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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-24, Page 5The EXETER and DISTRICT To all our friends and patrons, we extend jagful greetings and hest wishes for the Christmas season. CL best of every- thing for you and your family...not only during the Holiday Season, but always...this is our sincere wish. As we approach the highways of this holiday season, may all roads lead all of you to health, happiness and pros- perity. (EXETER) LTD. Earl W. Neil Shur-Gain Fertilizer R R 1 Exeter 2351921 sgwv:wiomwesistmi.g i.ib.:4.ir4.4,4rinwttaivaiftamarAlzfltrerftetainz e_z44,4 CeIlif,1492,04 g'all our friends and neighbors C. A. McDoivell Ltd Yznyvene.74. ................ mas stories during the Gulid Page 4 PecftribQr 1964 St, Paul 's c h ren pecting. Roll call was answer ed by Axi exchange 01Phri§tMas perform at Kirkton Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hodder', Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 •'•WW=.75 church Saturday evening. A short program was enjoyed consisting of PPM. by Terry Kellor, Terri Paul, 13rent, $te- vet) and Kirk BlaClcier, Bruce Fairbairn, Philip, WPIldy, Jayne and Robert 131ackler; recita- tions by Joan, Ross and Mark Henry; song and dance by Deb- bie Schaefer; folk singing by Tom and Bob Bennett; piano ;14! P9th societies Wig AA, rinal reports showing a, proof mous year. Lunch was served " MRS. "'ARPL'PKPIRAKVTI5ON solos by Anne Urquhart, Ruth m1;12.414, rA'gv,14901 hIviosr$te.4C,44°Pr' Ann .Henry and Terri Paul. PERSONALS Santa paid a visit and lunch Paul Sunday School held -• ' • ' • cip.4mr; spent two, At w. Wisemanocy4 this .ef Lpoqns,i, ' was served, dren in the basement of the a Christmas party for the chil- . week with Mrs, Alvin pine GUILD & WA while Mr, crap attended a S. Paul's Guild and WA met c12-,0P ,Convention in TorOnto. Thursday evening Dec, 10 at the St. PAUPS Fellowship cltib rectory. Mrs. Clayton Smith and members of Kirkton United led in the devotional period church went carol singing Sun, assisted by Rev. Lyle Bennett, day evening to the senior Ott- A Christmas reading was given tens and shut-ins. Santa was by Mrs. Bennett, A letter was PrePent and gave out his annual read from the prayer partner treat. in Saskatchewan. Mr. Dan Jarvis is a patient Mrs. Schaefer read Christ- in Victoria Hospital, London. isweweipiew144krzweWle,Wewowewewevewowewewewelwewewewewewe wewewe,we.weweviwwat,* Children entertain during WI's party Rebekahs will present plants At the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday eve- ning presided over by Noble Grand Mrs. J. Ingram, the CP • & T committee reported they are distributing plants to the shut-ins for Christmas. At the conclusion of the next meeting, January 6, a social will be held, each member to invite a guest. Pommeled School orchestra enjoyed again One of the annual features of the SHDHS Hi-Time is the numbers presented by the school or- chestra, and this year was no exception. They are shown here performing under the direction of Mr. Cecil Wilson. members include: Elaine Powe, Alfred Aquilina, Roman Orenchuk, Sheila Fahner, Norman Weigand, Lynda Hunter-Duva.r, Leroy Hern, Doug Huntley, Margaret Salmon, Phil Huntley, John Godbolt, Gus Creses, Jim Coates, Bob Forrest, Gary Eagleson, Bob Higgins, Vernon Hern, Eleanor Wolfe, Bryan Baynham, Peter Stenabaugh, Malcolm Hiltz, Barry McKnight, David Stringer, David Grainger, Grant Jones and David Frayne. --T-A photo Mr. & Mrs. Blighton Ferg are spending Christmas Day at Atwood with the latter's mother, Mrs. Mabel Baillie and mem- bers of her family, the cele- bration featuring a reunion of all the families will be held in the Parish Hall Anglican Church at Atwood and will be attended by over fifty. Church festival, party enjoyed by Kippen folk Cooper accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper. Mrs. Robt. Gemmell gave an interesting story for the chil- dren. A play ,,Wanted a House- keeper" was presented by Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, Mrs. James Drummond, Mrs. Ross Sara.ras, Mrs. Kenneth McKay, Mrs. E. Whitehouse, Mrs. Robt. Bell, Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper. Santa paid his yearly visit and lunch of sandwiches, cook- ies and ice cream served by the hostess, her co-hostess, Mrs. Robt. Bell, and committee. The Christmas meeting of Kippen East WI was held Wed- nesday, December 16, at the home of Mrs. Ernest White- house, President Mrs. Verne Alderdice opened the meeting by reading, 6,Christmas is a many splendoured thing". ' Business discussed included plans for a euchre to be held in Hensall January 22 also two quilts to be completed before the next meeting. One quilting will be at Mrs. Cecil Pullman's and one at the home of the president. Christmas carols and Silver Bell were sung and Mrs. James Drummond gaVe a paper on "Holly". Entertainment by the children was provided in recitations by Allan Bell and Don Sararas, a duet by Marilyn and Bonnie evening. Mr. Bud McLeod (formerly of Kippen) is hospitalized in Westminster Hospital, London. in the area. Mr. & Mrs. Vivan Cooper accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mellis were in London Friday Anderson wins Christmas shoot John Anderson won the annual Christmas turkey shoot at Kip- pen over the weekend, scoring 46 of 50 shots in the handicap event. Bill Stewart, Goderich, who won the two miss and out event, finished second to Anderson, making 45 of 50 shots. He won four turkeys. The shoot was sponsored by Kippen Gun Club. Your Meteor - Mercury Dealer Roy Campbell, Proprietor 94 London Road 262-2112 ewieweweftwe.wwewe vaJwieow e47ewewewewe.weJwewiewea HENSALL MOTOR SALES to?Al•cIMAYdzi'S1/4 raWARW-cftliftitatizatcmszKrar:momtv:,4• FARM SERVICE W. Victor Knip, Proprietor Farm Custom Work • Seed Fertilizer By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN The annual Christmas festi- val for the Brucefield-Kippen pastoral charge was held Sunday evening at the church at 8 pm with Rev. Howard Plant as nar- rator and choir leader and Miss Jean Ivison as organist. The members of Brucefield and Kippen choirs presented the Christmas story in song and the young people from the charge dramatically portrayed the nativity tableau. The solo- ists were Mrs. Keith Lovell, Miss Joan Sinclair, Mrs. Fred McGregor and Mr. Henry Bin- nendyk. Petdmeted We thank our many friends and customers for the work and business in 1964 and we hope to give you even better service in 1965. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Victor - Laurence -Gabby 05•WerieleVe.Wes.4e3;tiel nrorkl",•Werierio.wet Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamil- ton, and Robert of UWO London, are spending their Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. Robert spent the weekend in Chatham and Sarnia. Mrs. Lou Simpson is spending the Christmas vacation with members of her family in Royal Oak and Birmingham, Mich. Sixteen Christmas boxes for shut-ins and older members of Carmel Presbyterian Church were packed at the home of Mrs. Earl Campbell Thursday after- noon by WMS members and delivered to members in the Q ue e ns w ay Nursing Home, Huronview and South Huron Hospital. John Tudor, who is attending University of British Columbia in Vancouver, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Tudor. The Nativity scene outside the United Church was erected by the Young People. Hurondale Dairy 262-2712 SS CONCERT The annual Christmas con- cert was held at the church Wednesday evening Dec.16 with a good attendance. The program included an opening song by the Sunday School; an Advent candlelighting ceremony by Grant Jones, Gwen Hendrick, Gary Anderson and Joan Sinclair; nursery and kin- dergarten, two songs; recita- tions by Shirley Chalmers, Deb- bie Consit t, Brenda Turner, Leslie Coleman and Tommy Workman; skit by Doug McKay and Ken Chalmers; solos, Deb- bie Anderson, H. Binnendyk; guitar duet, Grant and Kenneth Jones; chorus by the juniors; a story; piano solo, Kenneth Jones and a trio, Darlene, Dianne and Doug McKay. Treats and gifts were dis- tributed to the children and lunch followed. E. L. MICKLE AND SON LTD. 120 MILL STREET HENSALL 262-2714 •v?:e*r.ftlt:Mr.-:"'lezisetNi•Mre:Mt:?Att:Niz?Ittl .e4: SAFETY SLOGAN The mark of a killer The guy full of foam Who knows he can't walk it, But tries to drive home. PERSONALS Mr. Frank Wright and Mr. Andrew Petrie of Seaforth left by motor last week for a win- ter's vacation in Venice, Flor- ida. Mr. & Mrs. John Kerr of Dublin were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Eldin Kerr. Several cases of measles and chickenpox have been reported Here's to you, valued friends and Werie We.'Wetfizaie•Whaoal 401 • • • 5:koxiii1.14,3A4.z. GIR1STIPS 111)1110 "Unto you a, Child is born," And the message of the manger is ever new, and heiv/y present at this holy season, to lift our spirits and bring us joy, we send our sincerest wishes for a joyful, • cheerful, healthful Holiday Season. customers „ good wishes by the sleigh full, plus hearty thanks for your patronage throughout the year, May you all enjoy a Holiday hell in love, warm with friendship and abounding in good health, good cheer and good fellowship. ofe t us Share in the wonder and joy the shepherds felt that first Holy Night when angels brought their glad tidings of peace, good will toward man. BRUCE REFRIGERATION FINK PLUMBING & HEATING Bruce Emerson Thompson GRAND BEND 238-2385 W. G. 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