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-e dwdis s dtaa aittsed 67 7 k1 r ThiB Week At , the afort � ;h ► � ` tess at he home for the Christ a'Iraed #o anal e . ort
ssa6aD. Wlitut fir: tiff cut ui orderr mas aneetring of the Women's, nuents he#pse die Year closed..
st�oaa .rids and 'oasttit tt la#Ei in the (By SHEILA McFADDON) � , Missiio Society of the 'Unit- ReV W. Riggers It asideed far se
ivaim Thm batf�che, dutt &W, les! pp
ed Churc Thursday afternoon ,tihe tnstailat3ota ipf tkie .folloinriag be
arIfisttied-ad andlipavy-heeded feeling (Intended for last week) get a girl who can dance- �rOu1!;c1r Har i� W�� wit1R the p�esicient, Mrs; W.
B� A�oers
- may saw follow t'a the tithe to take It realily is apnazing what The school Its reallly making '
bodd' atimuleto rade XII •u . for, lost time and is having Mrs. Stanley Garnham . was Gross preatalog. Mrs. W.
o Fast president Mrs, W. B, se.
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tili.ddk K°idaey a this school does. The G P
11ke'irxla�eys to Miee®tai aetier►,. That you Lg are actin as "Arthur Mur- All, dance on Aece�nber{.;= hostess to Group 1 of Northside Stephenson- presented the day Cross; presides , Mrs. W; --
ilAel dDetter—sloop trotter -work batter. girls
re,achmg the Grade IX This dance is our aunual Christ- W.A. on Tuesday, evening of tional and offered gayer. Mrs: Rogers; vice-presidents, Mrs G.
Mrs -
got Dodd'a Kidney Pills vow. 51 and X boys how to trip the mas dance and will, take place last week with 25 present. Mrs. Tho Henry gave a reading, rs. Armstrong, Mrs. L. Filer, Mrs•
F had charge of the Thought For the Day." Mrs. E -1%4
;-- M Ellis* treas-
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light, fantastic. These classes on the last day ofgave notes
. school. Gordon erns eige , .
have been at noon hours and Oh, yes! The initiation dance program. Rev. Mr. Stinson George Armstrong urer, Mrs. W. B. Cross; record -
sometimes 3:30 the past week. is another jeans, dance, but showed a film of the Christmas on Christian Stewardship, and in$ and corresponding secre-
som boys are rhallly getting shoes are allowed this. time.,Af parade. Mrs. Glen Pryce read Mrs. L. Eiler gave a vividThe Lary, Mrs. H. McMurtrie; asst.,
Stew -
good ani if any boy ,in the up- ter our last dance in stocking the scripture from the second sketch referring to Life in the Mrs A, Clark; Christian Stew -
The 18th per grades wishes lessons; well, feet, the gym classes could hard- chapter of Luke. Rev. Mr. Stin- Yukon•" Mrs. Armstrong re- md§hip sec., Mrs. G. Arm -
1y navigate when the floor was sob,, led in singing' Christmas ported on the sale, and Mrs, strong; Community Friendship,
consecutive like slippery, slippery ice. carols and in prayer. Mrs, E. Cross gave the financial re- Mrs G. Thompson, Mrs. E
GUARANTY The Students' Council has Al- H. Close read a poem, "Come port, - Mrs. G. Armstrong, Miss Sproat; supply secretaries, Mrs
GUARANTY REVITALIZED (;LEANING ready begun plans for the for- Up the Road to Bethlehem." A. Alexander, Mrs, W. Forrest,
TRUST is 'Better Than Ever mal dance in which the doors Mrs. J. Ellis read- a story of the St.
Mrs. W. R. Dougall, Mrs. G.
at of the school are thrown open lace tablecloth. Mrs. Gordon James' CWL Glenn; Associate Helpers, Mrs.
Company of Canada to outsiders as well as stud- Ferris also read a humorous G. Hess, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt; Lit
Company Cleaners ents. The dance is Friday, Jan, poem of the "Furnace Door." erature, Mrs. N. E. Cook; tem -
Buchanan 14, with Lionel Thornton's or- Mrs. Campbell, the president, Met hesdaypenance, Mrs. W. Henry; Mis-
Mount Forest chests. (We did want Ray presided over the business. Mrs. sionary Monthly, Mrs. J. Hor-
15¢ a share- Anthony). The main question Ross Murdie thanked those tak ton; pianist, Mrs. T. J. Sheriitt;
rate of II per annum Moro Spots and Stains Removed now is how to decorate the new ing part and Mrs. Garnham, for The regular meeting of the asst., Mrs. T. C. Coates; press,
payable January 15, 1955 Garments stay clean longer; will gym. I imagine they will come her hospitality. Mrs. Barron C.W.L. was held on Tuesday ev- Mrs. Hess; Mission Band Supt->
wear longer, through though; they generally and Mrs. Riley assisted Mrs. ening tp the school ball with Mrs. D. Cook, Mrs. R. Richard -
to siurrei%lders of record do. ` The invitations may be Garnham in serving lunch. Mrs R ,Pringle presiding in the son; assistants, Mrs. M. Keyes,
December 31, 1954 Phone 230 - Seaforth turned into the office. However, Mrs. J. Taylor; Explorer Group
J. WILSON BERRY ANDY CALDER the invitations should be all in GROU 3, NORTHSIDE WA absence of the president, Miss Supt., Mrs. R. Cook; Baby Band
Preaidexu and General Manager AGENT by the last day of school as they . The Christmas meeting of Dunn. M. Et
and Mrs. ldl_ M. supts., Mrs. L. Filer, Mrs. W.
are written during the Christ- Group 3 of the W.A. of North- Hart gave their reports, follow- Stephenson.
MON. and THURS. MORNINGS mas holidays. side United Church was held on ed by Mrs. Pringle's report on The retiring president, Mrs.
- - - — The boys' basketball teams Tuesday evening at the home of the Deanery luncheon held in Cross, who has worked with the
have been organized with six Miss Thelma Elgie with twenty- Stratford at which Mrs. Pringle W,M.S. for 20 years and has
different teams, which will play four present. The vice-presidet, and Mrs: Etue attended. been president for a period of
off at noons and 3:30 to 4. The Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain, presid- It was decided boxes be sent 16 years, voted sincere thanks
regular inter -school games will ed and opened the meeting withto the shut-ins and a Christmas to all for their loyalty and cd -
start some time in the New a poem, The Light of a Can- treat be given the school chil- operation given her during the
Year. dle." Hymn. 62 was sung, fol- dren; also that a donation be years. The Misses Jane Horton
E D Question of the Week: What lowed by prayer by Mrs. Har- sent to Westminster Hospital. and Gwen Spencer andCharles
W A N Tdoes our President of the Stu- vey Travis. The scretary's Te- The meeting adjourned with Mickle rendered a pleasing
dents' Council find so interest- port was given and the roll call prayer. Mrs. C. Malone then piano solo.
in about a farm near Chisel- answered by your favorite eRefreshments were served by
g entertained with Christmas re
i hurst? Christmas carol. The visiting cords. those in charge, assisted by
° ° committee report eight home and Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Eller and
one hospital call. The treasur- Mrs. W, R. Stephenson conven
Properties o Any Description In 1950 there were 20,000 living A grammarian says the article
er s report showed a good year „a„ sway's means "one." How mis- ed the enjoyable affair which
Canadians moFe than 90 years of for the group.!
age. The slate of officers read for taken he is For example, note was largely attended. Mrs. Gei-
as follows: Past presi- the article "a" in this sentence: ger expressed appreciation to
• Houses 1955 are i- "And now we have a word from Mrs. Rogers and all who had as-.
der, Mrs; B. F. Christie; sponsor.',pea1A dent, Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain; our sponsor.sisted in any way•
• Business Properties ^A `�`�`�' secretary, Mrs. Alf.. Byerman;
CHRISTMAS treasurer, Mrs. Norman d-
er; .corresponding secretary,
• Business
Mis . A A.
Matheson;p
Seip; press secretary, E E '
� TREES Mrs' A. Mpianist, Mrs.
• Farms
a Peter Dunlop; social comnijittee, IF It
Mrs. F. Finnigan and Mrs. Art A CHRISTMAS TURKEY from LA
KEVIEW
Wright.
Miss Thelma Eigie took the
If you are selling any of the following, Phone, Write or devotional period and opened 010 Pullets or more before December 20th for deliv-
Call in at my Office, as we have buyers. with Hymn 47. Mrs. eai? _. :anytime during the Spring season. Then pick up t our
se; read the scripture on taken Christmas turkey, all done up in a neat cryvac bag,
r from the second" chapter of office.
Luke. Mrs. McElroy led in
NOTE: WE SELL, RENT or MANAGE PROPERTIES I �d prayer. Dora Anne Stinson fav- There is Still time to order Chicks this Week!
• _.!� ored with a lovely piano solo.
-Or if .you are having an Auction Sale- r� Rev. J, W. Stinson showed the FREE DELIVERY of CHICKS to SEAFORTH
film of Santa Claus parade; MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!
Contact the Office by Phoning Mitchell which everyone enjoyed. Hymn
Beautifully Formed 53 and ,the Mizpah benediction
Daytime 353 — Evenings 443-J Christmas Trees brought this part of the meeting
to a close. A social half hour The Lakeview Hatchery Ltd.
In Perfect Condition. was spent and exchange of EXETER
and we will do the rest. No Sale too large or too small gifts, and lunch served. The Jan-
'I Order Now for Christmas uary meeting will be held at -
the home of Mrs. Cliff Broad- „
Delivery. foot. -
It, S. Tozer—Real Estate & Auctioneer STUART wiGG GROUP 4, NORTHSIDE WA
The Christmas meeting of
HICK'S HOUSE — MITCHELL Phone 118-W Seaforth Group 4 of the United Church
d
was helon Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Westcott
with an attendance of 23, The
meeting opened with a Christ-
mas poem by the president, Mrs.
K. Hulley, who had charge of
the meeting. Christmas carols
were sung and the Christmas
story of the Christ Child, who
SOMETHING
was born at Bethlehem, was 4-y
told. Mrs, J. Kaiser, the secre-
tary called the roll and gave '
s the minutes of the last meeting.
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A beautiful Christmas spirit- .fie., , „' . k • ;�s
brought out in a reading by:
was br g
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Hermit on
Lison "The
Mrs. A. H ':r.;>
a�, ?• �' f: '�9 i- was followed
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a Hill.' This �ux: , �•z.�z>=, k:+.:�,e . ,?n;:• ` Y
is Linda >k .
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.fry; >., :;:: • , .r s I:S'IiM� fano solo b M' s
' s ��� �.�I� by a p
. f { , <•�: Sims, "Christmas Melody." A
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readingwas also given by Mrs.
r:. ? Had Only
::•:,:: �s.<.>.;:;N:r-... B. Pollard, if Ir i l Yt:k
here was an ex -
`'`eh.' , >r i>-'+"',Yi,,,.�•. Knwon." T '
change of gifts. The meeting1 tt i
closed with the Mizpah benedic-
tion. A social time,followed
.y
•a� with a Christmas lunch. A vote
of thanks to the hostess and all
who took part in the meeting
\thank-
was
was moved. Mrs. Stinson thank -
r,3 ed the outgoing president for
her work in the year and wel-
y, / corned the new president. #$ e$
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Immigrants entel-1119 Canada in
1953 totalled 169.000.
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MEDICAL
LEGAL
DR. M. W. STAPLETON
A. W. SILLERY
Physician and Surgeon
Barrister, Solicitor, Eta
Phone 90 Seaforth Phones:
Office 173, Residence 781
If no answer, call 59 SEAFORTH ONTARIO
JOHN C. GODDARD, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon L & HAYS
McCONNEL
Phone 110 - . Hensall
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. -
JOHN•A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
PATRICK D. McCONNELL
Physician and Surgeon
H. GLENN HAYS, Q.C.
Phones: Office 5-W; Hes, 6-3
County Crown Attorney
Seaforth
SEAFORTH, ONT,
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Telephone 174
Telephone 26
CHIRtOPRACTIC
E. A. McMASTER, B.A., M.D.
interne
Telephonee 27
D. H. McINNES
P. L, BRADY, M.D. Chiropractic - Foot Correctlon ;
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Telephone 55 Monday, Thursday — 1 to 8 p -m.
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OPTOMETRIST
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Office: Phones:
Royal Bank Office 561, Res. 456
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Phone 791
MAIN ST. SEAFORTH
55 South St. Te ePhan•
Office Hour's: Daily, except Mon-
to 6:80 Saturday,
Goderich
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day, 9 a.m. p.m,;
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phone 105 Seaforth
OFFICERS:
President J. L. Malone, Seaforth
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AUCTIONEERS ry
Vice Pres, J. H. MCE`winB, Blyth
Vanager and Sec: Treas. - M. A
JOSEPH L. RYAN
Reid, Seaforth.
Specialist in farm stock anal 4 -
DIRECTORS:
plemen'ts and household erttxlitt,
E, J. Trewarth% Clanton; J L,
sattsfaetion guaranteed, Lfesn" n
141 I111rou and Perth CotinuelL
Malone, Seaforth: & IL Whit
more, Seaforth; Chris, 1 IAM `
b'oz p tdcul0xsand ripen dttit a
ell' phone J602"1:141, $'1tA1dr
Bornholm; Robort Arehibal
write
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forth; Sohn H. MCP3wislt1S.."
William S. Alexander, Wditto9 ; lElfir
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