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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-12-23, Page 11a • Holiday time ' is aglow, in the hearts of young and old. Add to its- warmth our bright "thank you." SEAFORTH JEWELLERS PApne 5274270 Seaforth Ri vo, WE ARE OPEN Monday Dec. 27 Boxing Day With Fresh Bread Produce Fruits etc. wilduNsoNis icA ET ik • '1'hi• T'atirc A.',"forc" WHAT IN THE WORLD IS OXFAM? Travel Agency? Baby food? Airline? Detergent? Development Agency! OXFAM THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PEOPLE 97 Eglinton Ave., East Toronto 315, Ontario At this happy moment of the year,. we pause to greet you and do w• h you a Christmas filled with de ght. From: Doug and Sharon Pruss and the Staff of SEAFORTH SUPERIOR STORE. 1HE OPOOVR; igAlgoRTIVONIN ws .of Nan ChristmoitsTheme Feabires Meeting As District .Organizations Gather 4 r- with Mrs. Martin Haan at the piano. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs, Murray *followed with the Meditation thought on "Hope" given by Mrs. C. Rit- chie. Mrs. Harvey .Cralg officially deelared the bazaar open. There were guests present from the other units. The ladies of the 17th and Boundary served lunch. Mrs. Doug Fraser was a pat- ient in Wingham Hospital for a few days as a result of a farm accident when her finger caught in a grinder. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk spent the weekend with their son David and rare. Dunk and their family, Darlene and David. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall and Susan of RR 1, Blyth visited Saturday evening at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. ° The Walton Public Library will be open on Thursday Dec- ember 23rd from 2-4 and Thurs- day, December 30th from 2-4 instead of the usual Saturdays, owing to the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lyddiatt of Blyth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shortreed. Miss Carol Shortreed of London also visited at the same home for the week- end. Martin Bean, RR 3, Walton was re-elected president at the annual United Dairy Producers Co-operative in Guelph on Tues- day. Mrs. Mervin Smith returned home from the Seaforth Com- munity Hospital last week fol- lowing surgery. We hope she is soon much improved. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shortreed were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shortreed, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and family of Monkton, and Mrs. 'Louise Beuerman and family of Goderich. Wishine one and all the Com- pliments of the Season. Correspond Mrs. AIWA McCall The Walton Unit d the U.C.W, had their Christmas supper meeting Wednesday evening in the basement of puff's United Church with 38 members pres- ent and the losing group of the Copper Contest in charge with Mrs. Ron Bennet as leader. The room was prettily decorated with Christmas centrepieces for each individual table which encircled the ornamental Christmas tree laden with gifts. Grace was sung prior to sup- per with Mrs. Ray Huether as the pianist for the evening. Fol- lowing the smorgasbord supper the singing of several Christ- mas carols was enjoyed. Mrs. R. Bennett then gave meditation iiYe are the light of the world". The Scripture read- ing from Luke was given by Mrs. Jack McEwing, after which Mrs. Bennett led in prayer, followed by a reading of Kinds of Lights". "Silent Night" was sung then. Mrs. Allan McCall gave a read- ing entitled "Come follow Me". "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" was sung followed by the Ben- ediction given by Mrs. Bennett to close • the devotion period. Mrs. Don Achilles arranged a balloon relay race which in- volved the winning 'group of the Copper Contest, followed by a riddle passing contest. A col- lecting clothes pin contest was in progress for the entire even, ing. At the conclusion, the prize winner was Mrs. A. McCall. The scriptures, prayers, topics and lunch slips for the, New Year were distributed by Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell, the president. New leaders for the 1972 Copper Contest were chosen to be Mrs. Ray Huether and Mrs. Nelson Marks. The Brussels Fair Board are holding their banquet in the Walton United Church with the U.C.W. catering on January ' 28th. Mrs. W. C.. Hackwell, the secretary, passed out the Christ- mas gifts for which each one expressed their thanks. Mrs. E. Mitchell extended thanks to those in charge of the evening preparations and also thanked everyone for assisting her as president throughout the past year. The meeting closed vVith Mrs. Mitchell offering prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shortreed visited on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lou Warwick, who is a patient in wingham Hospital. 17TH AND BOUNDARY ' - The 17th and Boundary held their Christmas and annual Baz- aar in the basement of Duff's United Church on Wednesday aft- ernoon. Prior to the bailer a short devotional period was held with Mrs. Wm. Murray giving the thought of the month and leading 1f1 .15fayer, Carols were sung spiriEt be light -14th a ma,.ny blessings Of this 1101) Season«, • -A( tl ay this glorious season reflect - the spirit of love in every heart and home. • ••• . • .... G. A. SILLS & SONS To celebrate His birth ...a host of warm blessings. HARDWARE FRED W. TILLEY LTD. and Staff PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE -HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 Seaforth 1 SNOWMOBILE WINNERS 1GA'S "WIN A MEW CONTEST 0 1....11C113 MR. votoilisttr.Av• mlf..."7otir,:oNt:,or:;";40 1410 Shawnee Road Tecumseh, Ontario R MELVIN SCOTT tA 107 Rose St, Sonia, Ontario ". mitt !IA." Merton, Ontario DAVID EtIOT1 rthun'rg, Ontario O SYLVIA SOW% 11Ni. 1 Tonto Skeet 61in or MR SOO zisi lishreel, °Mono r N ME L HARVEY HILL ilDsrvdS 0.4.v. heet POPULAR BONUS BRAND PRODUCTS. it/away...a, 010110 WOW 1110 COCIBAIL WEE ,r,°"' 10010 0000'0' 8, PAPER TOWELSELE . 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POWDERS SALTINES ICE CREAM 26 oL non-returnable btl. boos discomb V GRANULATED EXTRA FINE FANCY FROZEN McCIN'S GREEN GIANT FANCY CHOICE SLICED, TIDBIT, OR CRUSHED VANGUARD SQUIRREL SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER VEGETABLES ;TgTagt"..1....tv11-rx.,- a"— PINK SALMON WHITE SUGAR LEE PINEAPPLE ' 7 1/4 az' 39 Tin 5 lb Bog CANADA GRADE "A" FROZEN ' TOM TURKEYS ° 20 lb size and up TOP YALO HEN TURKEYS. , ato161b 47 Size lb 111Ft aPER OR GRAPES CALIFORNIA ETl IS T ORANGES 2 OP 3 BLOOM POINTSETTAS 2 99 U S. NO I SWEET YAMS 11b. 39< ONTARIO GROWN GRADE "A" ONTARIO GROWN GRADE 'A' FROZEN MIRACLE BASTER WITH BUTTER PRIMI`RGARDOE','API Illt: • ,., • _ • HEN TURKEYS 39Ib U I NO I CALIFORNIA LARGE CELE Y CANAO NO. I ONTARIO2 irk WAX D TURNIPS lb' I 7c CANADA NO I ONTARIO alb ‘.1--; YELLOW ONIONS zyc CANADA NO I ONTARIO MARSH CARROTS j YOUNG TURKEYS All sizes FRESH TURKEYS 47! 6to 24 lb Size N • ri GRADE ',A" BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA I I rum COOKIE. I. 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Yr SARAN WRAP REGULAR PLASTIC 3° ft: 33( FOOD WRAP ro HEINZ SWEET MIXED OR WAFER I S as la i„,, 7 ( PICKLES FARM HOUSE FROZEN 24 t MINCE PIE PC ' 59e WALKER'S 'BY An ' COOKIES CHOCOLATE CHIP0 N. pi 44. MOUTHWASH 20 ea 119 I . Oren EGG NOG SILYERYFOODS OR BORDEN ert 'S 69, cain« HEINZ ASSORTED 22 NS ,,,,,,,,,.,, , i , ',Oft,* PICKIle .. - °wills d• Ia. 49 ( mod 4mons NIVIA R e.. Ati_ SKIN CREAM k" 77 ` MONARCH PARCHMENT 1 lb. go, MARGARINE al.. 04 7 ' . McCOEMIEKS • PANTY OR CLOS CRACKERS OR I les la, CHEESE DREAMS Pk. •P 7 ustutnt. REGULAR, ORANGE ON LEMON MINT _Rap 69c THROAT LOZENGES " 'll a RORIDAA PURE MIN az .1, ORANGE MCI 10. 49( Seaforth ROWCLIFFE MOTORS