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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-24, Page 7• • • • • • • • • ''','"4.•,11,,,,y(t..^.((lt(t(*.t,"..;",(1:'`,", • it 1, (t, CHRISTMAS GREETINGS! Management and Staff KILBARCHAN Nursing Home SEAFORTH . • r • , Remember, it takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertiSe, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Cbri,as Concerts •• $,S. No. 8; McKillop The annual concert -of S.S. No. 8, McKillop, was held Tues- day. The program inclued: Opening choruses: "God Save the Queen", "How Do You Do", "It Won't Be Long 'Til Christ- nins"; "Somewhere"7-Grades to 8; "Greetings", June; "Christ- mas," Grades 2, 3 and 4; The Da nh of the Snowflake, Grades 7and 8; play, "Visiting the Sick," Grades'6, 7 and 8; Baton Twirl- ers, Margaretland Janice; "How Much is That Doggie in the Window?" solo, John; step dance, Janice and Darwin; choruses: "Santa Claus Express", "Let's Keep Christ in C,hrist- mas", "Mistle Toe Kiss", "If It Doesn't Snow on Christmas," Seniors; recitation, "You Can't Fool Me," Susan; Mexican Hat Dance, Grades 6, 7 and 8; Rhy- thym Band, "Deedle, Deedle Dumpling", Jingle Bells", "London Bridge," Seniors; gui- tar duet, Sheila and Gary; "Pop Hates the Beatles," Gary; piano duet, Margaret and Larry; play, "The Truth Telling Machine," Grades 5, 6 and '7; "Will There Be Any Stars in My 'Crown?" solo, Larry; Square Dance, Jun- iors; caller, Margaret; "The Coming of the King," Grades 1 IRVIN'S HARDWARE SEAFORTH Phone 527-1160 to 8; "The Christ Child", "Lit- tle Son of Mary", "In the Mel- low. Light", 1"Wonrierft4.:Saviour Of tilV:40, "Safely Sleep, Little BabeF, "Goodnight". The music supervisor is Mrs. Lon Johnston, and the leacher is IVIrs.-Teresa E. Co-, vine: Pupils taking part were: Grade 1: Keith Bennewies, Rickey Boyd, Ruth Ann Siemon. Grade 2: Paul Beuermann, Bradley Boyd, Douglas Dietz, June Eggert, Robert Elligsen, Brian Murray, Keith Murray. Grade 3: Kieven Bennewies, Joey Boyd, Stolen Boyd, Carole Eggert. Grade 4: John Elligsen, Hen- ry Fidoni, Kenny Fidom, Tom- my Murray, David Siemon. Grade 5: Darwin Dietz. Grade 6: Susan Boyd, Tom Boyd, Elizabeth Elligsen, Allan Koehler, Danny Murray, Larry Murray, Warren Rock. Grade 7: Janice Dietz, Dar- lene Elligsen, Margaret Ellig- sem Ronald Murray, Nita Ra- pien. Grade 8: Gary Dietz, Sheila Dietz. S.S. No. 9, McKillop The No. 9 McKillop Christ- mas concert, with Mrs. Jim Smith as teacher, was held. The program included: Open- ing chorus; piano solo by Joy .Lynn Fischer; exercise by the Junior pupils; recitations by the small girls, Gaye Fischer, Beth McNichol and Miss Beuer- mann; song, "Poppy the Pup- py"; dialogue, "Who Took the Candy?"; solo, Gaye Fischer; recitation by Gregg Fischer; song, "A Shopping We Will Go";, recitation, Percy Glanville; song, "The Rheumatiz"; carol singing, "Silent Night", "Joy To the World", "0 Little Town of, Bethlehem"; dialogue, "The Lost Tickets"; piano solo, Gregg Fischer; skit, "Melerdramer"; piano solo, Joan Dennis; Star drill; song, "Silver Bells," with Betty 'Roe, pianist. "God Save the Queen" was followed with a visit from Santa Claus and "Jingle. Bells." Brodhagen School The Brodhagen School Christ- mas concert 'was held at Brod- hagen and District Community Hall on Wednesday evening: The program included: Reci- tation, Murray Rose; chorus, "Oh, Now It is Christmas" and "Christinas is Remembering"; junior chorus, "Bedtime" and "Elfie, thp Elf"; play, Act 1: "A Pair of Country Kids"; skit, "Ten Little Nigger Boys"; play, Act II; choral reading, "Mrs. Santa Saves Christmas"; reci- tation, Ronald Rock, "A Suit . *, Read the Advertisentertts --' It's a Profitable -Pastime/ Far -Santa"; play, MtNa- tivity, "The Chr stmas Story"; WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 5274240 ichoru's, "When Bessie, the Cow, • • • • • ) ) P-4 0-4, 4, ce'+; REJOICE WITH US at CHRISTMAS p•A, 14, T'• • -14 • As joyful Christmas hymns ring out, so do our Best Wishes . . . May the message of Peace and Goodwill shine brightly in - your hearts this Christmas, with a holiday rich in the joy of blessings. received and bright with happiness. BOX FURNITURE Funeral Service Phone 527-0680 - Seaforth . -. ("r. "A (..ts (S.(.. .1+ ',it. 1.0t1r.e4'14't -(47`11,4( 11.,(.1('t.d..1,0,.141(ft4411,1(./111,1,1.eti '1.,(711 1,111 4.1"( NEWS °F4HSt4 Groups In Hensall Install New Officers Installation of officers for 1965 of the Arnold Circ -le 01 • Cannel Presbyterian::.X.11,11E04 -Hensel, was held Monday -eve- tring with Mrs. Earl'Campbell in charge of the 'installation: President, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; first vice-president, Mrs. Robert Taylor; segond.viCe- president, Mrs. Robert Bell; 'sec- retary, Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau; treasfirer, Mrs. Harold Bon- thron; pianist; Mrs. Gerald Bell; assistant, Mrs. Al gcholl; Home Helpers, Mrs. Scholl, Mrs. Tre- vor Wilson; supply secretary, Mrs. Al Hoggarth; literature secretary and Glad Tidings, Mrs. Don Mousseau; phone com- mittee, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. John Skea and Mrs. Harold Campbell; COC, Mrs. Homer Campbell; Explorers, Mrs. Glenn Koehler; Cradle Roll, Mrs. R. A. Orr; CGIT, Miss Leila Mc - Falls. President, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm presided - for the Christmas meeting and wel- comed members and guests and thanked Mrs. Stewart Bell for decorating the Sunday School, lovely in Christmas motif. Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Al Hog- garth volunteered to decorate the church for Christmas Sun- day. Life membership certificates were presented to Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Scholl and Mrs. Skea by Mrs. Stewart Bell. Mrs. John Baker introduced Mr. Geo. Vriese, of Exeter, who showed pictures of his trip home to Holland last year. He was thanked by Mrs. Gerald Bell and presented with a basket of fruit. Worship in the form of a candle -lighting service was tak- en by Mrs. --john Baker and Mrs. Gerald Bell, 'assisted by Mrs. Harold _Bonthron, Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau. Lunch was served by Mrs. Al Scholl, Mrs. Ed. Fink and Mrs. Stewart Bell. Honored At Showers Mrs. William P. MacKinnon, the former 'Mary Elizabeth Shaw, of Exeter, whose mar- riage 'to , William Park MacKin- non, of Hensall, was solemnized Helped Santa", •"Santa's Laugh- ing Song","Santa Claus, Ex.- press" an"Here Comes Santa Claus"; arrival of Santa Clarla distributing gifts and treats. Mrs. Olive Siemon received a kitten Sweater from the school section. Mr. Harley, of Mitchell, is the music supervisor and he received a gift. • PrOgresilve-etiehre WaS ed. Prize winners ' were Mrs. George . Mogk and Frank Dill, high; Mrs. Lloyd Pushelberg and Walter Muegge, low. • Prize winners on tickets sold on draw were: first, Electric blender, ,Mrs. Leonard Burgess, Stratford; second„ electric sol- dering set, Mrs. Edith Chase, Detroit; third, budgie bird in cage and stand, Mrs. Alvin Leon- hardt, Brodhagen; fourth, mys- tery prize, electric corn popper, Susan Boyd, Walton. Lunch was served by the pupils. IStudents taking part were: Grade 8: Alvin Hicks, Gary Rock, Beverly Sholdice. Grade 7: .Phyllis Ahrens, Jim Diegel, Dennis Smith, Donald Baan, Linda Miller. Grade '6: Wayne Ahrens, Kar- en Leonhardt, June Pushelberg, Dean Smith, Donna Leonhardt, Jean Pushelberg, Laverne Rock. Grade 5: Glenda Dickison, Ronald Rock, Ralph Pushelberg, Sharon Rock. Grade 4: Dianne Bach, Larry Pushelberg, Nancy Rose, Carl Diegel, Judy Rock, Sheila Smith. • Grade 3: Sheryl Lee Hicks, Murray Rose, Elaine Pushel- berg, Sharon Smith. Grade 2: Robert Anderson, Bonnie Pushelberg, Sherri Leon- hardt, Carol Rose. Grade 1: Murray Anderson, Virgina Leonhardt, Kathy Leon- hardt, David Itock. A cockroach was eating on the floor of a restaurant when another cockroach came run- ning in, all excited. "Wow!" M cried, "you should see the new restaurant they're building across the street. All chrome and shining tile and plastic." "Please," the first cockroach interrupted, "not while I'm eat - ting!" At thifHoly Season, let us remember Him Whom we seek, and may His spirit be with you in all the days of the year to come. in Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter, Saturday, was feted at severalltingtions on several oc- casions prior -to- .her marriage._ Miss Mary Scane, Hensall, and Miss Gail Farquhar, Exeter, en- tertained at a miscellaneous shower at the latter's home. Miss Nancy Lockyer, Alton; Miss Maureen O'Malley, Kings- ville, and Miss Marilyn Hug,. gins, Sarnia, roommates, enter- tained at a linen shower in London. Mrs. Warren Sanders, Exeter, held a kitchen shower at her hdrne. Mrs. George Shaw entertained at a trousseau tea. Receiving guests, were Mrs. paw; her daughter and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, Hensall, mother of the groom. Miss LaurettaSiegner attended the door. The tea table was covered with a white linen cutwork cloth centered with an arrangement of white 'and yellow mums with gold pines and white tapers. ' Pouring tea were Mrs. W. E. Shaw, London; Mrs. K. I. Mur- ray, Stratford, and Mrs. J. C. I3oyne, Exeter. Assisting were Miss Mary Jane Sanders, Miss Joan Tennant, Miss Sue Anne Lindenfield, Miss Christ ene Shaw and Miss, Mary Scane. Others assisting were Mrs. Ce- cil Bannister and Mrs. J. P. Miller, Stratford, aunts of the bride, -and Mrs. Warren San- ders, CGIT Receive Gifts The CGIT girls of Carmel Presbyterian Church met Wed- nesday night, opening with a prayer and hymn. The lesson was read by Marjorie Schwalm,. and the Bible study taken by the 'leader, Miss L. McFalls, on 'Gleanings in Genesis.'! Gifts were presented to the girls by Miss McFalls. • Presentation ' Mrs. W. H. Bell was hostess at her home Wednesday eve- ning for a farewell party, for Mrs. Fred Broadley, when mem- bers of the bowling tearri, of which she was a member, gath- ered to honor' her -and to pre- sent her with gifts. The presen- tation address was read by Mrs. Clarence Reid, and 'gifts pre- sented -by Mrs. Hugh McEwen. Mrs. Garnet Mousseau con- ducted a recreational period of crokinole and the winners were Mrs. Louis Sehilbe, Zurich; Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Byran Kyle, HenSall. Luncheon was sexy ed. Following is the address: "Dear....._,Kar- ;We've --, gathered here •.,,this lovely night,- sorry indeed that you're taking flight from this village and our bowl- ing group, for without you we're sure to droop. You've been a good member of our team; we could count on you to be on the- beam; in Hensall you've friends galore, and will soon make others by the score. Please accept our little gift, may it sometimes make your spirits lift; in all the -moving, ' bustle and rush, won't, you sometimes think of us.—From the Girls of the Bowling Team." • Browpies Hold Concert An enjoyable Christmds con- cert by the Hensall Brownies was held Tuesday evening. The Nativity scene was the. theme usedthroughout, and included Christmas readings and carols. Following the concert, a Christ- mas story was told .by Brown OwI Mrs. Robert Cook. John Anderson won the an- nual Christmas turkey „shoot at Kippen over the weekend, scor- ing on 46 of 50 shots in the handicap event. Bill Stewart, Godericli, who won the two miss' and out event, finished second to Anderson, making 45 of 50 shots. He won four turkeys. The shoot was sponsored by the. Kippen Gun Club. Robert Mickle, U.W.O., Lon- don, spenethe weekend with friends in Chatham and Sar- nia, Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamil- ton, and Robert, of U.W.O., London ,are spending their Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. Lou Simpson is spending the Christmas vacation with members of her family in Roy- al Oak and Birmingham,' Mich. At the regular .meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednes- day everting, presided over by Noble Grand Mrs, J. Ingram, the CP & T committee report- ed they are distributing plants to the shutins for Christmas. Sixteen Christmas boxes for shutins' and older members of Carmel Presbyterian Church were packed at the home of Mrs. Earl Campbell Thursday afternoon by members of the Women's Missionary Society, and delivered to members in the Queensway Nursing Home, Huronview and South Huron Hospital. John Tudor, who is attending University of British Columbia in Vancouver, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tudor, Mr. and Mrs. Blighton 'Ferg are spending Christmas Day at Atwood with the latter's moth- er, Mrs. Mabel Bailie, and mem- bers of her family, thecelebra- tion featuring a reunion of all the families... • • 4' 0 , -.-.-- MAY PEACE WITHIN YOUR HEART ABIDE TO BLESS YOU EACH THIS CHRISTMASTIDE Merry Christmas To All! STEWART •BROS. 'Ar fi "t((rt .(St ,• ' s•,,,••• ' • .4" ,4 We welcome this opportunity. the Holiday Season offers, to express our appreciation for the close association and the goodwill of our friends during the year. A Merry Christmas to you and yours and every good wisl) for 'a Happy and Prosperous New Year. • Your Board of Directors, The Management and Staff Seaforth Farmers CoavOp KENNETH STEWART GORDON EIIIOTT President Vice -President WARDEN HANEY, Secretary ' DIRECTORS : R. S. McKercher, Donald Dodds, John Oldfield, Steve Murray CLIFF RUSTON, Manager Joe Murray, John Anderson, Tom Cartex, Hank Van Bakel, Bill Brown, Sam Devries, Ken Dupee, Dennis Ducharme 1'