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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-12-24, Page 7A BROWNIE$ TEA — It w are George Stasik, Shor Dinney and Brenda -Ann Kipp enjo • ✓ a Tea Time for parents of Exeter Brownies Tuesday afternoon. From the left Chappel, Hennie• Farwell, Danielle Knox, Kate Farwell, Barb Loye, Sunny nell. T -A photo East Institute festive dinner Sy MARGARET GARTH Kippen A delicious pot lite upper was en- joyed by memberand guests on Wednesday, Dece r 17 at Hensel! United Church. ' esident Grace Drummond we/ med everyone. Rena Caldwell pr -ented Barb Mof- fatt and Janet. ale with gifts in ap- preciation ford@ r leadership of the 4-H Club. Grace D tldond conducted a con- test which as Won by Ruby Triebner and Jim app16. Mary Broadfoot favoured ith several Christmas numbers n the piano. Grace rummond and Mona Alder - dice der hted the group with several humor s readings. Ruby Triebner, Thea sch and Grace Drummond won a rize for guessing the closest num , . Frances Kinsman captured the cember birthday prize. Carl Payni won a prize for wearing a red tie. ¢race Eyre and Verda Sinclair secured prizes for having red buttons on their dresses. A; fine of 35 cents was charged to metnbers not wearing their institute pin; Those guilty this month were Ruby Triebner, Rena Caldwell, Mary. Broadfoot, Phyliss Parsons, Dorothy Bell and Mattie McGregor. Thea Riding group! given grant Doug Reycraft, on behalf of he g�rmgter:of-Tourism and Recreatiin, The, Honourable John Eakins, an- nounced that the Special Ability Riding Institute, near Arva, hasbeen awarded a Wintario Development Program grant for $14,187 toassist with the hiring of an Executive Director. S.A.R.I. is a registered . harity which operates a not -profit horseback riding facility fnr han- dicapped persons. People wio suffer from cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Down's syndrone, those who are stroke victims ant children who were thalidomide babies are given the opportunity to iorseback ride for no charge. ' Reycraft said a "S.A.I;I." is a fine example of the crea$'e ways in which people in Ontari seek to enrich community life." Rey aft added that "S.A.R.I. demonstra 's the initiative we in Ontario posse - for enhancing the lives of the isabled in our community." "I extend my s cere congratula- tions to all those volved in making S.A.R.I. availa to the disabled, their efforts are ghly commendable. S.A.R.I. is a ire endows contribution to our commur y which is much ap- preciated and ilru pleased that the Ontario Gove ment has been able to assist," Reyaft said. THE B E LITTLE BELL I Amy Waiper Grade t Exeter Public School High in church steeple there were many autiful bells. Every Christen: • the bells would proudly ring exc i t for one little bell. No mat- ter how a tried and tried the poor lit- tle bell 'ouldn't ring. The little bell was ve . , sad. He wanted to be like the other ells. Then one ('hristmas an angel Came down from the clouds. The apgel turned the bell to gold and then !very Christmas he had the hest rin ;ever. Wisch gave courtesy remarks. A game of euchre was conducted by Mona Alderdice. Ladies high was won by Verda Sinclair, second by Barb Moffatt and low was Rena Caldwell. Mens high was won by Harold Par- sons, second by Campbell Eyre, the low was shared by John Moffatt and Dorothy Bell. The travelling lone hand was won by Mattie McGregor. President Grace Drummond closed with a Christmas prayer and everyone sang "We Wish You a Merry Christmas". Kippen United Church The fourth Sunday of advent was celebrated at St. Andrews on December 21. Ministry of music was provided by the choir singing "Christmas is a Feeling", accom- panied by Mary Moffatt at the organ. The fourth advent candle was the colour red, symbolizing the spirit of God. Darryl Faber and Steven Mourn Toss at Crediton •By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Crediton Sympathy is extended to the families of the late Carl Radford, Lon- don, formerly of Crediton. Carl pass- ed away Monday, December 15 and was buried Wednesday at Mount Carmel Cemetery. He operated • a grocery store and gas bar in Crediton, before he retired to London. Sympathy is extended to the families of the late -N iilan (Mid) Wallace who passed away December 16 and the funeral was held December 19 at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home Exeter. Sympathy is extended to the families of the late Joe While who liv- ed close to Crediton for, a number of years also to the families of the late Don Davey, and the late'Mrs. Clifford (Mary) Blanchard, Exeter. The topic at Zion United Church Sunday was taken from Luke 2:1-20 titled "Are You Going Home for Christmas?" Sacrament of Holy Communion was served. Flowers in the Church were in memory of the late Millan Wallace. Christmas Eve service will be held December 24 at 7:30 p.m. We invite you all to come along and celebrate the birth of the Christ -child. In hospital at University are Mrs. Ada Pinner - and Mrs. Victoria Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator held Christmas. Sunday at Crediton Com- munity Centre. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, •Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, RR 1 Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Glanville and family, RR 2 Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. David Glan- ville and family, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dallier and girls, Kit- chener, Mr. and Mrs. Robert England and family. Huron Park, Mr. and Mrs. John Arbo and family, RR 3 Ex- eter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Barnes and Jenna. Thedford, Mr. Ken Werdon and girls, Thedford. Mr. and Mrs.. Dave Isaac and Tasha, Exeter, Mr. Carl Farr and Brenda Glanville, St. Thomas. Mrs. Barbara Lavett and friend, Mitchell. Thanks to our fami- ly for all the lovely gifts Stan and I received. Mr. and Mrs. I)on Finkbeiner, RR 2 Crediton held ('hristmas Sunday for all their family. 1 1 • • • • 1 • • 1 1 • • • EVERYDAY AT POLKA-DOT 111.51301F EVERYTHING IN THE STORE • • • • • • • • • • • • Po1hI.VtFABRICS.. 373 Main St., fki Mon. to'Sat. 9 to 6, Friday till 9:00 • • ••••••••••••••• Johnson assisted in the lighting of this candle. A reminder from the bulletin that the church books close on December 31, and contributions intended for credit in 1986 should be into the treasurer by that date. The official board of the Brucefietd- Kippen Pastoral Charge is called to meet on Wednesday, January 7, 1987 at 8 p.m. in the Brucefield Church. OUR CHRISTMAS TREE. By Shane Freed' • Grade a Hun Centennial At first our ChrMtnas tree stands tall. The chain saw sings, we watch it tall. Then drag it through snow so deep Into our snowsuits it does seep. Through our front door we do tug Our Christmas tree onto mom's good Mother gasps thento shout. "Look! Snow and needles all about." Next comes setting it in the stand Although, some how it ends up being held by hand, S are wrapped around the tree a tacked to the walls You'd think that would hold it but it always falls. Even though Mom reads tree light directions She always makes quite a few corrections. At last come the decorations Time to make our presentations. Favourite ornament in hand, we begin to discuss 'Why this stupid bell is, important to us. No matter whether it's because of Uncle BI11 or Aunt Bea. • The stupidest reason always comes from me. Beautiful is the tree we gather round And the work is done 'til comes time to take it down. CHRISTMAS NIGHT By Teresa Haugh Grade 54 Hensall Public School On Christmas night when it snows Down the chimney Santa goes Heading for the Christmas tree Bringing toys for you aritme, Then he turns right around And leaves without a sound. 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