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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-17, Page 5If it's from Artstett's it says, 'you're special' ANSTETT • , JEWELLERS 8 Albert St Clinton 26 Main St S Seatorth 284 Main St.. Exeter 203 Durham E Walkerton Set a shining example Cream and Sugar $45 set. Small Oval Tray $18. 10" Tray $30. Goblets $47.50 a pair. all silver plated The singular beauty of Royal Doulton The Bride $196. Paula $210 •ade n,..,-, nt.•I It s P01.40,, 00 .151.51 Ott n. ....,. 5040.*410.14, ..,..... ,•,/,...1 n1,•.t. Cli 1.41 MN.* IF•Wr• 7,:„'..":;.":"."P'44"::!,::07,1 Sale prices expire December 24, 1980 Radio Shack your Christmas gift battery headquarters Consult the white pages tot the Radio Sha. ,store nearest you Explorers entertain at Bluewater home ristrnas party at Creditorp, WI ,an card Ftiirrieendreaedfintistil CIe Celisiulsdretrihre' was presented by the junior class. Ad benediction,an fterthe'ci thhge hymn gifts. were presented to the children and a special gift showed the different types 91 Mrs. Harvey, Hodgins won a on how Christmas is mystery sisters, silk flowers then assembled basket arrangement donated celebrated In Holland, - Lunch was served by ND!, a Christmas. Fan iirrange, by Mrs, Gerstenkorn, santa -Claus arrived and Don Finkbeiner, Mrs. Earl meat suitable for a door. Mrs: Harry Gielen spoke distributed gifts from, the, liaist, Mrs. Lenard Wein, Mks. Bruce Shaptog and Mrs. Russell Bivien, Ify MRS. PETER MARTIN • CRWITQN Wednesday evening the, ladies of - the Crediton Women's Institute met at the town ball. President , Mrs. Dave Cottel welcomed everyone and the meeting was opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, The toll call was answered by bringing a Christmas gift you have made for a friend. The minutes were read and , approved and the treasurers report given. The bosinesS - Was conducted. New , mystery sisters were chosen for 1981. Euchre will again be held. starting in January, New song books are in the mail, .H7Oid C: somewhere. The meeting, was then turned aver to Mrs. Earl Neil, who opened with "Christmas Greetings", Several carols were sung by * the ladies, Mrs, Bruce Shaptan playing the piane,, Kathy Hendrick played two piano solos, The -matte "Christmas is" was read by Mrs. Grearld Dearing.. Diane Dearing played a few Christmas numbers on the piano. Mrs. Ed Hendrick then read "Dad's Christmas Padding". Julie Hendrick favoured the ladies. with Christmas piano solos. Mrs. Gearld. Dearing in- traduced the speaker for the. evening, Diane Gerstenkorn of The Flower Basket. She BAZAAR DONATION — The proceeds of the recentiChristian Reformed Church Women's bazaar have been turned over to the South Huron Association for the Mentally Han- dicapped. Above, jean Vanderlaan, ladies president makes the presentation of $400 to I Anne Klungel, president of the South Huron Association. T-A photo Laotian family settles in Sunday School program. Sunday morning the given to Mr. and Mrs, Harry students of the Zion United Schroeder from the con. Church Sunday School dregation. A lunch and social presented 'their Christmas hour followed in the Sunday program entitled "Christ- School rooms. Thanks to all mas Jays". The children W the ladies who worked in the ere ushered into the sane- kitchen. A special thank you tuary as the congregation to Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner for sang "0 Come All .Ye -heriforts in organizing the Faithful". The senior children and to all the classes taking over the choir children of the Sunday loft. School who did a sillier job. Rev. Brian Elder opened , The boys from the model with prayer and Scott Miller read the scripture. The meditation for the day was entitled, "Let Me Bring Light". The nursery and kindergarten class gave a recitation, "Merrie Christ- masY. The Sunday School then sang, "Joy to the World", "These are the joys of Christmas" was presented by the beginners class and the hymn "As Each Happy Christmas".,, The Christmas 1.; story was then presented by Find rt bit chilly a verse of the. Christmas each of the students learning • • scripture. adle /ha line of exciting last-minute gift last-minute shopping to do I Radio Shack stores have a full Ideas... priced to fit your budget! .6-A There are lust a few shopping "‘:,' days left 111 Christmas... Slit don't panic It you still have Last-minute Gift ideas . 4.111A BAKERY GOODIES — Colleen Carter of tondesboro sells ' baking' at the Arc Industries open house. Colleen -is an employee at Arc in Dashwood. Staff photo t I Vatsana and N,aly and sons enjoyed snow but didn't like Several carols were sung Vongharak, Santy and the cold.' at intervals during the scrip- Vienxay had their first ex- posure to Christmas when ,they viewed the Exeter Santa Claus parade Satur- day. .1 According to Marlene Moore of the parish's refugee family committee, this is the first of three families who were applied for that actually arrived; coincidently, almost on the date that application for their first family was made a year ago. The Laotian family spent 11 months in a Thai refugee camp before arriving in Canada. ' .) -Members of the family are enrolled in school with the exception of the three year old ,Vienxay. Mother and father are taking English courses at the ' Vanastra campus of Conestoga College and the children are attending Precious Blood School. The family decided to leave Laos because of the communist government who arrested Praseuth, a former policeman: Three months earlier,. the family with the exception of Praseuth had left Laos for Thailand. The father who was forced to perform as labourer for the Communists faked .an , illness and escaped from the hospital where he was sent. He then swam the two ,kilorhetres across the river which separates the two countries. "I like the people and Exeter very much," Preseuth said. He added he Save For That Home With A Tax Deductible R.H.O.S.P. (Registered Home Ownership Savings Plan) Deposit up to $1,000 a year Currently paying 10'/4 % Deadline for 1980 taxation year is December 31, 1980 6 0 0 374 Main St. S. EXETER 235-0640 ni or loi for tEl 11:1i for or-', What your conscience says about you is more important than what, your neighbors say. The modern husband's greeting to his Wife: Hello dear, what's thawing? club had a display set up in the basement for everyone to see what they have done. On Sunday evening' Rev. Briaii Elder and the Ex- plorer girls took the service at the Bluewater Rest Home, The girls sang several Christmas carols. This past week fifteen Crediton residents enjoyed a bus tour to Coyles in Tillson- burg and then on to see the Christmas lights at Simcoe. Personals Marguerite Finkbeiner has returned home from a two week western holiday, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Finkbeiner and family in Sherwood Park, Alberta After about one month in Exeter the Praseuth Van- navong family are enjoying their new home and homeland but, they are finding the climate a little bit on the chilly side. Sponsored by the Our Lady of Mt. 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