Times-Advocate, 1983-12-07, Page 8Also visit Niagara
Dasbwood sonlors celebrate Cliristm�s
H MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood Senior Citizens
held their Christmas dinner
Monday, November 28 with
74 members and guests sit-
ting down to a catered dinner.
Mrs. Ken McCrae's group
was in charge of a program
with Mrs. Edwin Miller
chairlady. Mrs. Ross Love led
in singing Christmas carols.
The Senior Citizens band
played several 'numbers.
Guest speaker, Joseph Risi
of the Blue Water Rest Home
showed slides of Switzerland.
He was born there and spoke
of the many changes.
Mrs. Mc('rae gave a
reading, "The Johns of
Europe". Harry Hoffman
sang "0 Holy Night". Mrs.
Mervyn Tieman gave a
reading "Levinski at the Ved-
ding". They closed this part of
the program with Jingle Bells
and Santa paid a brief but
happy visit.
President. Mrs. Eben
Weigand presided for the
.
business. Dues were paid.
The card secretary reported
three cards sent out. Emil
Becker reported the amount
needed by the firemen and the
seniors will try to help.
A donation was made to the
Dashwood Business Men's
association who are putting
up Christmas lights. New
equipment has been purchas-
ed for the Shuffleboard court.
Mrs. Ross Love was ap-
pointed representative for the
Medical Centre and Mrs.
Alma Genttner represen-
tative to the Business Men's
Association.
January, February and
March meetings will be held
at 2 p.m. in the afternoon.
There will be no December
meeting. Mrs. Weigand and
Mrs. Aldeen Wolfe are in
charge of making a quilt. A
donation was received from
Mrs. Frieda Keller. The
president reported on the
meeting for presidents sh,: at-
tended in Goderich. Mrs.
McCrae moved the adjourn-
ment and Jack Jesney
seconded it.
Dashwood Seniors were on
a bus trip to Niagara Falls for
the festival of lights. There
were 91 seniors and two
hostesses on two buses. They
had supper at the Old Stone
Inn and shopped at Maple
Leaf Village. They were up in
the tower and also drove
along the falls to Victoria
Park. All Star Tours, Kit-
chener, was in charge.
Personals
Mrs. Wm. Struyke is
chairlady of the Heart Foun-
dation for South Huron and
she would like volunteer can-
vassers to call her.
Mrs. Wm. Struyke attended
the graduation of her
daughter, Jean Struyke, from
Conestoga College, Kit-
chener, with an R.N.
George Tiernan is a patient
it University Hospital; Mrs.
Harry Hayter has returned
home from University
WINTER
COUPON SAVINGS
at Wuerth's Shoes in Exeter 8 Clinton
• Start Saving Today •
Coupons valid through Dec. 24, 1983
■Coupon.
Snowboots
and All Boots
$3 valve on purchase under 835
85 valve on purchase over 835
e
Coupon
■ Coupon,
All
Nouse Slippers
$2 Value
Dress Shoes
ss
Value
for
=3
Value
men's and ladles it for children
.. .'
• Coupon.
Running Shoes
& Joggers
=3 1_
$2
Value e Value
for men's & ladies for children
• Coupon.
Casual Shoes
*3 ' =S
Valve Value
for
men's a ladles for children
Coupon
Ladles
Purses S Handbags
83
Value
on purchase
under 835
=s
Value
on purchase
over 835
clip these coupons and bring the entire family. Use as many coupons as you want, but
only one coupon per item purchased
Coupons not valid on items already reduced
!1r u,;1 , „ ir,lncr 14'rn, pain h,l,l rl +‘rth <uu(run' I. ,;rl-
Great Gift Ideas for Dad
Grab "Kodiak" Insulated
Work Boots
Sylflex leather IF
Reg. of 84.95
Grob Job Rated Insulated
Work Boots
5595 59S Reg. to 59.95
Kaufman Sore's
Leather uppers, felt
Tined
Many styles
Special 39" . 45"
Reg. to 49.95 liej
Wutrtb's
SHOES
Ovoloy a S.,vit. Sine. 1935
Ereler and Clinton
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Datars spent last week in
Toronto attending the
Hospital convention. They
stayed at the Sheraton Hotel.
The ticker tape parade for the
Argos was enjoyed. •
Mrs. Florence Keller is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter; Lloyd
Willert underwent surgery
in University Hospital, Lon-
don; Mrs. Gordon Bender is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital.
Couples win
Shipka euchre
RY MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Shipka
Husbands and wives were
the winners at the first pro-
gressive euchre party of this
season, held Wednesday night
at the Community Centre.
There were five tables in
play. Winners were: ladies
high, Mary Gibson; ladies
low, Grace Masse; men's
high, Fred Gibson; men's
low, Elzar Masse; most lone
hands, Bloss Tupper.
Ther will be another euchre
in two weeks on December 14.
The east group were in
'charge of lunch refreshments.
Personals
Ferman and Leota Snyder
visited a day last week in Sar-
nia, with his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Snyder.
Thelma and Gloria Beierl-
ing•and Annie Morenz, were
on the bus trip Wednesday
from this area, to the "The
Festival of Lights,"at
Niagara Falls.
A supper stop was made at
"Old Stone Inn" in Niagara at
4 p.m. Then we had a stop
at Maple Leaf Village, where
we shopped and went up the
Oneida Tower to the observa-
tion deck to view the colored
falls and lighted area. Next
we had a drive around the
lighted, decorated area which
was truly beautiful.
A sing song of Christmas
carols and songs was enjoyed
on the way home, as well as
the pretty lights in cities and
towns.
Don, Sharon and Jamie
Baker, hosted a surprise 75th
birthday party, Saturday
evening, for Jamie's grandpa,
Anthony Regier St. for about
35 people. Guests were pre-
sent from Windsor, Detroit
and Zurich.
Sandra and Tony Regier,
Chris Heather and Jillian, of
Detroit attended the birthday
party and visited with San-
dra's parents Ken and Ortha
Baker.
Shipka Community
members are asked to attend
a business meeting tonight
Dec. 7 at 8:15 sharp, at the
community centre.
Mrs. Beatrice Johns of
Huronview, Clinton has been
staying for the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johns
and also enjoyed a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. John Johns.
Exeter.
Times -Advocate. December 7. 1983 Pogo 7
Just in time
for Christmas
co-ordinates
- Velvet Blazers in Chanel
and Classic Blazer styling
Plaid Skirt in your choic? 1
of pleats or circular styles.
Sizes 16 • 44
• 'd
_7n.fleio+ts .Li/
420 Main St. I
Centre Mall
Mons. - Thun., Sat. 9 - 5:30 Exeter, Ontario
235-1412
BEST IN JUNIOR POEMS. ESSAYS — Clay Murray of the Exeter Royal Canadian
Legion branch presents prizes to the junior essay and poster winners at Exeter Public
School. From the left are Geoffrey Poole, Sue Anne Soldon, Dennis Webster and
Andrea Bell.
Advent Sunday
at Thames Road
sy MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Rev. Robert Matheson was
in charge of the Second Sun-
day in Advent Church Ser-
vice. He lit the second candle
in the Advent Wreath and told
the children about the lighting
of the Bethlehem Candle.
The choir rendered an an-
them. The Scripture Lesson
was read from Isaiah 11:1-10,
Romans 15:4-I3 and Matthew
3:1-12. The sermon was en-
titled "A World Without
Love." Romans 15:4-13 is a
passage we traditionally read
on Bible Sunday.
More often than not simply
because it is Bible Sunday, we
spend less time on the Scrip-
ture lessons than we should
and spend almost all our time
on the value of the Bible.
When Paul wrote this
passage there was no such
book as the Bible. The only
scriptures recognized by the
Christians at this time were
the Old Testament Books.
Romans 15:4-13 points out the
necessity for the Bible. How
else will people be able to
realize there is more hope and
love in God's creation than
the Old Testament would
suggest?
Paul speaks of hope: hope
is the cel Ira! theme to the en-
tire bible. Wheave share our
Bible with others, then, we
share hope, and hope and love
are inseparable companions.
The hope which is from God
can and will introduce love to
a world without her!
Rev. Robert Matheson
spoke a few minutes on Mis-
sion Bible Sunday.
White Gift Service will be
held Sunday December 11 at
11 a.m. Note the time. Sunday
School members are asked to
come at 10:15 a.m. for
practice.
An Official Ttor.rd meeting
i
w 11 ue held Monday
December 12 at 8 p.m. in
Thames Road Church Those
who are supposed to attend
are, Members of Session,
Board of Stewards. Trustee
Board. Representatives from
the United Church Women,
1
Three Ways
To Save
Save With Valuable Coupons
■ ■■■■.■.■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
■
• ■
• ■
• •
• •
•E
•••
■
3 Piece
12 Piece
Dinner : Econo Box
•
3 pieces of delicious
Kentucky Fried Chicken plus
Golden Fries, Coleslaw and
a slice of Grecian Bread. This
coupon valid till
Only
2.99
With this coupon.
Not to be used in con-
junction with oily
� other offer i SC"
■ice■
NUS
T
■
•
■
••
•
• •
■
• With this coupon
• Not to be used with
. any other offer
12 pieces of delicious
Kentucky Fried Chicken.
This coupon valid
till Dec 24, 1983 ■
111
Only•
■
7.50 8.50
■
15 Piece ■
■
Bucket
15 pieces of delicious 5
Kentucky Fned Chicken. ni
This coupon valid 5
tiU Dec. 24, 1983 E
E
5
Only
With this coupon
Not to be used with
any other offer.
61 CM SGA' 812s
fit. Pt UM �' t•Itf�
so 1'S"
«, R.'. Erle. ■
WINS
I%ntuckyftied Chicke
227 Main St.
n N., Exeter
Remember - . 9r ', ,/ l nwr 11e 11int ' Party, will r1,, it tinnr.tvll
1
Sunday School Supt.
Youth Group meeting at
Elimville Sunday December
11 at 7:30 p.m.
The Christmas concert will
be held Tuesday December 20
at 8 p.m.
Christmas Eve Communion
Service will be held
December 24 at 8 p.m. at
Elimville.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballan-
tyne returned home Friday
evening after holidaying in
Florida for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Rohde visited Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Rohde and girls, Exeter.
Best Interest
11%
Guaranteed
Investment
Certificates
*subject to change
Gaiser.Kneale
insurance
Brokers Inc.
EXETER
235-2420
GRAND BEND
238-8484
CLINTON GODERICH
482-9747 524-2118
(170„„__
Pt0,1711P
•
oiti_smere19,91.ftwArs999eneVitersoi1 a?�weure-s?re teissre-oro
S pet ir+lry
Friday 9 - 9
THE
BOOK
SHOP
CANADA'S HOLSTEINS
by Peter Lewington.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Saturday, December 10
1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
HAVE YOUR COPY AUTOGRAPHED
Peter Lewington, g author of
Canada's Holsteins, has a
unique background of 40 years
of practical farming and
writing about farming. Both
Peter and his wife, Jean,
ked
h
A fascinating story of nor 1947.ans It They is bred Friesl the
Canadian achievement. This• successful Larigmoor Holsteins
breed have proven to be until the workload
superb ambassadors in many necessitated a change to the
countries - Canada is present Simmental herd of
frequently best known for the beef cattle. Jean and Peter
longevity of Holsteins and Lewington farm at Ilderton,
Canadian breeding. HC. 350 Ont. Canadian Holsteins is a
pp. Illustrated. $40.00 definitive history of the breed.
4.11 aRw pr►
(519) 284-3171
13 Wellington St. N.
St. Marys, Ont.
OWA slue .qys
BEGINNING DECEMBER 1, THE BOOR SHOP WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY - BEGINNING DECEMBER 19 OPEN UNTIL 9 EVERY NIGHT.
taunt •liiw this
SPECIAL NOTE: Tie (Anodise Toy hide! Cowed, Toy Report 1984 is Row in stock
$3.50 Copy
simixvcrerecamilmeimettioxotwnietira
4e6t
fr
•r
of
NOW till
Dee. 24
H
Lo Table
Super Specials i
1 Kroehler
Chesterf field Suite
Reg. '799$649
• araarZ CitnCtr0CV12,CM! C+,*3CMO ;NO CVS5 ttennGC>ia+r
New
Sectional Chesterfields
$49900.a.
cleaCVO oa1c 1CAMNOcia042 CAM NOane
asaWit
CHRISTMAS DRAW
PRIZE: Recliner Chair
Card Table Chairs
Deacon Bench
Cedar Chests
Chesterfield Suites
Sofa Beds
Bedroom Suites
Dream Glider Chairs
Recliners
Picture Clocks
Lamps
Electric Blankets
Tables
Hassocks
Kitchen Sets
Stained Glass Mirrors
Occasional Chairs
Pictures Etc.
Curio Cabinets
pox off
2nd Prize: Oil Painting ' All Furniture
One ticket for every purchase
of =5.00 or over Excellent Selection of Lead Crystal,
Draw closes 6 p.m. Dec. 24 Giftware and Appliances
TIeman's Furniture & Hardware/Dashwood 237-9681
s