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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-23, Page 37Times-Advocate, December 20, 1976 ;4,0,9.4'; .a4nonvoix00,04iig.a*Piin.-00410;44400,41041404uw.iikt0. Season's. Greetings 7` hen ChrAfttrn 's peciaVont tm eh" bur I am ne d • nd hqppints t The whole year after! rsman's Bakery Exeter Phone 235-0332 p'ira•Rxa f O I Gaiser-Kneale * Subject to ange NOTICE 6 0 T e p up normally held on Mo J ay, riecember 27 will be chang- to esday, December 28 and the pick • normally held on Monday, January 3 will be changed to Tues- day, January 4. Usborne Kirkton Dump Open Day For 10iliclay_Season The Kirkton ump en at the usual hours on Fr day Dece • er 24th and Friday December 31st inste of the regular Satur- days falling on istmas and New ,Year's Day. Township of Usborne Best Interest, c'x. to We represent many Trust mpanies. We are often able to arrange for the highest erest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificat Exeter Office 235-2420 Grand Bend Office 238-8484 `insurance Agency Inc. 0?1e0;*0 i;t1V0.4S:zt?.4S 0leor 0.1e Gus lg1144 0',AtI*6•0141c-i,e0ittreNtsigoi*S.r~rii og CD all our customers, best wishes for a Merry Christmas. We thank YOU warmly! IIA tryAnnques Main St. E., Crediton 14,0 ).:a4NIsts,44o4 1A,entlii.aNz cut Roaaust.wo•Nto, /Leta/ ti awl, Malik You, gota patitostage, From All The Staff Livingstonels, STATIONERY ts. AND GIFTS,/ y (.1 Main St. Exeter (ri .E1"1-i»MttFt.tivMv??4 tggrtvgrarkil ey RODNEY NEAR Usborne Central One Christmas night when I was asleep I heard a strange noise down stairs, I got out of bed and went down to check and Christmas Greetings i era Wishing all our customers 13 Seasons Season's Greetings KYLES SHELL SERVICE h' HENSALL On Christmas Night Claus made his annual visit Sunday to the Lucan fire hall. Shown above party chairman Dan Gwalchmai and Jordie and Karin Barker. T-A photo i I Merr Depend On -'Since GAMESTER guess who it was? It was Santa. Claus, I hid behind the couch but he saw me and told me to come out, I did and he handed me a present. He told me to tell no one that I had seen him. The next morning I acted as if I hadn't seen him and no one knew, So from then on, I never got out of bed again on Christmas night. ur grf /etings t, out to gall our g tom etA. ,0 r 1104/all oe. 0. ITJSOU LEASURE § It TO 1i. VE YOU g/ at rry Smiths ; '; BARBERSHOP 364 Main St. Exeter :gliercP%meectgli4cmed-avolgtstgstsj oraRts.e:msqmigis.w..iss.wgrcitruvel 0: g 0 4 A Istmas sings et the season's jeiy .iin your hearts. D UTCH CANADIAN STORE Main St. Exeter All of Us at • A JAMES EAGLESON Jimes Robert Eagleson, of McGillivray Township, in his 83rd year. On Monday, December 20, 1976, at the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, James R. Eagleson. Beloved husband of the late Eliza Hodgins (1954), and Kathleen McKay (1976). Dear father of Robert Eagleson, of East Williams Township, James and Harvey Eagleson, of Stephen Towns ,' Viola (Mrs. Charles Atki ) , of Biddutph Tow n- sh' Shirley Gytti. Gordon ne) andjgdk Eagleson, of i11117,ray Township, Step- er, of Dorepiea (Mrs. Chester 1ton) '„ of St..,•,Catharines, ir ther Willigrlagleson, of ateau GardenOsing Home, rkhill, A14(LsurAiived by 14 gra,i_idehildren -and 14 great- earechildren. Resting at the M.. Box & Son Funeral Home, Parkhill, where funeral service will be conducted on Thursday, December 23 at 2 p.m. Rev. H. Moore of the Greenway United Church will officiate. Interment in Parkhill Cemetery, CLARE M. GLAVIN At Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy, Thursday, December 16th, 1976, Clare M. Glavin. Daughter of the late•Joseph and Ellen Glavin, of Mt. Carmel. Survived by one brother, Rev. Fr. John GlaVin, C,S,B., Toronto. Predeceased by one sister, Madeleine, and one brother, Charles. Also surviving are a number of nieces and nephews. In her 83rd year. The funeral mass was held Monday at our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with Father J. Mooney off'ciating. Interment in the nt Carmel Cemetery. The .H. Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood was in charge. ANNIE VEAL Arjri4 Veal. /n the,Clinton Public ospithl on $aturdtly, December 8, 1971 Beloved Niiife of the late illianl Jci7x1 WO, formerly of gxeter4 In er Agth year. Dear othei' of Mes‘. Donald Penhale ildffed) of Sarnia, Mrs. Elwyn alake (Wilma) of Usborne Twp., W. Ross Veal of Hensall and Mrs. Arthur Ball (Norma) of Kincardine. Also survived by 24 grandchildren and 8 great- grandchildren. The funeral was held Monday from the Hopper- Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Harold Snell of- ficiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. WILLIAM C. PEARCE William C. Pearce, formerly of Exeter, passed away at Huronview on Saturday, December 18, 1976, in his 94th year. Beloved husband of the late Sara Jane Northcott and dear father of Frances Redmond of Trenton, Michigan, Charles of Brantford, Marjorie Whiting of Summerland, B.C., Eva Sch- walm of Stratford, Ruth Gaiser of Crediton and Ellis, RR 1 Arva. Also survived by 13 grand- children and 16 great- grandchildren. The funeral was held Monday from the R. C. Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter, with interment in Exeter Cemetery. MURRAY MOORE Murray Heywood Moore, In South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Sunday, December 19, 1976. Beloved husband of June Smith of Exeter, in his 55th year. Dear father of Mrs. Allan Fraser (Sandra) of Markham; Joanne Moore of Toronto and Peter. at home. Also survived by two grandchildren, Peter and Jef- frey. The funeral was held Tuesday from the Hopper- Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter, with Rev, Glen Wright of- ficiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. HOWARD W. LEMMON Howard W. Lemmon passed away at his late residence Vic- toria Street, Exeter on Friday, December 17, 1976 in his 67th year. Surviving is his wife the former Vera L. Smith; sons William A. Lemmon, Wakefield, Quebec; Robert L. Lemmon, London; Mrs. Wesley (Donna Margaret) Thomas, London; Mrs. Robert (Marion) Kerslake, Exeter; sisters Mrs. Leona Parke, Hensall; Miss Viola Lemmon, Toronto; Mrs. Clarenee, (Aldeen) Volland, Hensall; IVIi`&:+k, Olive Marshman, Mississauga. A brother Preston predeceased March 6, 1975. Twelve grand- children and one great-grandson also survive. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, Monday, December 20, conducted by Rev. E. S. Stephens, 'Brucefield. Interment in Baird's Cemetery. Members of the IOOF Lodge held a memorial service at the Funeral Home Sunday evening at 9 p.m. Pallbearers were Archie Parsons, -Alex McBeath, Paul Lebedew, Bob Foote, Malcolm Dougall apd Albert Postma. LUCY WEBB Lucy (Broad) Webb, passed away in Montreal Convalescent Hospital on Friday, December 17, 1976. Beloved wife of the late Oswald Webb, formerly of Granton. Dear mother of Gordon Webb of Hudson Heights, Quebec. Also survived by two grand- children and three great- grandchildren, in her 97th year. The funeral was held Tuesday from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan with in- terment in Birr Anglican Cemetery. HARVEY JOHNSTON Harvey G. Johnston of Clinton passed away at his home on Monday, December 13, 1976, in his 73rd year. Dear husband of Leila Johnston, dear father of Mrs. Grant (Helen) MacLean, Hensall, Mrs. Jim (Leona) Armstrong, Brussels, Mrs. Berne (Doris) McKinley, Zurich, Mrs. Dwight (Joan) Campbell, Truro, N.S. Also survived by ten grandchildren and two brothers Bert, of Belgrave, and Jim of Welland. The funeral was held Wednesday, December 15, from Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. Interment in Brussels Cemetery. Mr. Johnston was a past reeve of Morris township, warden of Huron County and Administrator at Huronview for 15 years. Lucan church marks season The congregation of Lucan United Church joined in singing familiar carols, accompanied by Ray Koopman on the organ, and using the chimes, on Sunday morning. The choir sang Martin Luther's "From Heaven Above to Earth I Come" and Rev. Ewart Madden chose as his sermon topic "Jedus — King, Priest, Saviour", He said all these are wrapped up in the three gifts of the Magi. He told us the wisdom of the world had to stoop to the wisdom of Heaven, and said that Jesus was the perfect example of priesthood and, as He is our high priest, He is able to minister to us, giving us His power so we can witness for Him, Mrs. Sylvia Webb from Scotland was welcomed to the service together with several other visitors. Everyone is invited to the annual Christmas Eve Service Friday evening at 7:30. The Music of ' Christmas will be highlighted when the Clandeboye Youth Choir will join the Lucan Choir and the chimes will again enhance our carols. Sunday, December 26, Holy Communion will be observed, new members will be received on Profession of Faith and the Sacrament of Baptism will also be administered to some of the foregoing adults and their children, More arrives less departs The volume of mail received at the Exeter Post Office this Christmas season is up con- siderably from a year ago but outgoing mail has decreased. Assistant Post Master Bev Rabbetts announced Tuesday that as of December 20 the amount of outgoing mail was down by 3,350 pieces. At the same time letters and cards reaching the local post office were increased by 14,000. December 14 was the biggest day for mail leaving Exeter with 12,000 cards and letters while on December 20, 12,025 cards and letters were received. The post office will be closed on December 25, 26, 27 and 28 and January 1, 2 and 3. The lobby will be open at all times throughout the holiday period with the wicket closing at 4 p.m. on December 24 and December 31. Mail despatched on those two days will leave at 1 pm . Rabbetts said the closing hours will affect all post offices in the area and rural mail delivery will also be affected the same days. Helps Mom Dear Santa Claus I hope you will come to my house and the other kids houses that who have been good. I have been a very good girl. I helped my mother do the dishes at night. And I clean my bedroom when it is a mess. I think I earn some presents. I would like a Holly Hobbie bake oven please. And a Raggedy Ann light timer please. And a Hush Little Baby Doll, That is all I want. Thank- You for all the stuff you gave me the last few years. Sincerely RUTH ANN ESSERY Grade 3 Usborne Central MAY GROSE Mrs. May (Rivers) Way Grose, 46 Chestnut Street, St. Thomas, passed away at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital, Sunday, December 19, 1976. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Rivers, Exeter, Beloved mother of Mrs. Allison (Marilyn) Lawrence, 13 Coyne Street, St. Thomas, Harold Ross, Weston, Ontario. Stepmother of Mrs. Leonard (Ruth) Welbourn, Chatham, and sister of Mrs. J. L. (Irene) Routledge, Toronto and: Bert Rivers, Westminster Hospital, London and a sister-in- law of Mrs. Helen Rivers, Exeter. Also survived by several grand- children. in her 88th year. The funeral was held Monday from the Sifton Funeral Home, St. Thomas with Rev. L. J. Coates officiating. Burial later in Exeter cemetery. EMMA LUELLA WALPER At South Huron Hospital on Wednesday, December 22, Emma Luella (Stanlake) Walper in her 67th year. Beloved wife of the late Jack Walper and a step- son Hugh Walper, London. Also surviving are .a special friend Robert Cutting and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by a brother William. Stanlake in 1973. The funeral will be held Thdrsday, December 23 at 2 p.m. from the R. C. Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. George Anderson D.F.C. of Trivitt Anglican Church officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. Wants hockey net Dear Santa Claus How are you? I am fine, I don't know, but I think I should have a gift. I have helped my dad a lot. Do you think thats fair? If you do think it's fair here are some things I want. Would you please try to get me a pick up shovel, a hockey net, a goalie stick, and a face guard. Yours Sincerely, BOB SIMS Grade 3 Usborne Central School Hay in Shoes By TRACEY ANNE REMKES Room 8 Stephen Central In Holland there Santa taus is called St. Nicholas. itiKren leave hay in their sh 'S for St. Nicholas's horse. If children were bad St. Nicholas left black coal in their shoes, ,atitT a sA0,ch for your mother ttliiagbm,:y'ou a strap. If you were good St. Nicholas left you toys, candies and books. . St Nicholas comes at night an'' the whole Family waits' twhere what he says. He tells the parents what the children do bad or good at school and bad or good at home, The people in Holland get their Christmas on the 5th of December. 19, ma May/you f)c1 a wonder NI Christm right I(happiness and joy: 410 3410%0.0;0 1410;711m14101N0 ftm,P1,014;;014;044:01/41W0- WAilg!gt c:Mg?ittigeWik(0:1140Kierl"t0410?.t10?14001'-'41' 06' ORD'S ish All of You ; Sr° eason's Best SANTA VISITS LUCAN — Santa with Santa are firemen Christmas Gabian Stone Cakiu chroiide in 190 pFunOgog, Sart (&S Gray fikitSr S • ne for eeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD. Crediton 234-6382 See GAMESTER ADVERTISING for Calendars • Adv. Specialties Book Matches • Balloons Lighters • Rulers • Yard Sticks Ball Point Pens • Penci s Labels . Car Emblems ANTI. ys 44 Playing Cards • Magnetic Signs" • Flags • Pennants Safety AWards NEW YEAR'S PARTY LINE Complete v./1th kailoons, ' Noisemakers,Ogarlarlds and stts. Service You Can 54 "THE'IDE MAN RTISING SER ICE LTD": owro 108 S. Chrisfira St., Sarnia ,\? P.Oi Box 666 I: (51 ) 337-9520 or 337.9541 rim Head Office vognommfm., PHIL GAMESTER :• og:544224mmiovouizykawistii 4 a4 .powiwiwg0P40.1.ggiz•q . i • ERRS' CHRIST 1, AS Santa's coming down the slopes with holiday greetings . .. direct from us to all of you. Have a merry, cheery Christmas! Jolly thanks loyal patrons! SEASON'S GREETINGS To Our Customers & Friends THE PINERIDGE CHALET RR 2, Hensall 236.4213 marigt41044040 '4504141:OttitnaMstiTtlett0M41444XinlAnWen•Oliat144414004414Witi ARIETY AND GIFTS v Main Street 44X 6 Exeter ntommiwympg,,,mk=mAzAwAiowg.lootogtoqvommt*weemoviwomij