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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-12-26, Page 71.;;;;' ;if.> r": c • 4 1Vo'd, like to „get, down to bzass taciat and do two !I:two thank ma log Pour patronage and wish You all a Yam itylwrir Christmas! GEO. A. SILLS & SONS Phone 527-1620 7.,;" ,r;?' ,r4;i1 'I') Seaforth 1 IF FARM, FARM STOCK FOR SALE? IJSE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED THEY PAY YOU DIVIDENDS THE HURON EXPOSITOR • IT;PY ir,4 I I OW 1401/4.Zatt BOW -040.140ining, lehft' B0POY 14.0.117t 011 S0tnrkrt-"ThelY*001.0' .n.rn; Mr, and NM Lawrence Parher,' and NOW and Larrs cf:',LOnt, don; Mr. Ana Kt& Eric Norris! Mr. and NW. WV/ P.arkert Russell and 1,4100 BOttY Ann, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs, V.O. Harris., Stratford; 'WA and Mrs.. Alvin Williams and Fay; Mr. and Mrs, Edward Tobey, Biiirford;MIss Janice Peaehey, Atwood; Mrs. Myrtle Moore; • Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence ,Hannon. Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Ailtens had as guests for Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs, Emmerson Durst and, family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ailt- ens and Ann and Mrs, Neil Nairn and boys, Kitehener. Miss. Ethel Mae Mitchell is expected home to spend Christ- mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Han- non and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Han- non, David and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker and fainilY, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl, Whal- en, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Bush - field, were the guests of Mrs. Rhea Jeffery for Christmas. With Mr. and. Mrs. George Pepper for Christmas were: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper; Mr. and MTS. Wayne Pepper, Saska- toon; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pep- per, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Carpenter and baby, Kar- myn, Vancouver, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs. L. Barker, Larry and Wen- dy; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris; Mr. and Mrs. George Moore, Linda, Randy and Warren; Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fisher, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper, Den- nis and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Balfour, Stratford. Mrs. Rena -Stacey and Mowet are spending Christmas with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmor Zulaus, SebringVille. • t''.0:00..yee6*.vor in this, the most festive season of the year, we express the sincere wish that your Christmas may be the picture of great joy and glad tidings. Many thanks for your loyal patronage! GINGERICH'S SALES & SERVICE • I'HONE 527-0290 - ;44 , pcdf SEAFORTH r • oe. .ock HU, I 41 it. r • r.—e, r A -Z0214% ;4.1,:Jr • i 1 A,A) • • ••• 11E38111GS or,.q..1110,10,31111,1i lyaryos. .3,*a 1.e;rnreVit, •••••.0. 'II }sr% • ,.. "When they saw the Star, they rejoiced with exceeding great joy." As the message of the manger shins anew, we wish for all a truly wondrous Christmas. M.' y your blessings be bountiful. Grateful thanks to you. So FURNITURE STORE Phone 527-0680 Now, BOX Ltd. FUNERAL HOME Phone 527-0885 ion at Mr. aid Idra- Charles Roney and famllY! Mr.., and Ws. Andy Rag and Murray; ¥r knd Mrs, Rev. Simpson and. NfaMity; Mr. and Mrs. Larry raflti Mr. and Mrs. Leo wernhant- Penfield and family; Mr. agorae Ahrens and 'Gerald; Kr. and Mrs. Keith Ahrens, Cabrillo; Mr. and Mrs. Pete. Shnpeen and tamily, are celebrating with Mr. and VXT0. Bert Tubb and Lloyd for Christ - M40, Jack Burchill for the Christmas Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. holidays are their sops, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Burgle, Jeff and Lin- da, Buelington; Mr. Robert Bur- chill and friend, Stratford; Mr. Fred Plerbert; Mr, and Mrs. Dave Wickie and family; Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burchill, Mitchell; Mr. Dan Burchill, Tor- onto; Mrs. Ann Burchill and Jim, Dublin; Mr. Gustano and HarrY AhrenS; Miss Patricia Burchill, London. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin had SS their guests for Christ- mas, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corri- veau and family, Zurich. With Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Aikens for Cluistmas: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie and family Mrs, Edward Leslie, Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Molesworth; and for New Years, are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Aikens; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eicluney- ier and family; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aikens and family. With Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stat - ton for Christmas will be Mrs. John Stone, and Mr, and• Mrs. Bruce Falkner, Exeter. We are sorry to report Mr. Bill Lannin and Mrs. Fred Smith had appendix operations in Seaforth Community Hospi- tal, last week. Both are doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lannin and Darwin, Mr. Austin Lannin, will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel and fam- ily, Fullarton. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Britton and baby left an Thursday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith News of WALTON Parlor, OakvOloR Manitoba. With Mr. and Mrs,'Earlit04, 0Y for Christmas, hie Paretitk Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Itone7- MiS0 Jean Britten, TOMS°, Miss Nancy Lanni;—Laudon 1145.0 Ethel Mae Mitchell, Tor- onto, Miss Mary tannin, WII08, Gladys Roney, Teachers' Col- lege, Mr. Keith Malcolm, Wes- tern 'University, Mr. Bruce Mal- colm, London, Mr, Larry Bark- er, Loudon, Mr. Alan Roney, Waterloo, will spend their Christmas holidays at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Lannin, Gary and Wendy are planning on spending Cbristmas in Ham- ilton with friends Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis, Joan and Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ische, Bradley and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Ken An- nis and Kerry Lee, Stratford, spent Christmas witb Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole, Staffa. Mrs. Mabel Higgerson, Mr. Harry Proctor are spending Christmas with her daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Elligsen, of Brodhagen. The Christmas meeting of the 17th and Boundary Unit was held at the home of Mrs. John Bos with thirteen members pre- sent. Mrs. Hugh Johnston opened the meeting with the Call to Worship "A wish to Christmas". "0 Little Town of Bethlehem." was sung and the scripture read- ing was taken from Matthew 1 and 2. Mrs. Johnston offeied prayer followed by reading a poem, "A Gift for Jesus." Mrs. James Williamson gave the topic, "Reija Sans Ocean Going Ordeal" "Joy to the Wor- ld" was sung. Mrs. Martin Baan presided over the business session. It was agreed that starting the New Year boxesawould be sent to the women and cards to the men in time of sickness. A Christmas greeting from Mr. -Leeming was read Officers were re-elected for 1969. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ross Bennett. The meeting closed with "Silent Night." An old-fashioned Christmas concert was held on Friday eve- ning in the Community Hall, sponsored by the Women's In- stitute. Christmas music was supplied by Misses Karen Mc- Donald and Sharon Marks prior to the program which included: pre-school recitations, junior public school activities, interme- diate class choir, senior room dialogue, two-part play by six Institute members; also three numbers by high school girls. Mrs. Jan Van Vliet, the presi- dent, told the story, "The Night Before Christmas" to the pre- school children who sat around her on the platform. Mrs. Torrance Dundas acted as chairman for the evening, The Public Relations committee in- cluding Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs, Don Achilles and Mrs. Neil McGav- in, were in charge of the pro- gram. At the close of the eve- ning Santa presented the child- ren with candy canes. The pian- ists for the evening were Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Herbert Wil- liamson and Miss Lois William- son. Miss Carol Wilbee of Strat- ford Teachers' College, is vaca- tioning •with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Wilbee. Mrs. Walter Broadfoot left this week for Saskatoon, Sask., where she will be a guest at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Love, for the next few weeks. Guests on Christmas Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas were Mr, and Mrs. Clemens Stutz, Golden Val- ley, Mr. and Mr. W. Stutz, Wat- erloo, Miss Jeanne Dawson, Kit- chener and Mr. Valfrom Stutz, Toronto. Mr. Larry Walters of Water- loo University, will spent the holiday season With his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wal - tett. Miss Nellie Bean is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan. Miss Sherri' Craig of Western University, London, is holiday, ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig, A Pleasant at was held Pe*. 1.7tit at- the ...lions of AO. •04 Mo. P .1401,49 when the nalakimrs surPtised them, tlAs segasia4 Of their thirtieth Weticlin$ anniverearY. The. evening Was Vent: at' Mehra- Winners 'beteg: ladies' hi" Mrs. Allan Johnsonladier# low, mrs, Nelson Hood; gent's high, Mr, l)icic McCabe; ge-st's low, Mr. Lawrence Reichert. A presentation of an oil paintings was made after an address read by Mr. Alex Melleath, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McLach- lan. who celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Dec. nth, were guests of honor at a party` arranged by their (laughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Deichert of London, at Zurich town hall, Saturday evening. It was attended by relatives and friends. The celebrants were present- ed with gifts and good wishes. For entertainment bnproved court whisk was played and a dance followed with an orches- tra from London and Zurich. "'Afro' • ....I' ek e-4 ec.1 el el el ;el r• e The 33tuceti014 'United .Church,. Tnekeramnb- unit 410 their Cluistmae meeting and dinner at 140 hOlne Of Mrs, John -Preadfont with an atten- dance of 30 home helpers and Members and One ,Y1010r* Mrs. G. Richards** at tie piano, op- ened the meeting singing carols, Mrs. W. McCartney and mrs.. B. waiters had charge, assisted by Mrs. Merton KeYair Who read the scripture on the birth of Christ. The business part by the meeting was chaired bY *UrOP RQSS Chapman. Mrs. D. Stewart invited the milt to her home for the January Meeting- Mrs, W. Haugh, Miss M. Swan, Mrs. Berry will prepare the ,PrOgrafin for the coming year...The offl, cers will be the same as last Year. •••• Mrs. Gordon Idahardiee wee Preseoted with * rett anfl JOW eras' the group. 'Wishertiser hap, Pin*Seta her ,now". 4it .torik gifts' ver*Vm.• thanks, Walt Afrs. P!Padfoot,....' "...i.P.4.)4-tearliii4oser*NeRnsorum Exposit* • se Phone 527.0240 10 eppy Chnbtrnas The best of hopes are extended to you for a warm, happy holiday with friends you hold =cm and dear. And it is time to thank you for your loyal patronage. McLAUGHLIN MOTORS Seaforth Phone 527-1140 - tl r,41,p4oj,40.- 1 e0gt1l41lp ;054 Now's the time to thank you for • your continued good will, and wish you and your family a happy holiday' QUEEN'S HOTEL SEAFORTH ZaratA'0a4.41Y.-z.P.f.'",t ttq F..41 F:•;;.1 t.; 1). .1 ,s-• In the East a Star shone, guiding the Wise Men to the sacred manger. Let the message of the Nativity light the way for us today... to the blessings of lasting Peace ap.4, good Will. , A Merry Christmas from the Management and Staff of STEWART Bit