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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-21, Page 31PL S Provincial Honour certificates were presented at Saturday's Middlesex 4-H ✓ I MIDDLESEX PROVINCIAL HONOURS --------------------------------— s m,Qalesex Achievement Dav he d at Medway High School. From the left are Krista White, Rina Breeders, Cindy Vanden Boomen Rosemary Boland and Mary Dewan. to All eStep right this way ... to the happiest holidays ever! We do appreciate your kind support. Smyth’s SHOE STORE MAIN ST.EXETER JIM GLASGOW PAUL NEILANDS I Closed Saturday night at 6:00 p.m. t NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE EXETER CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT AREA FOR THE TERM 1979 - 1980 TAKE NOTICE THAT, in accordance with the terms of the Constitution of the Board of Management for the Exeter Central Business District Im provement Area, elections of mem bers to the Board of Management will take place at a General Meeting called for that’ purpose at the Old Town Hall, Second Floor, Main Street South, Exeter, on January 4th , 1979, at 7:30 p.m. Nominations may be delivered in writing to Ronald Cottrell, Chairman of the Board of Management, at The Junction, 383 Main-Street South, Exeter, or Gerald G. H. Gray, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Management, at 387 Main Street South, Exeter, on or before January 4th, 1979, and further nominations will be received by the Board of Management on January 4th, 1979, at the General Meeting. Voting will be by closed ballot and only those persons District entitled Section Revised (generally persons or corporations paying business tax in the Business Improvement Area), and who are present at the General Meeting will be permitted to vote. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT all members elected to the Board of Management at the elections held at the General Meeting must thereafter be appointed to the Board of Management of the Exeter Central Business District Improvement Area by the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter. Guests at UCW Christmas meeting from St. Patrick's and Meadowcrest A pot luck supper at beautifully decorated tables and with guests from the Catholic Women’s League and the Meadowcrest Homes was much enjoyed by members and friends of the Lucan U.C.W. Mrs. William Froats of the Evening Unit, in charge of program, led in Christmas charades and other games and read a Christinas story. The Friendship Unit was responsible for the worship which was led by Mrs. Martin Arenthals, assisted by Mrs. Don Miller, Mrs. Keith Brown and Mrs. Fred Cowdrey. The Christmas story was told, interspersed by suitable carols with the history of each carol being given by one of the foregoing mem bers. Mrs. John Forster led in a group carol singing and Mrs. Arenthals demonstrated the making of a miniature Christmas arrangement with a pine cone base. Mrs. Cecil Robb told of her work as Community Friendship and Visiting convener for the past 22 years in the W.M.S. and then in the U.C.W. and she was presented with a U.C.W. “Life Membership’’, honouring her for her long service. Mrs. David Park, retiring president was also presented with a Life Membership. The nominating com mittee brought in their report which was accepted and the following 'officers were installed by the Rev. Keith Brown: Honorary president, Mrs. Keith Brown; Past president, Mrs. David Park; president, Mrs. Emerson Stanley; vice- president, Mrs. Jack Ryan; secretary, Mrs. Ross McRoberts; treasurer, Mrs. Donald Maguire; com mittees: Christian Development: Mrs. Martin Van Arenthals, Mrs. James Lockyer and Mrs. Cecil Robb; Outreach, Mrs. William Froats, Mrs. Evan Ibbotson and Mrs. Henry Kaune; Stewardship & Finance1 Mrs. DavidPark and the treasure^ Other executive members — Card secretary, Mrs. William Froats; Social convener, Mrs. Murray Hodgson; Flower secretary, Mrs. Sheridan Revington; Communion secretary, Mrs. Donald Maguire; Publicity, Mrs. A. Murray, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh and Mrs. Wayne Gibson; Unit leaders, Mrs, Edward Melanson and Mrs. John Forster; Pianist, Mrs. Wm. Thompson; Auditors, Mrs. Ross Holden and Mrs. C. Grose; Nominating committee, the past president, vice president and a representative from each unit. The next General U.C.W. meeting will be held in the C. E. Wing on Tuesday evening, January 9 to which all women of the congregation are invited. Lucan bowling CHRISTMAS . DRAW Smoked Picnic Hams Turkeys Utility Turkeys A • • 6-10 lb., lb. lb. in the Exeter Central Business Improvement Area who are to vote in accordance with 361 of The Municipal Act, Statutes of Ontario 1970 lb. and earth recalling a miraculous story of Love and Birth. t] *1.25 *1.19 *1.09 THIS WEEKS SUPER SPECIAL Store SLAB BACON sliced lb. $1 Store Sliced Bologna lb 89* s,i“d-lb- 99* Bone In & Boneless Hams - Available rHRlSTMAS d*awas cHdraW Custom Services Offered YUNGBLUT'S MEAT MARKET PHONE 236-4311 ZURICH A Blessed Spint touches heaven In reverence we pray for your happiness and say thanks for the gift of your friendship \ . 1.} z 1J j [A n mu WILSON'S JEWELLERY Don & Doris Wilson & Alma Davey Biside Bank of Montreal, Exeter Pleasing You Pleases Us Hensail bests Listowel Hensali Juveniles skated to a 3-1 win, Friday night over the Listowel Cyclones. Hensali fared well over the Listowel team this year beating them twice and tieing them once. Steve Grainger opened the scoring in the first period assisted by Darrell Presz- cator. Hensall’s second goal came near the end of the period scored by Grant Love on assists from Dave Cann and Steve Grainger. Despite a strong effort in the second period, neither December 21, 1970 Pegs 31 team managed to score a goal, leaving the score at 2-0 for Hensali. It looked like Steve Sararas was going to have his first shutout of the season, then Listowel scored with 46 seconds left in the game to make the score 2-1. Listowel pulled their goalie to try to even the score, but Grant Love came up with his second goal of the game, on assists by Dave Cann and Ron May to give Hensail a 3- 1 win. Hensail’s next home game is December 29 against Blyth. BY SANDRA-LYNN ROONEY St. Patrick’s One night something very special happened. A new baby was born. The angels went out carolling. This baby was not an ordinary baby. He was the Saviour of the world. He was born on the 25th of December. He died for our lives and our sins. Lord Jesus I love You. Ladies Inter-town — Lucan, seven points at Mitchell, two points. Men's Inter-town — Lucan two, four points at Clinton, seven points. Standings To December 9 — Lucan Lanes 101, Clinton Sports 93, St. Marys 86, Clin ton Lanes 84, Mike’s I 82, Seaforth 81, Stratford Bowlmor 78, Lucan Two 61. Mike’s II 61, Clinton Flyers 42, Zurich 37, Mike’s III 19. Monday Ladies — Debbie Glavin 308-748, Pat MacDonald 260-643, Kae Haskett 259-637, Marg Young 226-629, Hazel Eaton 220-626, Muriel Kennedy 229- 619, Louise Sutherland 264- 616, Audrey Watt 245, Tanny Vanderhoek '.<230;.“Marg. Greenlee 229Y Diane Williams 219, Linda* Snider 216. Senior Citizens — Percy Williams 275, Jean Miller 234, Ivan Stanley 213, Murray Hodgins 209, Laura Williams 192, John Park 187. Tuesday Juniors — Paul VanGeel 195-371, Al Craig 195-381, Terri McRobert 217- 360, Mike Neil 221-355, Jen nifer Degraw 185-309, Jeff Nevin 178-309, Richard Deb?ouwer 164, Nancy VanGeel 150, Philip Clarke 150. Colleen's — Mary VanGeel 239, 287, 282-808, Janice Abram 296-748, Nan cy Densmore 263-732, Marg Carroll 271-700, Janet Daw son 268-650, Debbie Arnold 243-608, Anne Jones 248-604, Joan Dietrich 265, Ann Straatman 250, Maryon Cobleigh 241, Joanne Molenkamp 233, Wilma Avery 225, Wednesday Juniors — Mike Cannon 142-283, Lisa VanGeel 146-258, Blaine Butchart 157-247, Ray VanGeel 141-236, Ann Hodgins 143-220, Rod John son 125-217, Tim Miller 111, Vicki MacDonald 108, Shelly Pfaff 107, Tina VanGeel 106, Bret Butchart 105. Christmas BY MONIKA ROSCH St. Patrick’s Wednesday Mixed Mary Lee 294-689, Wayne Smith 329-686, Bruce' Cor nish 264-675, Dennis Carty 240-651, Glen Rollings 263- 653, Lorna Ellyatt 248-648, Shirley Bannerman 237-648, Kim Rae 245-647, Ward Ellyatt 235-633, Marlyn Smith 251-626, Doug Lee 233- 626, Brenda Smith 250, Vic Capitano235. Thursday Men — Jim Smith 299-777, Geo. Ewer 331-767, Larry Decaluwe 271- 756, Lyle Beatson 271-739, Jerry Morgan 312-724, Pete VanGeel 284-72L Ken Eaton ■256-712, Dan Gwalchmai 242- 697, Bill Butler 261-683, Brian Ankers 258-680, Howard MacDonald 314-674, Les Parriall 255-662, Rick, Gwalchmai .273-659, Jim Hearn 299, Carl Dunlop 291. Friday Mixed — Jim Unwin 248-640, Bill Butler 234-632, Maxine Parnail 231- 620, Kim Rae 236, Anna Mollard 234, Teresa Aldrich; 229, Jim Burt 221, Jim White 218, Edie Burt 217, Ruthl Butler 215. BLYTH (519) 523-4244 .‘Each gift of love to our neighbors is al i gift of peace to the world. Let us join in ' EXETtR (519) 235-1115 C is for Christ our Saviour, H is for the Holy Spirit that leads us, R is for the respect we give God, I is for the image of the stable in the church, S is for the Shepherds that watch their sheep, T is for the town where Christ was born, M is for Mary the mother of Christ, A is for Angels that sang to the shepherds, S is for the star that lead the three kings. Christmas BY ROBERT SIMONS St. Patrick’s What is Christmas to me? Christmas is a day of giving and receiving. Christmas is a special day because it was when Christ was born. Christmas was called because it was Christ’s Mass. - It is a special day because everybody gets together and celebrates the bir thday of Christ. I Guard voun familvS health and budget (S' Registered Trademark of Drug Trading Co. 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