The Huron Expositor, 1968-12-26, Page 12• To our fine patrons,
sincere thanks, and warmest greetings
to you and your for a Merry Christmas.
• KEN and MARJOREE LINOELBACH and STAFF
at
SEAFORTH JEWELLERS
(Formerly Savauge's)
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ALLIED
SNOWMOBILES
Hustler 24 h.p. Rustler 18 h.p.
Manufactured in St. Marys
CAR, TRUCK AND TRACTOR TIRES
We also install studs in tires.
CFA
EQUIPMENT
Phone 345-2593
Dublin
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The Chri$tmaS iwting. to
Dublin Womett's jriStitUte was
held at the home Qr.Wfxs.
Coyille. The president, Mrs. II.
Britton opened the meeting with
0 Cana,cia, the Ode and Marjr
Stewart Collect.
The roll call was answered by
reading a short Christmas leg-
end or poem. The story of the
poinsettia, a poem on candy
canes and the Christmas wreath
were some of the ones given.
Each member also gave a gift
to the Children's Shelter. Min-
utes were read by the secretary
Mrs. J. Statton and the treasur-
er's report was given by Mrs.
R. Burchill.
Mrs. T. Butters gave an ac-
count of the fall banquet held
at Staffa and Mrs. C. Friend
read a Christmas story, "Often
. heard but Seldom told". It took
place in the City of Philadelphia
at the old church of Holy Trini-
ty when the organist, Lewis H.
Redner was idly meditating
over the keys of the organ.
Across from him, dressed in
clerical garb was Phillips
Brooks. Brooks raised his head
from his reading. "Lewis I like
• those bars. Wouldn't it be mar-
vellous if we could have a new
Christmas hymn for our child-
ren to sing on Christmas morn-
ing." After several visits to
Bethlehem, his thoughts and
emotions were so impressed
that he composed the hymn,
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem".
It was sung for the first time
in 1268 on the old Rittenhouse
cqtrre in Philadelphia.
Mrs. R. Aikens and Mrs.
Friend will demonstrate baking
with yeast. The next project for
the 4-H girls will be the third
meal. Mrs. H. Pethick read a
clipping from the "Western On-
tario Farmer". A weekly fea-
ture of the family section is a
spotlight on women. One of the
members, Mrs. R. S. Aikens ap-
peared in the November issue.
A full account was given of her
hobbies, quilting, rug making,
plant and flower growing and
her never ending help to our
Institute and the community.
Mrs. George Coville introduced
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Art Bol-
ton who spent eight weeks in
Europe and who showed pic-
tures of Norway, Denmark,
Sweden and Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Woods
of Georgetown with Mr. and
Mrs. Fergus Horan, Mrs. James
Newcombe, Port Credit and Dr.
and Mrs. Frank Stapleton of
Galt with Mr. Wm. Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of
Arva and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Kelly, Kitchener and Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Stapleton and famil-
ies of Dungannon with Mr. and
Mrs. F. Kelly,
Miss Teresa Ryan, London and
Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney,
Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Ewart
Wilson of Seaforth with Mr. Pat
Ryan:
Jack Klinkhammer, London
and Mr. and Mrs. ,Donald Klink -
hammer of Kitchener wih Mr.
and Mrs. M. Klinkhammer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Friend and
daughters in Ancaster with Mr.
HER EYES GLEAMED
when she saw the wonderful
services at VINCENT'S.
She hasn't shut her eyes for
fear of missing our other ad-
vantages.
LOCAL TE&OflIARKIInc
Everyone's singing out in merriment
and joy, announcing to the world that it's
Christmas! And it's our time to
thank you, customers, for your patronano.
From the Staff
MARLEN VINCENT
KEN COLEMAN
JACK MALCOLM
ELGIN SCHADE
GLEN MeCLURE
CLARENCE DALE
DENNIS NOLAN
DON COLE
L
ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. Thomas Ducharme, Port
Arthur, is spending Christmas
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
August Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. James Maillaux,
Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs.
V. J. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sloan,
Sr., are spending Christmas in
Peterborough with Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Gaffney.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan,
London and Miss Jean Melady,
Barrie, are with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Melady.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane are
in St. Thomas, owing to the ill-
ness of her brother, Mr. John
McQuaid,
Property Changes
Mr. John Taylor has purchas-
ed the Lowrie residence on
North Main Street, Seaforth,
from Mrs. Robert Hall, St.
Pauls, Ont.
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Many thanks to friends in Seaforth and the district who have
been so kind and thoughtful to our patients throughout the
year. Our very best wishes to you for a Happy Holiday season.
BERN AND JEAN HENDERSON,
Seaforth Manor
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and Ws. Alf. Serdison.
Mr. and Ws. Andrews °Whet -
ham of Pienticton B.C, with M.
and Mrs. K. Whethana.
14 Mr. Jack Stapleton, London,
Miss Kathleen Stapleton, St.
Thomas with M. and Mrs. Ferg
Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evans of
Chippewa and Mr. and Mrs.
John Cleary, Kevin and Karen
of Weston and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Mayman of Bellport, Long
Island, with Mr. Frank Ev-
ans.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mcholaan
of London with Mr. and Mrs.
James T. Krauskopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Butters
and family of St. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Coyne, London,
MT. and Mrs. Jack Morris and
family, London with Mr. and
Mrs. T. Butters.
Miss Marie Krauskopf, Hamil-
ton with Mrs. C. Krauskopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holland, of
Winnipeg and Miss Barbara Hol-
land, Montreal with Mr, and
Mrs. George Holland.
Rev. Arthur Looby with Mrs.
A. M. Looby.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coville
in Florida.
Mr.' and IVIrs. Ron Agar and
children of London with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costel-
lo and family of Westbrook, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Costello, Kitchen-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Doug. McGill-
vray and Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Brosbeek and family and Jack
Costello, London, with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Costello..
CLASSIFTEP
21 la Memoriam
WUXTAUSOW"
11).enl,4Y4r 0.34.1410 4aii.ghtgg;
and. dear sister • 10.00 'WO'
entered traSti jitniet 2i3rd it
As we watig tbrogob Ora Prden
of memory,
There is always! a Witting Star,
Winalthig .and Winking abav.„0. 11A.
Alexone who has- travelled
afar.
Although we hen family sadly
(miss her
And wi14i she could be inow
home
We know we shall all be togeth-
er
When .aur shepherd calls us all
to his fold.
— BadQy miFeed and lovIngb
remembered by Mom and Dad.
Ran, Dorathla, Ken and Anne,
Gerald and Barbara. TL -59x1
26. Personals
PERSONALS - The engagement
is announced of Linda Gall Mor-
in, daughter of Mrs, n. J. Martha,
Gravenhurst end the late Mt
D. J. Morin to J'alin Rliarn
l‘larzLenlitan, Seleforth son of
Mrs. J. C. 11,Pac140nnan 'and the
late Dr. X. C. lilac:Lerman.. Date
to be announced later. TL -59x1
27. Births
MURItAY— In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital en Dec. 16
to Mn. and Mrs. Arthur Murr-
ray, RR 11, Dublin a daughter.
BRODHAGEN — Im Seaforth
Community Hospital .on, Dec.
20,th. to Mo. and 1VIrs. Irvin H.
Brodhagen, RR 4, Mitchell, a
daughter.
LOOBY — In Seaforth. Com-
munity llo..i.oital on Dec, 23 tl
a.1 'AIN. Clarence Looby,
n, a son.
Teo teteTWO .
!wiragable. opmr. Ootrtdism. Nob114,
PhOtal, 5.r.140004 • 10,,r04
Velt SALE'z 4.1.04:44 . -az?
Tv pop,biiwatinn 10tRix114, i
Y)Par .guarantwp; *tom ttthe.
$i0,Wad&,goopted. See it
ai .sparaing at John
.62r14104. 1.1(449,1
FOR ;AT,X 'Admilrai TV, late
model 23" less than half the
price of a nione. See it at
Staxmate$, ish,v Sperling at John.
5274)7103. TL -59-1
CARDS' OF THAINTIrS' . 1 va.
to thank alt my relatives, xi:el:di-
tto:tit: and frlands for treats, lot -
tam, cards; and visits .cluaing
my stay in 'Sea.forth Oommunity
Hos:pit:al, Speoiial thanks to the
aurang staff and,: On. Mayo. —
Mrs. Andrew Turnbull.
TL -50x1
News of
HI EN SALL
Mrs. Eric Lusher of the Sal-
vation Army League of Mercy
assisted by her husband and
her husband's mother, Mrs.
John Luther of Newfoundland
who is here on a visit, and Mrs.
Pearl Erratt distributed approx-
imately 150 Sunshine bags of
fruit and candy to patients at
the Bluewater Rest Home, Zur-
ich, South Huron Hospital„ Bre-
mer Manor, and Davis Nursing
Home all of Exeter, Queensway
Nursing Home, Henna and a
few shut-ins in Hensall. They al-
so sang Christmas carols at the
homes.
Hensall Legion Ladies Auxil-
iary deliVered 10 poinsetta plan-
ts to life members of the branch,
shut-ins and Legion veterans.
FOB CHRISTMAS
We've been steering our
thoughts in the direction of the season,
•and have cense up with the wish
• that you and yours have a veiy Merry
alriatmast Our thanks for your patronage!
MILLER MOTORS
American Motors Dealer
- Phone 527-1410 .Seaforth
Rpm./ t h t Allrf ,) p
TA' 4 \ /"4:i (// /1 A 1-,'/ ii I: 0240
inspected, Grade "A", Predressed.
FroseE'rvn 37
TURKEtS (20 -•sit lb. Lb.
Canada Grade "A", Predressed,
Fresh Turkeys (52.:b.i.b.490
Table Ready Trimmed
T -Bone or Porterlsonts)
STEAKS 1.09
Boneless Rump or SIdobi Tip
ROAST
(Blade bone removed) Short Rib or
BLADE ROAST ... Lb.
• Peas
• Cream Corn
• Green Beans
etc.
(Spada! Peeld Powdered Wow*
glkimbs lia39
FAB
•
Top Vali
EvaVated Milk 47:65'fr
Top Vale (Asst'd Flavours)
9 S4,4
SOFT DRINKS 1gag;hits
TOMATO JUICE .4*.r. 350
"et* 490
Prices erectly*
Dse. 23 to 28 inclusive.
We reserve the right
to Mode itventities.
Save 396.. t,„ Orl. of 48 An.
BUFFERIN GOO*
Tablets 7-
McCabe' rftrall rusty Julienne
FRENCH FRIES ark: 49.$
190
ivierliaD PIE .... p24: 590
Lows.Asscis
rtedtandles. gflcg. 290,
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