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B T IVIUTUAL IRE
INSURANCE
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HEAD.OPFICE EXETER. ant.
Direptarst
Martin Feeney - R.R.- 2, Dublin
President
cla3rton Calquhoun RH. 1.;
Vice -President • Science MU
Win,. H. Chaffe 1U 4, Mitchell
Tim Tooliey R.R. 3, Lucam
Raymond McCurdy 11114
Kirkttin
Robert Gardiner R.R. 1,
CrOlnartY
Agents:
4 Hugh Benninger • - Dublin
Harry Cdates Exeter
Clayton Harris - Mitehell
Socnatart-Traasurs0
Hugh Patteraou -Exeter
NEWS of
,
Vbrlatmas. Dap ,gnosta.wit
Mr: and. Mrs, ,'..:inorson.-.$4.10 and
Jim were b.t.t. and ltr*,, Don
4Ylo and. 4.410:.•.0.t• LOTAnT
Miss Grace reppnriT4ondon;.:,M4
and Mrs, Wantor Mnqfne130.,
Varna; Nr.'anct, NTS; Ivan, Steck
.1o. and. Ivan, Jr.Bayfield;
Miss Pat Norda!ki,: "Coded*
Miss icaren'MoXinloyi
Mr. 4114 Mrs. Robert Bell and
family of .Shaltespeare • visited
on Christmas Day with Ur. and
Mrs. Ray Bell, and family and
on Boxing Day, Ur. Robert
Weir, Stratford and. Miss Jean
Burgess of Stratford,
• At a ChriStman. eve .draw at
Norman Dickert's store, win-
-nemwere: first,'''Harold JO1leS)
beverage #et;. '49001A Gordon.
Belk 00 pounds White sugar;
Phone 527-�8f�
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Seefert
1697 CHEV. SEDAN (Demo) A.T.
1966 CHEV. BELAIRE '8' SEDAN
A.T., Radio — Lk. E91652
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1965 CORVAM MONZA-Hatiltoli
Lic, E89678
,1965 OLDSMOBILE
A.T., P.B, P.S. and Radio Lic. H58-314
1964 PONTIAC 4idoOr lardtoP; A.T.
P.S, P.B. and'R. Lk. F90043
1963-ICHEV. COACH
• Lic. E92499
1963 OLDS. SEDAN
• P.S, P.B. and R. — Lk. E91:1-652
1962 CHEV. "8" Station Wagon
A.T, Lk. 95432X
1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN
AT. Lic. E90-734
TO CLEAR — Two '67 Chev. Sedans and
One Chevelle '8' Convertible
1964 CHEV. PICK-UP, long base
Lk. C83734.
SALE on NOW
of
UNIROYAL
wiNTERIDE
SNOW TIRES
at
SEAFORTH
MOTORS
Phone 5274150 : Seaforth
Lot Open Evenings to 9:00 p.m.
•:OA* Ifitat Iton4r14,. thro.9
.p fte,I • .
Cbriatmas: Oar •visitors.. With
Xr.44.4 rs 1$4.11.1414.elion nnd.
gt.r)‘. Ind0401 Mr. and Mrs'.
dgar °Not.. Ur. And
rMs. Alex Murrar, Waterloo, Mr,:
and$.„Urs. N. W,,,Dkkort.
- Mr. and Ntrs. Rpm Anderson
and family, of gatter, Mr., ' and
Mrs.. Homer Campbell. of
IZn-
sall, spent ChristMas with My.
and Mrs. Emerson Aridenson.
Ur. and Mrs. .Murney Twit,
chell and Kimberley Anne of'
London, . visited. Christmas rtay
with the former's MOther, Mrs,
.W1114 Twitchell of liensall, al -
s the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .John IVIOGregor of Clinton,
MisS aropMcDride, Lg. Sault
Ste. Marie, Qt., is...spending' the
hokidaYn. Wit.b her Parente, Mr,
and 'Mrs. Edgar •MtBride.
gr.' and Mr. VOWS Kirk,
Louise and Paul, -visited-Christ*
mas Day with Mr. and; Mrs. Roy
Kirk, Port Stanley and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd-Meharg of . Kings-
mill.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Mellis •,in the
..passing of a :brother of Mrs.
Meflis th,e late Robert Gibson
, of *Wroiteter• Who was buried
'Christ -MAO. Dan • --. . -
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roch.us Faber included Mrs.
Frank Bean, Hensall, Mr.- and
Mrs Emerson Coleman and.
family, Seaforth,. and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Faber and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar' VI)e,Bride
ad Sharon ,spent Christmas
with (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dal-
rymple, Betty and Bonnie of
Brucefiekl.
Mr. and! Mrs. John Anderson
and Debbie, Mr. and) Mrs. Doug-
las Mann, Vicki and Bradley of
Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Keith An-
derson of London, also the Ran-
nie._family-. spent Christmas. .at
. the _Legion Hall in liensall.
Sunday visitors with .Mr. Ro-
bert Thomson were:. Mrs. David
Moyer •and •Adalle of Parry
Sound, Mr. and. Mrs. Richard
Cornish and family. of .Goderich,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes-.
and Larry of London. -
Those .spending Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P. Bell
'Mewled: Mrs, John Bell, Hen-.
sall, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jensen
and Hans of Fergus, M. and
Mrs. Irvin Ford and family of
grand Bend, Mr. and M. Jack.
%ell d fa lry.
Jeriisf'ent,
Fergu▪ s daYs wit
their,daughtcr d w4n-Ii
. ina Mis JcJc Bell 'an
family.
WEDDING
MIDTLIEN ViANLESS
Ria Ann Wanless, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Wanless of
Viroqua, and Orin' T.. I'Vfidtlien,
son of Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Midt-
lien, Coon. Valley, were married
at ,on,1,10c. 9, in the First
IVrethodistRittirch, Viroqua, Wis.
,Rev4ice Holmes oiffjeisted..The
'bride's • Other • is( the former.
16 Sid& of Seaford). „
Erma 'Oveilho, Edith
Giese were Matron, and •maid of
*nor respectively. Ms. Judy
'McCormick, Fli$s Kathyjiaxispn
and Mrs. •PitroViY 1X%n1eas v•act-.
ed as. hrldesiiraitis.Mrs Siiva
-NelsotwaS the4bride'S bersolial
ALL TVP&S
INWRANCE:
-Donald 6. 'Eaton
Office in Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 5274610 Seaforth
Choose Your
DIAMOND
Privitteiy
AT
SAVAUGE
JEWELLERt,
(Opposite Post Office)
Evening Appointment
By Arrangement
FRE -17 Jewel Watch
with each Diamond pur-
chase $100.00 or more
ofOtr4.0"Fe.‘'
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Thli thinotssanotin pas adoee
BY Margie Whyte and .Cero.1 Shortreod
Basketball:
Basketball games were the
order of the week, and will con -
Wine throughout the winter
months,
. Our outstanding coaches this
year are Miss Weiler and Mr.
Burgess 'for the girls' teamk
Mr. Reidy for the boysjunior
team; and Mr. Hook for the
boys' senior team. We certainly
appreciate all the. time these
teachers give in coaching the.
teams.
All four of the. $DI -J$ basket-
ball teams played their first
gime haat Wedneackiy, when
they fought against the Clinton
teams- On the whole,. pur teanis
did display some topnetch bait-
etball but only the :girls' senior
team was able to brag a victory.
Senior Girls' Team:
The girls' senior team, con
sisting of twelve members, has
for its captain, Debbie Miller.
F�r the girls' first home
game, our gym was filled with
rooters and cheer leaders, cheer-
ing our team on to victory. Sea -
forth won the game by a slim
margin of five points, the final
score being 35-30. Dawn a Rey-
nolds, our big scorer of the
day, put the ball' aver the rim
often enough for nine points,
while Mary Sills tallied eight
points and Angela Devereaux
accounted) for six points. Keep
up the good work girl!
Junior Girls' Team:
Janice Dietz "serves as cap-
tain for the .jnitior team which
has a -total membershiptof ten
girls.
The final score of the ,junier
game with Clinton was 32-26
with the hometown on the light
end of the score. The game how-
ever, was close .and har'fought
OM *nalie• 'Alta ?with
io &A, 0.••'Ourt.) in
t e oryl,,, ale
o, ph1l1 iht fihints
or ifer tea
Senior Boys' Team:
Doug Dalrymple is eapta:in for
the ten boys of the nior
team. At the game on W es -
day, in Clinton, Doug seca
total' of 20 points for his ,team,
while Rick Woods scored 14
pOints.
Coach 'Mr. Hook said that in
the first quarter, Clinton: was
leading by a margin df
points and after that time, the
boys began to play extreMely
well as a feTin. However, they
wer,e not able to catch up and
liVertake til,e lead and Clinton
difealed them *40.
'130,fs' 'ream:
The ten toys!constituting the
junior teana were also defeated
_When Clinton 'frounced 'them
674.2. Hefei*, we are 'Imre
that .after a bit More experience
and practice, "b•ul• junior team
will be boasting wins left and
right!
To,all thelneMbers of all the
temns in MIRE., we certainly
hope you still have a dtandy
basketball year and get a
chance to shine in WOSSA.
Good luck on January 4, when
you meet your Mitchell oppon-
ents!
Bowling:
The regular bawling club of
SDHS *re sponsors to a spec-
ial Christmas bawling event
attend.an t.
Best man iwaS Orlin Midthen
and' groomsmen, were Lincoln
Halverson, Bud McCormick, Carl
Holte and Birger Eklov. Trygve
Overbo,' Edward Wanless,
Charles kopplen and Burton Ek -
ern acted as ushers.
Mrs.-Overbo was in a red em -
Pitt style dress with matching
coat of red velvet, with the bo-
dice of the coat and dress bro-
cade. The other attendants were
attired in the same style gowns
d green velvet. They carried
white engraved • Bibles with
cascades oksweetheart roses.
The .bride wore a white vel-
vet empire style gown, with
matching coat. The .bodice of
the dress and coat were of
oceanwava velvet. Her open pill
box hat held a.finger tip length
veil. Her train was chapel
length. She carried a white Bi-
ble with cascading sweetheart
roses.
After a wedding trip to Cana-
da, the couple will live at 705
Mormon Coulee Road, La
Crosse, where the bridegroorn
is employed at Randall Graw
Company.
Seaforth Monument Works
All Types of
Cemetery
Memorials .
OPEN DAILY
PRYDE & $ON
inquiries are invited — TelePitOne
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SEAPORtFis Contact Willis bUntiat
' CLINTON 482.9421
held at the alley in Sederth„
. There was a turkey draw pro,
raised, if at beat, )twentydour
Atndents attended Good olti
Betterinan obtained the highest
tamturkey!
event and Ken Wood, the for-
bowlin score for the `4irLs.
Each n a i;towlmg tugniger.
thp • 1 an, ;boy who held,,enr-:
en 1-ar §, and Rill WitYte Won
the/esp. Mal thank§ is extended)
to Mike Stinnissen Who organ-
ized the event.
new DHS!) had 26 of their
atikleitts.,in- attendance at this
tunate one, went home with the
rang- was Paul Muir. Francis
SrarS a really should say gnOti
Tura ers Were else 'giveli te-
Top male scorer of MC eve -
ling scilicet.. Kar-
i
Christmas Program:
' Friday marked the last school
day -before the Christmas holi-
days, and as usual, the students
entertained each other to an
interesting program. ,
This year, instead of buying
each teacher a gift, they had ex-
pressed the desire .that the
money be Collected as usual
and.donated to a worthy cense
and at thecommencement of
oun..Program, Mr. Plumsteel an-
nounced that $100 was being
given to the Children's Aid So-
ciety fund in Goderich.
The 1.1A class with news re-
porter Charlie Smith, began the
program with a radio broadcast
from a Bethlehem station,
XIII/LA.S., taking the form of a
skit.
Diane Henderson, accompan-
ied..by Joanne Elligsen, repre-
sented 9B and favoured us with
two songs appropriate for this
season: Jingle Bell' Rock and
What Christreas,Mcans to Me, •
Grade 12D did a "take -off"
on John and Marsha, with Chris-
tine Pryee and Lia De Jong, rep-
resenting the two characters. -
Class 10A:did impersonations
on certain teachers. Diane Pat-
terson represented Miss Sikox,
John May:ba, Mr. Armes and Pat
Meidinger acted the part of Mr.
Hook. '
Crass 11B did a most comical
Skit with their star, Kathy Dale,
followed by another skit, "The
Night Before Christmas" done
by 90';
Yvonne Feeney of 12C gave
aii accordian solo, playing the
tunes of Wake up your Santa
Claus and Dublin in the Green.
Grade 12A did' a feature of
Charlie Brawn's Christmas and
even Snoopy made an appear-
ance! This was followed .13Y a
comical poem read by 'John
Gorwill 9A. -
' At thi,s time Magician Ted
Scott of 120 took over and did
his special difficult tricks on
his poor, victims Karen Sararas,
Bill Dineen and Larry Ritchie.
Preceeded by a skit done by
9B, Carol Wilbee and her bro-
ther Keith played two songs on
their saxophones.: I'm dreaming
of a White Christmas and
Please Release Me.
The program of fhe otudents'
talent ended by. a Department
Stare skit, presented) by Grade
13, Certain students acting the
part laf certain teachers took
their turn, and sitting on Santa's
knee, told him what they wish-
ed for Christmas -
To close the program, Hank
Scott, chairman for the event
and president of the Students'
Council, expressed on behalf of
the student body, a -sincere
thanks to the secretary, Mrs,'
Hildebrand and our three jani-
tors, by presenting each with a
gift.
Bus Students Treated:
On Thursday evening, as the
rural students mounted their
bus they. were the recipients of
a treat consisting of coke and
chocolate bars, from their in-
dividual bus drivers a the Hab-
kirk Tratisit Bus Lines.
All those students join us in
expressing a special thank -you
to fhe Habkirk transit for this
kind gesture.
INVEST
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Trust
Certificate
DONALD G.
EATON.
Office in Masonic Block
Main St, SEAPORTH
Phone 527-1610 ,
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4TFIll HURON
The latest teport free4. the
CEA Intermediate B MAO C
League secretary, dated Pee:, 4,
shows Seaforth in seeend Place
wit4 14 Paints, on a reeard of
seven wins and two losses. Piel-
tenhant kr, one point ahead with
seven MAP, one tie, and few
10S$4. gespeller has 12 points,
Port tigia 11, Durham six, Ac-
ton (six and Elora two,
Seaforth dominates tile indiY-
lanai scoring race placing four
men in the 'top ten. Kea Do*
leads the reegtke with the meat
Points, $$ and; mast assists, 21;
jack MeLlwainis a close sec-
ond ivith $4 pointa and' has a
,leading .16 geals. Bill MeLaugh-
lin is in third spot:*ith
points and BehlieuttncIracr is
sixth with 16-pointi,..
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VISIT SEAPORTii MANOR
Unit two of UCW Northside
United ChUrch entertained the
men at Seatorth Ivlanor last
week. 1Virs. Grace Addison, Mrs.
DOE Balk, Mrs. Mex Dennis
'and) Mrs: J. Dm Stewart, presi-
Vent, represented the unit.
Christmas selections were sung,
followed by a Christmas scrip-
ture reading and a short Christ-
mas story by Rev. J, tire Stew-
art -who also showed slides of
Centennial interest throughout
the district. Treats were given
to the patients.
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