The Seaforth News, 1958-12-11, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, December 11; 1955
.-T, tirce4aa• n a
xabies acc0fation
Schedule for Dogs
9:30 — 12.00 a.m. 2.00 - 5.00 P.M.
Frit!.r1
Det. . Hensali Town, Hall
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SEAFORTH -- COMMUNITY CENTRE ALL DAY
Saturday, Bayfield Town Hall Varna Town Hall
pee. 18 WawanoshsTwp. Hall Auburn Town Hall
Monday, Clinton Town Hall—all day
Dec. 15 •
The Seaforth office of the Health of Animals Divi -
:ion, Canada Department of Agriculture, has ar-
ranged vaccination centres throughout Huron
County. There is no charge. Just take your dogs on
leash to the Clinic of your choice, during the time
indicated above.
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BRANCH fiat. CANADIAN LEGION
ANNUAL
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AT SEAF0 TR ARENA
encs. recce 17th
I • ;v cr'i1111:envcs a: ].,3ii p.m. sharp
18 GAMES
15 Luscious Christmas Turkeys
I:EAD1 FOR THE O'M'EN
--- THREE SPECIALS ---
Admission $1.00
Special and Extra Cards -25c Each
or 5 for $1.00
WALTON
The W.A, held their December
meeting in the church .basement'
Thursday afternoon. The presi-
dent opened the meeting with
the theme "God's Promise of the
' taken from Isaiah
Christ Child"
9: 6 followed by hymn 51 "0 Lit-
tle Town of Bethlehem" with
Mrs,. D. Watson at the piano. A
combined worship service .consis-
ted of scripture reading from
Luke 2 -1-7 read by Mrs; N.
Reid. The 4th verse of hymn 51
was repeated in unison. Hymn
62 "While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks By Night" was sung
and the 2nd scripture reading
from Luke 9: 9.20 was read by
Mrs. Ken McDonald. Mrs. G. Mo -
Gavin gave comments then hymn
50 '"As of Gladness Men of Old"
was sung. Mrs, N. Sohade read a
passage from Matt, 2: 1-12 and
Mrs. McDonald meditated on it.
Mrs. R. McMichael gave a very
interesting reading 'How Grand-
mother Taylor taught the Town".
Prayer was offered by Mrs. A.
McDonald. A solo "Silent Night"
by Mrs. H. Travis followed. Sec-
retary's report and thankyou
cards were read by Mrs, R. Ben-
nett. It was decided to give a do-
nation of 925 to "Story Time",
the most closely watched pro-
gram, the Sunday School to give
what portion they wish and W.A.
to make up the balance. Mrs, A,
Coutts gave the financial state-
ment, Two hundred dollars is to
be given ta.the church fund in
part payment for the basement
doors,
Mrs. Mc—Gavin, retiring presi-
dent thanked the ladies for their
eo-operatiou during her two
years in office,
Mrs. A. McDonald on behalf of
the W.A. thanked Mrs. McGavin
for her willingness and effort
putt into her work, The collection
was received by Mrs. R. Achilles
and the meeting closed with
prayer.
Officers for 193 are as fol-
' lows
ol'lows l'ast Pres.. Mrs G. :cic•Ga-
vin: Pres.. Mrs. Ken McDonald:
1st VII•e Pres.. Mrs. N. Read 2n0
Vice Pres.. Mrs. B. Johnston:
,.rel Vice Pres., Mr-. A. McDoli-
aid: See.. Mrs. Ronald Bennett:
Treas.. Mrs. Andrew Coutts: Pi-
anist. Mrs. Pave R-Atson: com-
munity Friendship. Mrs. Ethel
Haekwell: Stewardship Secre-
tary. Mrs. Herb Kirkby Christ-
ian Education. Mrs. Geo Love:
Fh.wet CommitteeMrs. R MIc-
Micllael. Mrs. H. Travis. Mrs. H.
malielon: Manse Committee.
Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mrs. Silas
joits:on. Mrs. H. Travis. Mrs. A.
Turnbull: Kitchen Committee.
Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Doug
Fraser. Mrs. C. Marin. Mrs. Jas,
McDonald: Supper committee,
Mrs. E. Stevens.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald opened
the W,M,S. with prayer. Roll all
was answered by naming a
Christmas hymn and secretary's
report given by Mrs. R. McMich-
ael. Member: drew names of the
C.G.I.T. girls who they will be
mystery mothers to. The treasur-
er's report was given by Mrs. R.
Achilles. The Missionary Month-
ly will be placed on bulletin
board and each subscriber is re -
.quested to get their own. Sirs. C.
Ritchie read an item on Christ-
Fei'owst:ip "Good Friday
In Christmas colors and place
cards depicting the holiday sea-
son. A bounteous supper was
served with the winning side
each wearing handmade paper
hats which were'later displayed
and
Taylor
judged,Mrs,, Tien
and
Mrs, Culbert -were the Judges
choosing as winners Mrs. A. Dun-
dee and Mrs. W. M. Thomas, Cai'-
ol singing was enjoyed., A musical
parcel -passing contest was held
with Mrs. 2, Brown at the piano
and Mrs, SVm. Thamer was win-
ner. Names were drawn by the
leaders for 1959 Copper Contest,
Mrs. A, McCall and Mrs. Arthur
C Egym. r
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USEDCARS
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Ford Coach A.T.
Ford S ban Eke new
1 CLev. Sedan
Chev. Coach
Vansruard Sedan
sedan
SlcCall,
A personality contest was voted
oil and Mrs, Herb Travis was
rowned Queen by 1'Ire, R. Ben-
nett who, was runner-up, Slides
were shown by Mrs. K, Taylor of
Blyth on'Frobisher Bay which
gave us a colorful picture of the
work being carried on in that
part of the world. Mise Clare
Taylor is -at present, doing, : wel=
fere work there. Boxes were
packed for the shutins at the
close of the evening,
Emnvond.vitte United 01t10'c1h
Dr. J. Semple, Minister
Lyle Hammond, Organist -Choir
Leader.
The Third Sunday in Advent.
11 a.ut„ Holy Communion. Sub -
Jed: The First Christmas.
7.30 p,m„ Annual Caudielt6Sbt'
fag Service by C.G:I,T. Groups,
See special features in extra
ad,
,10 a,m, Church School, 'White
gifts presented.
11 a,m., Nursery Class
11.30 a.m., Sr. Church
Great Religious Film in color.
"Holy Night", Sunday evening
Deo. 21st,
Question on Christmas Eve".
The Wal:on >rou, gave :he tal-
ia on Ca c r be an Area- taken by
Mrs. .Tim Clark. Mrs. A. Ma+.Dou-
a d r•vved a vote of thanks to
:he ladies for :heir willing sup -
The topic for Januar; is 501
ken by :he 8th and 16th
group and roll call answered
with :he ptayiag of Hymn eX
-.Toy e the World"- was sung and
r meeting elosed w• li prayer.
The. w n offieers were
named _. , 1084 Hr.r.. Pres, Mrs
r1 til Pas- Pres.. Mrs. Al-
_ _ 'D nald: Pres. Mr_ Wil -
117 't•urrbn let Vice Pres.
-s Dave Wa- :.n: 0nd Vice
Pres.. Mrs. E Ite::: Srd Vice
P r.. - 3. .Tarin: Seere-
:are:. R. McMichael: Treas..
. .. . i-iarrey Craig! Prean Seere-
:sTy. Mrs T. Dundee. A_st.. Mr-.
A.b.. Supply Mrs. C.
C^yW Yciondshii.
E. Hs•:kwe.,• C'.:••'• -'an Fe:-
Mrs
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Aes: Mrs Pianists
are Mre. Wa:stn Mrs.
Bp_ri
J aMrs. Leslie 0 : .ver.
The ' _
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t t:,_•„oler- C1_..;inobiie Sales & Service j' "•'-„ evening.
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Pj:♦ - 541 l C.. SF' read thesr•-
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, Luke • 2f an Drayer
'loss offerer: by the ; ea da r.4
- of :he yea,-
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Herald Atage:ss was snng and
interest: _ en n:.
A. Cont: An Arreic Chris:-
. Dur the social=c,3
members. exchanged g•4a`
.e- w'iti'.i a de,ieirs. I
anch was. •
4=1 by :he es bio and Mrs
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M -Cr eyih.
▪ Pres.. Mr
N. Re r Vit... Pre Mrs.. R.
Berce _. - Pre~. 'Mrs. 3.
E. amara Se?, rsG. Love:
t .a Mrs, R. eel: W. A. Treae. Mrs.. D. Shoid
. Zila c's ell.
Ase:. P.a.,>e:. _ D. Wat.san
Ceneest Leader East
to '4 C. "T' West side.
F :v: :ng Commit,
• r .y Schede. Mrs. S.
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• E-arro'ra, 'airs. T. :'`..:=.iia:::
The Wa'ston
Mrs. • G _-res;
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Do not miss the blessinga of
Advent Season. Attend Church,
CAROL
SERVICE
by the Seaforth Public
School on
Friday, Dec. 12th
AT 8 P.M.
in Northside United Church
A faithful friend...
bringing you daily
comfort and convenience
...your telephone !
"Fred can make it
for dinner, dear!",
"Tonight's
bowling night,
Mother."
"H! Helen...
c'mon over
for coffee!"
It is natural to take for granted its little
everyday uses. Yet -perhaps it is in these
many little ways that we are most often re-
minded -of the wonderful value of that friendly
"member-of-the-family"—the telephone.
Seaforth Motors
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PROCLAMATION _
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
In accordance with a resolution passed by
the Municipal Council of. the Torn of Seaforth,
I hereby proclaim that in view of the present
rabies situation no dog _hall be allowed to run
at large in the Town of Seafor€h until further
notice from this dare. November 12 1+5*.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Save the Queen
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.Nam a,,T
You 11 always be remembered when you give
electrical presents because they bring lasting service
and pleasure. With so many wonderful new
electric appliances to choose from you'll have no
trouble of all pleasing everyone on your Christmas list.
Modern electric appliances are handsomely styled
for today's carefree living. They're easy to use
and cost so little to operate.
There are no finer or more thoughtful gifts
to help your family and friends "live better electrically"
—the safe, clean, modern way,
,ONTARIO
HYDRO
ELECTRICITY DOES SO MU COSTS SO LITTLE