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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-24, Page 5a • HABKIRK TRANSIT Ltd. Phone 537-1222 OUR MANY THANKS' TO YOU TO AL1., A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS! SERVICE Seaforth r- r-, • cg • • • THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 Seaforth 4. -;1;r.Lrk4'.' r;w, ;..,,,.•r;rry ,ylry rwru.r;...J),r..rpr;r) . r;rbw. -4 '4 •4 .'4 n •.•K, .'4 .'4 '4.•r4 .-4 •X, .. '4 . w, •'.S. • .4, • •y,• •.,, .'4 •'4, .14 ',. A Merry ' Christraas to Everyone Here's hopig that you and yours will know every happlrtess of this season. EVE -MAR STORES Your ]Family Cl'a,thing. Centre 4 4. -'�ri+r`:.'�}:' ��' �;s f •=tr«v ,r -.'r -r- .- lr!", 1 w1 `} K1, r1Ay}j r r1 ,:.L i; , i, ;: 1; ,t 1 1 r-1, t i 1 1, • V • • A cheery hello to all our many friends, with warmest wishes for a very happy Christmas season! M'acDONALD- SHOES Factory To Feet Save Shu Money MAIN STREET -- SEAFORTH r -;r- T'r -r, • .^ ',r- .r r%,'Fr �r 1. r1 ;:1, +11,✓.l ,�: rv. Y t. ; �, }. Y1' ; 1 .t }. 1 r1, SEASON'S. GREETINGS To all our good friends and their loved ones, we extend our sincerest wishes for, a Christmas season filled with cheer. . The COMMERCIAL HOTEL Phone 527.0980 . . Seaforth rt': WS ,OO IwIs1mas W,.Enter Features Institutc. Meeing. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald pre- sided for the Christmas meet- ing _of -the Walton Women's In- stitute ?Wednesday evening. Af- ter the opening exercises, Mrs. George Hibbert read the secre- tary -treasurer's report. The roll call was answered by "a Christ- mas carol." Five dollars Was sent to• the adopted child in Hong Kong. • It was decided to go 'half with the hall board on euchre parties. Committee for Jan. 8th euchre will be Mrs. Clarence Martin, Mrs. Herb Williamson, Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs. Roy Williamson; January 22nd, Mrs. William Humphries, Mrs. Nel- son Marks, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Torrance Dundas. Mrs. Torrance Dundas report- ed that proceeds from cook books sold amounted to $167.28 with a few more for sale. Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull are to inquire about a dumbwaiter for the hall. Mrs. Wilburn Turn- bull, Mrs. Margaret Humphries and Mrs. Wilfred Shortreed were conveners for the follow- ing .program: A Christmas read- ing by Mrs. W. Shortreed; a duet by Sherrill Craig and Carol Wilbee, "Star of the East," ac- companied by Mrs. Ian Wilbee,• was enjoyed. Mrs. Ronald Ben- nett was high prize winner and Mrs. John Marshall, low, for guessing the number of articles sewn on a coat worn by Mrs. W. Shortreed. Christmas carols were. sung with prizes given. A doll shop contest was conducted with ev- eryone taking part. Santa Claus arrived and distributed gifts to all. Mrs. William Humphries acted as auctioneer for a cookie auction. Lunch was served by Mrs. Peter McDonald, Mrs. Stewart' Humphries, Mrs. Ern- est Stevens; Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Nelson Marks. Mark Christmas Sunday • Christmas Sunday was observ- ed in Duff's United Church last Sunday morning with the min- ister, Rev. Arthur Higginboth- am conducting the service. Spe- cial music was provided by Mrs. Harvey Brown and Mrs. Jack Bryan on the organ and piano. Burns' UCW Has Meeting Seventeen members of Burns' UCW- met -at' the• home of 'Mrs: Ed. Salverda on Wednesday for the . Christmas meeting. Mrs. George Smith presided and op- ened the meeting with a suit- able Christmas reading. "0 Come, All Ye Faithful," was sung, and Mrs. Hulley offered prayer. Miss Ida Leiper read Luke ,2, chapter 1-20, about the birth of Jesusu. • Mrs. Smith, read a chapter from "The Word and the Way." Mrs. Robert Jamieson read a poem, "These Precious Gifts." A hymn was sung in the Dutch language by Mrs. Ed, Salverda,: Sr., Mrs. Ed. Salverda, Jr., and Mra. Pete Salverda, "Glory to God • in the Highest." Mrs. Smith gave a reading, "December Night, "Long,. Long Ago"; hymn, "The First Noel"; Mrs. Harvey Tay- lor read "The First Christmas Night. of All", followed by the hymn, "Silent Night" and the Lord's Prayer in unison. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Ed. Bell, the president, who read the poem, "The Mo- ment of Birth," The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. George Watt, also sev- eral thank -you notes. Mrs. Har, vey Taylor read the treasurer's report, and collection was of- fered. - Mrs. George Watt read a let- ter from Miss Vera Lyon, for- merly of Londesboro, who is studying language in Portuagl. Mrs. George Carter read a let- ter from Rev. Elizabeth ,New- hort, of India. She asked for more Christmas and greeting cards. The hymn, "While Shep- herds Watched Their Flocks At Night,". was sungi'and the meet- ing closed with a reading., by Mrs. Bell and the benediction. Arnold STINNISSqEN Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Phone 527-0410 ' Seaforth • • u• na. r;%•••,1 � Ir >.. , fi Numbers rendered by the choir included an anthem male quay - 'tette and a duet by Miss Faye Love and Rev. A. Higginboth- am. , The Canadian- Girls in Train- ing and the Young People's Un- ion will present their annual carol service next Sunday eve- ning ih the auditorium of the church. Mrs. McDonald, of Teeswa- ter, visited with, her daughter, Mrs. William Humphries, ,Over the weekend. Mr. Percy Taylor is a patiept in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth. Mr, Reid Hackwell, Exeter, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Wesley Hackwell. Mrs. Douglas Fraser and baby daughter have returned home from Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs, Walter Broadfoot visited for a few days last week with Mr,. and Mrs. John Henderson, Seaforth. Mr. Frank Marshall, of North Bay, visited with his mother, Mrs. John Marshall, last Thurs- day. Mrs: Marshall accompanied her son .to North Bay on Fri- day where she will spend the Christmas season: Mr. Rollie Achilles is at pre- sent at his home for the winter months. He has been at road construction work in Newfound- land. Miss Corrie Ruyter, of Strat- ford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet over the week- end. Gary Bolger,son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bolger, is iii "Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, with pneumonia. Misses Anne and Jean Short - reed, of Western University, London, are spending their Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Shortreed. Miss Eilene Williamson, of Brampton, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Williamson. • Little Tracy Engel, of Cran- brook, has returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Bolger. Mr. Bill Uhler, of Toronto University, is holidaying with his father, Mr. Ernest Uhler. Mrs. John McDonald has re- turned home after being con- fined to Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth. School Area Mlefs The regular December 14th school meeting of Grey Town- ship Sehavlea-Ne: 2 - r.+as held- at aleat Wilfred Shortreed's home with all members and their Smiles ... "So Eva .threw over that young doctor she was going with?" . "Yes, and what do you think? He not only requested her to return his presents, but -sent her a bill for forty-seven visits." Two men completely disrob- ed, sat in the doctor's office. "I only want to have my eyes ex- amined," one complained. "That's nothing," the ' other replied, "I came to read the gas meter." "What is your husband doing for his health?" :'Well, the doctor prescribed a shot of whiskey and two as- pirins every four hours. Right now he's ten weeks behind on the aspirin and two years ahead on the whiskey!" U.S. CoMin'issioner (to moon - shiner): "How do you plead?" Bill Hilly: "I pleads guilty, and 1 waives the hearing." Cofrtfnisaioner: "What do you mean, 'Waive the hearing'?" Bill: "I means 1 do'n't wanta heah no more about it." • wives present, as guests for din - The secretary was instructed to contact the architect to the •effeet that -the school board was willing to meet with him and the contractor for a final dis- cussion regarding, the discolora- tion of the brickwork, any date that was satisfactory. 4 The following accounts were authorized for payment: Fuel oil, $114.01; Jack) Hood Sup- plies, $18.69; Post Publishing House, $24.72; N. D. Cameron, bowl cleaner, $23.87; W, Short - reed, yearly salary, $75; W. Coutts, salary, $50; D. McDon- ald, salary, $50; S. Humphries, salary, $50; J. Bryans, salary, $50; A. McDonald, salary, $200; A. McDonald, yearly expenses, $25. The date set for the next meeting will be Dec. 28. Kippen East WI The Christmas meeting of the Kippen East Women's Institute was held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ernest White- house. President Mrs. Verne- Alderdice opened the meeting by reading, "Christmas is a Many Splendoured Thing," fol- lowed by the opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Business discussed included plans for a euchre to be held in Hensall in January, also two quilts to be quilted before the next meeting. One quilting will be at Mrs. Cecil Pullman's, and one at the home, of the presi- dent. Christmas carols and "Sil- ver Bells" .were sung, and Mrs, James Drummond gave a paper on "Holly." Entertainment by the chil- dren was provided by recita- tions by Allan Bell and Don Sararas; a duet by Marilyn and Bonnie Cooper, accompanied by their mother, Mr's. Lloyd Coop- er. Mrs. Robert Gemmell' gave an interesting story for the chil- dren. -A play, "Wanted, a House- keeper," was presented by Mrs. William Caldwell, Mrs. • James Drummond, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Kenneth McKay, Mrs. E. Whitehouse, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper. Saiita paid his yearly visit, and lunch of sandwiches, cook- ies and ice cream *die served by the hostess, her co -hostess, Mrs. Robert Bell, and commit- tee in charge. THIS JS.OUR WISH TO EACH OF YOU AT CHRISTMAS! QUEEN'S . HOTEL Seaforth y,amy'. r r 4 '4 ; 1' '44 "dr ;r.}, ., ;�}I ,,.- y1r pw ; .,(. ;: ,(. Y}, }, r}� ; � ,r, HAPPY HQLIDAY May you enjoy it as much cis we've enjoyed being able to serve you, RYAN'S GROCETERIA ST. COLUMBAN Phone 84 R 3, Dublin r' • ••r . ',''. . 's i. ' 4 4 ' •S.', 4 r r ..,,+ T+ti %" , ,.a' r m' ; , v ,Tn +, t + IP-7rr r .. ' 1>t Man I V1ceiChatgran Roy Dowlnip, of Bothwell, was', elected chairman of the On- tario Bean Growers' Marketing Board an Friday during a meet- ing of ,district con ni itteemen' In 1 ozrdoll: -_-" _ ._ He succeeds Fergus Turnbull, of ,Dashwood-_ The.--new-tee-- chairman is Robert Allan, of Brucaefield. District directors elected were: Huron and Perth, Chas. Rau, Zurich; Robert Allan, Brucefield; Fergus Turnbull, Dashwood; Middlesex, Clifford Dam, Glanworth, Hugh McEaeh- ren, Glencoe; Kent, D. M. Camp- bell, .Blenheim; Fenton Cryder- man, Thamesville; Arthur An- derson, Northwood; Elgin, Lloyd Taylor, St. Thomas; Duncan Ferguson, St. Thomas; Lamb - ton, Roy Downie, Bothwell. r "May Every Joy Be Yours At Christmas" Harold Connell Supertest Agent Phone 527-1450 - Seaforth , , r,r'r;r' x ....., r lrx_ LET US DRY CLEAN '.THE , CHILDREN'S CLOTHES DURING THE HOLIDAYS Call us now and we will pick up all ' the school clothes, clean and press them and get them- back just like new, all in time for school. . . ... Prompt Service! Reasonable Cost! FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 527-0250 — Seaforth r ..,: r .a% ..a° ,r ITS rr:;r' rT-ri rre r e rr. esre �?'.,e r Ire � 'r -' 'r - NEED RUBBER- STAM-PS? Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth r#.. .rrrrrrrr rwr lr'4 4 lr4 '4. rr• • n .. . .c. • Kc .. K„ ..'—, ..,,, .. '4, . .,. n., •4. Kn •4 '.4. • 7,. • '.5. T1s r r, r pr.4, r w s u}i r r wlr w1: }� w1r r • .4 • •4. •4 • 4, Y. ••'4 •• e4 04 •Y., .4 'S, w 4 • =•',=, NOW May this Christmas be a happy one in each and every way; may your heart be filled with gladness upon the joyful day. 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 . . HOLIDAY GREETINGS to you, and to express our appreciation for the Friendship and Patronage you have accorded us!. It has been a privilege and a pleasure to serve you in the past, and we look forward with happy confidence 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 ! MERRY CHRISTMAS One and All, from the TOPNOTCH PERSONNEL: Bruce MacMillan, Garnet Stockwell, Dr. John Harvey, Art Mountford, Donald Kun- der, Marilyn Tremeer, Bill Roberton, D a v e Cornish, George McIlwain, Ron Mar. shall, Bit) Strohg, Joseph Nolan, Mack MacLean, Frank Nigh, Louis Nigh, Carl Feen- ey, Wes Coombs, Mac Ches- ney, Angus Brown, Andy " Doig, Lorne Dale, Ken Ma- loney, Gerald Groothius, Neil Hodgert, Hartman Huts-. ser. OPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED SEAFORTH PHONE 527-1910 "THE MOST VALUE FOR THE FARMER'S DOLLAR" • a •, r ; r., r-: r r-, • si