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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-10, Page 10,M� «�Y SEAFORTH, ONT., DEC. 10, 1964 MOART REPAIR SERVICE at SAV.AUGE JEWELLERS Certified Watchmakers OPPOSITE POST QFFICE For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE ,JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency phone 527-0490 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors Classified ads pay dividends. FIRESIDE GROUP MEETS The annual Christmas meet- ing of the Fireside Fellowship Group of First Church was held Tuesday evening at the manse. F. R. Cosford, the president, conducted the business. The January meeting' will be at- tended by members of the group going. to the prayer meet- ing, with the business meeting and lunch later in the evening in the church hall. Mrs. Bert Moggah read the Christmas story, which was pre- ceded with' a Christmas carol, and Rev. Fry led in prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Fry were in charge of the program. Rev. J. Ure Stewart was the guest speaker and took for his subject, "How Often We Take ;Things For Granted.". "Joy To the World" was, sung and Miss Bessie Grieve thanked Mr. Stew- art for his address. Contests were enjoyed, after which Santa Claus, in the per- son of George D. Hays, distri- buted exchange gifts. He also presented Mr. and Mrs. Fry with a gift certificate. Frank Kling gave the courtesy re- marks. CHRISTMAS TREES Avaitable by Friday, Nov, 27th Welt -trimmed Pine Gordon Noble Phone 527-0840, C OMARTY The Marian Ritchie .Evening Auxiliary met in the church for their regular meeting. 114s. John Templeman presided and opened with a poem. The hymn, "Lead On, 0 King Eternal," was sung, Scripture lesson from Romans 5:1-11 was read by Mrs. Robert Laing, followed with prayer by Mrs. Templeman. The roll call was answered by 10 members. Mrs. Norman Harburn gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Lorne Elliott reviewed a chap- ter of the study book,assisted l by Mrs. N. Harburn, Mrs. G. I Laing, Mrs. L. Miller and Mrs. C. Douglas. Mrs. Frank Hamil- ton read an article entitled, "What Mean These Stones?" A poem was given by Mrs. W. Taylor, "Let the Garden Sleep in Peace." She also conducted a contest. Mrs. John Miller presided for the business. The society was invited to Mrs. Miller's home for the De- cember meeting on the 15th. The meeting closed with the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers." ihlk Wee( Al the Seaforth Utstctet WO School (By BARBARA HOLLAND) (Intended for last week) The book fair proved a great success again this year. Many, many books were sold. I think many, many students are burn- ing the midnight oil reading their volumes. The fair was ex- tended two days, ending Tues- day instead of Friday, and will undoubtedly be back next year, including the same wide range of books. This year there seem- ed to be every type imaginable, Have a problem? Write to Canadian social worker Doris Clark in care of this newspaper. TEENS SHOULD HELP EARN WAY DEAR DORIS — My parents just don't understand teen-ag- ers. I don't have any luxuries that other teen-agers have, such as a watch, or a camera, 4MMIIIIMEIMIONIMmcdo• or a record player, or a tape SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS (recorder, or a nice bedroom. 1 Or very •much say in anything. OPEN DAILY T. P ryde & Son ALL TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Inquiries are invited. Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas LET ARRANGE YOUR MORTGAGE For almost three-quarters of a century we have offered a friendly, personal service in the first mortgage field. We can arrange a, first mortgage for you on your home, farm or business property. All enquiries welcome. ESTABLISHED 1889 TUE INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY Head Office: Sarnia Offices in Forest and Petrolia IjJ 1M102 W. E. Southgate—Phone 334, Seaforth My mother says when she was my age (16) she never had any of the things that I have now. Also that I could have worked for the things I• want: - How can I make her under- stand that when a girl has Some of these things it gives her. a feeling of content? HELP! DEAR HELP! — Are you 'a Have or a Have -Not? Where did you get that{ typewriter your letter was typed on? How about your pretty clothes? The content that comes of having things handed to you hasn't a patch on the positive thrill of getting something you've worked for. One girl aged 11 wanted a horse. She propositioned her mother to fire the cleaning wo- man and give her the job. She scrubbed her way—tom' -a prize- winning pony and some terrific teen-age thrills at the horse shows. Now her young brother is charring for his horse. How about that? DEAR DORIS — Reading the letter from Bereaved (whose husband died in September) and your answer, I feel the need to comment. Christmas is the celebration of the birth 'of Christ. If Be- reaved and her child want to observe the custom .of card - sending and decorating, anyone trying to stop her sins against the freedom of the individual and against Go& In God's name, Doris, let us all try to bring Christ back into 'Christmas. RICHMOND •,is\ ;' ,t,ti'l',1 1, r;!' 444,d14,11,, DEAR RICHMON — Agreed ! Christmas should mean new hope and new beginnings. DEAR DORIS — Our com- munity club would like to ob- tain humorous readings and other suitable material for en- tertainment at showers. AUNTIE DEAR AUNTIE --I'm sending you my leaflet, "Readings Suit- able For a Shower"; also a hil- arious four -minute playlet en- titled, "Mock Wedding", which involves 'four desperate charac- ters — bride, groom, minister and Other Woman. Popular for showers, grooms last - stand bachelor dinner, and other party hi -jinx. DEAR DORIS, — I have •a brute . for a husband. He has beaten and humiliated me in every way possible. The chil- dren rear and dislike him. I don't think he is capable of lov- ing anyone but himself. I left him a couple of times but it was no use. He came and. begged me to let him in and wheal didn't he broke the door in. I called the police but they claimed they could no nothing. Before marriage he treated me like a princess. DISILLUSIONED PRINCESS DEAR PRINCESS—It's no at- mosphere for children. • The police can do something. If you separate and seek pro- tection they will bind him over to r keep the peace. But you have to stick by your guns; don't give in when you are just, about to win your point. Classified ads pay dividends. from "Mad" to "Emerson's Anthology." * *' * r A new facet has been added to the school library itself, in the form of French books — in French, eople! The books are there to promote a deeening un- derstanding of French (in the hopes of raising marks in that subject, of course) through reading entertaining stories without detailed study. * * * Last Friday was candid camera day at school. Pictures are a wonderful way to capture the funny, sometimes hilarious, happenings • at. school. Anyone who's had that yearning to catch one of the staff members in the act of breaking a test- tube or whirling objects around on a string (to demonstrate centripetl force) had the chance Friday. Students with a knack for photography, or students with just a knack for catching people in laughable moments, brought their cameras. The year book staff intends to buy any pictures that would do for the yearbook. - * . * Clubs around the school have become more active lately. The junior and senior math clubs are forming; the Glee Club is adding to its repertoire of songs, under the direction of Nancy Berger, and the curling club is getting its brooms and boots in shape. The curling club, especially now that win- ter seems to really have set in, is whirling about, making plans, etc. • It has always been a ra- ther small club, but its mem- bers are surprisingly good curl- ers and avid fans of that sport. * * * Prizes from the magazine campaign have finally arrived, and there are a great -.many SDHS beanies• and pennants be- ing shown about by the win- ners. Well, kids, . you deserved them. So long until next week! Christmas TREES Pruned SCOTCH PINES Your Choice $ 2.00 JOHN BOYES Seaforth Phone 527-0568 'AT Seaforth ...Motors '63 CHEV. SEDAN 1,975.00 '62. RAMBLER SEDAN $ 1,375.00 '62 OLDS SEDAN—A.T., P.S. and P.B. , 16,000 actual miles 2,375.00 '60 DODGE '8'—A.T., low mileage ... , 1,225.00 '59 VAUXHALL SEDAN '59 PONTIAC SEDAN - '58 FORD '8' SEDAN—A.T. '58 . FORD '6' SEDAN—A.T - '56 CHEV. '8' SEDAN—A.T '55 FORD COACH '53 CHEV. SEDAN '61 CHEV. PICKUP 395.00 1,075.00 '800.00 800.00 275.00 175.00 100.00 1,275.00 No Reasonable Offer Refused! Our Big Money -Saving TIRE SALE CONTINUES 750x14 Black Snow Tires-- $14 ea. Seaforth Motors Dial 527-1754 — Seaforth OPEN EVENINGS UCW Unit Two Mrs. Harold Rugill was hos- tess to Unit Two of Northside United Church Women at her home on Tuesday evening to a pot -luck supper. The devotion- al period was conducted by the president, Miss Gladys Thomp- son, assisted by Mrs. William Stephenson. Miss Thompson gave a read- ing, "In Bethlehem," followed with a piano solo, "Star of the East" by Mrs. Stephenson. One verse of the hymn, "While Shep- herds Watched," was then sung. The birth of Jesus was empha- sized by the use of various Scripture passages and carols, whilst colored ornaments, the color of each' being symbolic of the character, work and sac- rifice of, Christ for. our salva- tion, were, hung on•a Christmas tree by Mrs. Lorne Carter. • Prayer was offered by Mrs. Stephenson, who concluded the devotional period with several piano selections of Christmas carols. The business part be- gan with the reading of the minutes by Mrs. J. Ure Stewart. Twenty-one members answered the roll call, with two visitors present. The offering Was re- ceived by reading "All That We Have is Thine Alone," by the president. It was agreed that the Unit continue the support of a foster child in Korea. A reading, "Smallest Christmas Angels" was given by Miss Thompson, and m e m m e r s' brought gifts for the Cancer Society, which' were placed un- der the tree. Mrs. Jack Kellar expressed the thanks - of the Unit to the retiring president and all the other officers, to which Miss Thompson replied. "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" was sung, after which' Mrs. Stephenson read a poem, "Forgive Our Christmases." SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERING Centre Street Tel. 2'527-0190 FOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING -- We Arrange. Easy Terms — OAL• FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. 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SETS SILVERWARE with Chest 69.95 MANTEL & 400 -Day CLOCKS -- From 29.95 up SET OF ,8 GLASSES - Gift Boxed - 2.95 KITCHEN and ALARM CLOCKS - 2.95 up PHILISHAVE SPEEDFLEX SHAVERS - 29.95 BUTANE LIGHTERS -- Priced from - 3.95 up WALLETS - BRIEF, CASES - LUGGAGE SHEAFFER PEN -PENCIL and DESK • SETS Anstett Jewellers Ltd: Dial 527-1720 FREE GIFT WRAPPING ,i•ir%,�: r+„:r.iiai%i�ri�.n*,p: r%ip�:` Seaforth • w,' "•. .� `wN 4 h.. N+.. T.,Y ,� T•Tom' ? iT i 41, kT ''i" 1• n4