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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-12-20, Page 11Property Changes The residence of Mr: Joseph Grummett, 1•larpurhey, was sold through the office of Joseph. Mc- Connell, Realtor, to Mr. Gordon Heard, London, who expects to move to Harpurhey before the end of this month. Patient (angrily): "The size of your bill makes my blood boil." Doctor: "Then that will be $20 more for sterilizing your system." I,,tr �,r l;t* I;rr lIuyl I A'✓ I ,W' , ,yv I ;V+' To all our friends and patrons... We wish the very best during the coming year! DUBLIN ELECTRIC Phone 70 R 2 : Dublin •••• ' w � .r �,�t- I �'- i,k- 1,Au i; i,� ,;r � ,"t+t, : 1i;r1�;r1 ;r,�i t1� .r,4j ••. e • K.• r. - . ,S 'K. ,V • - ,4 • K. •','.• re • v4. I Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime ! I 1 „).."1,./...),4, I;r�' I -I .k.". .))u ;Y' Ik'rtk„In�'1��'IK+', W ,k+,. illHolidays... Happy LOOBY CONSTRUCTION LTD. Phone 8 Dublin ,K�' L '•' ' ;f�' I I A'�' 1 ;N I K- I yW' , ,a++' a;f•' I M✓ , ;W 1 w I W 1 W 1 ;.�' 4 1 K i y .. .. +.. M,•'•.-.. .- - .Y .. :•.- .-.. .. Y„ •Y... Yom.. +'n•.'yR.. ,4e...'Y. EASON'S GREETINGS FRIEND & WHETHAM Butchers - Custom Killing ,_, Phone 56 R 2 Dublin' w'lurlxrlw•i Ixr.....r+ll" r�� l l r,w•iw•I. I- ,•,.�„ May the Holy Season bring blessings of peace GEORGE COVILLE Repair Shop -- Electrical Wiring Phone 57 R 8 : Dublin Holiday Best Wishes We extend to you our thanks for your loyal patronage the past year. SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY BAER Phone 89 R 2 -- Dublin 1 Strikes •-Ars ` Spares (By LEE IEE) Egmondville United Church Team standings: Bruins, 4e; Canadiens, 43; Red Wings, 40; Black Hawks, 39; Leafs, 35; Rangers, 28. Ladies' high, single and tri- ple, Joan Eaton, 200 and 550; men's "high, single, Reid Stev- ens, 257; triple, Art Finlayson, 620. One of the highlights on Mon- day of this week was a supper in Egmondville Church hall fol- lowing the regular bowling ses- sion. Winners of turkeys at bowling were Irene Smith and Ross Alexander, a feature of the Yule season with the church group. * ,Y•I * Highland Shoe League Team standings: Flintstones, 63; Untouchables, 49; Cotton Pickers, 48; Orbitals, 45; Sput- niks, 37; Whippets, 26. Men's high, average, single and triple, Peter Wiemann, 195, 324 and 789. • Ladies' high average, D. Smith and H. Aubin, 160; high, single and triple, A. Walters, 219 and 499. * * * Seaforth Legion League , Team standings: Limelighters, 38; Frozen Toads, 36; Jokers, 27; Freeloaders, 24; Teatotal- lers, 23; Unexpected, 20. * * * Mixed League Team standings: Snowballs, 53; Highballs, 49; Dutchmen, 46; Kids, 39; Oddballs, 36; Teachers, 29. "' Ladies' high: single, M. Kun- der, 202; triple, M. Hudson, Men's high: single, Geo. Hays and D. Gingerich, 248; triple, H. Cuming, 621. * * * St. James' Church League The highlight of the present bowling season took place Mon- day dight during the bowling session of St. James' Church ,rl�r«I�I rt Greeting You and Yours at Christmas ED. ROWLAND Plumbing and Heating Phone 85 . -- Dublin �f✓ I rr✓ µ✓ I A•+' Greetinu May your Christmas be filled with good will, abundance, and the tranquility of faith. Wm. Stapleton & Son Feed Seed - Oil Phone 31 r 3 -- Dublin ,.T. At Seaforth Lanes League, when 'six large turkeys were up' for competition. Win- ners were those robing to the closest hidden score for each teain and were as follows: Ron Brady, Lloyd McKenzie, Russell Pringle, William Hart, Jack Shea and Gordon Nobel. Team standings: Parrots, 47; Flintstones, 46; Alley Oops, 43; Bluebirds, 39; Roll -Rites, 28; Shamrocks, 28. Ladies' high: single, Dorothy Flannery; triple, Betty Leon- hardt; men's high: single and triple, Ron Brady, 271 and 601. w, * In closing this coluriin for 1962, I wish to take this oppor- tunity to extend to all bowlers a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year of bowling, LEO HAGAN No. 2 Grey Board Has Meeting The regular monthly meeting of Grey Township School Area No. 2 was held in Walton Pub- lic School with all members present, The following motions were carried: That Russell and Nel- son Marks receive an addition- al $100 for extra bus mileage, involved in transporting the pupils to USS No. 12, Grey; that the Clinton Hydro Office be notified to read the meter at the new Public School; to cancel the meter reading at USS No, 12, Grey; to read the meter at SS No. 11, Morris, and from henceforth Gordon Mc - Gavin will be responsible for the hydro payments there, Accounts presented for pay- ment included: B-wys Sales Co., Petrolia, $494.45; Huron Coun- ty Library at Goderich, $45.00; Cities Service Oil, Listowel, $335.51; Jack Hood School Sup - a Anticipate 'Rise In Distance Calls There will be an increase in long distance telephone calls made by Seaforth people this Christmas Day. Miss M. Hud- son, Bell Telephone's chief op- erator here, says that New Year's Day will also show a substantial increase as compar- ed to last year's. The increase, according to Mr. W. Haysom, Bell Telephone manager here, is part of a cur- rent trend towards calling over greater distances. At one time the long distance call was. scarcely contemplated other than in emergencies or big business. But recent improve- ments in telephoning facilities and—perhaps more important —the actual experience of speaking to friends and rela- tives hundreds 'and even thou- sands of miles away, have made long distance calling more and mor,e a familiar activity. Station -to -station calls, ac- cording to Miss Hudson, are your best bet on Christmas Day, and in both station -to -station and person-to-person calling, knowing the number is of great assistance. "In calling by num- ber," she says, "you eliminate the time required to contact In- formation in the city or com- munity you are calling, and un- necessary delays are avoided." O'Leary's wife woke in the middle of the night to hear her husband creeping about the kit- chen. "What might ye be lookin' .._for, darlin'?" she called out. "Nothin'," called back O'Leary, "just nothin'," "Oh," said his wife cheer- fully, "then you'll find it in the bottle where the whiskey used to be." plies, Stratford, $475.33; Mrs. ,M"1,,,,, Mac Sholdice, supply teacher, ; $45.12; Mrs. Marjory Humph- ries, supply teacher, $60.16; Russell and Nelson Marks, ad- ditional bus mileage,, $10.0.00; Gordon A. MacEachern Ltd., cleaning equipment, $592,40; M. A. Fraser, organ stool, $2.58; Humphries & Co., supplies, $10.84; J. Bryans, yearly sal- ary,, $50; S. Humphries,, yearly• salary, $50; D. McDonald, year- ly salary, $50; W. Coutts, year- ly salary, $50; W. Shortreed, chairman, yearly salary, '$75; A. McDonald, "secretary, yearly salary, $300; W. Shortreed, tele- phone bills, $23; A. McDonald, stamps and telephone bills, $10; Frank Van Bussel & Sons, con- tractor, $10,023.40, • The board received a cheque for $48 for 12 desks from Earl McSpadden, secretary -treasurer for SS No. 10, McKillop. e oincereip pito ij pov aappp A)oiibapi In sincere appreciation for your patronage, we wish you A VERY MERRY CHRISTMASI CRONIN BROS., TRANSPORT Phone 4 -- Dublin 1,4 -May this season bring you peace and happiness! John Van Geffen Tailoring - Repairs Phone 16 -- Dublin a'•�•w 4...i..•,. . .I .. Our sincere best wishes for a Merry Christmas . TOM BUTTERS' HARDWARE • Phone 39 R 2 • DUBLIN Gerald K. Holland A Complete Insurance Service Phone 3 -- Dublin I I lel-.;re Ik+1�M.'1 SEASON'S GREETINGS Again we extend the Season's Greetings and our Best Wishes! Russell *amp SHELL SERVICE Phone 73 r 2 -- Dublin ;a11, • THE RIgtOli EVOSITQR, $EA!OM t!NT., Ma 40, 10R1711 • HOLLAND'S 'CA' RIDING MOLE - NOW For the Holiday Season,— PARTIES OF FIVE, UNDER SUPERVISED MING Rides at 9:00"4.M., 12:30 pia,, 3:00 pan, RATES: Children, 50e half hour --Adults, $1.50 per !lour • During School Terms, one party daily by reservation*at 4 p,m, Rates and hours for holidays and weekends, Saute as in the Christmas season. Contact JOHN M. HOLLAND Seaforth -- Phone 500 RYAN'S GROCETER!A Phone 84 R 3, Dublin- ST. ublin-ST. COLUMBAN. I ,.?" ( ...it ,� W Ik"lk" I4•'s. k+' I�W'i;(�'I;Y�' ",..."'-- f;Y'i,.14'IN�'I;Y' 1 -i. - It's such a pleasure to say "Thank You" to our many friends and customers at • Christmas! May this Yule be filled with - Wonder and Happiness for everyone! From All of Us At SEAFORTH FARMERS v BERT GARRETT - Manager Joe. Murray, Tommy Carter, John Anderson, Alex Townsend, Hank Van BakeI, James Keys PHONE 9 -- SEAFORTH To you, whose friendly support during the past year has contributed so greatly to our success, we extend cordial and appreciative thanks ! The Mill will be CLOSED December 25 wind 26 SUPPORT YOUR CO - OP -- YOU OWN IT! xli , D" I I mai W r"i, Yz1i w ew P pw1: ,t N it r.1, c1Lw', t1,..E i'J