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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-22, Page 30PEACE ... AT CHRISTMAS That all may share peace, good will is our holiday wish. SKYWAY GROCERY & VARIETY VICTORIA ST, CENTRALIA Our holiday mail call lay to our friends. KIRKTON MARKET Kirkton, Ontario 229-8923 I 11111,)H'Il CiiiitiEHT CARON HOLIDAY HOURS: IN A 9', -4 FRIDAY, DEC. 23 — 9 A.m. - 8 P.M. MONDAY, DEC. 26 — CLOSED TUESDAY, DEC. 27 CLOSED WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28 — 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. THURSAY, DEC. 29 — 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. FRIDAY, DEC. 30 — 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. MONDAY, JANUARY 2 — CLOSED STARTING TUESDAY, JAN. 3 REGULAR HOURS C inton Community Credit Union EXETER BRANCH 235-0640 "Mt• v,•••hx... *** 0 0* * 0 0 * 0 **** 0* 0 * 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 * * -0 0 0 0 *R 0 0 0 * 0 0 * 0 SEAFORTH HAS EVERYTHING This Year Shop In SEAFORTH The Town Where "Friendly Courteous Service " Aren't Forgotten Words! The Town that offers.. • • Convenient Hours Bright Lights Big Savings Huge Gift Selection Free Christmas Parking 0 Over 65 Stores & Services CHRISTMAS ISSHOPPING IN SEAFORTH Sponsored by the following Seaforth Merchants Crown Hardware Pulsifer Music Archie's Sunoco Huron Expositor Hetherington Shoes Sills Hardware Frank Kling Ltd. Box Furniture Seaforth Automotive Seaforth Meat Market Seaforth IGA Seaforth Jewellers Canadian Tire Vincent Farm Equipment Seaforth Farmers' Co-op Stewart Bros. Roth Food Market Bill O'Shea Seaforth Record Shoppe 0 Gravess Paint.0 And Wallpaper Sfedmans Larone's Stationary Keating's ' Robert L. Plumsteel Interiors ** *004;400 *0 0000000 0**40000000000 otx00,44-04 0000000 000000*** * * * 0 * 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 qC 0 04 * 0 ti Times-Advocate, December 22, 19 77 Red or Golden Spartan Delicious Applet Spies Special HOLD DINNER — Members of the South Huron Big Brothers Association held their first Christmas dinner at the home of John Timmermans of Exeter, Monday evening with their little brothers in attendance. From the bottom left, clock wise are Craig Cudmore, Jarle Fischer, Doug Mock, Jeff Carroll, Dave Gooch, John Timmermans, Kevin Gielnik, Carl Mills and Kevin Varley. T-A photo 9 A tribute to Charlie Paul watch a game on television and listen to another on the radio. His greatest love of sports was horse racing and when he was able to get around he went to a lot of racing meets. In fact he would place a few dollars on their noses. He was a thoroughbred and left all his characteristics to his sons and grandchildren. He will be well remembered for these characteristics for a long time. May he rest in peace and we will all miss his friendly wave. Greenway women elect new officers A Kirkton neighbor Lorne Marshall MERR Y, tP4 MERRY 1 CHRISTMAS TO ALL. ISCOUNT EXETER 235.1661 0;44.0g4t;go " ea, raa.OieeS dA•Pial Wit ;‘,40, 0 Bring Your Own Container 1 1/2 Miles South of Elginfield on Hwy, 4 Crhe spirit of Christmas is in the air, ringing out joy and good -t:?!ettl?:,.tzttiowegerwAtme*.w.iitazittettittgeted.14:Fgroztr „ .„ .„ Our Yultide greeting t( To you this year, F.:4 Brings every good wish or joy and good cheer! Closed Christmas Eve at 6:00 p.m. Open Tuesday, December 27- 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. Kirkton United Church senior and junior choirs under the leadership of choir leader and organist Mrs. Earl Stephen presented a Cantata "Jesus Is Born The King" Sunday evening. Narrator was Brent Marshall: The following took special pails:, Joan Ross, Joan Heard and Mist} '" Mary Blackler as soloists. Trio, g' Mesdames Vesta Marshall,Verna Burgin and Grace Ross. Quar- 0 tette, Donna Bickell, Wendy Heard, Lana Marshall, Janice Burgin. All the men sang a chorus. Everyone enjoyed it very much. Lunch was served in the basement by the young peoples. Page 3P 1133 MAIN ST. There was almost an unusual silence over the Hamlet of Kirkton and District when word was received of the death of one of our highly esteemed citizens, Mr. Charlie Paul on December 16, 1977. Charlie had a great sense of humor and he often told the story that he did not get up in the morning until the paper came, He would look in the obituary notice and if he did not see his name, he would get up. Well on Saturday he did not get up. He was often heard to say, "Well, we have lost another good neighbor." We can now say, "We have lost a good neighbor." One other time, on a cold wintery day, when one of his neighbors was waiting to catch a bus to Florida, Charlie was seen coming down the street with a striped summer suit and straw hat to come and bid his friend farewell. Charlie was very community minded and was a Director on the Agriculture Fair Board and also helped a lot with the Kirk ton- Woodham Community Association, He was a good singer and sang in the Anglican Church Choir for a good many years. He also sang at a lot of concerts and garden parties with Nellie at the piano. Most of these were good old English songs that he brought from over home. He enjoyed all kinds of sports and in his later life would often By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Church dinner Christmas service and dinner was held at St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday morning. The young people took part in the service. Scripture passages were read by Misses Debbie and Susan Schaefer and David Blackler. The Christmas story was told by the use of a flannelgram by Maureen and Andrea Blackler. By MANUELCURT$ ORFENWAY Congratulations is extended to Ron MacGregor who nas been attending the Ontario Hydro School, Orangeville, in having passed the written examinations there. The United. Church Sunday School Christmas program was held, Sunday evening, The audience, by their applause, joined in the excitement of the children as they presented the Christmas theme in words and music. Much credit is due to the leaders, Mrs. Ken Larmer, Mrs. Earl Steeper, Dawson Woodburn and Mrs. Ron Turner in training the youngsters and also to the Sunday School teachers. Treats were provided for all children present, at the close of the program. UCW meets The United Church Women held their December meeting at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf. Using the Nativity Scene as a worship centre, Mrs. James Eagleson and Mrs. Edna Woodburn provided a meaningful Christmas worship service. The hostess and Mrs. Ken Rock served refreshments at the close of the meeting. The nominating committee presented a slate of officers for the new year, which was ac- cepted by the organization. They are as follows: President, Mrs. J. W. Horner; Vice-president, Mrs. Ken Rock; Treasurer, Mrs. Jim Eagleson; Assistant treasurer, Mrs Harvey Walper; Recording secretary, Mrs. Ross Brown; Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edna Woodburn; Stewardship & Finance, Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf, Mrs. Lawrence Curts; Leadership Development, Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf, Mrs. George Dixon; Friendship & Welfare, East, Mrs. Hugh Adair, West, Mrs. Harvey Walper, North, Mrs. Milton Pollock, South, Mrs. Fred Bullock, Welfare, Mrs, Jacob Lagerwerf, Program & Christian Development, Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Mrs. Edna Woodburn; Rep. Christian Education (Sunday School), Mrs. Earl Steeper; Church in Society, Mrs. Harold Brophey; Com- munications Co-ordinator, Mrs. Edna Woodburn; Pianist & Assistant, Evelyn Curts, Mrs. John Steeper; Ordering flowers, Mrs. Milton Pollock; Packing sick boxes, Mrs. Fred Bullock, Mrs. R. S. English; Kitchen committee, Mrs. Carman Woodburn, Mrs. Cecil Smithers; Card convener, Evelyn Curts; World Outreach, Mrs. Harley Moore; Auditors, Mrs. Hugh Adair, Mrs. Fred Bullock By the way; Due to the wet fall, many farmers are already trying to decide what crops to plant next year, My prediction is that next year will be a dry one, so they should plant onions and potatoes in alternate rows. 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