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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-12-12, Page 14�_. , .. .5.,� ;.". y""..2 � M„h. .. �rMb ;•.MAy.art�....� ,a.4kti�'hN.*. k+.w, .+ V4r.MtvNf.4w ,ra-�+Iii,raplrt�M,MkW'MF.s'almYv+.,'�f.Wa�4 I� . � J si u + r. s Chn*stmus . tI a ts t WIS Of Auburn Alex Finleon met with an accident when a tractor he wag driving over turned, The tractor slid down a hill and Mr. Finleon fell into nine inches of water.- The Treasurer - Miss Jean Scott; Social Conveners - Mrs. Jean Keys, Mrs. Olive, McDonald, Mrs. Gladys Reith; Pianist, Mrs, Clinton man The first prize winner of a 1975 Oldsmobile Cutless in the Vanas- The secretary read the minutes and they were adopted by Lon Smith and Mrs.C. Campbell. A letter of thanks was read from the wins 1915 car round swimming. The complex will provide: Missionaries forgo Xmas The nostalgic strains of "I'll Be Home for Christmas" won't be played for two young missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This year they will forego Christmas with their tra Swimming Pool Roof Lottery is Children s learn to swan courses own families so that they might Harvey Ashton of Clinton. Mr. and e a Mom and Tot swims bring a special message. Ashton's ticket was drawn by Cromarty W.M.S. mei at the the coming year. The meeting accident occurred on the farm of Gerald Murray Hollyroot THE �� 1 C CHILDREN'S the Goderich area. _ Elder Brent There were 25 members M,S.Rennie; Assistant, Mrs. clerk of session regarding the home of Mrs. Malcolm Lamond, closed with "Silent Night' and at as he prize winners were: Rowcliffe ` present at the Ladies Aid meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Crouch; Flower Fund- Mrs, Dorothy Scott; Press Secretary - hymn books which had been presented to the Church. Miss Mrs. Calder eKaig, presiding, the Lord's Prayer in unison. was hauling grain corn. He is in Wingham Hospital with a broken REQUEST YOUR SUPPORT Alf Staffa $100.00 draw n Mrs.Ed. Andrews in the chair. Mrs. Pearl McFarlane; Group Peg.. Grieve gave the treasurer's a opened the meeting with a poem "O Six young people became pelvis and internal injuries. surrounding municipal recreation that He �as born nearly 2000 The Exepctive were in charge of Leaders - Miss Alice Reid and Habkirk; Mrs. Doreen report. Campbell composed by Mrs. Oswin. Little Town of Bethlehem” was members of Cromarty Presby - terian Church by profession of Mr, & Mrs. Cyril Boyle, Joe, Ann and Marie were in London FOR �� ,• The Vanastra Parks Recreation the meeting and the hymns were Mrs. Mae Clair was named to sung'and the Christmas service in faith at the communion service on Sunday value in the second ub'• of Huron Shopp In Clinton, • chosen by Mrs. J.A.McGregor of Coleman and Mrs.Anne Agar; assist F.R.Cosford with the Xmas Glad Tidings Gl w followed the angs as followed,.... Sunday afternoon. They wereCongratulations visiting their son Mike. placed in me and I l'o'ok forward " Huxonview. Readings from the Mrs. Edith McMillan and Mrs. Buying decorations. It was moved by by M M L Mrs. Scott, G. co, rs. M. amon, d Bruce and Betty Anne Mille y r, son go out to Leo Foran and Joe Hickey who CHRISTMAS �UR�"�►tJ' SANTA CENTRE._' Friendship Book were used by Muriel McClure; Mrs. F. Kling and seconded Dow. Mrs. M Mrs. Jim Miller and Mr. M. Do. and daughter of Mr, & Mrs. CLOS90 THURS. DEC. 28 — �,• THURSDAY DEC 19 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Mrs. Andrews. Committee Mrs. H. Van Mrs. James F. Scott that William assisted with the readings and the James Miller; David and Nancy headed the polls in Monday's SAT., DEC. 14 - 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. The minutes were read b Mrs. y Root en, Mrs. Hazel Leslie, Mrs. j Brown take .the collection plates germs es Templeman, son and daughter of election for council in West Wawanosh. An new toys, gifts of clothing for all Y ' g, g &SAT., DEC. 21 - 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. Re S. Kerslake and the treasurer's report by Miss Jean Gertrude Wright. Mrs.F. Kling led in singing Christmas carols m he re-hraccpd A disrossion re the organ fund took place, also Nine members answered the Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman; The C.W.L. Meeting was held age groups may he left at ' a Scott, with Mrs. Rennie at the piano. p the flowers for December were roil call by giving a Christmas verse. Cards and visits were Brian Miller, son of Mr. &Mrs. Alex Miller; and Frank Allen, son in the parish rectory on Tuesday Christmas boxes are to be Dec. 16th. 26 Mrs. Wilfred Coleman read an from the Family H erald. A discussed. Mrs. F.R.Cosford moved that reported. Mrs. Mervin Dow of Mr. &Mrs. Eldon Allen. They night with'v1rs. Bill Kinohan in the were read by Seafarth Public Library packed on calls article chose for her topic, Christmas were welcomed into the fell ; were made on the shut-ins. Mrs. comic duet was rendered b Mrs. Y the executive meet and choose a Lights; ship of the church by the Rev. Mrs. . Cyril Mrs. Cyril Boyle. Mrs. Hickey :. Jas. F. Scott received the penny R.E.MeMillan and Mrs.Francis A delicious lunch was new president. The annual meeting followed Wilfred Jarvis and elders Mervin gave the treasurer's, report and Mrs. Raymond the roll call. Mrs. DECEMBER 9 to �3 collection. Miss Jean Scott Coleman. Games and contests were with the President, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Carter Kers- presented the story "Why the served. indulged in after which Santa heM. Lamond, taking the chair. The lakeDow take and rhos. Scott. Gus Redmond is to obtain get well chimes rang" by the late Miss Fireside FellowshipGroup P Claus appeared in full costume pp secretary, Mrs Thos. L. Scott Staff$ No. 2 4H Homemaking g cards and sympathy cards. S.I.MeLean by record and a of boys namely Ron The Christmas meeting of the of First Church Fireside s and presented each one with .a gift. Several carols were sung read the minutes of the last Club, The Happy Cookers, pre- "Eating Sick and shut-ins are to be remembered at Christmas with Income Tax Recl�ipts issued for all fin quartette Doug Rennie, Robert Scott, Doo group was held at the home Mr. and with Mrs.F. Klin at the iano, annual meeting and gave the W'M.S. annual report. Reports sented a skit. with Chopsticks" at the Achievement flowers and boxes. Mrs. Emma Franken - aneial donations. Stewart and Ken Willis also b Mrs. Harold Coleman when there John Patterson expressed p were also given by Mrs. Calder Day in Mitchell on Saturday, The is to get flowers for the record. Miss Bell Campbell installed were 35 members present. Hymn 173 was used to open the meeting courtesy remarks to the Colemans for a fine evening. McKaig; Mrs. Grace Scott; Mrs. skit was introduced by Cheryl alters. new vestment is being made REG. NO. 0184192-01-15 the officers as follows: after which Mrs.Wm. Brown read James Miller; Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. Mervin Dow. Riley. Gail Harburn and CherylA Riley received their Provincial by the league for Father Dentin - President - Mrs. Janet Andrews; Secretary - Mrs Lillian Kerslake; the Christmas story and Rev. E G Nelson led in prayer a a a All nffirPrc were re-elected for Honours ger. Mrs. Cyril Boyle gave a reading CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY Treasurer - Miss Jean Scott; Social Conveners - Mrs. Jean Keys, Mrs. Olive, McDonald, Mrs. Gladys Reith; Pianist, Mrs, Clinton man The first prize winner of a 1975 Oldsmobile Cutless in the Vanas- The secretary read the minutes and they were adopted by Lon Smith and Mrs.C. Campbell. A letter of thanks was read from the wins 1915 car round swimming. The complex will provide: Missionaries forgo Xmas The nostalgic strains of "I'll Be Home for Christmas" won't be played for two young missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This year they will forego Christmas with their tra Swimming Pool Roof Lottery is Children s learn to swan courses own families so that they might Harvey Ashton of Clinton. Mr. and e a Mom and Tot swims bring a special message. Ashton's ticket was drawn by Competitive swimming The missionaries are serving in 'William Elston, Warden of Huron Life saving and life guard courses the Goderich area. _ Elder Brent County at the Lottery Windup as well as open family recrea- McKell who is from Spanish Fork, Dance on Saturday night, Other tional swimming. Utah and Elder Brad Dalton from prize winners were: Rowcliffe The Huron/Perth Separate San Juan, Puerto Rico explained, "We Motors Ltd., Seaforth $100.00 School Board and the Huron feel it is a privilege to be dr wn by Robert McKinley M.P.; toss, County School Board have shown interest in the facility for school here during Christmas and to share a message testifying that Alf Staffa $100.00 draw n McADAM'S "HOME" HARDWARE SHADOW BOX BOUTIQUE by'JJck Riddell M.P.P.; Don Kay, class swimming. it is hoped that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, Clinton $100.00 drawn by Elgin surrounding municipal recreation that He �as born nearly 2000 Thompson, Reeve of Tuckersmith programs will also utilize the year years ago, that He lived then, was and G. Bryan, Toronto $100.00 round swimming facility. resurrected and lives today." - drawy by Mrs. Nellie Gonie, ,• The Vanastra Parks Recreation Elder Dalton referred to a of them under 21; voluntarily give Commu it C t B d statement by Spencer W. Kimball President Vanastra Community n y en r o r Association. ,The lottery, under the sponsor- ship of the Vanastra Parks Recreation and Community Centre Board, was planned to raise necessary, £unds_to build •a new indoor pool complex. it was the hope .of the committee that at the conclusion of the lottery adequate funds would be availabe to allow an immediate start on the project. The pool is the first in Huron County to be covered for year have struck a budget of $44,000. to build the structure over the existing pool. Funds pledged to date include from the Federal Government for labour associated with construction through the Local Initiatives-Prograf i ~and from the Provincial Government through the Community Centres Act. The Roof Lottery raised an additional $2,400. leaving a balance stili to be raised of approximately $12,000 and the committee is hopeful that this can be raised through cash donations. President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who said "Christmas is a fitting time to renew our desires and to strengthen our determination to do all within our power to make 'real among :men the message heralded by the angels when the Saviour was born. Let us glorify God by seeking all that is good, true and beautifull Let us strive to establish peace on earth by exercising that same good will toward one another wllrcli, God hats shown toward;�.3i: V.7;'`' on the spirit of Christmas. 46 Gloucester Terrace' Rev. Father Phalen spent GODERICH ONTARIO Tuesday ir. London visiting his � b h F h 1A7.11; Ph 1 11 — - rot er, at er t tam a en We're shopping -CtI R PICKETT A CAMPBELL • VAM . 81[ F ON .CONVENIENCE A CHANCE TO WINWORTH OVER - r 33 :r - PRIZES I MVV IN CLINTON MERCHA NT N % ' w 1 ®O O D between now and Chrlstmes. 4 • A,1 ^ Nt- AIKEN BROS. OUR SHOWER AND BRIDAL GIFT ` Cr[ CLOTHING la FOOTWEAR REGISTRY !� 3 Gift Certificates — $15, $30 and $50 value. TO BALL & MUTCH LTD. Beginning January 3rd, we suggest�'-rR •e tOIJT®OOR%;• HOME FURNISHINGS 3 Gift Certificates — $50, $50 and $100. 'that newly engaged couples visit us l•It,� and register their choice of shower and wedding gifts from our large stock. We will keep a file card of this information for your friends to refer t0. They will be happy to know of your wishes and also avoid duplication of presents and choice of wrong colours. When you think about it, it's really a great idea! Visit our shop soon -and see displays of leading dinnerware, sheets, pillowcases, towels, paintings and a wide range of floral arrangements for weddings and parties. 3S: r ._0 4 5O ALBERT STREET CLINTON ' Phone 482-3876 Help make Christmas both Bright s r and Merry Mini indoor light sets, push in bulbs in a variety of colors. One Indoor or outdoor strings for spare bulb included in each set. bright cheery Christmas lights in 20 bulb set 3.19 sizes from 7 bulbs to 25 bulbs Other sizes: 35 bulbs 4.25;from $1.98 50 bulbs 5.95 Wide selection of replacement bulbs and decorations. Moravian tree top Star of Bethlehem , a` shining light on your Christmas tree each $2.50 BOXED LIGHTS PRIMEaa��do�o��o Phone 527-1320 Nrrom�!x::1:_._ue.sXL20.3.4:. t w Seatoith CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP $50 Gift Certificate. $25 Gift Certificate HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR + 4 Merchandise Certificates: Dec. 7 — $25; Dec 14 — $25' Dec. 21 — $25; and Dec. 24 • The Church of"Ji§di; '`Christ of MERRILL TV Draw for a Radio, value $30. R PICKETT A CAMPBELL CLINTONcial N I.G.A.LCi.A• N I.G Latter-day Saints carries on a large 4 ►T 2 Food Certificates, 1 — $25 and 1 — $35. and sale ticketed Items. Everybody wine ' it when you strop Pickett 8 Campbell this 3'— $50 Merchandise Certificate Draws, missionary programme involving 18,600 young men and To the Electors of Tuckersmith: required. 2 Merchandise Certificates, $20 and $10. = McADAM'S "HOME" HARDWARE SHADOW BOX BOUTIQUE i women who are currently serving U Money Treevalue 5.MARYS SEWING CENTRE SHIRAL DEPT. STORE 3 Merchandise Draws, value $30. 3 Merchandise Draws, $50 each, Dec. 14, Dec. in most countries of the free world. The young people, many I appreciate and thank you for 21 and Dec. 24. ; BRING R NG TH E KIDS T O MEET of them under 21; voluntarily give 5139.95. In Clinton you'll find ssrection and THE ARBOR value in the second ub'• of Huron Shopp In Clinton, up 1'8"to 24 months of their own time their expense to the confidence you again have all Mar chonls Comill", Sponsored by ItoClinton RMm SANTA AT THE CLINTON _ and pay own accept calls as missionaries fpr placed in me and I l'o'ok forward ti FRIDAY DEC. 13 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY DEC. 23 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ° the church. to serving you. 'i MONDAY DEC. 16 9 A.M.TO 9 P.M. SANTA CENTRE._' Correction CHRISTMAS DAY t• WEDNESDAY DEC. 10 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. CLOS90 THURS. DEC. 28 — �,• THURSDAY DEC 19 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. s r FRIbAY DEC 20 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL. SdTUF DAA DAG 21.8 AtM Tb 8 F!.�VI SAT., DEC. 14 - 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. in cast week's election story, the Expositor said that in the &SAT., DEC. 21 - 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. - Huron Perth RCSS. Board race Joseph Looby of Dublin defeated Louis Maloney by 83 votes. The Cleave Coombs AT THE FORMER SHELL STATION NEXT TO GROVES TV ON HWY. 8 JUST WEST OF THE LIGHTS actual margin was 93 votes. The FREE GIFT FOR EVERY CHiLD SEE THE CHILDREN'S i Expositor regrets the error. EACH CHILD MUST BE POSTER DiSPLAY ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. AT SANTA'S CENTRE • •ti F These Clinton merchants are If you are shopping In a Clinton merchant's store any Thursday, holding Christmas draws In Friday or Saturday between now and Christmas, when the their stores, and offering the mystery'shopper calls you could win a fres turkey. Nine turkey* following prim to shoppers will be given away — three each weekend HII Christmas. % ' w 1 ®O O D between now and Chrlstmes. 4 • A,1 ^ Nt- AIKEN BROS. OUR SHOWER AND BRIDAL GIFT ` Cr[ CLOTHING la FOOTWEAR REGISTRY !� 3 Gift Certificates — $15, $30 and $50 value. TO BALL & MUTCH LTD. Beginning January 3rd, we suggest�'-rR •e tOIJT®OOR%;• HOME FURNISHINGS 3 Gift Certificates — $50, $50 and $100. 'that newly engaged couples visit us l•It,� and register their choice of shower and wedding gifts from our large stock. We will keep a file card of this information for your friends to refer t0. They will be happy to know of your wishes and also avoid duplication of presents and choice of wrong colours. When you think about it, it's really a great idea! Visit our shop soon -and see displays of leading dinnerware, sheets, pillowcases, towels, paintings and a wide range of floral arrangements for weddings and parties. 3S: r ._0 4 5O ALBERT STREET CLINTON ' Phone 482-3876 Help make Christmas both Bright s r and Merry Mini indoor light sets, push in bulbs in a variety of colors. One Indoor or outdoor strings for spare bulb included in each set. bright cheery Christmas lights in 20 bulb set 3.19 sizes from 7 bulbs to 25 bulbs Other sizes: 35 bulbs 4.25;from $1.98 50 bulbs 5.95 Wide selection of replacement bulbs and decorations. Moravian tree top Star of Bethlehem , a` shining light on your Christmas tree each $2.50 BOXED LIGHTS PRIMEaa��do�o��o Phone 527-1320 Nrrom�!x::1:_._ue.sXL20.3.4:. t w Seatoith CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP $50 Gift Certificate. $25 Gift Certificate HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR + 4 Merchandise Certificates: Dec. 7 — $25; Dec 14 — $25' Dec. 21 — $25; and Dec. 24 • — $125. MERRILL TV Draw for a Radio, value $30. HOLLAND SHOES 3 Gift Certificates, $15 each. PICKETT A CAMPBELL CLINTONcial N I.G.A.LCi.A• N I.G Christmas Store Wide Discount. 10% OFF now through Dec. 31 except Levi 4 ►T 2 Food Certificates, 1 — $25 and 1 — $35. and sale ticketed Items. Everybody wine LEE'S when you strop Pickett 8 Campbell this 3'— $50 Merchandise Certificate Draws, Christmas. Dec. 14, Dec. 21 and Dec. 24. No purchase RADIANT LIFE CENTRE required. 2 Merchandise Certificates, $20 and $10. = McADAM'S "HOME" HARDWARE SHADOW BOX BOUTIQUE i 3 Merchandise Prizes total value $100. U Money Treevalue 5.MARYS SEWING CENTRE SHIRAL DEPT. STORE 3 Merchandise Draws, value $30. 3 Merchandise Draws, $50 each, Dec. 14, Dec. • GROVE'S TV 21 and Dec. 24. Draw for 12" B 8 W Admiral TV, value :• 5139.95. In Clinton you'll find ssrection and THE ARBOR value in the second ub'• of Huron Shopp In Clinton, �• 1 -- $25 GIN Certificate. all Mar chonls Comill", Sponsored by ItoClinton RMm CLINTON CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS ti FRIDAY DEC. 13 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY DEC. 23 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. .r SATURDAY DEC. 14 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. TUESDAY DEC 24 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 'i MONDAY DEC. 16 9 A.M.TO 9 P.M. CLOSED WED. DEC. 25 — TUESLIAY DEC. 17 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. CHRISTMAS DAY t• WEDNESDAY DEC. 10 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. CLOS90 THURS. DEC. 28 — �,• THURSDAY DEC 19 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BOXING DAY , r FRIbAY DEC 20 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. `PAIDAV DEG. 2? -9 A.M. iii 9 'O.fM. SdTUF DAA DAG 21.8 AtM Tb 8 F!.�VI _r4ATOODAY W.., 28^•9 A,M....,T,.0, P.M 1Y ,x 4 chi r$ ri Y r