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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1957-12-13, Page 3• r;, • ,";'• r_zrr;" AS mupti, AS QUIET DE LUXr PORTABLE with exclusive TWIN-PAK RIBBON CHANGER Only Royal Portables have the amazing Twin -Pak ribbon (no winding, no thread- ing, no smudgy hands—your fingers never touch the ribbon) and the famous Magic° Margin (sets margins instantly, automati- cally with a flick of the finger). Set your youngster on the Royal road to learning this Christmas with a Royal Portable. Helps improve spelling, neatness and accuracy. As Low As $97.50 Low Down Payments — Easy Terms • The Huron: Expositor McLean Bros., Publishers ,Since 1860, Serving the Community First e" - PS, TS' .1 '4 .1' • TT .T ;14 '4 T4 '4 • 14 • -11T .; 'TT • Aqc(os,er,,Sattow and'Nfrs, Robert ic'en,rs',1(04e.+4 41PWL,WerlieSdaY. With the* fatner, X.r. J. W. Britton. Mr. and, Mrs. W. Lloyd Barker spent Saturday ix Burford with. and Mrs. .A.1vip, Williams. Mr, and Mrs. Oalton Malcolm 'id sons visited in Glencoe on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibb. Air, and Mrs. Harold Thiel and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus l,,,annin on Sunday. Mr. George Ahrens and family spent Sunday With Mr•. and Mrs. Albert Roney. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gorchm,__Don- na and Barry, Seafortl, visited her mother, Mrs. James Malcolm, on Sunday. / Lodge Aids Fund With -Euchre The property committee of the Seaforth Orange Lodge sponsored a successful euchre Friday night. Winners were: ladies, high, Mrs. Joseph Grummett; lone hands, Mrs. B. Hildebrand; consolation, Mrs. Coutts; men,ihigm, Charles Cunningham; lone Sands, Alex Mc- Michael; consolation, John Cro- zier. RECEPTION and •DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Schade Wed., Dec. 18th Walton Community Hall Ladies Please Bring Lunch 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 DANCING Every Friday Night Ian Wilbee -and°11is Melody Makers Featuring Vocalist DONNA WAGNER in — Community Centre SEAFORTH Dancing 10 - 1 ADMISSION — 75 Cents Auspices: Seaforth Athletic Association mmummimiiiiiimumumniamm PPP,P. '4 'Ps, 4, P.A., -P4..• TS, .P", .PYPP. , , Gift Suggestions For Her: Boshart Qedar Chests Appliances Personal and Clock Radios, Beautiful Airfoam Pillows Hassocks Gift Suggestions For the Home: Hostess Chairs Bedroom and Living Room Suites Chrome Furniture Coffee & End Tables (light or dark finish) GIFTS FOR THE PRIDE AND JOY: Cribs and Play Pens in finest finishes High Chairs Doll Strollers Doll Carriages • For That Special Gift TV — Phillips Spartan Philco RECORD PLAYERS Combination Radio - Phonos 13 We Service Everything We Sell WE DELIVER G. A. Whitney / Furniture FLOOR COVERINGS TELEVISION Main St. FUNERAL — AMBULANCE SERVICE Goderich St. West Phone 119 Seaforth kft:ra.i I ; ..e../44, ,!!'•P , •••,4 .1",p, Pik P., P",.. '9,.11 '4, Ppp , • sale S44009 - ADO flelea 191ko1it, og ad- M.gin, and .Miss Smith, of Waterloo, who are attendisgitrat;, Mrs. J. Mckibbon Heads Legion The regular meeting of the Lad- ies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion was held in' the Legion rooms on Wednesday night. The president,Mrs: Olive Little, was in the chair and opened the meeting with the carrying on of the flags by Standardbearers Mrs. D. Adams and Mrs. P. Coombs. "0 Canada" was sung." There were 27 members present and three new members voted on for approval. It was decided to send a nice Christmas box to the branch's adopted veteran in Westminster Hospital, and cigarettes to the boys in the service. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Helen Allan, and two sponge dolls won by Mrs. E. Little and Mrs. A. Watson, and a, bouquet of sponge flowers was won by Mrs. G. Fraiser. The door prize was won by Mrs. Janet McGregor. The election of officers for 1958 followed. Officers are: past presi- dent, Mrs. Olive Little; president, Mrs. Jean McKibbon; first vice- president, Mrs. Betty Dennis; sec- ond vice-president, Mrs. Helen Nicholson; sergeant -at -arms, Mrs. Ina McGrath; executive, Mrs. Dora Taylor, Mrs. Doreen Eisler, Mrs. Jean Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Ed- gar; treasurer, Mrs. Alex Muir; secretary, Mrs. Janet McGregor; press reporter, Mrs. Barbara Scott; social convener, Mrs. Peggy' Coombs; sick convener, Mrs..41e1- m Allan; auditors, Mrs. Olive Lit- tle, Mrs. Clara Little; property committee, Mrs. Charlotte Woods, Mrs. Annie Sallows; buying com- mittee, Mrs. Janet McGregor, Mrs. Angela Watson, Mrs. Doreen Eis- ler. The meeting closed with the re- tiring of the colors and "The Queen." An exchange of Christ- mas gifts was hely and a delicious lunch was served ay the Decem- ber committee. 049 ATS'' oglf:tamtice 40aohlog 1NO• Tuclwpanat13,,landox, t4o ki,IPerld7 404 Q't 1114§, Laurabelle Reichert. Gerald Wurm, Exeter, was the winner of a• cbriStMas cake at "el's Texaco Service Station. Mr. George Thompson, of Lon- ildn, England, wtm arrive here on gutulay, December 15, to spend the Christmas holidays with his daughter and ,son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiford and family. Mr. Thompson will spend two weeks here. Amber Rebekah Lodge, at their meeting Wednesday evening,. dis- cussed plans for their annual Christmas party, to be held Wed- nesday, December 18,when mem- bers will exchange gifts, and will also bring gifts to the ineeting to be donated to the Children's Aid Society at Goderich. Noble Grand Mrs. William Caldwell presided for the meeting. United Church Notes Rev. A. J. McKim, of Wesley - Willis United Church, Clinton., ad- dressed the You -People's Fire- side meeting in. the United Church here Sunday evening, with Y.P. societies from Varna, Kippen, Brucefield, Exeter, Elimville and Centralia as guests. Huron Junior Farmer's choir led the music. Wins Christmas Cake Mr. Laird Mickle was the win- ner of the Christmas cake drawn for on Saturday night. Reeve N. Jones drew the winning ticket. The project was sponsored by Hensall Kinettes, with proceeds for welfare work. Mrs. Irvin Armstrong, president of Exeter Kinettes, made the cake. Bingo Winners Winners at the bingo Saturday night, sponsored by Hensall Leg- ion, were: chickens, Tom Dougall .(2), Bill Noakes (2), Bill Parker, Mr. Clarence Reid, Gordon Cole- man, Mrs. Jim Bengough, Mrs. Bob Parker Sr., Mrs. Reichert, Mrs. William Brintnell, Mrs. Sam Rennie, Lorne Hay, Ernie Har- burn. Special games(turkeys): Jack Corbett, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. Ernie Harburn, Mrs. George Varley, Norman Harburn, Bert Horton, Harvey Keys, Tom Dou- gall, Mrs. Mae McLellan, Mrs. C. Wilkinson. The door prize, a turkey, went to Mrs. Bob Baker, Sr. KIPPEN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Seigle, Jim- mie and Donnie, of Centralia, vis- ited Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins. il1r. and Mrs. Russell Grainger, M. and Mrs. Don Hendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGregor, of Hensall Co-op, spent Monday and Tuesday in Toronto. While there they attended the annual Co-op meeting and banquet. Miss Carol Faber spent Sunday in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr, Win- throp, visited recently with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson. Wedding bells soon will be heard around Kippen. • Mr. Fred Nichols, of Birch Riv- er, Manitoba, is visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Clark, Sr., also a niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. W Tr ehne. Christmas concert at Tuck- ersmith School No. 2 is being held at the school on Dec. 17, at 8:15 p.m. Mr. Powell, of Seaforth, was the winner of a fruit cake in a draw at Dickert's store last week. Mrs. William Kyle was the lucky winner of a set of steak knives, donated by Purity Flour, at Em- merson Kyle's store. Mrs. Jean Kyle, of Clinton, vis- ited last Wednesday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Kyle. The Christmas concert at SS 14, Stanley, is to be held Dec. 17, at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. John Cooper, accompanied by Mrs. Alex Whitfield, of Lon- don, recently spent a few days in Detroit, Royal Oak, Mich., and Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, vis- iting sisters, a brother-in-law and friends. Mrs. William McLean has taken up residence in Hensall, having moved on Monday of this week. Mrs. Joe Ducharmei of Dash- wood, and Mrs. Jennie Schilbe, of Exeter, were Sunday visitors with their mother, Mrs. James McCly- mont. WMS Officers The December meeting of the WMS was held at the church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Mc- Lellan, vice-president, chaired the meeting. Mrs. Robert McGregor and Mrs. Norman Dicket were hos- tesses. Hymn No. 64 opened the meeting. The scripture, St. Luke, chapter 2, verses 1-20 and prayer were taken by Mrs. Harold Jones. Christmas carols were sung and the study book was given by Mrs. Russell Consitt, assisted by several other members. The meeting dos- ed with prayer by the minister, Rev. D. A. MacMillan. Following is the slate of officers: honorary president, Mrs. Emmer- son Anderson; president, Mrs. Russell Consitt; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. John Anderson; second vice-president, Mrs. Harold Jongs; third vice-president, Mrs. Howaid Finkbeiner; secretary, Mrs. Wil- mer Jones; treasurer, Mrs. Mor- ley Cooper; press secretary, Mrs. Norman Long; Missionary Month- ly secretary, Mrs. Archie Parsons; Mission Band, Mis Dorothy Turn- er; Baby Band, Mrs. Ross Broad - foot; qomrnunity Friendship sec- retary, Irs. Ralph Turner; Chris- tian Stew dship, Mrs. Ross Love; supply secfaary, Mrs. Emmerson Kyle; pi committee, Mrs. Archie Pal •ons and Mrs. Robert McAllister; pianists, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot and Mrs. Harold Jones; Sunshine and Associate Members secretary, Mrs. Eldon Jarrott; Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Stew- art Pepper. WA officers Honorary presi- dent, Mrs. Harold Jones; presi- dent, Mrs. .Alex McMurtrie; first, vice-president, Mrs. Robert , MC - OF THE WEEK Gregor; second vice-president, Mrs. Verne Alderdice; treasurer, Mrs. Edgar McBride; secretary, Mrs. Egbert Faber. SOON Tttesda,y 1,a,asrthe BtnOt Council cafter-eXani" 4aUbek enjoyed by all who attended" M44 ie WAS Stuiplied by iJ1gtuart and erChestra. The Students! Council was very pleased with the attend- ance, Rs ,the dance was held on a 0000, night At the Students' Council meeting, held on. Nov. 21, preparations for the year Wok staff were made but nothing was decided for certain, as the size of the year book staff is not yet• known. It was reported at this meeting the school Christmas cards had arrived and would be put on sale immediately. • A date for the formal was also discussed, but time ran out be- fore a date coulek be set. • $ $ After -Dinner League Team II, Jim Crich's, again was victorious when they played Team V, Charlie McGregor's, on Nov. 26. The game 'was very close and some times a bit rough. The game ended 28-26, with both teams trudg- ing off the floor very tired. The game played on Tuesday, Dec. 4, was also close, but Team VI took a decisive lead over Team III in the second half. Thirty-three points in favor of Team VI to 23 points for Team III was the final score. Christmas exams are over for another year and results have started coming back. For some , they are pleasant; for some, not so agreeable, but for all it's bac to work. PIANO TUNING KEN HILL, of London, will tune a limited number of pianos before ChNtmas. Have yours done early and avoid disappointment! • Free estimates without obligation. • Good deals on Used Pianos. • Tremendous • savings on New Pianos and Min - shall Electric Organs. Contact Through JOHN PULLMAN'S Barber Shop in Commercial Hotel Building, or PHONE 46 — SEAFORTH- wkowatoolv Tomapin nomito.te neoerrOp, 49, council, a deputy .replr'e eluded for the first' :tithe 41 the' township's history, This yesrs. comma beaded by Reeve Harvey Coleman as coin, pleted the necessary steps to elect a deputy -reeve. Clerk Fred* Wat- son said that requirenients are 1,000 qualified voters. Although the voters' lisls con- tains 4544 names, only 140 are termed qualified voter. 'Certain names on the list are not eligible to vote on questions. Although the new position of deputy -reeve has been created, the total number, of councillors will not be increased. The deputy -reeve will take the 'Mace of one of the eouncillors. Council in session at Varna took no action on a request for a grant from the Ontario Temperance Fed- eration. The federation asked for funds to promote its program which provides Ontario teen-agers with information regarding alco- hol. PPP Let' Bring us, yoUr OM*" Turkey or •Poirl '.1.1;04! IVIORNINO, Dge.. 20; will , perfectly and ready fdr you mas Eve. SMITH'S RAKE Phone 37 : Seat, 1 ‚4.94.9,44.44 P(A. '`P,P. • ". • dr I Ir-n•p'r IW I 7,7,2 "(t. « I ( gr,•.• SINGER SEWING MACHINE ... SPECIALS ... Christmas Prices on Portables Cabinet, DemonstraCors and Used Machines - LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES JACK MOORE Seaforth : Phone 657 r 14 Pt, PlIV:CIARISPAPS SPEW • 1,,,—"*".°""04*• A.:.40 ^0 I' • Here's Just the Present Every Home Should Have! 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