Times Advocate, 1993-12-22, Page 13•
Times -Advocate, December 22,1993
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°'Season's Greetings
at Many thanks
for your
patronage
tronage
throughout
the year
From Gerald & Scott at
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Season s
Greetings
G Happy Rem
Year
from
Victorian Order of
Ruses
Township of
Mon., Dec. 27 and
Tues. Dec. 28, 1993
for Christmas and
Boxing Day
and
Mon., January 3, 1994
for New Years Day
Have fi mer
Christmas
and a
Happy new Year
Dear Santa...
I am seven years old and for Christmas I would like
Sega Genesis, hockey game and some cars. My
two little sisters Katie and Mandi would
like some dolls and some other toys
for little girls. They are 3-1 /2 and
one. I have tried to be a good boy.
Bye Santa
Love Mathew Lang - Age 7
R.R. 3 Kippen, Ontario
Son of Dave and Maureen
Granton news
The Exeter Public
Library held a
Christmas open
house on
Saturday complete
with tea and
snacks. Taking
time out from book
browsing is Kent
May, on left Diane
Lovie, Helen
Hodgins, Library
supervisor and
Marguerite Cole.
Adult Drop In
Carpet bowling
3 games played
Peter McFalls 3 wins, score 46
Marshall Dearing 3 wins, score 44
Wilmar Wein 2 wins, score 41
2 games played
Tammy Antaya 2 wins, score 28
Cribbage
Shirley Snell took top honours
with a score of 598 for six games.
Vi Tinney was low scorer.
Merry Christmas to all and a
Happy New Year from all of us at
the drop in centre.
Annual hayride for children
GRANTON - The Granton Fire-
men held their 18th annual hayride
for area children on Sunday after-
noon, starting at the park pavilion.
Upon returning, they had a visit
with Santa at the Lion's Hall and
enjoyed refreshments.
The St. Thomas' A.C.W. had
breakfast at the North Star Restau-
rant in Elginfield on Monday
morning, December 13. Cathie
led the business discussion which
followed.
At St. Thomas' Anglican church
on Sunday, the nine lessons and
carols service was held, led by
Rev. Stephen Emery.
The Advent candles for peace,
Hope, Joy and Love were lit by
Amy Harrison, Andrew Herbert,
Betty Ann Waugh and Ken
French. The lessons which were
interspersed with the singing of
carols were read by Terry Herbert,
Scott Hodgins, Paul Acres, Jenine
French, Ken French, Philip Hod-
gins, Betty Ann Waught, Helen
Hodgins, and Robert Parkinson.
A pot luck dinner followed the
service. The Christmas Eve service
on Friday December 24 is sched-
uled for 8:30 p.m.
At Granton United Church on
Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes'
sermon topic was "Mary's Amen -
and our own." The Advent Candle
was lit by George and Alice Hales.
The choir sang "The Christmas
Lullaby". A Christmas Eve service
will be held at Wesley United
Church at 7:30 p.m.
U.C.W.
- Ie , ner-^ea•Nors WWi4's
home last Monday afternoon, De-
cember 13. Leader Marilyn Hum-
phries read from Psalm 136 and
the devotional theme was the
Christmas Symbol, Gifts from
Christ. Business discussion includ-
ed the general meeting and during
the program each one read some-
thing about Christmas. Following
the benediction and grace, the
hostess served lunch.
The general UCW meeting . was
held last Tuesday evening Decem-
ber 14 commencing with a potluck
supper at the church. After this,
Pastor Normalie Voakes was pre-
sented with a gift certificate by
Margaret Bryan from the UCW in
appreciation for her leadership and
encouragement.
Bakelaar
Jeweliers
The program then continued up-
stairs in the church auditorium
with Unit 2 in charge. Sherri
McRobert read the Christmas story
which was interspersed with carols
sung in two solos by Diane Die-
trich and Ruth Cook and a duet by
Lisa Humphrey and Kelly Waters.
Judy ONeil read a Christmas story
about "Papa's Angel", followed by
prayer. April Bryan .c1sited the
usual businesi`isifd'tl'1994' Ware
of officers was elected as follows:
president, Marilyn Humphrey, 1st
vice president Doreen McRobert,
secretary Diane Dietrich and treas-
urer Margaret Bryan.
Merry Christmas to one and all!
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Let The Festivities Begin.
. From a!! of us to all of you, Happy Holidays and
many thanks.
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175 Main St. Lucan, Ont 227-4707
Happy Holidays
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our
customers and friends. Thank You for your patronage
nth, Taylor, Pinder & McNeilly
71 Main St. N., Exeter 235-0101
and JOYOUS NEW YEAR
from the staff at G.C. Slaght
Plumbing, Heating and Sheet
Metal.
We appreciated your patronage
in 1993 and foo. forwanf
to serving you in 1994
Call 234-63491
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Huron Satellite
Systems
All of us at Huron Satellite
wish you and your families
best wishes for the holiday
season and
Happy and prosperous
g New Year.
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R.R. #3 Dashwood 234-6290
Wishing our customers ti
friends & neighbours
a very Merry Christmas
May this
Holiday Season
be a time
of spe•cial
happiness
for you.
Have a Happy New Year!
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During the Holiday Season
more than ever, our thoughts
turn gratefully to those who
have made our
progress possible.
And in this spirit we
say, simply but sincerely
?Tank f'ou and
Best Wishes
for the Holiday Season
and a Happy New Year
From the management and staff of
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from Vicki, Kim and Terri at
Cutting eoluo
METAL PRODUCTS LTD.
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May the feelingof Christmas be shared by everyone in the New Year with
friendships stronger and hopes brighter.
Thanking everyone for a successful 1993 yeas...
The staff at Bakelaar Jewellers
Linda, Alma, Derek, Lori
421 Main St. S., Exeter 235-2720
6o faithful old friends
and cherished new, go
our hest holiday
sentiments, along with
our thanks.
Exeter
Decor
Centre
15 Gidiey St. E.,
2364010
PAOEESS$O AL HAIR CANE PNOOUCTS
joins us in
wishing you the
merriest of
Christmases
Thanks for
your
continuing
support.