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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-12-25, Page 130 l M 0 TRAFFIC DRAWLED 13Y Seaforth and Western Ontario -got Its, wished for snow for Christmas. So f s w much snow fell so quickly Wednesday night and Thursday that driving was hazardous and Seaforth y streets were deserted soon after dark.?,_ ` Choir, sings at �? Seaforth Manor M fM i* was the lucky winner of the Optimist Shopping Spree and on Saturday she gathered up $312 in groceries at the 1.0,A �irat.ruhhet up was M. Doreen Kelly and Second rLthner up W49 Aoss Govier. The draws were made by Traoy Mead, Doug° Hulley, Kamloops, B.C. and Mervlh Lane. (Staff photo) A neM,7�i+rt iN�Y1.�.911L�1� �� !:. YYS z'•h t r Win'cash this week Winners of the final Wincash R.R.2, Seatorth wms a voucher before the grand , prize draw from Canadian Tire. Christmas eve have been - announced. Doug. Reynolds of The winner of the final 5 .mr1 R.R.2, Seaforth wins a 510 cash prize draw for $400 in vouchers voucher from Seaforth will be announced in next creek's Automotive and Mrs. Sam Scott, Expositor. ` ,q fh fn . •,, k y If{{r yy 7 II !902ND SECTION PAGES 1 —>16 'SEAFORTH, �914ITAF,111 , TH006t�e��'•Prz9EM'I�,gR ' , lei Over 000. in pastries destroyed !� Y vergiuiIt0 1 t", 9 • sitisash'ingw,indow's A large plate glass window in Friday -'night and into Saturday pleadsd ,guilty to breaking the and two at Atrchies Suboeo by the front ofCrapnell's Bakery was morning to complete goods for window to court in Godeirich putting their fists.tbrauAb them. smashed early Saturday morning.. the heavy weekend business. Monday morning and •were Included in the datlnage The Trapnell staff works every When they closed up at 3:30 a,m. remanded in custody until estimate was about. $335 �!ortih .-of everything was in order,and the Wednesday afternoon, when -they cakes and pastry that wds window was filled with trays of will be sentenced by Judge Glenn wrecked by the falling (lass, Subscription IS Q freshly baked Christmas cakes Hays. and cookies. Sometime between Chief CairfSs said damage Chief Cairns said the pair . last minute lift then and dawn khe window was amounted to $1100 and that the might make some, restitution smashed. / pair broke the Traanell window before their sentencing, Having trouble choosing just • Not only, was the window the right last minute gift? What broken but the loss also included Expositor ��y could be more acceptable than a all the baking that was in the subscription to the Huron window display area. Expositor — a gift that continues '' We couldn't take a chance Wh Ile this Issue, with Its pages of Christmas gt'eeNttgoo M all year long. Every week it comes with glass splinters over dated December ;5th, becau" of the holidays, IE to helms everything" Mr, Trapnell said published earl sod that copies may be In the mall rims to ` as a reminder of your P Y �P Y p thoughtfulness, .. .,so we threw everything out" Christmas. There is lots of time to phone and added it was a nights work T"en issue, that of January let, 1976 also Will be 527-0240 and tell us the names of lost. , pub shed early and will be in the mail on Monday, Deeelmbw those you wish to remember. An Police chief John Cairns said 24th for delivery prior to Ne►v Years. The co-operation of attractive card will announce your Martin Joseo Van Loon, 20, of correspondents and advertisers Is requested so that copy way be gift. If you prefer we will bill you Calgary , Alta,. and ,Gary James in the office as early as possible and in any event not later than later., Nash, 21, of R.R.5, Seaforth Friday, December 26. Tharll Last all Year Long A GIFT SUBS.CRIPTION TO nurau What would be more appreciated than all the Dews from the home area? The Expositor is as good as a letterrfrom home • More News of Local and District HappeningsV4 ,A f • Interesting Editorials • Money -Saving Advertisements ? ' • Church and School News from Surrounding Townships • Local and District Pictu `res b WHEN YOU COMPLETE YOUP, GIFT LIST BUY YOURSELF A SUBSCRIPTION SU SC.R1 B-E NOW'. 00 A YEAR IN CANADA THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth, Ontario Please enter a Subscription in the name of: Name..... ... .........•..,............................................... Address........................................................................ From: ......... ........ . ............................... Address.......................................................................... ❑ Indicate here if Gift Card to be sent. ❑ $10.00 Enclosed. ❑ Please bill me. i--------------- THE HURON EXPOSff`ORt Seaforth, Ontario Please enter a Subscription in the name of: Name............................................................................. Address.......................................................................... .................................... ............ I ......1.................. From:...............•........•......,....................................... Address................... ........................,.....-...,..,..,,....... ❑ Indicate here if Gift Card. to be sent. ❑ $ 10.00 Enclosed. ❑ Please 'bill me. /Since 1860, Serving the Community First Kemembrance, like a candle who could still kick up her heels x shines brightest at Mrs.Bruce Keyes and Mrs,` ' Christmastime" -Charles Dickens Gordon Hill favoured with ' a Seaforth Manor residents lovely duet and the chorus sang a V", enjoyed hearing the choir of some many carols and delicious re- sixty voices of Seaforth Public ' freshments of homemade cookies, { School under the direction of Mrs. Christmas cake anal candies were Edna Bell and Mr. G. W illis on served to all ' present. A hearty 1 Tuesday- afternoon -Dec. -16tli. vote of thanks and welcome' back ^ Several requests were sung for was extended to this group of the residents and also they were ladies: treated to lovely homemade Miss Rena FEnell and Mrs k� ;{ cookies and fruit and a Merry Annie Harrison visited with Mis - �y Christmas handshake by the Miss Bessie Davidson and Mrs. ; pupils. M inne and Etta Hawley. Miss Joanne Boven of the choir M .t and Mrs. J.E.FArley, also drew a beautiful Christmas Sarah Mike and Andrea visited Scene on the large blackboard for with r.E. Scalier'. all residents to enjoy seeing. This Recent visitors with Mr. Bili r,s hers 1 young lady is surely gifted in art Scott were, Mr. and Mrs. James d % a ' and we thank her for sharing her Stewart, Miss Ina Scott of London 'W talents with us. and Mr. Ross Scott and Mrs Last Sunday evening, +Dr. Toll Wm Scott of .Brucefield. i Pill! 9 and his band visited the Manor Visiting Mrs. Lillie were r Y and pfayed1'numberofselectiolns ''"'"1C71 —gh"d"Mrs. Hugh Rinn of t.-; and carols for the enjoyment of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Harold tOw r tw our residents and staff.. Hudie and rs. Don Halmtes, Mr. A most , enjoyable afternoon and Mrs. Bryson McQuirter of a"g` was spent When • ladies of the Midland, Mrs. Dorothy Papple, Gosher Church under the Mrs. J.. Storey and ;Mrs.a%erna '} ? direction of Mrs Bruce Keyes ati Ca"ipbe'll of town. the entertainers, namely, Mrs. Mrs. Ada Reid was -the Jack Mustard, Mrs Ervin Keyes, recipient. of a beautiful azaleaa Mrs. Ervin Sillery, M rs. Nancy plant from Miss Mary Marks of Martin, Mrs, '.Fred "Reid, Mrs. Toronto, also Mrs: Mary St. Clair Gordon Hill and Mrs. George ofLondon,visited and brought her Mr. & Mrs. Charlie MacKay Caniclon prescnted a `skit on a lovely poinsettia. Also visiting "Hiring,an Entertainer". withMrs.Reid were Mr. and Mrs. This skit brought merriment to , Charles Wain and children and Roads fille d with all and the highlight after was the Mr. and Mrs, John Wain of the entry of the "Old Gray Marc in 1915, when, snow w McKays married It was in. Christmas week MacKay, a short time before had December 29, 1915 that Catherine purchased the Sillery property, - Agnes Clark was married to lot 4, Con. 8, Tuckersmith and -' Charles MacKay.. It was a cold following the ceremony the n wintry day and' the roads were newlyweds moved to the farm filled with snow the groom of thatywas to be their home for the sixty years ago recalls. The, next 46 years — until their ceremony took place at the home ' retirement in Seaforth in 1961. of the bride's parents, Mr. and There wasn't a honeymoon trip Mrs. John Clark who lived after the wedding because as Mr. northeast of Hensall, now the MacKay explained "I had a Ross Forest farm. Re V. MeL. stable full of cattle and had to get R •, Smith of Carmel Presbyterian back to look after them." Church, Hensall, officiated. Always interested in the z Mr. MacKay who is the son of community, Mr. MacKay served the late Mr, and Mrs. John F, on the township council for 14 years having been elected first in g , N1 B a n dhas 1927: He was reeve -for two years when he represented . Tuckersmith at. Huron County draw for council. Mr. and Mrs. MacKay are a'xk k .�i a • rs^ members of First Presbyterian Church. Seaforth, where for mans Xmas �� i�.�w •ears Mr.'MacKay has served as member of the session and'Mrs. The SDHS girls trumpet band MacKay continues to, serve as a ,s is a bit closer to their Florida Trip . member of w•omens az after a Christmas drag• that was organizations. _-- V R= held Friday night. Winner of Mr. and Mrs. MacKay have a wM Christmas cake made by Lou family of two daughters, Irene• — Whitney was Lynn Swart. Mrs: Mei Glanville, Hensall, and 'a Y Second prize winner of a Doris, Mrs. ux .. Christmas cake made by Dorothy W,D.Wilson, Tuckersmith, An Parke was Brian Vincent. Audrey only son John died last summer. Mcllwain ' won third prize, two There is one grandchild. quarts of mincemeat. Gordon Mr. and Mr. MacKay who both Heard and Mrs. L. Boshart ",on are in good health, plan the same thing. The mincemeat celebrating the anniversary was made by Helen Ann Elliott quietly at their John Street and Cecilia Maloney, residence. fM i* was the lucky winner of the Optimist Shopping Spree and on Saturday she gathered up $312 in groceries at the 1.0,A �irat.ruhhet up was M. Doreen Kelly and Second rLthner up W49 Aoss Govier. The draws were made by Traoy Mead, Doug° Hulley, Kamloops, B.C. and Mervlh Lane. (Staff photo) A neM,7�i+rt iN�Y1.�.911L�1� �� !:. YYS z'•h t r Win'cash this week Winners of the final Wincash R.R.2, Seatorth wms a voucher before the grand , prize draw from Canadian Tire. Christmas eve have been - announced. Doug. Reynolds of The winner of the final 5 .mr1 R.R.2, Seaforth wins a 510 cash prize draw for $400 in vouchers voucher from Seaforth will be announced in next creek's Automotive and Mrs. Sam Scott, Expositor. ` ,q fh fn . •,, k y If{{r yy 7 II !902ND SECTION PAGES 1 —>16 'SEAFORTH, �914ITAF,111 , TH006t�e��'•Prz9EM'I�,gR ' , lei Over 000. in pastries destroyed !� Y vergiuiIt0 1 t", 9 • sitisash'ingw,indow's A large plate glass window in Friday -'night and into Saturday pleadsd ,guilty to breaking the and two at Atrchies Suboeo by the front ofCrapnell's Bakery was morning to complete goods for window to court in Godeirich putting their fists.tbrauAb them. smashed early Saturday morning.. the heavy weekend business. Monday morning and •were Included in the datlnage The Trapnell staff works every When they closed up at 3:30 a,m. remanded in custody until estimate was about. $335 �!ortih .-of everything was in order,and the Wednesday afternoon, when -they cakes and pastry that wds window was filled with trays of will be sentenced by Judge Glenn wrecked by the falling (lass, Subscription IS Q freshly baked Christmas cakes Hays. and cookies. Sometime between Chief CairfSs said damage Chief Cairns said the pair . last minute lift then and dawn khe window was amounted to $1100 and that the might make some, restitution smashed. / pair broke the Traanell window before their sentencing, Having trouble choosing just • Not only, was the window the right last minute gift? What broken but the loss also included Expositor ��y could be more acceptable than a all the baking that was in the subscription to the Huron window display area. Expositor — a gift that continues '' We couldn't take a chance Wh Ile this Issue, with Its pages of Christmas gt'eeNttgoo M all year long. Every week it comes with glass splinters over dated December ;5th, becau" of the holidays, IE to helms everything" Mr, Trapnell said published earl sod that copies may be In the mall rims to ` as a reminder of your P Y �P Y p thoughtfulness, .. .,so we threw everything out" Christmas. There is lots of time to phone and added it was a nights work T"en issue, that of January let, 1976 also Will be 527-0240 and tell us the names of lost. , pub shed early and will be in the mail on Monday, Deeelmbw those you wish to remember. An Police chief John Cairns said 24th for delivery prior to Ne►v Years. The co-operation of attractive card will announce your Martin Joseo Van Loon, 20, of correspondents and advertisers Is requested so that copy way be gift. If you prefer we will bill you Calgary , Alta,. and ,Gary James in the office as early as possible and in any event not later than later., Nash, 21, of R.R.5, Seaforth Friday, December 26. Tharll Last all Year Long A GIFT SUBS.CRIPTION TO nurau What would be more appreciated than all the Dews from the home area? The Expositor is as good as a letterrfrom home • More News of Local and District HappeningsV4 ,A f • Interesting Editorials • Money -Saving Advertisements ? ' • Church and School News from Surrounding Townships • Local and District Pictu `res b WHEN YOU COMPLETE YOUP, GIFT LIST BUY YOURSELF A SUBSCRIPTION SU SC.R1 B-E NOW'. 00 A YEAR IN CANADA THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth, Ontario Please enter a Subscription in the name of: Name..... ... .........•..,............................................... Address........................................................................ From: ......... ........ . ............................... Address.......................................................................... ❑ Indicate here if Gift Card to be sent. ❑ $10.00 Enclosed. ❑ Please bill me. i--------------- THE HURON EXPOSff`ORt Seaforth, Ontario Please enter a Subscription in the name of: Name............................................................................. Address.......................................................................... .................................... ............ I ......1.................. From:...............•........•......,....................................... Address................... ........................,.....-...,..,..,,....... ❑ Indicate here if Gift Card. to be sent. ❑ $ 10.00 Enclosed. ❑ Please 'bill me. /Since 1860, Serving the Community First