HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-20, Page 23Crediton "Christian Helpers," a United Church SS
class, lived up to its name this Christmas by collecting
and repairing from 300 to 400 toys which they donated
Sunday to the protestant orphans' home in. London.
The youth began the project three months ago and
recently spent a full week re-painting and repairing
the playthings which were donated by area citizens.
Contributions included 40 dolls (one young girl do-
Crediton
At the Main St. _Sunday School
concert last Wednesday evening
the ;lasses .of 'Mrs. Don. Wii
SW and Miss. Bonnie Doerr .pro,
seined A. play "Gifts for the
Korean Boy " written by Mrs,
Wilson and the collection for the
evening .amounting to. about $4,$
is to go to the care of the
school's adopted Korean boy.
Daher numbers numbers on the pro.,
grain, for which superintendent •
Don 'Wilson presided, included
piano solos by Miriam fliltz And
Lois. Porter; flute solo, Elaine
Whitney; pa.ntomine by Mrs,
111, Gardiner's class; choruses
by Mrs, Glen Melinight's and
Don. Gravett's class; piano and
violin duet, Mrs. Darold Jef-
fery and Cecil Skinner; duet by
Skinner bros. and organ music
by Douglas Insley,
The Messengers under Mrs,
Mervyn Grainger and Mrs. l-Iar.
old Simpson gave six numbers
including recitations by Steven
Harrison, Johnny Wurm, Wayne
Simpson, Brian Tuckey, Van
Tuckey and Gale Archer and a
play by nine girls,
A double quartet comprising
Norma Young, Marilyn 'Gardi ,
nor, Sandra Walters,, Jane Dell,-
mer, Ted Wilson Bob Higgins,
Malcolm Hiltz and David Grain-
ger of Mrs. C. Wellington's class
sang a selection.
group prepares hundreds of Toys for orphans tributed gifts and lunch was
Santa Claus appeared and dis-
, served,
nated the best doll she had), 100 books, and all kinds
of games and other toys, Shown with, just a small
portion of the collection above are, from left, Marlene
King, Charlie Browning, Clare Skinner, Marilyn Gallo-
way, Brenda :Pocock, • Doug Lightfoot, Doreen Kenney,
Judy Boulianne, Jackie England, Elyze. Lamport, Mrs.
5, Klatt (the class teacher), Jim Neil, Jilxr Finkbeiner
and Richard Moon. —MA photo
THEY FEAST
Because an ancient tradition
holds that animals helped to
spread the glad tidings of the
birth of Christ, barnyard am,
mats in many countries are sill/
served a special supper on
Christmas Eve
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to all our farm friends
We. hope you enjoy a. bountiful Christmas and
that your New Year will be prosperous. In
1963,as in the past years, we'll continue to get
you the best prices possible for your livestock.
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By GORDON. dmpfo...gY
The singing of carols fOritned
the opening' setting for llrinsley
United .Church Christmas con,
pert held On atitrdny evening,
Dec. 15, Greeting recitations to.
a capacity crowd were given
hy and Mary Rob,
ins.on. Flays were sponsored,
also guitar selections ny Carol
and Linda Robinson, piano
ducts by Susan and Jerry Mori
ley, piano solo by Jaidiie Lewis,
Christmas story ,by• Linda
Thompson, poem by Sharon
Fenton, Linda Fenton and Kathy
Hodgson favored with a duet
and,' recitations by two pre-
school children, Carolyn Lewis
and Billy Amos, were enjoyed,
Recitations were also. heard
from Linda and Elaine Morley;
Larry Fenton, Danny, Debra.
and Barbara Lewis, Debra Des-
jardine, jimmy and Judy Rob-
inson, Darlene Watson, Jean
Fenton, Ronnie Morley, Bill
Prest, Kathy Lewis, Leslie
Adafs and Laura. Lewis, Alma
Lee gave the Christmas prayer.
Jolly old Santa was welcomed
Upon arrival and unloaded the
tree to a „happy, eager crowd,
Personal items
Mr. Harold Corbett of Lucan,
owner of a fine maple bush
just south of Brinsley, was
again among the Royal Winter
Fair prize winners,
Mro, Mary Craven, of Park•
hill, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Watson on Sunday,
Brinsley United Church is
holding a candle lighting serv-
ice, on December 23 at 7,30 p.m.
Christmas communion Sun•
day will be observed at St.
Marys Anglican Church, Brins-
ley, on Sunday, December 23
at 11:30 p.m,
A candlelight Christmas
service will be held at Brins-
ley United Church, Monday,
December 24 at 8:30 p.m.
Your• library
By MRS JMS
A Herd of Yaks
Eight books of humorist Eric
Nicol have been best sellers
and the funniest parts of these
are now collected in this single
volume "A Herd of Yaks",
Every activity known to man
becomes a subject for jest by
Eric Nicol who has three times
won the Leacock medal for
humor. This latest is his strong-
est book and the funniest book
in Canada .fdr_a long time.
Erie Nicol fits in Vancouver
and is a veteran newspaper
writer.
The Donnellys Must Die
The , 'story—of the Donnellys,
farmers near Lucan, has been
told so often that it is now al-
most in the realm of legend.
Legend has been told as fact
for so long that the truth lies
buried deep.'
Orlo Miller, a Londoner and
a member of the Ontario His-
torical Society, has studied the
Donnelly case for over 20 years
and, as a result, has written
a fascinating book giving the
facts as revealed. in legal docu-
ments, letters and journals as
.well as the newspaper accounts.
In addition to telling the story
of the Canadian feud the author
has tried to describe its origins
in Ireland. It began in Tipper-
ary in 1766, tame to Canada
with the great Irish migrations
of the 1830s and 1840s-and reach-
ed its climax on the night of
Februray 3, -1880, when James
Donnelly, his wife, four of his
children and his niece were
murdered_
Some of the earliest issues of
The Exeter Times and Exeter
Advocate, that have been micro.
Wined, contain parts of the
trial over the Donnelly murder.
We wish lot' readers of this
column a happy holiday and
frequent, visits to your library
in 1963.
ItnecNrctft ttto:VIT,trgrcx
May the true, deep
meaning of Christmas
make the season
bright for you and yours.
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