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EXETER
Graham and Marj
Tom and Carpi.
Your patronage
we have enjoyed
Good will and friendship
too,
Our gratitude we'd like
to show
By saying "Thanks to you".
We'd like to have you
each to know
That we will always strive
To keep that valued friendship
And good will with us alive,
We want to say to everyone
Our hearty wish sincere,
A very Merry Christmas
And a very Happy Year.
The Arthurs
Closed Dec. 24 at 8:00 p.m. until
1 1:00 a.m. on Dec. 26
speaks to Kirkton Institute
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The Kirkton Women’s
Institute held their meeting
at the Kirkton Woodham
Community Centre and had
as their guests ladies from
the local church groups.
Christmas
BY LEANNE STEWART
Stephen Central
I
our thanks and good wishes.
From All The People At
prescribing daily doses of I
^noliday cheer accompanied by
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GUARDIAN
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Exeter Pharmacy Ltd.
Main Street 235-1570
C - is for Christmas so full of
good cheer
H - is for Holly and sleigh
bells we hear
R - is for' riches the wise
men did bring
I - is for icicles that breack
with a ting.
S - is for singing and shouting
out loud
T - is 'for tree with beautiful
boughs
M - is for Merry we all like to
feel
A - is for Angels that good
news did peal.
- is for Savior who is
always so dear
Christmas is a great time
of year.
I Am A Christmas
Tree
BYLISAHERN
Grade 4
Usborne Central
I’ts two days before
Christmas and everyone is
decorating me. I have a star
on top and silver around me.
I look very beautiful. I’m
more beautiful than any
ordinary tree. But when the
decorations go I’m lonely. If
I don’t.think of now I won’t
feel beautiful.
Hey! it’s Christmas, here
comes the opening of
presents. I get the best view
of them all. It sure feels
terrible when they cut me
down but now everything’s
all right. I keep all the gifts
under me. I’m proud. I like
Christmas.
After opening with the
Mary Stewart Collect and
Ode, Mrs. Gerald Britnell
president, welcomed
everyone. Minutes of the
last meeting, cor
respondence and thank you
notes were read by Mrs.
Ewart Crago.
Mrs. Bill Spence gave a
report on Rally Day held at
Kirkton. Mrs. G. Britnell
and Mrs. J. Gunton were
delegates at the 64th annual
area convention in London
and. each gave highlights.
Mrs. M. Shute brought a
report on the South Perth
fall banquet she attended.
Mrs. Ronald Denham
presented a gift to Cynthia
Copeland who received her
Provincial Honors and
Cathy Regier who got her
advance honors at the 4-H
Achievement Day. The 4-H
leaders were asked to come
forward and were presented
with a gift for their work
with the girls.
The program was in
charge of the education con
veners Mrs. Bill Spence and
Mrs. George Burgin opening
with a sing song. A group of
boys, John Wiles, Jim Wiles,
Wade Bukell, Jason Bukell,
Ron Brookshaw delighted
the audience with three live
ly numbers and were accom
panied on the piano by Mrs.
• Earl Stephens.
Mrs. Clarence Switzer,
Mrs. Rea Stephen, Mrs.
Robt Ratcliffe took part in
a Education Skit “The
Enumerator.”
Mrs. Bill Spence in
troduced Mr. Klaus Seeger,
Health Inspector for the
county of Huron. He spoke
on Bacteria in our food and
how it gets there. Mrs.
George Burgin thanked the
speaker. A contest and
reading brought the meeting1
to a close. The delicious
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lunch was served by the
group in charge.
Personals
Mrs. Bernie Harvieux,
Algoma Mills, Mrs. Joan
Massicotte and Mrs. Ina
French both of Toronto,
Mrs. Walter Muscraft, Ed
monton, Alta, and Mr. Tom
Atthill of London visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Norris Atthill and visited
their mother Mrs. Dan Jar
vis who has undergone sur
gery in St. Joseph Hospital,
London.
Master Chris Weernink
has returned home after be
ing a patient in London Vic
toria and Sick Children’s
Hospital for several weeks.
Mr. Bill Maddock has
returned home after being a
patient in London Hospital.
Paul Robinson and
Graham Ross Scouts along
with leader Mr. Brad Smith
back packed from London
Fanshawe Dam to St. Marys
on the Thames Trail. '
Miss Heather Urguhart,
Toronto was hostess to a
shower at the home of her
parents for Miss Cindy
Bryan, RR 6, St. Mary’s,
bride elect.
Jack Clark of Dawson
Creek is visiting friends in
the community.
Communion Service was
held in Kirkton and a Christ
mas evening of song and
worship with senior and
junior choirs rendering
Serveral anthems, solo, trio
and quartette and a drama,
“Where Love Is” based on a
story by Tolstoy.
The following people took
part, Miss Reverend La
Rouche, RaySwitzer, Harold
Burgin,’ John Heard, Bud
Beath, Jackie Lamond, Bill
Denham, Christine
Eveleigh, Tracy Shute, Jean
Ratcliffe and David Switzer.
Play cards
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Ten tables were in play for
the euchre party held Friday
night at the Brinsley Com
munity Hall which was
convened by Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Lewis, and Mr. & Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis.
Prize winners were - ladies
high score - Mrs. Harold
Guilfoyle, lone hands - Mrs.
. Jack Trevithick, low - Mrs.
Evan Hodgins, Men’s high -
Charles Rollings, lone hands
- John Levine, low - Earl
Lewis , Special prize ■ Tom
Kooey.
Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Robinson
and Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo
Hodgins are conveners for
the next party December
29th.
Rev. Harold Snell, Exeter
assisted with the service in
the United Church, Sunday.
Miss Cindy Prest, London
visited Sunday with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. George
Prest.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mclnroy
had their baby baptized in
the United Church at Ailsa
Craig Sunday.
Brinsley United Church
Sunday School concert will
be held Thursday December
21 in the Church.
As part of the Christmas
celebration Rev. John
Latham conducted the
traditional nine lesson carol
service at St. Mary’s church,
Brinsley, Sunday.
The annual Christmas
Communion Service will be
held Christmas eve at 9 p.m.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cor
bett have as holiday guests
their daughter Jane and her
husband John Becker from
Toronto. Dr. Stephen Blum
of the York University Music
Department spent the week
end with them.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hodgins
and April were dinner guests
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Morley.
Victor and Mrs. Dyck
visited Saturday evening
with Gordon Morley.
Times-Advocate, December 21, 1978
To The Ratepayers
Of Stephen Township
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EXETER PUC
235-1350
Councillors Alan Walper, Ralph Weber
and Tom Tomes
As we Celebrate Christ's birth, let us unite in the resolve to
forge a stronger society built on greater understanding
and dedicated to a lasting peace. Merry Christmas!
Clerk-Treasurer - Wilmar D. Wein
Road Sup't. - R.F. “Frank” Mclsaac
Chairman—Chan Livingstone, Commissioners—Murray Greene and Derry Boyle
and the staff of
Exeter
Reeve - Kenneth Campbell
Deputy-Reeve - Doug Russell
I May the joy
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So what more could we
wish for you, than a
warm old-fashioned
Christmas? Thanks
for your support.
'Tis the season to trim
trees, sing carols,
give gifts . . . and
enjoy all the
holiday cheer.
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