The Huron Expositor, 1978-12-21, Page 11May your Christmas
be one of Peace and
Joy and Giving,
ThAnks to all.
May the Child King born in Bethlehem that starry night
shower His love and blessings on you this Christmas, season.
May peace reign in your hearts! ,
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THE HVRON EXPO440/R, DECEMBEn 21 1978
ERE COMES SANTA CLAUS, HERE COMES
Santa Wase44r* into Seaforth in a horse and
reindeiklatrlibine, durtrig `Seaforth's Santa.. Claus
downtown on Saturday afternoon.
WMS lights
Xmas candies
The first church W.M. S.
meeting was held Thurs.
Dec. 14th at the Presbyterian
Manse, in the warm and
friendly atmosphere of the
living-room. Mrs. Jae."-Keys
took charge of the meeting
and co,pducted the business..
at hand. Twelve members
answered the roll call. Fol-
lowing the treasurer's report
Mrs. Thompson/Glad Tidings
See., gave her report. Hymn
174 was sung. Scripture Luke
2; Verses 1-20 were read. A
"Christmas Candle" Service
was conducted based on
'Faith and Love. The candles
were lit by Ann Agar, Edith
McMillan', Joan Van Robyen
and Mrs. Keys, each reading
a part. Carols 171, 172 & 169
were sung: Rev. Duke
"""offered a prayer & installed
the officers for 1979. 'Mrs.
Crouch played the little
organ previously used in the
church, for the Carols.
SANTA CLAM
buggy, leaving his
parade through'-the
(Expositor Photo)
"" Waiting to talk to Santa
mourco-pwow •
Maurice Dalton, 81, died
At -Versa Care.Ntirsing Home
Owen Sound on Wednesday,
December 13.'
A Oa' of the late John'
Dalton and Mary ;Cronin he
was born in 'Hibbett and
attended school at
Columban and Dublin. Until
WS -retirement to Stratford in
.1964. he had farm d . in
Ribbed. A ear er he
moved to Owen Sound.
He is• survived by his
widow the former Grace
Moylan' td:,w1,tem he was
married at St. Columban in
.1935. He, also is survived by
five daughters Marie, Mrs.
Jerry Eckert, Owen Sound,
Noreen Mrs. Michael Malloy
Peterboroiigh, Joan, Mrs.
James Newcom.be, George-
town,-Ann, Mrs.. Ray Robinet
Tecumseh and Dorothy, Mrs,
Blair, Sask. and by a
son John Leduc, Alberta. He
was predeceasedby a
daughter Aiges.
4 Also surviving are, a sister
Agnes, Mrs. Frank Bowman,
Stratford and brothers
Joseph and John of Montreal
and by 1S grandchildren.
He was member of St.
Columban R.0 Church and
of the. Knights of Columbus.
The remains rested at Ito x
Funeral Home, until Saturday
at 10:30 a.m. when service
was conducted at St.
Columban Roman Catholic
Church by Rev. P.A.
Oostveen. Following
temporary entombment at
Pioneer Memorial buriaT*111-
take place at St. Columban.
R.C. Cemetery,
Pallbearers were: Jerry
•
Eckert. .Michael MalleY,
James Newcombe, Roy .
Robinet, David Eckert and
Dalton Newcombe: Flowers
bearers were , Emmett
Malone and Arthur gurphy.
MS. AMBROSE 'Orr(01
Mrs. Ambrose
R.R.1, Dublin died in
Seaforth CommunitY
Hospital on Friday,
December 15. She was 78.
The former Agnes
Florence Flanagan, she was
born in Logan a daughter of
the late James Flanagan and
Helena Krauskopf.
Her husband to whom she
was marrieu in Dublin in
_1924 predeceased her in
4964. She is survived by
sOirs Patrick and Joseph
R.R.1; Dublin and daughters
Mrs. Dennis (Anna) Nolan of
R.R.5, Seaforth, Mrs. Wil-
liam (Margaret) O'Brien of
Sebringville, Mrs. Wilfred
(Theresa) Laverty, ofSebring-
Mrs, Wilfred
Mullin of Stratford/ Sister
Leona of Windsor, Mrs.
Frank (RoSe) Whaling of
Embro, Mrs. John ,(Marie)
Neilman of Pahnersten, and
Mrs. Harold (Viola) Moser of
Waterloo. Predeceased by
two sons and one daughter.
She also is survived by a
sister Mrs. Frank (Theresa)
Maloney of St. Columban
and by thirty grandchildren
and five great-giandchildren
Mrs, rrivlin was a member of
the CWE, and. or.5t. Pattickti,
.Church,
" The remains rested at Box '
Funeral ,Home until Monday
morning when Rev; T. 0.Dilld?
" officiated at a service in St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin.
Interne* folloWed in. St.
Patrick Cemetary,
Pallbearers were WaVue
Mullin, Danny Mullin, Keith
VYnalling, Chris O'Brien;
Francis Glynn and Ken
Nolan. Flower bearers Were
James Moser and. Stephen
Neilman.
Classified Ads pay. divid-
ends.
The choir boys sing,
The church bells ring,
The soft snows fall,
There's fun for all
Because it's Christmas!
Hope it's merry!
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SOME HINTS FOR SANTA, — Shelley
Coughtrey gives Santa a few hints about
Christmas as she perches on the jolly old man's
lap.during:Santa!s visit to the Seaforth town hall
on;Saturday.' (Expositor Photo)
tinsfmas
A time for Peace
and Joy...A time for
sharing memories
and renewing
cherished
friendship&
DAVID LONGSTAFF
Optician
Seaforth, Ont.
(519)527-1303
Directors and Adjusters
Ken Carnochan, Sealorth 527.1545
Lavern Godkin, R.R.91, Walton 527.1877
Ross Leonhard!, R.R.91, Bornholm 345.2234
John McEwtng, R.R.91, Blyth • 523-9390
Stanley Mcllwaln, R.R.112, Goderich 524.7051
rtionald McKerCher, R.R.#1, Dublin 527.1837
Jelin A. Taylor, R.R.001, Brucefield 482-7527
ZN.TreWarthrt, Box 661, Clinton 482.7593
Stuart Wilson, R.R.91, Brudefield 527.0687
AGENTS
James Keys, R.R.91, aeatorth 527-0467
i'Wm. Leiner, R.R.411, kondesboro 523-4257
:Steve J. Murray, FLR.145, Sealant 345-2172
Best Wishes
from., Us All
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M Martfarel Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 6270400.
Legion ladies
at homebound
Xmas party
Comrades va Brown and
Ina McGra were, at a
Christmas arty for the
Huron Day centre for the
Homebound at Huronview
when they accepted a certi-
' ficafe:on behalf of the legion
' ladies Branch 156. •
b.
by Debbie Wallace •
A' candle glows from the window
Bright lights shine on the tree
A star is placed a top it
It's special, don't you see?'
Itsignifies a day of joy
Of happiness and love
The day our Heavenly Father
Sent his Sori doWn, from aboim.
We know this day as christmas
It comets but once a year'
A time 'for reuniting,c '''
With friends we all hold dear
For singing Christmas carols
And ringing Christmas bells
For giving and receiving
And merry Christmas smells.
But most of all believing
The season's meaning true,
Goodwill to everybody
Love and Peace
the whole year through.
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