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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1950-12-22, Page 56. Ir DE+GEIVIRER , r1960. IIIIIIHN0011111111111.10111111111111111111MOMMON MAGAZINES We have all the Current Magazines in Stock z�l I.; Take yours today! OPEN FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY ORE'S BILLIARDS .Phone 689 Seaforth 1IINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIVuIIIViIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIII THE SeafortheahinetShop NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS SEE MEL..MERRIAM for that SET OF KITCHEN CABINETS, COFFEE TABLES, END TABLES, ETC. Furniture Repaired and Refinished RATES REASONABLE .above B. Durst's Machine Shop Opposite Library - Main St. SEAFORTH SEAFORTH PEE=WEE BEAVERS vs. STRATFORD After a number of years you are again going to be thrilled by a home -town hockey team in action. These kids are smart! Come and see them in their new sweaters. THEY DESERVE+ YOUR SUPPORT,! SEAFORTH MEMORIAL CENTRE The Date? BOXING NIGHT — TUESDAY, DEC. 26th 8 o'clock, sharp ADMISSION 35c and 15c taw' GIFT IDEAS These Suggestions May Help Solve That Last -Minute Gift Problem and Make Your Christmas Merrier! PHILCO and. MARCONI RADIOS and RECORD PLAYERS — $26.50 to $89.95 CAR BLANKETS—in Case $8.95 FOAM RUBBER 'CUSHIONS— For Car.... $5.50 Tractor .... $7.95 Seat Covers Heaters Back-up Lights Rear View Mirrors Steering Wheel Covers and Windshield Scrapers KIDDIE CARS and TRICYCLES $5.95 to $19.95 Bicycle Accessories at all prices, from Reflec- tors at 10c to Generator Lights at $6.95 DALY MOTORS Ford - Monarch Sales and Service SEAFORTH ...r.....,,.,_,..�_....� r�..r..ri Rhode Island Reds To the poultryman or farmer wanting a real good flock of high production layers, we re- commend the purchase of RHODE ISLAND RED CHICKS. • These Reds are fast layers, non -broody, \with latge egg size. N If you desire cross bred Chicks in Red X Rock, Red X Sussex, or Sussex X Red, you will find the same intensity of production in these crosses. SCOTT POULTRY FARMS J. M. Scott, Owner SEAFORTH ONTARIO WINCORMA- *bile playing in his walker on Tuesday of last weel , Dandy Wa- ters, one -year-old son of 0.'r: end Mrs. Win. Walters accident 117 ov- erturned a dish of hot grease, burning him severely on one side of his face, neck, chest and one arm. He was rushed to Victoria Hospital, London, where he .is' re- ceiving treatments for theburns. At time of writing he is doing fine. The community wishes for a speedy recovery and sincerely hope he can be home for Christmas. Mr. and Mra. Colin G,ilfilian at- tended the funeral of toy (Manny) McKellar of Staffa. Manny met with a fatal accident at work in Duparquet, Quebec, last 'week. Mr. and Mrs. John Batten at- tended the wedding of the latter's brother, Bill Johne, of Elimville„ on Tuesday in Ilderton to Miss Jean King. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong spent Sunday evening with MT, and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong of Hensel]. The W.I. held, their Christmas meeting on Wednesday afternoon with 11113. C. Stephen as hostess. There were about 50 ladies pres- ent. Mrs. Jackson Woods had charge of the program, consisting of readings by Mrs. F. Skinner, on "Christmas"; Mrs. Melville Hern, "It's Better With Butter"; Mrs. Phil Hern, "The Day After. Christ- mas"; •Mrs. Warren Brock, "The Rest of the Christmas Story," -Mrs. H. Hunter, the motto, "The Bible Story of Christmas," Mrs. Hann, a', solo, "Silent Night" and "White Ohirstmas"; 'a mystery quartette, who did not know what or who were to sing, but those called on and sang were Mrs. H. Belt' Mrs,. A. Dilling, Mrs, H. Ford and Mrs. A. Kerslake. Mrs. J. Dykman sang, "My Two Front Teeth." An ex- change of gifts from a decorated Christmas tree were articles made of sugar or flour sacks. A daintY Christmas lun,oh was served by the hostess and committee consisting of Christmas cake, candy, cookies, sandwiches •and tea. Mrs. E. Skinner and Mrs. 0. Hun - CURLING EVERY Wednesday Afternoon and Evening at the Seaforth and District Memorial Centre EVERYONE INTERESTED IS WELCOM E! SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB inuommiummonsimmir Season's Greetings AND THANK YOU! We like no think of our custom- ers as friends. There is no bet- ter way to express, our friend- ship than by the olct old wish that grows dearer through the ages: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! F. A. DALRYMPLE EGMONDVILLE In the good old,- fashioned sense of the word—may you have a rollicking, gay Christ - PETER E. MALONEY & Sons CREAM AND EGGS Phone 64 r 10 : Dublin Your Entertainment Guide Seaforth Junior Farmers GALA NEW YEAR'S DANCE CARDNO'S HALL Friday, Dec. 29th Music by Desjardine's Orchestra BIG PRIZE NOVELTY DANCES A Grand March with New Year's Hats and Horns! , Dancing from 9:30 Dttra Ladies, PLEASE -2 • NO SPORTS 1 We regret '414 no 5800 re, ports arc aPPearing IMO "ek' May we take tills opporturtity ' to wish all readers of this Col. umn the Merriest Christmas ter, Exeter, have left to vita rela- tives at Salvador, Sask., for Christ - Mr. and, Mrs. Phil Murch, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Skinner and Larry spent the week -exit with Harry Murch of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Russell King and Wayne visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper on Sunday. Mr. Silas McFalls and 'mother, Mrs. Mary and Lleta, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Horne on Tuesday. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Horne, who cel- ebrate their golden wedding on KIPPEN The Sunday school of St. An- drew's Church will be held during church time at 11 a.m. on Sunday next. An interesting Sunday School concert was held Monday evening in St. Andrew's Church, consisting of duets, choruses, recitations and drills. The highlight of the evening was a play entitled,, "The Pampit- ed Darling," with Grant McGregor taking the part of the "darling." Others in the cast were Isabelle Caldwell, Merle Dickert, Don Kyle, Jack Caldwell, Edison 'McLean, Virginia McClinchef, Norma Deitz, Ruth Alexander and Bob Caldwell• An interesting number of the pro- gram was when Hank Benning - dyke sang Christmas carols in the Dutch, language. 8. 8. Entertainment Held The teachers and pupils of St. Andrew's United Church held their annual Christmas concert Monday evening. Rev. Mr. Hinton was chair- man far the evening. The program consisted of the opening chorus by the entire school; recitations by Wendey Ann. Smith and Danny Holmes; chorus, "Visiting Santa"; recitations by Margaret Elgie, Joyce Hood and Gerald Johnson; chorus, "The Christmas Trees"; drill by the Beginners; piano in- strumental, Marie Jarrott. A short play, "The Census Taker," was pre- sented by Marilyn Anderson and Wayne McBride; solos by Ann and Marie Sinclair; recitation by Don- ald Jackson; the umbrella ,drill by the Juniors. An added feature of the evening was Christmas carols sung in Dutch by Hank Bennin- dyke, who arrived only two weeks ago from Holland. The Star drill Via.% ,next on the program; a piano in,strumental by Bonnie Kyle; the l3arbershop Boy then sang songs; piano instrumental by Elaine Bell; recitation, Nelson .McClinehey. A onehour play, "The Pamper- ed Darling," was presented by the Seniors, directed, by Mrs. R. Elgie'. The cast was as follows: Connie Gibbons, Isabelle Caldwell; Janet Gibbons, Merle .Dickert; Mrs. Perk- ins, Ruth Alexander; Victor Gib- bons, Grant MacGregor; Dudley Fields. Jack Caldwell; Joy Gay- lord, Norma Deitz; Anna Bell Green, Virginia McClinchey; Nor- man Evans, Donald Kyle; Floyd Davis, Bob Caldwell; Dr. Itudulf Bon Haysburger, Edison McLean. This play was very humorous and very well presented, A farewell song was given by Anne and Marie Sinclair; Billy Workman gave a closing recitation. Donald Kyle and Jack Cald•well sang a duet, intro- ducing Mr. and Mrs. Santa, who entered with packs of gifts and candy for all the eager girls anti boys. The National Anthem con- cluded the very good entertain- ment. Correction ., The correspondent wishes to cor- rect an error in the slate of offi- cers of the W.A. which appeared' in last week's issue. On the finance committee should have been Mrs. Wm. Bell instead of Mrs. R. M. Peck, who is retiring from that position. Funeral of James Earl Sproat A private funeral was held Mon- day afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Bonthron Funeral Home. Rev. Al- bert Hinton, of St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church, Kippen, conducted the service. Interment was in the fam- ily. plot in. Hensall Union Ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Edison McLe-an.. Morley Cooper, Bruce Mc- Gregor, Rose Broadfoot, Robt. Mc- Gregor and Joe McLellan. Flower - bearers were Andrew Bell, John Henderson, John Sinclair, James Sproat, Gordon Fowler, Clarence McLean, Wm.. Caldwell and Allan • DANCE Town Hall BAYFIELD WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27 DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA Bayfield Lions Club RECEPTION AND DANCE For Mr. and Mrs. Ken Williams in Seaforth Community Centre WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27 Everybody come! Admission 50c We hope that this Christmas Season will be brimfull of Happiness, Good Fellowship, and Happy Friends—for you and all who are near and dear to you! Let ns also be thankful that we are privileged to celebrate the birthday of the Prince of Peace — for in many lands behind the "iron curtain" the Peace and Joy of this .Yule- tide Season is forbidden. As we celebrate Christmas, let us be duly grateful that we are, and always will be, free from the ruthless idealism of Communism, that would take from us our cherished Freedom. Do Your Christmas Shopping Late! You don't all have to do your Christmas shopping early! We're "tickled to death" to have you shop late . . . and what's more, we've stocked utp again on best selling lines; we've added extra sales help; in fact, we've done everything to encourage you to do some Christmas shopping late! Remember! Every Christmas Gift is Boxed. STORE CLOSED DEC. 24th, 25th and 26th STEWART BROS. CHRISTMAS BINGO and DANCE Tuesday,f Dec. 26 ST. COLUMBAN Parish Hall LUNCH ADMISSION 50c Prizes — Cash Bingo commences at 8:30 sharp Siemon's Orchestra 1-111111111111110111111111111101111111111111111 CHRISTMAS DANCE Town Hall HENSALL Friday, Dec. 22nd MURDOCH'S ORCHESTRA Novelty and Prizes Lapels please bring lunch. Lucky Lunch Prize ADMISSI014 - 50 CENTS SnonSored by Annual Xmas Itte Dance LOOBY'S HALL DUBLIN Clarence Adams and His Rhythm Rangers NEW YEAR'S NITE DANCE Barclay Square STRATFORD Dance Saturday Night and Christmas Night NO DANCE TUESDAY anee New Year's Night David Campbell Orchestra and Midnight Dance New Year's Eve — 12:05 Door Prize EVery Night ADMISSION - CENTS • 4 -2100424, -'- Christmas DANCE Monday, Dec. 25 CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH Auspices Canadian Legion, Branch 156 BENNY GOODFELLOW Dress Optional Tickets $2.50 Couple Additional invitation's may bp had on,a cation to EDMUND DALY, Seergar