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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1950-12-22, Page 9ea of le. 5; lk- Id, is H. Id, 1sy, Lu, S8; L6; as. i0; 'ea `.ay t •s DEOERVIE' E,' 1960 rP To all our friends go our wish- es for a Merry Christmas and et Happy New Year. H. BONTHRON Furniture - Funeral Director Phone 15 Residence 156 Hensall MKIRIf CHRISTMAS A Merry, Merry Christmas and loads' of good • cheer through- out the coming year. KENNEDY'S BAKERY C. KENNEDY, Prop. • Phone 3'5• Heiman Banta's heading in your direc- tion with wishes from us for ® glorious and joyous Yule- tide. RUDY'S PRODUCE Phone 190 • Hensall AeRgY CHRISTO • `•• 0 Jost as the snowdrifts embank your home, may Happiness and &access pile high this. Christ - alas and throughout the�.New Year! FINK'S TIN SHOP ED. FINK, Prop. Phone as Hensall We extend' to you and yours the joys and good wishes of the season! TUDOR'S DRY GOODS King St. J. TUDOR, Prop. Phone 70 Hensall Yuletide greetings to one and all. Our sincerest wishes for a Merry Christmas and for Happiness, Health and Pros- perity in the year ahead. R. A. ORR SHOE & HARNESS REPAIRS Hensall The Christmas snowman thaws and vanishes at the sign of the sun. May the joys you feel this Christmas' never melt through- out the entire New Year. McCOLL-FRONTENAC SERVICE JACK REID, Prop. Phone 33 - Hensall •:tl To our many patrons and friends we extend our sincere good wishes for continued ' health and happiness for the holiday season. HYDE BROTHERS ALLIS.CHALMERS DEALERS Phone 126-W : Hensall PrRttTi.NG3 Greetings from us to you along with our sincere thanks for your patronage this past year. We extend our best wishes for a Merry Christmas{ -a Happy New Year. SCHOLL'S MEAT MARKET Choice Quality Meats & Groceries Phone 17•:Hensall The bells ring out their mel- odious greetings for all far and near. LORNE E. HAY COAL MERCHANT Phone 10 Hensall Santa's back with a fuller pack of Christmas cheer. All good things to you and yours. W. 0. GOODWIN GENERAL MERCHANT Phone 16 •Hensall The tree in the window sym- bolizes all that's beautiful about Christmas - including our sincere wishes for your happiness. BROWN'S HARDWARE Phone 113 Hensall For each snowflake that kiss- es isses your cheek we send you a good wish for a Christmas of joy and a Happy New Year. GEO. T. MICKLE & SON BUYERS BEANS, GRAIN, ETC. Phone 103 Evenings 133 Hensall May your Holidays be as bright as our Christmas- lan- tern-that's artern-that's our wish for you. HENSALL MOTOR SALES �b. De Oto Sales & Service , t� p i` day Atl'� "IP siVii r.. $`a OOA`Wt$ Wr E%. TA L 0/0 SEASON'S GREETING! May you know all the happi- ness, That bhristmas can impart, And may the blessings of the day, Long linger in your heart. MIDDLETON'S DRUG STORE Phone 20 Hensall Season merrimeets clings to every hearth and to this jov- iality we add our personal wishes for all-time Christmas happiness and a Happy New Year. HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE INC. Fertilizer - Feed Coal - Shingles - Twine - Etc. Phone 115 Hensall MANLEY JINKS, Manager London Rd., Phone 31, Hensall We wish to extend to one and all sincere wishes for a happy holiday and our heartfelt thanks for your considerate patronage. JIM'S MACHINE SHOP fiepalrinka, Specialty Acetylene and Electric Welding Phone 14 r yi0ill, It 1 Into every chimney of every home - we're , dropping a Christmaspackage of best Yuletide wishes for everyone. HURONDALE DAIRY R. MOCK, Prop. Phone 27 Hensall May the holiday season and the New Year be .filled with joy and serenity for you. DRYSDALE'S HARDWARE Phone 11 Residence 60 Hensall Along withthe 'gifts tumbling outof your, stocking are our many good' wishes for a Merry 'Christmas and a Happy New Year. KEY'S GROCERIES HARVEY KEYS, Prop, Phone 46 Hensall We wish to extend our perk,. sonal greeting and to wish on and all the Merriest Christmas and Happiest New Year ever. • SCOTT WELSH Mfgs. of Hardwood Lumber Phone 109 Heneall Best wishes for a wonderful Christmas and a joyous New Year! Our thanks, too, for your appreciated patronage. PASSMORE'S ELECTRIC SHOP JOHN PASSMORE, Prop. Phone 124 Residence 47 Hensall tt'routinuerik>pmi'a, l'`�'ien•fjl�illr M'rs� �"�11�, Carlile SUP } c ee , ir0 Beath and xL C., S�$phemeetlu, sooiate awt '> Helperrs, s, '. J Sher. ri Vitae , I4 tt . Cook, , ,Pere nee sec, M?i . J A 1p?�l?Yr iVliseiQIary Mont iy nee„ !. 4 s Horton. pials?ist, ..M'6 ' , Si er- ritt; press sec„ Mrs. G. Hers; "Frei, niug Auxiliary.,auperintendent, Miss M. Ellis; 'Mission Band, Mrs. H. Scene,Mrs. j•- Drysdale; • Baby Band sup., Mrs. R. Drysdale and Mrs. D. Kyle; study book, Mies A. Cona'itt, Miss E. Ellis, Mrs. W. J, ,4R.ogers. Ray Lammie, son of 14xrs. Agnes Laramie, has received'. the appoint- ment as postmaster at Centralia, duties to commence in the New Year. Ray, who was born in Hexe sail, has worked as assistant at the C.N.R., Centralis, for the past nine years, and previous to that worked at a similar position at Exeter station; • Highlight of Hurondale Women's Institute meeting was a report of the district annual convention in London ,presented by Mrs. Robert Jeffrey. Mrs. E. J. Pym was hos- tess at her home for the meeting, assisted by her committee com- prised of Mrs. L. Rowcllffe, Mrs. A. Easton and Mrs. Westcott. The roll call, "One Form Of Politeness I Admire," was responded to with gifts from each member •for in- mates of Huron County Home. As a means of raising a contri- bution to the South Huron Hospi- tal Fund, the Institute decided to hold a euchre in Exeter the second week in January. Mrs. Clarence Down was in charge of the pro- gram and presented the motto, "Many a good intention is wasted for the lack of attention." Mrs. Harold Jeffrey favored with a, read- ing and piano selection. A dem- onstration on making home-made chocolates was given by Mrs. P. Passmore. Luncheon was served. Evening Auxiliary Meets Mrs. Lillian Hyde presided for the monthly meeting of the Even- ing Auxiliary which was held in the United Church schoolroom on Monday night, Dec. 11. An attrac- tive Christmas setting of snowmen, streamers, poinsettia and a gaily lighted tree, showed the excellent work accomplished by the decorat- ing committee. Following the 11•:x. :1;•.1.�,1�r- :d•;1�,�1:+f,,r..i'rc1; May this Christmas be the merriest ever - your every wish fulfilled. KOSY KORNER • RESTAURANT W. J. LEE, Prop. Phone 111 Hensall For a Merrier Ctvisi mas, here are wishes galore for Health, Happiness and Prosperity. A. SPENCER & SON PLANING MILL Richmond 102-W; Res. 1024 Hensall ��' Wil' LANKY SAYS: A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR fo ALL OF YOU from ALL OF US at Fred C. Kalbfleisch and Son Ltd. ZURICH and GODERICH 1•; 1, 1..1:;1:<1 ri u.6r; ; Christmas joys and sincere wishes for a healthy, happy New Year are what we extend to you! RILEY'S GROCERY Phone 65 Hensall For a Merrier Christmas, here are wishes galore for Health, Happiness and Prosperity. JOYNT'S MEN'S WEAR King St. T. C. JOYNT & SON Phone 62 Hensall The !bells ring out their mel- odious greetings for all far and near. WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding General Maohine.•Shog Work 0E6. JOHNSTON, Pron. Phone 164 Reason • THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF of HENSALL MOTOR SALES Thanks you all sincerely for the privilege of allowing us to serve you during the past year, and ex- tends to you and your family, wherever they may be, a Hearty "Merry Christmas" And may the New Year bring you Happirhess and Prosperity! "Bob" Paterson "Milt" Lavery "Bob" McKenzie "Bill" Taylor 'Tom" Coates 4949 seAf y Telimtes etas ;�li , and ealleatien t$kekrr `' phapter of the etu ,b with "Social' ServiG,e, estingly „?'eviewed by Mie Important business was dir;uussed The president, on behalf . of the nominating comIilittee, submitted the new slate off officars for 19 4+ 51 as follows: Honorary prey. Mise' Ellis; past pres. Mrs; L. Hyde; pres., Mrs. J. Blackwell; 1st vice pres., Mrs. D. Kyle; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. L. Chapman; sec., Gleliys Luker; treas., Mrs. P. McNaugh • ton; press reporter, Mrs. M. Hed den; pianists, Mrs. Shirray, Miss Gladys Luker; social com:, Mrs. B. Kyle; Friendship corn., Mrs R. Drysdale; Stewardship sec., Mrs J Drysdale; Literary sec, Mrs G. Broderick; cards, Mrs. P. 'Pass- more; recreation corp., Mrs. J. Corbett, Mrs. M. Lavery. Moved. by Mary Goodwin, seconded by ,Mrs: Simmons: That this slate 'be ac- cepted as read..Caeried. The clos, ing hymn was "Silent Night," after which the Mizpah benediction was repeated. There followed an en- joyable njoyable item, the enchange of Christmas gifts among the group. Mrs. J. Drysdale an4 Mrs. R. Drys- dale conducted a period of inter- esting games. The social commit- tee and the hostesses served a tasty luncheon at the close. The affair was largely attended. Mrs. P. A. Ferguson was hostess for the Arnold Circle Evening Aux, iliary for their December meeting Monday evening. President Mrs. Wm. Brown was in the chair. Roll call was answered with a. Christ- mas verse. Mrs. J. K. Irvin con- ducted the worship service. Secre- tary's report were presented, and; Rev. P. A. Ferguson 'presented the topic, basing his thoughts from the theme, "Arise, So Let Your Light Shine." Following is the 1951 slate of officers: Pres., Mrs. William Brown; let vice-pres., Mrs. C. For- rest; sec., Mrs. Stewart Bell; treas. Mrs. R. A. Orr; assist., Miss Jean McQueen.; Home Helpers' sec., Mrs. E. Fink; Supply sec., Mrs. Geo. Tinney; Welcome and Wel- fare, Mrs. Harold Bonthron; Liter- ary, Mrs. A. Kerslake; press sec., Mrs. Roy Bell; Mission Band, Mrs. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. C. Kennedy rendered a vocal solo. The Janu- ary meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. Fink. w3 BRU•CEFIE'LD The regular meeting of the W M. S. was held Tuesday afternoon with the president, Mrs. A. Zapfe, in the chair. The worship service was conducted by Mrs. W. Moffat, the theme being Christmas. ' The business period followed. Mrs. A. McQueen and Miss' M. Swan were appointed auditors. The 'allocation has been reached for the year. The service was in charge of Mrs. T. Baird and Miss E. Bowey who were assisted by •Mrs. W. McBeath,- Mrs. J. B. Mustard, Mrs. R. P. Watson, Mrs. E. Thompson and Mrs. L. Eyre. Officers for 1951 are as fol- lows: Hon. 'pres., Mrs. C. Haugh; pres., Mrs. B. Keyes; lst vice-pres., Mrs. N. Walker; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. H. Dalrymple; recording sec., Miss E. Bowey; corresponding sec., Mrs. E. R. Stanway; treas., Mrs. R. Scott; .pianist, Mrs'. A. John- ston; assistant, Mrs. A. Ham; Community Friendship„ Miss M. Swan, Mrs. A. Zapfe; supply, Mrs. O. Johnston; associate members, Mrs. T. Baird; M.M. and W.F., Mrs. A. McQueen; Christian Steward- ship, Mrs. R. Allan; Temperance, Mrs. B. Thompson, Mrs. Haugh; expense fund, Mrs. A. Ham; litera- ture sec., Mrs. W. Scott; •Mission Band, Mrs. Ed. Allan, Mrs. S. Baird; Baby Band, Mrs. W. Moffatt. Highest Cash Prices for DEAD STOCK Horses, $5.00 ea. Cattle, $5.00 ea. Hogs, 50 per cwt. According to Size and Condition CaII Collect SEAFORTH 15 DARLING & COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED SOLUTION TO BOXWORD PUZZLE ACROSS DOWN 1-4 Santa 1. Solace Claus 2. Never 7. Woo 3. Agree 8. Grail 4. Clap 10. Lever 5. Aim 11. Admire 6. Sir 15. Era 7. Wreck 16. Escape 9. Arc 19. Carpet 12. Derail 22. Ruler 13. Isles 23. Keel 14. Eerie 25. Rumba 17. Street 26• Maple 18. Armor 27. Issue 20. Almost 30. Coo 21. Paper 31. Enroll 24. Excel 34. Sprite 28. Sleeve 37. Egg 29. Urges 38. Pluto 12. Nettle 40. There 33. Opera 41. Paint 3'5. Poneye 42. Vase 36. Irian 45. Noble 38. Pined 46. Loafer 39. 'Urban 49. Yonder 43. Armful 52; Moo 44, Erode 6'd..Donkey, 47. Organ 56. Gruff' 48. Fount 57. 0,1ctra. 50. Oyes 5, tree 51 Dot 59. Abyss 54. bre V` s• .NAOS 65. Iter. a$ •>$E� 16s r�3 d' 1 H`ayG�kA1 't ter* Ztia�1t1ch �1,' 18•,�CtrppJi(C,RFJ f'roc�r}lii��$��17`��°�' Nacho, ; ill. i H Bade j�$in3 HA2'* u1 py,jyy be $,�T Pdf7 n 4 � ;. 0fi iiitrarg- el ll09 7.$3$6 1veland' $1$ 7Q Pahwdl Iylam•. Mili&r $1•!118; 'WyS3Y �Z 1:7'4 `+$`a169'J rlmr 9 ZurIt h Herald, •.$$2,110, `,H Sink w enahire, $78 04:g $836;&4; E J }@del�7to3�,X'S3,'` H Gr .Ties-, $1;4574,_ !new* Hardware,411),. The rneetingadjourned to p}'.ept roti again on Rriddy, D . 15 at• 1.301. p:m, for the 'final meeting of Hie! year. MAISON WORK • PLASTERING • BLOCKS • BRICKS • STONE For Any irk in the Building' Line MATERIALS SUPPLIED . Free Estimates • SEE Huron -.Concrete Products SEAFORTH The Voice Of Temperance Word has come up from the south end of the County that one of our county newspapers is adver- tising the Christmas Seals Cam- paign. That is commendable. What is not commendable is that this:ade vertising is sponsored by a brew- ery. This is some more of the brewer's so-called good will adver- tising. How they do try to in- gratiate ngratiate themselves. with the pub- lic. Doubtless, it is for their good to be associated with the Christ- mas, hristmas, Seals Campaign, or any wor- thy ceuse. But the good cause is prejudiced by such association. The people of Huron are quite able to support their own Christmas seals campaign without any help from any brewery. -(Adv.). Usborne&Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Applications are invit- r ed for the position of Agent for this Com- pany in the Townships of Hibbert, McKillop Blanshard and Tucker - smith. Applications should be in writing and mailed to the - SecretaryyTreasurer tsJ' R.NE & HI$t1!' Fmk mg a,7Va Exeter it before h h1 sr ski Ie ia' av