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thanks
for your support over
the past year.
Best wishes for a
Happy Holiday Season
Staff & Students of
.Lucan Public School
Biddulph Central School
Happy holi-
day wishes to
all our won-
derful cus-
tomers. We
• enjoyed serv-
ing you..
Nancy and Ted
Ducharme
Vehicle Licence Office
Ted's Replacement Windows
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Blue Water Rest Home
Zurich Ontario
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On tlehaff of the residents and staff we would like to ex-
tend a sincere thank you to all who have added some
comfort to our residents by visits, providing entertain-
ment, assisting financially, food donations or treats,
during 1989.
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We of the Blue Water Rest Home wish you all a
very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Os s Robert Westlake Josef Risi
Chairman Ac nhnistrator
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DRUGSTORES
BIG
Great expectations for a great
Christmas... this year and
every year. To our customers
we wish a wonderful holiday!
from the managment
and staff at
Big V Drug
Store
349 Main St., Exeter, Ont.
Phone 235-1570 •
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1 lnles-movocate, December 20, 19t3 1 rage
Saintsbury Sunday service set for 6:30 p.m.
SAINTSBURY - Early morning
service was held at St. Patrick's
Sunda, Cheryl Carroll pianist pro-
vided music, Lisa Carroll served and
Crystal Davis assisted in lighting
the third Advent candle. Nadene Be-
dell read the lessons. Rev. Wheeler
spoke on a vision she had, when
planning and worrying about all
she had to do before Christ's birth-
day, and a voice spoke to her saying
"Don't try so hard."
Service next Sunday is planned
for 6:30 p.m.
Many of us attended the seniors'
Christmas dinner, served by the la-
dies of the Lucan Legion. The meal
was delicious, and included all the
festive goodies.
Mrs. Mabel Needham, Mrs. Mer-
na O'Neil, Mrs. Greta Gibson, Mrs.
Muriel Cobleigh and Mary Davis
enjoyed a Christmas dinner on Sat-
urday and later spent the evening
with Muria! at her home.
1 am sorry to report that Clarence
Davis is a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter. Best wishes for a
speedy recovery Clarence.
Misses Courtney and Katie Scar-
Clandeboye
CLANDEBOYE - The Clande-
boye Women's Institute met at the
-3A's Restaurant in Exeter for their
Christmas meeting. Fifteen mem-
bers and five visitors enjoyed a de-
licious turkey dinner.
President, Marion Hodgson,
conducted a short business meet-
ing. Group 2 was in charge of the
program. Christmas readings,
"The High Cost of Christmas",
"Ode to Christmas" and "What
Christmas is Really About" were
given by Edie Worthington, Gla-
dys Cunningham and Jean Hod-
gins.
An exchange of gifts followed.
A presentation was made to Hazel
Cunningham in appreciation of her
work as Secretary -Treasurer and
bus Tour convener.
Christmas remembrance were
sent to former Clandeboye resi-
dents at the Craigweil Apts. and
Nursing home in Ailsa Craig also
to Rea and Beth Neil in Lucan.
Christmassounds
EXETER - On Wednesday, De-
cember 13, the Music Department
at South Huron District High
School presented their annual
Christmas Concert, The Sounds of
Christmas. •
Around 350 people were treated
to the sounds of two concert bands,
a brass ensemble, a flute ensemJ 1e,
a vocal duet and two choirs. Me
concert provided excellent variety.
Because of the generosity of the
audience, the Music Department
was able to donate seven large box-
es of canned goods to the Christ-
mas Bureau and a cheque for
$130.00.
. The Music Department wishes
everyone a safe and Happy Holi-
day.
Presents
By Jeremy Sheppard
Presents Hensall PS
Mysteries
Till Christmas day
When you open them
You're surprised when
you rio them
with .:.eal.
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Tbanks so much for filling our stocking witb
your support ant! p'ntrona a ast year.
lett MacGillivray and Crystal Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young spent
visited their grandparents Mr. and Monday evening with Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Hugh Davis on Friday and Davis, they reported that Sara
Saturday. Young daughter of Jeffrey and Tere-
Exeter Vida
EXETER - Hello from everyone
at the Exeter Villa. Residents and
staff wish everyone a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year. A
special wish to those who shared
their time and talents with us dur-
ing the last year.
Birthday wishes to Ed Hendrick,
Peter Regier, Allan Cook and Ann
Miller. Staff members celebrating
during the holidays are Barb Sto-
rey, Kathy Gaskin, Ruby Ford and
Joy Darling. Happy Birthday every-
one.
We were pleased to see our
adopted grandchildren. The Grade
7/8 class of the Precious Blood
School joined us for Christmas Car-
ols last Monday morning. What a
good way to start the week.
Thanks to the Bethel Reformed
Choir for their lovely musical pro-
gram last Monday evening. We are
so fortunate to have so many come
and visit during the year and espe-
cially at Christmas.
Gen Fashions provided our last
clothing sale of 1989. Santa was
able to get a lot of help ,from the
sale. Time is flying by and Santa
needs all kinds of help.
The Lioness provided a full eve-
ning of entertainment. Several chil-
dren from the Usboine School got
us in the mood with Christmas
songs and then the ladies took over.
It really was a treat to be able to go
for a car ride and see the Christmas
lights around town. The lights were
exceptionally beautiful with the
freshly fallen snow. Thanks ladies!
We had some unexpected treats
last week. We were pleased to have
Ethel Cushman and friends join us
for some music and a special
thanks to Ethel for the delicious
buns. Josie Rykman and Maxine
Sereda treated us to an afternoon of
carols and hymns on Thursday.
The Calvinettes visited and left
two lovely poinsettias to remind us
of their many visits over the past;
year.
Thought for the week: Laughter
is a tranquilizer with no side-ef-
fects.
ide offects.
HAYTER'S
TURKEYS
Featuring
• Ground Turkey
• Drumsticks
• Smoked Turkey
• Breast Roast
• Cutlets
• Wings
• Filets
• Turkey Burgers
Store Location
Hwy. 83, just west of
Dashwood
237-3561
Hours
Monday - Thursday
9:00 - 5:30
Extended Holiday
Hours
Fri., Dec. 22
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat., Dec. 23
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
sa Young was io be hospitalized at
Sick Children's Hospital London on
Tuesday. A speedy recovery Sara.
Joyce and Pat Soveriegn enter-
tained a group of nearly 20 relatives
and friends to dinner on Sunday
evening. Joyce's mother Helen
MacDonald is observing her birth-
day this week. Helen expressed
thanks for a number of beautiful
and useful gifts.
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... for behold, I bring
you good tidings of great
joy." - Luke ii.7-t(1
May the holy family
be a guiding example
to You and yours this
Christmas time.
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Joy to all and thank you.
Andrew and Pearl Kuepfer
g and our dedicated volunteers
� Blessings
Unlimited
19 Main St. W., Zurich
236-4376
"Your support - helps us to
help others" •
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Warmest Greetings of the season
and every good wish for the
coming year.
From: Norm, Barb, Nancy,
Randy and Ross.
HITING
MILLER
CARPET& DRAP
63 MAIN ST., EXETER
(519) 235-1964