The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-22, Page 25Santa Comes
BY TRKEY REMKES
Z4rade 4
Steihen Central
All the chihten were merry and
gay
Waiting forthis very special day,
When Santacomes riding down
in his slegh
Except little Jenny Tan
She was writing by the
Christims fan,
She heard no-ho behind her back
Then turntd around and saw a
big red lack,
She started to run,
Tripped and hurt her boot,
When a fat looking thing came
over,
Who was covered with soot,
"I'm Santa Claus", replied the
thing,
That was merry and plump,
All of a sudden? Jenny heard a
thump.
That's my reindeer,
I'm sorry I have to go,
So Santa went,
With a big merry ho-ho-ho.
MILLER'S AUTO WRECKERS
(11/4 miles west of Crediton)
are pleased to announce a
licenced mechanic is on duty
Mont* to Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon
We have parts for all makes of cars,
specializing in late models,
A Ucenced Motor Vehicle Inspection Station.
WE SELL USED CARS
Mechanic Scotty Playfoot,,owner John Miller
and yardman Don Minzen.
FIRST CUSTOMER — The first customer at the Toronto-Dominion bank branch in Lucan, Wednesday wo
three months old Leeanne Lewis, Leeanne.is at the left with her parents Lynda and Larry Lewis. Next an
bank employee Linda Patterson, branch manager earl Anderson and the baby's grandfather Cec Lewis.
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Lucan church ladies host
friends for pot luck dinner
NOTICE
TO
CUSTOMERS OF THE
HAY MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
During The Month of December 1977,
There Will Be
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES
For The Following Installations
Extension Telephones (on Premises Residence Only)
Cqntenipro Telephones
Digipulse Telephones
Place Your Order By Calling The
Business Office
2$64333
Bill Wagner,
Manager
Hay Municipal Telephone System
Monthly Rate
$1.45
1.50
2.50
Fresh Oysters in stock for the Festive
Season.
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We will have Fresh Turke s and Fresh! Frozen Geese
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.,imerna e
SiMMER SAUSAGE
Canada Packers
BREAKFAST SLICES
4.)1d Fashioned
3:ia(
OKED HAM Reg. Price •
Ave. 6 to 8 lbs. $3.50
$ 99
lb.
Schneiders
WIENERS
Schneiders
lb. 984
BUNG BOLOGNA by the piece lb.
$1 15
Christmas Candy In Stock
01111=1•11111MIMEN
PLANTERS 350 Gr. Tins
MIXED NUTS „, COCKTAIL PEANUTS * CASHEWS
199 135 $359
Assorted
'Jell° Jelly Powders
E, D, Smith Cherry
Pie Filling
BlacIMagic
Chocolates
Quarts
Pepsi and Gingerale
3 °z• 5/$1"
l9 oz. $101
1 lb. $259
plus tax and deposit 4,#99
PRODUCE
TURNIPS Ocean Spray
lb. 104 4 CRANBERRIES freshly frozen
Phone
CELERY
39' * 49'
7-3314
For.All Processing or Freezer Weds
Reeve Cecil Desjardine
* Deputy-Reeve Ken Campbell
* Councillors Doug Russell, Alan Walper and
Ralph Weber
* Clerk-Treasurer - Wilmar D. Wein
* Road Supt. R.F. "Frank" Mclsaac
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May the joy
and peace
ti of this
holiday
season
be with
you.
We hope you experience all the joy
and warmth that goes with this
Christmas season. Our gratitude
for your friendship and trust.
Snell Bros.
Limited
and Staff
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To The Ratepayers
' Of Stephen Township
Members and friends of the
Lucan United Church Women
held their annual Christmas pot
luck smorgasbord supper and
meeting Tuesday evening in the
C.E. wing.
Representatives were present
from the Catholic Women's
League and special guests were
the leaders of the Youth Groups,
Teachers in the Church School,
the Quitters, and ladies from
Crestwood & Crestview Homes.
Following a delicious supper
president Marjorie Park led the
group in carol singing. Genevieve
Nicholson of "Nicholson's
Flowers" demonstrated the
Sermon theme Sermon theme
`be faithful `be faithful I
A Christmas sermon story "Be A Christmas sermon story "Be
Thou Faithful" was given by Thou Faithful" was given by
Rev. Keith Brown on Sunday for Rev. Keith Brown on Sunday for
both children and adults, It told of both children and adults, It told of
a conversation between the a conversation between the
shepherds concerning their shepherds concerning their
feelings regarding the prophecy feelings regarding the prophecy
of the coming of a Messiah, then of the coming of a Messiah, then
of the appearance of the celestial of the appearance of the celestial
A A throng with the proclamation of throng with the proclamation of
the birth of Christ and the visit to the birth of Christ and the visit to
the manger and presentation of the manger and presentation of
the humble gifts of the shepherds. the humble gifts of the shepherds.
The choir sang the lovely an- The choir sang the lovely an-
them "There. Were Shepherds" them "There. Were Shepherds"
and the organ prelude by Helen and the organ prelude by Helen
Brown consisted. of many well Brown consisted. of many well
known carols with the chimes known carols with the chimes
being used, being used,
making of a Christmas corsage
and each one present made their
own to wear home. Members of
the Evening Unit, Freeda
Melanson, Iola Goring, Marjorie
Park and Iva Hodgins presented
a beautiful Advent Candle light
service of worship, prepared by
Mrs. Melanson, which included
several unison prayers, scrip-
tures and more carols.
Members of the Friendship
Unit, narrator, Kit Hearn, Donna
VanArenthals, Marguerite
McRoberts, Beth Cowdrey,
Sharron Barnes, Jane Forrester,
Linda Froats, Ruth Butler, and
Sharon MacDonald presented a
skit "The Shoemaker's Guest'.!„
which illustrated very well the
true spirit of Christmas.
During the business meeting a
substantial amount was voted to
start a "Manse Maintenance
Fund" and a fund for the in-
sulating of the roof of the church,
It was pointed out that the
charge has only reached 90
percent of its goal for the Mission
& Maintenance Fund and all were
urged to share at this Christmas
Season by making a contribution
to this fund by the end of the year.
Leda Revington reporting for
the nominating committee gave
the following slate of officers who
were installed by Rev. Keit!.
Brown: Honorary president
Mrs, Keith Brown; president
Mrs, Park; first vice-president
Mrs. Emerson Stanley; second
vice-president, Mrs, Jack Ryan;
secretary, Mrs. John Mac.
Donald treasurer, Mrs. Donald
Maguire; Christian development
committee, Mrs, Ross
McRoberts, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs.
James Lockyer; stewardship and
finance committee, Mrs. Martin
VanArenthals and Mrs.
McGuire; The Church in Society
Committee, Mrs. Cecil Robb,
Mrs. Sheridan Revington and
Mrs. Wm. Frogs; press and
publicity committee, Mrs. M.H.
Hodgins, Mrs. A. Murray, Mrs.
Harold Cobleigh and Mrs. Wayne
Gibson; world outreach chair-
man, Mrs. Wm. Froats; social
convener, Mrs. M.I'. Hodgson;
Communion secretary, Mrs.
Maguire; auditors, Mrs. Ross
Holden and Mrs. Charles Grose;
Unit leaders, Mrs. Jack Ryan and
Mrs. James Lockyer.
A meeting of the new executive
will be held at the home of the
President, Mrs. David Park, on
Thursday afternoon, December
29 at 2 p.m.
entitled "The Spirit of Chrietmei
- Others", from "The Ideals".
Ivan Stanley won the high
bridge score and euchre prizes
were won as fellows: high lady's
.Mary Scott; lady's lone, Ann
Kish; lady's low, Charlotte
Barker; man's high, Pat
Marrinan; man's lone, Rose
Atkinson, playing a man's card
and man's low, Lon Phillips.
Lunch was provided by Pearl
Ray Shoebottom, Dora Thomp-
son and Laura Williams.
The Sunshine Group and The
Busy Buddies' craft group held
their final meeting of 1977 in the
Masonic Hall Thursday afternoon
enjoying euchre, bridge and
ceramics.
All those requiring tran-
sportation to the annual
Christmas dinner today are ,to be
at the hall by .12;30 and,
preferably, should contact either
Cecil Robb or Edythe Murday
before that time.
Birthday greetings for
December were extended to
Eleanor Darling, Margaret
Allen, Gordon Atkinson, Oney
McFalls and Hazel
There wilt be no bowling between
Christmas and New Years but
everyone is invited back, or new
bowlers will be welcomed
Tuesday, January 3.
Cards of thanks were read from
Harriet Holmes, Stella Dixon
and Earl Atkinson and good
wishes and thanks from John and
Marie Park.
Lloyd Elliott and his bride,
Jean, were welcomed as well as
Harriet Holmes and Pat
Marrinan who were back after
being ill.
• Iva Hodgins gave a reading
A "minute talk" was given by
the Secretary of the M. & S.
II Is Committee Mrs. David Park in
which she mentioned that the
Charge M. & S. Fund has only
reached the 90 percent mark of
our accepted allocation and
asked each member of both
congregations if they could
comply with a brochure from
London Conference M. & S.
Chairman, entitled "Are You
Able to Give $5 as a Worldwide
Christmas Gift",
Members of the congregation
were also invited to sign the
petition in the vestibule asking
for the withdrawal of all foreign
troups from Angola. Mr. Brown
read a letter from Mrs. M. Ward,
thanking the charge Manse
Committee, plus all others who
helped, for the many im-
provements in the Manse.
Two floral tributes in the
Sanctuary were from the funeral
of the late Hilton Roberts and the
sincere sympathy of the
congregation is extended to his
loved Ones,
All who, are interested in a
Church Membership Class with a
view to joining the Church are
asked to contact Mr. Brown at
227-1143.
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