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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-12-22, Page 8$ HURON- EXPi*1SITOR, SEAFORTH ONT., DEC. 22 1946 L.T" 1.J) ADS Births ROSS S —In Seaforth Comanun- ity Hospiital,. on D. 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred: oss,' URI Mafia, a sQn. .Too • Late v'OR SA E Powe TIO in. bet- ters, 1 dile hI a Week, 3 in, mid .Ianuary. Elgin 1iott, RR4 Clinton, phone. 5374975.?il FOR SALE .,-r 40" Frigidaire electric range; in good condi- tion, Phone 527-3756, Seaforth WANTED TOBUY - SlnaU electric. radio in good working condit7nn, 5274308. xl FREE -- A 1967 Manufactur- ers Life, Map of • the World, Calendar is yours for the ask- ing at John A. Cardno Insur- ance Agency, Seaforth. -1 FOR SALE -- Three bedroom house in the village of Dublin .completely remodelled. Apply Ed McGrath, after 5:30 or on week ends. • Teo Late FOR SALE --1966 Rambler Rogue, can bo seen at Miller Motors. 'la WANTED -TO BUS -- A pair size 7' skiis Ana 7 or I Plui ie 5 710171. PRESBYTERIAN WMS The WMS. of First Church met Thursday. The meeting wgs opened by the president, Mrs. Francis Coleman. Minutes were read by Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Charles McKay gave the treasurer's. report. It was agreed not to hold a meeting during the month of August. The meeting was taken over by Mrs. James Keys group and a Christmas program was pre- sented, consisting of carols and Christmas stories. After the program, Mrs. Cole- man presided for the installa- tion of the new officers, later elpsing with prayer. • HOLIDAY FEED SERVICE . We will be CLOSED for: CHRISTMAS — Monday, Dec. 26 BOXING DAY -- Tuesday, Dec. 27 and for NEW YEAR'S -- Monday, Jan. , 2 We suggest you place your order NOW for your feed requirements," . so that delivery may be made before the holi- days. OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED SEAFORTH FARMERS Read the Advertisement€ — It's a Profitable Pastime' WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 a Dear Friends, Once again it gives us great pleasure to pause for a moment from our daily tasks to extend Season's Greetings to you. Although this past year, like each of its predecessors, may have had some " periods of trial and tribulation, on the whole we feel sure you will agree that we do have a great deal to be thankful for, and can rejoice in the peace and: prosperity of our great land. Cordial and happy. relationships with our customers have always been a feature of our business, and it is in this spirt of amity and goodwill that we convey, our , sincere good wishes for the coming year. May you have a very Merry Christmas, and may 1967 - bring you and yours a full measure of good health, - peace and prosperity. Sincerely, Keating's Pharmacy J. E. Keating, .Phm.1i. M. E. ,.Hoover, Phm.B. 4 40, 3, NEWS OF HENSAT+I. emeinber Shui-ins At Christmas Time Patients at Queensway Nurs- ing Home have been remember- ed this Christmas with many treats from a number of organ- izations. These included Christmas packages from the WMS and Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presby- terian Church, by Mrs. Earl Campbell; Christmas packages from the Friendship and Visita- tion committee of Hensall Un- ited Church, by Mrs. R. J. Drys- dale and Mrs. Lorne Hay. Plants from the Rebekah and IOOF C.P. and T. committee by Mrs. Clarence Volland and How- ard Lemmon. Flowers from James Street UCW, Exeter for. Miss Olive Prior and Mr. Archie Ryckman. Baskets of fruit from Exeter Kinsmen and Kinettes Clubs for Calvin Wein, Chuck McKen- zie, Miss Olive Prior, Karen McKenzie, Mr. Walter McNich- ol, Mrs. Caroline Bell, Mr. Ar- chie Ryckman, Mrs. May Wedge, former Exeter residents and now patients ' in the nursing home. Christmas plants were deliv- ered to shut-ins by members of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. - Christmas boxes were packed and delivered to shut-ins of Carmel Presbyterian Church congregation by ladies of the WMS. The boxes were packed at the home of the president, Mrs. Earl Campbell. Twenty-four Christmas plants were delivered on Sunday to shut ins by members of Rebe- kah and IOOF C.P. and T. com- mittee, Elo' -Patricia Klungel, five - mo th old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klungel of Queens- way Nursing Home, is a patient in War Memorial Children's Hos- pital, London," for observation. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle at- tended the concert presented by the University of Western Ontario Choir with the UWO orchestra, Sunday evening • in Thames Hall. Miss Ann . Mickle is a member. Kinettes Meet Mrs. John Baker was hostess for the Christmas meeting of the Kinette Club at her home, Wednesday evening. During the -business-.session,- a donation- was made to the Salvation' Army at London. Mrs. Ron Wareing and Mrs. Harold Caldwell were present- ed with birthday gifts, and Mrs. Ken Chuttleburg of Hensall was a guest for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Chris- tie and Catharine Anne will spend 'Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, Seaforth. Mr. arid Mrs. Sim Roobol spent the weekend with Mi. and Mrs. Tony Gelderland of Ridge - town. Legion Christmas Party The families of the, Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion and Ladies Auxiliary were en- tertained to a Christmas party in the Legion Hall, Sunday ad- ternoon. An annual, proleet, conveners were Mrs. Will' nn Smale, Mrs. Harold, Can bb 1 and Mrs. John Skea• The ,Sunday School of Carmel Presbyterian Church presented a - Christmas program in the urch sanctuary, following church service Sunday.rgorning, Numbers from different classes recitations and choruses made up the program. White gifts were also presented for the London Orphanage. The Hensall United Church Messengers inet with 13 child- ren present. Mrs. C. Christie and Mrs, C. Pepper had a spec- ial devotional for Christmas with suitable religious decors. tions. The children decorated Christmas stockings during the recreational period. The United Church Sunday School White Gift service was held Sunday evening, conducted by John Goddard, prayer by Tom' Travers, scripture by Don- na Forrest, and the story by Mrs. Robert Cook. The junior choir led by Mrs. B. McKinley with Mrs. J. Turkheim at the organ consol sang two numbers, "The. Friendly Beasts" and "Keep Christ in Christmas." Offering was taken up by Gary Kyle, Michael Hoy, Paul Drys- dale and Bruce Forrest. Flowers in- the United Church sanctuary Sunday morning were in loving memory of Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin, placed by her family. Mensal! Pee Wee Scores Dec. 13th, Mitchell defeated Hensall 9-4. Dec. 16th, Hensall won over Zurich 1¢1. On Dec. 17th, Hensall 4, ' Milverton 3. Goal scorers, were Jim ooper, Tom Workman, Mac Williams, Randy - Campbell and Gordon Pryde. Next ,game, Friday, Dec. 23rd, Hensall verses Mitchell in Hensall. Miss Cassie Dougall who has been a patient in South Huron; Hospital, returned home on Sun day. Mr. Joseph Ferguson is a pat- ient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. • Chiselhurst United Church- Women met Tuesday with the president, Mrs. R. Taylor in charge, .1grs, Ben. Stonemarn,•led the worship with a Canadian Friendship Carol Service, assis- ted by Mrs. William Brintnell, Mrs, Alf Ross, Mrs. Ed. Dick, Mrs. .Tom Brintnell and Mrs. Harold Parker, each lighting a candle to represent different countries, followed by their carols. Mrs. Russell Brock of- fered the missionary • prayer and Mrs. Robert Kinsman pre- sented a skit, "Gifts that mon- ey, can't buy." Mrs. A. Ross favoured with' a piano solo. Mrs. H. Currie gave the Christ- mas message, relating to•Christ's first Christmas.. Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. Robert Boyce, Mrs. William Gibson and Mrs. Lloyd Fergu- son. Aimmemmimosaimm.. 'RUBY'S MEAT MARKET PHONE 527-0040 — SEAFORTH •Oven , Ready 6 to 18 lbs. TURKEYS Ib. 43. Store -Sliced Breakfast BACON Ib. Lean Loin PORK CHOPS lb. Or ROAST 9c Lean Skinless ,CLUB HAMS lb, 79c Half .,or Whole WHYTE'S BOLOGNA by the piece • • lb. 39c SCHNEIDER'S MINCE MEAT • • 2 lb. 69c SMALL PORK SAUSAGES • • • • • lb. 59c SKINLESS WIENERS' • • • • • • • • • • 2 lbs. 99c FRESH SIDE PORK lb: 69c MEALTYME BREAD 2 loaves 43c Limited . supply of fresh killed Turkeys Available :44 MERRY CHRISTIVIAS The Staff of Ruby's ex- tend to all our custom- ers and friends a Very Merry Christmas P CHRISTMAS SUNDAY IN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25th° 11:00 a.m. • REV. D. 0. FRY Minister "0 Little Town of Bethle- hem" Sr. Choir "Silent Night" • • Mem- bers of the Fry Family The Choirs of First Church; the Organist, Mrs. Don Carter, A.R.C.T., A.Mus., and Mrs. Wrh. Brown, Choir Directress, express their Greeting to you 'through the music of this Christmas Service.- ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. H. Donaldson 5..7-11. _... -.._. Rector CHRISTMAS SERVICES -+l SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES Saturday, December 24th - 11:30 p.m.—CAROLS •and MIDNIGHT - - COMMUNION CHRISTMAS DAY — Sun., Dec. 25th 10 a.m. Holy Communion a Tr A warm welcome to worship viith us' is extended to all fr."?' Z..,v 1,4 ,r..+i ';r}'-' c4t‘, "r.4;;;;;-.4; wt ✓di r 1 j 4 w4 r} per} w� 1 (�,( ST. JAMES' ROMAN CATHOLIC r . CHURCH Seaforth --- Ontario - • . extends wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and • A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ! MIDNIGHT MASS (Saturday Midnight) CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES • - at 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 am. ti r' r' r" r" r' r- r-,rr r- r.•r..r.. .BETH.EL BIBLE CHURCH (Services lit Orange Hell) - Rev. Floyd Mentz, Pastor SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, DEC. 25, 1966 Family Bible School 10 a.m. • Classes for all ages -'Worship Service 11:00 amt. Message: 'The Fullness of Time" Evening Service 7:30 p.m. The children of the Sunday School will be taking part by putting on their Christmas Program which is entitled, "The True Meaning of Christ- mas" hristmas" The world is filled with people who never find God in Christ as their sin -bearer, because they are too proud to be shepherds, and too blind to be wisemen. The Pastor and people of Bethel Bible Church wish to extend to you and yours A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS This Sunday — go to church — th one of your choice, remembering, that you are always welcome at Bethel i 064202007/42604000610004610024 EOMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH REV. DOUGLAS L. STEVEN Minister MRS. ARNOLD SCOTT Organist and , Choir Leader CHRISTMAS SERVICES Dec. 24, 8:00 On., Communion Service Dec. 25, 11:00 a.m., Family Devotion Service Dec. 31, 11:00 p.m., Fellowship and Coffee 11:55 p.m.., "A Song at Midnight" (A service of inspiration) PLAN TO BE WITH US FOR THESE :SPECIAL SERVICES • 7;2, '1-'4, "r } .E •14'.l 1. .E i.Ew} w}.}^� NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. Cliff Britton B.A. • -Minister MRS. J. A. STEWART Organist MR. JAS. A. STEWART Choirmaster - -SPECIAL' CHRISTMAS SERVICES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25th 10:00 a.m. -- Senior Church School - 11:00 a:m. --- Morning Worship Anthems • Senior Choir Sing 0 Heavens, (Tours), soloist Christine tryce The Angels Sing Around the Stall (H. Frick- er) Ladies' Chorus Junior Choir Why do Bells for Christmas Ring (Tambly-n) 'Keep the Christ.in Christmas (Tamblyn) CAVAN ,CHURCH' SERVICES' . REV. J. CLIFF f} t;ITTO'N, B.A., Minister. MRS. GORDON itItYCE, Organist and Choir Leader WORSHIP ON CHRISTMAS DAY AT CAVAN WILL . • iU AT, 9:30 ASM. r r^ r' r' r • r' r'.rr ' r"r" r:. rr r. r.- r..,,. 4:.;1-^'74%'x4