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=AVC T-1-.NTAI(2t_ DECEMBER g6, .1958_ ;<
Unto You 'Is Born This _Day, a Saviour
Luke 2.1-10'reat • joy, which shall be to . all pea-
k.. For unto: you is, bora this day in:
se'`'da s: p :ihick is
And' it .came to pass in tho , Y the City of David, a Saviour, w,
that there Went out a decree -from, 'Christ the, Lord.._ And this shall be
r .
Augustns, ' - old-- -- : nto ou .` Ye 'Shalt -find 'the ��Caesar .Augustus, that. all Vie• w r a. alga u y • ..
t (And. this taxing.babe wrapped in swaddling :clothes2.
;
laould bs taxed, b. �-.:. » • suddenl:•
�•�� , was' 1 ng ,r a manger; . And . y
•made' when, C :renins . � . Y . ,
was first m h'• � there w�,s w'ith the :angel ,a multitude .
• �overnor of Syria.)' And all went td:. ith •host raisin God,:
b of the heav y P
• be taxed,everyone into his own city' n Glor ; to .„God in. :the
and .sang:. y ..
And' Joseph also went up. froi i "pull- highest an.cd' on:earth peace, good will
into... n.'�
of the cityof Nazareth,toward:' Men.”.
lee; out .
�asss' as the'angels;'
.• Jtidea, Unto. the city' of Ilavid, which ' Ana c
�_ a �, eta p
called .Bethlehem' (because he was , were- gone away ; from them Into
1S ,
he.,,:she herds 'sand .`tone to
of the house and lineage',of:Da�id), „-.:_� heatierl,,LL•t� , . ,,- . __� . -
•. - espoused er- .. Let. u _ now- go-even---u-MO--
e,
o even unto—
• With. Maryhis • anotli, ,_ : � ._• ., .... .-.
1�'. be taxed �'- hrch
1: `Bethlehem and see this°:thing_ vv,
• ' ith, child. - :�-
wixe, being great w _ } hath.
s whic the' Load ha
t • at 'while theY.: is;; co�Ile `tows , h� � _--
. And. so . it: was, h Y a. :.. �: -flier -
- a e'`'knowi unto us. Aid' they
there,the days were accaxn . m d
wereY.
...
ld be delivered.. cs me:.vtnth hn ste and f ou y
fished that she con _ , , -.,
P ,-, , --- babe- in in.`a man- -
. her _ ..., . ose. h ,and. the.. _ .. �y g _.; , 'they
. .
• And she brought fo
rth her first-born . _..J... p. , . , , . .. ,
n he� had'seen-:t 'they
.. him in a� manger � ;� .� _..And v�?' .. � � _ y , . , r
_' and *rapped iia.. g �. --g' ... ... . ,
son, . pp , , . - Asa in: ,-which .-
• ... . �r`them - -gradeknown: abroad the y , g
cause there was. no room -them
be ernin this -child.
. was told them cone g , .
iri the'inn.
.heard
it' wondered
the same carpi- And, who. had, ,
' And there •were,.,.rn, ... ,. ,,... . ,. ,. told'them
'� ,t:those-tliil� s which -;were,,.,,
'sl abdin • , in the' :field; a g.
tryshepherds g
p keptall
-she�' her_ds.<But Mary ._:.
-watch over •thein, flock. by• :by the... p ,
keeping , , , . •...
. gs, and pondered them•in
' lb the :an el of the Lord . : 'these ",thing. , p
dight. :And . , ., g,returr-
f her heart.. And• the shepherds
' n them and „the. •glory: a , .,- ,
cameheLord in and. God.' f or .
about 'them: _ ed,glorifying- and praising ,
e shone round .. g
. the _. ,,: ad :heard
•
,s - _ -- 1 -the; thins that -they h
••. .sone a�rard , A�td�:-tlre a 1 , ._g _that- and they were-
them "Fear not. for;,• and seen, a
s'' it :was told MAO:
angel said unto • ,
yongood tidings of The End.
behold I bring Y �. �
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THE BAFFLES '
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AH of us of Seaforth Lumber Limited express
Four friends and custom
Our.appreciation ' to �°afl.
ers for their toyaltyrand support during the.year.
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Huron. Forums '
Elect . Of fivers
Robert. McMillan, R.R. 2, • Sea -
forth, vlras elected chairman of the
Huron j County Farm 'Forums at
the -annual meeting at 'Myth, Tues
day,
;_ ! 3thenn.offieer&.and'.. directers_:are ,
vice-chairman, John. Soldan, Zur-
ich;. past chairman, Mrs. Vera
Greig, .Wroxeter;• secretary, Carl
Hemingway, Brussels; township di-'
rectors: ,Ashfield, Oliver Mc -
Charles; Morris, Robert Yuill;
Grey., : Jan Van Vliet, Jr.; McKil,
lop, Robert McMillan; Hullett;,,Er-
ic. Anderson; ':West Wawanosh,
Theodore Milia,. East Wawanosh,"
Wilhain. Taylor; Godes eh- town
slip, -Fred v-Loblx, Stephen,, Earl-
Haist; Usborne.,'Louis Johns; Hay,_
John Soldan; .Colborne l4 i . Jas.
Murphy; Howick, Elmer Harding.
Guest speaker Norman_ Garroch;
CBC fa •sin commentator, gave . a
comprehensive ,picture:"of costs:re-
.lating ;to farm TV programs, :methi-
ods of'obtaming•the bes't'programs,,
tiine-••elements and future plans.-
He predicted more falai programs;
=b, r early_ spring and an -earlier
on fime;:.as of April 1
Car1I':Hemingway,--,seeretary- -of
the Huron County FarmForums,'.
stressed ,the need for ,better distri-
bution.and marketing of farm ;pro :.
ducts. r.,
Winston ,—Shepton, ' president of
'the -Huron County.- Federation . of
Agriculture, ` said.' the' federation
was'; strong: in : Hun ' County this.
UNT
Y PA
PER g.
' ' year and • that one _ of- tkie problems.
today was •overproduction
Quash 'Conviction
The court martial.=appeat board
h'as, gaa'shed :the-:c'onviction of -for-
mer RCAF . Aircraftman George:
A `Morriee: on a • charge of arson.
Nlorrxce, now living �zt lUl�edxclbe
Hat,Alta:was: .convicted Tast
March..h,a_vmg°set" fire'to. a..bar-
rack block at ;RCAF Station,
ton He -ilvas sentenced °• to :.•two
:ears' in enitentiary'.: and to dis
y • • r'ipn`theair force=Clinton.
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Pws-Recprd
• Plan• New...Exchange
t
Aubum�-commuiuty is. sb or .ly„.'to-
haye� its 'own= -telephone -=exchange,
which,, .among' other advantages,
wi1L make. , private Imes pailable
in the 'village. The w..;:aneexchange
willbe established, by the "Blyth:
'Municipal -System Auburn district
lids been • served.`by the.Blyth-sys
trim :and the"'Tlurdi an`d"Kinross
1Viumci al;:Telephone System which_
P
a dear ago bought out the,•Dungan
non telephone . system :known as,
the Goderich, Bural' , By the .new
arrangement, the:li'. and• K••Sys
-tem-transfersysortie 33'phones <•to
the Blyth: system.-Lucknow Sen-
RabidFox
`rabies which
The; epidemic of
•lids :gradually ybeen :spreadinefrorn
the. north cropped ,up m :Wingham
for the first' time aast Thursday,•:
when `• a fox:. that was apparently'
infected waskilled_:iiear. the'liewer'.
Wingham _ bridge The anima' at
taoked-a•cai-driven by L-esHn Rey:;
•nolds and fortunately...Was killed in:
e .ani act. 'How.ever, it :previous:
'the p
ly had _vi:
been seen -the woodshed'•
at `the home of Fred Ohm, on Vic-
toria ,Street..., •The . animal : had ap-.
. parently. been wounded 'earlier aI d
had : •also• been in `contact ;with a
;porcupme,`,`a's its lace was' ftk11 -of-
quills. In ': a normal: state a fox
Will never attack' a porcupine. Coh=;
seivatien Officer.—W,\: R...,:Worm-.
Worth was called; -to dispose of the
•
ea-rcass:-y--=Wingliam-Ads.anee-..
Times _
:`Large Deficit .
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The
om
'Dalin, W— en's Instituter
met.
at 'theCharles.
Friend for their December meet-'
ing'..` The roll. call,. was answered`
.with ; a toy fora child;—'Household:
hints; were; given by_Mrs WiUiain:
Std letpn_ A:' hutnorous•reading by
p` - ld'Pethiek was m ch en
'Mrs ��Hara ”-..-_., n.,:..•
j yed�.- A' demonstration of. gift
wrapping add', the making' of fancy
boxes. *as given. by Mrs: Friend..
A sing -song Was held;; after which;
an auction sale of :home' baking
-wvas--cdnducted by Mrs Tuer, ..of;
Mitchell, the proceeds to go: to the-
Retarded Children's Society:. 'Four-;
teen members and one ';visitor'were
present.
--Mss.=J,=Loob-y-read•<the sninutes-
of .the<, previous , meeting'. ; ;Plans
were :discussed to attend,• a
many day in January;' .Lunch was
• Conee'rned
about the . financial : served by the' committee: Mrs. G.
. ..
Picture. of- ;Alexandra Marine and Robinson, Mrs, Charles -Friendand
.GeneralHo'spital ,a;delegation from Mrs. Harold Pethick.
the'"boa-id; will -shortly interview' and Mrs-Erauk.Bruxer_ in.
the Ontario: Hospital: Services Com-., with. Mr and Mrs.` .Bill
mission m;.tire-lroge ;of ;aurae -an Hvans;- -- -
adjustmenf the present' " Mr =,and. Mrs• Lenny Gaffney; of
grants set-up The hospital' board;, Kitchenel•; With Mr. Carl••Staple'
which`met'IMnnday evening' of this:- ton .
:week will seeTr means of -securing. Mz-, and' Mrs Terry; Flannery in
More financial aid' by a miltrevision Haon'with: Mr, 'and Mrs, 'Fitz -
in the calculation of • the; grants gibbons
PaBeatrice ria ' Bransford •
able: Total ~cost- of the n. ewMiss- Mu y .
y_
wing,:plus the,: ekpenses';m ren with Mr. and.; Mrs. John F..; Miir-
P
1 ection with it,. total $560,60912 ray
Total'revenue to meet this; expense
Honor Members
On Tuesday,. December 9, the
*Clinton; Junior•; •Farmers : held, their
—tooting'—in. the.. form of ,a • Christ
inns party , at. Surnferhill Hall. A
short- business` meeting ::was . field
before". 'the evening's entertain
Ment Games'Rale-Wed-and. a dance
was enjoyed by 'all. With the.Plaza.
Valley Boys Orchestra; During ;the..
evening ''a' presentatien';.was held
„for .five .of the members `who were
married -.in• 1958.: A gift 'was gees
'tinted to each e,ouple. They were:
Mr arid Mrs. Grant McLean (flee
TTe1en; . Johnaton);; .Mr _Iand Mrs
Fred Pepper, Mr. and. Mrs Fred
' Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.;" Don An-
drews, ' ;Mr ' and 11/irs. .Stewart
Broadfoot Clinton. News=Record ons',
to date amounts to'$488,9,54.45 This
means the -hospital board •stilrfac-
- es a deficit •of $71,'654:67 in. n_eeting'
expenses: in ;coniectionr with ,the,
construction; furnishings, "etc.,,,•
the 'new, hospital -wing Godericb
Signal Star.:
- u • don't hear; Se much about:
the Man' in: the, street since auto=
Mobiles have. become .so numer
1
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. T.1,e.tr, �t„r �j•.r �.�..+,gv r. ,�.ar ,r.v .n,? -R' : T
hone , 21
at
We appreciate the: good-
will and friendship that•
exists.. -between our :pa
trous and o'urselv'es.
It is with this relation
ship in mind ,that we'` `.
take,pleasure i11 extend-,
lag -the fullest measure
of Yuletide blessings!
From, The Huron ;Exit sitox.
December 29,'3933 •
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dale, of Con-
stance, : -spent :Christmas at., the.
iome..of;Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale.
The store and residence 'of ;. Mej.'
vin E. Clarke, Winthrop, were com-
pletely destroyed by' fire on Sun-
day morning, December 24. ' Also
his tractor andsemi-trailer were
runinto by an American, ear .°and
'badly :damaged on the -same day.
The truck was driven. by Wilson
Wright,`.. Seaforth, and was'.heading
to London
t
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'
again The distth ids
em
in is inthe _.:
Of ' snow up , to, •.the' -knees_ and the
thermometer has stuck at the zero
YEAS,1CNE
Interesting item's': leaned from
, The Huron Exposi r of • 25, 50
and 75 years ago.'
quilt that '.has in., it 2,405 pieces:
The quilt was all made by hand
'1VIr, 'hennas Mc. Gri06„ of`Eg
zn;ondville, has ,returned ;front ..Bri—
tish Colftnbia, where he 'spent the,
summer.
111,. Frank and Miss 'B: ,Coleman
of Tuekersmith,.: are spending the
holidays, with friends in Sl elbourne.
lVlr J •;Barris, 'of-. Walton, pur-
chased from. Mr. J. "McGavm,, a
handsome. two-year old filly
The pI 1 g'-t►i ll of S. S. Cooper,
',Clinton, was completely destroyed'
by fire on Tuesday morning. • The
fire started •in 'the engine room.,
e that ` he
Mr. dCoop r .has deeided
would rebuild. '
Miss •, Muriel' Beattie' and Miss
Margaret McKellar,' of the' Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, 'Lon-
don,'are • spending the holidays at
their•' homes here. -
-Miss' Bessie Grieve, of. Chatham,
is spending - the holidays•. at her
home; in Egmondville.
.Misses Mary and Nora Stewart
are, spending the holidays with
.theirparents, Mr. and Mts Harry
Stewart.
Mr. claytdn Martin, of .Engle-
hart,` is spending' the holidayswith
relatives' in ; this. district.
Miss Margaret •Ross, University
of Toronto,, is spendingthe holidays.
With : her ,father, Dr, H. H. Ross
• Miss Mildred Turnbull, .of To-
rent°,:. 'spent ' Christmas ather
home' here. ,
§§
Seaforth,
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Prem The Huron -Expositor'
December 25; 1908 A
• David Kirk,: of:. Fheter, ..fell on
the pavement on Main Streetone
evening recently and;brokerhis leg
in
two, places.
While Mr. Robert F1gie, •of 1'ui k-
ersniith, was unloading a load "of
grain at, the'Kippen.,'eledater one
day:last week, his team took' fright
and made a ,wild dash' -for. liberty:-
They ran through:, the:station yard
and dtito the railway trach, Final-
ly they were captured bon
and e
the worse for their run. .
Mrs. Thomas •N•icoi and children
are here from Alberta and intend,
siendi1 tile winter with her ^moth-.
er, Mrs. James McTavish,
Mr. antiArs, Mach: Wright left
pit Thursdayto spettd'the holidays
with their daughters.
Mrs. Robert Bristow, Of * I'ig
Prom The Huron Expositor
December 28; 1883 -
Mr. John Landsborougli; of Tuck-.
ersmith, -;sold a sheep to ,Mr.. A.
Couch, of Clinton,:last' weep that
weighed. 240 pounds.
Mr: George 'hippen ettt the first
toe of his right foot nearly off
While chopping wood one, day last
week
Mis'"1Vlaggie•Eoster has-return-
ed
as return.ed to town and; has resumed her
former` situation in. Scott Bros'
Music 'store.
The .ladies and gentlemen: at-
tending the' . dancing' c1ass'of •'Mr.:.
William Box :had . a very pleasant
time iu their hall on Tuesday eve
Seaforth Brandi 156
CANADIAN LEGION
Annuul
�r+tmas ..alto
eceniber:
an •Wi bee's Orchestra
Dancing: at 10 m
Dancen tone=clesirang in�;itatiorls _ to this
and who have not --already, received one, phone:'::
ICen. Powell - 109-
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A,
Ck> ristmas
S
tory
Throughout -then
centuries the
• Bethlehem Child's
teachings'have
\endured regardless
of wars hates,
prejudices, and, .
falsehoods:
May they continue
to endure!
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HEAD OFFICE- LONDON, ONTARIO.
District Representatives:
F. G. Bonthron, ;liensall 'Watson & -Reid Seaforth
and Mrs. James .. Murray'
spent Christmas in "town visiting
Mr.and Mrs. Alex:S`Cott and other
friends.:'
Mr. David Moore, of E,gmond
vi1le,. returned -h trte last Saturday'
after an 'absence of four months in,
the; Old Country..
Much to the joy of .the yoi3iig' ;�
sters, the skating rink was form-
ally opened fob the season.; -on
Christmas Day,' -
Robert• Jamieson intends
leaving . en his"'senni-annual trip to
the 014 Country in , about -two
weeks. He will be aceonipanied^by,
1VliSt Jamieson, who ,intends spend-'
ing the. •summer there. •
Mr. F: J. Cfili has returned from
the States to spend his Christmas
holidays at, name
The snow .which, felt • on . Thurs
day; will make.excellent. sleighing:.
and `will, help. to .revive business
greatly:
Mr, Thomas Soole, of Toronto, is
at present - spending his holidays
montiville,.1ias just; finished a, print here. „
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w11;;
Not in thesense of custom only, but with 'a' genuine
appreciation .i of ourpleasant associations during
•
ar, all of us at" B=ALL . MACAUL;AY 131).
thelasiye � ..
.ed ,.
extend to you our' Best'VVishes',for. an 0ld�ashion �''
easy. ; Christmas!
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