HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-11-27, Page 6IRTRONdEXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, .ONT,, NOV. °27, 1959
FARMER.. SEAFORTH MINIS�:TER'
15 INDUCTED:: AT HUNTSVILLE
(Huntsville Forester) Dr, 'Jack "was bona some . three
years ago, with the degree of : Doc-
`tor . of Divinity, in recognition of
outstanding servicein the church
over.. "a period of. year`s71 While he
has been a' Minister s .minis er of, the k'res-
byterian Church in Sydney! Cape
Breton, forMorethan 15 years, .he
is not, a stranger to Ontario; hav-
Ing served.: at=Seaforth for a time'
previously:" Dr Jack ,rya's. minister
of" First Presbyterian Church, Sea
forth; from 1938 to 1944 A lover of
• the •,out-of-doors and an 'ardent"
angler," Dr: Jack is; looking for-
ward . to these features of "life in
Muskoka. •
In''charge..of the induction serv-
ice on ;November 19:were the Mod-
erator orthe Presbytery,,'Rev,'
J:.
4.1 Thompson; BA., of St. Mark's'
•Church; ,Orillia, wlio' related. the
steps :leading to ,the:,induction', and
performed :.the induction itself,
The sermon was" breached by Rev.
J. Jennings,' of • Thornbury, and'
Rev.. Dr. J. A. McInnis; BA:, B:D.,
D O.; of; Orillia-Presbyterian'Church+
addressed „the" congregation and
the minister.
Dr. Hugh Jack, of Cape 'Breton
Island,, was inducted asminister
of St. Andrew's• Presbyterian
Church, Huntsville, on, Thursday
NOV_ 19. Re succeeded •R"ey; John
Herbison, whose 'sudden passing in
`January last was great loss to
the entire community.
A, graduate of .Presbyterian Col=
lege, Montreal, . from which be
holds. a Bachelor's :'degree in Arts
WASSAIL
In medieval times "Wassail''
Was the. favorite Christmas dri
and the .name often appears in
poetry and song- It was ,original-
ly. ;'sweetened /tot -ale spiced with
nutmeg. "or ; ginger; Wealthy ;fain-
!lies'. used wine instead of ale and
added cream, eggs, . `almonds,
cloves and cinnamon withroasted
apples bobbing on the surface of
-the bowl. The name ,possibly de-
rives -from• the 'old°SaXon ""Waes
haeli," somewhat the equivalent of
•our' "Here's to you!"
Anothera
S icon word gives�us the
part of the expression,` Merry.'
Christina the weird 'merrier
ui
Saxon meaning pleasant or agree-' • Education means developing the
ablo
„than gay' mind, 'not'stf`dfmg- the memory.
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Follow •,These
Rules of
an
Christmas Treesiere .filled with pitch. and resin
,and. when gdry can easily ignite,and turn:into a
roaring flame. To prevent this, keep. your
tree fresh and` greed by putting it Into a con-
tainer of ...water,, or 'water mixed With sand..
Cut ..the trunk diagonally at : the end above
original' cut.' `Be "sure water is kept"above the
cut.
Ornaments on .the tree can bedan-
gerous, • too! Don't use:. cotton or
—paper on the trees unless flameproof.
Never use lighted candles on the
'tree, or nearby. Keep :ash trays , and
cigarettes away from the tree Re-
move piles of opened gift'; wrappings.
Do not place electric trains! around ;
the tree.
Be sure the tree is kept away from.
an, open fireplace orheater. Check
lighting sets for frayed wires, loose,
connections - and broken "sockets.
- Don't plug too many cords into one' •
outlet. If any extensive wiring is
planned, call an electrician --don't
try to do it yourself! Last of all,
!lights Out" when you leave' home
and when you retire for_the- eve-
ning.
REMEMBER! Nothing cs,n• render these' din
plays,: absolutely safe, and that ' if . accidents''°
are not .to mar the festive . season, ..constant
vigilance and care must be exercised.'
To.the Citizens- of Seaforth and Dist>!iet We Extend. *est
Wishes for a'Happy Holiday Season ►.
GIVE
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Gift • to the Home than ; a "New •Look" for a
;Basement Rumpus Room A Jlandsonie. '
New Floor- f o.r the Kitchen. or Kitchen
boards made to order `:' = Nem :Bathroom
. Tiling in a wider ge,'of colors?
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4,-4 ..1 .w..E.'✓id✓..£ �'1. .% r..f, r�1• ✓..E w..t, w.t .i1 .d •:e,( .,..1 1. ;�,,( •u.,(- L ; .!'r
Voting 'on'the petiition•;to the Governor General
requesti•.the revocation of the Order in 'Council
which.. brought into ' force Part' IL:of: -the Canada
,l'e,mperance Act in the 'County. of Huron..
PLACE YO
ERE
�. by
Huron Citizens
ial Control= Committee.
JOU tel iE,`HUC$INS, Chairman:
•
Byron Friends
Mahe ..Presentation
Mr:. Mrs. JRose
.
A very.pleasan£ everting .,4as
spent at the home -of Mr: rend Mrs,
James R
� s se o , R.R. 4, Seaforth, when
neighbors and ,friends . from Byrari.
gatheredto surprise Mr. and .Mrs.
Glenford-,.Rose, who have recent -
1y 'settled in Seaferth district.
Tables of bridge and eµchre were
enioy' 51,, following which a 'presen-
tation was. made by Mrs'. Florence
Robins -and an•.;address':; given by
Mrs. Kate Chapman,
Mr.. -aid Mrs. ;:.Rose were pres-
ented- with, a bouquet of roses, and
a beautiful painting by the . Fell=
known artist, Mrs.' Kay Hart; -Ellis,
ho was present;• at. the ;, gather-•
rug. The picture was a scene ;on
the Thames River, not far -from
the foriner 'home•'of the • Rose's.
1. Mr. ,and Mrs: Rose responded
:in"
well-chosen words, showing they
realized what a number they have
left in -Byron; and thanked, every-.
,one, for• the gift :and. enjoyable eve -
Also entertaining. for 'Mrs. Rose
was c Mrs.' 'Eric Chapman,
don, .who,. was hostess at .a aunch-
'eon and bridge :M'rs Rose was 'the
recipient of • a lovely cup and sane
er frprii .the .ladies• present.
':The" Byron :Women 's;'Institute; <.of,
which Mrs, Rose"'is • a ne ber, also
:presented ' her with a air' and sau-
cer with the institute crest, For
Heine •hand, Country...,
areners' :Union
ears Report From.
ew Director ;: a
• The •November-meetipg of . he,
Seaforth ;local of. the ,, Farmers'•
Union was held in:the Town Hall
Seafb±th. • 'President Carl; Dalton
brought Members, lip to date on the
October 'conyention_.in..._G:uelfhLand.
adquainted' members with' the new
committee . which;.:were set up .for
one year; A largei'number ofreso-.
lutions were -dealt -with, at the con-
vention.- A few briefs are .being
prepared ;to be • p'resented .to the
•Government
Frank Nesbitt •nnew director:for_
Huron•attended the meeting: He
gave a -report on(ahe board meet
ing'whieh.;'was held afters he .con
vention. He' stated itheyiwere pre
senting a :brief to the -Hog Mar
kiting Board showing d sapprov
al' of the Inanner in which they are
operating. ` He • also stressed the
need of a man 1obbymg in -Ottawa,•
and •asked that -each local label;
$25 towards ",maintaining';.the cost:
• In the discussion period; it was'.
felt: now that deficieneyµpayanents
ere "coming into effect it'.Jis up •to
the farmers to" get organized and
demand:that they 'be paid on .100
per cent parity, ' and; not. 80 .per
cent • of the 10: year' average. Un-
ionmemher5 were:advisedahwrite,
to 'Hon Harkness, •:agrienifural min-
inter asking ,that :.;deficiency pay=,
meats be: -,paid on 100°per cent:
parity on' hogs '' and eggs,..
To achieve success one must
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sEAFORTII
PLAN PRE CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY,
EDELWEI REBEKAHS MEET
� •-
With : Mrs,_ Keith Sharp, N.G., pre-
siding, menibers of Edelweiss Re-
bekah Lodge, meeting Mondayev-:
ening, 'plan, to hold a pre -Christ-
mas party -following the • Decem-
ber 14* .meeting. Called early, the,.
meeting will be followed by a So-
cial, .time to which members of
Fidelity ,IQOF 'Lodge are invited .
Lunch, will: be pot-Iuck and each
one attending will -bring an , ex-
change gift. • Miss Jean Scott, Mrs.
J. Grummett, Mrss: Ed .Andrews,
Mrs.. K. Sharp and Mrs. 11..Hugill'.
Were named anentertainment,
committee, ' . •
The meeting voted A.• donation to
tke War Memorial Children's Hos-
pital, London, Miss Jean Scott was
installedas a ecre r
recording ordin g s . to Y>.
with' Mrs,,. Chester Henderson ' • as
acting district deputy :president;
Mrs. Alex Boyes, as acting -district
deputy, secretary, and Mrs: Geor
gine;'Smithas acting district depu-
ty marshal.
CPT The' ; committeelan' a ' so-
cial evening .iii the IOOk' Hall 'on
Monday evening,, Nov. 30, corn-.
meneing with a pot=luck supper at
6:. ' !p.m.. Members', of the' IOOF;
an :Rebekah' .lodges and`their'
a.,.
Rebekah
fa s- r invited ted. to • attend.
e
e i tt nd.
Members of the IOOF Lodge, los;
ers in the penny drive, will provide
the ;entertainment.
Miss • Mae Smith °reported that.
the CPT committee; had a most
successful year'. and plan .to give
a • donation to the TOOF Home at
Barrie." Mrs'. Ila' Dorrance won the
mystery prize Mrs..Dorrance and
Mrs. S. Habkirk were in charge.:
of a 'social period following • the.
meeting, with winners, at . court
whist.; being Mrs. Mae Dorrance.
and Mrs. Roy McGonigle. Sandra
Ifugili• was top scorer in a peanut
scramble. _
Walton Institute
S "onsors' Party
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t.° (o: nt Home U,,. y
The 'Walton 'Women's Institute
sponsored a birthday' party at the
CountY. Hoine hnton on Wednes-
day afternoon when six ladies and
two. gentlemen cerebrated Novem-
ber -birthdays. Each' guest of hon-
or 'was
honor•'waspresented 'with a cirage`.
and later, a gift ,
A. short program ,`consisted of:.
duet and _violin selection by Mrs.
Emerson -Mitchell and Mrs. ';Herb
Travis;;_ solo -'and . reading, Mrs.
Joe Ryan; duet, Mrs. Harold Srhall-
don and Mrs. Jan: Van`Vliet„, Mrs.
Gordon •McG,ayin; ^•showed color
slides of, a trip to Germany. Com;,:,
.mtirnity'singing was enjoyed with
various members of':, the home
selecting their",favorite' songs.:
Lunch was ` served `by •the In-'
stitute • ladies, with the .following
committee in charge:• Mrs. C. Mar-
tin, Mrs: H. Bolger, Mrs.'Roy;Ben-'
nett, Mr's. .Herb -Travis and Mrs.
J, Van: Vliet
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