HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-22, Page 8Of all the holidays in the year,
Caristmas has the most effect on
the most people.
It is characteristic of our times
that the meaning of Christmas
should be aptly summed up in the
words of a T.V. commercial:
Christmas is a feeling.
Family, friends, food, sharing
and caring are all part of the
feeling. E‘erything takes on a
special meaning at Christmas,
from the laughter of children to
angels in the snow.
For many of us, there is even
more. Perhaps we went to church
almost every Sunday through the
year, but on Christmas Sunday,
there is a special reason for doing
it and a special feeling in it.
50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Tuckey, R.R. 3, Exeter celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary Saturday, December 3, 1977. They have 5 children, Mrs.
James (Wanda) Tuckey, Cass City, Michigan; Bill, Thamesford; Wayne,
Exeter; Mrs. Keith (Pat) Love, Zurich and Mrs. Wayne (Barb) Fahner,
Owen Sound, 21 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
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Clarks in Tomato Sauce
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York Fancy
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Odds 'n Ends
A very merry Christmas
"The shocking ten per cent
increase in abortions for the year
1976, as recently released by
Statistics Canada, indicates now
beyond any doubt the incredible
abuse of the abortion law now
taking place in Canada," Gwen
Landolt, president of the national
Alliance for Life, said today.
"The present law permits
abortion only in those few cases
where continuation of the
pregnancy endangers the life or
health of the mother, and it
stretches one's credulity to the
breaking point to believe that the
state of health of women in.
Canada has deteriorated to such
an extent that 54,536 women were
in such danger as to require
abortions in 1976.
"Clearly, abortions are now
being performed for other than
medical reasons, and are being
used as substitutes for true
solutions to social and economic
problems.
"It is a national scandal," Mg,
Landolt continued, "that since
the present abortion law came
into effect in 1969, about 280,000
innocent unborn babies have
been victims .of faulty federal
legislation. There can now be no
question that the federal
government must come to grips
with the problem and tighten the
abortion law.
"Similarly, the provincial
governments must come to grips
with the social and economic
problems facing pregnant
women, and provide them with
economic and social solutions to
their problems - - such as job
security, maternal health
programmes, day care, and in-
depth counselling - - instead of
providing them with more
abortions."
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The staff at Victoria and Grey extend best wishes for a happy and safe holi-
day season. From the left are: Marion Snow, Yvonne Jaques, Dennis Smith
(manager), Lois Lang, Joyce Black, Murray Dietrich and Janet Kerslake.
JOY AT CHRISTMAS
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TRUST COMPANY 8INCE 1889
By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
Isn't it strange what one day in
the year, like December 25, can
do to so many people? We even
have a name for those who
pretend not to be affected by the
season - Scrooge.
Dieting is always difficult, but
at Christmas time it becomes
mission impossible, Even the
most calorie-conscious person
gives way to the temptation of hot
turkey and dressing, mashed
potatoes with gravy, pumpkin
and mincemeat pies, pudding,
fruit cake, chocolates and fudge.
Suddenly many of us have the
urge to get in touch with old
friends, We thought about them
during the year, but for one
reason or another we put off
writing to them, Now Christmas
is coming; we have a deadline,
and it can't be put off any longer.
Shopping changes from a chore
to a pleasure. There's a certain
air of excitement amid the
'crowds that meander around the
brightly-decorated stores. Sure
we complain about the rush and
the bother, the expense and the
commercialism, but we still
spend hours searching for the
perfect gift. We want to give
something meaningful, because
it's Christmas.
We appreciated the thought-
fulness of people all year, and
Christmas gives us a host of ways
in which to say "thank you."
Now and again through the
year, we thought about people
less fortunate than us. Now we
want to do something for them -
cook a hot Christmas dinner for a
needy family, give a toy to a
child, visit someone who's lonely
or send a letter to someone far
from borne,
Some of us are lucky enough to
live close to home and to be able
to visit regularly. But now we're
going home for Christmas and
that's special. My family is a
small one and we see each other
fairly often, but our Christmas
get-together is an event we plan
for and look forward to for weeks.
Family becomes the number
one priority for most people at
Christmastime. Unfortunately,
for those separated from their
families, it is the loneliest time of
the year, and in the midst of our
own celebrations, we should give
a little thought to them.
One girl• recalls her first
Christmas away from home four
years ago. Six displaced
Canadians in Pennsylvania spent
the day together and learned how
much their families meant to
them.
The senior Trust Company
devoted entirely to serving
the people of Ontario,