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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-17, Page 7Timfs.Advocate, ihKeMbor 17, 1980 1407 Boost Your Homo Town. GIFT IDEAS CHRISTMAS SMITH-CORONA and OLYMPIA PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS • 5 year parts warranty - • 1 year labour warranty "All Repairs and Warranty Work Done In Our Service Deportment„, We also have • A. Large Selection of Desks, Chairs Filing Cabinets and Office Stationery • Pocket and Desktop Calculators by Victor, Olympia and Sharp • And Much More... JERRY WAIVERS TYPEWRITERS • OFFICE EQUIPMENT - FURNITURE - STATIONERY 92 Main St. EXETER, ONT. 235-1840 :•No•risectatcr:?;1,9kactg..o::*•wfow.-acic04-gastiassoi.iacieo-oiioNie.orro RECORDS MANAGEMENT' (Principles of accounting and record keeping are covered) Centralia College of Agricultural Technology and area OMAF personnel in co-operation with Canada Employment and Immigration Commission afro''. this CONTINUING. EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY in two locations . WHEN: January 6-29 (Tuesdays 9:00 c:m. - 4:00 p.m. and Thursdays 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.) WHERE: Legion Hall, Wingham WHEN: January 7-30 (Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Fridays 1:00 p.m.,- 4:00 p.m) WHERE: Centralia College, Huron Park FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 0.M.A.F. Huron, Clinton,, Ontario (519)482.3428 0.M.A,F. Bruce, Walkerton, Ontario (519) 881-3301 ' Continuing Education • Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Huron Park, Ontario 0 Ministry of (519) 228-6691 Agrkuitum Ontario and Food Special Gifts' - Handcrafted i.n.Woo.d - Doll Cradles • Toy Boxes -• Games , -• Children's Clothes Trees -• Unique Kitchen Utensils • — Children's Tables & Chairs - Many other items jgritCt CR,RIfiEgg COMP, :554) A On Hwy 7 1 '/4 miles East of Elginfielci Ph (519) 225-2818 v- Colonial Manor Woodcraft mimiumliwardiwowoutitiummout Favourite recipes submitted by our readers Thank you Colonel! 227 Main Street N. EXETER - There's nothing like it. •2xe T IV INS Kentucky fried chicken Colonel Sanders' boys and girls make it "finger lickin Holiday Parties are easy when you order O onel nti ecipe cky filed eK z. A CANADIAN COMPANY BUCKET ANY SIZE CHICKEN 'N' CHIPS BARREL INDIVIDUAL 3-Pc. COMPLETE DINNERS THRIFT BOX SNACK PAKS - And for 15 to 1500 ask about our - Little • Baby is born in Bethlehem Was sung by Mrs. Martin followed by' the lighting of the White candle which is the Light of the World. A prayer 0 Holy Night was read and the meeting closed with everyone joining hands and a Merry Christmas and a good night was said in German and English. UNVEIL SENIORS,FLAGI At Monday's Christmas party of the Exeter senior citizens, a flag from the United. Senior Citizens of Ontario. From the left are'Sam Bower who presented president Dorothy Bullock with a gift, secretary Mildred Thompson and honorary president Alma Rundle, T-A photo Black Peter, Si. Nick visit Good and bad ladies selected MR. AND MRS. JAMES NIXON Deborah P. Smith and James L. Nixon wire united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at the Hansa° United Church on December 13. Rev, Stan McDonald officiated, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waynit, Smith, Mensal! and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nixon, Seaforth are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Brenda Clement and bridesmaids were Alice Ann Talton and Lynn Crossett. The best man was Glenn Nixon and guests were ushered by Larry Ritchie and Dale Baynham. The couple is residing in Lon- ' don. • Photo by Frank Phillips SeniOrs unveil flag, elect slate, After a delicious dinner, December' 8, catered. for by Exeter Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, the 1.1.S.C.0: flag was unveiled, The U.S.C.O. is an organization that is non racial, non sectarian and non political. There are three colors in the flag; yelloW; denoting, golden age, white, security, and blue, true blue Canadian. The maple leaf in centre means satisfaction in being a senior citizen. Dorothy Bullock, retiring preSident, was presented with a gift by Sam Bower, on behalf of the club, Mrs. Bullock read a poem "Recipe for a Happy Home", Musical numbers were provided by Mark and Marlene 'Mathers, Tom Walker, Henry Green, Clifton Jacques,. Lorne Elford,, Douglas and David Stephens, and Mrs, Elsie Jory was at the piano. Mrs. Jean Isaac gave two readings. The new officers are:, President-Kenneth' Johns, 1st vice president-Sam Bower, Secretary- •Mrs. Celia Venison, 2nd vice president-Chas. Hoffman, treasurer-Mrs. Mildred Thomson,. card secretary- Mrs. Hattie Merkley, • pianist-Mrs. Blanche Dougall, Table convener- Mrs. Olive Ostland, press reporter-Mrs. K. Johns. Recreation-Les and Mildred Thomson, Edna Caldwell, bus trips-Mildred Thomson, Blanche Dougall. Meetings in January, February and March will be held on the first Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. , Chocolate Coconut Drops 0 2/3 é. (1/2 can) Eagle Brand Condensed Milk - Sweetened ) 1 square (1 oz.) unsweetened chocolate 1/3 tsp. salt 1/2 c,, shredded coconut 1/a tsp. vanilla- Method : In top of double boiler, combine milk, salt, chocolate. Cook over rapidly boiling water, stiring until thicken- ed. Remove from heat and stir in coconut and vanilla. Drop by teaspoonful on well greased cookie sheet 1 inch apart. Bake at 350 deg. (moderate) oven until set (10 to 12 minutes ). Remo'i/e at once from cookie sheet. Mrs. Joan Oke Exeter The Christmas meeting of the Exeter UCW was held December 1 in the Sunday School room. Each lady was greeted, with a glass of punch and sounds of Christmas music as they took their places for supper. Mrs. Dolores Shapton welcomed all and proceeded to inform us what hap- pens during a 'German Christmas. Black Peter and St. Nick (played by two of the UCW members) arrived to pick out the members who had been good or bad through the past year. The ones picked who had been bad, had to sing, recite or dance in order to remove their chains applied by Black Peter, but the good ones received t candy and nuts from St, Nick., A German family, celebrate the first four Advent Sundays and special menus 'are prepared for each of these days. Mrs. Greta Liehmann, a neighbour of Mrs. Shapton's was introduced as the one who helped plan the German meal. Mrs. Liehmann said the grace in German and a delicious German meal followed./ Between courses Mrs. Elsie Tuckey conducted the. business. The roll call,' "What we like best about Christmas" was answered by 40 members. Mrs. Mary Fisher, thanked the ladies who helped atLindenfield's wedding,-everything was delicious. Mrs. Elsie Tuckey thanked everyone who helped making for, another very successful bazaar. Coming' events are unit meeting January 5, with Mrs. Mary Fisher'S group in charge. General meeting is January 9, at 2 p.m. Decorations for a German Christmas were very simple, doles, balls, pine cones were used. A skit on the Advent wreath and its meaning was 'resented by Mrs: Dolores.:-Shapton and her group. The Advent wreath was of evergreen with five candles in the• centre. Each candle was described and told what it means. First candle is Promise, second is Light, third is Love and fourth is Hope. We must be ready for Christmas by the lighting of the fourth candle. Jesus is the Light of the World, Joy of Christmas. A .delicious dessert followed. A contest How good was your Housekeeping today showed us how bad some of us are, or busy maybe. Christmas Eve in Ger- many is When everyone anxiously awaits to see the Christmas tree, it is custom that only mother.knows for it is her who does the decorating. Mrs. Gloria Martin ac- companied on piano by Mrs. Finkbeiner sang 0 Christ- mas Tree. 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