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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-12-25, Page 9NEWS OF ,f e^': GT` Et R Loads of' Christmas Cheer; happiness and joy are our wishes to one and all this gloridrtv, Yuletide season. ' DORIS' BEAUTY SALON MAIN ST. Phone.373. • Seaforth f DRAGEN Prei.efl.tatiofl On Thursday evening the annual Christmasconcert' of the Brodhag- en School was held in the Brod- hagen and Distriet Community Hall, under, the direction of the teacher, Mr. Donald Wolfe, and the music teacher, Mr,E. Harley,, Rev, E, J. Fischer was'-th0' chair- man.a "h was well Tb hall w s filled, and Sweet notes o£' Christmas .carols echo our wishes for you this glorious Yuletide: DI JN. (VIILTOS •; : TZ- - ... DIE TZ- Purina na ,Chows ; Phone 600 R 21 Seaforth Greetings at Christmas; And when the day is gone Our wishes for our friends. Continue oriaridon and o1n! FINA SERVICE DON; BRI l4iTR G A,LL- Prop.- Main St. Seaforth° the following • program was • iires- ented: "0 Canada"; opening recitation, Bobby Kistnerl opening, .chorus, Christmas is Aconin, uDing 'Dong Merrilly" "Stoddla Panama' ; chairman's address; recitation.. Donna' Leonhardt, "The Important: Thing"; recitaion Karen Lea n. h rd"AWarning";junior play, "Santa Goes' Shopping"; draw' for mystery prize, winner, Mrs, Har-' old-Ejligsen, R.R, 1, Borzihehn; tap dancing, Phyllis Hinz; draw, trou- ble light, Sandra 'Yiennewies,• R.R. 2 Walton; play, "Jilbmy'S Unlucky Morning"; recitation; Merle•Hoegy,' "No Choice"; recitation, Wayne Ahrens; "Getting: Used To It" play, `•`A -Few, Friends To Olin er"' draw, ,Christmas turkey, winner, Mr, W. A. Day,, Currie .Corners recitation,. Kim Leonhardt,; "My ,-d .E dpi i,, s: yi ;r i pwi.,_ 4 ,,1• (, rd,; 1, i' PA P-4, Hello! Here's health and an wealth, of .joy this Christ SM'ITH'S GROCERY, Phone 12 Seaforth WE ,DELIVER Here's a ,friendly wish . that. -;: you will enjoy the happiest of •holidays. ANDREW'S "POULTRY FARIVI_ phone 600 R 3 : .;_, Seaforth' • Merry,... Merry :Christmas, gayly tied with holly • comes- ' our: best wishes. Serving you has been ^a pleasure... KENDIICK'S, B.= Phone 306 \'": Seaforth BUSINESS. DR. ' M. W. STAPLETON Physician. and Surgeon Phone 90 Seaforth: Ifno answer, 'call 59 JOHN A. GORWILL, 'B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon phones: Office 5-W Res, 5-J n'` Seaforth SEAFORTII :CLINIC Telephone' 26' E. A. McMASTEIt &A., M.D.' Internet Telephone 27 P. L. BRADY, M.D. Surgeon Telephone 750 W 1 DR. E. MALKUS Telephone 15 EVENINGS: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday .only, 7-9 p:m. Appointments may be made. A. M. HARPER; Chartered Aceoimtant 55 South St. Telephone Goderich. JA 4-7562 Licensed Zninicipal Auditor.`'" G. A. WEB$; D.C. *. Doctor0 f Chiropractic 438 Main. Street . Exeter X -Ray ' and Laboratory Facilities Open Each Weekday •Except Wednesday. Tues. and Thurs, Evenings .7-9 For :Appointment Phone 606 DON S. DENNIS - Auctioneer 'Graduate of Reisch American School of Auctieneering. Licensed in Huron and Perth. ' Capable of handling all types of sales and ad- vertising. DON DENNIS, Walton Phone Seaforth 843 r 11 SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC. 3. O. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. Bryans, D.dt.M., V.S. W, G. Drennan, D.V.M., V.S. Phone 105. a . Seaforth Deck the hall 'with boughs of holly! Light the candles '- ..to- be .jolly.• To everyone Merry Christ- mas. DENNIS ELECTRIC (Now located' in, Harpnrhey) Phone 669 W 12 Seaforth Not as a .customer... . but as a valued ,friend, we take -this occasion to express -our holiday_ greeting to you. GORDON MCGAVIN -WALTON vont ail. of uo to. allot :fou May the gtaAness' and :cheer of the 'HAPPY ;HOLIDAY .SEA ,ON: Pring much happiness to you A C °K S ()N :::a '•®:` :�►�`e First Speech"; 'tap dance, Bever- ley Sholdice; recitation, Lavern Rock, I,¢nnld Bach and -Ears Leon- hardt; 'draw; .electric fry pan, win- ner, Glen McNaughton, R.R. 5,.. Mit- chell; recitation, Douglas Vock, "a Am a .Little Man"; play, "Melvina Entertains"; draw, electric blan- ket, winner, Ray ltoek, R.R'. 1, 'Bornholm; "Birth' of Christ;" whole schi.o». closjng r chorus; closing recitation, Audrey Hodgert, "Jingle Belles" ' 6. A presentation. esentatio was made to the' teacher 'of a 'desk • lamp, Allan. French reading, the address and presentation made- by Ri chard Leoniiardt._.,Santa Claus made his appearance. and the program clos- ed with- "God Save 'the`Queeu:" A lighted Christmas tree,; streamers and bells were.used in decorations. A nursery -party (trade roll, and' beginners)• was held in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon sponsored by the stewards of the 'Christian Home, The program con- sisted of: prayer by Mrs. ,George Jarmuth; a . film, "Joy - To the World," with script read by Mrs. Edgar' 'Elligsen;' children's story read by' Mss. Ronald Hinz; adult story ,liy„Mrs. E. J. Fischer;' fin- ger plays and. singing by pupils -of the kindergarten and several :reci- tations. Lunch was served and gifts distributed. The annual 'Christmas Sunday School program, will ;be presented at St,Peter's Lutheran Church on Christmas Eve. The . juniar choir will sing carols from 7:45 to ,8. o'clock.'' On Sunday evening,, Dec. 27, the senior choir will present a Christ-' inas 'cantata,• with 'Rev: Erick Schultz, the -organist. A large crowd attended the dance at the Community Hall here on Friday evening. with Desjar- dine's orchestra supplying 'the usic :-There' will be another ce..next_w-eek_with-.Ian .Wilbee!-s• orchestra providing the ::music. `' Mr. and Mr's. Donald McLaugh- lin, Kincardine, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Diegel, on Sun- day. Mr, ' and Mrs., Ed. Prueter. and Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens with GMr. and Mr's. Gordon Bach, Thamesford. LIMITED" IIUIW llllilfil111w1llirli mmilGllflll ( District --Obittiaries ininiulltl>tliillililmmillitfllllllitoutt gum 1. W JR1 HENSALL--Residents of the vil- lage and community were shocl1ed 'to learn of the• sudden' passing of Ervin J. Wiltert, well-known Hen- sall resident, who died at his home Thursday; Dee. 17, with a heart seizure: In his 72nd year, be was born in Stephen township and farmed in Hay township,nshiP: takingkin g .up residence in the village twelve years ago.' In municipal life he •:served on Hay township council for 13 years and was • a :past director of Zurich Agricultural Pair Board and South. Huron Agricultural. Society. He Was a member -of. St. Peter's Loth-, erah Church Zurich Surviving . are his wife; 'the for- mer Luella Wainer, of Zurich; one son,' Harold, R.R. 2, Hensall; two ;daughters; Mrs. Bruce (Pearl), Koehler, Liensall; Mrs. Ross (Bea- trice) Richardson, RR. 1, Zurich;,” his stepmother, Mrs. Fred: Willert, Fort Wayne, Ind.; six sisters, Mrs.:' Louis Restemeyer, Dashwood; Mrs. Tota Hayes, Tecumseh; ' Mrs. Ed- mund Kraft, Dashwood; Mrs. Lov- ina -Miller, °Zurich; •- Mrs. Gus Ges- 1 nate, Birmingham, Mich.; Mrs. Richard Plioler, Fort Wayne, Ind,; 18 grandchildren and five • great- grandchildren. Funeral ,services, largely attend- ed, were held. on Sunday from; St'. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, with Rev. W. P: Fischer conduct- ing the service: : Interment was the Lutheran -cemetery. . The cas ket •and, graveside were' banked. with many beautiful floral. tributes. Pallbearers were,. -Elgin -°Rawer; Melvin •Restermayer, Lealand Wil - len, Victor, Kroft, Lloyd Millers. Herb Miller, Ivan Willert and Reg Black. Flowerbearers were Gor- don Troyer, Ed.. Funk, Alex Mous-. seau and Hugh Love. Pulp and paper production ex- ceeds in value'that of wheatplus. all other grains. A. W. SILLEtY Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Phones: .Office 173, Residence 781, SEAFORTH - : •. ONTARIO ,. McCONNELT; &;STE'WART Barristers,'Solicitors, Etc.-` P. D. McCONNELL D."1. STEWART SEAFORTH,: ,Ont. ' Telephone 174 D. H. 'McINNES Chiropractic Foot: Correction COMMERCIAL HOTEL Monday, Thursday —. 1 to 8 p.m JOHN E.•-LONGSTAFF Optometrist Phone 791 Seaforth. EyesExaminedGlasses Fitted: MAIN OFFICE, SEAFORTH Office Hours: Seaforth daily,; except' Monday, 9 a rn,-5:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 am -j2.30 p.m.; Thursday evenings by appointment. only. Clinton: Monday, 9 , a.m. - 5:30 p.m. (Above Hawkins' Hardware.) THE McKI LOP L MUTUAL INSURANCE: CO. HEAD :OF FICE-SEAFORTH, Ont, • OFFICERS: Presfort , Robert Archibald, Sea- Vice-President—Allister Broadfoot, ••-Seaforth Secretary-Treasurer—W. E. South gate,.. Seaforth, DIRECTORS': J. L. Malone, Seaforth Chris. Leonhardt, - Bornhalm ; Robert Archibald, Seaforth; John M. Mc - Ewing, Blyth; Wilham. S.-Alexan der, Walton; Harvey Fuller, -code- rich; 3., E. Pepper, Brucefielci `'Al- lister Broadfoet, Seaforth.. AGENTS: William Lelper, Jr., Landes boro; J.. F. Prueter, Brodhagen; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; James Keys, RA. "]:; Seaforth; Harold Squires, R.R. 3, Clinton. o0;OC+00,00000Q O' .I - 0 0 ' W. J. CLEARY O Seaforth,, Orat, 0 0 LICENSED EMBALMER 0 O and FUNEltAL DIRECTOR O 0 Night or Day C.afs 335 '0 0 O p040000CYO0 p404040<»000 '0 ' BOX,. 0 , Funeral Service O S. 0 'Licensed Embalmer 0 4 Prompt and careful attention O 00 - Hwal Bed O 0 FLOWERS OCCASIONS ALL 0 lPhones: O 0 Res, 595-W '. Store 43 O Qoo.o.* 00<>000 000000044000 o J. A. BURKE 0 O - Funeral Direetor , 6 0 ' and Ambulance Service * O DUBLIN ' ' ONT. O O Night or Day Calla:, O 00. Phone, 43' r 10 0 00000.0000000 j460.0440d0c.0 O 0. 4 a. A.` WHITNEY' 0 o Funeral. Home O Goderich St. W., Seaforth :O 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE 0 4 Adjustable hospital beds O 0 .. for rent . 0 FLOWERSOCCASION C AS R EVERY 00 O0 [p00040.000.000 Phone 74 Seaforth .v41 ✓,41i yie , -1 a . u. ie.,�.: u+ i ;r +.:i ; � "L„r-ii xr1i i xr ;rte • ',1 ?` ^,'. • ,4 •K. '•S, +., ,4•4w ,4• ,•,,K • ,"1St,•,4• ,',,"+4 ••K, .n, Y. .,4 .Y... •,4 .,4 •.4 k i i ;w•. , ,+r ;tom.., ,,,.,,.5t� ,.e�• , ,�.•• r;N• ' xr • ,1/4 ,,Vr , ;vx i',,r�• r ;r1i ;S i xrli i ' i ✓.- .ra• II. • 1, ✓w i x .. • ,4 ,4 . ,4 ,4 ,:.' • .� .. !. t,, .. . ,, . (.. . j„ • ,�. 4 ". • .4 Our entire staff \\�\ n'• �/ /GO wish.e��- au very merry, 'mem Y �Chr;istruas. FRANK'KLIN'G'TLT Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal World • Electric .W'i'ring ' - Supplies Appliances Radio liance R I ExcavatingMaterial' Handling Phone 19 Seaforth rt s.r .e4' ...4 "4..,4 . w..._•,.4..,4 Y, O C,L-A M A.T I. Town:f, '. o ,.Seafodh Bye i:. r smut on of the'Collncil I hereby proclaim ° AT URDA AY . DECEMBER r D � gER 26th Boxing Davy -- A Public Holiday and respectfully request the Citizens an Businessmen to observe th ine. B. Fb E z `.� S I , Mayor "God Save the Queen' Norris Na.mos Re reseatatives •To� Area: Boar s `: NES YEAR'S`EVE DAN C HT,:r4o. IaxposrroR,Ail'OR1Z t , 'Seaforth Br uu b CANADIAN LEGION = n` A_nu Iiristrnas 'Dance 26, 195 SATURI Danti ng::.at. TO THE MUSIC OF STEW AN.D=FMS COLLEGIAN Anyone: •desiring ; invitations' to 'this Dance and wla:o have not already received one, pane Ken Powell. -� 1l .d, yl: rd'"41 9 ,'w,( 1, ,t 4.- r Pa •r-4 `4• •'4' d: r1i r i ea ;4 „Pa,'4 "4 i'pr '4 '4 . rig 1 ; - -4 *.4 d ✓,Ex t,� �.� ,* •. e'. Thursday, Dec. WALTON• Commuiit y Hall Hats -• Horns Novelties' Music by Clinton Hilltoppers Admission $1.00: EVERYONE WELCOME !- 3 deit aa etc atmede D-:E;N &y:. Clarence .Martin was:: reappoint - as representative on the Sea- ferth ;District.. High School Board by Morris township council at its regular meeting.' William. King was named to the Wingham High School Board, and Mervin* Richmond ; to the. Clinton High. School Board, A ,refun.d• on the .tax on a barn lost 'in ' a fire• was made. to W. Marks. Council; rescinded the by- law" to keep dogs tied ; up It was: decided to hold.. an .auc- -tion -sale of snow fence '"and .' posts ' on December 21, at 2 'p.m, Council adjourned to meet again on Janu- ary 4. ; '. • Following the meeting, Reeve Bailie; "Parrott: entertained the council, township officials and township employees to a dinner at the New American Hotel in Brus- sels. , The: following accounts were paid: County of Huron, levy, $34,- 641.46; Brussels Telephone, . $8,- 791.65; Blyth Telephone, $1,981.70; McKillop Telephone, $146.60; Mrs. I. McArter, caretaking, $25; Bailie Parrott, salary, $300; Stewart Proc- ter, salary, $175; Walter Short - reed, salary, --$175; Ross Duncan, salary, $175; Gordon Wilkinson,' salary, $175; George Martin, sal- ary, $750; postage, $30; Federation of Agriculture, $27.10; drains; $85; revising voters' Iists, $37; hydro for Hall, $8;10; 'Nelson Higgins, sal- ary, $500;' postage and phone calls, $26; financial statement, $10; re- ! lief officer, $50; school attendance oMeer�12• road -audit 5•'. Carl Heminway, Federation of Agri, culture, $836;08; .Seaforth High S e h•o o 1, maintenance,, $1,372.49; Wingham High School,' mainten- ance anddebenture,' -- $17,403.36; Clinton High maitnance,` $669.65; Post Publishing House, contract, $185; Bert Hastings, -fo:i bounty, $4 Timmer Nursing Home, $186.50• Bailie Parrott, postage, $8; Blyth -Standard, advertising,,. $1,50; Wesley :Ilaekwell, Walton street lights, $930; • Provincial' Treasurer, insulin, $4,86; Town of Seaforth, ...,debenture ' on. High School, $38(1.29;. Baker .Convalescent. Home, $176.50; Blyth District Fir Area, $110; A. Fraser, voters' lists, $7,24; Advance -Times. advertising, $318; Judge Frank Fingland, vot- ers' lists, $11:60; Village of Bruk sets, division court;, $13.32; . Ross Duncan, court of revision; $5; -.Stew- art Praeter, court of revision; $5; Bailie Parrott, court of revision, 5; Walter Shortreed, court of re. Vision, $5; Gordon Wilkinson, court of' revision, $5; relief: ,account, $72.07; Brussels Legion, wreath, $10.75; Village of Blyth;- division court, $20; Township of Grey, Sel lers' dump, $39.66; Thbmas Hen- derson,' dog tax refund $2; . James Lamont, .refund of linsiness and -. commercial tax; $23.60; Bet Yuill, dog, •tax. refund', $?; G, eii. ,, ichie, . inspecting the 'drain,; $5,;. .William Elston, representative on Hospital. Board, $60; Thomas Pullman, dog tax refund, $2; Harold Johnston, dog tax refund, $2;' Wingham Post- master, unemployment stamps, $4.44, • APRICOT one CREAM CHEESE Dil p kg (4 ounce) of white cream- cheese with , 3 tablespoons cream; 3 tablespoons apricot jam and 2tablespoons chopped pecans. 'Makes one cup. Barrister: "Do you suggest that he is a thief?" - Rastuk: "I couldn't say that, suh, but if I was a chicken I'd - sure roost high," CEPT1.ON for Mr- .and Mrs: Bill Hotchiss ( ee Veronica Lane), - 00i 1M1JNITY CENTRE SEAFORTH Tuesday, Dec. 2 IIARBURN'S ORCHESTRA Ladies, please bring lunch EVERYBODY' WELCOME ADFOO' McCOLL-.FRONTENAC OIL CO. •LTD.. Texaco Petrol'enn vProducts Seaforth .' Phone 6 -,.4..'4..,4••,4 IS. •4..,4i •I 4',4 1.^.4r. ..f.. , .S 1 ..r° .r?r ..S '.A:',.v r--i,'r-- s•.' e•,, ,•,,..,. ,4. • ,s: - .4 :• ... •4. •- .'w ... -• .4 • ..4 - .4 - •'.,'- .4 K, We, at at 'TOPNOTCH FEEbS LIMITED,' Seaforth, ' gladly welcome the -opportunity. thea:, Christmas Season presents, to extend` our warmest H•OLIDAi GREETINGS to you, and to express our appreciation for the Friendship and Pat io7 ag e you have accorded .us ! -It. has been a privilege and 'a , pleasu re to serveY ou in the past, and we to • forward with happy confidence to the coming year. i MAY ALL THE JOYS OF A MERRY •YUL1JTI E BE 'YOtJRS,` AND THE YEAR AHEAD BE I+ILLFD ' TO OV1 IRFLOWINC WITIL I'ROS� PERIT Y and HAPPINESS ! A•ER.kr CERISTMAB one, -and All,- from the TOPNOTCH:PERSONNEL: Bruce MacMillan, Garnet Stockwell,. Dr. John Harvey, Art Mountford, Donald '<Under, al-'eao Counter, Betty Leonhardt, 'George Mal -wain, Bill Strong, 'Mel Acheson, Joseph Nolan, Ken Maloney, Frank Nigh, Louis 'Nigh, , :Carl Feeney, Weg- Coombs; Earl McNaughton,, -Mac Chesney, ,Angus Brown, : Ed. Brown,.Andy' Doig, Les. Fleming, .Mel Dale. OPNOT.CH PitONE 775 • THE FARMER'S DOLLAR " LIMITED SEA 'QRTIL " THE MOST VALUE ,EOk ,T 1T iT1T1TiT1T