HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-24, Page 16CARDS OF THANK$,
The ferelly. of the late Her-
hert I. Ford wishes to express
their sincere thnks to relar
friends and neighbere
for the many acts of kindnese,
floral tributes and messages of
sympathy received during their
recent Sad bereavement, See-
ciat thanks to Rey. Lewis, Dr,
Ecker, R. C, Dinney Funeral
Home, the pallbearers and to the
neighbors who assisted in the
home, 24*
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to every one for
the visits, cards, flowers and
treats received during my stay
in St. josephos Hospital, Special
thanks to the neighbors who
helped in any way. It was all
very much appreciated.-Mrs.
B. R. Gamble. 24*
I wish to thank my many
friends who remembered me
with cards, treats and visits
while a patient in Clinton pub-
lic Hospital.- Vern Alderdice.
24c
IN MEMORIAM —
GLANVILLE -In loving me-
mory of our dear daughter
and sister VelmaJoyce Glan-
ville who passed away one
year ago December 28, 1963.
She didn't have time to say
farewell,
Nor we to say goodbye;
She was gone before we knew it,
And only God knows why;
Please forgive a silent tear,
A secret wish that she were
here;
For in God's garden now at
rest,
Peacefully sleeping lies one of
the best.
-Sadly missed by Mom and
Dad, Carolyn, Judy, Debbie
and Shellie. 24c
HAMILTON-In loving memory
of a dear Mother and Grand-
mother, Sarah Hamilton, who
passed away one year ago,
Dec. 2'7, 1963.
Oft and oft our thoughts do
wander,
To the grave not far away;
There we laid our dear mother
Just one year ago today.
- Ever remembered by Alex,
Clara and boys. 24*
KIPFER -In loving memory of
my dear Mother, Mrs. Leah
Kipfer who left us 22 years,
Dec. 24, 1942.
My lips cannot tell how I miss
her,
My heart cannot tell what I say;
God alone knows how we miss
her
In a home that is lonesome to-
day.
-Remembered always by her
daughter, Mrs. Ella L. Des-
Jardine and grandchildren.
24*
Arena
Schedule
Thursday - 24
Public and Season Ticket
Skating 2-4
Midget House League 7-8
Friday - 25
Arena Closed
Saturday - 26
canadiens vs Leafs 8-9
Wings vs Hawks 9-10
Red Wings vs Bltie Wings
s1q0U-Iirits 11e12
Public Skating 2-4
Teen. Time Datice 8
Monday 28
Vigitte Skating 4t3O4t30
Centralia 9:30-10:86
Tuesday 29
Public and Seaeon 'Ticket,
Skating 2-4
BA:Mani tionSe League 7-6
Open'for Booking 8-11
Wednesday - 30
Petrolia 'vs Jr. 'Hawks 8:30
Sunday - 27
Public Skating 2=4
Broom Ball Teen Time
4:15-5:15
Pon diploma; Harvey Blerling,
Grace Keller, FIgine Keys,
Barbara Mellin, Mona Schade,
Richerd Shoebottom, Frences
Skinner and Johri Wade.,
Commercial diploma; Allen
Bakker, Harvey Bierling, Carol
Bratrud, Nile Greenlee, Grace
Keller, Elaine Keys, Barbara
Kilgour, Barbara Mellin, Fred
Sanders, Mona Schade, Richard
Shoebottom, Frances Skinner,
Joan Smith and John Wade.
Typing speed awards went to
Joan Smith and Allan Roszell.
Board of education awards for
the highest marks in, each grade
in each subject were presented
as follows:
Grade 9- Gary Flaxbar d,
Janet Miller, Rick Buchenan,
Margaret Colbert, Eldon Bul-
lock, Jim Knox, Mary A nn
Wilds, Faye Duncan, Alex Gar-
diner and Lynn Otis.
Grade 10-Ray Sauder, Barry
Morlock, Shirley Snider, Glen
Ratz, Doug Prout, Bob Hend-
rick, Marcia Sa,uder, Elizabeth
Snell, Nancy Willert, Ken
Eagleson and Diane Weber.
Grade 11-Mary Corbett, Bob
Thompson, Keith Strang, Bob
Storie, John Franklin, Carolyn
Campbell, Iris Marshall, Karen
Finkbeiner, Pat McCoy and Jim
Kerslake.
Grade 12 - David Pyette, Bob
Bennett, Brenda Bocock, Wayne
Baynham, Keith Hay, Elaine
Powe, Ella Mae Schlenker,
Shirley Sauder, Jack Ailey and
Eric Finkbeiner.
Special commercial -Nile
Greenlee and Carol Bratrud.
Area seniors
name officers
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The Staffa hall was the setting
for a pot luck dinner in connec-
tion with the annual meeting of
the Senior Citizens of Cromarty
and Staffa club. Rev, and Mrs.
Bert Daynard were guest speak-
ers.
The president, Mr. H. Carey,
opened the meeting and routine
,usiness was dealt with. Mrs.
Bowman called the roll,
using "What would you like
for Christmas" as the topic.
The invitation from Staffa UCW
was accepted. January 12 is the
date for the next meeting.
Rev. Bert Daynard installed
the officers for 1965 as follows:
President, Tom Laing; vice-
president, Darrell Parker; sec-
retary, Wilbur Miller; trea-
surer, Mrs. Wilbur Miller; roll
call secretary, Mrs. Cecil Bow-
man; press secretary, Mrs.
Grace Scott; pianist, Mrs. R.
McCaughey.
The new president took the
chair and a singsong of Christ-
mas carols followed. Mrs. Day-
nerd gave a timely message on
"How and Why we celebrate
Christmas". ""In the present
age", she said, "we are so
involved in preparing and de-
corating for Christmas there
is little room in our hearts
for the real meaning of Christ-
mas." Mr. Daynard expressed
their appreciation for be ing
present and hoped that more
would join the group, as a Senior
Citizens group is a very worth-
while organization in a com-
munity.
Mr. Tom Laing moved a vote
of thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Daynard. Mrs. Bowman and
Miss Olive Speare expressed
appreciation to the retiring of-
ficers and the pianist.
Invite you to join them for
Worship, Fellowship and
Services
MAIN STREET
United Church of Canada
Minister:
Rev. R. S. Hiitz, B.A., M.Th.
Guest Organist: Bonnie McCrae
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:15 a.m.-A Meditation in this
Holy Season
Junior Choir
Nursery provided
7:30 p.m.-T-A Choristers
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East
R. Van Farowe, Minister
Friday, Dec. 25
1:00 p.m.-Christmas Service
2:00 p.m.-S.S. Christmas Pro-
gram
Sunday, Dec. 27
10:00 a.m.-Worship, Dutch
2:00 p.m.-Worship, English
All Welcome
PEACE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Services in Caven Presbyte•
rian Church at Main & Hill St.)
Pastor: William A. Getz
CHRISTMAS DAY
8:45 a,m.-Holy Communion
Sunday, Dec. 27
8:95 a,m.-Divine Services
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
ZION
LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Pastor: Rev. William Getz
CHRISTMAS EVE
8:00 p.m.-Children's Christ-
mas Program
CHRISTMAS DAY
10:00 a.M.-Cornmunion Service
Sunday, Dee, 27
0:45 a.m.-Sunday School
10:00 a.m.---Bible Class
11:00 A.m.-Divine Service
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Minister:
A. J. Stienstra, B.A., B.D.
CHRISTMAS DAY
10:00 a.m.-Christmas Service,
English - Sermon: "Abiding
in the Field"-Luke 2:8
2:30 p.m.-Sunday School
Christmas Programme
SUNDAY, DEC. 27
10:00 a.m.-Worship Service
(English)
2:15 p.m.-Worship Service
(Dutch)
NEW YEAR'S EVE
8:00 p.m.-Worship Service
(Dutch)
NEW YEAR'S DAY
10:00 a.m.-Worship Service
(English)
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Sauder, Pastor
10:30 a.m.--Morning Service
11:15 a.m,--Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
Visitors Welcome
5:30 p.m.-C H L 0 Mennonite
Hour.
EXETER PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
55 Main St.
Rev. L. H. Johnston, Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 a.m.-Bible School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.-The Gospel Hour
Sermon:
" The End of the World"
TUESDAY 8:00 P.M.
Prayer and Bible Study
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10 YEARS AGO
Cold air caused a drop in
temperature to 7.'7 below zero
which was the lowest recorded
at RCAF Centralia since March
15, 1948.
Dr. H. H. Cowen, chairman
of the SHDHS board since it was
formed in 1946, was honored at
a school banquet Friday night.
Dr. Lulu Geiser and her fath-
er William Gaiser Sr., left this
week for Florida.
Winner of the Exeter Kinette
draw for a cedar chest was
Mrs. Howard Holtzman.
15 YEARS AGO
Reeve A. J. Sweitzer enter-
tained the members of the coun-
cil, the town officials at a
turkey banquet at Monetta Men-
ard's following the final meeting
of council Thursday evening.
The local staff of the Bell
Telephone Co. held aChristmas
party last Thursday evening
starting with a turkey banquet
at Monetta Menard's and con-
cluding with dancing.
The students of journalism
of the University of Western
Ontario staged their an nu al
Christmas banquet Thursday
evening attended by over 125.
Don Southcott is president of
the Journalism Press Club.
A letter from B. M. Francis
in Florida states that the weath-
er has been 88 degrees in the
daytime and 66 at night.
25 YEARS AGO
The name "Exeter" has been
in the headlines the past week.
It was the British cruiser Exe-
ter which bore the brunt of the
New courses
set at Clinton
Principal D. J. Cochrane,
Central Huron Secondary
School, announced this week the
Clinton school would be intro-
ducing two new fields of in-
struction on Januray 4.
In the sheet metal and weld-
ing program of the technical
department, instruction will be
given in aluminum welding. A
Tungsten Inert Gas Welder has
been provided so that students
of the two and four year pro-
grams may be trained in a new
and very valuable skill.
There is an extreme shortage
of aluminum welders and at the
moment the only known course
available is in the city of King-
ston. A number of people have
been coining from as far away
as British Celtenbia to take this
course. The employment trends
indicate that there will be a
very strong demand for people
trained in this new and modern
skill.
The equipment will also be
available for use by the averting
School Classes.
Data processing is beng in-
troduced into the business Ma-
chines course of the cbtri-
rnercial department and will be
begun with the Installation of
an I.B.M. Key Punch Unit. This
will allow the students of Grades
11 and 12 of the four-year pro-
gram and students of the special
commercial course Who have
achieved a typing speed of at
least 45 words per minute to
obtain practical experiehte in
key punch work.
"The nee of data processing
is expanding rapidly in the dorn-
niercia.1 field arid this is the first
stage in introducing a Complete
theoretical and practical pro-
gram to enable the graduates
of the school to coinpete more
successfully in the Job world of
the inture", Mr. Cochrane said.
thing as apurely rural Corn Meet-
ity" in Southern Ontario now:
Rural and teleaficoniinunities
depend upon each Other for
co-ordinated supply of produce
and SerVitee,
Ronald Skinner; of RA 1 "Mit-
chell, was 'elected presideet
Succeeding Mertryn Wenzel of
Gowanstown.
Vice-presiderite are Gerald
"Carey 'of Cromarty, and
Alvin Hodge bf Science
A three-member executive
is Made 110 of leeV.- A, H. Day-
nerd of Staffa; ormand Prid-
here Of Fullarton, and Petcy
Greer of GowanstOven,
scarcely a reeling drunk, Know
what he gets for dinner?
Cold shouldpr and hot tongue.
Yet all he was doing was a
little Social Drinking.
Acteally, Secial Drinking was
fine, as Were so many other
things, before women got into
the act.
But then women started booz-
ing, and things heve gone from
bad to hopeless. Mixed drink-
ing developed. And the only
thing worse than mixed drink-
ing is mixing your drinks.
Social Drinking has all the
potential destructive power of
The Bomb. It leads to broken
promises, broken dishes, brok-
en noses, and broken homes.
The only good thing about it,
and the only reason it is so pop-
ular, is that it enables one to put
up with all the bores and boors,
the knuckleheads and knotheads,
the dopes and dullards, with
which society seems to be in-
fested nowdays (except for the
sparkling people, like you and
me).
Now, I hope I haven't thrown
a wet blanket on your plans for
a wet holiday season. But just to
end this little homily, may I
remind you the lines written in
eleventeen seventy-seven . by
that great Welsh poet. Hugh
Dunnit:
If you get stinking
From drinking,
It isn't Social;
It's atrocial.
Christmas
Dance
Mount Carmel Hall
Music by
The Cardinals
MON. DEC. 28
Dancing 10 - ? ?
Sponsored by HNS
L.O.L.
Euchre
Wed., Dec. 30
8:30 p.m.
Exeter Town Hall
ADMISSION 35st
Ladies Bring Lunch
EVERYBODY WELCOME
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T-A CHORISTERS
present
Song of the Holy Night
a Cantata
FAME SHAREHOLDERS - Any
interested persons are invited
to attend a meeting in Elirnville
Municipal Hall Monday Dec. 28,
at 8:30 pm. A special speaker
from the Provincial Board will
be present. 24c
EXETER JUNIOR HAWKS -
Come out and cheer on the Exe-
ter Junior Hawks when they play
Petrolia at the Exeter Arena,
Wednesday, Dec. 30 at 8:30 pm.x
ODDFELLOW BANQUET-The
Oddfellow banquet honoring our
Veteran members will be held
in the Exeter Legion Rail on
Wednesday, January 13. Odd-
fellows and Rebekahs please
note. 24:31c
Urges caution
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14114 YEAR HERE
At The
Exeter Legion
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Dancing
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New Year At
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Page 16 Times Advocate, December 24, 1944
' .r• •.. ...... ... .. ... . . Present scholastic award's
ANN. O. . MENTS at SHDHS Commencement But not
sociable! better known as the Devon-
shire Three.
Another highlight of the pro-
gram was the presentatiOn of
certificates and special awards
to graduates and others.
The list of awards showed
that the 1964 graduating class
received $3,876 in scholarships
and bursaries with Dave Bu-
chanan, Hensall, topping the
money list with $1,438.
A present student at. Water-
loo College, Buchanan received
a scholarship valued at $638
from the University, $200 from
the Hensall Kinsmen, $1.00 from
the SHDHS Paper Staff and a
$500 Dominion-Provincial bur-
sary.
Sandra Jory, Kirkton, also
received a $638 tuition schol-
caPaPitY nreW0,5 were again
maintained for this ye ar'e
SHDHS Commencement held
Monday and TtleAday, and the
audiences were treated as usual
to a toenetch night of enter-
tainment.
The variety show ranged in
tempo from the hilarious grade
13 skit to the sweet refrain
of "Scarlet Ribbons" played
by the school orchestra.
Attractive, costumed dancers
provided numbers from foreign
lands and the rage of the '20s
- the Charleston. These dances
were intermingled with numb-
ers by the various glee clubs
and some folk singing by three
graduates, George Godbolt, Ted
Wilson and John MacNaughton,
BIRTHS —
DALE - Mr, and Mrs. R. E.
Dale, RCAF Centralia, en-
eoence the birth of a daugh,
ter, Kathryn Frances, at
South Huron Hospital, De-
cember 20 - a sister for Da-.
yid, Robbie, Joyce and Bon-
nie.
DOWN Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Down, RR1 Heneell, announce
the birth of a daughter Cyn-
thia Ann (Cindy) at South Hur,
on Hospital, December 18 -
e sister for Patti Lou and
Barbara.
JONES AB RSI Larry Jones
and Mrs. Jones announce the
birth of a daughter, at South
Huron Hospital, December
21.
MacLE.AN - Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. MacLean (nee Carson) an-
nounce the arrival of their
first son, Justin Brent, at
Mount Sinai Hospital, Decem-
ber 14 -first grandchild for
Mrs. Margaret Carson and
fourth grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. F. MacLean.
arehip from Weterleo college
and a $1.90 award from the
SHDHS Student Council.
Jim Arreitage and B p
Ter vey received $500 Do,
minion-Provincial bursaries;
Nancy Ryan won the $300 South
Huron Hospital Aexiliary
award; TOM Plumb and Bill
Wright won prizes of $125 each
from the Legion Auxiliary and
Wright also received the $100
SHDHS staff award,
The list was rounded out by
Helen Hendrick, who received
the $50 Beta Sigma Phi scholar-
ship.
Student council awards of $25
each to the students receiving
the highest standing in the de-
partmental examinations went
to Ruth Ann Salmon, Dave Bu-
chanan, Sandra Jory, John Mac-
Naughton (2), Grant Schwart-
zentruber, Fay Schlenker.
Pins from the Student Council
were presented to: Gary Ford,
Elsie Gosar, Helen Hendrick,
Linda Hunter-Duvar, S and r a
Jory, Neil McAllister, Iris
Marshall, Ron Motz, Ruth Ann
Salmon, Joan Smith, Bonnie
Turvey and Bill Wright.
Exeter Lions Club awards
for the highest aggregate marks
in each grade went to: Dennis
Hazelton, Bruce Forrest, Bryan
Baynham, Jim Carscadden and
Sandra Jory.
The following received honor
graduation diplomas: Jim
Armitage, Pauline Aquiline,
Bob Becker, Barry Brintnell,
Carol Brown, Dave Buchanan,
Don Cann, Roger Cann, Pat
Crosby, John Farrell, George
Godbolt, Sandra Jory, Russell
Klopp, Larry Horner, Stan Les-
nick, Bill MacKinnon, John
MacNaughton, Heather McCon-
nell, Gerald Merner.
Fred Negryn, Ron Oke, Don
Paxton, Ada Plumb, Tom
Plumb, Larry Ratz, Shirley
Reynolds, Ross Desjar dine,
Ruth Anne Salmon, Grant Sch-
wartzentruber, Fay Schlenker,
Glenda Soper, Jim Sweitzer,
Lynda Tiernan, Bonnie Turvey,
Ron Weber, Gary Wedlake, Ted
Wilson, Paul Yungblut, Bill
Wright, John Ziler, Adrian
Brand, Barbara Hern and Mar-
garet Hotson.
Commercial course gradua-
BIRTHS —
mcQA/IN - Mr. and Mrs, Jei-
seeh McCann, RR 8 Parkhill,
announce the birth of adaughe
ter, Karen, at South Huron
Hospital December 16 e-
a sister for Patti and Mike.
SIVIIBERT Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Smibert (nee Peterson)
Denfield, announce the gift
of a eaughter„ Mary (Ruth)
Wesley, at Stra.throy Middle-
sex General Hospital Novem-
ber 25 - a sister for Mar-
garet and Alice.
CARDS OF THANKS —
I wish to extend grateful
thanks to my relativee and
friends, Drs. Read and Ecker,
the staff of South Huron Hos-
pital and the many other citi-
zens for their assistance, visits
and other acts of kindness dur-
ing my past illness. I also wish
to thank Rev. L. Johnston and
the congregation of Exeter Pen-
tecostal Tabernacle for their
many prayers on my behalf.
-Miss Della 0. Peart. 24*
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Main at Hill St., Exeter
Minister:
Rev. John C. Boyne,
B.A., B.D.
Organist: Mrs. Murray Keys
Sunday, December 27
10 a.m.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:15 a.m.-CHURCH SERVICE
You are invited to worship
with us.
Nursery available for pre-
school children.
BOWLING SCORES
EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
In Bethel Reformed Church
Huron St. E.
Pastor: W. Stephenson, B.Th.
11:15 a.m.-Sunday School
7:00 p.m.-Worship Service
Special Christmas Program
Wed., 8 p.m.-Prayer Service
Nursery for young children.
day-long battle with the German
pocket battleship the G raf Spree
off the Uruguayan coast.
Rev. Ernest Grigg, who for
over 40 years was a missionary
in Burma, addressed the Exeter
Lions Club Monday evening.
The first contingent of sol-
diers to arrive in Great Britain
included W. Servent, Lloyd Lin-
denfield, Laverne Harness and
Lloyd Hunter.
William H. Smith, Crediton,
and Amber Carter, St. Marys,
have just completed a two-week
course in auctioneering at Aus-
tin, Minn.
50 YEARS AGO
The Hensall council has pur-
chased 240 opera chairs for the
new town hall also some scen-
ery.
Senator Ratz of New Hamburg
spent Tuesday in Crediton the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Zwicker.
President John Mallett of the
Exeter Band gave a rabbit sup-
per and social evening Friday
to the band boys and their lady
friends in the Central Hotel.
Christmas night was the cold-
est of the season-the thermo-
meter registered 5 below zero.
There is little use in com-
plaining about the rigors of
putting up my tree, the horrors
of trying to find a present for
My wife, the abyss of debt into
which I am plunging. I know
how much sympathy I'd get.
We're all in the same boat.
But, with the holiday season
coming up, accompanied by its
usual parties, I thought it might
be a good time for your friend-
ly old uncle Bill to pause and ex-
amine that phenomenon of the
second half of the 20th century-
Social Drinking.
Social Drinking is one of those
beautifully vague terms we're
so fond of these days. They cov-
er a multitude of sins, and yet,
somehow, they sound respecta-
ble.
It's like "Neurotic". The lady
who is nutty as a fruitcake will
inform you with some pride,
"I'm terribly neurotic, you
know." Fifty years ago, she
wouldn't have announced so
freely that she was batty.
Social Drinking is similar.
The fellow who is so hung-over
the blood is running out his
eyes, will tell you, "I'm strictly
a Social Drinker."
Everytime I hear the term So-
cial Drinking, I utter a couple of
short, barking laughs. Social
Drinking is just an excuse for
getting plastered in public, in-
stead of quietly and decently at
home, or out behind the barn.
Social Drinking and the Cock-
tail Party go hand in hand. A
Cocktail Party is any gathering
of Social Drinkers, slopping
free liquor into empty stomachs
at a rate which suggests pro-
hibition is about to become law
within the hour. They make a
gesture toward the social end
of it by eating a cracker, with a
dead sardine on it, with every
fifth drink,
Don't confuse sociable drink-
ing with Social Drinking.Socia-
ble drinking is a quiet glass with
an old friend, by the fire; a cou-
ple of bottles of cold beer, out
fishing; a hot noggin, in compa-
ny, after a winter's day outside.
But Social Drinking is a horse
of a different hue. Ask the
housewife who comes down in
the morning after a Cocktail
Party, head thumping like a
bongo, and is confronted by the
following; a cigarette-burn on
her new coffee-table; a puree of
whiskey-and-ashes on her white
linen tablecloth; a purple
splotch on her lemon carpet;
28 dirty glasses; a lady's hand-
bag; a man's hat; 14 empty
cigarette packages; and her
husband snoring on the chest-
erfield.
Ask the chap who drops in for
a drink - just one - before facing
the spouse and spawn, after
work. He gets talking with the
boys, arrives home an hour late.
He's a little high-spirited, but
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
CREDITON
A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday, December 27
10:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
11:15 a.m.-Sunday School
LH
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TH
VB
COLLEENS
(V. Bowman 519)
(J. Harding 432)
(T. Hodgins 536)
(V. Bowman 395)
EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Minister:
Rev. M. J. James, B.A., B.D.
Organist: Mrs. K. McCrae
Sunday, December 27
10:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.-Sunday School
7:30 p.m,-Zurich E. B.
Church Choir will present a
Christmas Cantata.
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
The Rev. J. Philip Gandon,
Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
Christmas Eve:
11:50 p.m.- Midnight
Eucharist
Christmas Day:
9:00 a.m.-Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Family Service
Sunday, December 27:
8:00 a.m.-Holy Communion
11:15 a.m.-Service of Les-
sons and Carols
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MEDWAY MIXED LEAGUE
NH (R, Litig 574)
51 (B. Sharpe 486) 1
BC (B, EVans 661) a
IL (O. Rinri 612) 1
CE (L. Morley 814)
SS (G. Morris 733) 1
in corn study
Any report dealing with the
future of kernel corn production
in Perth County should be ate
temparned by Ilta, word of cau,,
tibn," Agricultural ilepteterie
tatiVe W. N, T. Ashton told
members of Perth Federation
of Agriculture Friday,
Mr. ASItten was commenting
on an address by G. P. "Peter"
Branch of the provincial econo,,
mitts .department,s regional de-
velopment branch at the annual
meeting of the federation,
Mr. Branch said an ternibe
miss Connell report had been
prepared on .peteibilitiee of
kernel corn production for pro-
teeth*: plants,
The report Is to be presented
to meeting of Mld-Western
Ontario Development Atebdiee 10 .aen.-SUNDAY SCHOOL Hai directors Stretford next
All .Departments month.
11 a.M.-MORNING. SERVICE He said research had in I-
dated there was opportunityAnthein by the Choir 'for cash crop operation. Meet.
.N'urs'ery for babiee and kethel 'corn is now -imported.
for Congregation 'for chidren Mr. Ashton said some farm-
43 5 and 6year:S. .er' i rilinteri.County had "their
fingers burned" When they turn-
ed to kernel corn production,
and any report should be ad-
dompanied by words of caution.-
Mr. Branch, Who hie been
acting manager 'of the four-
t entity :Mid-Western Ontario
DeVelOPMeet Association; with
headquarters at Stratford, was
Speaking on "The Iteletimiship
Setireen Area and Rural bevel-
tiOrtiente"
'He said ""there Is no such
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D.
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Organist and Choirmaster
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Highway # 4
CHRISTMAS DAY
Mass - 9:00 a,ni:
SUNDAY A'I'TER CHRISTMAS
Dec. 27
Mass- 9:00 6;in.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Pastor: Rev J. E. Kelly