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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-12-25, Page 3u rejoiceice notu, fort e, � r. t nce: a of encsagain, is born . � � biiri ing us' a tenetuat of faitij anb lope. MERRY CHRISTMAS ! n from .the'Mahagement andStaff of SAL ES n R 'and SE LCE Seaforth: Phone 5.85 Zurich: -Phone-; WINTHROP The WMS and W.A. meeting for December was •head at the hoagie of Mrs. Charlie Boyd,. Tennie Den- nis, the president, provided for the meeting. an 1 the hymn, "Joy To the ,World,' was sung, followed by prayer; Tepnie Dennis read a poem, ,-The Gift;"' The Seripture. :reading and devotional'^vvere'taken by the -President and Mrs. William Roe. Christmas • stories were a 'feature, of the'meeting:. "The -Epiphany of the Angels," given by. Mrs. Charlie Boy;. "The Giving," read by Mrs, Leonard ;L'eeming, and "No Room;". by"Ethel Dennis. Mrs.'.Boyd gaue the treasurer's re- port,:Mrs: Roe presented-the`slate. of officers, :for- 1960.. There. was discussion oii forming an Explorer' Groupaor Mission Band,, The hymn,, "Silent Night," was lung and the • meeting cl',.edl with, prayer,: Mrs; Gle ' ichol presided for the WA• mEi g o e ' nng. Minutes '-last meeting were read and roll call, answered by.' 16 •members. Mrs. Stimore gave the treasurer' re, port...The birthday box was„' open- ed. and the holiday„ bags ' were brought in; Mrs. `Ross ;Leen-ling reported, for the Friendship'• Com- mittee 'It . was . moved by. Mrs. Roe, and , seconded by:/Mrs. Leetn- ing, • that we • send a donation to Unitarian Relief Mrs C. , Boyd mover! that we send $20 seconded by Mrs Leeming, The White :Gift parcel:from the Sunday School is to go to Norway House, Manitoba. A collection was.taken to'Send a gift to, the WMS worker there and that we remember our missionary for prayer,,:Miss Dulcie Cook,:with; a , gifts'` Mrs: Roe presented the slate of officers, and Mrs. Leonard Leeming :installed the officers for' the'oommg year WMS-=P'resident,• Tegme•Deiinis; vice-president,'Mrs,. ;Charlie Boyd;, Christian -•Stewardship • secretary, KIPPEN NEWS The winnersin a draw for a Christmas cake at Uickert's store were: Mrs. Gerald Hubbard, of Harriston Mr; Frank Plumb and Mrs, William Coleman Mrs. 'Allan . Johnston who has been a pa ent iii Clinton hospital, is 'expected home Tuesday of this week. In the, Years Agone •(Continued from Page 2) demand- for them from all parts of 'the •Dominion. Njr, D, D ,Wilson. and •family are no ' comfortably'' located in their handsomenew residence which is one; of the most complete in its Various apartments in the country. It is heated ,with hot air, lighted by -gas, 'and has (hot and'; cold wa- ter in every bedroom. .. Mr. ,,Parsons, of • 'Centralia, last week bought' two ” turkeys, that to- gether ewieigherl 63 • pounds, for Which be paid $5:30. . Seaforth Cheese Factory pro: petty in: this tgwn Wasoffered for sale on Tuesda last, but Was`bid in for. $1;111. The company think they can:realiZe: more than this for -their property.' - A • McDuff OTTAWA, �• Report (Continued from Page 2) "Tories = piling 'up -•the naiional debt, fast! fast!" cry the Liberals. (Both ;statements are true, "inci-. dentally: -The total debt is higher. but an overall, increasein'tiiegross national product (partly due to;in Mrs. L:.. Leeming;.'Christian.'Citi'- flation) • has kept' the percentage zenship secretary •;Mrs William fairly even:). Farre aid , doubled," shout the Tories. - `Farmers worse.off,":call .back the, Liberals ''• "Canadian prestige restored,'" say the Tories of external affairs ,policy. R'oe;Literature,-Missionary 'Month i'y,,•WorTd Friends •secretary; Ethel Dennis;. supply• secretary;• Mts. N• Stitore; secretary-treasurer,'Mrs. C., Boyd; Baby Band leaders; Mrs. - Percy Dalton rs,Percy-Dalton and Mrs, Ross Leem-. A :=•President; Mrl taznr- "Cana 'an;pre'stige g�irig dgwir" Dennis; vice-president, Mrs:- John ,answer.: the Liberals, quoting ' Bureb;' , treasurer, Mrs . N ` Sti- 'ish'l'rime Minister. Maclriillan and more; , secretary, It s 4S: Hillen, 'tw.a British newspapers to blaster manse--committee•,,M s Roy Wild fang, dvfrs Joe Thornton, Fa*iend ship. -Committee, Mrs:,':Ed "Regele, Mrs..°Everett`• Beuernian; pianist, Mrs.. Hillen. = - A Clristmas'hymn was string and all repeated' .the Lcnd's .Prayer FRESH BAKED For. Tasty Eating To all our friends' an, d patrons:`.. We wish the very best during the coming year, KEATING'S PHARMACY. Phone 28 w Seaforth J. E. KEATING, Phm.B..;.' IVT. E HOOVER, Phm,I3. .hr ie.!) el, r«1r"" ';'t:4,?" -4, ,r" r�•;(r ✓e1 w..fr ,,r- r �.�r ;r..ti;rdi xoii ;!Y. r k ,., •Y„.. ,.,. Y.:, .6,...y .,•,,..,'`e• ,5,. .. 'e4 .._,., .. 6,,.•5,: Rn ,.4 `•,Y., ... e4, ..e4•." • That is the Telephone Number SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Or, their ease:: Arid so it goes., •Every Conserva. rive claim is answered; chewed' ov;= •er, digested and found unpalatable by. the; Liberals; , • The liberals, in. fact,, freely,ek pressed .their disgust :at Mr: Gro sart s "nimble, . Machiavellian" ,method of publi,cizmg'what' they .pr-eferred: to label "the Diefenb"adk-_ -rliniyth?' r Andweat--ditl.: they do to counter tltei Tory: efforts?' Why, they took lorther, Univers ;, ity! of , VeSterii :Ontario professor;' and- one-time • provincia-I . Liberal can"Ylida .James,'. Scott,' -,from' his job •of Ontario, Liberal •Party'Or ganizer-to the. permanent job of. national organizer, the.;equivalent. of iMr ',.Grasart''s- position' of `na ltional ,director,in.the Conservative organization Mr Scott's jobwill be to einul, ate Mr; ':Grosart.m one realm at, least:• To fan the:fires';df publicity`. to help.: the Liberal Party win: the next federal election . ,The age of political public rela tions, , it apgears. is here to stay; • Capital., Hill •Capsules Prime Minister Diefenbaker-is•in higtr good' spirits as; his `govern- merit prepares to' subniit'its record. to Parliament at the, ses8lon •open ing, January 14,: The •outlook,'•offi- .cially, is •for a "bread-and-butter" °session, with .no' outstanding is :sues. But the Liberals already pre Paring for the 4962 election, may be able' -to •Set' a few fires to''en-. liven ' the,proceedings. Informed ,.whispers in..govern-. anent circles' are that: the much publicized' and often -promised rail way link'from northern Alberta to ;Great -Slave -Lae May: be •postpon ed once again,• The rea$on: tin., phasis on 'mineral ,exploration 'has shifted to northern Quebec, where i deposits.. 'are closer. to existing rails, If it's so, it Means •a':'$60,000;000 setback for the patient settlers . of. the north; ,acD ,11iuff,,• celebrating its first Christmas, .confidently predicts a bright holiday:, season for its read ersi and, subscribers, and looks for-- ward, to °telling..''tliem 'the' Inside story. of 'a happy new year :Thanks for! your attention. in' '59: OF THE WEEK Mr. .and Mrs, Clarence Priestap,; of Mitchell, were Sunday guests of the latter's father, Mr, Robert ,'ham4son Mr. and Mris . Norman Diekert and Mr, and Mrs. Ken McLellan and Jill visited with Mr. and Mrs: Jack Dickert, of Harriston, on Sunday, ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Faber and Mr. and Mrs: E1zar Mousseau spent Monday in London. The Gridzak children were in- vited. by the. RCAF at Clinton Fri- day night to attend, the Christmas tree and concert. Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott vis- ited .:Sunday with an aunt and, uncle, Mr. and .Mrs. John' Mason also an aunt, Mrs. 'Jennie Winder, all of London„ Messrs. • Norman Dickert and Ken McLellan spent Monday in London. The' third meeting of the•Thrifty. Kippenettes was held at the home of.. Mrs. Ross Chapman. The meet- ing was opened with the ° 4-H,. Pledge. The roll call was answer- ed-1.y nswered by 13'tnembers"' and the min- utes of the last meeting were read •and. adopted. The ,leaders- demon strated, how' to tut out a garment cover and how to cover a hanger; The roll call and home assign- ments ,.were given ,out. ' The fourth- meeting was begun with the 4-H Pledge. • The fifth, meeting was decided to be held. at .the home of Mrs, Alex McGregor on Dec. 16. Mrs -Chapman gave: some suggestions on Achievement Day. Miss' Tillman, home econom- ist, is to- speak-. at the seventh meeting The meeting closed with "God Save 'the Queen " Mrs. Charles Roney visited: her sister, Mrs, Reg Cud(nore and Mr, Cudmore, Clinton, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tioss 'Murdie and Mr. and Mrs, George" -Pepper were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs, Mary .Malcglrn: , 1V)r. and Mrs. Fergus. Lamin and, family` with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel recently. • Mr. and --Mrs, Lawrence Hannon arid. Mr. and . Mrs. R. S. Aikens visited Mrs. '[Alexia .Malcolm at. Avon Crest Hospital, Stratford, On ;Sunday; Mrs, George Robinson, Gladys and Bussell visited on Sunday with- Mr. ithMr. and Mrs. Lionel Strathdee" Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton and Kenneth uiisited• in Stratford . on Sunday. a Colored Mammy: "I'se wants a ticket? 6 Florence." f F Oren e. " Ticket Agent, after weary ,:min- utes of thumbing a railroad guide.:: "Where; is Florence?" Mammy: , "A'sittin' ;ovad dar on de bench." Call us for GRAVEL SAN. D�� Or Any Kind:' of Earth F. KLING ' LTD. bulldozing Shovel Work Phone' 19 — Seaforth Grp•,i rlr'ri e i r... r.r tet u ru r'r r wr• �.. .. .s•,S..k. �,. .. Y •c:.�•.�..,•„,•,.,. �.• WINTER SPECIALS ON WEDDING FLOWERS ',Still include bouquet o rose4 for bride, bouquets, for maid of • honor said two brid maids, tWo mothers, bride's corsage and 'six boutonnieres. 'Come in and we will help yotl to select tii. color of your flowers. Save from. 20 to {I ;Order Direet • From Your MITCHELL- :NU RSE Y•.' Phone 37 Mitchell 0 ear; l 01 4 Zr1 t.E 1 if NADIAN y Holy.Season bring blessings of peace:. ITNEY: `IRE::. CORP R ►TMON ASSOCIATE Seaforth ; nt.; `.: w �. :'w. '•>' 4,. +,. .`u •'.i..y a,. . +..:+..i .+i •.-N+. .+y:; .; »,.. "y :: a'..:'S:':.+k :+i:.,µ:'"4. 'S`i;•' i,.riar..rii..rii...a 'i..h.r i.nr.oNr.onr,.p,..Ai:r.i..,4r ice' r• -;rel -.4'lr�.r .ii,E�- w.ir'w4 el) 5 r,,trlr.w r•;iY1�;",l FUNERAL AMBULANCE SEIWICE; Phone 119 Seaforth i...r. iP..,�' ' ,.rfi, ir•.,,,` r7G . t,+.ar rg n, i�..,9 r�..a �,,,r rp,,:%'r.:i r�..A'T+n 7.+. g n ,n T...r nr- r ✓".1r ' �,t"2r',. 4 ;(4r C!",Er A 1 :='.di'✓ 4 ;`+,fir : 1, �r ✓.,dr..: -i• l ✓ 1 ;tt,E� .a• ::1 ; r „ and RODNE'Y and . 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