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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-12-24, Page 9-visfittas reef i figs , „ of the warmest, old-fashioned kind, from all of us to all of you! RUSSELL EL. TRIC YOUR, HOUcEti, APPL/Aric.E DEALER. FOR SALES wirei SERVICE t• Sandy Elliot presents prize to Mrs. 0. koopMank diner starts here* ,with the .birdKirkton area .groups choose '64 officers TireqrAtilfPcato,,, .PgcRtnIgtor .24, 1943 'Pogo 11 A., A :wiori4v.Aok541w#1.?4•**.so4losmi4v$4.$FAlt.q.ogoo?;4/;,,,tov, By MRS, HARQL.p;DAVID ICIRKTON ''he Ladies Quad and WA meeting was held at the rectory last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Clayton Smith presided for the WA meeting. Scripture passage was read by Mrs, Mains, solos were given by Mrs, Bruce Cann of Exeter and a reading by Mrs. Leyte Bennett, Mrs. William. Waghorn pre- sided for the Guild meeting. Following are the WA efficers for 64: President, Mrs. Clayton Smith; vice, Mrs. Alex Irvine; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Harold Davis; assistant, Mrs. Garth Blackler; floral commit- tee, Mrs, M, Blackler, Mrs. M, McCurdy; pianist, Mrs. Clare Sisson; Dorcas convenor, Mrs. cppelargii 'president of ,Quild is Mrs. Bill:schgefer; vice,Mrs,Gersid Raul; secretary,: Mrs. Cecil POW; assistant, Mrs, Jack ./teundell; treasurer, Mrs, Bill Waghorn; decorating commit , tee, Mrs, 'Burns Blackler,. Mr's. Jack iioundell; prayer .partner and card secretary, Mrs. Wm. Blackler; pianist, Mr$,Sisson; nom i noting committee, Mrs, Gerald maul, Mrs. Garth Wack- ier. ELECT COMMITTEE The Kirkton community rink held its annual meeting at the rink Wednesday, Dec, 11, The rink committee elected for 64 ere Jack Robinson, Bob Marshall, Burns Bladder, Rem, ald Denham, Clayton Ross and Bill Waghorn, of,141qAteq,StPitre4ictW,„Itt.i.f::?AoggitzW;*•Pge'lPli,t1.002 Ca 's 10 cry :1 PHONE 235-0505 MAIN STREET ittN--4$4.-e4,tal'tti•,*.timtz.,atqtedydqcw.rcqtzrt:N. •;nriodoptf. 0 ' Turkey, the traditional Christmas fowl, starts here--on the poultry farm. One of the major producers in this area is Harry Hayter, whose operation is located just west of Dashwood, He raises 20,000 to 30,000 turkeys, processes some in his own plant, sends ethers to processor-buyers. Above, left, Harry inspects a number of New York dressed birds ready for delivery. Young son Tommy, approaching six years old, proudly displays the more modern and more popular eviscerated turkey. Above, seven-year-old Janice obviously is pleased with the plumpness of the birds in the water tank, waiting to be processed. Left, Bill Meyer and Ron Keller de-feather the birds for processing. Another group of workers at the Hayter farm completes the plucking by hand after the machine has removed most of the feathers. --T-A photos krWsttAlkicqlciv.titte.cirt:5MM(4"oritoVtrogt.tctlitoilk oilf43:?`,4 Days may come and days may go, but Christmas Day has a special magic and wonder all its own. May it be for you the very merriest of holidays! FINK'S MEAT / MARKET EXETER A wish for you from us: May your heart be filled with joy and good will on this, the birthday of Him whose message was Peace on Earth. To you and yours, a happy Noel! r ti oPsta.o.,,c. eq.,•t trait% cP.Ai 10,4 MI4 zNriterq'A•<;;Ntiqgstm:412tto?tfrc:ixen atrisfinas atter We hope you have a very Merry Christmas, the good old-fashioned kind with all the trimmings ...joyous carols, stockings hung by the chimney, laughter, love and good cheer. Caldwell's North End Yule more religious says church journal Peaceful as a snowy landscape, lively as a playful fawn is the Christmas we wish for you. We are ever grateful to you for your thoughtful consideration and gracious patronage. British Mortgage Exeter Advisory Board Christmas is becoming more religious, says the Rev. A. C. Forrest, editor of the United Church Observer, in the current issue of the church journal. Dr. Forrest writes: "If the present trend continues for an- other decade, United Churches will be packed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day; Santa Claus will have retired to the depart- ment stores; concerts, plays and pageants will be for schools and TV; the delivering of bas- kets to the poor will be a mem- ory; the emphasis on giving will be for the needy far away. The "needy" at home will be the sick, the elderly, the lonely and the lost ) and the nice new neigh- bor next door, Increasingly they will be invited to adult parties at the church or in homes. And the childrenos parties, plays and pageants will be at school," The Observer editor con- family." stftiiINIMili*miziWR4•Wtzig.z?,tiom0,1,1•0.141-tFA'mtAIM4itivgkitoVigt,lz, Supertest Phone 235-2930 Exeter AIR,e-MrstW4Mt e-aF,ts -csi4a4147Almxi.mAttA•q.izr ilift;;Ktit;IttziiktomzVi Art Clarke Graham Arthur YOUR SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR tinues: "In country places the church still tends to be more the centre of community life and the place for parties and con- certs. The growth of the larger school areas tends to throw the small community parties back to the church. In the cities the parties tend to centre around home, office and other institu- tions, and the church is spe- cializing more in its religious services." Dr. Forrest observes: "There is more turning to sac- red music in United churches. "There is more recognition that Christmas is not just for children, but for adults, too. There is more emphasis on Christtnas E v e celebrations. Some even have their turkey the night before Christmas, so that Christmas Day may see more time for church and the PHONE 235-1820 MOTORS PHONE 285-1373 EXETER PETER RAYMOND BENSON W. TUCKEY Congratulations to the Winners ELMER D. BELL, Q.C. of our "Win Your Purchase" Christmas Draw The Council Of the Town of exeter has empowered me to proclaim 000 WINNER: Mrs. Ray P. Johnson, 210 Columbia Drive, Huron Park $50 TO $100 WINNER: Lois Armstrong, Aylrner $10 TO $50 WINNER: Mrs, 0. Koop- mans, Exeter Thursday, Dec. 26 Boxing Doy W. II. Gregory ; Chairmanof the Board of Directors of -British Mortgage & Trust Company, is pleased to announce the appointment of three leading business and professional men as members of the British Mortgage Exeter Advisory Board: Elmer Do Bell, Q.C., Peter Raymond and Benson Tuckey. Mr. Bell has practised law in Exeter since 1946, Active in the community he is a member of the South Huron District High School Board, a member and first President of the Solith Huron Hospital Hoard, President of the Ontario Progres- sive Conservative Association, Past President of the Huron LaW Association. Mr. Raymond tame to EXeter In 1962, when he took over the law practice of William Cdchralle, QoC. He is director and secretary of the Eiteter Industrial Promotion Corporation, director Ray- mend Brothers 'Limited of London, member of the Exeter Curling Club, Canadian Bar Association and Huron County Hal' Association. Mr. Tuckey, the first mayor of Exeter since its incOrporation as a town, has lived in or near the town most of his life. President and General Manager of Guenther Tuckey Transports Limited, Mr, Turkey Is Past Presi- dent Of the Exeter Lions Club, member and Past President Of the Soeth Huron litiSpital Board add a member of the Exeter Agricultnral Society. British Mortgage & Trust is very pleased with the reception the Company has received in Exeter, Mr, Gregbry. said, and will announce plans shortly for a new office to be built on Main Street. We have ap.. pointed these prominent community leaders to be associated with us, Their thorough knowledge of the area. Will be of itivalbable assistance to OS iti meeting the financial and trust needs of the community. 74444 fea Our thanks to one and all for their patronage and for their interest in this event. We 'were extremely isieased with your enthutiasm for this special feature. May' 1 also remind you to Since lf377 Drive Safely Over The Holidays W. t, SIMMONS, Mayor too.414.04 , wo.*:+o~:Aitmei5o0w4izo.o.sw .wa- Telephone 135-4530 Exeter BRITISH MORTGA0f, TUST Net, eirtiameal Sandy Elliot Furniture 8t Appliances 444 MAIN STRto- iy~i t4ogo:eia6,NotikOriekr:•493:14ntktk OsUtiiik: e4iest,t)loliU4:ht.t.iitiii$VO$.0iOniAgOOs,04.eiotworgioiNOAllt0.2oOko