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Ladies' Blouses, Targe sel-
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Girls' Dress Coats, sizes 2
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Girls' Dresses, sizes 2 to
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Men's' Lovely Plaid Work
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Men's Cardigans, Pullov-
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Boys' Sport Shirts, sizes,
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Men's Farley Sport Shirts
Authentic Tartans, good
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"THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Phone 527-0240
Flags of United/ NationS
Interest Seaforth W. 1.
Seaforth Women's Institute
met at the home of Mrs. El-
mer Cameron with Mrs. J.
MacLeod as co -hostess.' In the
absence of the President, Mrs.
R. M. Scott, the meeting was
chaired by. Mrs. Frank Hunt,
2nd Vice -President. Mrs. W.
Coleman read minutes and
gave the treasurer's report,
Included in the communica-
tions was a letter from the
branch's sister Institute in
England.
Mrs. Alex Pepper reported
on the recent hat course. Sev-
eral reports were presented:
District Board of Directors,
Mrs. W. Coleman; County Ral-
ly, Mrs. John E. McLean; Area
convention, Mrs. Gordon Pap-
pie; It was decided "to make
a Christmas donation • to the.'
Children's Aid.
The program was in charge
of Mrs. A. Pepper and Mrs.
W. Haugh. Roll • Call was an-
swered by telling "Something
I have learned from another
countrywoman". Instrument-
als were given by Mrs. J. Mc-
Gregor and Mrs. E. Cameron.
The motto "He who sows cour-
tesy reaps kindness and he
who plants kindness gathers
loye" was given by Mrs. W.
Haugh. Mrg': Haugh told of
people whose lives showed
examples of the motto sug-
gesting "a sympathetic ear is
St. Nicholas
And Many
Other Santas
Long before Santa trav-
eled by sleigh, St. Nicholas,
special guardian of chil-
dren, set forth on foot, or
rode by horse or donkey, to
brig gifts to European,
homes.
The good saint's day is
December 6th, and "on the
eve ' of his festival day",
writes an Encyclopedia
Americana authority, "St.
Nicholas makes his tour,
visiting palace and cottage.
"The children place re-
ceptacles for the gifts,
which St. Nicholas is ex-
pected to let fall down the
chimney. . Sometimes
shoes are neatly polished
for the purpose, at other
times plates, or baskets, or
stockings, or specially
shoes of porcelain.
'St. Nicholas' steed -- is
not forgotten. For him the
children put water and hay,
or carrot or potato peeling,
or a piece of bread in the
shoe, or basket, or stock-
ing.
"In the morning from the
tipped -over chairs and gen-
eral disarray in the room
it is evident that St. Nich-
olas has been present.
"Replacing the oats, or
hay, or carrot are found
sweets and playthings for
children who have been
good. For bad children, rods
are ,left; and the fodder is
untouched."
Though Santa Claus is
today's most popular
Christmas gifts giver, he
still has plenty of help.
In Northern Europe,
many children await the
arrival of St. Nicholas; on
the Eve of December 5th.
In Spain and Latin Amer-
ica, the "Three Kings'i
traditionally bring gifts on
Epiphany Eve, January
5th.
worth a ton of tranquillizers".
Flags of the United Nations
were displayed and comments
on some of the flags were giv-
en by Mrs. D. Coleman. The
number of member states at
t4e United Nations Is 104.
Mrs. A. Pepper read a poem
she composed on "Remember-
ing". Courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs, James '1 eyes.
The Institute members are
invited to attend the Summ-
ary Day of "Hats For You" to
be held Friday, December 2,
at the Legion Hall, Clinton.
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FATHER CH tISTMAS,
a rather stern resident of
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this tuen-of-the-century
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