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O,N EXPOSITOR,, SEAFORTH, 0NT., DEC. 10, 1964
•Ratapoyers of '
1.uckersmwith:
" wanks. for your support at
the polls.
Compliments of the Season
to All!
CLEAVE COOMBS
To the Electors of
Hullett: ,
I would like to thank
all those who support-
ed me at the polls on
Dec. 7th.
Season's Greetings
To Everyone !
Hugh Flynn
Ratepayers .of
Tuckersmith:
Thanks to the Rate-
payers and Council
of Tuckersmith for
another acclamation
as Reeve.
I will continue • to
serve you to the best
of my ability.
Compliments of the
Season to Everyone!
Elgin Thompson
KIPPEN
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jones and sons
were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Jones, of Hensall, and Mrs.
Pearl Love and Wayne, of
Varna.
Messrs. Rochus Faber, Bert
Faber and Robert McGregor left
Kippen by motor Tuesday of
last week for Saskatchewan,
and intend purchasing stocker
cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Littleton
and baby daughter, of London,
visited over the weekend with
the latter's sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Faber..
To the Ratepayers
of Tuckersmith:
Your support at the polls on
Monday was much appreciated.
Charles Geddes
To the Ratepayers
of Tuckersmith:
I wish to thank most sincere-
ly the ratepayers for their
support at the polls on
Monday.
Wishing everyone the Com-
pliments of the Season!
Verne Alderdice
To the Ratepayers
Twp. of Tuckersmith
Thank you for the expres-
sion of your confidence in me
as shown Monday at the polls.
I shall do my utmost to
prove worthy of your trust.
Orville Workman
TO THE VOTERS OF HULLETT TWP.:
I wish to thank you for the support which you
gave me at the polls•on December 7th.
Wishing you one and all a Merry Chri§turas
and a Happy and Prosperous New Year!
TOM. LEIPER
MY THANKS
TO THE ELECTORS OF HIBBERT
TOWNSHIP FOR THEIR SUPPORT !
W. ° 'Ing all the Compliments of the Season.
ROSS McPHAIL
TO THE RATEPAYERS OF
TUCKERSMITH:
, We express our sincere thanks for the confi-
dence you placed in us at the polls on Monday
We will continue to work on your behalf to the
best of our ability.
Compliments of the Season to One and All!
ALEX McGREGOR
VICTOR LEE
ERVIN SILLERY
Abnounce Details of
Xmas Mail Service
In a statement concerning
Christmas mail, Postmaster Or-
ville ,G. Oke points out that
December 14th' is the deadline
for out-of-town points in which
the Post Office Department
Honor
M. Storey•
Family
A party at No, 9 Tuckersmith
School to honor Mr. and Mrs.
Morley, Storey and family after
their move to Seaforth, was
held Saturday night. A full
house of former neighbors en-
joyed an evening of euchre.
High -ladies' prize was won by
Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot; ladies'
low, Mrs. Jim Upshall; men's
high, Jim Chalmers; men's low,
Stan Jackson; travelling lone
hand, Bob Upshall.
The Storey family were then
called to the front and were
presented with several useful
gifts. Ivan Forsyth read the
address: "Dear Morley, Bea-
trice and Family: Some eigh-
teen years ago, shortly after the
Second World War in which
you served with the Canadian
Armed Forces, and after your
discharge from the Army, this
community was happy to have
you and Beatrice and your lit-
tle family .start farming in our
midst. Since then we have seen
that young family grow up in-
to fine young girls and young
ladies. •
You both proved to be good
neighbors' and were always
ready to give a helping hand.
This neighborhood was sorry
when you decided to move out,
so we are gathered here tonight
to spend a social hour with• you,
and we would ask 'you' to accept
these gifts as a small token of
the esteem in which you are
held on the Eighth Concession,
and may health and happiness
be• your portion in your new
home. — Your Friends and
Neighbors."
Morley made• a fitting reply,
after which everyone joined in
singing, 'Tor They Are ., Jolly
Good Fellows." Lunch wasserv-
ed to conclude the evening.
To the Ratepayers
of Tuckersmith:
A sincere thank you
for 'your support at
the polls on election
day.
Ross Forrest
To the Electors of
Tuckersrnith:
I appreciate and thank you
for the support given me, on
Monday„
Henry Binnendyk
To the Electors of
,Tuckersmith:
I would like to thank the rate-
payers of Tuckersmith Town-
ship for electing me to the
School Board.
Wishing all the Compliments
of the Season I
W. D. Wilson
can guarantee delivery before
Christmas. Green and white
labels have been sorted into
mail boxes across Canada this
week as a guide in helping you
prepare bundles of cards for
local and out-of-town mailing.
This year, please note the
change in postage rates—three
cents on all unsealed Christmas
cards.
There are receptacles in the
lobby clearly marked: local 3 -
cent cards; out -.of -town 3 -cent
cards, and first-class mail.
Your local post office staff
appreciates the co-operation we
have received in the past in
the cards being mailed early
and tied in bundles. This year,
with the new look at the office,
we request that you put your
new box number on your re-
turn address and advise your
friends to note the change in
number.
The wicket lobby will be op-
en all day on December 12 and
19 for your convenience.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. Ed. Fischer, Seaforth, has
returned home after being con-
fined in Stratford General Hos-
pital.
Mrs. W. A. Wright has re-
turned home after spending two
months with her daughter in
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter Grover,
of London, were the weekend
visitors of their mother, Mrs.
Will Kerr, McKillop.
Mr.' Alphonse Meagher, Fort
Garry, Man.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stock, Anne Marie and
Bernard, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Morrison, Waterloo ;
Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher,
Stratford; and Sgt. .F. H. Os-
borne and Mrs. Osborne and
Terry, of Trenton', visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meagher.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawley
spent a few days in London re-
cently
CROMARTY NEWS' OF THE WEEK
MisS Ina Jefferson, of London,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jef-
ferson.
Miss Wanda McLaren and
Miss Norma Parkhouse, of Nipis-
sing, visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren.
Miss Nettie, McCurdy is a
patient in South Huron Hospi-
tal, Exeter, suffering from in-
juries receiyed in a fall at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Binning,
Richard, Robert and Jane, of
Mitchell, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Binning's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGhee,
who are moving from Mitchell
to Strathroy to reside, visited
friends in the village on Sun-
day.
The vesper service of the CG
IT, under the leadership of Mrs.
M. LaMond, was held in the
church schoolroom on Sunday
evening with a good attendance.
WMS Meets
Mrs. E. Moore was hostess to
the Cromarty Women's Mission-
ary Society for their December
meeting. Mrs. K. McKellar pre-
sided and the Christmas service
of worship in the Glad Tidings
was followed.
The Scripture lesson was read
by, Mrs, Grace Scott, and Mrs.
Calder McKaig read the medi-
tation. Several Christmas hymns
were sung with Mrs. Moore at
the piano. Eleven members an-
swered the roll call with a
Christmas verse. The offering
was received and dedicated by
Mrs. William Harper. Mrs. M.
Lamond led in the Glad Tidings
Prayer. A suitable topic for the
Christmas season was given by
Mrs. Mervin Dow. 141rs. T. Laing
read an interesting letter from
Mrs. Lillian Dickson.
Mrs. Calder McKaig conduct-
ed the annual business period,
When reports were given by the
various secretaries. The treas-
urer reported a satisfactory
crease in in the 1964 givings.
The following slate of officers
was presented for the coming
year , by the nominating com-
mittee: Honorary president, Mrs.
Thomas Scott; past president,
Mrs. Calder ,McKaig; president,
Mrs. M. Lamond; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Grace Scott; second.
vice - president, Mrs. ' Mervin
Dow; secretary, Mrs. T. L. Scott;
assistant secretary, Mrs. - K. Mc-
Kellar; treasurer, Mrs. William
Harper; Home Helpers secre-
taries, Mrs. -•J. M. Scott, Mrs. J.
Wallace;' supply secretary, Mrs.,
Thomas Scott; assistant supply
secretary, Mrs. T. Laing; Glad
Tidings secretary, Mrs. Grace
Scott; welcome and welfare,
Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. R. Dodds;
literature secretary, Mrs. J. M.
Mr. Thomas Jarman, of Cli-
max, Sask., is visiting with, Mr.
and Mrs. James Henderson and,
also attended. the Royal Winter
Fair.
Miss Sally Nott, Reg.N., of
London, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Raymond
Nott, in Egmondville.
Misses Bess and Peg Grieve,
of Egmondville, were guests of
Mrs. Earle Bell in Toronto- last
weekend.
Mr.' and Mrs. Harold Jackson
are spending a few weeks in
St. Petersburg, 'Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Regier
held a house-warming 'party
their new home on Saturday
night. There were twenty-five
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glanville
have sold their farm in McKril-
lop to Orville Beuerman and
purchased- Braeside Rest Home
in Mitchell from Mrs. Lillian
Boyes. The change took place
the first of December.
Dr. and Mrs. Mary Bowers, of
Stratford, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Adams last week.
Mrs. Ernest Geddes and Miss
Mary visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Geddes in London last
week.
Mr. and Mrs: Glenford Rose
left 'Wednesday for ,St. Peters-
burg, Fla., where they will
spend the winter.
In the recent annual Grey Cup
contest, sponsored by Branch
156 Royal Canadian Legion,:the
winning combination was held
by Mrs. Les Pryce, who was
awarded the $500 prize.
Mrs. Graham Kerr was suc-
cessful in winning a, quilt when
her ticket was drawn at the
recent Women's Institute dance.
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A stranger approached a
farmer, produced . a card, and'
remarked, "I am a Government
inspector and I am entitled to
inspect your farm."
Moments later the farmer
heard yells from behind the
barn. The inspector was being
chased by a bull': Leaning over
the fence as the madly running
inspector drew near, the farth-
er cried, "Show him your card,
Mister, show him your card!"
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SEAT MLTH
the holiday weekend on Thurs-
day, Dec. 24, 'at 3 p.m.
Messrs. Stanley and Roy Bruce
of Miami, Man., were guests last
week at the home of their cou-
sins, Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce,'
High Street. They were attend-
ing ,the Grey Cup football game
in Toronto.
Scott; press reporter, Mrs, K.
McKellar; organists, Mrs. Wm.
Miller and Mrs. Jam Wallace;
CGIT leader, Mrs. M. Lamend;
Explorers, Mrs, M. Lamond;
C.Q.C., Mrs. James Miller; nom-
inating committee, Mrs.'. E.
Moore and Mrs. F. Allen; audi-
tors, Miss Olive Speare, Mrs.
Grace Scott.
A social half-hour followed
the meeting. The meeting clos-
ed with all repeating the bene-
diction. A social hour .was af-
terwards enjoyed.
Too Late To Classify
.NOTICE
The Municipal dump of the
Town hip of. Hibbert will be
closed until further notice. after
December 12. 50-1
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