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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-21, Page 15Best Interest I What I Would Like For Christinas BY JEFFREY DUCHARME Ecole St. Marie Some people want a small merry-go-round. Some want a toy airplane and most of you have heard the song AU I want for Cristmas is my two front teeth”. But I want a big Totte Controle Racing set with lights hope Santa has one. We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Merry Christmas BYMELIS5ASELDON grade 7 Usborne Central M is for Mary mother of our saviour, e is for effort of the lord’s good behaviour, r is for riches the wise men brought, r is for is’Ril were all good men sought, y is for you if you believe in him, * Subjest to change Gaiser-Kneale j Insurance Agency Inc, Exeter Grand Bend Clinton k Office Office Office 235-2420 238-8484 482-9747 c is for christ without sin, h is for humbleness that all men brang, r is for realm and all men sang, i is for I who believe with all my might, s is for the star a holy, holy light, t is for turbins they wore on their head, m is for the angles that watched that night. s is for our saviour bright! TOYTOWN 30 Years In The Same Spot LOWER FLOOR - BEHIND AVCO Best Selection - Best Prices Come And Haye A Look All The Name Brands, BYMICHELLE ROCK Grade 4 J.A.D. McCurdy BEAVERS HARDWARE 415 Main St., Exeter Times-Advocqte, December 21, 1978 Page 15 BEAVERS a starbright Christmas full of joy and merriment, each other’s love! was from Pat, Ron, Graham, and Agnes Cottrell and staff at.... Rob Bob and BYMICHAELHERN Grade 2 UsborneCentral A Present From Santa It was the day before Christmas, I said to my mom, “Let’s make a little surprise for Santa.” “What do you mean by that?” “Well we’ll give him a gift.” “You know give and get.” “Oh yeah but what are we going to give him?” “I’ve got something for him and his elves. I’ll go upstairs and wrap it now.” “O.K. but don’t take too long the turkey is almost ready." HERE COMES SANTA — The final float in Saturday’s Santa Claus parade was probably the most important for the youngsters watching. Riding with Santa Claus is Catherine Raymond. Many musicians perform at Centralia UC service May you and your family share By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Musicians shared their talents at the service in the United Church Sunday morning and provided the accompaniment for the singing of Christmas Carols. Mrs. Ray Mills as organist was accompanied on the piano by Penny Smith. Nancy and Mary Lou Tindall played their clarinets; Essery, the guitar; Heywood, accordion Doug Gill, the violin. The offertory music an organ and piano duet by Mrs. Ray 'Mills and Penny Smith. Mr. Paul Schott in his sermon reminded his listeners that the true spirit of Christmas must grow in our own hearts and minds. This coming Sunday the choir under the leadership of Douglas Gill will present the Cantata “Following Yonder Star” at the morning service, In the evening there will be a combined Christmas Eve service at 8 o’clock. family. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton and family of London were guests with the Shoebottom family. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins in Exeter. Our thanks to you all | | the junction I the HOBtHlflHOER FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES • FABRICS BY JOANNE MARQUARDT Grade 2 Usborne Central in the warmth of FAVEWAY t ■i 1 we're building a bonanza of holiday wishes for all our friends in the community. Thank you and happy holidays. From the Management & Staff'd! | LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES | $ 227 Main St., Exeter, No. 4 Hwy. 235-1582 | Northlander Mobile Homes - Exeter Many attend | area fete '5 By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD PARKHILL About 60 folks attended the Hodgins & Hayter annual banquet at the “Old Mill,” Saturday evening. After wards a social time was enjoyed at the shop. With slides being shown by Allan Hayter on their ditching equipment, etc. An award was presented to Mr. Wayne Desjardine by Mrs. Norm Hodgins for ten years of service with the firm . All staff received a turkey for Christmas. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Harmer on their 60th wedding anniversary. “Open House” was held at the United Church for relatives and friends Saturday afternoon followed -by a family dinner in basement at night. A Christmas Picture Very early Christmas morning the children sneak downstairs. They go quickly down. They look around. First they look in their stockings. ; Their Dad is coming down. He is getting the camera. He takes a picture of me getting a gun. 'Lisa had a picture of her getting a doll. Bradley got a picture with a racing set. Brenda had some jewellry. We got lots of things! \j k't- ■fwllJ Uv J■pr | A Peek At Santa Clause Seniors entertained The Christmas spirit was in evidence at the Com munity Centre Monday when United Church Women en tertained Senior Citizens to a delicious Christmas dinner followed by an afternoon of crokinole and cards. Prizes were awarded for the lucky plate; and to the lady and gentleman whose birthday was closest to Christmas. Euchre party There were nine tables in play at the euchre party in the Community Centre Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac donald in charge. Prize winners were, - Ladies high score, Mrs. Ethel Schroeder; lone hands, Mrs. Rose Broderick; low, Mrs. Albert1 Smith. Men’s high, Lawrence Hirtzel; lone hands, Roy Swartz; low, Mrs. Lyle Simpson (playing a man’s card.) The prize for the lucky cup was won by Mrs. Jean Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lamport, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz and Mrs. Ella Fisher will be the conveners for the next party January 15. ^CHRISTMAS | GREETINGS | Sell 'WtoAe* . | <utd Stec&ic | ta <wt fawU- | from all of us af ? SAVE-U f GAS BAR u Exeter THE WALL and floor SHOPPE From the left are Victoria and Grey employees Janet Kerslake, Sandra Coward, Carolyn Kellett, Brian Lane, Marion Snow, Ron Keys, Lois Lang, Audrey Rowe, Yvonne Jacques and manager Joyce Black. z flappiuess is ♦♦♦ rcmetnGering off times, dear friends ancf wisCiing one and* aCC tGe very speciaf joys tGat are Oristmasl \0e tGinG of you WG v?arm appreciation and* Gope aff tGc 6eauties of tGe season xoiCC 6e yours VICTORIA and GREY TRUST 425 Main Street Exeter In the month of December Santa Claus comes. We get lots of presents. Sometimes my Mom and Dad get up at 5:00 and they never wake me up. Hike to sneak downstairs sometimes. One Christmas morning I went downstairs and I wanted a cookie and Santa Claus saw me. I would like to do that again. It was fun. Personals Bernard Rimmer has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter for the past week. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy attended the Canadian Canners banquet and dance Saturday evening at the Legion Hall in Exeter. Miss Mary Shoebottom was a week end guest at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shoebottom and " °’sh y°°0 ve'V