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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-12-31, Page 9SALES a SERVICE • TV • RADIO • HI-Fl Ar STEREO a for RENT GERALD'S SUPERTEST Phone 527.1010 Beaforth, Ontario (74 round-up of health, 14"-A wealth, happiness is our wish to you. We are grateful for the opportunity of serving you. &GAVIN FARM EQUIPMENT Phone Seaforth 5274245 or Brussels 8874355 SPECIAL) SOLA RAY Vaporizer 3.99 I gallon capacity for 8 hrs. With cord, plug. Screwdrivers YOUR CHOICE EACH • 411 Strong, tool-steel shafts ssith tough, cas,,•grip handles in 2-tone effects, 13ig value! Blender 14°88 Proctor -Sdex. graduated plastic con- tainer. Multiple blades, 12-VOLT BATTERY Charger Reg. 114688 $10.99 Save 51..I I. For quick starts' con he mounted under car hood, Ouick-mix Polar brand. SAE 40. Reg, 94,. Plastic qt, bottle. Snowmobile Grease Protects parts in lou tempera- tures. Reg. 79i . 14-or. .79 .66 REDUCED! TO KEEP YOU SKIMMINGI Snowmobile Oil Special hi)! Protects to 30 . Odorless, undiluted can SPECIAL! 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There stood our tree what a beautiful sight, As the silver tinsel shimmered in the light. Under the tree went a present unwrapped, Then he picked up his sack and threw it over his back. His eyes how they twinkled he acted so merry, His cheeks like roses, and his nose like a cherry. I went back to bed, not to be seen, I heard him whistle, as he called his team. Early that morn I had to arise, I flew downstairs and had a surprise, The stockings were filled on the chimney so bright, The presents under the tree were a beautiful sight. The cake, milk and cookies that I left by the door, There were a few crumbs left and not a bit more. I got a new sled that will slip and slide, Later on today, take it out for a ride. Brenda Johnson, THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 'Twas the day after Christmas, And all through the town, Came music and laughter And many glad sounds. The sun, it was shining, As much as to say; "I'm glad Christmas Is over! What a day!! Children were playing with, Their new found toys. And even the adults Were quite full of Joy!! The mothers were cleaning, The living rooms. While nature's poor trees Were dieing in gloom. Christmas comes and goes again. Once every year. It brings us together In peace, love and cheer!! Patti Rose, THE WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS T'was the week before Christmas, when all I could do, Was stand around with my fingers to chew. The presents were all wrapped and under the tree. And five of those presents were just for me. I'd shake them and rattle them to see what they were. Mother said I'd have them open for sure. I could hardly stand it I could hardly wait. The week before Christmas. The week I hate. Susan Parke, CHRISTMAS Christmas is a joyous time, When families reunite, Christmas gifts to give and receive, And Christmas cards to write. Christmas symbols everywhere, Trees with tinsel bright, Mistletoe and holly too, Oh, what a glorious sight! The star that shone so very bright, The night that babe was born, The shepherds and the wise men, A time not meant to mourn! oe. News of Walton Xmas Concert Is Popular Feature .I HAVE °THEW " ' PATIENT IC WAY, so ru: ea ABLE 710 klLI. • TWO. BIROS WITH: *.TCjg.: SNOWMOBILES YOU NEEDNI KILL %WE 51301 144 .444. CIVAR • SEAFORTIt gl4qM(040'. :1Artharized,13eltrir, Beverly. Doug. Mitchell is spending a few days holidaying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kirkby, Mark and Steven and Mr. Frank Kirkby spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Kirkby and family. Boxing Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Achilles and Ann were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achil- les and daughter of Fergus, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Taylor and family of Staffa and Mr. and Mrs. Don Achilles and family. • ,.-•.iIi. ii. iiit.•.'ilist.i, - ;.1 '.: :,. . : ',•4 ,,,,, , ,,:: , : ..,, ,,:i :. '; ',•,... ;. :1,..,, ...;,:•.....,,,,kr,..•......',%:.. .,.....,,i......i.VAii.k, ..ii,t,in:ii.t.ii:•,:,:,:::,....,,.. Save! JUMBO SIZE Garbage Bags Adjustable brass pencil- Pante burner head. with fuel cylinder, Hot value! Torch Kit 4.49 I A Reg. 49( jumbo value ! Rugged vinyl, odor-free, About 26 x 36". Package of 10 including twist ties. 1 for • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray and Susan spent Christmas Day with Gladys, Ida and Ross Leiper in Hullet Township. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether, Steven and John had Christmas dinner Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster of Varna. Christmas Day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- Call were - Charlie Murray, Tom Stevenson, Barry Currie of London and Doug. Currie of Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fischer spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Fischer's father and step- mother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howes of Mount Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCall and Bill had Christmas dinner with Mrs. Lizzie Scott, Ab and Bob Vodden of Clinton, Ernie Vodden of Woodham also visited at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDon- ald were visiting with relatives in Toronto on Christmas Day. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. EmmersonMitchell and family were Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill and Mrs. J. H. Storey of Seaforth, Luella Mitchell, Lizzie Dickson and Jack Mitchell of Brussels. and 'Mrs, Jim McCall and— Susan of RIM, Blyth and David McCall of London were Boxing Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk visited over Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. David Dunk and family of Carunna. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis and family of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. David Freethy and Randy spent the Christmas week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Ennis. Rev. and Mrs. Docken spent Christmas Day with his sister and family in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. John Currie, Cheryl and Rhonda and Donald Currie of Brampton spent a few days the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall and The annual Christmas Sunday School concert of Duff's United Church, Walton, was held on 1111 Tuesday evening of last week with Rev. D. Docken as master of ceremonies. The Welcome recitations were given by Neil Mitchell and Cheryl Fraser. The nursery and kindergarten class sang "We wish you a Merry Christmas" • and "Jingle Bells", those taking part were Peter Bennett, Pat Hackwell, Ron Godkin,Bruce Godkin, Peggy Humphries, Gregg Humphries, Danny Achilles, John Huether, Elaine Dennis, Brian McGavin, Janet Rock, Paul Kir- kby, Murray Sholdice and Kevin O Smith with Mrs. Neil McGavin at the piano. "Frosty the Snow Man" was sung by Cathy Mc- Gavin and Jeanne McDonald with Peggy Humphries playing the part of the Snow Man in her white suit and corn cob pipe. Carl McCallum and Reg. Humphries sang a duet "Christ- mas is Coming". This was followed by Steve Huether, Jim McDonald, Jeff Hackwell, Pam Hackwell and Nancy Bennett, members of the Primary Class, singing "Christmas Bells" and all reciting the meaning of • Christmas. "Silver Bells" and "Deck the Halls" the Intermediate girls, Susan Murray, Cathy McDonald, Janice Houston, Anne Watson, Mary Searle, Dianne Dennis and Jane Leeming accompanied by • ARNOLD STINNISSEN • Savings of 50% and More The Biggest PRICE-REBELLION to Hit SEAFORTH! illb WE'RE IN 1111111111111viviiii1M1111111111111111111111 Win-A-Prize '69 Ask Us 1 I For Coupons • 1 ./\11.,, i Iabil•somea•••••rnssimilatillie Valu-Bulbs Reg. 6 9 23c Ea. for • AW Inside (roved bulbs in 40, 60, or 100 watts, Made to rigid specifications by C.G.F., SNOW BRUSH LOCK LUBRICANT Scraper De-icer .59 .29 Special for drivers! 26 - wood handle, plastic Handy 2-ol squeeze- bristles, nylon scraper. splay bottle Reg 14,`. SAVE! PENCIL-TYPE Soldering Iron Reg. 1.99 $2.59 20 wafts, hi • heat tip. Copper alloy Save 60, EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK WE WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL DAY EACH EDNE SDAy • Mrs. H. Traviss and Mrs. M. Bean at the piano. Peggy Dennis and Beth Mc- Nichol followed with a step danc- ing number with Mrs. Godkln at the piano and Linda Godkln accompanying with her violin. The Junior girls, Debbie Van Vliet, Janice Van Vliet, Dianne Godkin and Laura Dennis gave the "Way to Bethlehem" by dif- ferent verses. The Nativity Play, "Telling it like it was" was played by members of the Sunday School, those taking part being Mary - Dianne Dennis; Joseph - Brian Smith; Innkeeper - Steve Dennis; Innkeeper's wife - Jane Leeming; Maids - Jennifer Kirkby and Joyce McCallum; Angels - Carol- yn McClure, Beth McNichol, Debbie Van Vliet, Dianne Godkin, Laura Dennis and Janice Van Vliet. Stable boys —Doug Mit- chell, Bob Leeming and Terry Smith. Tax Collector - Ron Smith, Census Taker - Brian Marks. Shepherds and Wise Men were played by the Junior boys. Nursery and Kindergarten child- ren were the Gift bearers. Carols were played through- out the program with Mrs. W. C. Hackwell at the piano. During the singing of Jingle Bells, Santa 'ffrived Mid talked' with some of the small children, then gave each a bag of candy. The teaching staff and assist- ants are to be congratulated on preparing such a fine concert. Life — Health and Accident — Registered Retirement Pensions — Income Tax Deductible Registered Retirement Annuities Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 5274410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH MANY, MANY OTHER SPECIALS AT TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS SPECIAL! PROPANE MADE by C.G,E.1 REDUCED PRICE! SPECIAL! ASSORTED BLADES SPECIAL! 2-SPEED • The lights that are strung about the house, The stogiCings on the chimney, Dear Santa's climbing down to fill them, With small gifts and home made candy. All in all, Christmas is fen, It brings gifts and good cheer, The meaning of this poem is to say to you, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Jill Charlene McLellan, AT CHRISTMAS When Christmas time comes to my house once each year, My brothers and sisters all give a great cheer. For up in our minds there is swirling about, The hope that out:lionse might be onSanta's route. Billy wants a train set, Sally wants a doll, I want a bebe gun, and baby wants a ball. I hope we'll get these from Santa old dear, That's all we want from his huge bag this year. I'm sure that you'll get what you want if you're still, For 'he'll be along, no matter the chill. Paul Robinson, LUCKY ENID-of-YEAR' SUPER SAVINGS' WINDSHIELD WASHER Anti-Freeze .22 •