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ONTARIO HYDRO CUSTOMERS
The Clinton Office will be closed on
Boxing Day, Tuesday, December
26th, 1967, as well as Christmas Day
and New Year's Day.
CONESTOGA COLLEGE
• of o'
Applied Arts and Technology-
ANNOUNCEMENT
Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology,, in co-
operation with the Federations of Agriculture of Huron and
Perth Counties is offering a Short Informative Course oil
The Potential Application for
Computers and Farm
Management
Sessions — 9 Wednesday evenings, Jan. 10, 1968 to March
• 6,1968.,
Location -- Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, On-
tario. — University of Waterloo, University of
Guielph (by chartered , bus).
Instructors — from University of, Waterloo; University of
Guelph.
Fee —$ 0.00
Topics — Taking the magic out of the computer
interacting with the computer
The care and feeding of computers O
Computers and Animal Science
Computers and Soil Managefnenf
Computors and Farrn Planning
Electronic Farm Management, 1970
For Details and Registration 'Forms contact:
Mrs. F. Fear,' Secretary Treasurer, Huron County Federa-
tion of Agriculture, Clinton. .
Mr. E. Deering, Field Representative, Perth County Federa-
tion of Agriculture, Box 664, Mitchell.
Entertainment
in the.
Red Knight Room
Friday Night— Clarence Petrie
Saturday Night --• Elgin Fischer
In the Ladies' and . Escorts' Room Enjoy a Sing -A -Long with
PEARL at tie Hammond Organ
EVERY ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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The Management and Staff of the Commercial
Hotel wish to take this opportunity to wish'
their Patrons
MERRF CHRISTMAS
and to thank them for their patronage.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seafort
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
Presents
"THE REEFERS"
at the
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY .CENTRE
A
SATURDAY, DEC. 23
9:00 to 12:00
Dress — Seini Formal Admission $1.40
Boys — Ties
Girls ;-- No Slacks
NOTICE'
Saturday Night ballots will be dis-
tributed to all. Everyone attending will,
hage a, chance to vote for the 1965 eee utiVee
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Smiles ...
raider bad just retired and
moved to town. In the morning,
after spending the first night
iu thei, new home, his wife.
said, "Well, pa, isn't jt about
tiine you wag -getting up to
build the fire?"
"Nope," .the old gentleman
said, 'I'll call the fire depart-
ment. We might, as well get
used to these city conveniences
right now."
A shrewd gunman who sud-
denly appeared at the paymas«til
ter's window of a Large plant,
demanded, "Never mind the
payroll, Bed', Just hand over the
welfare fund, the group insur-
ance ' premiums, pension fund
payments and hospitalization de-
ductions."
.. Let him now speak
or forever...... ...
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money m pock-
et. To advertise, lust Dial Sear
forth; 527-0240.
Twenty-fifth Wedding
Anniversai
for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock
Friday, Dec. 22nd
BRODHAGEN
Community Hall
Neighbors, relatives and friends
cordially invited
Lunch will be provided
EUCHRE
in I.O.O.F. Hall
Wed., Dec, 27th
at 8:15 p.m.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS,
•
Lunch Served
Sponsored by the Oddfellowa
Christman in
Stratford
Win a prize Bonus
•fWeek'ly winning number
35079E
Prize to be claimed at Stratford
Chamber of Commerce, 14 Erie
Street.
Busy Days At The Post Office
It has 'been a busy week at the Post Office as the regular staff' aided by a number of
part •time helpers, contend with a steady flow of incoming and outgoing Christmas mail.
Tidying hp -current sorting before' a fresh avalanche arrives are (left) Mrs. Ant Sutcliffe and
Mrs. Gordon McKenzie. (E,e ositor photo by Haley)"
Creamery Wins _Honors
In Ontario Competition
At a recent annual conven-
tion of the Ontario Creamery -
men's Association held in Tor-
onto, it was announced that
Brussels Creamery had placed
3rd in the High Quality Com-
petition for butter manufact-
ured during the past year.
In other competitions, Law-
rie Cousins of pirussels Cream-
ery was second -in milk judg-
ing, 3rd in cream judging and
4th in butter judging. The
Brussels Creamery p 1 I,c e d
llth in average for Ontario
crearmeries. •
James Baker, Dairy Com-
missioner for Ontario, in com-
menting on the •competitions
pointed out that the results
reflect the general efficiency
of the buttermakers in all
phases of butter manufactur-
ing. It is a most difficult com-
=Happy
Citizens
Meet
The Happy Citizens met in
the Legion Hall with eight
tables of euchre phaying. The
Winners were High Lady, Mrs.
R .Orr; Lone Hands, Mrs. Rut-
ledge; and low, Mrs. Jennie
Chesney; Men's High, Mr. A.
Houston; Lone Hands, Mr. O.
Dale and Low, Mr. J. Coutts.
Next meeting will be in the
Legion Hall; at 2:00 o'clock,
January 10th.
JRODHAGEN +COMMUNITY CENTRE
Teenage New Year's Eve Dance
Sunday- Midnight, Dec. 31, 12:00 to 3
Dress Semi -Formal
No Slacks • Boys, Ties
.Orchestra, "SMALL EXPERIENCES"
Hat§ and Horns
,4
Hear
THE 13th HOUR -
DUBLIN HALL
Thursday, December 28th
Dress' Casual -- Dancing 9 to 12
Admission $1.00
Friday Night
Alf penrlmme .
Saturday Night
The Barburns
Abbie Tavern Snacks
Pigtails and Sauerkraut
URON HOTEL
Dublin, Ont.
petition in which to obtain a
high score, because a better
than average rating must be
made by a competitor in each
of the three competitions.
Buttermakers at the , Brus-
sels creamery are Lawrie Cou-
N E W5-- o f
CR
sins and Grant Stephenson.
Presides at Luncheon
Harvey Leslie, Seaforth, a
former well-known creamery
operator was present at the
convention and presided at the
Old Timers luncheon.
Mrs. John Miller was hos-
tess for the December meeting
of the MVlarion Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary. Fifteen' members
answered the Rbll Call with a
Christmas -verse. Two visitors
were present. 1Virs. Miller pre-
sided and opened the -meeting
with a poem and hymn 169,
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem"
followed by prayer. Scripture
passage from Matthew 2: 1-12
was read by Mrs. Lloyd Mil-
ler. The minutes were read by
the secretary. The study lesson
was presented by Mrs.• Dun-
can Scott. The topic "Christ-
mas, the happiest time of the
year' was given by Mrs. Frank
Hamilton.. Mrs. Bill Taylor
gave a reading, "Christmas
Cards we can do without". The
nominating committee submit-
ted the following list of offic-
ers for 1968.
President, Mrs. John Miller;
1st Vice President, Mrs. Ger-
ald Carey; Secretary, Mrs. Bill
Taylor; " Assistant Sec., Mrs.
Frank Hamilton; Treasurer,
Mrs. Norman Harburn; Assis.
Treas., Mrs. Eldon Allen; Pia-
nist, Mrs. Duncan Scott; Assis.
Pianist, Mrs. Robert Laing;
Work Committee, Mrs. Gordon
Scott, Mrs. Carter Kerslake,
Mrs; Gerald Carey, ' Mrs. Gor7
don Laing, Mrs. Harold Par-
sons; Glad Tidings Secretary,
Mrs. Robert Laing; Welcome
and Welfare, Mrs. Lloyd Mil-
ler; Flower and Cards, Mrs.
Duncan Scott, Mrs. Wm. Tay-
lor; Supply Secretary, Mrs. L.
Elliott; Home Helpers Sec.,
Mrs. James Miller; Nomina-
ting Committee, Mrs. Lloyd
Miller, Mrs. John Templeman,
Representative to board of
managers, Mrs. Larry Gardin-
er; Auditors, Mrs. Lorne El-
liott, Mrs. Harold Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gar-
diner attended the capping
ceremony for the student re-
gistered nurses of Stratford
Hospital on Fiday. Their dau-
ghter, Barbara Ann is one of
the students of 1970 .gradua-
ting class.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker,
Kiz41, Michele and Jimmie of
Kirkland Lake spent a few
days with his parents, M,r. and
Mrs. Otto Walker. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laing
left by plane from London
Airport on Tuesday to spend
the Christmas holidays with
their daughter Mrs. Howard
Eves and. Mr. Eves and their
family at Moosejaw, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardin-
er visited. on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Hulley and
family of Winthrop.
Mr. Filmer Chapel is visit-
ing with relatives in the West.
The White Gift Service in
Cromarty church on Sunday
was well attended with the
Sunday school children and
their teachers seated . in the
centre pews. '
The Junior choir, led the
singing and sang aspecial
number "Carol "ire". The jun-
for pupils also san ra number.
A lighted Christmm's tree, ev-
ergreens and candles made an
attractive setting for present-
ation of the gifts by the chit
ren.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Hugh Moore
and daughter, Maine of Lind-
say visited with Mrs, E. Moore
and Mi;, and Mrs. T. L. Seott
A potluck dinner preceded
the Christmas meeting of the
Hibbert Setilor, Citizens Chtb
whieh was held in Staffa Turn.
Fall. Twenty-three timbers
enjoyed a meal which was $01-
lowed With n seasonable tiro'
&raft. Mra,. Cecil BOWirian pre..
§ided' and Mra, T. Y;.'Sebtt 1et1
T
!in scripture reading from
Luke 2: 1-12 followed with
,the Lord's Prayer in unison.
Christmas carols and 0 Can-
ada were sung with Mrs. R.
McCaughey at the piano. Mrs.
John Hocking entertained with
Christmas selections on the re-
cord player.
Mrs. McCaughey played a
piano solo "Star of the East".
Happy -birthday was sung
for Mr. T. Laing and Miss Ol-
ive Speare. Get well wishes
were sent from the"Club to Mr.
Will Worden and Mrs. Frank
Allen who are patients in Sea -
forth Hospital.
The date, set for the next.
meeting is January 9th. The
roll call will be answered with
a, New Year's resolution.
Mrs. Grace Scott and Mrs.
Darrell Parker were appoint-
ed as lunch committee and
Mrs. Verna Brooks and Mrs.'
K. McKellar- to prepare pro-
grams.
Mr. Harold Carey was voted
to take the chair for the elec-
tion of officers. A11 officers
were re-elected and the meet-
ing closed with the- Queen.
The remainder of the after-
noon was spent playing euchre
and social chat.
A family gathering was held
at the hone of Mr. and 11VIrs.
Otto Walker on Friday night
when all members were pre-
sent to say farewell to Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Walker and family
who left by pane from Malton
Airport on Saturday to make
their home at Lasu, B.C.
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"SOUND SPECTACULAR"
With THE CAVALIERS
At the Seaforth Legion Hall
Seaforth, Ontario -
December 27, 1967 -- 9 -12 p.m.
We wish to thank the ratepayers of
McKillop Township for the acclamation
they have accorded 'ifs and are looking
forward to serving you in 1968.
Merry Christmas and ;a Happy New
Year to everyone.
Reeve Ken Stewart
Councillors Allan Campbell
Ralph McNichol
Harold Dodds
William Leeming
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On this day of celebration ,we
join in happy chorus to wish
you and yours "Merry,Christmas:"
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