mills. Mary Kooy was at the piano, The service was held in the Parish Hall which was decorated for the service. Personals Gate Wennerstrom was dinner guest with Mr. & Mrs. Don Simpson, Strathroy, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis en- tertained their family and friends at a pre-Christmas dinner Saturday. Guests were present from London, Lucan, Exeter and local community. Jeffrey Young, Lucan, was weekend guest with his grand- parents, Mr, & Mrs. Heber Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Clarke and girls, Shipka. Debbie thrtzel, Parkhill, is visiting her - friend Marylou Tindall. They attended — the Sunday School Christmas party, Monday night, Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Exeter. 3 rr fl go. a Christmas party and an ex- change of gifts. Each member brought a token gift for The Little Red Door, a project.of the Cancer Society. These were to be taken to Thameswood Lodge for Cancer patients. Lunch was served by Elsie Dann & Eileen Summers, CG IT entertain The Happy Gang Tu4sday evening the Happy Gang were the guests of the CGIT who entertained with skits, and a carol sing-song, April Caverhill favored with piano selections. Each guest received a gift that the girls had made themselves. Leaders are Mrs. Marion Gricken and Mrs. Betty Rooney. The girls had set up the program on their own and prepared the lunch, even baked the goodies themselves. Mrs. Glen Jameson on behalf of the Happy Gang thanked the girls for their nice gesture. Women's Institute to conduct survey The WI has been asked to conduct a survey in connection with a proposed plan to build a Home for the Aged in the Lucan Area, At present there is also a plan under consideration to build one in the Dorchester area. This survey is to find out if it would be more practical to build such a home in both areas. Residents over 60 yrs of age will be asked to fill out a form giving some statistics and their preferences with regard to this project. 4-H club guests of ,Women's Institute Mrs. Gordon Dann was the hostess for the Christmas meeting of WI Tuesday evening. Mrs. Donald Roloson presided and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode, followed by the Mary Stewart Collect. Members of the 4-H club "Les Belle Femmes" and their leaders Mrs. Diane O'Shea & Mrs. Marlene French, were welcomed by Mrs. Roloson. Mrs. O'Shea told the Institute members that she and Mrs. French had enjoyed working with Les Belle Femmes on this course. "A guide to cleanliness and Health" was the title given to the display for Achievement Day; this had been set up in the room prior to the meeting. Anne Garrett who was also the commentator on Achievement Day described the project, It was decided to sponsor an entrant for the Dairy Princess Contest at the Farm Show. The members who had helped with the CNIB canvass over the past years, received a momento of their service in the form of a ,miniature ceramic pitcher. Mrs. Percy Hodgins and Mrs,' Roloson were in charge of the program the topic being Public Relations, Mrs. Hodgins gave a. reading "A Christmas Miracle", and Mrs. Roloson read a story and two of Nancy Stayl's articles from the Free Press "Jelly side up." A world contest conducted by Mrs. Hodgins was won by Mrs. E. Summers. The conveners assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Personals Mrs. Robert Rainey is spending Christmas with her niece and family Mr. & Mrs. Steven Christman, Graham and Jeremy of Dundas. Michael Summers and family of Prescott and Keith Summers of Toronto will be home for Christmas with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers.