m.—Sunday Schools, i. p.m.—Evensong and Address Christmas Day Procession and Midnight Mass. m,—Holy Communion. ;•> i.m.—Procession and Sung Eucharist. p.m. —Crib Service for Small Children. .; p.m,—Evensong. S a.m.-

QTootal White Centres with Coloured Borders. Price 1/11 ea. Social Self Coloured Lawn. Price 2/5 ea. Haton Irish Hand Embroidery. Price from 2/6 ea. Hanbfeercfjicfs: Hand Embroidered. Price from 3/6 ea. £aton ?|anbfecrcf)iefs; With Coloured Embroidered Comers. Box of Four Handke

Owing to Xmas and New Year Holidays, all advertisements for the “CITIZEN” of 26th December and 2nd January should be in our hands by MID-DAY on the previous WEDNESDAYS. THE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962 in St Andrews, and also a student St Mary’s College. UNIVERSITY STUDE

The stoat has been described as the ■'gunman” of the animal world; it is an active killer and since some of the victims are game birds it is not surprising to find the corpse of this animal on gamekeepers’ gibbets. Most ’keepers wage war against this robber, but it quite frequen

SALE OF WORK. The Ladies' Work Party of Kingsbarns Parish Church held a Christmas sale last Saturday. The Rev. D. G. Bisset introduced Mrs Norman MacLeod Madras House, St Andrews, who declared the sale open. Mrs MacLeod referred to the splendid work which was carried on by the w

LADY wishes part-time employment, free from g a.m. till 4 p.m,; any congenial work considered. Box ngo, "Citizen" Office.

—lnserted by his widow and family, 12 Watson Avenue. SIBBALD. —In loving memory of my wife and our mother, Charlotte Sibbald, who died 15th December 1951- "For ever in our thoughts.” —lnserted by Mr R. Sibbald and family, 26 South Street, St Andrews. St Andrews Co-operative Soci