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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-21, Page 14Woiu•n's groups at Staffa obs•rv• foitiv• season Ey MiS. J. TIMM_IMAN Staffo A large gathering of ladles attended the annual and Christmas meeting of the Cromarty Ladies Aid, held in the basement of the church which was nicely decorated December 5. Special guest for the even- ing was Steve Hildebrand, Seaforth, who demonstrated the art of creating beautiful floral and evergreen ar- rangements for the holiday season. Everyone enjoyed a question period and Steve donated a corsage and table centre for a draw which were won by Mrs. Robert Laing and Mrs. Clifton Miller. Jean Carey presided welcoming everyone and opening with a short Christmas story. Mrs. Tom Scott gave the devotions, tak- ing her scripture reading from Luke and basing her devotions on her scripture. Roll call was answered with a Christmas memory or decoration. Mrs. Laing gave a Christmas reading. Carol singing was enjoyed with Mrs. John Scott accompany- ing on the piano. Interesting reports were given by the ex- ecutive and committees showing a very productive year for the Ladies Aid. Everyone was the recipient of a small gift from the Christmas table and lunch was served by Mrs. Jim Miller and Mrs. John Templeman. Officers for 1984 are: presi- dent, Mrs. Jean Carey, vice- presidents, Mrs. Jim Miller, Mrs. Philip James, secretary, Mrs. Tom Scott, assistant secretary, Mrs. Eldon Allen, treasurer, Mrs. John Miller, assistant treasurer, Mrs. Charles Douglas, pianist, Mrs. Jean Carey, flower com- mittee, Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. Clifton Miller. In Memoriam Flower Com- mittee, Mrs. Calder McKaig and Mrs. Jim Miller, cards, Mrs. John Templeman, shut- in boxes, Mrs. Hazel Har- burn, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs. Calder McKaig and Mrs. Tom Scott, work committee, Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs. Tom Scott, Mrs. Jim Miller, Mrs. Robert Laing, representative to managers, Mrs. Tom Scott, auditors, Mrs. Glen Elliott and Mrs. Craig Kerslake. W.I. Dinner Members of the Staffa Women's Institute enjoyed a Christmas dinner December 6, served by the Glen Cowrie Women's Institute in the Township hall, Staffa. Follow- ing dinner Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided for the meeting. Our favorite "type" of greeting send our sincere swishes fur happy holidays Stephen Printing Fxeler 235-2442 g .7c, rat, atl ratl Cb v,.., czts o.t, mac, Vtl Cao :Pc, mac, cats cat, rat, tl cAs =ty Special guest was Mrs. Craig Kerslake who demonstrated how to make a cone and nut wreath. Members found this most in- teresting and Mrs. Kerslake graciously donated a wreath for a draw which was won by Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mrs. Miller opened the meeting with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect and a poem "Christmas Pro- mises". A carol sing was en- joyed with Mrs. Robert McCaughey accompanying on the piano. Each member was to sing, say or pay for the roll call and this proved interesting with a varied program. During business it was decided to have secret pals again for 1984. Mrs. Miller is to contact, Riverside Nursing Home regarding any needs they may have. The date of the dessert euchre was changed from February 14 to March 12 in the Township hall. Mrs. Bert Daynard presented the handyman's hint on food poisoning. Secret pals were revealed as gifts were distributed from around the tree. Punch and cookies were served by Mrs. Charles Douglas. At time of writing Robert McCaughey had been a pa- tient in Seaforth Community Hospital, but is now home again. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and Cain visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Royden Ritz and family, Kitchener and Sunday were guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Alec Scott and Eric. Auxiliary meets The Marian Ritchie Even- ing Auxiliary's Christmas meeting opened with Christmas carols with Mrs. Ivan Norris at the piano. Mrs. John Templeman gave the call to worship and all joined in singing a favourite carol. Devotions and meditation based on Love was taken by Mrs. Alex Miller, Mrs. Philip James, Mrs. Robert Laing and Mrs. Duncan Scott with prayer by Mrs. John Templeman. Thirteen members and six visitors were present answering the roll call with a verse on Peace. For her special number Mrs. Philip James introduced Joyce Fell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fell, who delighted everyone with two piano selections, "Marching Thirds" and "Jingle Bells". Also two violin solos, "Joy To The World" and "The First Noel". `SEASONS QJi?EETINQS from Staff and Directors at Exeter Co-op CLOSED Dec. 26 Jan. 2 CLOSING AT NOON Dec. 24 Dec. 31 c%VIERI�jl CHRISTMAS &AGHAPPYGNEW GYF,! EXETER DISTRICT CO•OP 233-4081 4 t Readings were given by Mrs. Robert Laing - "Giving and Receiving", Mrs. Alex Muter - "Peace For The World", Mrs. John Templeman - "We Almost Didn't." President, Mrs. Jean Carey presided for the business por- tion when a committee was named to plan a entertaining meeting for April 1984. Members decided not to have weekly quiltings at the Family Life Centre this winter but would help quilt at a members home if asked. A carol sing was enjoyed and a smorgasbord lunch completed the evening. Page 14 Times -Advocate, December 21, 1983 sisoris (ilffTflS ...to all our good friends aid patrons. We wish yin( a merry Christmas. EPS SNOWFLAKES - A number of snowflakes participated in the kindergarten contribution to Tuesday's Christmas concert at Exeter Public School. Back, left, Jeffrey Kerr, Michael Schwindt, Ryan Beckett, Jennifer McIntosh, Nathan Meriam, Todd Redgeld, Trevor Obre and Charlene Chappel. Front, Candy Drouillard, Katherine Tomasik, Bryan Negrijn, Jessica Brie Zawalsky, Carrie Cleave and Billy Parker. T -A photo Russell Electric (Exeter) Ltd. Main St. 235-0505 Exeter WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENT SCHNEIDERS BEEF OR RED HOT WIENERS 4141 SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES MINI SIZZLERS Z49 if 00 CUT FROM GRADE 'A' REEF BLADE BONE REMOVED SHORT RIB RAT 3. /kg /kg Ib. • PRIDE OF CANADA ROUND DINNER HAMS /kg99 CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF BLADE ROAST 04.. 738 BLADE BONE REMOVED OLDS I SFASHCNNEIDERS ONED SMOKED HAM FULLY COOKED WHOLE OR HALF FROZEN . ALL SIZES UTILITY TURKEYS ?.62 1,19 /kg Ib. FROZEN • ALL SIZES FROZEN • ALL SIZES GRADE 'A' BUTTERBAIL OR MIRACLE BASTE GRADE 'A' BASTED TURKEYS TURKEYS ?.8f 1.2I9 3./28 1.49 Deli Specials SCIIMENM:RS KBE FASHIONED 7.69/k, SMOKED HAM 3.49. BURNS COUNTRY CLUB TURKEY OR CHICKEN 11.00/kg WHITE MEAT 4.99 th ZLWBRAND EVE Of 1011N0 9.9 /kg PASTRAMI 4.49. SNOPS COLE SLAW OR 2.1Atkg POTATO SALAD 99'6b Meat Specials SCHNEIDERS PURE PORK 6.51/kg SMOKED SAUSAGE 2.01 lb MAPLE LEAF SAUSAGE MEAT Soo g 1.29 MAPLE LEAF COCKTAIL WIENERS OR SAUSAGES 2S0 g 1.69 COUNTRY GOLD SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g 149 NO NAME SLICED - 3 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS 375 NO N,. YE BAVARIAN SMOKIES OR PEPPERONI 375 g FROZEN 4'. Kg • 10 LB. AVG. GRADE 'A' GEESE 4.17 1.89 /kg Ib. FROZEN 2.3 Kg AVG. FROZEN YOUNG GRADE 'A' CORNISH DUCKS GAME HENS . 8414)9 20oz.? /kg AVG. ?IAA 23% FAT OR LESS MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 4.17 1.89 /kg Ib. MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED PORK BUTT BONELESS COOKED MEATS - 10 VARIETIES CROSS CUT RIB SCHNEIDERS ROAST OR STEAK 4.83 ?.19 /kg Ib. MINI DELI sso g PKG. 1.98 ts9 COTTAGE ROLL 159 f7 ,89 4 /kg �• Ib. ALL MARKETS CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY MONDAY DECEMBER 26 TUESDAY DECEMBER 27 PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI 100%9T.c. GOOD EATING rIme rn.IrArl. fel /Mr /04 id. •zehrs FL*RIDA TANGERINES QPODt1C70 46,41. °keg m) SIZE � 17{ FROM THE CHUCK CROSS CUT RIB ROAST 4.17 1.89 /kg Ib. COUNTRY GOLD 2 50o g SLICED .49 SIDE BACON BURNS PORK & BEEF BREAKFAST SAUS,73 ', AG6E 9 3 /kg Ib. DOZ. °� suNS PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA SWEET EATING PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE RED EMPEROR GRAPES /kg ",9b NAVEL ORANGES CRANBERRIES 31x1 EXTRA LARGE SIZE 56 FRESH 12 oz. PKG. PRODUCT OF CANADA NO. 1 GRADE WAXED RUTABAGAS 442/0 kg Ib. PRODUCT 0f MOROCCO CLEMENTINE ORANGESNCE PROD. Of FRACAM. FCY. APPLES GRANNY SMITHS THESE SPECIALS HIGHWAYS ## 4 & 83 AVAILABLE ONLY IN: PR00. OF CAN. EX. FCY. RED OR GOLD S. b DELICIOUS APPLES /ft/4 PR000CT 0f U.S.A. sr. SWEET YAMS 1st "IL /.si0 sr. PROD. Of U.S.A. CAN. N0. 1 BRUSSELS SPROUTS PROF CANING. N0. 1 COOKOD. ONIONS b SAO 59' EXETER ME FOR NOOR OFT10E .DIEFFENBACHIA fl 4.99 loo: 8 SATURDAY At�O.6 P.M. PRIG. Of II LA. SPINACH PRIG. W I.t.t ey S? 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