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GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES
AND FRUIT FOR CHRISTMAS BAKING
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Christmas Services
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17
First Presbyterian Church
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER, MINISTER
11 A.M.
Sermon: "The Christmas Message in An Atonic Age"
Quartet: "0 Night Divine" (Adams
Quartet: D. Stewart, F. Willis, J. Cardno, H. McLeod
.Anthem: "Christians Awake" (Rathbone)
Senior Choir
r P.M.
JUNIOR CHOIR CAROL SERVICE
Solos, Trios, Anthems, Carols
syr wi
The Minister will bring aybbrriic1 Christmas message
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SMYTH'S SIIOE STORE have a grand sel-
ection of up-to-date styles in
SHOES SNOW BOOTS
SLIPPERS SKATES
LUGGAGE
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
All merchandise cheerfully exchanged after
Christmas for correct size or color.
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The Home of Better Shoes
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1957 DODGE PICKUP lh ton
1957 .CHEVROLET PICKUP % ton.
1947 DESOTO COUPE
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SEAFORTH
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JOSEPH A. STORMY
A funeral scrvlee for Joseph A,
Storey, 88, was held friday after,
noon at tate Box funeral chapel,
with Rev. D. Leslie Elder, First
Presbyterian Church, in charge,
Pallbearers were Bert Broome,
Cleave Coombs, Layton Cole -
lough, Wayne Dunlop, Norman
Nicholson and Ken Hart. Flower -
bearers were Wes and Ferg
Coombs, Sid Pullman and Ron
Broome.
GROUP 1 W. A,
Group 1 W. A, of Northside Un'
ited Church met at the home of
Mrs, J. C, Britton on Tuesday
evening with an attendance of 29
members and 1 vieitor. The Pres!.
dent Mrs, W. Cuthill opened the
meeting reading a Christmas
carol and prayer. The bueiuess
was then conducted. Mrs. Ross
Murdie read the scripture and
prayer, Chriatmas carols were
sung during the meeting, Miss
Fennell gave a talk on Christmas
cards and Christmas trees, Mrs.
E. Williams invited the group to
her home for the January meet.
ing to be held on the 10th. The
lunch committee served delicious
refreshments. Mrs, R. Murdie
thanked all those taking part.
GROUP 2 W. A.
The December meeting which
was held at the hone of Mrs, W,
Looming was preceded by a most
enjoyable pot luck supper. Mrs,
J, Michels had charge of the
meeting. Mrs, P, Moffat opened
the meeting with the reading of
LORA
EUCHRE
In the Orange Hall, Seaforth
MONDAY, DEC. 19
Admission 40c
Tickets for the turkey draw
will be drawn at this euchre
EVERYONE WELCOME
Christmas
Concert
at SS 4 McKillop
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21
at 8 o'clock
Everyone Welcome
a Christmas poem. After the sinF;'
Jag of a Christmas hymn, Mrs.
Michele read the Christmas story
for the scripture lesson. Follow,
ing Ude Mrs. Michele led in pray
lu dll took1
er. Mrs. Il. J 1, charge
for the business soeeion. Mre.
Moffat reported on the work of
the nominating committee and
the slate of officers as suggested
was accepted. The roll call was
answered by white gifts for the
1111881011 in Africa.. The treasurer
reported a very substantial am
ount had been given to the gem
eral treasurer, Mrs, W, Dundee
gave a very interesting reading
taken from Peter Marshall's book
"Meet Mr. Jones". The meeting
closed with a singsong of Christ
mas hymns. Officers. for 1961:
Pres„ Mrs. J. M, Scott; Vice
Pres„ Mrs, J. Kellar; Treas.,
Mrs. F. Storey; Seo„ Mrs, B,
Walters; Soc. Oen., Mrs. P. Mob
fat; Card Con., Mrs. W, Learning;
Pianist, Mrs, 0, Addison.
EGMONDVILLS W.A. &, W.M.S.
Miss Rena McKenzie and Mrs,
E. Stephenson were hostesses for
the Christmas meeting of the
W. A. and WMS. After opening
the W. A. meeting with the sing•
ing of tate theme song Mrs. E.
Cameron read the Christmas
story frons. Matthew, chapter 1
and led in prayer. Mrs. Stephen-
son presented tate new slate of
officers for 1901, and the ladies
were reminded to have their an-
nual reports ready for the Jam
nary meeting. Hiss F. Houston
presided for the WMS and open.
ed it by reading a Christmas
story and leading in prayer. Mrs.
Forrest also read a story about
Christmas in a home for ehlldren.
It was repotted that five boxes
have been sent to the Fred Viet.
or Mission in Toronto. A paper
est Christian Stewardship was
given by Mrs, M. Haney, The
worship entitled "Advent" was
opened by reading hymn 132 in
unison. Mrs. A. Chesney gave
the scripture reading and Miss
Houston led in prayer. Mrs. Ed
Boyes read a Christmas story
written by Rev. Malcolm, a form•
er minister of Egmondville
Church, Mrs. 3, McIntosh then
took the chair and asked for the
new slate of officers which was
presented by Miss R, McKenzie,
Appreciation was expresses to
Miss F. Houston, president of the
WMS and Mrs, E. Cameron, Pres'
ident of the W. A, for their lead-
ership throughout the year. Bev-
eral Christmas hymns were sung
during the meeting, Lunch was
served by Group 1.
DUBLIN
Mrs. Vincent 'Morrison, 27, pas'
sed away on Saturday after be.
ing ill eines Wednesday when
s11c suffered a heart attack. For-
inerly Mary Itonnenberg, she was
the daughter of Mi'. and Aire.
ltunnenherg, 145 Spadina Road
Wost, Kitebunor. She was marri-
ed to Juue 1059 to Vineent Mor.
risen of Dublin, and is survived
by her husband, her parents, and
two brothers, (Jerald and Wil-
liam. all of Kitchener. The fun-
eral was held on Tuesday with
berlat at Kitchener,
The regular meeting of the
Dublin W. I, was held on Tues.
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Douglas Raeho, The meeting op-
ened with the W.I. Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. Roll call was
answered with a "Christmas
Custom" and gifts for retarded
school children. Mrs. Elsie Jordi -
son told of Christmas customs of
het' childhood in Omaha, In the
late 19th Century, amongst the
(lerman settlers there. Mrs. Dale
Anderson described Christmas
and New Year's celebrations in
Jamaica. Mrs. John Nagle gave
Household Hints. Mrs. Charles
Friend gave a paper on Direct
Artificial Respiration with a
demonstration of use of the Brook
Airway and mouth to mouth
respiration. It was suggested we
obtain UNICEF Christmas earls
to sell next year. Mrs. Tom But-
ters repotted on the south Perth
executive banquet held in Mitch-
ell. Mrs. Stan Reilly gave n re-
port on Extension ('nurse "Eat
to Live" which was held in Staf-
fa on Dec, 2 and was assisted by
Mrs. Anderson, A contest was
played using information given
at course on "Nutrition", Mrs. ,J,
Burchill wou the prize. The next
meeting will be held on ,fan. 24
at the home of Mrs. John Nagle,
A bake sale has been planned for
the occasion. The meeting was
closed with the National Anthem
and lunch served,
On Wednesday a short course
in "Catering for. Crowds" spon-
sored by the Dublin W. I. was
held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Friend, The course was very in-
teresting and informative, the
speaker was Miss Merry, home
Economist sent out by Extension
Branch of Home Economics Ser-
vice of Dept. of Agriculture, Miss
Merry outlined the aims and or-
ganization of catering and sug-
gested committee and menus, The
plans for an ideal serving kitchen
were shown and various aids.
Miss Merry then demonstrated
ways of making meals more at -1
tractive by means of relishes and
ci s cit'ptng cakes, as well as at-
tractive linens and dishes and
color scheme.
Miss Mary Sullivan, Kitchener
with Mlss Margaret Flanagan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nagle
and Linda with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Nagle.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Evans in
Londou with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cleary.
Miss Ilene Whetham, Kitchen-
er w'tt Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
WJlethaut.
Mr, and Mrs. Pat McGrath in
(lodericit with Mrs. Agnes For-
ester,
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. Douglas Mcl3eth, Windsor,
visited with itis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Mcl3eth recently.
Mr. Bert McKay, of London.
spent Sunday with friends in the
village,
Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Wilson and
Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne'Wil-
son spent Monday in Stratford.
11r. Don McKenzie, St. Thomas
and Mrs. McKenzie were at Mrs.
McKenzie's home for a short
time on Sunday. We are glad to
report Mrs. McKenzie bus im-
proved in health.
DANCING!
IIILODIIAOIIN & DISRICT
COMM ITNITY CFi'3TRl4
FRIDAY, DEC. 16th
D•'r:jardines Orchestra
Admission 75e
Platt to attend tate dances during
the holiday season, Dee. 23,
Ac 30 & 31
A NEW YEAR'S
DANCE
ht Seaforth C',tnmuni:y (',lore
sponsored by tile Seafcrtlt V. 1.
SATURDAY, DEC. u1
Norris Orchestra
Hats, horns, novelties and
lucky dances. Dancing 11 to 11.4i
IdVERYONI4 WELCOME
Euchre • Dance
KIPPEN EAST W.I.
FRIDAY, DEC. 16
Community Centre, Henault
Norris Orchestra
Lunch Prize Euchre at 8,86
YOU ARE MORALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFE ORIVII40
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