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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-24, Page 6SEAFORTH We wish to take this opportunity to extend to each one of you, all the happiness' of this Holy Season. May the blessings of Christmas continue with you, this, and the coming year. Paul & Kathy Steckler The Riddell family extends to you our warmest Christmas greetings. May the true meaning and the spirit'of Christmas be with you throughout the New Year. If it's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St., Clinton 26 Main St. S., Seaforth 284 Main St., Exeter 203 Durham E., Walkerton Charm her with charms Music Treble Clef $98.50, Cancer Zodiac $151, Shell with Pearl $110, Birth Stone $85.50, Good Luck Horn $29.75, Serpentine Chain $85, all 10 k. yellow gold Perfect to give and to receive Ladies' I.D. Bracelet $21.50, Matching 16" Neck Chain $23.70, 16" Neck Chain $26.50, all sterling silver. Earrings $29, Matching Necklet $42, Matching Bracelet $34, Neck Chain with slide $43.50, all in Vermeil Keep it simple Key Ring $20, 16" Neck Chain $266, 18" Gucci Chain $333, Link Bracelet $740, all three 10 k. yellow gold A Odd 'n ends 10.11110**POIMAIMOIMIAKIVOlift50,0101101104WM etumummer,:romov„rgwymgemtwskiv..ztigcmumm16,1„.titetw,w,t,., •It HOLIDAY HOURS OY ERMINE TOWNSHEND You say you and the kids It's time to gather in friendship and good will to celebrate the memory of good times, good cheer. Our holiday best to you. mew- ROWE FUELS Serving Exeter, Brussels and surrounding area 527-1117 1-800-265-4265 spent half a day decorating the tree until it sparkled like work of art and you were proud of yoUrselves. But When you turned your. back, the dog chased the eat" up. the tree and your work of art came tumbling down. One kid held the dog; the other cradled the cat .protec- tivelyl, and. both. assured you. the three shattered or- naments would never be Missed. They Promised to turn the tree around. That way it would lean into the Corner and. .no, one would notice. You say you and. your hus- band were shopping the other night and you casually brought to his attention a jacket in, a store window. "I don't like that," he an- nounced. HOW was he to know it was exactly the same as .the one you've had laid away for him for a, month? You say you finally spied the S‘tar, Wars contraption Junior's been raving about for weeks. It was the last one on the shelf and before you could reach it another shopper got her hands on it, You asked the saleslady for another, but she said that was the last one. The other customer smiled apologetically but wouldn't let go. You say you carefUlly packed and wrapped the kids' parcels, muffling every telltale rattle and covering every letter on the boxes. They begged you to tell them what was inside. You said, "Guess!" They did. And they trNWAIIII#VWCMIVI4 [II Warm Christmas - Wishes To all our old faithful:. mcustomers and all ours new ones-Thank You.g Eugene Webber t Hensall Siding R.R.1 Hay ..4.vrdtwi,pro-64wairdtgtvglo.,...x4 MR. AND MRS. RICK FINKBEINER Barbara Verlie Feltz and Richard Thomas Finkbeiner were united in marriage 'November 1 at Parkhill Anglican Church by Rev. John Latham. Barbara is the daughter ofiMr. and Mrs. Morley Feltz, R.R. 8, Parkhill and Richard is the son of Mrs. Irene Finkbeiner and the late Matt Finkbeiner of R.R. 2, Crediton. Bridesmaid was Rosemarie McCullough and best man was Keith Davey. Guests were ushered by Randy Finkbeiner, brother of the groom and Jim Feltz, brother of the bride. The couple are now residing at R.R. 1, Sparta, Ontario, Photo by Baynham were right. You say you hurried to the supermarket to buy those last minute goodies and es- sentials. The store was pack- ed. Everyone in town seem- ed to have the same idea. Halfway through your shopping you realized you had picked a cart with a stiff wheel that persisted in heading left when you wanted to go right and three people you bumped into didn't seem in the mood to hear your excuse, You say you got to the check out lane and realized you had slightly un- derestimated the cost. As you counted out the last $1.61 in change, you could only smile sheepishly at the clerk and the other shoppers waiting in line. Wouldn't you know it? They were the same ones you bumped into earlier. You say you checked and double checked your gift list but you still wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat wondering what you've forgotten. You probably won't sleep on Christmas Eve, either. You'll be afraid you won't wake up early enough to stuff the turkey and get it into the oven on time. You say you think you're coming down with a cold, Ladies elect slate Probably due to, the 4410 of running around in snow storms and plodding through drifts. You hope someone gives you a new pair of boots, because during all your shopping you, discov.ered Your old ones leak. But you'll probably get' a pair of blue slippers that will look lovely beside the pink pair,, the green pair and, the yellow pair already in your closet. You, say you're not sure you're ready for Christmas but it's too late now. Your head pains, your back hurts, your feet ache and you think you may be too exhausted to enjoy the day. Cheer up! It's all a part of Christmas. And in some mo- ment before the celebration is over, you'll know it was worthwhile. Maybe you'll hear it in the Merry Christi-has wish of a stranger you meet on the street. Or maybe you'll feel It in the handshake of an old friend. Maybe it will happen in the singing of a Christmas carol by candlelight on Christmas Eve. Maybe you'll see it in the eyes of children as they open their gifts on Christmas morning. And maybe you'll know it by the hug that says Thank You, I Love You and Merry Christmas. Exeter, Ontario .rittootegrioNiVOltit4VAIRtAtoftalKtoriltavitkitt ex s axffittiZroNaRitizt14 all the joys and blessings of this glorious holiday season, is the tradition we treasure. Merry Christmas. Bank of Montreal w,4-igtorkburtrortitycliftwil.miFAva-c:Precgm,crAtmsivorg.6m6mgremakttmt:NwAIRA.cmorgrovmr.rmt. Wed., Dec. 24 - 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. CLOSED DEC. 26 Wed., Dec. 31 - 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. CLOSED JAN. 1 Fri., Jan. 2 - 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Nova Scotia Bank of Royal Bank Clinton Community 11 Credit Union The Women's Ministries of Exeter Pentecostal Church was held at the home of the Pastor's wife Mrs. Keith Gonyou. Mrs. Keith McLaren presided over the service, Mrs. Meine Eizenga open- ed in prayer for God's guidance for the meeting. Mrs. Bruce Cann led in some Christmas carols, "0 Little Town of Bethlehem", "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" and "Silent Night". Mrs. Milfoid Prouty was in charge of the roll call which was answered for by suggestions for Christams. These were very inspiring suggestions. There were 16 present. Rev." Gonyou gave the message of the afternoon, his theme was on the Word "Emmanuel" meaning God with us. The annual business meeting was held with Rev. Gonyou in charge. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Milford Prouty, The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Clif Blanchard. The executive for 1981 are: president, Mrs. Keith McLaren; vice-president, Mrs. Doreen Erb; vice- president, Mrs. Edith Miller;. secretary, Mrs. Milford Prouty; treasurer, Mrs. Clif Blanchard. **, Though times may ever change, replacing old customs with new, one thing that will never change is our warm wish to you...Merry Christmas! •otOrttot. From the management and staff at SINCE 1394 THE ORIGINAL OLD MILL IN RUTH MR. AND MRS. DAVID P, CYR • Carol Ann Dietrich and David Paul Cyr were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Church, in Mount Carmel on November 22. Father Joseph Nelligan officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dietrich of Dashwood, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Cyr of Zurich. Maid of Honor was Diane Keenan, friend of the bride. Bridemaids were Linda Wasnidge, sister of the -bride, Catherine Sai.ove, sister of the groom, Judy Lagerwef, friend of the bride and Pauline Bran- non, niece of the bride. Best man was Dwight Zehr, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Torn Cyr, brother of the grow* Jim Dietrich, brother of the bride, Jerry Zehr, friend of the groom and Pat Cyr, brother of the groom. Sarah Durand, cousin of the groom was flowergirl and Jim Dietrich, Jr. nephew of the bride was ringbearer. The couple are residing at R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig. .c9mber 24, 1980. All part of Christmas 3 3 10 01111111111i 10111141, I di 1111111,11 4111 4, Hil l 4 ir lthishing you bright holidays till, as Christmas lights up the world. It's a pleasure to serve you. Jack Riddell MPP Huron-Middlesex db yr