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CANADIAN CANNERS AWARD —By gaining the most points in the
Exeter Sweet Corn Club, Gordon Pryde, RR I Hensall received
the Exeter Canadian Canners trophy. Above, Gordon is receiving his
award from Jack Urquhart, local Canners manager. T-A photo.
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CERTIFICATES FOR SIX PROJECT COMPLETIONS—Completion of six 4-1-I projects brought
certificates to a group of boys and girls at Friday's Huron County 4-Fl Achievement Night. South Huron
youngsters shown above are Stephen Faber, Beth Passmore and Gerard Dietrich. Absent were Ralph
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The December meeting of the
Kirkton Horticultural Society
was held Tuesday evening in
Aberdeen Hall, Kirkton, which
was decorated nicely for
Christmas. There was a good
crowd in attendance.
The president Mrs. Jack Hern
welcomed everyone and opened
the meeting by everyone singing
a Christmas carol accompanied
by Mrs. Fred Switzer at the
piano.
The program consisted of a
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accordion selections by David
Rundle.
Mrs. Ernest Peterson
introduced Mr. Paul Thomsen
from the University of Western
Ontario who spoke on the care
of Christmas flowers. Mr.
Thomsen is a native of Denmark.
Miss Anna Peterson showed
pictures of the Florist Gift Show
in Toronto and the Strathroy
Horticulture Show.
Mrs. James MacDougald gave
several readings. Mr. Walter Cull
of St. Marys spoke a few words
and was also in charge of the
slate of officers for 197C:
Past president, Mrs. Jack
Hern; president, Miss Jean
Copeland; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. Ellis Strahan;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Elson
Lynn; assistant secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Fred Switzer; one
year directors, Mrs. Alton Neil,
Mrs. Clarence Schrader, Mrs.
Leslie Waddell, Mrs. Allan
Eveleigh, Mrs. Glenn Marshall;
two-year directors. Mrs. Roy
Pepper, Mrs. Russell Morrison,
A father told his teenage
daughter he wanted her home by
11 p.m.
But father," she
complained, "Lm no longer a
child."
"I know," answered her
father. "That is why I want you
home by it"
Mrs. Wallace Selves, Mrs, John
Dunnell, Mrs. Philip Johns;
associate directors, Mrs. Harold
Hem, Mrs. Jack Thomson, Miss
Doris Elford, Mrs. Ernest
Peterson.
PERSON ALS
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Marshall of
Guelph visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Lorne Marshall.
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Walker of
Windsor, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins
and daughter of Brinsley visited
Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Scott and Mr. & Mrs. Miller
McCurdy.
Flowers in St. Paul's Anglican
Church Sunday morning were in
memory of the late Andrew
Knox.
Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Henry and
family of London.
By MRS, Wil.LIAM ROHDE
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Saturday evening the
annual Christmas concert was
held with a good attendance,
Mr. Jack Stewart, assistant
superintendent, was chairman of
the program which consisted of
piano solos, choral readings,
dialogues and recitations.
Rev. Stewart Miner spoke a
few words.
Santa Claus arrived and many
gifts were received from a well
decorated and ladened tree.
WHITE GIFT SERVICE
Sunday morning the
annual White Gift combined
service was held.
The call to worship was given
by Miss Nancy Alexander. Miss
Margaret Hunkin gave a reading
and also led in prayer. Mr, Brian
Miller read the scripture lesson.
A number of Christmas carols
were sung.
Miss Judy Mayer read a story
"Merry Christmas", Rev.
Stewart Miner led in prayer. Mrs.
Miner told the Christmas Story
to the children. "A Christmas
Letter" was read by Miss Nancy
Alexander.
The Young People's Bible
Class put on a drama which was
very interesting. The
presentation of the white gifts
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Hartwick and
family of Bryanston were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. &
Mrs, Wm. Jones and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson
attended the funeral of Irwin
Barnes of Ailsa Craig on
Wednesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and Jeanette spent the weekend
with Miss Veryl Hooper,
Toronto.
Mr. Leonard Thacker, Linda,
Cathy and Joy were Sunday
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Peter
Vanexan and Lisa of Baden.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs.
Andrew Knox and family in the
sudden passing of Andrew Knox.
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Petch of Strathroy.
was held, Rev. Stewart Miner
closed the service,
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
The December meeting of the
United Church Women was held
on Thursday evening with a
good crowd in attendance. Mrs.
Lorne 13allantyne and Mrs. John
Pym were hostesses.
Quiet Christmas music was
played on a record player.
Mrs. Mac Hodgert opened the
meeting with a Christmas tall to
worship. Those assisting with the
worship service, were Mrs. Ken
Duncan, Mrs. Fleming Simpson
and Mrs. Hodgert. Christmas
carols were sung.
Mrs. Ken Duncan gave a
stewardship reading. Piano solos
were played by Mrs. Alvin
Passmore. A reading "A
Christmas Message" was given by
Mrs. Mac Hodgert and one on
"Friendship" by Mrs. Fleming
Simpson.
Mrs. William Rohde,
president, opened the business
part of the meeting with a
thought "What is Christmas?"
It was decided to go to
Braemor Lodge Nursing Home
Exeter on Tuesday afternoon.
The president then thanked
all those for their support during
the last two years.
The meeting was closed with
a Christmas prayer. Lunch was
served by Group two under the
leadership of Mrs. Ross Hodgert.
PERSONALS
Miss Doris Elford, Mrs. Ross
Hodgert, Mrs. George Kellett
and Mrs. William Rohde
attended the Christmas meeting
of the Kirkton Horticultural
Society at Aberdeen Hall,
Kirkton, on 'Tuesday evening.
The executive of the United
Church Women catered to the
council banquet on Wednesday
evening in the church basement.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
visited Friday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Melvin Gardiner, Exeter.
Patricia Miner of Sarnia and
Sharon Passmore of Rodney
spent the weekend at their
respective homes.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mr,
& Mrs. Robert Mayer visited on
Wednesday afternoon with Mr.
Ken Mayer, Grand Forks,
Columbia, at the home of Mr.
Mrs, Gordon Mayer, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mayer,
London, also visited with them.
Mr. Ken Mayer is a brother of
Robert Mayer. He was_ on a
business trip to Timmins and
also to General. Motors, London.
A number of people attended
the con' Vesper Service in the
Church Sunday evening.
The Youth Groups of
Elimville and Thames Road will
be in charge of the Christmas
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