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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-18, Page 14(ALmRR) Page 14 December 18, 1985 weilimeloisoftweimirmomermisein ,/ fin thisier►aiwpM►A Pomo Ar►Switha en-RwiAwisattsnQuogrtAr►AY May Christmas be . your time of A dreams come true! The staff at Little People would like to Thank You for your patronage and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 1 s e g • foo faithful old friends 1 and eherisl t'd nein, go g our best holiday sentitnents, along with g our thanks. • Exeter 1 'Decor Centre 13 Gldley St. E.. tad -1010 Main St. _ 235-1113 omuitin kmaiasuu Sae p 104i} AA.Rua Wm suo 1!al Sia laza CM, NEW SORORITY PLEDGES — The XI Gamma Nu Sorority recently received three new pledges. From the left are president Joy Darling, Veronica Gryseels, Gail Jongkind and Eileen Miron and vice-president. Barb Ballantyne. T -A photo Holidavers return Clandeboye WI dine out The Clandeboye Women's Institute met for their December meeting at noon Wednesday, when t6 members and three visitors enjoyed a delicious hot turkey dinner at "Robindales Fine Dining" in Exeter. Following the meal a short meeting was conducted by, president Elsie FLOORING rw If you're looking for carpet or vinyl fora small area or an entire house ' `' • Save Time + Save Money • See us First '!t� !at:lf i11;0 Hopper - Hockey 355 Main St., S., Exeter Do it yourself or have our installer. Ed Allen do it for you Floorin 235-1990 Huron Apothecary Ltd. J. T. WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST.. EXETER, ONT. PRESCRIPTIONS We accept most major_drug plans Blue Cross, Green Shield, Drug Benefit, Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 o.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. etc. MEM CIIQI&TMA& May the warm Christmas tradition grace your holiday with health and happiness. 3 "looking Young and Stylish" 360 Main St., Exeter 235-0442 8 P MERRY CHRISTMAS! We truly hope your stockings will he filled to the top with gifts of joy, hope and love Our thanks. GRAFI SVSTEAiS LTD 263 Main St. N., Exeter 235-1919 t Lewis. The roll call - Give a Christmas poem or reading was followed by a short Christmas pro- gram. Ruth Hill led in the singing of several favourite carols. Mary Scott read the Christmas Story from the Bible and Readings "It's Christmas" was read by Betty Coughlin and "Santa's Disillusioned" by Ruth Hill. A humorous skit "Going Home for Christmas" presented by Marion Hodgson and Hazel Cunn- ingham had everyone laughing. The door prize was won by Eleanor Kestle. During the business, generous donations were made to "The Children's Hospital of Western. On- . tario",'Helping Hands", a volunteer organization in Lucan and to "Com- munity House", a home for battered wives, in London. A thank you note was read from the Canadian Cancer Society for gifts received from the Clandeboye In- stitute members in November. There will not be a W.I. meeting in January. Personals Donna and George Hindmarsh have returned from a three month holiday in England, Scotland and Ireland. They visited with Canon Bliss and his wife, Hilda, who are retired, also with Hindmarsh relatives and in Ireland traced their Lipsitt family roots. They travelled extensively and had a very enjoyable holiday. Harold and Velma Hardy and Wilmer and Mary Scott attended the Hardy family Christmas dinner, Sun - Atlas sales are booming It is just a little more than a month since the Huron County Historical Atlas was released and already.more than 2,300 of the 350 page books have been delivered to purchasers in Huron and across Canada. In addition another 200 copies of the atlas have been purchased and are awaiting delivery instructions, according to Goderich Township Reeve Grant Stirling who headed the county coun- cil committee responsible for the pro- duction of the atlas. While in the days following the in- itial release there were some produc- tion delays which resulted in disap- pointment for a number of atlas pur- chasers, this now has been resolved and the stock on hand is sufficient to meet day to day requirements. Of- ficials at the Court House in Goderich said the demand for the atlas was steady. They said in many cases the atlas was being purchased as a Christmas gift. The atlas, containing nearly one million words and 1,000 pictures, in- cludes 16 township maps showing pro- perty owners, nearly 50 maps of towns, villages and hamlets, lists of small lot owners (under 40 acres). in addition the stories of some GOO families, organizations, churches and businesses as well as of 26 Huron municipalities are featured in the atlas. Copies are available at $59.50 each at the Court House, Goderich each week day Monday through Fri- day. if delivery by mail is desired an additional ' postage and handling charge of $6.00 applies. Copies also may be purchased at a number of retail outlets in the county. Patrons and others who have pur chased an atlas are urged to pick it up as soon as possit;la"as well as those who loaned pictures are asked to con- tact the atlas office regarding delivery or pickup. 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