The Huron Expositor, 1953-12-11, Page 3ews of Rene
United Church
Rev. W. J. ROgera was inl. Obleege
oef the marnln,g. • ice 1 taan
day In tile.' United urc . Inthe
Yyitoir selection, "Consider and Hear
0110.'" Miss Mary Goodwin was solo•
Mr, Rogers administered the rites
set Baptism, to the following: Anne
Veteran's
CA B
GEORGE H. MILLER, Prop.
Passengers Insured
Phone 362
SEAFORTH
After. Midnight, 230
Elisabeli, daug4ter Qr M. 140
Mrc. 1arvey: Key; Douglas
eat, sen; of MmZa . 34.0.it Mods,.39telltielineo. ittalOghtPrQ.,.
Mr. and Miro. Jack $imnwns; ranee
elaJane and Jahn 'Christopher,
daughter and son of Mr. and Mina
J, •Taylor. The evening service
was withdrawn.
Next Sunday evening,. Decetabe
13, the white ,Gift service takes.
place. Sunday evening, December
20, the choir will present a Christ-
mas cantata under the direction
Mr. S. Rennie and Mi:sa Laramie at
the organ.
Sunday afternoon, December 13,
Chiselhurst services will be at 1
p.m. Sunday School meets, at 2'
p.m.
Carmel Church
:On Sunday morning the choir
rendered as an anthem, "He Lives."
Rev. J. B. Fox epokp on the. sub-
ject, "Mat is a Religious Per-
DENNIS ELECTRIC
All types of
WIRING AND REPAIRS
O
We also have a Stock of Appliances
SEAFORTH
RAILWAY ST.
delicious Fruit Cake
Made Especially
For You!
The Choicest Fine Grade
Nuts and High Quality
Fruits have been mellowed
and blended to give the
whole cake a delicate frag-
rance and rich flavor.
COME IN AND ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS
FRUIT CAKE TODAY!
AND WE'RE ALSO MAKING
INVITING, TASTY
SCOTCH
SHORTBREAD
For Your Christmas Table or Holi.1
day Entertaining. i
SCOTCH SHORTBREAD is a treat
you, your friends and family won't
want to miss!
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS
SMITH'S BAKERY
Phone 37 Main St. Seaforth
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR TASTY HOLIDAY BAKING
., aa. gx i Dud-
lalieily"d'pt•git Tileadgi r ovening wick
MT Aad '?ilxp•• 3.0}1 M'eDoii a S
,4 tfa it behag . Mr, MCWona'id,s
70th 'eiethday„
Mrs. Whu. Walterfe and Danny
xistted out Friday With Mr, and
Mrs, Howard D.aymap, in K1ppen.
Mr. and airs, Newton Clarke
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mee.
]E;4ev. Morgan, •'hamee Read.
Mr. and CMTs. Egan,. Clinton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brock and fam.
ily,
latenion, Mont the weekend
with 'Mr. ,and Mrs. F. Wlalters.
Mr. anti. MTs'. Harold Denham, of
Sarnia.; .;Mr. and MTs. Harry Atw-
.strong and Mr. Reg Detblidge vis-
ited Sundaywith Mr. and Mrs.'
Wib. Batten, it being Mrs. Batten's,
and Mrs. Armstrong's birthdays,
December 8.
Mrs. Skinner, St. Paul, is visit-
ing
isiting her daughter and sonOn-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn.
son." In the evening the sermon
theme was "The Iron Curtain."
On Sunday morning, December
13, a White Gift service will be ob-
served both in the church school
and in the church. Gifts of cloth-
ing, foodstuffs, toys and money will
be very acceptable. The gifts,
wrapped in white, will be laid at
the foot of the Christmas tree and
dedicated during the service. These
gifts will be sent to needy people.
Next Sunday at 8 p.m., the
church school will the putting on a
special Christmas program, whi:.h
is to take the form of a religious
play entitled, "Christmas With the
Aliens." This program this year
is to take the place of the usual
Christmas concert. Mrs. A. Kers-
lake is directing the play, with the
assistance of other members of
the church school staff,
1Nouldn't you like to get- a
cheque to solve your Christmas
shopping problems? You can get
that next Noveraber if you join
our Christmas Club -now.
Here's all you do. Simply make a
small deposit once every second
week through the year. After 60
weeks (25 deposits) you'll get a
nice cheque for next ChriStmas—
. or for whatevier you wish., \yisit
our nearest branch and join our
Christmas Club today!
lpJOIN OlIR Mt CHRISTMAS CLUB
THIS WEEK AT ANY BRANCH Of
TURKEYS
Choice, Fresh Killed,
Oven Dressed Turkeys
for Christmas or
New Year's.
— Delivered —
BERT SPENCE
Phone 190-M — Mitchell
SHOP NOW!
Selections are Complete
and no Christmas crowds
at
WESTCOTT'S
JEWELLERS
Phone 218 or 399-W . Seaforth
Fnd twee
Christmas
moneg
womeg
deji/v ouR /WV
(thriginet5
(titil3 gee.
and have plenty of
money for Christmas
Shopping in 1954!
CHOOSE THE PLAN
To sua TOUR NEEDS
you Make 2S At
Semi -Monthly SO e end of
ware for --
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
el
r .. i0vement
,Mils Jean S.teckle, }11404 Conn
ty hpme economist, spoke on the
work of feirla \awl homemaking
clubs. She said there were 14 such
clubs with a membership oe .311 in
Huron this year. Miss Steckie call-
ed
alled the club leavers to the platform
and they were each presented with
a corsage for their work in 1953.
Guest aPealcer was C. D. Graham,
Oman ,minister of the Ontario De-
partment of Agrioulture.
The Achievement Night climaxed
tbe e953 4-H Club program, in
Huron County, in which 24 clubs
,goMprising 347 members partici-
pated.
Of the 347 members, 323 or 92.7
per cent completed their projects,
while 14 of the clubs allowed 100
per cent completion.
Nearly $2,000 in •cash. prizes was
awarded.
Among the winners of special
awards were:
The T. Pryde Trophy, donated
and presented by Thomae ,Pryde,
M.PiP., to Joanne McCullough, R.
R. 3, Clinton, a member of the Bay-
field Beef Calf 4:)1u,b, She scored
954 out of a, possible 1,000 points,
the highest score of any of the 323
members. The award goee to' the
member receiving the highest num-
ber of points on the "basis oof
awards" for 4-H Club work in 1953.
The Warden',e Novice Trophy,
donated and presented by Warden
Alvin Kerslake to Kenneth Potter,
R.R. 2, Clinton, of the Hayfield
Dairy Calf Club, who scored 912 eut
of 1,000. The Harvey C. Johnston
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HENSALL
Billy Houghton, four years of
age, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Houghton, of Cromarty, was admit-
ted to Victoria Hospital, London,
last week with polio.
and Mrs. George Sri:rale, Mrs. L.
Sangster and Miss J. Taylor at-
tended the turkey banquet at the
Legion Hall, Exeter, Friday night,
sponsored by Canadian Canners,
Exeter.
W.M.S. Holds Meeting
Mrs. W. J. Rogers was hostess
at her home Thursday afternoon
for the December meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society. The
chair was taken by Mrs. W. B.
Cross, and the devotional period by
Mrs. W. Alexander and •Mrs. W.
Stephenson. Mrs. Jarvis Horton
read a Christmas message, "What
Does Christma.s Mean to You?"
Janet Horton, Gwen Spencer and
Charles Mickle favored with a de-
lightful piano trio,. Mre. C. Cook
and Miss A. Consitt were made
presentations of gifts for their
faithful work in the past, the for-
mer being treasurer for many
years, and the latter reviewing the
study book. Mrs. Cross made t.he
presentations. Lunch was served,
TroP!liy, donated and pres0Uted 'by
I rues C. Joheleton Peat warden,
tie ,Mary McCullough, K.R.2, Oltn-
ton, of the Bayfield Beef Calf"
with 923 points out of 1,000. The
3. A. Anstett Award, (a wrist
watch), donated and, presented, by
Jail A. Anstett, Clinton, to Joanne
Moqullol3gh, winner of the high
standing in beef calf work. Bank
of Coruinerce Award, donated by
the Blyth branch, and won by
Nancy Carter, R.R. 5, Winghdm, for
high standing in dairy calf work.
Showmanship Trophy
Senator W. H. Golding Junior
Showmanship Trophy, donated by
Senator W. H. Golding and pres-
ented on his behalf by A. Y. Me-
Lean,
o-Lean, to Robert Parsons, RSR. 1,
Cromarty, of the Seaforth Beef
Calf Club and county grand cham-
pion showman for beef cattle clubs.
A. Y. McLean Trophy, donated and
presented by Mr. McLean, to Miss
Betty Storey, R.R. 2, tSeaforth, of
the Seaforth Dairy Calf Club, grand
champion showman for dairy calf
clubs. Huron Hereford Association
Past Presidents' Trophy donated
and presented by Heber Eedy and
George 'Kennedy, to Joanne McCul-
lough for showing the champion
Hereford calf at the 1953 show.
,Savauge Trophy, donated and
presented by Ross Savauge, Sea -
forth, to George Bacon, Belgrave,
of the North Huron Swine Club, for
having the champion pair of swine
club gilts in Huron and Perth
Counties. Livestock trophies and
miniatures were presented to
Maurice Hallahan, Blyth; George
Turner, Clinton; Robert Hern.
Granton, these being the 1953 live-
stock judging competition winners.
Five dollar award to Donald'
Dodds for showing the grand
champion Yorkshire gilt, donated
and presented by G. W. Montgom-
ery; $30 each to Lorne Ballantyne,
Exeter, and John Feagan, Dungan-
non, members of the Huron team
at the. International Plowing match,
donated by the North Huron, South
Huron and Ontario ,Plowmen's As-
sociations, and presentation by C.
D. Graham of a Club Leader's• Cer-
tificate honoring five years' volun-
tary service as a leader to Thomas
Todd, leader of the Lucknow Beef
Calf Club.
The regular meeting of Walton
W.M.S. was held the school-
room of Duff's United Churcb on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H. John-
ston, the president, opened the
meeting with a hymn and prayer.
The secretary's and treasorern re-
ports were read and approved,
Twenty-five answered the roll call.
After the worship service in the
Missionary Monthly, the groups
gave their reports, all reporting a
splendid year. Mrs. McCall read
tae slate of officers for 1954, which
District W. L President
Addresses Hurondale Group
Mrs. Kenneth Johns, district
President of the Women's Institute,
addressed membere of Hurondale
W.I. at their meeting held at the
home of Mrs. William Etheringtore
taking as her t4eme, "Footprints
of the Women's Institute."
Mrs. Arthur Rundle reported on
the Hurondale Jolly Jills 'sewing
club, whose project is "Well Dress-
ed .and Well Groomed." Mrs. Gar-
net Hicks reported. on the district
executive meeting, and Mrs. A.
Moir and Mrs. W. Sims on the W.L
rally at Gorrie. Mrs. Moir also
gave a report on the hospital aux-
tieue as Hurondale's representative
te the auxiliary.
Donations of $10 each were vot-
ed to the Children's War Memorial
Hospital and the Unitarian Relief
fund. Roll call was answered bY a
suggestion for a Christmas, centre-
piece.
Mrs, William Rowcliffe convened
the program on "Historical Re-
search." Mrs. Harry Snell com-
mented on the motto, "The only old
person is he who na longer desires
to learn." Current events were re-
viewed by Mrs. Earl Mitchell. Mrs.
Russell Ferguson demonstrated
hair - styling, with „Mrs. Williazo
Sims as model. Mrs. Sims was the
winner of a blanket in a Dutch
A s,'ueee til ',ttirltey hi P VOA
held. in
L. 1 atricle's pari 4 a i.
Dublir}, on Tianrediky evening MI
der the aue6 eea- of the trattholie
Women's !League. A oa$enItr
crowd. of aibout. 2pQ :hied the ball:.
Gerold' 4P}land glad ` as.. 3. Kra is
kopf called the number,
winders included: Harold Meag-
her, Dublin; labs. Vincent Lane,
Seaforth',' Mrs. Joe Eckert, Dublie.;
Mrs. Roy Scott, St. Marys; Mrs.
Orville Beuermann, 'Seaforth Jam.
My Eokert, Dublin; Mrs. John pick;
ert, Dublin; Frank -O'Rourke, Dub-
lin;
ublin; Hose Mary Lane, Seaforth•
Mrs. Jahn Eckert, Dublin; 1,s. H, •
Pugh, MTs. Joe Dill, Dublin; Jamey
Kelly, Seaforth; Mrs. Fergus Feen-
ey, Dublin; Ken Bassett, Dublin;
Mr. Heinbuch, Stratford; Mrs. T..
Burns, Mitchell; Mrs. Clarence Ry-
an, Dublin; Mrs. Fred Heckman,
Stratford; Leonard White, Kinkora.
CHRISTMAS TV DRAW
BE SURE TO GET YOUR TICKETS ON
HENSALL MERCHANTS' TELEVISION
DRAW !
A ticket with every Dollar Purchase or PAID
ON ACCOUNT
Look for the Big Yellow T.V. Draw Sign
SHOP IN HENSALL AND SAVE !
Amber Rebekah
Lodge Meets
The regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah 'Lodge, Hensall, was held
in the lodge rooms Wednesday,
December 2, with N.G. Mrs. Doro-
thy Parker in the 'chair. There
were visiting members from Ilder-
ton Lodge present.
Three new members, joined by
tranefer: Mrs. Gladys, Cunningham
from Paisley .Memorial Lodge at
Ilderton, Mrs. Dorothy Marks frain
Morning Star Lodge at Brussels,
and Mrs. Alice Ferg from Monkton
Star Lodge at Monkton. Members
are reminded of the Christmas. Par-
ty and gift exchange at the next
meeting, also gifts of toys and
good used clothing for the Chil-
dren's Aid Society at *Goderich.
After the meeting a eocial hour
was spent, consisting of a vocal
duet by Mrs. Henrietta Brown and
Mrs. Edith Bell, and a reading by
Miss M. Ellis. Bingo was played,
with prizes going to several mem-
bers, after which a delicious lunch
was served.
was approved. The 16th Group,
with Mrs. jaxnee McDonald as lead-
er, gave a chapter from the etudy
book, "Where'er the Sun." Mrs.
Johnston closed the meeting with
Hymn 21 and prayer.
Buchanan Cleaners
Mount Forest
Succeesors to TONE CLFANERS
We Pick Up and Deliver Monday
and Thursday
Phone 230 - Seaforth
ANDY CALDER
AGENT
Ladies' and Gents' 2 -piece Suits, $1;
Plain Dresses, $1; Plain Skirts, 50c;
Gents' Trousers, bac.
Quality Plus Service is Our Motto
S. BUCHANAN - Proprietor
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The following retailers of Seaforth
Double Size and "BYE" Detergent:
— SEAFORTH —
CHRISTIE's MEAT MARKET
STEVENS' GROCERY
ORVAL COOPER
WRIGHT'S Seperior Food Market
and District stock "QUIX"
— DUBLIN —
FRIEND 8r, WHETHAM
GOETTLER's GROCERY
A gift for the home is a gift for every member of the family!
WHAT BETTER TIME IS THERE TO ADD TO YOUR HOME SOME-
THING NEW, SOMETHING DIFFERENT, SOMETHING
FROM WHITNEY'S !
iety of colors—light or dark wood . . . and don't
forget to see the handsome Kroehler Rockers.
, While a little different, Kenmar Contour Chairs
are becoming very popular . . . Bedroom Chairs
to suit every taste or color scheme . . . at 'WHIT-
NEY'S.
LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS! We have a breath-
taking selection of Table and Floor Lamps . . .
such a range of style and color as you've never
seen . . WHITNEY'S, beyond doubt, have the
largest stock of Lamps in the district — Lamps,
the Perfect Christmas Gift for any home.
STRONG AT CHRISTMASTIME!
CHECK THIS ROLL OF SUGGES-
TIONS FOR YOUR GIFT TO THE
- MAN -IN -THE -HOUSE!
• Pipes
• Lighters
• 'Wallets
• Watches
• Flashlights,
• Pocket Knives
• Cigars
• Cigarettes
Tins of Tobacco
• 'Flat Fifties'
• Cigarette
Cases
•
For the Kids: Children's Story Records
Made of Unbreakable Plastic
•
Coffee Tables, End Tables, Step
Tables, Nests of Tables . . . Tables
to suit every need and every taste.
We invite you to see the shining
selection at WHITNEY'S before you
buy for Christmas Giving.
Eye -Appealing! That's the way to describe our display of PICTURES
. . . in popular sizes and a selection of scenes for any taste . . . Too,
see WHITNEY'S stock of Handsome Mirrors awaiting the discriminat-
ing Christmas shopper! Drop in and browse around our enticing array
of Christmas Gift Suggestions. You won't be disappointed at Whitney's.
VISIT OUR STORE DURING YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TO,UteS— UNTIL YOU SEE Cal
TOCK OF HOME FURNISHINGS YOU CAN'T IMAGINE THE MANY CIIIIISTMAS'
GIFT IDEAS WE HAVE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE!
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°KEYS BILLIARDS ORVILLE OKE, Proprietor
MAIN STREET SEAFORTH