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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1961-12-21, Page 13• • 1 • • 4 M • • 1 4 r Cbritmas Nlessings Jay the (Wrist Child bring Torg to light this glorious, holy season. G. A. WHITNEY FURNITURE AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 119 Seaforth ti 4r { Nr nr r Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime I MRS. W. F. BELL IS HOSTES FOR W.I. CHRISTMAS MEETING Mrs. William F. Bell was hos- tess at her home for the Kip - pen East Women's Institute Christmas meeting, held Wed- nesday afternoon with pre -age school children special guests for the occasion. Mrs. James Drummond presided over the meeting. Roll call„• "111y first Christmas gift I remember” was answer- ed by the members, and a group composed of Mrs. Howard Fink- beiner, Mrs. Verne Alderdice, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Drummond presented a Christ- mas skit. Several members who had taken the course, "Focus on Finishes," modelled dresses they had made, and Mrs. Stew- art Pepper and Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor, leaders of the project, were presented gifts from the sewing rippers. KIPPEN Several cases of flu, measles, mumps and chickenpox are re- ported in the surrounding area. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stan - lake, Exeter, vished Sunday with Mr. Robert Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert visited Sunday with relatives in Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis attended the annual supper and Christmas concert Monday eve- ning at Huronview, Clinton. Mrs. Leonard Lovell is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Her friends and neigh- bors wish her a speedy recov- ery. 11,1 1 IA,I ,% xr:rt`"r.w+wrr:E"rd"rX"r;r+.r rKrr,w' ;wr REJOICE! REJOICE! w , r;r r .w r w.jr ytb w' r vr1,;rr11 y' r;e- r ryvl, 4 rrrr,u r.jr rwl Nlrwrrjrwru May the message of Peace and Good Will shine brightly in your hearts this Christmas, with a holiday rich in the joy of blessings received and bright with happiness! TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS • MERRY CHRISTMAS BOX FURNITURE Funeral Service Phone 43 : Seaforth A%4, fir M11�;rlr - r ?CAIi;r- r r +rr,w r .e% ,4 ..... .4'TY ....TY'4 . '4 . ,4 ..:4 . '4 • K r;w.l,;w r,w r;v ,,.rwr,w r'l ur r xrr wr�r,w rwr u-rw n .'4 .,•'. t, • TN . .'4 .'4 TY .. .'4...'5 'y.. Y... '4 -s ♦4.. .4 May you find Peace, Joy and Happiness at Christmas time ! These are our sincere wishes for all our friends who have made this Christmas such a wonderful one for us . . 4 ` ROWCLIFFE MOTORS Phone 267 SEAFORTH • 1 -1 ; . 1: , 0. wd, Cr1. CA, w1. ?'q+i, t"1, ,w -d C"1 C,4.! ,r 1 ✓..(: Tickets were sold on a Christ- mas cake and the winner was Mrs. Ross Sararas. Proceeds from the sale, amounting to $10, will be forwarded to the Children's Aid at Goderich. Mrs, Cecil Pullman gave a Christmas story. Mrs. William Kyle was co - hostess. Christmas refreshments were served. In charge of treats were Mrs. Russell Brock and Mrs. Percy ° Harris; lunch, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Arthur Fin- layson, Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse, Mrs. Eldon Jarrott; ice cream, Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. C. Eyre and Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Mr., Mrs. Treble Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Treble, of Solsgirth, Manitoba, will celebrate their fiftieth wed- ding anniversary on Tuesday, Desember 26, 1961. Mrs. Trble was formerly Isabella May Ches- ney, of Hensall, Ont., and Frank W. Treble was from Exeter, On.t They were married in Sea - forth, and moved to Manitoba where they have since resided. FUNERALS MRS. JOE McMANN The death occurred in Ben- senville, Illinois, on Nov. 27, 1961, of Mrs. Mabel McMann, beloved wife of Joe McMann, formerly of Seaforth, Ont. She is survived by her husband; one sister, Ellen Kasen, and two brothers, Harry and George Wellek. The funeral mass was sung in St. Alexis' Roman Catholic Church by Monsignor Kau•th., Burial was in St. Joseph's ceme- tery, River Grove, Ill. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Gael's Funeral Home, Ben- senville, Ill. Funeral of Miss Taylor Public funeral services for Miss Jennie Gordon Taylor, of Hensall, who died suddenly at her home Friday afternoon, were held from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel on Monday, conducted by Rev. Ross D. Mac- Donald. Burial was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Born in Hay Township, she had been a resi- dent of the village for many years, and was a member of Carmel Presbyterian Church. Surviving are one brother, Or- ville Taylor, RR 1, Exeter, and two sisters, Mrs, Rex Dick, RR 1, Hensall, and Mrs. William Harvey, of Norwich. Chiselhurst WA Has Meeting The Christmas meeting of the Women's Missionary Society and Women's Association of Chiselhurst United Church was held Tuesday afternoon, with the 'schoolroom very attractively decorated in Christmas motif. Presiding for the WA was Pres- ident Mrs. A. Ross, while Mrs. Alvin Cole conducted the wor- ship period. Motions were pass- ed to send $25 to the M & M and $25 to the Capital Fund. Mrs. Jack Brintnell and Mrs. Percy Harris were appointed a committee to decorate the church for Christmas Sunday. President Mrs. Russell Brock took the chair for the WMS and gave a Christmas poem, Mrs. Clarence Coleman gave the mis- sionary prayer, and Mrs. Sim Roobol showed ,lovely colored slides and gave, a commentary of her trip to Holland this sum- mer. She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Don Dodds, of Seaforth. Refreshments were served. Twenty-five members a n d guests attended the meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Earl Kins- man and Mrs. T, Brintnell. Duffs Chu ;ch Groups Hold Vesper Service r" r' �t ' 7 r r r. •r .t •r r A large congregation gather- ed in the auditorium of Duff's United Church Sunday evening, Dec. 17, to attend a vesper ser- vice presented by Young People and CGIT members, previously prepared in co-operation with leader Mrs. McCreath, and as- sistant, Miss Shirley Bolger. Decorative lighting and Christ- mas spruce added greatly to the Christmas atmosphere of the service. Ruth Ritchie led the worship, assisted by a choir of young people. Ron Uhler read the story, with Reid Hackwell, Jer- ry Achilles and Roy William- son in charge of the offering. A social hour of carol singing and refreshments followed. The morning service, in charge of Rev, Higginbotham, supported by the regular choir, was aided by the thoughtful decorative preparation of these young people, and here again the people of Walton and vi- cinity, with all members of families, will be welcomed Sun- day, Dec. 24, at 11 a.m„ to the regular Christmas service. Christmas music is being pre- pared by the choir. ZION Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon spent Thursday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon, Donna and Barry and Mrs. Ross Murdie called on Mrs. Mary Malcolm Saturday evening on their way home from London after visiting Mr. Ross Murdie in Victoria Hospital. We are pleased to report he is improv- ing .a little. Mrs. Norman Bushfielci and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon played Santa Claus on Saturday to the shut-in of Zion WA, with a lovely plant. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirk- ham, formerly Shirley Brown, were presented with two up- holstered chairs and a table lamp by neighbors and friends of the community. We are sorry to report Mrs. Jack Balfour is very ill in Strat- ford Hospital. Her neighbors all wish her a speedy recovery. LEGION CORNER By JACK HOLLAND Well, Comrades and friends, Christmas is just around the corner and the weatherman promises a good amount of snow, which always adds some- thing to the Christmas scene. * N: * The hockey season for the youngsters got underway last Saturday morning and will con- tinue through the coming weeks until we send a team to the Young Canada Hockey Cham- pionships in the spring. * * * The annual Christmas con- cert for the kids was held last Sunday and the auditorium was just packed. The Ladies' Aux- iliary had organized a fine pro- gram, which was most enjoy- able, and after the program Santa Claus handed out a bag of candy and a cane to each of the children. There was also coffee and doughnuts for ev- erybody, the doughnuts being donated,by .. `Smitty", the bak- er; so al in all it was a most pleasant time, thanks to the Legion president and the La- dies' Auxiliary. * * * The Legion are holding their annual Christmas dance on Box- ing Night. This is always one of the highlights of the winter social season, * * * So in dosing, on behalf of the Legion, I wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and the hest for the New Year! Rrrrrrr�r !t'.,U;r+ru+-rwr, rwr„+^r;wrw.p)prw-ru- 4p4 e NAPPY HOLIDAY May you enjoy it as much as we've enjoyed being able to serve you. SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION FRANK KLING, Chairman D'ORLEON SILLS EDMUND I)ALY MRS. D. BOYES R. J. BOUSSEY SEC.-TREAS. MANAGER :1l 4' 4 fek ler t 1, w , p 1, � , x , v r x r ✓C , "4, pl.,- . "4, ;6.'4; 1959 Chev, Bel Air Sedan - 1958 Dodge "8" Hardtop—A.T. and Radio 1958 Chev. Sedan 1957 Chev. Coach--A.T., Radio 1957 Dodge Sedan 1955 Chev. Sedan Delivery 1955 Pontiac Sedan 1953 Ford Coach—A.T. 1953 Pontiac Sedan SEAFORTH MOTORS Phone 541 -- Seaforth ..4 ,4 .. . . - '.F .. K...',•. ..',4 .. �.-..-'� '.....'4 ..'41'4 Z At the close of another year we realize how much your, friendship and good will have meant to us and wel- come the opportunity to thank you. May you have a Merry Christmas ind much happiness in the years to come! SEAFORTH MOTORS Phone 541 SEAFORTH 1' Don't Know What to Buy? Make It a Brilliant Christmas With Beautiful FRESH FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS Our selection is tremendous! Flowers make the perfect last-minute gift. BUY FLOWERS — The Appreciated Present STAFFEN'S STILL HAVE A SELECTION OF NOVELTY XMAS DECORATIONS The perfect decorations to brighten up your home and Christmas Tree GIFT CHINA WE HAVE A HOST OF DISTINCTIVE GIFT IDEAS I STAFFEN'S Electrical Appliances PHONE 49 Table Centres Xmas Novelties Tree Decorations • Electric Lighting • Decorative Bulbs • Room Decorations • Yule Table Pieces Tinsel - Roping - Snow The perfect decorations to brighten up your Christmas tree PLUMBING - HEATING — Sales and Service SEAFORTH