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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-12-15, Page 4unweKvklpnzentenonenlg 0 Diel the Road, Aoki a cogu . in your winter clothes? See us! We'll re -weave there perfectly, invisibly. GET READY FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARTIES Flannery Cleaners PHONE 87 f-„ Take a Tip from Santa GIFTS For all members of the Family and for " all occasions XMAS DECORATIONS Xmas Lighting Sets and Lights Table Decorations Xmas Serviettes & Table Covers CHRISTMAS CARDS for everyone in the family STATIONERY GIFTS Lace Table .Cloths Gift Boxed Sets Boxed Bridge Sets Towels and Towel Sets BOOKS STORIES AND PAINT Lingerie Hosiery Scarves WRAPPING AND RIBBON Toys, Dolls and Doll Carriages Games and Paint by Numbers LA NE'S SE, .FORTH 5c to ZOO STORE STATIONERY - GIFTS 1 Enjoy HOT WATER QD With a Flat -Rate Electric Water Heater Safe -- Clean -- Modern -- Flameless We invite you to enquire about our plans to give you adequate hot water service at low cost. Perhaps we can save you money with our flat -rate service. You can rent a 40 gallon tank for: $2.00 per month gross plus flat -rate energy charges. Flat rale for 600 watt heater - $2.16 per month 760 watt treater • $2.56 per month 1000 Watt beater - $3,20 per month Inspect new tanks available for purchase CALL AT THIS OFFICE TELEPHONE 472 SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION KiPPEN A 'reeeptiou was held Friday evening et S. S. 1'Oo, 14 Stanley School for Mr. and Mr's. Robert Spear, Jr., (newlyweds). The bride was the termer Suzanne Irltanse. Eight tables of progres- sive euchre were in play and slides of the wedding were shown later. An address was road by Mrs. J, R. Murdoch and the cou- pie were presented with a table lamp, magazine rack and oush, Ions, Ernest Talbot and Win, Mc. Lachlan Presenting the gilts. The couple thanked everyone for their kindness. Winners at euchre were ladies 1st, Dianne Faber; eon., Mrs, Bert Faber. Men, 1st Mr. 3. Il, Murdoch; con„ Ernest Talbot. A delicious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs, Iilmersou Kyle and Jim motored to Toronto on Monday to meet their daughter - i11 -law Mrs. Don Kyle and Debor- ah Jane of Calgary at laialton Airport. They will spend the Yuletide holidays with them. Master Brian Dayman 10 yrs, son of Mr, and Mrs, Donald Day - man is recovering from a broken right arm and collar bone which he sustained 2 weeks ago. Ile was playing in the barn with his brother and sisters when a cow kicked him. He was removed to Clinton Hospital where X-ray was taken, Dr. Goddard 01 Hensall at- tended. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kercher at- tended the funeral Thursday of a nephew the late Murray Scav- enge et Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wier. ren attended the annual banquet Friday night for employees at Blenheim. sponsored by W. G. Thompson and sons of Hermit, The choirs al Brucefleld and Kippeu Churches will unite to Present the Christmas Cantata "The Gospel Song of Christmas" on Sunday evening Dec, 18th in Grainfield United Church at 8 p.m. Rev. Harold Johnston will be the narrator, Mrs. J. R, Murd. och, the organist, and Miss Jean Ivison, the pianist, The teachers and officers ot St. Andrews United Church S. S. are busy preparing for the Christ- mas concert to be held Monday evening Dec. 19211. Mr. Bud McLeod of Ottawa called Sunday on friends in Kip - pen. Miss Sharon McBride spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Miller of near Woodham. Miss Doreen Bender and Miss Ruth Waler of New Hamburg were practice teachers at S. S. 2, Tuckersmith, during last week. The Christmas meeting of the WAIS held Thursday Dec. Sth in the schoolroom of the church with Mrs, John Sinclair in charge of the meeting. The worship ser- vice theme was centred around Christmas. Carol " Silent Night, Holy Night", Mrs. Allan John- ston.read the story of "Silent Night" and Mrs. 'Winston Work- man gave the interpretation of the same. Everyone joined in the singing of this carol. The offering was taken by the hostesses, Mrs, Pearson Charters and Mrs. Ross Love. The report of Presbyterial held at Thames Road Church in Oct. was given by Mrs. Emerson Kyle. The minutes were read and adopted. The roil call was ans- wered with a gift for the Salva- tion At -my. Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs, Ross Broadfoot favour- ed with a piano duet "Silent Night". A very impressive can- dle lighting service was held, the 1st candle "Forgiveness" was lit by Mrs. H. Johnson. Everyone joined in singing the 1st verse of "Once in Royal David's City". The 2nd candle for "Peace" was cit by Mrs. J. Anderson followed by the first verse of "Gentle Mary Laid her Child". The 3rd candle for "Joy" was lit by Mrs. Wm. Bell followed by first verse of "Joy to the World". The 4th candle for "Love" was lit by Mrs, E, Kyle. Everyone sang "Away in a Manger'." Mrs. H. Johnson of Brucefield and Kippen gave the Christmas Message, "Following the Star". Mrs, R. J. Elgie gave the visiting report, 8 calls to shutins. The sunshine report was given by Mrs. Eldon Jarrett. It was decided to pack Christmas boxes for shutins, The slate of officers was then given by Mrs. Alex McMut'trie, Mrs. John And- erson thanked everyone for re- membering her while she was a patient in Clinton Hospital. The meeting closed with hymn 62 and the Benediction. A social hour followed with group 3 in charge of. lunch. Officers for W. M. S. Hon. Pres., Mrs, Russell Consitt; Pres., Mrs, John Anderson; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs, Harold Jones; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. H. Hendrick; 3rd Vice Pres„ Mrs. John Sin- clair; See., Mrs. Bert Faber; Skat. _f SEAFORTH ARENA Friday Skating 8-10 ADM. 35c & 25c SATURDAY SKATING 2 - 2.30 1Oc SATURDAY NIGHT . HOCKEY 7 p.tn, Clinton Bantams vs Scatorth 8,15 p.m. Clinton Midget vs Seaforth 25e Mon., Doe, 10—Atwood vs Seaforth "rues., Dec. 20—Lucknow vs Winthrop Wed., Dec, 21--Monkton vs St, Columhan All games start at 8.30 25c and 50e Treas., • Mrs, Edison McLean; Prom See., Mrs, N. Long; Miss, Monthly Sen„ Mrs. A. Parsons; Mission Band, Miss Dorothy Tur- 11er; Baby Band, Mrs, Ross Broadfoot; Conlninitity Friend. shill Sec., Mrs. R. Turner; Claris. tian Stewardship, A'il's. R. Love; Supply Sec„ Mrs, Emerson Kyle; Supply Cona,, Mrs. A. Parsons, Ml's. Ross Love; Pianist, Mrs. R. Broadfoot; Sunshine, Mrs. Eldon Jarrett; Christian Citizenship, Mi's. John A. Cooper, W. A, Officers: Pres:, Mrs.'t�ltni, Bell; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs, Lloyd Lovell; 2110 Vice Pres., Mrs, Wm. Kyle; 3rd Vico Pres., Mrs, Win- ston Workman; Treas., Mrs. E. McBride; Sec„ alt's, 11. F inkbein- er, Leaders of Group 1; Mrs, Wil- mer Jones; Group 2, Mrs, 'Emer- son Kyle; Group 3, Mrs, Ross Love, BRUCEFiELD The W. A. of the Brucelield United Church held their Christ• illus meeting Tuesday, Dec. 0th with an attendance et 35. The meeting opened with singing laymo "As with gladness Men. at Old". Mrs, Jno, Aikenhead and Mrs, John McGregor bad charge ot the devotional period. Mrs. Aikenhead gave the topic "The time o1 Promise", Mrs, McGregor read the scripture Isaiah 9: 2.7 and Psalms 18 and 28. Mrs. Me' Gregor led in Prayer, Hymn 65 "Joy to the World". Our retiring president, Mrs. W. Bi'oadt'oot, who ably served as president for two years, then tools the chair The secretary'e report was given by Mrs Trielmer and the treas. urea's report by lure H. Taylor Tho roll call, a Christmas Wish and offering received, It was de - ceded to have a Christmas tree for the Church and that we fury flowers for Christmas Sunday Mr's. Broadfoot thanked everyone who had helped at the bazaar in any way. The 4 groups gave their reports on the year's work; Group 1, $207.60; Group 2, $288.; Group 3, 0162.62; Group 4, $11.7.; The (ironic leaders would like to thank the mothers and hone ltd tiers for their kind c0 -operation in making this Year it success. It was also decided to buy a new vacuum cleaner for the church, also to have the new tables tin. !shed and varnished. Thankyou card was read from Mrs, Robert Broadfoot Lor the rose sent to her and baking, A pard was read from Mrs. Fred Rathwell, 16 Col• bourne St„ Lindsay, wishing the W, A. a Merry Christmas. The following slate of officers for the year 1961, brought in by Mrs, John Broadfoot are as 1o1 - lows : Pres„ Mrs. Seldon Ross; 1st vice Pres,, Mrs. Jno. McGregor; 2nd Vice Pres., Ml's. Geo. Render son; Sec., Mrs. Elgin Thompson; Comes. Sec., Mrs. Wm. Fother. ngham; Fru., Mrs. Sillery; Pros gran Cont., Mrs, Richardson, Mrs R. Scott, Mr's, 2'. Horton, Mrs. O. Graham; Kitehen Coln„ Miss M• Swan, Mrs, 1„ Forrest, Mrs, G. Clifton, Mrs. 1I. Lobb, Sire. Wal. ters, Mrs, Harvey Taylor; Cards and Hewers, Mrs. 1I, Berry, Mrs, W. Scott, Mrs. Jno Broadfoot; Manse Coni., Mrs. W. Broadfoot, Mrs, Juo. Aikenhead, Mrs, Sil- levy; Cital'eh Coin., Mrs, Edgar Allen, Mrs, Triebiler, Mrs. A. Mc. Beth, Mrs: Jno. Henderson; Plan - 1st, Miss Margaret MnQlioen, Miss G. Henderson; Corres, See,, Mrs, Lorne Wilson; Devotional, Jan., and Feb., Mrs, L. Wilson, Mrs, Triebner; Marcia and April, Mrs, Geo. Armstrong, Mrs. 'W. Moffatt, May and',luno, Mrs, Potlteringliam and Mrs. J. Henderson; Sept. and Cot„ Miss E. Bowey, Mrs, Ham; Nov., Mrs, L, Eyre; Dec, Miss M. McDonald, The W, A, prayer concluded the meeting, Green 2 had charge of tlae program. Ma's. Edgar Allan conducted a Christmas quiz, and a weather of carols were sung. A very dainty lunch was served lay the Group. FEDERATION NEWS By J. Carl Hemingway Apparently there is consider- able interest among Huron Coun- ty Poultry Producers since they did a fair job of tilling elle Agri. cultural Bolu'd Rooms for the discussion of the proposed egg marketing plan. The discussion was lively and in the absence of the County Poultry chairman the secretary supplied the answers front a somewhat limited supply of in. fornuttion, 'While the majority of the meeting seemed quite in fa. Vote' of the proposal there were several who seemed strongly op. posed to any change in the ares• ent system of selling eggs. Per haps with added information from the Ont. meeting this oppo- sition may be reconciled, It was encouraging to find that there wus definite interest in attend. Mg the Toronto meeting and we expect several car loads to make the trip, Ott Dec. 8th. ldtu'on County Fed. oration Directors met in the Board Rooms wills President Warren Zcrbrigg in charge. The report of tate Striking Com. mi(tee. which stet 1u the Lore, noon, was adopted as was the recommendation that a meeting of the Livestock Committee and the Land Acquisition Committee meet in the near future to die CUSS current problems. Northside United Church Worship 11 a.m. Jr. Church School will meet during worship period, Sr. School 10 a.m, Church School Christmas Con- cert on Monday evening, Dec, 19 at 7:30 p.m, Children free. adults 311c. Organist, Mrs, Jas, .A, Stewart; Choirmaster, Mr. Jas. A. Stew- art: Minister, Rev. J, Cliff Brit- ton, 13,A. '1`111. S17AFOlt'i'II NEWS (Phone 841 --Thursday, December 15, 1900 OPPORTUNITY Don't Miss This Chance TOYS SKATES SHIN PADS OFF Shoulder Pads GARTERS SUPPORTS As Long As They Last -- Come Early Seaforth Public School GRADES 4 - 8 present "Christmas in Song FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th - 8 p.m. IAT THE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ADMISSION 50c HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL GIFTS Ideas galre nQI more 'in store! 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