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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-12-19, Page 12ourhaum 8 . X A. w414,)1 a to thank everyone for gords, visits and treats while I � x iV $ a patient in Seaforth x 'mrapn. ity Hospital. Special s �M thattks to Dr. Moyo, the nurses " ,;•i and staff. --- Bernice O'Riley°� J , Wil would like to express our -f sincere thanks to our family, ' 7, , M relatives, friends, neighbors and a .' Rebekah Lodge for all the lovely " f + cards, flowers, gifts and good z� wishes given us on.the occasion of t ; our 50th Wedding Anniversary.:' �, k Special thanks to Gordon, Marian } and May -for arranging this pleasant surprise party -and dinner. We also want to thank t Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Eyre and Mrs. Sinclair for the lovely dinner they x ; provided. It was all greatly appreciated and will long be remembered. • — John and Elva Pullman. 24-71x1 I would'like to thank all for cards and expressions of sympathy in the passing of my wife May. A special thanks to the nurses and staff.of the Kilbarchan Nursing Home, Seaforth and the interested parties at the Seaforth Hospital for the care of Mrs. Ribey. Again many thanks. — Orville Ribey. 24-71x1 A sincere thank you to my family, neighbors and 'friends for the lovely cards, flowers and treats I received while in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Brady and the nurses for their kindness to me, to Rev. Mr. Reuber for his visits and the Box Ambulance for their efficiency. It was all very much appreciated. — Mrs. Lena Boyd. 24-71x1 Mrs. Helen Ross and family wish to express sincere thanks and. deep appreciation to relatives, neighbours and friends for floral tributes, donations to the heart and diabetic funds also for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy in the loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks. to Rev. Nelson and the .Ladies Aid of.,the Presbyterian Church, also many thanks for the rides to and from the hospital. 24-71x1 25. IIt Memoriam LEADERS ARE HONOURED -" Mrs. Gordon Elliott, R.R.5, Seaforth, right and Mrs. George Cantelon, R.R.4, Seaforth admired some of the decorations at the 4-H Achievement.Day here on Saturday. Mrs. Elliott was.presented with an award for ten years as a 4-H club leader and Mrs. Cantelon for five years as a 4-H Club leader. (Staff Photo) Clinton Merchants Shoppers Wite FOR MEN ONLY" FRIDAY DEC. 20TH 9 P.M. to 11 P.M. , Find the right gift for that special woman, and enjoy yourself at Friday night In r i; the same time: Do all your Christmas shopping << Clinton. The following Clinton Merchants are staying open two z•: hours extra just to give you the special attention your shopping 4 + tIIiUt;►H it�os�Tq (?lMf,.,, .1 ' ,� F_ hf AND FOOTWEAR Ladies Chorus �A i�. CS1F1' • BALL & MUTCH HOME FURNISHING FREE GIFT .' GROVES TV WRAPPING a�� x, AND APPLIANCE CENTRE • CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP ourhaum 8 . X A. w414,)1 a to thank everyone for gords, visits and treats while I � x iV $ a patient in Seaforth x 'mrapn. ity Hospital. Special s �M thattks to Dr. Moyo, the nurses " ,;•i and staff. --- Bernice O'Riley°� J , Wil would like to express our -f sincere thanks to our family, ' 7, , M relatives, friends, neighbors and a .' Rebekah Lodge for all the lovely " f + cards, flowers, gifts and good z� wishes given us on.the occasion of t ; our 50th Wedding Anniversary.:' �, k Special thanks to Gordon, Marian } and May -for arranging this pleasant surprise party -and dinner. We also want to thank t Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Eyre and Mrs. Sinclair for the lovely dinner they x ; provided. It was all greatly appreciated and will long be remembered. • — John and Elva Pullman. 24-71x1 I would'like to thank all for cards and expressions of sympathy in the passing of my wife May. A special thanks to the nurses and staff.of the Kilbarchan Nursing Home, Seaforth and the interested parties at the Seaforth Hospital for the care of Mrs. Ribey. Again many thanks. — Orville Ribey. 24-71x1 A sincere thank you to my family, neighbors and 'friends for the lovely cards, flowers and treats I received while in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Brady and the nurses for their kindness to me, to Rev. Mr. Reuber for his visits and the Box Ambulance for their efficiency. It was all very much appreciated. — Mrs. Lena Boyd. 24-71x1 Mrs. Helen Ross and family wish to express sincere thanks and. deep appreciation to relatives, neighbours and friends for floral tributes, donations to the heart and diabetic funds also for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy in the loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks. to Rev. Nelson and the .Ladies Aid of.,the Presbyterian Church, also many thanks for the rides to and from the hospital. 24-71x1 25. IIt Memoriam LEADERS ARE HONOURED -" Mrs. Gordon Elliott, R.R.5, Seaforth, right and Mrs. George Cantelon, R.R.4, Seaforth admired some of the decorations at the 4-H Achievement.Day here on Saturday. Mrs. Elliott was.presented with an award for ten years as a 4-H club leader and Mrs. Cantelon for five years as a 4-H Club leader. (Staff Photo) Clinton Merchants Shoppers Wite FOR MEN ONLY" FRIDAY DEC. 20TH 9 P.M. to 11 P.M. , Find the right gift for that special woman, and enjoy yourself at Friday night In r i; the same time: Do all your Christmas shopping << Clinton. The following Clinton Merchants are staying open two z•: hours extra just to give you the special attention your shopping xlist deserves. ' • AIKENS LUGGAGE AND FOOTWEAR Ladies Chorus • ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. X • THE ARBOR GiFT SHOP • BALL & MUTCH HOME FURNISHING FREE GIFT .' GROVES TV WRAPPING a�� x, AND APPLIANCE CENTRE • CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP x '� " • LEE'S LADIES, Combined Choirs MEN'S', & BOYS WEAR • McADAMS HOME HARDWARE �� • SHiRAL DEPT. STORES M • MARY'S SEWING CENTRE • THE SHADOW BOX r" ANTIQUES ANNE T. KRAUSKOPF In ever loving memory of a dear sister who passed away two years ago December 19, 1972.'` Nothing in g could be more beautifulCHRISTMAS ' Than the memories we have of you To us` to,y . were someone special God must have thought so too. Sadly missed, lovingly GIFT ,. remembered by sisters, brothers,"R ` �; ; ;"""} >; •;t nieces and nephews. 25-71 xl�� 27. BirthsSUGGESTIONS!� LOSTELL -- To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lostell, R.R.3, Kippen, on Dec. at Seaforth Community Something For The Whole F dm Il Hospital, a son. 27-7tx1 y PLETSCH — To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pletsch. Seaforth on Dec. �Y 8 p�' s► rY 15 at Seaforth Community Hospital, a son. 27-71x1 1 $ INTEI:NgT10NiU� t •.I •�, • S' norm T..31.3 , �T +urioA i:� R Ilii ., 't V!_ C O,. ,.Ili , — To M .4 , r. and Mrs. • s — TOYS —TOOLS Rodent .Cronin of Dublin on Dec. 11 at Seaforth Community ; �;MITTS —HORNS Hospital, a daughter. 27-71 x 1 ; a u - NICHOLSON — To Mr. and- Mrs. "' ` SUITS — BOOTS Paul Nicholson of Seaforth on I HELMETS December 1 tth at Seaforth 't, Community Hospital. a daughter. , �a y. = FIRST AID KITS 27-71x1 EAR PROTECTORS PHILLIPS — To Mr. and Mrs. Robin Phillips (Nee Diegel) the _�____;' CHAIN SAWS safe arrival of --a daughter, Lori Suzanne on Dec. 11, 1974 at St. Complete Line Of Joseph's Hospital, London. 27-71-1 i - _� .:` MOTO SKI SNOWMOBILES t Ir L 28. Deaths _ ��" and LOVM — Suddenly at St. ACCESORIES Joseph's Hospital on Tuesday. December 17, 1974, Charles Russell Lovett of 345 Princess Ave., in his 77th year. Beloved, husband of the late Cecilia „ (Jones),Dear father of Margaret, Carl, Mary. (Mrs. Joe Grummett)., Genevieve (Mrs. Gaiy Williams;, and Jim, all of London, John Th omas. tTom). of SPECIAL 1975 PRICE Godericb.firother of Sadie Lovett of Clinton and Mabel Mrs. Th MOTO-SKI NUVIK omas Harrison; of Moose ;,"''""'�'� •.,�;»:,�;; �NNOI� .�,.^� ` Jaw, Sask. Also survived by 17 $1050.00 grandchildren. Friends may call ' • J at Geo. E. Logan and Sons No Trade Funeral Home, 371 Dundas St. where funeral service will be held 1' 3 in the chapel on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. with Bather J.I)oyie pf St. Peter's Basilica officiating. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Strayers at the funeral home, on Wednesday evening,at 7 pain. ' Christmas Sunday 4 in First Presbyterian Church Sunday, December '22 - 11.15 A.M. Yoe) are invited to join with us in a worshipful presentation of the music n and message of Christmas.. G.4 Attend the Church of your choice, but don't let Christmas pas without spending an hour in joyful praise tog Him who was born Prince of Pea6e"' First Church extends the wish for a Blessed Christmas to everyone. We send this greeting to you through the Christmas Music heard daily on the Carillon of Bells from the Church with the Singing Tower. s —Special Music By the Choir— Senior Choir Let Earth Receive Her King - Wilson Rev. E.G.Nelson Mrs. Carol Carter Minister Orbanist �anr:4's,; :c::`s.x:�h::��:::,>.•::;' a:::%:'<•r;,••,:x.:%:'?ry�3�?:x.:.:,��:�s?%i,'�#?».<;•?ri�#•.':•:�o��:� Northside United Church apov��,)�I��l��,��iW Rev. M. E. Reuben Minister All M Mrs. J.A.Stewart Organist JF.f//. =iKYFFSvWFFjiI::U/JymW.W=�✓.0%W,0AW-0 W� to Congregation Of Egmondville United Church Greets You at Christmas Sunday, December 22 11:00 a.m. Rev. T. 'E. ,Hancock, Minister �U;ears��'u�:�sr!•�>s'A's:�.`,�.:r.�/'r��;;%.k°�:">vEi' St, .lames' Roman Catholic Church Seaforth — Ontario extends wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Christmas Eve: Shepherd's Mass for children at 8 p.m. Midnight Mass at 12 p.m. Christmas Day Mass at 11 a.m. St. Thomas' Anglican Church Rev. J.S.Sharples Rector Christmas Services DECEMBER 22nd •— Advent 4 11:30 a.m. -- Morning Prayers Choral Service SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVE SERVI�ES DECEMBER 24th CHRISTMAS DAY 9:1S p.m. Caro) Service and Parish Communion 1;1:30 a.m. — Holy Communion [said] A warm welcome to worship with us is extended to all JL w �° 11 0 1 [ME #I a. 0 t,. Mr. Jas. A. Stewart Choirmaster Mrs. Jack Junior Choirit Leader , Christmas Service << 10:00 a.m. — Senior Church School' z•: 11:00 a.m. — Divine Worship `His Advent and Man's Expectations' Ladies Chorus v' Angels Sing Around the Stall - Frieker Junior Choir N While He Sleeps - Wilson <i `j Combined Choirs Hark the Herald Angels Sing' } J r r Special Christmas Music 5 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29th r" (Christmas Service) 5� "A.,Jo ods Christmas" � r: CAVAN UN1Eli "CHURCH Winthrop, 6ntario ., Rev. M.E.Reubbr, B.A., BD., Minister Miss Marjorie Papple, Organist 9:30 a.m. --• Divine Worship 'His Advent St Man's Expectations' r Special Christmas Music 10:45 a.m. --• Church School SUNDAY, DECEMBER 99th ('Christmas Service) "A Joyous Christmas" JF.f//. =iKYFFSvWFFjiI::U/JymW.W=�✓.0%W,0AW-0 W� to Congregation Of Egmondville United Church Greets You at Christmas Sunday, December 22 11:00 a.m. Rev. T. 'E. ,Hancock, Minister �U;ears��'u�:�sr!•�>s'A's:�.`,�.:r.�/'r��;;%.k°�:">vEi' St, .lames' Roman Catholic Church Seaforth — Ontario extends wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Christmas Eve: Shepherd's Mass for children at 8 p.m. Midnight Mass at 12 p.m. Christmas Day Mass at 11 a.m. St. Thomas' Anglican Church Rev. J.S.Sharples Rector Christmas Services DECEMBER 22nd •— Advent 4 11:30 a.m. -- Morning Prayers Choral Service SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVE SERVI�ES DECEMBER 24th CHRISTMAS DAY 9:1S p.m. Caro) Service and Parish Communion 1;1:30 a.m. — Holy Communion [said] A warm welcome to worship with us is extended to all JL w �° 11 0 1 [ME #I a. 0 t,.