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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-12-22, Page 13THB TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22nd, 1949 Page 13 Witty Boarder: Ah, your steak is like the weather this evening, madam. Rather raw.Witty Landlaudy: Indeed? By on ^Sunday the way, your board bill is like the weather, too, Unsettled. Evening Service One garage will be open in Exeter on Bundays, Wed­ nesday afternoons and dur­ ing the evenings through­ out the week. Gleaned From Exeter District High School i^iirjL’qL'V MICHLS new, See us about Panel, almost new tires — $240. Lfeury Farm Fprum The Lieury Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David McLeod Monday evening last with twenty-nine members present, The topic for discussion being ”Is There a Farm Housing Problem?” After a half hour of spirited discussion which was en­ joyed very much, Mrs. Elmer Shepherd and Mr. Sandford Reid entertained the large group with a contest and finished the rec- and croquinole, A nice lunch was croquinole. A very nice .lunch was served and it was decided to postpone the December 19 Farm Forum meeting due to so many Christmas tree gatherings com­ ing near. It was decided to hold the next Forum meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Allison, January 9, CREDITON EAST Mrs. Alvin Hirns returned home MB from St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. Mr, and Mrs. William Horney of Exeter spent Sunday with the former's sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. William Mota- Mr. and Mrs. James Daye and babe, of Parkhill, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Sam Sims, Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary The family of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis took them by sur­ prise on December 9 when they arrived at theta home with a full course fowl dinner with a two-storey cake. They presented them with a lovely chenille bed­ spread. The family consists of t h r e e children—Mrs, Leonard Wein, Crediton; Mrs, Alec Ham­ ilton, Grand Bend; and Eber, at home; also three grandsons. Congratulations for many more years of married life! matter with the school? It is the around the issuing of the re­ .......................................... H very gala one and should send all the students home with the Christmas spirit, Thursday, being our last day of school, the paper staff is issu­ ing a Christmas paper called “The Inkspot”. The kids have beep wording very hard and faithfully trying to make this paper a success. Credit is due to ’Ruth Krueger, our editor, who has worked very hard trying to have this paper ready by Thurs­ day. Must close,—and hope to see all of you in the “new school” next year, ’Tisn’t old, ’tisn’t new, But this is for the staff and you:. A Very ,Mefry Christmas and A Happy New P.S.: Don’t eat turkey, kids! CARS Ford Custom Coach, like one-—worth the money! Plymouth Sedan, new motor — $1,195. Kaiser Sedan, like new. Ford Sedan, new motor — $1,390. Pontiac Sedan, new motor — $1,195, Mercury Sedan Ford Ford What everyone must -be port cards that causes everyone to look glum. Well, after Christ­ mas we will have something to look forward t p—-the "new school” and more pleasant sur­ roundings. Make a New Year’s resolution that’ this is going to bp a successful year for you, The Student Council is plan­ ning a Christmas party for Thursday afternoon in the gym­ nasium, 'It is to be in the form of a program comprised of the talent from school, followed by a tea dance. We understand the Drama Club is putting on. a play; the Glee Club and Orches­ tra are preparing numbers along with numerous other .items, This afternoon should prove to ibe a Bridges and 1 Mr. and Your Drugs at i We are at your service al­ ways with the WANT AD sect­ an d and din- Mrs. M. IJ. Elston Alexia Davis hr Stone Sons, INGERSOLL ONTARIO Joe will he time. His for a com- Open this Sunday, Wednes­ day afternoon and during the evenings throughout the week: the auditorium singing “0 Come Year! too much Robertson’s Phone 50 Exeter Ford GAS RANGE EXTRAS! MOORE’S Service Station When infectious coryza (com­ monly called “colds”) hits your flock, check it quickly with Dr. Salsbury’s Ar-Sulfa. It’s easy to use Ar-Sulfa in the flock’s water. And bird’s usually show improvement in just 48 hours. Ar-Sulfa is econom- / / ical, too. Ask for Ar-Sulfa. CASH FOR DEAD ANIMALS• COWS - $2.50 each HORSES - $2.50 each HOGS “iS 7™ 50c cwt. According to size and condition Phone Collect EXETER 287 INGERSOLL 21 CENTRALIA Mr, and Mrs. B, D. Field visit­ ed with Mr. and Mrs. - Robert Field in London on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. 'G.F. Penwarden visited with relatives in Strat­ ford on Sunday. Members of the choir attended the Christmas Cantata “King AH Glorious” in the Crediton United Church on Sunday evening. The Sunday School concert will be presented in the school­ room of the church on Thursday evening, December 22. Mrs. C. O’Brien, Mrs. R. Snell and young daughter spent a few days last week with the former’s sister, Mrs. C. Ragier, at Mount Carmel. Miss Helen Tasko, of London, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S- Tasko. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blair and daughter of B.C. were guests last week with F/S and Mrs. Jack Andrew and with Mr. and Mrs. R. Gates. School Concert Well Attended The pupils of Centralia School presented their annual Christ­ mas concert in the school on Wednesday evening last week be­ fore a large and appreciative audience. Some were unable to gain admittance to the program and had to be content with spending the evening in the base­ ment. Numbers on the program included: Opening chorus by the Senior grades; dialogue, “The ''Case of the Stolen Tarts”; mono- ■ logue; duet “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer; dialogue, “The Vicious Cirde”; recitation, “Par­ ticular"; dialogue, “Wild Cat Willie”; acrostic by the Juniors, “St. Nicholas”; recitation, “A Joke”; “Hop Scotch Polka"; by a number of girls; tap dancing number; recitation; tumbling, by boys; song, “Little Old Ladies”, by six girls; duet, “Yuletide Night”; by sisters in the Czecho­ slovakian language; dialogue “City Cousins”; chorus by the Juniors; solo, “Little Fiddle”; recitation, “The Naughty Little Mouse”; closing chorus by the school. Choir Will Present Cantata The Centralia choir will pre­ sent their 'Cantata “The Chorus In The Skies” in the church on Sunday evening, December 25. An invitation is extended to all to attend this service. A great deal of time and effort has been put forth in the preparation of this Sacred Cantata and it is hoped that everyone will put forth a special effort to attend. There will be choir practise in the church on Friday eveiiing. CREDITON Mrs, Ward Fritz and daughter of Zurich are spending some time at the home of the former’s father, Mr. H, K. Eilber, Al­ though improved, Mr, Eilber is still confined to his room, Our sympathy goes out to Mr. E. iGuettinger and family in the passing of Mrs. Guettinger at her home -on, Sunday, following a lengthy illness. Our sympathy also is given to Mr. and Mrs, 'Clarence Fahrner in the loss of an infant son. Mrs. iGalpin is visiting with her daughter? Mrs. Lorne Hodge and Mr. Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent, of Detroit visited over the week­ end with Mrs. Vincent’s mother. Mrs. Samuel Lamport. Cantata Well Attended The Crediton United Church was filled to overflowing on Sun­ day evening, when the sacred cantata “King All-Glorious” was presented by the church choir, ■assisted by F/L and Mrs. George Moir, Mrs. R. Hollinshead and F/O Campbell MacDonald. The choir entered from the rear, smgjug \j vuu.c All Ye Faithful” and the Reces­ sional was “Joy To The World”. 'The several parts were all well taken and thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. E. R. Johnston, director and accompanist, was presented with a floral bouquet in apprecia­ tion of her efforts in preparing the evening’s entertainment. Ser­ vice in the Evangelical Church was withdrawn in favour of Cantata. Fine Program Presented By Public School Pupils A large crowd was in attend­ ance at the entertainment given by the pupils of Public School in the Township Hall oh Thurs­ day night of last week. Rev. H. Currie was chairman for the very fine program consisting of chorus, carols, recitations, play­ lets, a star drill and operetta. The teachers, Mr, D. Lindsay and Miss Norma Fahrner are to be complimented on the training given the pupils, which was man­ ifest in the able manner in which all numbers were given. Mrs. E. M, Fahrner, who assisted, as accompanist, was presented] with a beautiful bouquet of! mums. Pictures were shown,I after which Santa arrived. EDGEWOOD On Wednesday afternoon, the children of Rivere School and two other schools took part in a small Christmas concert at Pros­ pect Hill hall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Middleton spent Thursday in London, Misses Margarite Bernice Westman spent the week-end at home with theta parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Kenny and Ross spent Friday afternoon with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Dunlop spent Thursday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harriett and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, R. Moore. Thursday night, December 22, is the Rivere School Christmas tree. Miss Florence and Johnnie Armitage are on the sick list. 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He had the misfortune to get his hand caught in the power take-off on the tractor -and lost his’ index finger on the right hand and part of his thumb, laid up for some many friends hope plete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ted -two daughters and Mr. J. Mayer were Sunday evening guests with Mr, and Mrs. II. Davis. The Christmas service will be held on Sunday, December 25, at 3 o'clock. There will be spec­ ial music by the choir. Mr. and Mrs. II. Latta Carol and Miss J. Davis Mr. J. Barker were Sunday ner guests with E. Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. and Sheila and were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mrs. F. Davis. Mr. D. Simpson of London spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Isaac. 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