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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-22, Page 22Page 22. Times-Advocate, December 22, 1977 "i1;40?-§tftigqNON'ts?gc;:?!.§VtigNIa?:44.114';*,#'0?1§'WetitqA'WAS'IPAV merry , merry, Christmas Jolly good greetings CO all the wonderful folks in our emmunity. We hop the spirit of this holiday season \% ill abound and the good fellowship we have enjoyed with our Customers ‘ontinuc. I 2 A ' Passmore Plumbing and Heating DENNIS PASSMORE Exeter 235-1 75 1 0 13 ly ti THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" There's still time to wrap up your Christmas Shopping at the Base Factory Outlet. 4.14"11/1"4 i ' "\w For Your 0:,.. Holiday Parties...from --:-... 4 our Grocery Department A sb- "..... we have -----4,'1.-- :a* -0, * POTATO CHIPS ------.-. * SOFT DRINKS % * CANDIES V ,/ 4,444,11Noilk"" t•-• *% INA Holiday Store Hours THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10 A.M.-9 P.M. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY, SUNDAY late Santos"' Gin-SPEC/MS / Last-Minu teS T W RAP A;4 BLE1 * CARDS :;;DECORATIONS OPEN BOXING DAY, MONDAY, DEC. 26 12 NOON i• 6 P.M. ••••I OPEN TUESDAY, DEC. 27 REG. HOURS - 10-9 P.M. A sleigh full of holiday treasures is whet we wish for your Enjoy Santa's bounty and cheer . . you'll find our thanks tucked in his sack. CHUCK LONG BETTY GLEN RUTH GATES LYNN BURGESS SHARON BROWN "The Store that Savoi You More' on MINE',--BOYS' — LADIES' — GIRLS' & .SARY WEAR — YARD GOODS -- SPRING MACHINES — POUND GOODS -- GROCERIES NEW STORE HOURS,: Monday - Satutday. 10 b.m...1 p.m. Sunday 12 niacin • a p.m. ItNa%•c?.4•0N-0V.ittMa?A'ar.Nitg"gottgO.aTtd.i i104.ipY413N•euNlq14IIid. We're joining these carolers in their heartfelt refrain:Peace on earth . . good will toward men. Season's best ,to all. To till, our special thanks. CREDITON CANTATA — A Bethlehem based cantata was Part of the Christmas concert at Crediton United Church. from the left are Reg Finkbeiner, Darryl Preszcator, Randy Yearley, Pierce, Howard Pierce, Cliff Kenney and Howard FERGUSON APIARIES "PRODUCERS OF CHOICE QUALITY HONEY" 0 BILL AND ROSEMARY FERGUSON 0 ZURICH &a,govag*,:).;•,1,,.weavg, r?', :..NkamoxAk01 Linda Pierce, Jackie Hendrick. T-A photo GREETINGS The beauty of Nature and the glory of the Yuletide bring a fulfilling sense of wonder, peace and hope to all. It is our pleasure, as we share the majesty of the season, to extend every good wish Mr your happiness. :).--\--LT:/* 0 New Shipment of Cedar Chests Just Arrived MORON FUNERAL HOME HENSALL ONTARIO Decorate your home with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES Choose the fabrics and the styles you want and Barb Whiting will custom make your drapes for you. You can also choose matching bedspreads and pillow shams. WHITING'S WAREHOUSE Main St. Exeter 235-1964 li7;(11;:?e4:Mfd""ttAillIN4.tq.gi s's.g.i.t:intFAIVF:($t?AtT4d.it*ti.t**.e.i.oNsvFA3:?:1,i.cW4t-Mrgkil;:?getgiert: Spa? 4WAIPKItriM10' ? ; On the way to all our customers, neighbors and friends, good wishes for a warm, wonderful holiday. Our "thanks" to everyone. • 44Vato ROPERT F• WEST LAKE INSURANCE ZURICH NoromoNapo,rilo•wo.q.ior4ivNovigo.w.ovem4ittp.,20.:04,,N* NZ MO ViiilAkVeb PgA. Pi:0 WO PiieS*.40k5 Nr) OisV,X;35 WA, ONTARIO Kippen women see ceramics, honor 4-H girls and leaders By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN The Christmas meeting of the Kippen East Women's Institute held at the home of Mrs. Charles Eyre, Egmondville, was one of the outstanding meetings of the year. Mrs. John Morgan, Exeter, and Mrs. Russell Ferguson, Hensall, had, on display, their work in Ceramics. Mrs. Morgan gave a comprehensive account of their work, staining, glazing and firing and also had many useful tips for beginners. Mrs. Campbell Eyre won the beautiful candle holder donated by Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Ferguson. The speakers were introduced by Mrs. Vern Alderdice and were thanked by Mrs. James Drummond. The fall board meeting report was presented by Mrs. Robert Kinsman, the treasurer's report by Mrs. Harold Parsons. The motto "It's not the hours you put in that count, but what you put into the • hours", was given by Mrs. Alex McGregor. Current Events were presented by Mrs. Dave Triebner. Inspiring poems and readings were given by Mrs. Al Hoggarth • and Mrs. James Drummond, A musical contest was conducted by Mrs. Vern Alaerdice and Mrs. James Drummond. It was decided to commence the euchre parties in the Hensall Legion hall in January. Gifts were presented to Shirley Chalmers for achieving 12 4-H Clubs. Also honoured were Carol McGregor and Linda Roberts who achieved six clubs and the leaders, Ruth Bean, Eileen McGregor, Beatrice Stoll, Helen Roberts, Mary Connolly and Margaret Hoggarth. After the gift exchange a midnight supper was served by Mrs. Grace Drummond, Mrs. Grant MacLean, Mrs. Robert Kinsman and the hostesses Mrs. Eyre, Mrs. Pepper and Mrs. Sinclair. • U.C.W. Meets Tuesday the U.C.W. met in St. Andrews Church, Kippen. Mrs, Keith Lovell gave the worship on a Christmas theme. Mrs. Gerald Moffatt gave the topic from the film strip, "Traditions of Christmas". Seven junior ,,choir members sang Christmas carols and ac- companied themselves ,on the ukelele. Joan Binnendyke played two instrumentals. Hostesses Mrs. John Sinclair and Joan Binnendyk served lunch assisted by Unit 2. Results of election of officers were: past-president, Mrs. David Cooper; president, Mrs. Emerson Kyle; recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Kin- sman ;- corresponding secretary, Mrs. David Cooper; treasurer, Mrs. Bert Faber; social functions committee, Mrs. D. Turner, Mrs. J.A. Cooper, Mrs. Tom Reid, Mrs. Norman Dickert, Unit 1- Mrs. Keith Lovell, Unit 2 - Mrs. Wm, Consitt. Communications Co-ordinator, Mrs. Norman Dickert; Stewardship and Finance, Mrs. Harold Jones; Leadership and Development, Mrs. John Anderson; The Church in Society, Mrs. Edison McLean; Christian Development, Mrs. Hugh Hen- drick; World Outreach, Mrs. W.L. Mellis, Mrs. A. McCallurn; Nomination Convener, Mrs. Edison McLean; Sunshine & Rose Committee. Mrs. Lloyd Los tell. Personals Mrs. J.D. Gibson and Mrs. D, Gibson, Lucan visited with Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Mellis. Miss Jill McLellan has returned from a holiday in Hawaii. Mr. & Mrs. Hank Binnendyk have returned from holidaying in Hawaii. Jets Continued from Page 14 from Brian Murphy and Ed Robb. Fate intervened at this point and Ivan Belisle and Ken Stewart scored in the final minute for Preston. Both were on fluke shots, but, got past Jets goalie Peter Anas. Fall behind early In Friday's loss to Petrolia, the Jets found themselves on the wrong side of the score at 3-0 early in the second period. The first Jets marker came from the stick of Brian Murphy on a power play with the assist going to Barry Baynham. A good slap shot by Jamie Robb produced the second and final L-I goal at 18.17 of the middle frame, Brother Ed Robb assisted. Barry edgar led the Petrolia scoring attack with a two goal effort while singles went to Tom Douglas, Russ Archer, Cam Ross, Doug Zonneville and Bill Abercrombie. Kevin Lightfoot faced 42 shots in the Jets net while his mates fired 28 shots at Larry Lucas of Petrolia.