HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-12-17, Page 4DUBLIN
The. Ladies' Guild of St, Affeeees
Chanel, Dub11n, bow their Ohrist.
mire meeting et the holm of Wee,
and IN[rs. Donaldson, Seafartlh,
Christmas Carols were •sung ire.
cenrpauied by Mrs. Donaldson on
the piano. Dir, Dolhaidsou presid-
ed :for (the eleotien of officers Per
1900.
Pres., l\l:rs. 'Chas. Friend; See..
Tretes., %the. Douglas Roche;
Pa'ess Reverter, Mrs. W. Smith..
The meeting closed with Mayer
,and a vote of bhankewas tendered
Rev. O.onaldson and his wife for
their hospitality. A lunch was
served,
JOHN S. MALONEY
The funeral of Sella S, u'YLalon-
ey, Buffalo. New York, formerly
of Dublin, was held at Buffalo •au.
Thursday. Mr. Wiener flied at
his home Nov 30th following a
leugbIty illness. He was 'born in
'Albite. in 1890 and has resided MI izewees S. meGilyeey before the
fluffalo several 'years Prior to lair Rev, Venter A. ,P: M,00neY, Satur-
dee, Net. 28t11. The bride is the
'slaughter of Mr, and Mrs.. Dan
Oos'tello, Dublin, and the groom is
the son :et rMr. and Mrs. Barris
YeG1lveoY,. Lundell,
The pile w .� , n h.
i beide 0 01 e< iloAh le trrt
gown ofsills organza • over net
and tafiote and chantilly lace.
The moulded bodice featured
1itylloiut sleeves . and a sweet•
Heart neckline accoiited with in -
docent sequihhs. The boufPallt
shirt was styled with chantilly
Mee accented ,with sequins, A
•ct'owlh embroidered with (pearls
and sequins held lier finger-tip
Weston veil and she canted a
cascade of red roses with. ivy.
Miss Phyllis Butters R. N. et Lon
don, was .maid pt honor wearing
St, -Martin's Ronlan Catholic a French blue strapless str'eet-
Oihuroh, London, was the setting length organza gown with match.
when Patricia 111. Costello •ex- Ing jacket and aecessohdes. .She
changed wedding vows with carved a sheaf of pink roses.
dea.tll: 'Go was a member of .St.
Itonedicts. Boman Catholle Church,
Ile is survived by his wife the
fernier ,Agues. McCormick. cue eon,.
John of 1'uffalo four brothers,
Patrick, Dublin.; Joseph. London!
James, New York City; Fergus,
Oakville; three slaters;. Airs; J,
Ryan, Stratford; Mrs.. M. Scihull
111dn, 1)11b1ith; Mrs. Leo Holland,
w ntLsoe,
'Plie funeral services were eon -
ducted •Frohn St. ilenedicts Ronlan.
Catholic 'Chiu'olh where the recoil,
am kiigll Mass was sung by 'Mon-
elgnor J. A. 1° eeuey, London, a
8001111 of Mr. Maloney. Burial
was in +Mount Pleasant,Cemetery,
Bhlffudo.
1Lcage, VERY—COSTJlL'LO
Meet Charlie,
Quite a guy, Charlie. Tall, handsome, everybody
Liked him—and Charlie was the life of the party
whenever their crowd got together. Take Christ-
mas. They were all there. It had been quite an
evening. The parry finally broke up around
two -thirty. "See you all at our place tomorrow,"
called Charlie. But tomorrow never came for
Charlie. He had made the mistake of having one
more for the road. Oh, sure, he felt O.K. But
he wasn't. Alcohol had dulled his reflexes and
life of the party
changed his attitude toward driving. At any
other time Charlie could have avoided the ac-
cident. But this time he didn't move fast enough.
What Charlie didn't realize was that a few ounces
of alcohol had slowed his reflexes, impaired his
ability, changed his driving attitude. Your Ontario
Department of Transport asks you not to take
that chance. You can lose out so easily, just as
Charlie did. If you intend drinking, don't drive.
You'll have an easy conscience and more fun.
COMPANY COMING...
HAVE PLENTY OF COKE!
SAY "COKE •' OR "COCACOLA"-00TH TRADEMARKS MEAN THE PRODUCT OF COCA.COLA LTD. -THE WORLD'S EEST•LOYEO SPARKLING DRINK
BE R EALLY REFRESH ED! The old gentleman's
long trip, and from the North Pole to the South Seas,
nothing is so refreshing as the cold crisp taste of Coca-Cola.
It's as bright and bracing as a sleigh -ride in the stars. Keep
a big supply in your refrigerator all through the holidays ..
please your Santa and all his helpers who will be calling at
your house,
Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola LW.
IES EC LIMITED
STRATFORD, ONTARIO
had a
Kenneth Stapleton, Toronto, wits
best man and the usual'€' were
Norman Smith, Loudon, and Dan
Ooetello, Ottawa,
Fee travelling • the 'bride chose
n 111Mtetis green wool sheath with
nhatolling accessories end 1)er5iall
lamb jacket. The couple wild live
in I:eedou, TIbe bride Is a gratin.
ate of St. Joseph's I epital.Seliool
or Nursing, London.
HIGH SCFIQQL N.O WS
(J, Coyne).
With examinations 'ever .every.
one ds getting back to the daily
rauti150, There were manly happy
faces fast WethhescleY but olily a
lOW disappointed ones when the
reveet '.cards were given out. 011
the whole we tried .our best and
gained success a'ecoh'dingly. Ev-
eryone is preparing'Por Christmas,
Last, Monday we (tow names Ter
ouv annuee Christmas gifts which
will begiven out on the last day
e Scheel before the holidays, The
students are in•eparing epeeehes
on ]7clucatton which are to be
judged by 08 as a group. The best
speakers out of the group will be
judged. once again, .and the win-
ner will go on to the Public Speak-
ing Contests, The opeeolies :are to
start on Wednesday, ' Dee. 16, ev-
erygrade is responsible for pre-
paying ono or two numbers as a
contribution towards a Christmas
Program' to be staged for .the stu-
dents ,of St, Patrick's Sabo&1.
(These students are such good
supporters whenever 111e 'high
school mats anything on. We're
proud to be able to make a tiny
return. Thank you St, ,Patrick's
Students). Rumors have it ,that
the Grade IX boys' Wisdom can
really play on words, while the
singing Belles .play on the guitar.
Ob, ,you should hear the Grade
XAs, boy, Oh boy! Are they good!
We are sorey Jean,;tlhat 1'ou are
epllflnect to bed- In tlhese. busy
bays. happy recovery1 Parents,
teae11.0re,. stndellt% autwl, '181011(10
vl'err> 0111 0.2i1as to you all, ,May
the Christ 01111d bless 1'011 and
yours; We'll Meet agtuin 'after
New Years. Till then happy halt -
clays.
question of:'the week; Lou, do
you really mean what you .eaY
about Winthrop?
PIIDI1J1 ,TION NEWS
BY 1, 0, Hemingway
Huron County lnederetton oe Ag
eicelture held their Directors
meeting Des. 8 with the new 'Pre.
sident Warren Zurbrigg in'ohargo,
Elgin IMOIiintey, Ohairman of
,the County T. B. Survey Comlml,it•
tee requested the assistance of the
Federation 1n '1M'omoting .the cant
pabgil that will be oonduoted ear-
ly next 811111nler. 13y,motion unan-
imously supported by the ,diroot-
ors it was agreed that Ithis sup-
port would be given 41y the lied
eration.
The 'following 'delegates were
elected to attend the Marketing
and Co-Qp'erative short coarse at
Guelph, Jan. 28 to 31st, Martin
Baan, Walton; Elmer Ireland, of
Winghanh; Mervin Lobb, Clinton,
After 'discussion it was agreed
that a decision o11 the ,scevisability
of ,erop insurance :foe Ontario be,
defera'ed until there was more In-
formation available.
Arrangements were made to
convene meeting of the ,selection
committee for the chooseng of Ithe
delegates Teem Huron to the Lead-
ership Training Po1'um.
On Dec. 19 the 'Federation •con-
vened a meeting IA the farmers
ai'1leeted by the 1-Iydro Transniis.
Sion line from .Seaforth to Clin-
ton. This exceptionally well at-
PI101: SE41nOR!`H NI
WS (Phone 84)- Tliurestay, December 17,
1909
tended uleetilig' was olselred be
the County President and Leant
the details of leydro's "effer to
parolhase Wee" explained by, Mr -
Jule Ferguson, cltairma11Fol the
0rp'.A. Land Acquisition Commit,
tee, and, Don Middleton, Head of
tee O,1r..A. Deptvrtreent of Pr'oper-
ties.
After disceesipn 1i 211011on was
passed rejecting the 'coffer to Pur-
chase pier". In. 'Mace of -'bills the
meeting agreed that meter ordiih-
ary ci•rcuanstaneesthe present
Solhednle of compensation wet0ld
be acceptable, .for a lease, of 20
years, This would be equivalent
to 'about a rental 'of 810,00 per
year. The meeting felt that this
figure is minimum ;shat farmers
could be expected to aocepa for the
'loss of leg'11ts and inconvenience
suffed.
11or •the ese snlent
fol• dama'eagaesl0werepart satisfaettlectory
though in two cases trees cut out-
side the easement eight of way
had not been compensated ter and
in solve cases nodal problems
had not received consideration as
had been lhrorniee4. 'lulls' ant not
promote •good'8a'1)110'relations.
2i 11taticiii)11e t1tt'lbott Old'rolt
Dr. J, Semple, avMinister, Lyle
IIenunholhd, Organist -Chole Leader,.
Special Christmas Services.
11 can., Subjeot1 "Where ere
you going this Christmas?„
Mule; My 011risbiia'e Pl'ayev,.
Carleton, Jr. Choir. , Gloria i11 Ex_
ca1818, Lorenz, Jr.. and Sr. Choirs,
7.80 pea. 'Subleot; ``A Olhrist-
1811 goes shopping at Christmas".
,Music: It came aeon the Mid-
night Cletvr, Wilkie, Calory an•d
Praise to God on High, Perry,
Speetal featuie for boys and girls.
Pilmetrip, "0 lioly Night"
Charch School, at 10 a,m.
You are ,cordially invited to all
.our Services.
Sunday 20th Depenlbe'1', Beauti-
d'ul puLirit ,hyannery will be pre-
seeted and •dedicated sethe morn.
ing 'service, Egnlondvidle flhlltecl
Church, 'in gratefal Imemory of
the ,late 'Mies Lauia MCM1lian,
New Year's Eve Dance
THURSDAY, DEC. 31st
Sponsored by Seaforth Women's Institute
in the Seaforth Community Centre
-Cool Quinn Orchestra
HATS HORNS NOVELTIES
Everybody welcome Admission 1(1 each
This
Christmas...
give modern electric appliances
Modern electric appliances give lasting
service and pleasure because they're so easy
to use, so inexpensive to operate.
There's such a wonderful variety that
you'll be able to please everyone on your
Christmas list. You'll always be remembered
for gifts of modern electric appliances
that help your family and friends
"live better electrically"
the safe, clean, modern way.
•
HYDRO
is yours
LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY
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