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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1961-12-14, Page 1217,--TOX HURON XtpaSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., DRC. 14, 1961 See Santa in DUBLIN Saturday " SEASON'S GREETINGS" DUBLIN CREAMERY & POULTRY PACKERS LTD. Phone 68 R 2 DUBLIN, ONT. ,r Ir„ 1r ,r e .}'+'I, I, I Y' 1Fu' IA"'ll.' "✓: k+' Iy' I SEE SANTA IN DUBLIN on Saturday! SEASON'S BEST! May the spirit of Christmas brighten your home with a loving glow ! LOOBY CONSTRUCTION LTD. — General Contractors — BRIDGES -- CULVERTS ri. t Su.7sa' .41' ..x .r ,,,3, ..t 1 1 .a% ..,%o.4, 1 ..x 1 +AU..A 1 ' 1 SEE SANTA IN DUBLIN on Saturday and visit our Store for the Best in CURED MEATS FRESH MEAT FROZEN FOODS A Christmas Wish For You: —May you be blessed with every joy ! FRIEND & WHETHAM Custom Killing and Butchering PHONE 56 R 2 DUBLIN Santa Comes to Dublin Saturday DUBLIN CONTINUATION NEWS By B. A. BUTTERS We finished our exams last Thursday afternoon. Everyone will have a brief rest before report card day is due. When the day shall finally arrive, some may be happy, others sad. * ** With Christmas only a few weeks away, everyone is talk- ing about what they want and what they are going to do dur- ing the Christmas holidays. * * During the last month and a half we have been having pub- lic speaking speeches during the assembly. The two top win- ners were Mary Lou Coyne and Martha Schoonderwoerd. * * * Last Friday the awards of the magazine campaign came. They were awarded to the top students who sold the most subscriptions. * * * Everyone is enjoying the new games and equipment we got for PT from the money we DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Butters, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Butters. Mr. and Mrs. Durand Elliott and Mary Ellen, of Hamilton, with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benn and children, Kitchener, with IVIr. and Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Burgess of Flint, Michigan, with Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Dill. "r The sixth meeting of the Dub- lin Colleens was held on Dec. 9, at the home of Mrs: Fergus Stapleton. The meeting was op- ened with thepledge, and then the treasut r's- and secretary's reports were gheard. The roll call was given with all members present. Mrs. Friend told about menu planning and about round meat. Mrs. Butters made a meat loaf. The home assignment was given and lunch served. SAILORS' STARS Because it helped guide mar- iners across the seas, Ursa Min- or is one of the best-known of all constellations. It is referred to by names that would be much more familiar to the star -gaz- ing sailor, namely Little Bear or Little Dipper. There have been many devic- es developed to record time. A hemp rope was knotted in regular spaces and lighted at the bottom to smolder away slowly and regularly, to record the passage of time, knot by knot, as we tell it today, hour by hour. SANTA COMES TO DUBLIN SATURDAY DECEMBER 16th, at 2 p.m. FREE TREATS for THE KIDDIES • Bring your children to Dublin on SATURDAY and meet Santa at his workshop in front of Dublin's big Christmas Tree, by the Telephone Office. YOU WILL ENJOY SHOPPING IN DUBLIN ! SANTA APPEARS IN DUBLIN AS A RESULT OF AN INVITATION EXTENDED BY THE DUBLIN POLICE VILLAGE TRUSTEES, DUBLIN BUSINESSMEN and the DUBLIN AND DISTRICT CHAM- BER OF COMMERCE earned from the campaign. Questions of the week? 1. Joanne: What is your fav- orite song on the hit parade? 2. Who is the famous poet in the school. No. 8, McKillop Has Concert • Don Dennis chaired the an- nual Christmas concert at SS No. 9, McKillop, on Friday night. Teacher of the school is Mrs. James Smith. The program included: Wel- come Song, Words of Welcome, Joyce McNichol; recitations, Nancy McNichol, Lois Wild - long, Dolores Beuerman; piano solo, Maryann Wildfong; reci- tation, Bruce Glanville; skit, "The Airplane Ride"; play, "Presents For Santa"; dialogue, "The Naughty Mouse"; dance, Bingo; recitations, Percy Glan- ville, Joy Lyn Fischer, Gerald Rose, Diane Dennis; piano duet, Jean and Betty Roe; reading, "On the Telephone," Starr Fischer; song, "The Little Bell"; recitations, Gregg Fischer, Don- ald Rose, Warren Dennis; Ma- ma Doll Song, Junior Girls; dialogue, "The Merry Maid- ens"; Christmas Carol, Nancy McNichol, .Dolores Beuerman; Carols, Seniors:. "Christmas is a Jewel", "Come Softly"; carol singing, audience; "Why the Chimes Rang"; closing exercise; "God Save the Queen", after which Santa arrived. News of Brodhagen Guard Against Extra Power, Speaker Warns The monthly dinner meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held in the club room of the hall with E. C. Nokes, re- presenting both the Canadian and Ontario Chamber of Com- merce, who spoke on commun- ity betterment, and cautioned the members not to let their enthusiasm wane after the hall is completed and paid for. An- other field of community bet- terment, he pointed out, is civic affairs, We must be on our guard that not too much power be given to government bodies and large corporations, for in so doing we are losing our say in our affairs. Frank Eickmeir thanked the speaker on behalf of the members. President Mervin Deitz call- ed for the minutes to be read, which were adopted. The ceil- ing and wall of the basement are to be finished. A New Year's Eve dance was planned. A social evening for members and their wives is to be held on the third Thursday of every month. The financial report re- vealed about $960 profit on the bingo and draw in November. A $25 donation was gratefully received. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leonhardt and Kathy spent the weekend with Mr. Lorraine Rose at Cooksville. Mr. Kenneth Elligsen is con- fined to Stratford Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolfe, ,of London, with Mr. alttI Mrs. La- vern Wolfe on Sunday. Sgt. Dan Manley visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manley, Walton. He has just returned from Egypt and call- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Mrs. Watson. He had met Cpl. Watson in Egypt. Warren Sholdice, of Bramp- ton, and Roger Sholdice visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shol- dice in London over the week- end, and also visited with Wayne Beuermann in London. Church Women Meet The monthly meeting of the United Lutheran Church Wo- men of St. Peter's Lutheran Church was held with a good attendance. Mrs. Reuben Buuck, Mrs. Irvin Miller, Mrs. Lena Bennewies, Mrs. Reuben Rapien and Mrs. George Rock were on devotions and topic. They chose for it "The Christmas Story." Mrs. Rock read a poem, "God First." Mrs. M. Beuermann, presi- dent, presided for the business. Mrs. R. Sholdice had charge of the roll call which was answer- ed with a Christmas carol, and gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. George Rock read the sec- retary's repott. Flowers are be- ing bought by this group for the altar at Christmas. Some shut-ins will be remembered with gifts. Mission money was reported by Mrs. Harold Rock and thankoffering boxes were received. Quilt tops will be donated to he quilted in the near future for the girls' dormi- tory at Waterloo College. Birthdays were reported by Mrs. Louise Bennewies, Mrs. George Mogk and Mrs. R. Shol- dice. A Christmas carol was sung in their honor. A lunch was served by Mrs. Orland Rohrer, Mrs. Ed. Scherbarth, Mrs. Edwin Seherbarth, Mrs. R. Sholdice, Mrs. Minnie Voch and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Santa comes to Dublin on Sat- urday! An invitation extended by the village trustees, Dublin businessmen and the Dublin an District Chamber of Com- merce has been accepted and :arrangements for the visit are o ompleted, according to village officials. Santa will receive area chil- dren from a special stage be- ing erected in front of the vil- lage Christmas tree on the Main Street. He is expected at 2:00 o'clock, when he will be- gin distributing gifts to area children. Dublin has made special pre- parations for Christmas this year. In addition to erecting a large Christmas tree, decorative lights shine along the Main Street. Many houses, too, in the village are being decorat- ed for the holiday. ZION Mr. Dalton Balfour, who re- cently sold his farm, had a very successful sale on Saturday. Mrs. Mabel Higgerson and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Elligson and Terry visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Malcolm, on Saturday. Mr. Kenneth Burchill spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lannin and Mrs. Harold Thiel visited Miss Lettie Lannin in Detroit recently and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens and fam- ily on their way home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde and family, Hensall, visited her mother, Mrs. Alexia Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malcolm on Sunday. Miss Nancy Lannin and Mr. Bill Lannin visited Mr. and Mrs, Jack Burchill and family on Sunday. WA Elects Officers The annual meeting of Zion WA was held at the home of Mrs. Earl Barker on Tuesday afternoon, with 13 members and 15 visitors present. The Christmas theme was carried throughout the meeting, open- ing with three carols, "0 Come, All Ye Faithful," "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" and "Away in a Manger." Mrs. Lorne Aik- ens read the Scripture, Luke 2: 8-20, followed by the Lord's Prayer. "The Carpenter's Shop" was read by Mrs. Chas. Roney. A candlelight service was pre- sented by Mrs. Laurence Bark- er, Mrs. Glen Pepper, Mrs. Jas. Statton and Mrs. Lloyd Bark- er. Mrs. R. S. Aikens favored with a mouth organ selection, and readings were given by Mrs. Norman Bushfield and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm. A hymn dos- ed the meeting, after routine business had been dealt with. Rev. A. H. Daynard then took charge of the reading of re- ports and the election of offi- cers. The slate of officers for 1962 is as follows: Presidents, Mrs. Earl Barker, Mrs. Lloyd Barker, Mrs. Dalton Malcolm; secretary, Mrs. L. Aikens; treas- urer, Mrs. Charles Roney; card secretary, Mrs. Ross Pepper; pianists, Mrs. Charles Roney and Mrs. Laurence Barker; buy- ing committee, Mrs. Laurence Hannon, Mrs. Norman Bushfield; representative on .official board, Mrs. Dalton Malcolm; press sec- retary, Mrs. R. S. Aikens. A bake sale was held at the close of the meeting, and lunch was served by Mrs. Marker and her assistants. There is no greater satisfac- tion than parking on what is left of the other fellow's nickel. He: "I admit it's a pretty small salary to get married on, darling, but 1 might get a job myself when our honeymoon's over." May the spirit of peace be with youl Will see you on Saturday ! Gerald K. Holland Great West Life Assurance GENERAL INSURANCE Automobile - Casualty Phone 3 : DUBLIN News of Dublin and Mrs. Joseph Stapleton at- Mr. Bobble Stapleton, of St. tended the funeral in Detroit of ( Jerome's High School, at his the late Louis Matthews. I home. CWL Hears Discussion on Decorating The December meeting of the subdivision of the Dublin Cath- olic Women's League was held in the parish hall with a re- presentative attendance. Mrs. F. Horan, the president, open- ed the meeting with the regula- tion prayer and a hymn was sung in unison. The secretary and treasurer's reports were read and approved. It was suggested all members write the Canadian Broadcast- ing Corporation of the favor- able programming of the tele- vised ordination; also that all members and their families watch the program on Sunday at 12 o'clock from CFPL. A book will be donated to the school library. The guest of the evening, Herman Trenthlemon, of Seb- ringville, demonstrated on the decorating of homes and the wrapping of parcels at Christ- mas. Two dollars was donated for education purposes. Spiri- tual bouquets will be sent to the shut-ins for Christmas. Progressive euchre was play- ed, with Mrs. John E. Murray winning the prize. Lunch was served by the ladies in charge. Mr. and Mrs, Michael Nagle A MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and yours from LOUIS ROWLAND Trucker PHONE 80 DUBLIN I Mr, When in Dublin to see Santa on Saturday visit our SNACK BAR • REFRESHMENTS • SNACKS • CONFECTIONERIES SHELL PRODUCTS Gas -- Oil -- Grease GENERAL CAR REPAIRS KRAMP'S GARAGE NAL and OML 24 -Hour Towing Service PHONE 73 R 2 DUBLIN '1.*141'h r Granulated SUGAR... 10 lbs. 79¢ Rose — 1 Ib. MARGARINE 4/890 Maple Leaf — 28 oz. MINCEMEAT ... 43¢ Javex Liquid BLEACH, 32 oz... 230 Sweet 163's ORANGES 3 doz.990 No.' 1 Spy APPLES, bus... 1.99 I , x, , J.' 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