The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-24, Page 7Scout Appreciation •
The Boy Scout Grotto Committee wish to thank everyone
who helped make the Christmas project a success. Also
to the following who sponsored advertising.
Dr. D. A. Esker
pr. R. W. Read
Dr. J. Corbett
Dr. H. H. Cowen
Dr. M. C. Fletcher
Peter Raymond
Bell & Laughten
Gerald Webb
Bill and Doug Parker
Alvin Pym
Wally Burton
Ray Mills
Gerald Godbolt
Times-Advocate, ..PoKember 24, WO ,P09* 7- Ladies elect officers Elimville WI
fete shut-ins Hold special events at Cromarty
Mrs? John Jefferson, Mrs..
E. Moore, Mrs. Grace Scott,
Mrs. Sadie pcott, Mrs. T. Laing,
Mrs. ii, Carey and Mrs. K.
McKellar were entertained at
the home of Mrs. R. D. Sadler,
Staffa on Friday afternoon.
Euchre was enjoyed.
Mrs. Gordon Laing is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. sit Mrs. K. McKellar
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. W. N. Binning, Mit-
chell, and attended the carol
service in Knox Presbyterian
Church. ,
Detigliks and Mrs. E. Allen.
Mrs, Wm. Taylor read as
a topic "How Faris` it to Beth..
IOW?" Christmas carols
were sung during the meeting,
Mrs. H. Paraens read a story
entitled ',The Rosemary Flow,"
er",
The annual meeting followed
when reports were given by the
various secretaries and thp
treasurer showing a good year
financially. It was decided to
order two life membership cer,
tificates.
Mrs. Norman Harburn pre-
sented the report of nominating
committee as fellows; Honorary
presidents, Mrs. Thos. Scott,
Mrs. C. McKaig; president,
Mrs. John Miller; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Gerald Carey; sec-
retary, Mrs. C. Douglas; as-
sistant secretary, Mrs. F.
Hamilton; treasurer, Mrs. N.
Harburn; assistant, Mrs. E.
Allen; pianists, Mrs. R. Laing,
Mrs. Duncan Scott;
Work committee, Mrs. G.
By 1‘01.. BOSS .SKINNER,
ELIMVILLE
The Elimyillp UCW held their
pecernber meeting Monday a,r,
ternoen at the church. Mrs.
Howard. Pym and Mrs. Ross
Skinner were in charge of the
program.
grs. John Batten assisted
Mrs. prn in the deyotional.
Brian pym, and Mrs. Pym sang
a duet, Mrs. Skipper read the
C h r iS tin as story 0 ,Anether
Place at the Table". Mrs.Fre
man Horne favoured with a piang
instrumental of d(C hristrn as
Carols" Miss Ruth Skinner read
a peon,
During the business it was
decided to cater to the Us-
borne Township banquet held
Monday, January 4. Roll Call
was answered by your favourite
verse on your 1964 Christmas
card.
The shut-in bexes were pack-
ed following the meeting. Lunch
was served by the hostesses,
Miss Ruth Skinner and Mrs.
John Batten and their commit-
tee.
Carey, grs. G. Scott, •Mrs. C.
Kerslake and Mrs. G. Pang;
flower committee, Mrs. D.
Scott, Mrs. Wm. Taylor; Wel-
come and welfare, Mrs. Lloyd
Miller; Glad Tidings secretary,
Mrs. R, Laingi supply secre-
tarY, Mrs, Lorne Elliott; cook
book committee, Mrs. John
Miller, Mrs. Wesley Russell,
Mrs. Mervin Dow and Mrs. C,
Kerslake; home helpers, Mrs.
R. Laing; nominating committee
Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mrs. N.
Harburn; report to managers,
Mrs. C. Kerslake; auditors,
Mrs. L. Elliott, Mrs. R. Laing.
MARK ANNIVERSARY
Friends and relatives gath-
ered in Staffa Hall Friday night
to celebrate the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Elliott, Staffa.
The evening was spent play-
ing cards followed with dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott were pre-
sented with a chair from their
neighbors and friends. Other
gifts were presented by the
family and relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott have four sons,
Frank, Staffa, Wilfred, London;
Larry and Glen at home; two
grandsons, Chris and Brian. KONGSKILDE LTD.
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PERSONALS
Mr. Lindsay McKellar spent
the weekend at the home of his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Ferg McKellar, Seaforth.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas of Em-
bro is visiting with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Douglas and family.
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Jefferson
visited recently with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. Bruce Cleland of Lis-
towel.
Mrs. Grace Scott spent the
weekend with relatives in Lon-
don.
Nancy Scott, little daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Scott,
is a patient in Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. Anthony Allen of Strat-
ford visited Sunday with his
parents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Al-
len.
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Miss Kay Horne of London
and Miss Jean Lammie of Cen-
tralia spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs, Freeman Horne
and Raymond.
Miss John Bray and Agnes
of Thames Road visited Fri-
day with Mrs. Nelson Clarke
and Mrs. Wm. Walters.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Phil Bern were Mr. &
Mrs. Ward Hern and Mr. &
Mrs. Kenneth Hern and fam-
ily of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Hern of Sunshine Line.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Clarke
of Sebringville visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Walters
and Mrs. M. Clarke.
Mrs. Isabel Sugden and Mr.
Tennyson Johns visited in St.
Marys on Sunday with Mrs.
Bessie Frank.
Special Greetings
to a Special community
By MRS, KEN McKEI-1-AE
atONIA4TY
With a lighted Christmas tree
for decoration the White Gift
Service was held An PrornartY
phurch Sunday with Rev. J. C.
Hoyne in charge,
The junior choir led the stag-
ing ,and sang a PPeCial number
under the leadership of Miss
carol Ann Dow. White gifts
were presented by the child-,
rep.
The infant son of Mr. and
Mrs, John Miller (StephenJohn)
was presented fer baptism.
The Simday school pupils and
teachers occupied the centre
front pews during the service.
SCHOOL CONCERTS
The annual Christmas con,
cert of SS 5 Hibbert, was held
Friday December 18 with a
good attendance.
The stage was decorated to
represent a '!homey" living
room, and choruses, dialogues,
recitations were presented by
the pupils with Mr. Eric Mc-
Kay, who is organist of Cen-
tral United Church Stratford,
and is also their instructor of
music, as accompanist.
Mr. Calvin Christie acted
as chairman welcomed Jolly Old
Santa who distributed the usual
gifts and treats.
The Christmas concert of
SS 6 Hibbert was held Wednes-
day evening December 16 with
Mr. Eldon Allen acting as chair-
man. Choruses, recitations and
a one act play were presented
by the pupils. Mrs. Gordon
Laing was pianist. Santa Claus
arrived with his usual gifts and
treats.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
The Elimville Sunday School
presented a Christmas concert
in Elimville Church Friday
evening, Dec. 18.
Each class presented a numb-
er also the CGIT sang a numb-
er of Christmas carols.
The senior girls presented
a humorous skit and the Young
Peoples Class concluded the
program with a Nativity Scene.
Jolly Old St. Nick payed a
visit at the close with candy
for all the children.
PERSONALS
Several families attended the
Hi-Time Commencement pro-
grams at SHDHS Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Cooper,
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mr.
& Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Kathy,
Nancy and Joan, Mr. & Mrs.
Donald Parsons, Susan, Gail
and Debbie of Hens all were Sun-
day guests of Mr. & Mrs. Rus-
sell King of Crediton.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Willcox and
Scott of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Routly.
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ELECT 1965 OFFICERS
The annual meeting of the
Marian Ritchie Evening Aux-
iliary was held at the home of
Mrs. John Miller with Mrs.
Miller presiding.
Mrs. Jim Miller read the
Christmas story. Eleven mem-
bers answered the roll call.
The study book chapter on ',The
Challenge of the Changing City"
was read by Mrs. Jim Miller,
assisted by Mrs. F. Hamilton,
Mrs. J. Templeman, Mrs. C.
It seems like more than the conventional greeting card i s
needed when we think about how much we owe the good folks
in Exeter. At this time four months ago we were barely even
an idea. With hard work, much planning, devotion and cold
cash the company has taken root, built its plant and es-
tablished an industry. Now the name of Exeter and quality
mobile home is being spread across Canada, already from
St. John's, Newfoundland to Edmonton, Alberta. Another
year and we will be adding so much more to the growth and
vitality of our community. But none of it would have been
possible but for the trust and courage of the Exeter Industrial
Commission and the citizens of the town. Christmas is an
appropriate time to express appreciation and wish the kind-
ness you have expressed to us will return to you in doubled
measure. @REETAGS
a As we celebrate the day of His
birth, may its inspiration bring you the
peace and love He wished for the world ...
may all the blessings of Christmas dwell in
your home and your heart always. William C. Smith
F. W. Huxtable CUSTOM TRAILERS GREETING (Exeter) Limited
EXETER PHONE 235-1182
Merrily, merrily we sing out our wishes
to you for the happiest holiday season ever;
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may you and your loved ones have a
merry Christmas, and enjoy all the tradition.
al festivities and delights of this glad time,
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North End Supertest The Exeter Grill
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proclaiming the glad and
glorious holiday season, and .
we chime in with out greeting's and good
Wishes to you. 1/lay the joyous carols strike
a responsive chord in your heart— renewing
all the age-old wonder of Christmas.
4 Let us remember, as we celebrate.His birth,
that our duty to mankind is ever ,growirig in a world
that gropes for peace and understanding. With
trust in I- 1111 . . and with the spirit of love, we must renew our
faith and dedicate Our eheittiTtS to accomplish that ideal
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of Children's Aid Societies and are available for 'adoption. Somewhere there are new parents with whom each child
could share a lifetitheOf happlheSS. Here are descriptions of a few of the childtent ........,...., ..... .. . . ., ......, . „... .... . ,. . .....
PETER is _t'1., years of age, a rrench lad, Pleasant personality„ bright and Otrich child who is tall and slender now, so She may grow up in her
Canadian, Rehm Catholic boY' \Oa active, with blue-grey eyes, blonde hair and 'own 'home.
is big for his age. lie 1111$ .lialei eyes. Shirley is 6 ,),ea rs of age, in v,„ra d e t, .a fair complexion. Ruth is a healthy,
light brown hair, a round face with A slender, dainty girl with brown talkative and active girl mho is anx-LYNN is a healthy, very active,
even features. A healthy', outgoing eyes, fa i r ha ir a nd compl ex i on, a t. ions to please and has. a great need contented and happy child of a year
lad with a pleasant personality. tic tractive appearance. Soniewhat shy or n permanent home. This little girl and -11 half, She is u Roman Catholic
is Progressing normally for his age 'with it pleasing personality, bright feels insecure and only Protestant g, i r_l _01.,,,pu,t.ci,,,:_o_id_N_e.g!o_ .p,ar,e.nIts,.
and needs Roman Catholic parents. a nd a vet)? appealing little girl, adoptive ttareW can give her self- Or" '''''' " lar ge "."le "1.:1 .1s,
who will trijey it 'robust miniature ,_. . _ ,_ . . certainty and happiness, broWit 'cycs, black hair and Mulatto
rugby player. 3 UM' and ROSS areseparated front . . coMplexion. liven facial features anti
KIM • their family but not from each other, STEVEN would like a country home very attractive looking. She is out-
is is little 2 sear tildi lkonntn and Illey wish to remain -together, with his very own adopted parents. gain and friendly and needs loving
Catholic girl or English (yid Irish (toss is very Manly and protective of Fie is II 31 /1 year old, 'Canadian,. parents.
"aratnts' This child is :slender with his little sister. tie it a •C'IlliOdialli Protestant boy, 'b°y, Stevie
blond tal .`111d WAYNE is a healthy and bright, 11 lovely eyes of an unusnal gray-greett Pretestant, or to years of' ago mid in Slender with blue eyes, hair, months old, Roman Catholic baby colour, long lashes, strawberry tirade 4:slight, wiry build with lia.el rosy theehs 'and even , tine features,
boy of sottish a nd Irish d escen t, blonde, very fair complexion. She N ,eyes,.brown hair and fair complex- A handsonie youngster. :Stevie is lic is well developed with blue eyes, shy and quiet at. first but mischic. ion. Musical „bility Imo .erdos. tine quiet an d shy, v,,,,it h strangers, htst, light brown 'hair and fair coMplexiOn. vOuS and outgoing later on. Knit has wano, day is 6 years of u p, ill outgoing and tionionstrative tit
average intelligence and is a healthy ()rade 1,, showing average abili ty, at. ltioticyr i ,ittoeromtat al iti,totymelei 0,„ .‘l ielirtes ipsa t;‘,. A. II 11,d 5°111° .1-444 " .1,1.th we.e. lad .„ is . relaxed, contented, tasy-going out little girl„ Nicely built child with blue eyes, healthy sensitive to new surroundings and
BARRY and SIIIRLEV are brother wavy, light brown hair and rattier cats by adoption. new people. Wayne has a slight in- and sister and they walit vatents w.ho sweet looking. Ouiet but affection- ...rvoi, ,: Fv....3e., is a vi year old, chubby little voluntary movement of the eyes,
would welettnie Iwo children since ate and responsive, A 'Protestant Roman Catholic Indian girl. She this however, does not preclude
they Wish to reinftitt together; couple who would appreciate these
, has brown 'eyes, black hair and a normal .childhood activities, sebool-
garry IS a 9 year Old, Roman CathOlic .e h11,ilrell 'e°,111d .l.l' thisbrothel. and dark tompIeVicin with a round 'face, jug orodult ottainment.Wayne needs
boY, of English and French heritage. sister `11-1t1 t hel"WhCS "n htlerectillg Rose is a normal, healthy, average Roman Catholic parents mid Ms ow n
Stocky .build, dark brown eyes and "dill '' little girl with a placid disposition. literal,) sent home before be 510 555
hair, Grade 4. Barry is an outgoing 'gilt( is aft Sy or old, Protestant, Rose needs Roman 'Catholic parent, any elder,
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We're thankful
for our many friends
and wish them happiness at this
very special time. Merry Christmas!
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Phone 238.2481 Grand Bend
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