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eek of Prayer
Services
MON., JAN, 5, 8 P.M.—James Street Church
Speaker: Rev, Bren De Vries
TUES., JAN, 6, Q P.M.—Trivitt Memorial Church.
Speaker: Rev. 5, Kerr
2 WED., JAN, 7, 8 P.M,—Dutch Reform Service
In Main Street Church
Speaker: Rev, Harold Snell
"i THURS., JAN, 8, 8 P.M.—Main Street Church
Speaker; Rev. R, Van Farowo
,FRI,, JAN. 9, 8 P.M.—Caven Presbyterian Church
Speaker; Rev, Robert Hiltz
a
New Year's Eye
DANCE
Desiardint's Orchestra
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Arena
ctioities
FRIDAY, JAN, 2
Mrillawks
SATURDAY, JAN, 3
8 . 11(1-12 Hnok
I :15-3 Skating'
a 30-5 :nn—Figure) S'It a ting
8 ;(111.15 :51)---Publio Skating'
MONDAY, TUESDAY
WEDNSDAY, THURSDAY
Vor The Seasnn
Lyric
Theatre
- -
MON., TUES. & WED.
December 29, 30 and 31
"THE BARBARIAN
AND THE GEISHA"
* John Wayne
* Eiko Ando
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
January 1, 2 and 3
"THE SAD SACK"
* Jerry Lewis
* Phyllis Kirk
MON, TUES, & WED.
January 5, 6 and 7
DOUBLE FEATURE —
"GIFT OF LOVE"
* Lauren Bacall
* Robert Stack
"HIGH SCHOOL
CONFIDENTIAL"
-it Russ Tamblyn
* Jan Sterling
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH'
Rev. Samuel Kerr, S.A., B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. Bob Prycie
10;00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship
New Year's Message
New Year's Music
Nursery for children Up to six
years.
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lord"
10:30 aan.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Worship
Pastor: Stanley Sauder, Exeter
BAYFIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
PaStor Ivor Bodenhani
9:45 a.m.—Bible School
11:00 a,m.—Morning Worship
Service.
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service '
Wed„ 8 p.m, — Bible Study and
Prayer Service
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD
Rev, W. P. Kroll, Minister
Mrs, Ken Nittree, Organist
Wednesday, December. 31
8:00 p itn.—New Year's Eve
Service
Sunday, January 4, 1959
10:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:05 a.M.—Suriday School
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, A, G, Vero Eek, Minister
Wednesday, December 31
8100 nan.—Netie VearS Eve
Worship (Dutch)
Rev. C. Van `gok, Exeter,
Thursday, January 1
10:00 Adii.—Now Year Worship
(English)
Rev, A. G. Van Eck, 'Exeter,
Sunday, January 4
0:45 .111 .--111nrning Worship
(English)
Rev. A, G. Vail reek, Exeter.
2:15 p.m,—AfternOen Worship
(Dutch)
Reading Service
3:20 pan,-..-Stinday School
PHONE 149 GRAND BEND
1110. Thrt.140040,* .Poomber 31, '1958 P•as.'13
ay all ,165 days of tho New Year be filled
with heahh, happiness and prosperiot
,,,,),A for you and yokr
MacLaren Pharmacy
•
Greene's Variety Store
Main Street Exeter ,
Dobson Roofing
ROSS DOBSON JOHN TIPPING
Phone 585 Exeter Phone 62ra Kirkton
Hear ye! Hear ye!
Here comes 1959
...and we heartily
hope that it will be. a year
filled with happiness
for all our
good friends,
whosepatronage
deeply appreciate.
Exeter
Motoi Sales
,ANty.supp•
Phone .. 00
Lucan
Arena
Activities
FRIDAY, JAN, 2
5:35-11derinn Wildea Va,
',titan Irish
SATURDAY, JAN, 3
Shamrock Minor hockey
11:55 a.m.— Hensall vs, Ansa
Craig (Pee woe) 2:00 p.m.—LambethE vs, xet er
(bantams)
3:50 p.m.-1.arnbeth vs, 'Exeter (pee wet )
4:'0n p.m.—Imea IA vs, lld art on
(bantam)
5:59 p.m.--Lucan vs. Ilderton
(Pee wes)
7:(1 5 p.m.--C,ambet 11 vs. Oakridge
Acres (Juvenile)
MONDAY, JAN. 5
7:00 p,m.—gensall 'Park. A'S.
Lamheth (juv,entle)
:55 p.m.-.21,: en call Park vs,
( midget s.)
9 :00 p.m.—T-tyrrin vs. Oak ridge
Acres (midgets)
,TUESDAY, JAN. 6
F,:30 nn Colts va,
Ildertnn Wildcats
... .... .
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASH WOOD
Dec. 31 — New Year's Service
with Communion
Jan. 1, 10 a.m. — New Year's
Service
Sunday, January 4
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m. — Service
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Sren de Vries, Rector,
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday January 4, 1959
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
Nursery and Sunday School
7:00 p.m.—Evensong
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.C,M.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Sehool
11:00 a,m,—Morning Worship
Sermon. Subject; "The Mean-
ing of Prayer"
Anthem by the choir,
Solo: Selected,
7:00 p,n1.—Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: 'The Friend
at Midnight"
A Warm Welcome
Is E'xtended To All
'THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
In MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev, tk. Van Pa'rowe,. *Minister
New Year's Day
2:00 p.m.—Worship
Sunday, January 4
2;00 n.m,—Worship
3:30 p.M.—Sunday &hoe'.
j .
F.,oussrzyTeiy.' . nea,,,c,o,h,,,,e,.Grran:Conn Rink Wins Toss • •
Bend, v. ha now teaches school Keen competition Prevailed in the sand-41gs. The Ottewell rink
In London, enjoyed Christmas, 'ilia' Exeter Curling. Club last was rewarded with. chickens .for
b ashing in 79 degrees of sun on week as 2G. rinks fought it out placing second,
the Gulf of Mexico. for top honours in the Christ
a s bonspiel, She and two other leachers of The winner turned out to be
Lorne Ave. School, Miss Mar- the quartet skipped by Carfrey garet Campbell, Ailsa Craig, andl -- Cann, which nosed out Lien Otte-
Miss Shirley Scott, London, tak-
ing advantage of the long vaca-
tion, left early Saturday morning
following the closing of schoot,
in the Sharrow car for the sunny
south,.
In a telephone conversation
with her mother, Mrs. A. Star- Minors Win •
row, Grand Bend, on Christmas I Continued From Page 4 Eve, Miss Sharrow said they
were really enjoying the summer teen and Gerald Mc:Bride. L.
temperature hut it did Chessel sank the only Mitchell not seem •
like Christmas except for the
profusion of poinsettia in bloom,
were in Clearwaler,
right on the Gulf of
They
Florida,
Mexico,
Two Tie For orkeys Florida Yule
scored a double victory over Exe- Smith 11; Ulric Shell, Dick Roe-
ter Monday night when the visit- Jolson, Russ Snell 7; Ken Hockey
ing midgets chalked up a 7-3 land Dr. H. H. Cowen 6, and
verdict while the bantams edged ' George McMasters 5..
the locals in a nip and tuck
battle 5-4.
Paul Pickett paced the Clin-
ton Midgets with two goals while
singles came from the slicks of
Ron Livermore, Bud Boyce,
Charlie Bartliff, Don Schrutter
and Bud Yeo.
Jackie Stephan fired all three vista W CFI
markers in the Exeter cause.
Clinton bantam marksmen in-
cluded Doug McAuley, Don Lock-
wood, Joe Cooper, Don Colon-
houn and Bob Livermore while
Ricky Boyle sank a pair for
Exeter with singles going to Fred
Lamb and Fred Wells.
Jets ..
tigers
Wings
Rockets Engles
Moh a wks
13411111AY
wines 3, Mohawks 3
lets 4, flockofs I.
Eagles 5, Wings 3 :Rangers 4, Ainhawka 3
Eagles 'lets5„
lil.nhawks 5, 'Rockets 1
JCIS Pangers 0
7-9—Pockets vs. Tradesmen, 7,C"
51 ilk men vs. Windmills, 3,4:4
S. 'Hawks vs. Pepsis, i&5
9-11---Rig Six vs. C. Rnllers, 1,C2
Pinpoppers vs, Spares, 1&4
Flu Leh ers vs, Red's Bill„ ski
Minor Hockey
Standings
Devh „in 'District News Continued From 4 olcan
any slouch either, as he thwarted' Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Edwards, I Miss Kate Bowyer with Mr.
Mohawks sniper s on dangerous. of London, were Sunday guests; and WA, J. W. Cochrane and
and ailing Larry Heideman.
rushes led by Jim. "Bed" Loader of Mrs. Irene Coursey.. i family.
Mr. Robert Coughlin won •the I Mrs. E. Fitzsimmons, Mr, Ed.
p
Ts-i4 •Sc•rea. First first prize or Sl5 for the best, Fitzsimmons, and daughters Joan
It wasn't until: 7:37 of the sec- home decorated for Christmas, I and Eleanor, and Tom Ashwell,
and period that the first mounter sponsored by the L,C,C.A.N. H. all of Thorndale, Also Mr. And
was registered. It came off the B. Langford won the second prize
.
; Mrs. Bob- Robinson and daugh*
stick of "Boom" for the. Mo- of $10, and honorable mention ter, Marie Dale, of London.
hawks from a gopintoUth scram- was given to Messrs. Hugh Air. and Afrs. Art Bell with
big after. playing coach Bob• Birtch, Bob Drennan and Doug : th e ir Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo. White had intercepted a Mitchell Fw e rt
clearing pass at the point for a
shot on the net. Christmas Visitors
However, the goal didn't up- Mrs. George Bawden with Mr.
set the Red Devils in the least. and Airs. Torn Collins, of Clande-
They struck back exactly one- boye. , minute later with "lass." Powell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman and kett with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
1 2t,Swcoi,tti.:AiG..a(r;raertrte'itviliallni d114fra.m il y , Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mentos-
and If einaidsilliigngs .cooffr ar, pniaa yrv wsihthaniteza.gue-',
Mitchell went one up at 12.04I of Edgewood. and and family, Mrs. William
;Hiss Die.kins and Mr. and Mrs. Jack when the same pair comoinen
again, only this time Shantz Miss Lint Abbott with lila Dickins, with Mr. and Mrs.
netted the marker, 1Porte and Mrs. Helen Watson. Harry Noels, of Springfield,
It took the Mohawk regime just Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hedden,
one minute and forty seconds to and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herb with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hedden
tie it up again as leftwinger Bill I Stretton and family, Mr. and Mrs. an d f am i ly, of London.
Pineombe found the range with Ralph Strasser and Mr. George
a backhander after picking up1Ridler with Mr. and Mrs, George
Clinton minor hockey teams Learn, Reg Beavers, Charlie Abbott of 'Zion, Miss Hazel Stewart, ol left hand corner of the net.
With only five minutes to go; Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs and
in regulation time, Exeter forced Mrs, Irene Coursey, with Mr. and
the overtime when "Red" Loader i airs. Fred Ford anti family, of
flipped in a passout f r o m Detroit.
"Boom" who circled the Mitchell
cage.
The crucial blow of the game
came with only one minute and
36 seconds remaining in the ex-
tra period when aggressive Mary
Shantz carried over the tribe
blueline and let a shot go. Die-
who's shot was blocked also by -
the agile Dietrich, However, 0.1.1 President is Tom Tomes; vice-
president, Frank Egan; seere- the third try, Powell managed' •
to get a:looper just over the line. tam 14reall Iludglas'; treasurer,
The puck hit Dietrich's left pad Jane Steacy; chaplain, Rev. J.
and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, with
Air. and Mrs. William Rohde,
Miss Rosemary Passmore, Mr.
Lucas Personals Thompson; advisors, Rev, J. 1-,.. Ken Brazier, of Brantford, Mr.
and Airs. William Passmore, of
Messrs. Harold Brooke and Prest, • Marilyn Brownlee and Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Russell Williamson, Toronto, Mrs. Alias Lina Abbott.
Passmore. -
Ansley Neil, of Exeter, Mr. and Before. the business. session the Mr. and Mrs, George Nichols,
Mrs, Ronald Coleman, of London, members ,met la the parish .hall
London, .Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
of Sarnia, Mr. Boy Nickels, of
Mr. Tommy Brooke, of Chepstow, and went in a,. body to the Pines
and Gary, Mrs. W, J. McFalls, Haven Nursing Home for a Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love, of Hen-
Moir, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luker, Mr. and Mrs, Harold McFalls
Mr. and Mrs, Larry McFalls, Mr. They also presented the patients salt, Mr. Ken Moir, of Kitchener,
service of prayer and hymns.
and Mrs. Bill Allen, and Mr. and with bottles of jam as a Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moir,
David and Paul, of fiords, with Mrs.. Grant Brooke with Mrs. mas gift,
Mrs. Harry McFalls and Mrs. a splendid resume of the
Jane Steacy, as secretary, gave - Air, and Mrs. William Snow.
mrA.fra. nadn(L rAsi.rsE.,dEgarnr e i,s\t,ilWlairicliarcdi Thomas Brooke.
Grace Welbourn and family, of branch's activities since13,its19o58r-, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny London, Mr. and Mrs. John ganization, February Miller, of. Staffa, Mr, and Mrs. Campbell, of Riverside, Mr. and which included the sponsoring of
a play by the Wesley Young wEithj.11•11W:.lallnadrdifrosf, Jack Borland. Hope ' People, a successful rummage 1 Mr, and Mrs. James. Hotigert, sale, the painting of the choir 4- 1r, and Mrs. Orville Cann, of
cupboards, and assistance in Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cann and Ray, Mr, and Mrs.
Arnold Cann and Judith, Mr, ano
Mrs. Ross Hodgert, with Mr, and
Mrs. Reg Hodgert,
Mr. and Airs. Alex Rohde, of
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
-Benneweis and Dennis, of Born;
holm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rohde, Mr. and Airs. Floyd Stan-
bury, of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hutchison, Ethel and Gor•
don, of Munro, Mrs. Yellow and
ge, Tom, with Mr. and. Mrs, Ray volunteered to make arran
ments for transportation. Noreen C n d Mrs, Harry Webber, Hodgins volunteered as refresh— of Woodham, with.Mr. and Mrs. ment convener with Marilyn
Brownlee, Jane Steacy, Judy
Haskett and Toni Tomes as
assistants. Graham Thompson
and' Frank Egan were named to
be in charge of the program.
Frank Egan's group was in Mr. Donald Afaver, Miss Nancy
Mayo, of London, Mr. and Mrs. charge of refreshments,
The next regular meeting will Robert Duncan, of Exeter, with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer. be held January 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Simpson
and Ronnie, of Exeter, Mr. and
B aseline Mrs. Robert Simpson, Bruce and
Wayne, Mr. and Airs. Ken. Simp-
- Continued From Page 11 son, Gary and Ellen Joyce, with
Mra. Carmen Rinn, Gail and Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson.
John, St. Marys, Mr. Andrew Mr, and Airs. Robert Hero and Rinn Cheryl and Marie, Lam- Linda of Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs.
Lea Webber, Margaret, Barbara,
Marlene and Douglas, with Mr.
and Airs. John Selves.
Mr. and. Mrs, Ray Stewart and
daughtera, of Sarnia, Mr. and
rice Bakee, Grant and Mary, Mrs. Glen Stewart„lanne and
Georgetown, Mr. and Airs. ary- Sandra, Mr. and .Airs. Floyd
Stewart, Sylvia, Ronnie and tas Greciokas, Toronto,
With Mr. and Mrs. Reimer Robbie, wills Mr, and Mrs, Jack
their daughter, and Mrs. Stewart.
trige, Morrow, London, Mr, and Mrs. Robert McCurdy,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gordon, of Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs.
Mrs. T. Doube and Russell with Milton McCurdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills, Pros- Mr. and. Mrs. Edward Lam-
pect Hill. port„ludy and Brian, Mr. and
Mrs, Ben Wilson, Charles and Mrs Roy Lamport, Gayle, Kevin
Gordon, Mr. and MrS. Geo, Wila and . Barbara, of Centralia, Mr,
ssotn Mwaigs: Mrs, Annie Hodgiris, and Airs, William McKenzie and
Mr, ad Mrs. David Holland, ,of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs.
with anti Mrs. Harry Sheri- Nelson i.,amport, Elyse .and Dale,
pard, Shipka.
of Crediton, Mr, arid Mrs, Grant
Miss Noreen Walkom was a Anos. Ross, Betty, Margaret and Bill, of Atisa. Craig, with
Mr, and lilt's, Lamport.
Sunday School Concert
On Tuesday evening, the an-
nual Sunday School concert was
held in the chureh basement
with a fair crowd in attendance.
Mr. William if,Iford %VAS the,
chairman for the program which
consisted of recitations., mono-
logues, vocal tinets, vocal and
piano solos, violin selections,
choruses, otc,
Santa Claus arrived And hand-
teed eout the gifts from a well laden
CORRECTICht PLEASE
The Tim es 7 Advoeate regrets
the error whieh appeared in last
MAIN stkte:t
The United Church
Cotiodo
SuFtsty Mirtister:
Stuednt Barry Passmore
brosnist; Mrs. A, Willard:
thureli School
11:1S A.M.—Service Of Worship
Nursery prowitled in the Prim.
Ary Robins. tegiriners, Ages
4;5, will retire during the
Seeend hymn,
ome And Worsttio With Us Marys.
IN u re Games
F'ridsy,January
10-11—riodOls vs, Eagles
11-12—Rangers vs, Wings
Saturday, January 3
0 -i1 —Jets vs. 'Wings
S -15—Mo haw ks vs, :Eagles
15-11—Rookets vs. Rangers
)1:55-11:ml—n Revile vs, rt Devils
11:30-12:00—Panthers vs. Comets
3 " 4 2 ti
" 5 1
3 5 1 5
'Lead on the •Carfrey Cann rink
Was Milt Robins with Bev Alex-
ander and Archie Etherington
backing him up,
On the Ken -Ottewell rink, Wal-
lace foursome via the flip of lace Seldon led, while Mae Hod-
a coin, gent and Torn Kerr tounded out
Ottewell and Cann each corn- the quartet.
piled a total of 21 Points. out of The George• McMasters rink.
a possible $0 for first place in carted off cranberry sauce as a
consolation prize for placing last
in the final standings. Members
of the group included Carman
Cann, Bev Morgan and Bill Mc-
Palls.
Finishing next to the winning
rinks were Morley Sanders and
counter at 16:59 of the third Jack Filcher with 22- points
period. apiece.
Lester Heywood was a two- Final standing in the Christ-
goal man for the Exeter ban- mas spiel was; Carfrey Cana
tantS in their fixture while. Don and Ken Ottewell 24; Morley
Cann, Fred Lamb and Rickey Sanders and Jack Fulcher 22,
Boyle added singletons, Ken McLaughlin and Bill Cann
The only goal for Mitchell 21, Cliff Erman, Harry Jeffery,
came off the stick of Ken Apple- Claude Farrow, Harvey Pollen,
by at the 12-second Mark of the Bill McLean, Harry Ailey and
Dick .Termyn 15; Art Cann And first period. assisted as he intercepted a Mo ,and
Lose To Clinton Henderson King 14; Glen Alm-
CiAelorrsg.eWKarerlieentt'Brock- kle 13; Lorne Eleinstiver 12; Lee
and af ir. Afrs. AAIrthtairndAlbfrost.t. anldlr,Mia'sn,a
line and looped a shot into the and a"".', with •r.
hawk- pass deep inside the. blue-1 ,
Clarence Thomson, Janice, Earl solidly but it took a high flip up- P. Prest; assistant, Pat Egan; of 'Woodham, Mr. Standings
'r T' ver his shoulder and dropped in pianist, Helen Hardy; assistant, andVernon, e 2 1 1;• 4 2 2 Ili over the red line behind
the loose puck in the Altehell' Strasser. h
Before the period ended,
• - end of the rink, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Tames Road
de-; of LUCan, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce —Continued from Page 9
fenceinan C. Butcher scored un- !Abbott and family, of London, Kellett, of Elirriville, with Mr,
trich made the save' with the re-
At the regular meeting of the
hound coming out to wastinau Luc. an - Clandeboye A.Y.P.A.,
officers were. elected for 1959,
Jane Steacy;
Group leaders, Edna Ryan,
Judy Haskett a n d Graham
out ed.;
Cheer Sick
Sharp, of lillsonburg, and Mrs.
William Bell, of Woodstock.
Air. and Mrs. Jack Cummins
and two children, of Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Has-
Byron, Air. and Airs. William
Stewart and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Dickenson, Ruth and
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Dicken-
son and Cindy, of Wesley, with
Mr. and Airs. Edwin Miller,
Miss Helen. Herdman, of Code-
rich, Air. and Mrs. Harry Coates,
Robert, Paul and Tim, of Eden,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jeffery,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jeffery,
Air. ancl,,Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, with
Mr. and Airs, Victor Jeffery,
Mr. and Mrs. H. N, Deas, of
London, with Rev. C. and Mrs.
Wilson,
Mr, and Mrs. William Thom-
son, of Exeter, Mr, and Mrs.
Men's Bowling
Schedule
Following are the dates for the first weekof b owling of 1950 for Mrs, Lyle Revington and family,
the Exeter Men's Bowling of Mooresville, with. Mr. and Mrs.
League.. Schedules are being Sheridan Revington.
printed for league participants Reeve and Mrs. Cecil Lewis
and will he out within the week.
'MONDAY, oa'sra.nx•
WsDS MSDA,Y, J.A.7),' VA PA' 1-
7-0-0.111.'s vs. -Dodgers, 1,4)2
Tip Top's A'S, Imperials, 3,4).4 Suportest vs. Co-Op, 5,4,t) with Mr, and Mrs. Murray
a-u—ladsel's vs. K. Tigers, 1,4,2 Hodgins, The latter making a 'Kingpins vs. 'Upstarts 3)4!4 and Saturday. Bank monts vS, Wildcat's, 54:6 return visit Friday
and family, with Mr. and Mrs. building the church steps.
Ernie Lewis, Clandeboye, and Mr. Prest told of receiving a
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Leiteh,! letter from Rev. R. R. Carson,
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kendrick' now stationed at Norway House, Denfield.
with Mr, and Mrs.
Mac Lomond. 300 miles north of Winnipeg, and
and. Mrs. Warner McRoberts, of the dire need of his parishion-
and family of Cromarty.
erg, so it was voted to send him
Miss Merle Law, of London, a box of food and clothing.
Plans were made for a hay ride
beth, .Mrs. Walkom and Mr.
Charles Cottle, R.usseldale.
Wth Mr. and Mrs. Archie De-
war were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Marriott, Ron and Maryanne,
St.'Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Scott
wen she held a faMily gather-
ing Russeldale Hall for 40 re-
latives, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc-
Naughten, Jim, Marion and Ron-
nie with Duncan sister, Mrs,
Luwellyn Currie anti Mr, Currie,
Denfield, whets they held the
McNAngliton family gathering.
Miss Mary De Brobandere of
Mt. St, Josepha Academy, Lon-
don, is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mra.
Juies Brobandere and family.
Mr, and Airs. Prod Parkinson
and Ilremla with Fred's sister,
Mrs Kenneth. Hill and. family,
Lambelh,
Mr. and Mrs, George Wilson
were, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Knox, 8th Line, Christ- week's Thames Road newS,
ma$ evening. reported that Mr. and Mrs, Percy
Mr, and Mrs, Eric Westman rassmoro. wer e guests of mr,
and David, lAndon, arc sPend - And Airs, Almer Passmore, This
log A few days with her par— , shou,t, 'have read Mrs. Percy
°Its-, Mr. arid MPS' David n°'" PasSitore only. Our Apologies.
land.
ME. arid Mrs. Harold Berry
with their daughter Mrs. Frank A college sephomere sought
t And Si, MarYs, and the help of his fatuity advisor.
with Mr. And Mrs. MatIriet "I'M bemendously Worried,"
Wackier, Kirklon, for the Betty said he. "Ilbenit fidding sta-
family gathering. tion 1ife."
Mr, and Mrs. Austin Timms "Son," adrnotilalied the old
with Mrs. Times parents, Mr, prof, "I eart assure tott that you
and Mrs, Dentil Facey, Weill:no needn't worry, s..0-whor,
and with Anstin's parents, Mr. sometime Along lire's pathway,
and Airt, RuSsa Timms, , someone. will tell you where to
:I get off."
party next Sunday, beginning
with a supper in the church base-
ment at 6.00 p.m. Helen Hardy
Lloyd Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones and
boys, Mr. George Jones, of
Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs.
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mayer,