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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-12-20, Page 4ON EXPOSITOR, SEAFOR;TI ,i ONT., DEQ. 20, 1962 • )Let utS be gratefully bumble for tlje gift of his Jirtlj SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION D'ORLEON SILLS, Chairman R. S. BOX MRS. D. BOYES Sec.-Treas. EDMUND DALY R. J. BOUSSEY Manager A: I rr..we • ,,r.1, I; Ix- wIr r k' I Mr' 1;4,1 l I j'__ I W 1 1 1 je,J.' Ill• CH• ®STM No words express more sincerely... at this time of year what is in our hearts for our many friends than the good old fashioned b ' "Merry, Merry Christmas! ' UNITED DAIRY and POULTRY CO-OPERATIVES Seaforth Branch Phone 13 ..w.. ..,.. x �..�..,. v,,.. -•• ., �i•.rN f w+ .rT' 1 .+N 1 aT' 1 .rrY IrnY 1 er 1 .rT° ..•N 1 .+�' I a.,' 1 � 1 �'Q.rr" I wr,' 1 ..er, PUPILS IN DISTRICT SCHOOLS SPONSOR CHRISTMAS CONCERTS The annual Christmas concert of SS No. 2, McKillop, was held on Monday evening. T h e RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Reg Finlayson (nee Ina Scott) STAFFA HALL . Friday, Dec.21st Howe's Orchestra At :this, holiday season, may I extend sincere thanks to my customers for their pa- tronage while I. was in busi. ness. With my new association with GINGERICH SALES & SERVICE, may I look for- ward to continuing my serv- ice to' y'ou_ - _ Austin Matheson teacher is Mrs. Vera Hood, and Mrs. Mary Lou Johnston is music teacher. The various numbers and those taking part follow: "0 Canada"; Greeting, Jim Plunkett; opening chorus, "Mer- ry Christmas," the School; dia- logue, "Buying Eggs," Linda McMichael, Janice Hugill, Bill Plunkett; drill, "Wooden Sol- diers," the Juniors; monologue, "Christmas Shopping," Connie Stone ; chairman's address ; dialogue, "The Doctor's Office," Connie Stone, Betty Plunkett, Elaine McClure, Marie Scott, George McClure, Larry McMich- ael, Welby Stone; five recita- tions, Grades 1 and 2; dance, "The Grand Old Duke of York," Janice Hugill, Elaine McClure, Connie Stone, Betty Plunkett, Jack Storey, Jim Plunkett, Bri- an McMichael, George McClure; recitation, "Bed For Me," Jack Storey; "Wedding of Jack and Jill," the School; dialogue, "Mock Wedding," Welby Stone, Larry McMichael, Elaine Mc- Clure, Patsy ` Storey, Connie Stone, Gary McClure, Lorne Harrison; Nativity Scene, the Seniors; dialogue, "Christmas Dectectives"; dance, the Sen- iors; recitation, "Grampa's Pres- ents,"' Donna Storey; singing game, "Roger is Dead," the Senior; monologue, "Where Are You Going, Charlie?" Gary Mc- Clure; recitation, "Christmas Blackmail," Brian McMichael ; pantomine, "The Groom," Elaine McClure, Betty Plunkett; 7aii- ice Hugill, Connie Stone, Bill Plunkett, Gary McClure, Lorne Harrison, Welby Stone; recita- tion, "Dad's Bills," Lorne Har- rison; dialogue, "Gifts For the Dear Child," Lorne Harrison, Patsy Storey, Betty Plunkett, Linda McMichael, Marie Scott; "Under An Umbrella," the Sen- iors; closing choruses, "He's a Chubby Little Fellow," "Ask Old Santa"; closing recitation, George McClure"; "God Save the Queen." SEPARATE SCHOOL CONCERT The auditorium of St. James' Separate School was gaily dec- orated with Christmas decora- tions and a dapac'ty crowd ap- plauded each number of the. annual Christmas concert which was presented by all grades in the school. Following is , the program: Opening chorus, Grades 6, 7 and 8; welcoming address by Jane Sills; play, "First Christ- mas," Grade 1; piano trio, Mon- ica McCurdy, Mary Sills and Angela Devereaux ; "Reindeer Bells Are Ringing," Grades 2, 3, 4 and 5; recitation, "How Do I Know?" Herbert Broome; "Christmas in Storyland," Grades 2 and 3; play and learn exercises, Grade 1; square dance, Grades 3 and 4; recita- tion, "The Whooping Cough," Timmy Hoff; skit, "Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet," Grades 3 and 4; piano duet, Mary and Monica. McCurdy; Christmas Rose drill, Grades 6 and '7; "Sight Reindeer," Grades 4 and 5; physical training exercises, Grades 6 and 7; pian duet, Mary McCurdy and Patricia Stiles; "The Christmas Star," Grades 7 and 8; Nativity Tab- leau, Grades 7 and 8. Mr's. Joseph McConnell was accompanist. Sister Sabina, principal, was assisted by Sis- ter Clarise, Mrs. Smith, Miss Dillon, Mrs. Maloney and Mr. R. McQuaid. Rev. C. E. Sullivan extended congratulations to the pupils and Sisters for an excellent con- cert. Rev. C. Caruana was also present. Our best wishes for the very happiest of Holiday Seasons! JACK BOSMAN Distributor Supertest Products Phones: Office 264 — Residence 843 R 5 Aka�IIfp*"I1 is ��', aIr I r I AI Al x1 nI t K1 0;,-.A11/5 GEYTING LEE' z4 \\FORBESTB11Y5 �� IFTSI1OPOW1 FURNITURE FOR THE HOME draVter The "Little Woman" will LOVE you for this I BOSHART Cedar Chest THE BEST ON THE MARKET ! Chesterfield Suites Make Pleasant Xmas Giving! Space Savers Kroehler Kitchen Chrome Furniture Bedroom Furniture Lamps, Step -Up Phillips - Philco TELEVISION SETS Phillips Hi-Fi and Stereo ELECTRA RADIOS TRANSISTOR RADIOS Floor Polishers - Toasters Irons - Mirrors Rockers Swivel Rockers Floor and Table Lamps Simmons and Serta Mattresses and Coffee Tables Occasional & Hostess CHAIRS. Our Store is jammed with an endless variety of Chairs. The Perfect Gift 1 G. A. WHITNEY■ Furniture Floor-' Coverings ! Television Funeral - Ambulance Service PHONE 119 SEAFORTH "4, "! t a!:1 ./.7.1 I e •= - A. Seaforth Junior Farmers ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DANCE Thursday, December 27th 7 AL CHERNEY and His Westerners V` V' SEAFORTH LEGION HALL Admission — 75 Cents IF/IW ��_ i 'e -I♦ ISN I/Y' ICY � u • ,TM At this Christmas Season we extend to the Ratepayers of Tuckersmith every good wish for the coming year ! Elgin Thompson — Reeve Victor Lee Arthur Valley Alex McGregor Ervin Sillery- -Councillors • Recommend Plans (Continued from Page 1) proposal- and fo gain approval of ratepayers affected. Considering the treatment of the intersection at Main and Goderich Streets, the meeting' asked- that a proposal to pro- vide for separated traffic streams, as - recommended by the Department of Transport, be reviewed again, and Mr. Britnell said this would be done. It was indicated instal- lation of traffic lights would be nrdre satisfactory, McCormick & Rankin present- ed two plans for Goderich St. West, the alternative to the plan recommenced providing for a 24 -foot pavement. In either case, sidewalks would be rebuilt to compensate for grade changes and approaches to in- tersecting streets. The engineers estimated cost at 187,000.00 for the 43 -foot road on Goderich Street, and $170,000.00 for the 24 - foot scheme. The cost will be cov- ered by the Department of Highways under a connecting link agreement. Asked to suggest when the work would be completed, council was told final paving' would not be until 1964, to per- mit settling, but that the re- built roads would be dust -free in the meantime. ` Express Appreciation As council was about to ad- journ, Councillor Bell express- ed appreciation on behalf of the members for the contribu- tion Mayor Daly had given while a member, and for the leadership he had provided. Too Late to Classify FORCSALE—One female Wal- ker hound, 10 weeks old. Wm. Bennett, Seaforth. 4 c, 9- k 1 Y�Iy'4 --''I 1 IL,'I;N'�h�'Ik•'I,'4Ikr'14•'IA'• We're aglow with that intangible thing called Christmas spirit — and wish all our friends A VERY .MERRY CHRISTMAS JOSEPH T. HUGILL General Contractor Phone 388-J Seaforth ofi 1 ,rA' I .14 ., F I 1 .r�, 1 .rX I .n1 1 .rN „at. 1 .ri I .r?i) ' I .rh D AN.CE WANTON Community Hall. Friday, Dec. 21st FARRIER'S ORCHESTRA Lunch, Please — Admission 75c EVERYONE WELCOME! DANCING BRODHAGEN Community Centre Friday, Dec. 21st Elgin Fisher and the Rhythmaires ADMISSION 75 CENTS WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS — Phone 141 Now Entertaining . . . ALL THIS WEEK In the Huron Room Queen's Hotel Melody Bar Ranch Boys Coming Monday, Next Week— Corvettes of London Clean, Comfortable Rooms for Rent, By the Day or Week aMial I;Y'1, .4,fr.dl ;re �;/v1K�'1k• �;w' I;Y'1X+'I r x -b WITH A FLAIR FOR CHRISTMAS! ?;'14:r�i �"�iBFrin'�`)%'`��rl:k'�.”;Q�:•`�,'•:�::;5�%;lFt�l�%;iS�;�l�fi:!1; f a5� :��:...... • ........ STUNNING SELECTION • 'OF COSTUME PIECES CORO COSTUME JEWELLERY $1:00 and up Beautiful Crystal Matched NECKLET and EARRING SETS $3.00 and up See Hundreds of Costume Jewellery Gift Suggestions at SAVAUG-E"S- Jeweliery - Gifts - ; . Fine China SEAFORTH r. r r,;.,r r r" r P .r L of p.40.4.0.0 k•' 1, 11 I'- X+' 1 IA'•'11f�'I,Y•"Ik�' IyW'IA'�',�W'1/N'li'�' Seaforth Branch 156 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Annual Christmas Dance WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, 1962 Dancing 10.- 1 a.m. BY INVITATION ONLY Anyone 'desiring invitations to this Dance and who have not already receiv- ed one, are asked to contact ALLAN NICHOLSON, President or JACK HOLLAND, Secretary ADMISSION — $2.00 PER COUPLE Music by Ian Wilbee's Orchestra I yr ;F' , 1 ;/+' I ;(�' 1 ;(,' .fir' , ,a'r' , �Er' 1 ;Fr' 1 ,F• I ,!�' , 1 ;Er' 1 r 1 ;Y' 1 ;'4 1 . The Week at SEAFORTH ARENA and COMMUNITY CENTRE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20th— Mitchell vs. Seaforth' 8:30 p.nl. — Admission 25c and 50c FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21st— ' Skating — 8 to 10 p.m. Admission — 35c and 25c SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22nd— Morning — Legion Hockey Skating 2 to 3:30 p.m. • Arena opens at 1:45 p.m. Midget Hockey — Zurich vs. Seaforth 8:30. p.m. — Admission 25c TEEN TOWN — HALL TUESDAY, DEC. 25th — Christmas Night Skating — 8 to 10 p.m. Admission — 35c and 25c WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26th— Skating A 2 to 3:30 p.m. 8 to 10 p.m. Admission 10c and 25c Admissioi 35c and 25c This space contributed thrbugh the courtesy of UNION COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED SEAFORTH -- ONTARIO • • • • t V • 4 • t v s