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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-21, Page 24Page 8A Times -Advocate, December 21, 1983 Wa nHDQiseiattbi t Cuticula aO No AO War ran ;:vis am tae Cur Holiday 0:417 Greetings Santa's loaded with joy - filled surprises for you and lots of wishes too...for a Christmas season of happy times, good friends, warm moments and miles of smiles to boot Hope it is. KLOPP'S SUPER SERVICE Zurich 236-4952 3 ►aiieai.►a s►uws sk.►ai�, awrsii.aa.a va.+ ossa made Q•an— ao arc ds Exult the Blessed. Birth of the Prince of Peace! We send ce%y for Holiday BJings / to all our friends. •apth. weld at EflmvIIIe church sorvlce Elimvill. The Eliinville United Church Women met Monday afternoon. Ruth Skinner open- ed the meeting with the Christmas scripture. Mrs. Gerry Grubb read another scripture followed by Miss Skinner taking the lead reader and the following peo- ple taking part - Mrs. Murray Coward, Mrs. John Batten, Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mrs. Lavona Delbridge, Mrs. Elson Lynn, Mrs. Emerson Penhale and Mrs. Floyd Cooper. Miss Elizabeth Kerslake took up the offering. The hymn Take my Life and Let it Be was sung as an offering prayer. Mrs. Marjorie Dykeman read the story "Where is Love". Mrs. Don Kerslake sang a lovely solo. Ruth Skinner read the story "This is the week before Christmas". Everyone joined in singing "Hark the Herald Angels Sing '. Miss Skinner closed this part of the meeting with "Look at Christmas". President Mrs. Philip Johns was in charge of the business. The roll call was answered by a "Christmas Tradition". The Presbyterial meeting will be held in Stratford at St. John United Church on January 23 at 9:00. Mrs. Philip Johns, Mrs. Marjorie Dykeman and Mrs. Freeman Horne will attend. zsgizik 94 ►i Main St. Sluth Exeter 235-0970 PHOTOGRAPHER AnaAOomnesero ..et.rai.ies.rrrogrenetiv fires emosexiteetemorieseviettel P4 pl Fry AN 1J A PEACE Warm wishes 1 for a Happy da 94 Christmas Season. Exeter Defer 6 Centre 15 GIdley. St. E., Pi %4 435-1010 ► Vwme& Mime: •��w 4e� oncigew witl 1 f+Ue. ?,,qr+ ii • SEASON'S GREETINGS HOLIDAY• I -JO LRS • Christmas Eve Open to 7:00 p.m. Christmas Day Closed Boxing Day 11:00 o.m. to 8:00 p.m. New Year's Eve 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. New Year's Day (most stores) 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. I TWINS 1%ntuckyfried Chicken 227 Main St, N., Exeter The women will do a ban- quet in November of 1984. The nominating report was read by Mrs. Floyd Cooper as follows: honouring president Mrs. Marion Skinner; presi- dent Mrs. Philip Johns; first vice president Mrs. Floyd Cooper; second vice president Mrs. Larry Lynn; secretary Mrs. Emerson Penhale; ass't. secretary Mrs. Dan Coward; treasurer Mrs. John Batten; ass't. treasurer Mrs. Jake Hovius; correspondence secretary Miss Ruth Skinner; examiners Mrs. Howard Pym and Mrs. Ron Fletcher; pianists Mrs. Freeman Horne and Mrs. Don Kerslake; manse committee Mrs. Marion Skinner and Mrs. Jim Wilkinson. A donation was made to the manse committee. The president wished each and everyone present the very best for the Holiday Season. Lunch was served and a time of fellowship followed. WI meets The Elimville Women's In- stitute held their meeting at the Elimville hall Wednesday. President Mrs. Ron Fletcher opened the meeting with the poem "Methuselah". Mrs. Gerry Grubb and Mrs. Elson Lynn were in charge of the Christmas meeting. Mrs. Grubb read "Keeping Christmas". Mrs. Lynn introduced Lin- da Finkbeiner from Jac- queline's of Exeter. Linda demonstrated many different and interesting ways to tie and wear scarfs. This demonstration should give all LITTLE FIR TREE — The grade one class at St. Boniface school rehearse their con- tribution to the school's Christmas concert. Children participate in lighting at Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Saintsbury Mrs. Heather MacGillivray was hostess Thursday for the Christmas A.C.W. meeting. Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee pres. led in the members prayer, all joined in singing a Christmas carol and the roll call was answered with a favourite Christmas verse. Mrs. Mary Jefferies read the minutes of the November meeting and treasurer Mrs. Mary Davis gave a financial report. Plans were made for the pot luck dinner and pro- gramme to follow Sunday Service. The President conducted a Christmas contest which was won by Mrs. Rose Cunn- ingham, then followed the gift exchange. Rev. Derrick led in prayer and Grace before the hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Viola Atkinson thanked Mrs. MacGillivray for the in- vitation to their home and the delicious !unch. ' Mr. and Mrs. Barker and Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Davis were dinner guests Friday evening with their mother Mrs. Mary Davis. Miss Patti Dobbs is spen- ding a 10 day holiday with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr. at Fort Myers, Florida and with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Aitken, Lakeland. Mr: and Mrs. Earl Greenlee, and Mrs. Vera Greenlee were dinner guests Sunday evening with Mrs. Mary Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Young and Miss Joan Barker were evening callers also. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs and Freddie were Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs. Lapslie Smith at Seaforth. Rev. Peter Derrick was in charge of the St. Patrick's service Sunday with Mrs. Tom Kooy at the piano for the lesson and carol service. Readers were Mrs. Hazel Davis, Robbie Gee, Mrs. Mary Davis, Donnie Cunn- ingham, Mrs. Marg Carroll, Mrs. M. Greenlee and Rev. Derrick. Four of the children assisted in Lighting the Advent Candles. Christmas Holy Communion Service will be held on Saturday evening December 24 at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray and Courtney visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall, Sunday afternoon. Miss Joan Barker and Mr. Bob Beaune, London were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker. Who is Santa Claus? By Lisa Grose Does anyone really know what Santa Claus looks like? Has anyone ever seen him? How tall is he? How fat is he? No one will ever know. Every year some people wonder: does he really live at the North Pole, does he have elves working for him, can he go around the world in one night, and do his reindeer really fly him around? No one can answer these questions 't Sana. What I wonder is how would the reindeer be able to fly and pull the sleigh with Santa and all the toys? All people know or at least think is, he -wears a suit o1 red, has a black belt, has a white beard and moustache, wears a hat, is cheerful, wears black boots, and goes Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas! For right now we will have to think what we want to about Santa until may be someday he will appear on your doorstep and then you will be able to know what he looks like. Really I think it would be more fun to im- agine what is the truth and keep it a secret what Santa looks like 'and plus all the answers to the questions mentioned. •-aioawcaasaiaaatiscliiiR 04740arsai.►awe,,nawcad,aysai.►;Noahasoi;eamramamNOWO Wsnmtwo camdao • 1 e a of us many ideas for the holi- day season. Mrs. Grubb thanked her. Everyone joined in singing "Jingle Bells". Mrs. Lynn read an article on "Rodgerville" from the book "The Ghost Towns of Ontario". and the story "The Christmas Parcel" from the book "Remembering the Farm". Mrs. Grubb read a story "The Old Fashion ones were the Best". Mrs. Fletcher took over for the business part of the meeting. The 'roll call was answered by "A Christmas Verse". Mrs. Delmar Skinner gave the hospital report. Mrs. Fletcher gave a report from the district meeting. A homemade Christmas decoration was exchanged by members. A social time followed. Baptismal The sacrament of baptism was held Sunday morning. 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