The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-22, Page 20 •
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SAigoAj, :South vietuam, most
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beak in 'which they do their
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to Use the pages repeatedly.
Every .$1 •shoe kit subscribed
for Vietnam through 'CARE nf
Canada, U6 ,O.' -Connor Street.
•Ottawa, 4, Ontario, gives one
child _enough writing supplies
for ,an ,entire semester.
Greenway UC
Ay MRS. WPQRSWRO
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The annual Sunday School
meeting a the United Church
was .held at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Elton 'Cues when of-
ficers were elected for 3.963.
Senior stints are arsden Tay
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to all our form friends
We hope you enjoy a bountiful rhristmas and
that your New Year will be prosperous, In
1962, as in past years, we'll continue to get.
you the best priees possible for your livestock,
Corbett Sales Arena
Pen H. MacGregor Phone AX 4-6407 Parkhill
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We'd like to
thank all
our good
friends for
their loyal
patronage and
wish them much joy
throughout the holidays.
Exeter Farm Equipment
R. D. Jermyn
PHONE 508-W
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Canners
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Exotar Plant
IMP,: junior swats, Mrs. ,Carm-
,an 'Woodbern„ Diane Hicks. Pau-
line 'Woodburn, Wayne Steeper;
senior pianists, Marlene Eagle-
son, Wayne Steeper, Donna Tay
secretaries. Mrs. Hugh
Eagleson, Harvey Walpe
Wayne IOWA; Mrs, Lloyd Bro-
tilley; treasurer, Mrs. Dryden
Taylor; beginners class, _She.-
ron Eaglesen, Mrs. jamb La-
gerwerf,- ,e McGregor:
primary, Ides. Harvey 'Wainer,
Mrs, jim Eagleson; junior A.
Mrs. John Steeper, Rosalie
Hieks; junior B. Mrs, Paul
Eagleson, Mrs. Harold McDon-
ald, assistant, Marlene Eagle-
son;
Intermediate, Mrs. Lawrence
Curts, Mengel Curts; seniors,
Mrs. Ronald Brophey, Mrs. Set -
bourne, English, assistant, Mrs.
Elton Culls; cradle roll, Mrs.
jos. Eagleson; Baby Rand,.
Mrs. Lloyd Thompson and Mrs.
Willis Steeper; Missionary, Mrs,
Elton Culls; temperance, Law-
rence Curts, Mrs. Lloyd Bro-
PheY; auditors, Mrs. Harold
BropheY and Mrs. Elton Curts;
monthly meeting see., Elton
Curls; tuission hand. Mrs.
Bruce Steeper, Mrs. Earl Stee-
per; CGIT, Mrs. Selbourne
English, Mrs, Harvey Eagleson;
Harmony Clas, Mrs, Harry
Isaac, Mrs. Ross Brown: 13e-
rean Class, Lawrence Curls,
Mrs. Carman Woodburn.
personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hyder and
daughter and Ai r , Bob Steeper,
of Dorchester, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. John
Steeper and family.
Mr. and Mrs, him Allister,
of Hamilton, visited on Satur-
day with Mrs. Albert Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Curls at-
tended the funeral of her broth-
er, Mr. Thos. Pressey, at Sar-
nia on Saturday.
Mrs, J. IL McGregor, . of
Grand Bend, is staying at the
, home of Mr. and Mrs, Donald
McGregor while Mr. and Mrs.
McGregor are in Florida.
Mr. Gordon Ulens returned
home from Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sunday, where he
had been a patient for some
time.
Little Judy Pollock, of Park-
hill, spent a couple of clays
last week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
Pollock.
Mr. Cleve lar and Glenn
ef London visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bro-
ph ey.
Mr. Walt e r MacPherson.
spent the weekend in London
and visited Mrs. MacPherson,
who is a patent in St, Joseph's
Hospital,
Elimville YPU
name officers
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
The Young Peoples Unici of
the Thames Road charge held
the annual meeting and elec-
tion .0, siffieers Tuesday eve-
ning.
President is Shirley Johns,
honorary president, Rev, H. S.
Wilson; vice-president, Wayne
Margaret John s; assistant,
Anne Johns; missions and
world outreach, Bruce Del -
bridge, Janet Skinner; citi-
zenship, Jo Ann Miners, Janet
Rowe;
Faith and evangelism, Mari-
lyn Johns, Brian Montmoren-
cy; stewardship and training,
Fred Delbridge, Brian Hern;
social, Barbara Swan, Fran-
ces Skinner, Diane Stone, Mar-
garet Ann. Prance; pianists,
g a r et Johns, Frances
Johns, Ruth Horne.
Don't criticize the work of
others unless you want to do
the work of others.
1 Lost, Strayed
DOO'R KEY, large t,ype, .on
Andrew or Main St. Please
leave at Times-Advoeate, Ex-
eter. Reward. 2,1e
13 Articles For Sale
SEDJI-FORMAL,,, pale blue, net
over taffeta, with jaeltet, size
14. May be seen at Mid -Town
Cleaners. 21:28e
17 Property For Rent
HOUSE. 3 -bedroom, in Exeter,
modern conveniences, oil fur -
nom woli insulated. Apply ,f15
Simcoe St., phone 338J, 31*
24 Auction Sales
Merry
Christmas
May your holiday
season be bright \vith
happiness, rich in Jove
and friendship.
At this time, 1 would
like to express my a.p-
predation for the op-
portunities 1 have had
to be .of service to the
community.
ALVIN
WALPER
AUCTIONEER
Phone 119 Dashwood
CARP5 OF THANKS -
1 wish, to that% all the boys
and Scouters who took part in
the Seca partyTuesday eve-
ning And especially the Scent-
ers' wives who prepared lunch
and helped at the Scent hall,
A special thanks to the Scouts
of A and 11 troops for the pre-
sents given to the other Scout-
ers and myself. To each .411d
everyone 1, wish a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year. — 'Scouter Dave Thomp-
son. UP
We wish to thank all those
w110 remembered us with cards,
gifts and visits while in Sopth
Huron Hospital,—Mrs, Howard
Pym and baby Elaine.
I wish to thank these who
sent cards, treats and visited
me while a patent in South
Huron Hospital and since re-
turning home. Special thanks
to the Exeter Legion for the
television, Dr. Gans and staff
at South Huron Hospital.—Cliff
Brintnell. 21*
To ail my 'friends and neigh -
hors, many thanks for treats,
flowers, cards and all kind-
nesses shown during my recent
illness at South Huron Hospital
and since returning home.
Ben Case. 21*
BIRTHS —
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.011 birthday
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14incla Robinson,. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, icelly 'Robinson,
fell .at: the home of her parents
on Friday evening and fractur-
ed her :ankle. She. was taken to
St. Joseph's lio,spital. The un-
fortunate apcident happened on
the girl's ninth birthday,
Persenal items
Theannual Christmas, con-
cert is to be. had At Rrinsley
United Church .op Saturday -eve•
nuig December 2.
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Morley
and .Gary visited with Mrs,
Walter Morley and family Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. 'Wes Lewis is working. in
ole :London Post 'Office during
the rush of Christmas season
mail.
A. number 'from this district
enjoyed seeing Santa with .three
real reindeers at -Wean last
Sa turday.
The Brinsley correspondent
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ALF ANDRUS
There are 'Scandinavian.
French and ancient. Egyptian,
legends which claim to IMO
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world. The first .authentic men
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Hon of a Christmas tree is of.
one in Strasbourgh. GertnanY.
MAHER—Mr, and Mrs, Jack1605.,
Maher (nee Gillian), Lon-'
don, are happy to announcet .
the birth of their son, Danieli W
Leo, at St, Joseph's Hospitabt Comfortable V
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Major (nee Pfaff), Ottawa,
are pleased to announce theit
arrival of their daughter,
Teresa Lynn, December 9, •
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Christmas and abide
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the days and years ahead.
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Our sincere thanks and much holiday
cheer to ail our friends and patrons.
F. W. Huxtable
Phone 153-W
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Your
dealer
wishes farmers a very
and a Happy New Year.
Quality .Produce
(Exeter) •Ltd.
Phone 158 • •
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Triumphantly, the stings ring out,
heralding the happiness, the
glory of Christmas. We're wishing that
the season will he a want and
merry one tor you and yours.
Joites, Madtaughton Seeds
Pt—bon't fo ytdi:seounts for eurly
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