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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-12-22, Page 15fll,lll CaM gal Av Ac+ Ara gal As Am gat gas Ara Aa, Am gat ars tat► Ara Am tmw taa. RarMlaslaix May the miracle of that first Christmas be fresh and meaningful as we share it with those we love. HAYTER'S TURKEY FARMS LIMITED DASHWOOD 237-3561 ItlMAiMr8arm arm amp Oft tygmtlsem Nam tarsMtltettrap00mi: t500.1t?CS=ft oft cot' 0.4$era101:10241fm1uP141 1tI Santa visits with treats for kids Times•Advocate, December 22 1982 Poge 15 Dasliwood groups mark festive season, elect slate By MRS. IRVIN RADER • Doshwood Zion Lutheran Church Ladies Aid with group one and conveners Mrs. Howard Datars andjslrs. Dave Rader was in charge of the Christmas meeting, Tuesday. Members and guests sat down to a turkey supper served by the catering group. Following this, Helen Nadiger read a Christmas poem. The conveners presented prizes to 28 ladies in name draws. Mrs. Florence Martene, e wottlrl lire lo 11ianI. you for yo« �+ r rafrona(je during Ile rail year trts/, tail, eat l+ and every one of you a Merry (/l,ri3f,naJ and a _J3arpy new ear. LITTLE PEOPLE Infants to 14 WE KATER 70 KIDS" 397 Main St. trots, Ont. 233,1113 president, conducted the business. Shut-in boxes will be packed December 19. The reports for the year showed a busy and profitable year. Changes in officers are: past president, Mrs. Florence Marlene; president, Mrs. Ray Rader; auditors, Mrs. Barry Hayter and Mrs. Lloyd Rader; nominating commits tee, Mrs. Howard Datars and Mrs. Dave Rader. Donations and cards of thanks were received. The Alter Guild reported 28 visits, five treats and the distribu- tion of tapes. The new Guild is Mrs. Diane Leibold and Mrs. Florence Keller. Three wicker baskets made by Mrs. Sheila Miller were purchased to hold altar flowers. A collec- tion was made for the Lutheran Hour. The conveners were in charge of the program: "Christmas around the world". Pastor and Mrs. Mellecke were presented gifts. An exchange of gifts took place. Punch and Christmas goodies brought the meeting to a close. U.C.W. meet A candlelight service was held for the Christmas meeting of Calvary United lam! HOLIDAY TABLE FARE at T,013e4t! • • HOSTESS NINE VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS glo 200 g NESCAFE REGULAR 10 oz. OR DECAFFEINATED 8 oz. INSTANT COFFEE X99 E.D. SMITH 28 oz. JAR GARDEN COCKTAIL 79C COUNTRY OVEN IN STORE BAKERY SPECIALS OCEAN SPRAY JELLIED OR WHOLE CRANBERRIES PREPACKED CARDS REG. UP TO 3.69 DURACELL BATTERIES. 199.. WHITE ONLY PRONTO PAPER TOWELS C TTOI t PKG. STOKELYS FANCY QUALITY KERNEL CORN s 12 oz. TINS FOR WHITE • ALMOND • YELLOW ROYALE TISSUE a ROLL • PKG. FROZEN NIAGARA BRAND ORANGE JUICE 5z.c 12.5 o TIN TIN .\ SEVEN UP DIET OR 4 VARIETIES SHAKE TANGY CHRISTMAS MINCE PIES COUNTRY OVEN DiNNER ROLLS COUNTRY OVEN FANCY CHRISTMAS CAKE COUNTRY OVEN CHOICE `PLUM PUDDING EA 139 I• '7 691 7-00i 4.79 2.99 E.D. SMITH TOMATO-, f 9 1 CLAM COCKTAIL IAP STOKELYS BEAN SALAD ,A 1`7 NEILSONS 4 VARIETIES CHOCOLATE CANDY 69? f.99 BLACK DIAMOND SiNGLE 74 .9� lib (1 CHEESE SLICES NACU PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE CLUBHOUSE MARASCHINO RED CHERRIES 99 7 U P 750 mL 399NBAKE (PLUS DEPOSIT) MAXWELL HOUSE REG - FILTER • DRIP COFFEE &339 BAG69 g MAPI.E LEAF REGULAR OR RUM & BRANDY MINCEMEAT 24 o: CHEF BRAND FOIL WRAP 1f .25 VACUUM PACKED TIP TOP BRAND go 79 MIXED NUTS 388g TIN RFD ROSE O.P. TEA BAGS 227 1.89 60 s DIETRICHS 100'0 WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 675 g INSTANT SYRUP CMOC. A STRAW. .,,g n,l. 1 59MILK MATE 350 mL. 0011 BRAND 1.89 PINEAPPLE JUICE 48 or 69° 1.39 1.39 142 g INSTANT COFFEE ENCORE ZEHRS CANNED ORANGES MANDARINS 10 02 8 or. 4.79 59° OCEAN SPRAY CRANAPPLE CRANBERRY COCKTAIL 40 nr OR 2• BLANCHED OR SPANISH ZEHRS PEANUTS or 16 0= DESSERT TOPPING DREAM WHIP 85 g NEILSONS WHIPPING CREAM 500 mL CLUIMOUSE LOOSE PACK MANZANILLA OLIVES JUMO SARAN WRAP '.49 89' '.69 1.79 375 mL STOKELYS FANCY HONEY POD PEAS, CREAM CORN CUT GREEN OR WAXED BEANS VEGETABLES 14 oz. TINS , FOR tirrassami LARGE 1.5 LITRE SPRITE REGULAR OR COCA-COLA 9PLUS OUR REG. 1.29 EP. WESTONS `BROWN AND SERVE' OR CRUSTY ROLLS OUR REG. 1 03 pkg PKG. OF 12 DELICIOUS i REFRESHING NEILSONS EGG NOG 1 LITRE a 9 i 3 VARIETIES BICK'S PICKLES 1 5 L ?.69 ALWAYS POPULAR NEILSONS • 99 TOFFIFAY 3919 3 16 VARIETIES • JELLO 85 g3 # POWDERS R COLBY-HAVARTI•MOZZARELLA BADEN CHEESE 227 g 1.59 J.B. COUNTRY STYLE APPLE CIDER FROZEN 12 5 oz 7901 30 m 1.59 DELUXE STYLE McCAINS PIZZA 12 2.69 NFILSONS ASSORTED FLAVOURS FAMOUS ICE CREAM NE1LSONS 3 VARIETIES CHIP DIP THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: 2.99 SE4LTEST ASSORTED FLAYOURS115 v LIGHT 'N'.LIVELY YOGURT A/990 PIENS 79° COFFEE RICH 1 kg HIGHWAYS #4 A 83 EXETER FRICO IRAMO BABY EDAM CHEESE 30 07 6.29 PEPPERONI McCAINS PIZZA 17 ?.69 NEILSONS SOUR CREAM 250 ml 69° SPRITE REGULAR OR COCA-COLA CASE OF 24 10 or TINS 5.49, MONDAY, TUESDAY d WEDNESDAY 946 P.M. THURSDAY A FRIDAY 9.9100 P.M. SATURDAY 8130.6 P.M. Church Women with the choir presenting a Christmas salutation. Members and guests were welcomed by Mrs. Jack Gaiser, who then conducted the devotions. Following' the opening hymn, Faye Gaiser read the scripture and lit the candle of hope. Lynn and Jack Gaiser each led in responsive, readings and lit the candles of love and joy. Suzanne Smith continued with a scripture message and lit the candle of peace. Several Christmas hymns were sung and Miss Laing of- fered prayer throughout the service. Bill Chandler favored with a solo "Make Me A Channel of your Peace." In closing, Mrs. Gaiser shared spiritual reflections from the book of Isaiah. Everyone join- ed in singing "Go Tell it on the Mountain." President Mrs. Don Gaiser, extended a warm welcome to everyone and thanked the members for their support during her term of office. Mrs. Ken McCrae presented the new slate of of- ficers for 1983 and they were installed by Miss Laing as follows: past president, Mrs. Don Gaiser; president, Mrs. Syd Baker; vice-presidents, Mrs: Harold Hendrick and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman; secretary, Mrs. Jim Weigand; assistant, Mrs. Bill Chandler; treasurer, Mrs. Mildred Kellerman; pianist Mrs. Ken McCrae; assistant, Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan; card convener, Mrs. Greta Schade; nominating commit- tee, Mrs. Earl Guenther, Mrs. Harry Hoffman and Mrs. Margaret Carroll; prayer group chairman, Mrs. Eben. Weigand; auditors, Mrs. Harry Hoffman and Mrs. Let- ta Taylor. The remainder of the evening was spent playing various games. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. Men's club Dashwood Men's Club held their Christmas meeting, Monday, at the community centre with their wives, special guests and a guest speaker, Raymond Hartman, president, presided. Melvin Stade led in singing 0 Canada and Don Weigand said grace. A hat was passed for the caterers and Doug Johnson thanked them. Robert Hoff- man gave a report from the medical centre board. Plans were finalized for Santa's visit. One new member, Gary Cornish was accepted. Don Rader reported plans had been made to tour the water plant in January at Grand Bend. Wayne Ratz introduced the guest speaker, Doug Ellison from Ellison Travel Servi- centres• Exeter, who spoke WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS TO ME By Brent Johnson Mount Carmel (:rade 3 Joy to all Loving and caring Putting up the crib Jesus' Birthday. on world travel, costs, in- surance and travelling in general. He was thanked by Victor Hartman. Cards followed with men's high, Paul Watson; low, Hubert Miller; ladies' high," Mrs. Lorne Becker; low, Mrs. Bill Becker. Santa (Maus i)ay The Men's Club was in charge of Santa's visit Satur- day. 1'he children received treats and were entertained by a clown and his trick horse. Winners of the fifty- fifty iftyfifty draw were: first prize; Carl Oesch; second, Doreen Finkbeiner; third, Alvin Becker. Personals Stephen Central School presented their Christmas program to an overflow au- dience• Wednesday, December 15. It was fantastic 'from first to last. -Mrs. Elda Koehler spent some time in Lyndon with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feast. • - Mrs. Harold Stire Is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's llospital, London. - Mr. and • Mrs. Joe Bruce. • Windsor, are spending some • time with Mr. and Mrs. Harry.' • Hayter and family. Janice Oke of Saudi Arabia is also home. Please phone your Christmas visitors to 237-3572 no later than Monday morn- ing December 27, CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Denomme celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on November 15. Mass was celebrated at St. Bonifoce Church, Zurich, then dinner at D.C.C. Open house was held in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Denomme have six children, Mrs. Fred (Rose) Bonhet, California, John, Kit- chener, Mrs. Lorne (Madeline) Ziler, Dashwood, Michael, St. Clements and Alphonse and Richard, Dashwood and 16 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. There's no better time to say "Thank you" for your past patronage! N.C. 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