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mks that" the Good Lord had provided. Grandfather
asked the blessing and ,then the plates–were heaped
with goose, vegetables, stuffing And lovely brown gravy
over all. My what a dinner. Then it was topped off with
pudding, mince pie and Christmas cake. You could
hardly move when you left the table. Throughout Wall
there was a constant flow of conyersation in which
small fry had no part but to listen. Parlor games and
a few tunes on the fiddle offered a little variety to this
big family day.
'Christmas Sunday meant that we all went to the
little country church 'as usual. There was nothing un-
usual about the service save that they sang the Christ-
mas carols and perhaps the choir had a Christmas an-
them that they had practised for a month before. I don't
remember any Christmas sermons nor do I remember
anything about the preacher. Not much change here.
I wonder if we would want to go back fifty years
and hold an old fashioned Christmas No, I don't think
so:We crab about commercialism at Christmas biit dis-
tance has dimmed and glamorized old ways. I like Christ-
mas as it is. We put more music and joy into Christ-
mas today. There is plenty of light, there is beautiful
music, there is therush, and preparation for Christ-
mas today that leaves you almost breathless but when
you think that we have so much for which we can be
truly thankful. If people spend their money unwisely;
if they indulge themselves selfishly; ,jf they miss the
atmosphere of joy and gladness; the, gan't lift up
their hearts •and voices in praise of God's good land,
God's good gift of his Son, and God's great privelege
of spreading abroad the stoiy of love, of human kind-
np,4s, of brotherhood, then we halve missed the real mean-
ing of 'Christmas.
Let us realize that- the Christmas of older rural
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quiet night, the
Message came,
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and in its spirit of Hope and Peace we send
all our friends warm Christmas greetings!
Greetings
and
Best Wishes
for the
Holidays
We, at TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED, Seaforth, gladly welcome '
the opportunity' the Christmas Season presents, to extend our
warmest . •.
1HOLIDAY GREETINGS
to you, and to express our appreciation for the FrienclOip and
Patronage you have accorded us in the past year.
It has been a privilege and a pleasure to serve you in the past,
and we look forward with happy;canfidence to the coming year.
MAY ALL THE JOYS OF A MERRY YULETIDE
BE YOURS AND THE YEAR AHEAD FILLED
TO OVERFLOWING WITH PROSPERITY AND
HAPPINESS !
MARY LANSINK
ELEANOR WRIGHT
MERRY CHRISTMAS
JAMES PRESZCATOR
BRUCE PAPPLE
MARGARET FLANNERY
RAY HENDERSON
EARL McNAUGHTON
One and All from the
PAUL NICHOLSON
GARNET STOCKWELL
• DR. JQHN •HARVEY
TOPNOTCH PERSONNEL • DONALD KUNDER
ART MOUNTFORb
BILL ROBERTON
DAVE CORNISH
GEORGE McILWAIN
BILL STRONG
JOSEPH NOLAN
MACK McLEAN
FRANK NIGH
. LOUIS NIGH
CARL. FEENEY
WES COOMBS
MAC CHESNEY
ANGUS BROWN
ANDY Doia
KEN MALONEY
NEIL HQDGERT
LEN VANDEBAAN
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TOPNOtC 'FEEDS LIMIT -ED
SEAFORTH PHONE 5274910
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Smile of the Week
Professor: "Jones, why don't
you join in the discussion?"
Jones: "I learn more by, lis-
tening. Anything I would say
I already know."
"Seems to me your girl is
kind of spoiled."
"Tain't that at all. It's -just
the perfume she's wearing."
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Ontarib if3 past and gone, Ilt' is a membry, We live in a
world today that is more deeply conscious of its obliga,
tion to a needy world than ever befere. True the Ohurcli
may not dominate our thinking as it once did but let
us remember that "God sent his Son into the world",
that means our world. We are the shepherds and the
wise men of Our day and it is to that Incarnation of
God in a Babe, that we turn in adoration and before
whom we bow, humely acknowledging our need for a
Saviour. It is.we who have found the Christ Child, who
go .forth, 'glorifying and praising God', we go into a
pagan world to proclaim "Goa is ,with us" and all the
glamor, and the tinsel, and the ribaldry that has gather-
ed around the festivity of Christmas will never alter the
wonder and the joy that Christmas always brings to
a weary and disenchanted world. Let us join in singing
a little more fervently this Christmas Sunday, — '!Joy
to the world the Lord is eome, Let earth receive her
King. Let every heart prepare Him room and heaven
and nature sing." This is the Christmas that is so mean-
ingful to each and every one who bears the name of
Christ.
Northside UCW Holds
Christmas
The Christmas meeting of the
UCW of Northside Church was
held on Wednesday evening,
with a good attendance. Miss
Abbie Seip opened the meeting
with a Christmas poem. The
hymn, "Joy to the World" was
followed by the reading of the
Christmas Story, taken from
Luke, by Mrs. Les Oliver. Pray-
er was offered by Mrs. Peter
Dunlop.
Mrs. Cliff Broedfoot was pre-
sented with a life membership
and pin by Mrs. Britton, with
a few well chosen words. Mrs.
Ernest Williams condudted a
memorial service, a minutes
silence and a poem was read in
memory of three deceased mem-
bers, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Lemon
and Mrs. Corlett. .
A • candle light service pre-
pared by 'Mrs. Thomas Wilbee,
-followed and _wasled _by its.
B. F. Christie. During the ser-
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CH R1STMAS
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As the Three Wise Men brought gifts
to the Manger, so may this holiday
season bring to you peace and joy.
Seaforth Public
Utility Commission
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Meeting
vice, duets were sung by Mar-
ilyn and Joanne Sedley. The
COLT sang an Indian carol. Six
members. each lit a candle re-
lating to the different national-.
ities in Canada.
The president Mrs. Ball con-
ducted the business and wel-
comed .members. Encouraging
reports were given by each de-
partment. It was decided to hold
the annual Valentine Supper- on
Feb. 15th.
Morris Council
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Road Acc9wits: Dldfield
Hardware, pipes and cable,
42.53; Glenn Snell, snow plow
and standing time, 202.50;
Glenn McKerahe'r, snow plow
and standing time, 217.50;
D.orninien _Road _Magbir.:1941.
filters 40.13; Mel Jermyn,
snow plow and standin_gtime,
326.25; Mrs. M. L. Hall, addi-
tional premium on grader,
7.00; J. M. McDonald, posts
and wire 20.64; Wm. McArter
wages and mileage 52.20;
James Casemdre wages 106.50
and John Smith wages 55.50.
News of
drocinagen
The L.C.W. of St. Peter's
Lutheran Cnurch held its an-
nual Christmas Banquet on
Wednesday. The Brodhagen
group of ladies were in Chayge
of tpe,prograth, and the Born-
holm group were in charge
of a bounteous turkey dinner.
An exchange of gifts closed
the evening, Pastor Lossmg
was ,presented with a thatch-
ing bed spread and mat.
Murray. Edwards, aecomp-
anied Ken Ahrens, Hamilton,
to the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens,
here. •
On Saturday, the Brodliag-
en Frauleins 4-H Homemaking
Club. attended Achievement
Day at 1Vlitchell District High
School, having completed the
project "The Club Girj Enter-
tains". Each member was pre-
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sc nted with silver spoons.
Janet Scherbarth and .Phyllis
Ahrens werepresented with
certificates for having comple-
ted two clubs. The club put pn
a skit on Table Manners in
which Sharon Dietz, Wendy
Trutter, Karen Leonhardt,
Donna Leonhardt, J a net
Scherbarth and Phyllis Ahrens
took part.
Leonard Miller„Kitchener,
Karen Schifthrn, Baden, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Nowack and
fath'iy, Brunner, and Mr. ard
With fond hopes that all
your holiday dreams come true, we
send you our best wishes for a Merry Christmas.
McGAVIN'S
Farm ,Equiprnent
WALTON . ONTARIO
Seaforth Phone • 527-0245,
Brusttels • • .Phonp 365-1A16
Mrs: John Moore, Dublin, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mil-
ler on Sunday.
Wilbur Hoegy has returned
.to his home after being in Vic-
toria Hospital for nearly two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Muel-
ler, Baden, Judy and Dianne
Trutter and Doug McVeighn,
Kitchener visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trutter
over the week end.
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may this Christmas holiday
bring you a bounty of blessings
'and happiness, including -our -very
best wishes for a peaceful Yuletide .
have the most wonderful Christmas ever!
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TEXACO DEALERS
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The sounds of Christmas are happy
sounds ... the glorious ringing of church
bells . . . the echo of merry voices 'midst the
softly falling -snow . and our
wishes to you: a Very Merry Christmas!
Maple Leaf airy
Phone 527-0810 – Seaforth
May the peace and serenity of this hol-
iday season dwell in the hearts of all.
To our customers and friends, our greet-
ings, good wishes and grateful thanks.
LARONE'S
Seaforth SC To $1.00 Store
Stationery Gifts,