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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-21, Page 8BRIEFS Recent visitors with 1Vtr4 and Mrs, Jaek Meagher were Rt. Rev. J. A. Feeney, London, -Mr. Bin Osborne, R.C.M.P., Powell River, B.C., Mr. Phonse Meagher, Mrs. Vincent Morrison, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs,' `Frank Stock, Pat and Bernard, London, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meagher, Jim and Jerry, Dublin. - Mr. and Mrs. Herman Speare, •Toronto, were guests j4 ' 4 1' 4 /'1 '• .-•1: 1 1 .: 1' , 1 .1 e4 •'4 4 BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH Main St. N. (in the Orange Hall) Rev. D. L. Patterson, B.Th., Pastor Welcome to our Christmas Services 10:00 a,m. - Family Bible School - 11:00 a.m. - "Emmanuel, God with us in 1967" 7:30 p.m. - Mr. Chris Knetsch . 'Mv,. . .. .. y4 . '4 ...y . 'y, • y..• '.,, .. 'M . .. n,• .. .,• •M .. 'y, 'l. • ",. • y • ,r.„•,•+r• r r. 't •, t r r Inns' iir•ns r t r + ilia rr r r r as erns i •,r ff Ttog HURQN EXPO5ITQN r SO,AFQkm ANT.. D 4• y 190 . .• • Brgght and happy wishes are coining your way. • • May . your hearts be happy and your Christmas merry. WALDEN & BROADFOOT TEXACO DEALERS Phone 527-1224 •:ter i . (ref� ' it ri •� 9 A rf r r r m HOLIDAY FEED SERVICE . We will be CLOSED for: CHRISTMAS - Monday, Dec. 25 BOXING DAY- Tuesday,Dec. 26 and for NEW YEAR'S - Monday, Jan. 1 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 FARM ERS SMITH'S SPECIALS FOR Thursday,. Friday and Saturday • Maxwell House COFFEE 1 -ib. bag 73¢ Stokely Fancy Quality TOMATO JUICE • • • 2 48 -oz. tins 65¢ Stdkely Fancy Honey Pod PEAS 2 14 -oz. tins 43¢ Rose Brand Sweet Mixed PICKLES 2 16 -oz. jars 590 Stuart House FOIL WRAP , wide roll. 630 PRODUCE Louisianna YAMS McIntosh APPLES per Ib. 190 3 lbs. for 29¢ California JUMBO SIZE CELERY stalk 33g Closed Sat., Dec. 23rd at 6:30 FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS - SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY carie 527.0990 .delivery. Seaforth Beavers Win One, Loose Two Seaforth Beavers downed Elora Rocks 16-10 in OHA In- termediate "B" at Seaforth on Tuesday Night. Bill McLaughlin scored four goals for the Beavers. Jack McElwain and Bob '°Beutten- miller each added three. Sin- gles went to Ken Doig, Bill Weber, Tom Dick, Paul Rau Frank Hagan and Larry Dale. Elora's goal scorers were Mac Hillis with three, Fred Hughes, Jack Power and Grant Shafer each two and Bob Tippin got one. Cheltenham Harvesters" gav the Seaforth Beavers their 1 loss, of the season winning a '7-6 decision in overtime. Jack Tebbitt's second glial of the night at 5:25 of the sud- den death overtime period was the winner. Cheltenham goal scorers were Ray King (2), Bruce Manless, Mike Finegan, Ken FUNERAL LESLIE FLEMING A former well-known Sea - forth resident, Leslie Fleming, 59, died suddenly at his home in Carlisle on Saturday. Mr. Fleming is survived by his widow, the former Lillian Farrow, and by three sons, Barry, Carlisle, and Lee. He is also survived by a grand- daughter and three brothers, Russell, Toronto; John, Hol- land Centre and Milburn, of Toronto; two sisters, Mrs. Geo, Chappell, Port 'Elgin and Mrs. Alex McLean, Toronto. Mr. Fleming, a miller by trade, was on the staff of Top- notch Feeds Ltd. while in Sea - forth. He was a member of Brit- annia Lodge No• 170. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the Patton Funeral Home, Waterdown. Interment followed on Wed- nesday in Port Elgin Ceme- tery. r BARGAI N NITE AT SAVAUGE - JEWELLERS SAT., DEC. 23rd '7 - 9 p.m. only ,0 ALL ITEMS $25 - $500 Included Diamonds - Watches - Rings, Etc., Etc. Richardson. Beavers got goals from Jack McLlwain (2), Ken Doig (2), Bob Beuttenmiller and Wayne Rau. Acton Tanners defeated the Bealiers• 5-4 Friday in Acton giving the locals their second straight loss after 6 wins. Don Norton scored twice for the Tanners with singles going to Harold Townsley, Blake Ingles arid Jerry Ing - les. Bill McLaughlin scored two goals and Paul and Wayne Rau added singles for Sea- xth. CLASSIFIED ADS OSTRO'- In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on Dec. 16 to Mr. ,and Mrs. David Os- trom, Zurich, a son. PERRIE - In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on Dec. 17 to Mr. and Mrs. John PeT- rie, RR 3 Brussels, a son. SEGEREN-In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on Dec. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. John Sege - ren, RR 2 Seaforth, a'son. o Late FOR SALE - 2 Holstein hei- fers, one registered, due in a week, one fresh. Elgin Nott, Phone 527-1975. - xl FOR SALE - 9 pigs, 11 wks. old. 30 pigs, 8 weeks old. Mau- rice Ryan, phone 133 R 8 Dub- lin, RR 2 Dublin. -1 FOR SALE - One Viking 16 cu. ft. deep . freeze,- a Toy French Poodle, pure white, 9 piece dining room suite/Phone 527-1713. _ a FOR SALE - Over and' under shot gun,and rifle, 20 gauge shot gun on bottom, tl2 calibre rifle on top, box of shells and leather case. $55.41arvey Dale, phone 527-1406. xl Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Segforth 527-0240. For your contribution. to Christ- mas Seals in their fight against , TB and other respiratory dis- 0eases ... and for the time and effort you so generously gave. Thanks for the Gift of Good Health -From Your TB Association w1' x1 r 1i X4 a . w,;e1, , j 1 r1. x•1+ w14 x14 x 4 i x •, 4 x14 o1,;KA,, •-• ,4 ..4 ti '4 . M, M, •- M, .M. .4 •' '.Y .4 '4 •. . ..4 M.. . M, . 4. . M.. Santa's Special Corner at GINGERIC Marshall Special.Spring Mattress $69.00 Allan Box Spring and Mattress $52.00 Platform Rockers (a few left) $42.00 2 -Piece Davenport and Chair Set $125.00 2 -Piece 4 -Seater Chesterfield Set $259.00 Space Savers , from $45.00 Recliner Chairs from, $85.00 Swivel Chairs $45.00 Telephone Tables $29.00 Desks $47.00 Tea 'Carts from $18.00 2 -Piece Allan Chesterfield Set $179.60 Pole Lamps from $13 Heirlootn Coffee Tables $57 Heirloom End Tables •449 Table Radios from $18.00 Fry Pans from $18.95 up Irons from $13.50 up Kettles from $9.99 up Blenders from $29.95 up Electric Knives from $18.50 up Heating Pads •�.:.•.• 4. froth $4.95 up Everybody here at Gingerich's 'extends the .95• .00 .00 np. SEASON'S BEST We're hoping ail good things will come your way for a Happy Holiday. Thank you for your loyal patronage. GINGERICH'S. SALES -& SERVICE Seaforth .......... ; , .' Phone 527-0290 Mr. Earl Lawson Clinton, spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adapts. Mr: Arnold Dale of Clinton, also called on.$unday.. Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen- son were in Burford Friday attending the funeral of Mr. Stephenson's mother. Mr. and Mrs, Jack •Thomp- son left Monday for Regina, wherre they will spend ' the Christmas holidays. tyrr4.rwi x+rwrrli rlrrwrrix`1l+1ixli�irx�r w win rrr. .4. ,4,• Yn •44 M... M.•. .M., ..4,• M- .M„..M... ..M. .'4, .. Mrv••,k •t4 •Mw• ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN CHURCH tat Rev. J. S. Sharples Rector _ CHRISTMAS SERVICES SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES Sunday, December 24th 11:30 p.m. - CAROLS and MIDNIGHT COMMUNION CHRISTMAS SUNDAY, December 24th 10 a.m. - Holy Communion A warm welcome to worship with us is extended to all +rte% •rte •r •r r •r rr • Is • r r r r r r.,: r •r r ,r- r-- r- •rr',r: r r r -'r.• -,r: r'.r« rr r.. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH _ _ OP" •r 11d� 8 r Rev. J. Cliff Britton B.A. Minister MRS. J. A. STEWART Organist MR. JAS. A. STEWART Choirmaster . • SPECIAL - CHRISTMAS SERVICES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th 10:00 a.m. - Senior Church School 11:00 a.m. = Morning Worship .. Anthems "Sing Gloria", Davis - Choir "First Christmas Morn", solo Bill Campbell "Sing, 0 Sing this Blessed Morn" Choir EVENING SERVICE "And There Were r Shepherds", Wilson, soloists, Ruth Clnr£f and Mrs. Don Wood Quartette, Mr. and krt. E. Williams and, Mr. and Mrs. B, Campbell "Holy Night', duet, Christine Pryce and Dawn Stephenson "0 Night Divide", male chorus Carat Singing CAVAN 'CHURCH SERVICE REV. J. CLIFF BRITTON, B.A.; Minister MRS. GORDON PRYCE, Organist and Choir. Leader WORSHIP ON DECEMBER 24th AP CAVAN WILL BE AT 2:30 P.M. • ' -a,1111r. and Mrs. Elmer Rater .. They also called on Miss Ma- bel Turnbull. • i Mr. and Mrs. James Barry left Sunday ' for Orangeville where they will spend several- .months with their -son, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barry and family. 4. ,1..1..: 1, •,4 1.,1.:1,,14. .1 ,x..1..14.,1, .14..,14..:14..14..•14. .14 LC , ► Names Euc hire Wi nners Winners at the LOBA euchre held on Monday were: ladies high, Mks, Ruth •Bezzo; 'ladies' 'lone hands, .Mrs. Les McClure; ladies law, Mrs. P. McFarlane; men's high, Harvey Dolmage; men's lone hands, Zack Mc- Spadden; men's low, Joe Holmes. Mrs. McFarlane won the draw on the cake. classified ads pay dividends. x'1 ;61, w n.. 4'. . w ..., ...... M. ..., ..4 . .'M. 4..4(4.4, ,4 The Congregation J of EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH Greets You at Christmas Sunday, December 24-11:00a.m. Sacrament of Holy Communion ;414x14"Ai ;r'rx=1+;reek x1+;1+ tf+x'14,r.,1+ At) .e t� 1, �1• c4. '4 • +4• • .4. • M. • MY. • M,'• ,4 M.. M,' • M, . Y. M, NY M.. • Mn • +4. • •4 • M, r1, 1r x'14 ;44' ,r4, "Al ;r1' xt,E4 ,,4.444 xr r 14 ;144 ,x+l, .44444 ,r+.1 eta' 414 .44.14 -.1, w1' 444 y. t 4' MY • M,. • M,. • M, • M. • M- • M- M„ ,4 TY. M.. . . .4 M.. • M• M... M, M. MY .4 4 CHRISTMAS FAMILY WORSHIP FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, December 24th 11:00. a.m. REV. D. 0. FRY Minister Music "Kneel at The Manger" Jr. Choir "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night" .......... Sr. hoir The Choirs of First Church, the Organist, MCarter,K: Mrs. Don A.R.C.T., A.Mus., and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Choir Directress, express their Greeting to you through the music of this Christmas Service. +•.. Y M y •,. ••. 4• +.. '4 S• , r 44 's y •.. ... : r'r ;� r-.ai 'r.:.r- r d r-' .r. r' rte.. r.e r."'�� .r -d T- rte• x414 x 1' x4.1• x l• w1' r'4 x1• " 1 x 1 1 44 rt.!. 1 -1 ; 1' ,•x4 r.L w1 f 41, r4t.1 /.1 f - T. JAMES",, ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Seaforth - Ontario extendsowishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS And A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ! f. , MIDNIGHT MASS (Sunday Midnight) CH4ISTMAS..,DAY MASSES at 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.nu. • „ *..r,.'r•,r",r".r...r r"{r p^ 4..4,,.,44,*e• r• T• -,r ,r"tr,.,T,'r..r. v Y r7 5 4, "