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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-12-23, Page 111.• • ;'"" in',10;,11ritliinr,t47; , • I • .1. r STAFFEN'S PLUMBING Phone 49 Seaforth ii BEST WISHES! to one and all for a Christmas 'and New Year . . . unpre- cedented in joy and wish -ful- fillment! CLEAVE'S B.A. Service Station Phone 592 : Seaforth ERIC H. MUNROE INSURANCE Phone 394Seaforth • CRICH'S BAKERY Phone 34 Seaforth WM. HENDERSON Started Chicks Phone 645-J-1 Seaforth 1 GRAVES' WALLPAPER STORE Phone 7 Seaforth Best wishes to all for a Peace- ful and Happy Christmas! RAY R. BORDEN Prudential Insurance Representative 259-M : Seaforth MILLER'S Laundry Service Phone 247 Seaforth S A. MATHESON ELECTRICIAN Phone 340-W : Seaforth To everyone at Christmastime comes the joy of giving and receiving. It is our pleasure now to offer our sincerest wishes for a cheerful holiday to all our friends. J. A. WESTCOTT JEWELLER Phone 599-W Seaforth MUNRO'S MEAT MARKET Phone 446-W : Seaforth It's always a pleasure for us to wish everyone of our friends a Christmas and New Year filled to overflowing with hap- piness. SEASON'S GREETINGS! JOSEPH T. HUGILL CONTRACTOR Phone 3884 : Seaforth AVON PRODUCTS MRS. ALBERT BAKER Phone 356 : Seaforth May you find good cheer, peace and happiness at Christ- mastime These are our sin- cere wishes for all our friends who have made this Christmas such a wonderful one for us. M. E. CLARKE Reliance Gasoline and Oils Phone 146 Sea forth Now is the time for all good holiday.mishes . . May we wish to all our friends the best of health and joy for Christmas. ROBERT BELL INDUSTRIES LTD. Phone 268 : Seaforth THOS. PRYDE & SONS MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN Exeter Clinton Seaforth DICIQS • CASH GROCERY ' Phone 91 ; Seaforth Christmas cheer with. holly, mistletoe and holiday cheer— may your Christmas be a merry one, your joy complete! J. W. MODELAND ELECTRICIAN Phone 660 r 4 : Seaforth ,,t4i;t Overly's' HAL WH/YTE & SON MEATS Phone 341 • Seaforth Bright as the stars and sweet as the sugar cane on your Christmas Tree are our wish- es for you this holiday sea- son! J. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Phone 791 • Seaforth THE STAR CAFE . TOM CHONG, Prop. Main St. Seaforth FIRST CHURCH BARBARA KIRKIVIA HEARS R EPORTS, ELECTS EXECUTIVE The annual meeting of the Bar- bara Kirkman was opened with a poem, "Gifts of Little Children," by the president, Mrs. Keith Sharp. Hymn 106 was sung, followed by prayer by Mrs. Sharp. The attendance was received from the group leaders and 23 calls were made to the 'shut-ins. Mrs. Orland Johnston read an in- teresting letter from Margaret Malcolm, telling some of the fine work she and her husband are do- ing on the mission field. Betty Simpson sang a lovely solo, ac- companied by Mrs. M. R. Rennie on the piano. The offering was received by Mrs. Smale and dedi- cated with prayer by Mrs..Sharp. The president called on the var- ious secretaries for their reports, all of which was very encouraging. In the absence of the treasurer, Miss Janet Cluff, Mrs. Mae Dor- ranee read the fine treasurer's re- port. Mrs. R. Kerslake reported 63 members for the Glad Tidings. The Home Helpers' secretary, E. H. (Al) CLOSE Barber Shop - Music Store Main St. : Seaforth ELLIOTT'S QUICK LUNCH DINNERS - LUNCHES Main St. • Seaforth eetst wishes • M. BERGER Prop. WHITE SEWING MACHINES AND REPAIRS Phone 338• Seaforth We're thinking of you, all our friends, and hoping that this happy Christmas season brings to you good cheer. good health and. good fellowship. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. SMITH GROCERIES Phone 12 Seaforth To everyone at Christmastime comes the joy of giving and receiving. It is our pleasure now to offer our sincerest wishes for a very cheerful holiday to all our friends. SEAFORTH 5c TO $1.00 STORE ELMER LARONE Main St. Seaforth Tinkling bells, holly wreaths, Winter scents with eVergreens, logs on hearth, candles bright, little faces beam delight . . . these, to us, are all warm re- minders that a very special time is here . . . so a very special wish is due. May this holiday se as on bring you abounding stores of good cheer, peace and happiness. CHRISTIE'S MEAT MARKET Phone 58 : Seaforth Mrs.. H. Leille,,reported 09.50 with 18 members. Miss Belie Campbell • sent several -bundles- of- literature away during the year. Mrs. Charters, the ways and means sec- retary, reported the 10e a-- week proved successful with the two pot- luck suppers during the year. These reports were moved and seconded- by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Andrews. The president, Mrs. Sharp, in very appreciative words, thanked everyone who had helped to make this a very successful year. Mrs. J. F. Scott took over the meeting for the election of offi- cers. Mrs. J. A. Patterson read the slate of officers for 19561 presi- dent, Mrs. Keith Sharp; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. E. Andrews; secretary, Mrs. Elmer Rivers; treasurer, Miss Janet Cluff; Literature, Mrs. Dale Nixon; Home Helpers, Mrs. Harold Whyte; press., Mrs. Reg. Kerslake; Welcome and Welfare, Mrs. Orland Johnston; Glad Tid- ings, Mrs. Reg. Kerslake; Life Membership, Mrs. Russell. Sproat and Mrs. Wallace RosS;- pianist, 'Mrs. J. A. Munn; supply, Mrs. Mae Dorrance; social. Mrs. Clare Reith and Mrs. Sid Pullman; program convener. Mrs. J. Patterson. It . was moved by Mrs. Campbell and seconded by Mrs. M. R. Rennie: That the nominating report be ac- cepted. Mrs. D. Glenn Campbell then installed the new officers and also thanked Mrs. Sharp for the wonderful leadership she bad giv- en .during the year. Mrs. Sharp continued with a short business period. The Janu- ary meeting will open with a pot- luck supper. The executive will meet early in the year to plan the meetings for the year. Mrs. J. F. Scott came forward and present- ed life membership certificates to Mrs. Robert Charters and Mrs. James Murray, for their faithful- ness and service in the Barbara Kirkman. Mrs. E. Andrews led the meeting for the devotional part, which was taken from the December Glad Tidings, this being a Christ- mas program. The scripture read- ings were taken by Mrs. S. Hab- kirk, Mrs. Hemberger. Miss Min- nie Habkirk and Mrs. M. Dor- ranee. Hymn 165 and prayer brought a fine meeting to a close. WRIGHT'S GROCERY Phone 77 Seaforth N. SCOINS DRYCLEANING Phone 242 Seaforth May your home be filled with the Christmas spirit; may your hearts be filled with good cheer and may your every dream come true this happy holiday. OKE'S BILLIARDS MAGAZINES and NOVELTIES May this Christmas bring to you in rich abundance all the good things in life — and may they remain with you through- out the New Year. SE A FORTH BEAUTY SALON HAIRDRESSERS Phone 157 Seaforth Seaforth Hurons Win 2-1 Over Burlington Seaforth Hurons moved into un- disputed possession of second place in the Western Division of the 0.11.A. Junior "B" Big Ten group Thursday night, when they defeated the highly -touted Burling- ton Hallidays 2-1. Friday night they played the London Collinson Flyers in London, defeating them 9-6. Ernie Smith scored the ultimate winning goal when he converted a pass from Mason at the 3:10 mark of the second period to give the Hurons a 2-0 lead. George Morelli scored the only Halliday goal on a pass from Oliver at the 16:14 mark of the third period. Bruce McFadden. son of Coach -Farmer" McFadden. gave the Hurons a 1-0 lead at the end of the first period when he scored on passes from Bell and McL1- wain. BURLINGTON—Goal, Olesevich; defence. Hazlett. Lang•, centre, Morelli; wings. Haddon. Oliver; al- ternates. Price. Brown. Sutton. Preston. Shulker. Rosser. Jenkins. Amadeo. SEAFORTH—Goal. Salter; de- fence, O'Cain, Bell; centre, McL1- wain; wings, McFadden. Shantz: alternates. Thompson. Smith, Vena . Boechini. Mason. Griffin, Morris. Summary First Period -1. Seaforth, Mc- Fadden (Bell. McLlwain) 14:39. Penalties—Thompson. 13:56; Ros- ser. 7:42: Sutton. 14:00. Second Period — 2. Seaforth Smith (Mason). 3:10. Penalties— Vena 3:25. Lang 19:04 Third Period -3. Burlington. Mor- elli (Oliver) 16:14. Penalties—Sal- ter 5:45. Oliver 6:06. Bell, 16:15. 5EAsoNi/ 61,eoriN165 lb AU- OUR Menlos ( l''':4 , ,P, ;•--,....%•• 0.41, ilk /71/fAllleill g iria..•••• , allir 'air ,- rivm YOUR ROE FEED DEALER. x So ,oic 0 • c e C)C6, r 0 bCyC tra ist — hi in in 1, rt 4( • • 4:7 ••