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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-22, Page 9Times-Advocate, December 22, 1977 trgt4iftorortow4cimvooNattrottivgroit4 Merry Christmas To our customers & friends Noe 9. oittmtemiktf osid Zin spite of today's pace, we still feel that an old fashioned "Thank You" is necessary and appropriate. We realize more than ever how much It means to have the friendship and confidence of folks like you. Without you we could not prosper and grow. May the coming year bring Good Health, Happiness and Prosperity to you and your loved ones. MARGARET & GEORGE SEVERN 409 MAIN STREET (P.O. Box 1192) EXETER, ONTARIO (519) 235-2957 BATH BOUTIQUE LINENS AND GIFTS Vgi% W.i4014Wi*Z004:0NOA Mrs, James. Drummond was elected president of the Hensel' U.C.W. for the coming year at the Annual meeting held on Monday evening, December 12, Other officers are as follows: past president, Mrs, Ian McAllister; 1st vice-president, vacant; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Carl Payne; secretary, Mrs. Jack Drysdale; treasurer, Mrs. Ian McAllister, Chairman of committees: stewardship and finance, Miss Mary Goodwin; communications and leadership development, Mrs. Carl Payne; world outreach and christian development, vacant; church in society, vacant; christian citizenship, Caven group visit Ghana Mrs. Margaret Strang was re-elected president of Caven Presbyterian Women, Monday night when a new slate of officers was elected. The installation was conducted by Mrs. Nora Taylor and in- cluded Mrs. Sally Laing as co- chairman, Mrs. Edna Simmons as secretary, and Mrs. Kay Snelgrove as treasurer, The Christmas meeting commenced with a pot luck supper after which Hank Koskamp of St. Marys spoke and showed slides of North Ghana where he had worked as a CUSO representative for three years, Mr. Koskamp is an agriculturalist who graduated from Centralia College of Agriculture and Technology in 1974. He is returning to Ghana in January under the auspices of CEDA and will be 'conducting a program in rural water supply. The information he supplied was extremely helpful in that he had first hand information about conditions in Ghana and was able to explain some of the things that are being accomplished in this third world country. Annual reports were heard and end of year business conducted. A trio, Mrs. J. Hoffman, Mrs. W. Sillery, Mrs. P. Merkley, accompanied by Mrs. D. Iles sang, "God's Message Is Ever the Same," The meeting concluded with devotions given by Mrs. Strang, tr To old friends and new go our wishes for a wonderful Christmas season. TASTY-NU BAKERY 36-4912 5?§WitiV2.1aVAM:al:ft c?*11Plea tgoala?lia'WiaONctgeittzN. Merry Christmas May you have a wonderful Christmas, bright with happiness and joy. From Cord and the Staff at Main Street Exeter cznatv'si cved ttNi tva oNtswca cvv..tzati•=Tecana'arti VARIETY AND GIFTS RD Mrs. Jack Corbett; supply and Welfare, Mrs. Russell Erratt; friendship and visitation, Mrs. Clendon Christie; social func- tions, Mrs. Vern Alderdice.. Unit leaders; unit 1, Mrs. Ken Elder; unit two, Mrs. Hans Ger- stenkorn; unit 4, Mrs. James CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Jones, 82 Main Street, Exeter celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, Monday, December 19. The couple was married at the Hensall Presbyterian manse in 1917 by Rev. McConnell. Mr. Jones operated the Massey-Harris farm machinery dealership from 1924 to 1937, He worked in the plumbing and heating business in St. Thomas until 1965, They returned to Exeter at that time. They have two sons, Mervyn, Walton and Bill, Exeter, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren, T-A photo CELEBRATE 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Eckstein of Dashwood will celebrate their 50th wed- ding anniversary on Christmas Day, They have two daughters Viola, Edmonton and Pearl, London along with three grandchildren and one great grandchild, They farmed on Concession 15 of Hay township until 1961 when they moved to their present home in Dashwood, Photo by Jack Doerr !r a 9.sirs.W,WAig:W4v.Wo.PsgwP.ske5V:«M**441. Christmas Candies from feaster charge . 1 BOYS St GIRLS Get Mom & Dad to bring you to Butler's. You can tell me what you want for Christ-mas. See you Thurs„ 6 p.m. to 9 p.m, at Butlers your Christmas family Dept. Store, Great Selection of Toys, Games, Puzzles. Hensall omen elect officers A For special friends. Laura Secord Christmas Candies made with sweet dairy cream and fresh country butter. & DORIS WILSON & ALMA DAVEY Beside Bonk of Montreal, Exeter Pleasing You, Pleases IA WC% tOaltA:Oria Wed tiOw.i G tl!PO raqa 494i tved OYsitzNei Wm:W(4 Oka 001.5 Ova 4045 ILSON'S JEWELLERY GIFL CARE FOR LEFTOVERS Turkey leftovers the day after Christmas are as traditional as the turkey itself. They're great to have on hand, However, it is important to take proper care of them to make sure they keep their good quality and are safe to eat. ' Food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, say turkey leftovers must be refrigerated or frozen as soon as dinner is over. Take all the 'meat off the carcass and remove the stuffing. Leave the meat in as big pieces as possible. To refrigerate, wrap the meat tightly to prevent drying out. Package stuffing separately. Use within two days. To freeze the leftovers, wrap the meat and stuffing separately in aluminum foil or plastic freezer bags. Place small pieces of meat in rigid freezer con- tainers and cover with leftover gravy to prevent drying out. Leave 1/2 -inch headspace for expansion, For best quality, use frozen turkey, be it with or without gravy, within two months, Use frozen stuffing within one month, Pia4•PigaVigs " ;b40.1:A01,4;a4;40,11A0V31), s.qi:04;253*:11k4VitVks.WWPAirs•Vi.' We herald the Child born in the manger and ask His blessing for you and your loved ones. In the profound spirit of the Yuletide we extend sincere thanks to our friends. MERR MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL BANK OF MONTREAL SEVEN BRANCFtES SERVING YOU ' fit Our Yultide greeting' To you this year, Brings every good wish or joy and good cheer! McAllister, Nursery, Mrs, Edison Forrest; nominating committee, Mrs. Ian McAllister, During the business period, reports were given by: treasurer, Mrs. Ian McAllister for Mrs. Walter Spencer; finance and budget, Miss Mary Goodwin; friendship and visitation, Mrs. Howard Scane; social functions, Mrs, Vern Alderclice and supply and welfare Mrs. Russell Erratt, The Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. followed with Mrs. Stewart Miner as the guest speaker, She spoke on the Christmas season and making room in our hearts for Jesus Christ--we can give time for Him in our conversation, life plans, entertainment, time, gift giving and in our sorrows. Then we shall leave Christmas behind as a new person, returning by another way, Mrs. Miner was introduced by Mrs. Carl Britton and thanked by Mrs, Russell Erratt, Mrs. Eric Luther gave a very lovely solo, "0 Come to my heart, Lord Jesus" and was ac- companied on the piano by Mrs. Robert Bell, A beautiful devotional was given by Mrs. Jack Drysdale and Mrs. Roger Venner illustrating that giving a gift from the heart at Christmas time, like kindness, is the greatest gift we can give. The offering is to be given to the Family and Children's Services. To conclude the evening, gift tray favours for the Queensway Nursing home were made and a lovely Christmas lunch was served by the ladies of unit one, Girls re. eV. re. lA ea, 4 silt% 41 Exeter Hensall . Grand Bend LUCCin Zurich qia Dashwood Ctedifon Ted Butler & Staff. 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