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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-12-26, Page 8. '¼ 'Ss ••S‘. 'T.- 01, 1P0'. ( 4W I .011Pif '1 , Tbirfr-five. senior citizens wee eXttertained to a bus tour - 'Of *Mall, Exeter and area, on Wednesday evening, to view the 'ghrjstknaSlights and &cora- tienX, followed with a Christmas coneert in Hensall Public Orr« DO, 264 00 ain Senior Citizens School. The school glee dluh der direction of Lawrence Wein, music supervisor, contributed several numbers threughout the evening. Other numbers includ- ed a piano solo by Pamela Mickle; vocal selections by Ken- ; k4.41 ae • ...Ts.... TS. TS, g 'vs • " ,`• • "0 .• • Here's wishing you a merry old-fashioned Christmas. And to you, warm thanks for your confidence and trust! It has been a pleasure to serve you. Joseph T. Hugill GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 527-1265 , Ir,411r1../4 .414 I .4111 Tss TO. fr.w ow' ..elti I .41 ; e e r p.k e • ek TS, TS, Ts. TS. TS. Seaforth TT, ny Ducharme and Gus Greces, with guitar and saxophone ac- companiment. Reading by Mrs, Earl Rowe; song, Sherry Trav- ers, accompanied by Miss Greta Lammie; trumpet duet, Cathy Fuss and Don Truemner, Mrs. Wm. Fuss accompanist. Santa presented each with a candy cane. Kinsman John Baker was MC for the concert. The tour was a project of Hensall Kins- men and Kinette clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacKinnon, London, are visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. Janet MacKinnon. Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Kyle are: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bazzato and Dana, Port Colborne; Mr. and Mrs. Al Kyle and Pat of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kyle, Jr.; -and family, Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell and family, and Mr. Jim Venner of Hensall. Yuletide visitors with Mrs. Alice Joynt will be Dr. Harry and Mrs. Joynt and Judith, Tor- onto; Dr. W. T. Joynt, London. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Smale will be Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harrison and family of Angus; ?tr. and Mrs. Eric Smale and family, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs, Don Smale and family, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smale and Brian, Mrs. Bet- ty Cousins, Christine and Danny, Mr. Jim Wallace, all of London; • Mr. Wayne McLachlen, Wood- ham. 'Mr. Charles Mickle flew home from Bethlehem, Pa., Tuesday evening of last week to spend Christmas vacation with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Ricky Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, LondOn, for two weeks, where he underwent eye sur, gery, returned borne on Wednes- day of last week. Ricky, 15, a grade nine student at South Huron District High School, Ex- eter, received eye injuries when he was struck in the eye.'"hk a puck while playing hockey at the local arena. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mickle, Pamela, Judith and John, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillian, Dav- id and Tommy, Waterloo, Mr. Charles Mickle, Bethlehem, Pa., Robert and Miss Ann Mickle, UWO, London, Miss Lynne Crouch, Arva, Mrs. Florence Joynt, Hensall, are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Christmas guests with Mrs. John Henderson are Miss Sylvia Henderson, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Byran Underwood, of Gorrie. Dr. Norma Hopkinson and family, Lion's Head; Mrs. Gary Corlett and family, Toronto, will be Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook. Introduce Safety Ohl am sick of Christmas, The con3mercia1 kind of one! The one *here/folks praise Santa, Claus, But never once think of the Son. I'm tired of the kind of Christmas That is filled with hurry and rush— Buying gifts, sending cards, and partying— Never hearing the Still Night's hush. 1 resent being urged — Buy here! Buy there! Buy this I Buy that! And so— want to return to the REAL Christmas; Oh, please! Please let me got Don't dazzle my eyes with all kinds of sights Enticing, The world knows them well. Let me go back to the "Silent Nights," "Peace on Earth," and "The First Noel." Let the meaning of Christmas come throught to me— The reason God sent his Son— To hold out a Hope; to set us free From the earth's ties, — that's the one! New Measures In the shadow of a recent train/school bu--Collision, the Ontario Safety League +feels it is timely to give some of the facts relating to the installation of protective devices at level crossings. The Department of Highways is responsible for all king's Highways in Ontario, but does not have jurisdiction over sec- ondary roack, Over the past five GREETINGS cliere's wishing you the fulfillment of all your dreams for Christmas. Thank you for your patronage. SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING Phone 527-0190 : Centre St., Seaforth • ( 1.,4% „of'. fr.74 i( ir--1 (PR' -•#'1, WWW.C4€ , I , We would like to extend our warmest' holiday greetings to our • friends. Thank you, Merry Chistmas. trrB hr./struts It's time once again to take pause, la The titbit of the beautiful Christmas seasoe, SI greet fine fdends and neighbors with best wishes. Ws add dog mourtlaliafsry9JaYorLzo94w. KEATING'S MACY .• HOOVER, Phm33. NOTICE We will be OPEN Christmas Day 11 a.m4 to 4 p.m. Ice Cubes available for Christmas Entertaining Gerald's Supertest Seaforth Phone 527.1010 years they have installed or modernized 102 automatic pro- tection devices ("wigways"), and NOR 47 grade separations (bridges or underpasses). Secondary roads are under the jurisdiction of townships. Department -of Highways may recommend automatic protec- tion devices at certain crossings but have no power to force townships to take action. Modern signals cost about $15,000.00 and the annual main- tenance costs $300.00. The Rail- way Board will pay 80% of any improvement (provided certain warrants are met, to prove the need). The railway pays 5%; The township has to find the remaining 15%, but this can be partly subsidized by Departihent of Highways. Thus, a township can get a $15,000.00 crossing signal for a few hundred dollars, if the Rail- way Board thinks one is justi- fied. The OSL suggests that some township resident and of- ficials might Uke to review loc- al rail crossing iituations in the light of this information. Kippen East W.I. Meet Kippen East WI held its Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. W. J. F. Bell, Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs'. Alex Mc- Gregor spoke on the course, "Dressmaking- with a differ- ence". The ladies who have tak- en the course , modelled the dresses they had made. Models were , Mrs. Al Hoggarth, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs. June Cooper, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Herb Stretton, Mrs. Joyce Cooper, Mrs. Stewart Wilson, Mrs, R. Van Loon, Mrs. Butson, Mrs. Alex Miller. Mrs. Alex Miller displayed her dress and coat. Mrs. Robert Bell demonstra- ted Christmas decorations and the making of bird cages. The demonstration cage was won by Mrs. M. Connolly. Joanne Bell and Barbara Stretton sang songs, Paul Cooper a recitation, Paul and Gregory Hoggarth, a duet. Mrs. Campbell Eyre gave the Christmas story, "The old partridge in the pear tree". Santa distributed gifts and Mrs. John Sinclair gave courtesy re- marks. JANUARY SALE Now On At JACK THOMPSON Family Shoes and Repairs 8 Main Street jtj Barbara McKee 7010100ZWOMM 0 T 0 • .71.4 n'se At; Symbols * 1 \ h°fthide 9lay are. aa varrue; as joy and Perachropeiaranceiisttni'lr: ii thanks! 044 ilikas.7,00$01 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 5274240 Read thd Advertisements It's a Profitable Paritime ' "Ni+ )44, ezg, .44 JK4 ott, • • • 11/4 • . 14 • • • ••••, • twos Wishes Please accept these best wishes for a Merry Christmas. We attach our thanks! Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 • •••• • V - r : Seaforth t.May every Joy and blessing of this holy season come to you and your loved ones, bringing peace and happiness ,making hearts cmd spirits bright. Merry Christmas, SEAFORTH COIN — OPERATED LAUNDRY FRANK MILLS 'r, er '*p" er 4 -Sts vr. 1, 1, •1'n 1, • 1, -1, 1, ••••• HI! MERRY CHRISTMAS Here comes Santa, to brighten your holiday-. Merry Christmas! And thatiks for your patronage. tad • p4b p • p- • eT.4) "41, 3.'41 „KJ./ oS, 1ST TS.. •'Ka TS.. •TS• • 1¼..'¼ •*S. TS. , • We at READ'S Sincerely Wish Everyone a Very MERRY CHRISTMAS Bob and Beth Read Bruce Wilbee Steve Smith Read's Shoes & Luggage magtvwc SEAFORTH, ONTARIO ) eck , le.t1 ire.„t .4' .4) 1, 1, GREFFIR. G$ Santa's on his way wiih a sleighful of merry wishes for you, plus a hearty "Thank you" from us, tool ,s•• • • ••W • •r:,,f • " • .Jfi 'r-•• • ' • Mqa Ve0, SEASON'S GREETINGS From AL, RETA and Staff AL'S MAR ET .4ENSALL, ONTARIO. • r. rtr- r r 6 • • •