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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-12-18, Page 12.... .. ..... ,.. _,..,.. ..•,a".,, t - e.:..,. „ .qtr .•.:, w„..... , ,.... ,..., „ , 2 ' f"1 „HURON EXPpSITG►g, O GE IJ iwB 1 , 1itT ,�� ' •' N x �r*0 k �, • a t.x 340{ ey � � �. -,3;f'-'Y'�'� ,5) , i4d �^ H e I"1a s gy 111?� #14 -n v S f tsit ' kt c y r 2 , Corr*ndent were m charge of the Christmas Clops arrived and .distributed Mrs. H.0 )fl Berg Correspon ent Sunday School taking part.rY program. Mr. and Mrs,' Santa arils to member and visitors. ,. M s. dill Chessell Tuckersmitb Group 1, U.G.W. " w Congratulations to Murray and , met in the church hall, Thursday,` ., f'^ is ” • ! j�, The Criistmas- meeting of the • Peggy Morrison of Ilderton on the �, .,. ' ° : '" Dec. 11th. 30 Members and five L �0.Rl�tC) , ?, S 1 i 1 1$,SEN United Church • Women began birth of -their bouncing baby boy, visitors enjoyed a pqt luck runner"dACCIDENT with a potluck supper. A number a brother for Shawn. They're . 'Mrs. Muriel Allan read ' the lb s red RetJmwp� �aplvipe -T- of'$uests were present, including calling him Steven. Christmas message and Grace. �ti several. former members. After, We hope that Mrs. Alex Taylor, After dinner a short devotion co'Idme Tax Dluctttble .eRlotered • Retlmmeat Anyplltles ' sapper, members joined in a who has been ill at home, is1 was in charge of Doris Sillery and . worship service which began with feeling better.WXmas e ri/ n Grace Thomsop. Mrs, Sillery —^ REPRESENTING A poem by Mrs. Stirling, "The We're sorry to hear that Mrs. opened with a poem followed by Secret of Christmas". The hymn Ron Taylor is in traction in Clinton sjngin H mn,Vn� 'A$SUf'It1Ce g y ".Silent Night" read "The night before �* EE C�-+ "O Little Town of Bethlehem" Hospital because of a back injury. Correspondent Sara •Simpson illustrated with Mrs.Elsie Henderson at the <CQt�'1pQt1y' Q(; 4.Qf1QdQ •� +r. was sung, and Mrs. Ivan We'd like' to " express • the Hilda Payne "Every man's memory is his Christmas with Greta Lammie piano J Mcclymont, read the Christmas sympathy of the community to the private literature" playing softly on the piano. The Scripture Mary kept all TELEPHONE:527.0410 _ story. fro lie book of Matthew. family of Mr. Charlie Pilgrim. The Christmas meeting of the Courtesy remarks were these things in her heart" was `117 GODERICH ST; EAST -- SIEAFORTH Grace Peck and Joyce Pepper instructions to give the person Mrs Cli albo Bayfield Hensall Women's Institute was read by Mrs. Sillery followed by a - assisted by her daughter Mrs. Kids give White gifts held Wednesday evening in the played piano solos. Myrtle Sherltt beside you a pat on the back! Christmas 'reading by Mrs. Louise Bigelow, showed Wiures of her tour of Egypt in a area of The Varna Sunday School's Legion Hall. President HildaThomson Payne welcomed all by wishing Merry Christmas U,�• tleader conducted Rev. Glenn Wright. retires a t with prayer. The offering was received and dedicated. the Nile River, and the. Holy White Gift Service was held in the everyone a very guise Mitchell was at the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan -Taylor, recited heard, the bells on 'i Land. Her commentary was very church on Sunday, with Mrs. Eric and a Happy New Year.Mrs. Christmas Day" • while ' Greta ElsieHenderson favored i interesting and • informative, for Chuter as leader. The theme was "Treasures". Tom Consitt The roll call was answered by eighteen members with A Christm,as meeting her son Delbert at Exeter Sunday the audience with Ringing Bells accompanied by Mrs, P, McBeath bringing alive the settings Mrs. • Mary and Bill Ingram, Toronto the Champ family of Salvation events read of in the Bible. and Mrs. Louis Taylor told of the special dish from r. another `�,,_ " at the piano. Mrs, Stirling presided for origin of some Christmas culture". Marg Ingram' gave the Unit I were guests at the- *taken and dedicated. The President, Mrs. Henderson business. The new sla te, of customs. treasurer's report. December meeting of Unit 2 of The programme began with an thanked those who' took part in officers was. presented by Mrs. Brenda Dowson read the Correspondence was a letter from . Hensall United Church Women "Action song", Pat Venner read the devotion. Mrs. Sillery gave Gordon Hill. Donations are to be Christmas story from Lake 2; 8 - the War -Memorial Children's when Christmas was the theme. an original story, ."Christmas the secretary's report and called , sent to the Children's Aid Society 16. The •story "Sharing Hospital. A letter from Mr.Eric Grace Drummond, *Unit Leader, Surprise", and Elva Forrest gave the roll answered by, your and the Victor Home for Girls. Treasures" was read by Brian Luther -announcing the correct was in the chair and she opened several readings on, "What is favorite Christmas Carol. Plans were made to pack Chessell. amount of the C.N.I.B. canvass ' the meeting by reading a poem on Christmas?" Foliowing this more The Treasurer's Report' was Christmas boxes for shut-ins, and Regular ' offerings were and a news report from Muscular Christmas. The Devotional was carols were sung. given by Mrs. Berry who said members were reminded of the received by Mark Taylor and Dystrophy. lead by Pearl Passmore who read Shirley McAllister, U.C.W. that 1,124.76 had been raised by Christmas concert on December Steven Elliott, and White Gift It was voted to continue with a story, "The Rebirth ofy Ben= • ;President thanked Grace for her Tuckersmith Group in 1975. 22• offerings of money for the the C.A.S. Bursary to be paid at David", The -scripture was_ read contriputions as Unit Leader for A thank you note was read from Mrs. Aldie Mustard, who has , Retarded Children's Fund were the January meeting. The by Mary Goodwin and carols the past two years and presented David Stoll thanking all for the moved to Brucefteld, was placed under the Christmas tree programme conveners were were sung. The roll call was her with a gift. Pat Venner box of goodies and get well presented with a life- membership tpy' trip children of the Sunday Jessie McAllister and Grace answered by 20 members and 8.; presented Shirley with a scrdil as wishes. , end a gift in recognition of her -'School. CLEARANCE OF Peck. The programme took the, guests, A "Thank you" card was President of the U.C.W. for - A nominating committee was faithful service in the group. The "Wind Through , the Olive form of a fun night with many received from Mildred 1975-6. The meeting closed with appointed for the program for meeting closed with the Lord's Trees" was sung by the choir. surprises and everyone partici- McNaughton and Grace thanked prayer and a delicious Christmas 1976. the secretary and treasurer Prayer. Mrs: Robt. Stirling read a poem "The pating. Gladys Coleman, Jessie all who had helped with past• lunch was served by Grace, Mona were re-elected for another term. The annual Whit e Gift Christmas Questign". McAllister Annie Reid, Pearl activities, The collection was Alderdice and Kay Mock. This part of the meeting closed Service will be held on Sunday, with officers and members of the F Several carols were .sung and all joined in the Benediction'.• ' Koehler, Elsie Carlisle, Jessie Armstrong, Susan Purdy, Rose i7_ _S_ __d Ll___, I•.__a___ _., _ Ou.eenswav aLweninas with prayer. Mrs. M. Allan, Mrs. Broadfoot ,and Mrs. Henderson ALL -0 MACAU LA a >f BUILDING CENM i . will be LOSED Thursday, Dec. 25th -Christmas Day Friday, Dec. 26th -Boxing Day Monday, Dee.29th-Inventory Tuesday, Dec.30th-Inventory Thursday, Jan.lst-New Years Day And Will be OPEN' 1. Saturday, Dec.27th 8 A.M. -12 Noon Wednesday, December 31 F'r'iday, January 2nd. Win at Varna euchre Winners at the Orange Lodge euchre party on Friday evening were: Ladies' high - Mrs. Mary Grigg, Clinton; Men's high - Barry Taylor, Varna; Consolation prizes - Mrs. Wilmet Reid, V a rna and Ralph Horn, Goderich. Draw prizes were won by Mrs. Wm. Edgar, Bob Taylor and Aaron Fisher of Clinton and Jeff Cbuter, Varna. The next euchre party will be held 'on January 9. R•ebekahs have euchre Eleven tables were in play at a eiuchre party held Wednesday evening sponsored by Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge. Winning prizes were: Ladies High - Mrs. Harold Pethick; Lone Hands - Mrs. A.C.Routledge; Low - Mrs. Grace Drummond; Gents - High - Wilmer Cuthill; Lone Hands - Mac Wilson; Low - Stewart Pepper; Lucky Taliies - Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. Draws - Wilmer Cuthill, Jim Keys and Mrs. Liz Brown. Mrs. Peter Malcolm was in . Charge df gamesfand Mrs.Foster Bennett was social convener. w PANT COATS PARKAS DUFFLE COATS Ali AT 9no/. nff n 14995 1974 LTD BROUGHAM four door hardtop, fully equipped including automatic air con- ditioning, AM/FM stereo and Brougham decor. Licence DFZ667. 14295 1973 LTD BROUGHAM four door hardtop, fully equipped including automatic air con- ditioning. Licence DHY833. 13395 1966 GALAXIE, four door, Licence No. DHN477. Before inspection. 195 1973 COMET 4 door, 302 V-8 automatic, power steering, air conditioning -and exterior decor package. Licence No. HCK073 12995 1962 COMET six cylinder, automatic transmission. Licence No. JBV951, Before in- spection, . . ' -1 1495 TRUCKS 1973 FORD F100 half ton with 302 V-8 1972 FORD F100 half ton Styloside pickup. engine, automatic transmission, and ranger Eight cylinder engine with automatic transmis- package. Only 24,000 miles. licence No. sion, XLT package, deluxe two tone paint and C76769 rear step bumper. licence No. C54-579 13295 12695 1971 FORD F-350 one truck with chassis and 1970 IHC Tandem dump complete with 11 cab complete with twelve foot van body, yd. box and hoist, Licence No. 153578'5. Licence No. C67227. Before inspection. 16895 11895 - ' Remember .. It's Sense to See LARRY'SNIVER MOTORS EXETER 235-1640 LIMITED LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Y V 4 aaau ua aaau A.".. l V&UVIA all gave interesting readings. Church service on Tuesday was Mr. D. J. Cronin visited Dan conducted Rev. Glenn Wright. Matthews, B&L�CAU� 1v T performed a monologue, Amy "I guise Mitchell was at the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan -Taylor, recited heard, the bells on Mr. and Mrs. Jim McQuaid, . Kitchener, visited Mrs.A. Taylor. Christmas Day" • while ' Greta Seaforth visited Dan Matthews. Mrs. Taylor spent Saturday with accompanied her on the piano. . BeatriceMunn visited Isobel her son Delbert at Exeter Sunday �� Edna Pepper and Hilda Payne favoured everyone with a duet, Brintnell, Bella Drover and Bernice Lavery. evening. Eric and Shirley Luther with Mary and Bill Ingram, Toronto the Champ family of Salvation °Candlelight visited Mrs. Smillie., Army, London, entertained the Mrs. John Rader, Mrs. Ray residents in the evening. Notice tO O U r service planned Rader, Vic and Lilly Dinnen visited Mrs. (Craft. , Monday the Reformed Church Edna Caldwell, Exeter, visited of Exeter visited Betty Brand, USTOMERS Correspondent egor Mrs. BerthMacGregor Bertha MacGr Mrs. Sararas also Rpy and Clara. MacDonald. Anna TOonke, Nancy Brand, Helen Toonstra, Irene Dunn, Dr. and Mr.Robert of John and Iva Ridley and Dianne Neevel,, Anna Wynja, B. London spent Saturday with the Chester and Ilia Dunn visited with Dysktra, Teena Brand, Teressa Our December 3 Ist former's mother, Mrs. Laird Vera Lammie. Wy nja, Janie Ameronza, Bankje Anna Dilling was visited by Vellenga, Jerry Van St eeg and _ : a -•. �,. < z u : ,cn s : :, ' Cir end �Mickle. rs William Pett who �Le4; 1 � y n a e ,. g y, tivent'`stur a"r inSt. Marg, Bruce, Wendy, Brendd, ; Btian "a3�Pdt C'h'r�i� Dillirigi of n ilma Kleinhaar. Sunda 'c't}r6`JKIH&te C1ubE Joseph's Hospital, London was Sarnia. brought plants to the four fast able to return home last week. Leslie Mitchell visited his atients presented by Sharon is Church service was conducted moth -r. i.ouise Mitchell. oxtater., last Sunday by Mr. Ian Johnston • h in the absence of Rev. Wilfred-, : - a rO a C pp I n g Jarvis B.A. B.D., The sermon JUSTIN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. We ask for your.,cooperation subject was "It is a Wise Man who knows his own son" Mrs. G R E A T Malcolm Dougall presided at the in checking any outstanding organ. The members of the 2U% Sunday School will practise to ., balances and for our y assist,the choir on Sunday, Dec.DISCOUNT 21st at 10 a.m. The "Candlelight ' S C 0 U N T , service" for the three remittance to reach us co'hgregations will be held in CLEARANCE OF Carmel Church -on Sunday, before evening Dec. 21st. ir, WOMEN'S w Personals , Mr. and. Mrs.Erie Luther and MENS p BOYS� December 31 1.975 members of the Salvation Army Ot st- visited South Huron Hospital, Queensway Nursing Home and WINTER JACKETS the Bluewater Home on Sunday singing carols and treating And CAR COATS patients. �- The staff of the local Bank of Montreal held their annual BALL-MACAULAYChristmas at the Pineridge Chalet 1 on Saturday evening. f Seaforth 527-0910 Miss Ruth Petty of London 'the ' her WINDBREAKERS spent weekend wtih Clinton 482-3405 Hensall 26.2-2418 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Petty SKI JACKETS ALL -0 MACAU LA a >f BUILDING CENM i . will be LOSED Thursday, Dec. 25th -Christmas Day Friday, Dec. 26th -Boxing Day Monday, Dee.29th-Inventory Tuesday, Dec.30th-Inventory Thursday, Jan.lst-New Years Day And Will be OPEN' 1. Saturday, Dec.27th 8 A.M. -12 Noon Wednesday, December 31 F'r'iday, January 2nd. Win at Varna euchre Winners at the Orange Lodge euchre party on Friday evening were: Ladies' high - Mrs. Mary Grigg, Clinton; Men's high - Barry Taylor, Varna; Consolation prizes - Mrs. Wilmet Reid, V a rna and Ralph Horn, Goderich. Draw prizes were won by Mrs. Wm. Edgar, Bob Taylor and Aaron Fisher of Clinton and Jeff Cbuter, Varna. The next euchre party will be held 'on January 9. R•ebekahs have euchre Eleven tables were in play at a eiuchre party held Wednesday evening sponsored by Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge. Winning prizes were: Ladies High - Mrs. Harold Pethick; Lone Hands - Mrs. A.C.Routledge; Low - Mrs. Grace Drummond; Gents - High - Wilmer Cuthill; Lone Hands - Mac Wilson; Low - Stewart Pepper; Lucky Taliies - Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. Draws - Wilmer Cuthill, Jim Keys and Mrs. Liz Brown. Mrs. Peter Malcolm was in . Charge df gamesfand Mrs.Foster Bennett was social convener. w PANT COATS PARKAS DUFFLE COATS Ali AT 9no/. nff n 14995 1974 LTD BROUGHAM four door hardtop, fully equipped including automatic air con- ditioning, AM/FM stereo and Brougham decor. Licence DFZ667. 14295 1973 LTD BROUGHAM four door hardtop, fully equipped including automatic air con- ditioning. Licence DHY833. 13395 1966 GALAXIE, four door, Licence No. DHN477. Before inspection. 195 1973 COMET 4 door, 302 V-8 automatic, power steering, air conditioning -and exterior decor package. Licence No. HCK073 12995 1962 COMET six cylinder, automatic transmission. Licence No. JBV951, Before in- spection, . . ' -1 1495 TRUCKS 1973 FORD F100 half ton with 302 V-8 1972 FORD F100 half ton Styloside pickup. engine, automatic transmission, and ranger Eight cylinder engine with automatic transmis- package. Only 24,000 miles. licence No. sion, XLT package, deluxe two tone paint and C76769 rear step bumper. licence No. C54-579 13295 12695 1971 FORD F-350 one truck with chassis and 1970 IHC Tandem dump complete with 11 cab complete with twelve foot van body, yd. box and hoist, Licence No. 153578'5. Licence No. C67227. Before inspection. 16895 11895 - ' Remember .. It's Sense to See LARRY'SNIVER MOTORS EXETER 235-1640 LIMITED LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Y V 4