The Seaforth News, 1933-12-21, Page 1No shepherds in the ,field tonight, no
flocks upon the wold,
Thro' the shivering forest branches
moans the north blast cold;
But gloriously the white stars gleam
as on that holy even
When the herald,Angels' chorus
swell'd the soft Judean heaven.
writ
,
HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
The Angel -vision sheds on thee its
glory's .softening ray-
The
ay The Angel -song is for thine ear, "A
Saviour's born to -day!
Wake thy ten thousand voices, Earth!
outpour thy floods of praise -
Up to the crystal gates of morn the
deep hosannas raise!
-From "Canadian Christmas Carol"
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 55, No. 51
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933
Phone 84.
DINNERS and SUPPERS
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOiNIE MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
The O
lympia
Confectionery and Restaurant
Wishing You
Good Health,
Great
Happiness,
A Merry
4hristuiaS,
and
Great Fortune.
In The
New Year
A. C.Routletige
PHONE 166
COAL
-:QUALITY-SERVICE
TO MY 'MOT'HER
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church -Pastor
Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A.
110 a.m., .SIS. and Bible Classes.
Illi a.m., Public Worship. Christmas
service:
7 p.nt, Public Worship. Service of
Christmas songs and carols, The choir
will render five special numbers,
ST. THOMAS' CHURCH
iFourt'h Sunday in Advent. ,S.S. 1,0
o'clock. Morning service Ilia o'clock.
Sermon topic, "The End."
Evening service 7 o'clock, .Special
service of Christmas hymns, carols
and anthems. Sermon topic, "The Re-
velation of Purpose of Life." All.wel-
come. Rev. Canon Appleyard, Rector.
THE EGMONDVILLE CHURCH
(Reverend Charles Malcolm, MJA.,
!Dec. 24th. -11111 a.m. "'The Shep-
herds' Surprise." 7 p.m. -"Tell Me
the Stories of Jesus."
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning- service, 111 a.m., sermon
subject, "Christmas -Giving."
'Evening service, 7 pm., a sacred
Christmas cantata, "The Light Eter-
nal," by the choir. ;Rev. I. 13. Kiaine.
Minister.
CHRISTMAS AT ST. JAMES'
On Christmas eve there will be
Midnight Mass, when, High Mass will
he celebrated, and Christmas' sermon,
by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Hussey. The
choir will sing Christmas carols for
'fifteen minutes preceding the service,
commencing at 11114415 p.m, On 'Christ-
mas Day Masses will be celebrated at
5:30 and 9:00.
,(Froin Shelton, Washington, The
(News has received the .following lines,
dedicated to Mrs. John Sproat, of
ISeaforth).
Mother o' mine -so far away!
II ' send (thee Greeting!
II can't be iH,ome on Christmas Day
,And Time is fleeting!
We may not meet for •quite a spell,
So there's a message d would
ulds ell:"
,And this is it; "I think you're
Mother o Mine 1
Z. like y'ou'r pluck and Irislh grit!
You WON'T look sad!
IOM yesl You maybefussand fume,
!When you are mad 1
But -,'Mothers are not all the same,
Some may be perfect; without blame,
-But here's to one who's always
IGIAME'! And that's 'YOU!
Mot'her o' Mine !
Christmas, 10313.
Open Evenings
The Dry Goods and Cloth-
ing Stores have arranged to
remain open Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday nights Of
this weelc.
MACTAVISH'S
SAM SHINAN
STEWART BROS.
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT
,Following is the Christmas report
given in order of merit, A -1st class
-1-Ionours, 13-2,nd !Class,Honours. C -
Pass standing. 'D• -failed or below
pass standing,
MSIR, 1IV-'Ar - !Helen Chamberlain,
Donald MacTavish, Alastair Wigg,
!Helen Oheonos. .B - IIlarold Free,
Jean Dungey, David Grieve, D'oune
-Mole, James Elliott. C. -Roy Olce,
!ler le Dunlop and David Stewart,
equal, Janet Baker, Olban MacTavish,
:Muriel Hudson, Ross Rutledge, .Elva
ISttndercock. DI --Leone Hotham, Jean
!Dale, Helen 'Edler.
Mr. IV.-IA-CIeta Dickson. B-,Zet-
to Dunlop, Clara Dolma'ge, Freda
'Williams, Bill Walnsley, C -Carolyn
II-Iola/es, ;Mary, Howes, Genevieve
Hawkins, Marion Pbbotson, .Mae
!Hodgson, 'Helen Swan, Margaret
Fletcher, Bub Barlow, Anna Dennis,
Louise !Boniface. -D -!Viola Doln age, Arthur 'Cameron, Betty -McLeod,
'Graces Gillespie, Doris Hoff. P. B.
Moffat, Prin.
IS1R. VIII -A - Ruth Joynit, Helen
Moffat, Bruce Wright, Lois McGavin,
!Richard Box, Frank Golding, ,Sterling
IHabkirk, Donald Scott, ,B - Allan
Dolntage, Stuart' Wigg, Charles Wood
Joe Smith, Clayton Dennis. C--IDor-
othy Fraser, Floyd ,Pinkney, ,Alma
Elliot, Margaret Barlow, Barbara
Best, Ruth MclNairn, Leonore Edler,
Roy Kerr, Jack Moore, Jack 1MoNab,
jack Hanley. D --!Alex. !Baker, Doris
Barlow, Marion Sclater, Earl Mont-
gomery, Tom Wilbee, Jack Cameron,
M. E. Turnbull, Teacher.
IJ1R. VIII -IA --'Lorne Irbbotson, Lois
Wright, Jean Mills, Allen Sunder
cock and JackElliot, equal; Mildred
Swan, Scott Kerr, Helen ,Fraser. B--
Audrey McGavin, Margaret Hudson,
Ruth Fraser and Kenneth' Southgate,
equal; Reg. ,Dolmage, Thelma Dol-
nnage. C -'Clarence Westcott and
Mary Wood,.equal; ,Bernice Boniface,
,Irene Mowbray; Isabel MdKellar and
,Jint .Southgate, equal. D - Charlie
Case, .Iva Allen, Dorothy Fletcher,
Mary Geddes andHelen Hodgson,
equal; ;Gannet Allen, Kenneth Reid,
4Zathleen Holmes, Wylda Ross. M.
1'.I. Hartry, Teacher.
ITII•--rA-IAhyvmme Moore, Winni
(red Russell, Fred Welford. B ---Har-
ry Scott, Marilyn Campbell, Lillian
Southgate, Dorothy Williams, Doro-
thy Howes, Margaret Pethick, Jean
Currie, Margaret Dale. C - Fergus
Bell, Clayton Ritchie, Vernon .Hoff.
Jack Rutledge, Stanley Hill, Annis
Dunlop, Donald Wood, Richard Eis-
ler, Erna Fletcher, Leo Oke, Henry
Boniface, Jean Swan, Leslie Ritchie,
•Clifford Ross. D ---,Reid Allen, Marg-
aret Edler, Arthur Fraser, Bert Bar-
low, Billie Wilbee. Missed exams -
li;Kenneth Keating, Evelyn ,Venus. M.
M. Bell, Teacher.
I1 -14 --Violet Dunce, Janie Moffat,
Ross 'Montgomery, Dorothy Smith.
'lvMargucrite Westcott, Doris Venus.
iB-'J'ac'k Fraser, Albert Venus, Gor-
donILeisonier, .0 -!Beth Walmsley,
,Patricia 'Bechely, Alvin Hoff, ,George
Hildebrand, ;Frank Mills, Jack Eisler,
,Neil I-Io,pper, Marjory Golding. D-
Step'hen Williams, Betty Dunlop,
dsalbelle Case, Clarence Reeves. Miss-
ed exams - Aubrey 'Baker, Wilma
Hay, Ruth _Anderson. E. H. Elder,
Teacher.
IPrimiary,-IA-=.Jean Wright. Helen
Smith, Harriet Russel and Frank
Bioni'face, equal; Lorna Da'le, Ken-
neth Mowbray. B 14a,rio,n McGavin,
Eileen Anderson, Kenneth Hart; An-
na''Woods, Dan ''Grumntebt, Marjorie
McKenzie, Jack Makins. C --Marion
1pakirs, Wallace Hollingsworth Do-
ris Eisler, Do,nelda Hawkins, Bever-
ley Beaton, Donald ,Ross, Fraser
Sts an: D-11301) by Hutnbey, Edna
,Fraser. ,R S. Thompson, Teacher.
FIRE IN EGMONDVILLE
;Blazing oil gave the Fire Brigade
a run Tuesday afternoon for the se-
cond time in the past few weeks. The
Egnondville Garage was an inferno
of burning oil that threatened to raze
'the frame building, until the firemen
arnived with chemicals. F'latnes spread
through a partition wall and across a
few rafters, almost reaching .the out-
side by the time assistance 'arrived. A
car was suspended over the oil pit
and owing to the fact that .the rear of
the car had been wired to the tackle
to prevent it slipping off, great diffi-
culty was experienced in releasing it.
Heavy boards were covering the oil
pit except' at one end, otherwise the
'fire would have been more serious.
Gasoline used for cleaning a car part,
ignited by a blow torch, carried flames
into the pit. The damage consisted of
charred partition and ,rafters, rear
window of the ,car broken by heat,
and the car top slightly da'm'aged..
TOWN COUNCIL
'Statutory meeting of council/ was
held in the council chamber, at 8 p.m.
Ion `Pniday, December 115'th. (Present,
Mayor Sutherland, Reeve Smith and
Councillors Scott, Sproat and F. S.
Savauge. Minutes of last meeting read"
.and confirmed.
Sproat -Smith, ,Resolved, in view
o'1 recomrnend'alti,oin iroan Board of
!Health that we ask all persons sup-
plying ntillk'in oils municipalityto
have a .tes't'talcen of their cows by an
aulthorized.veterinary surgeon.
!Scott-IS'avauge.-That the ..following;
accounts be passed and cheques be is-
sued for same M.- MciLcod, wages,
$2; F. J Burrows, MAD, account, 5E;
MdKillop 'township, gravel, $2113375;
ISaparate School Board, 515212157;'Pu'b-
lic School Board, $539.44; Collegiate
Institute I3'otird, $90.'314; Public Utility
Cora., street lighting, $11788.00.
IS ott4Sayauge That the Treasur-
er's Statement -as read' be adopted and
the necessary number of . copies be
printed for nomination meeting.
!Sproat-1Savauga That Chief Ryan
Ise paid twenty -!five' dollars for extra
services rendered.
°' !Scott-IS•proart--That this meeting
-,r5 ruin to nneet at Inc•call of the
Mayor.
ST. THOMAS' S. S. CONCERT
A very successful concert and
Christmas tree was held Wednesday
evening by the Sunday School of St,
Thomas Church. Santa made his ap-
pearance and was a,popular ' figure.
The programinne Was as follows:
!'''Marie the Herald' Angels Sing," by
the sc'ho'ol; a play, "Jean's Christmas"
by Miss Freeman's class;, song by
John Olidlfield and Arnold Archibald;'
recitations by Ruth Fraser, Margaret
IBariolw, 'Barbara Best; duet by Shir-
ley Oldifield and Arnold ;Archibald;
duet, Ayvonne Moore and ,Kathleen.
Holmes; recitation, Gladys Earle;
song, Joyce Wilbee; song, Donald
'Thorne, Bob Hula/hie; song, Marion
McGavin; recitation, Edna Fraser,
,Jack Fraser; song, Danny and John
rGrunnniett; recitation, Alvin Hoff;
song, Shirley ',01810eld; ; recitations,
Jim Brown, Barbara Best; .recitation,
!Doris Hoff; song,' Miss Edge's class;
musical selection,' Jack Moore, Doris
'Barlow; reading, ,Barbara ,Best; duet,
iLonisd and Isabel Case; piano
'duet, John and ,Shirley O'Idlfield; reci-
tation, Louise Case; 'duet, Lillian
{Southgate, Audrey` Mc4Glavin; dance,
Jean Dualgey and Carolyn Holmes;
song, Shirley Oldlfield and' Arnold
'Archibald; duet, 'Misses Freeman .and
Edge; piano duet, Misses Kruse and
Edge; song, Robert and Nelson Stead,
"Jesus Lover of My Soul."
The chairman of the evening vias
.Rev. Canon Appleyard. A special
prize given by alady of the congre-
gation for the highest numrber of
merit -narks.' was presented. to Ruth
Fraser. Prizes for merit'mlarks were
5. A. ENTERTAINMENT"
The Salvation Army held their
Christmas entertainment on Wednes-
day evening at their Hall on N._M'ain
street, when a large number enjoyed
the following program:
Opening song, 'Oh Come All Ye
IFaithfnl," introduction and announce
ments; welcome song by ,7 children;
chairman's remarks Primary Glass,
"The ;Conning; Army"; dialogue,
"Granny's ,Christmas, or The Band of
Love Pledge in Action"; accordeon
solo, Miss Piper; action song, "Old
Folks at Hrome," 110 children; read-
ing, "Betty's Christmas Twins," Liz-
zie Howes; tableau, "Greenland's Zcy
Mountiains"; ani action song by a
number of children, "The Road to
Jericho"; recitation "'The Good Little
-Boy," Clayton "Ritchie; vocal ,duet,
"He Just Made Tlhem Willing to Go,"
by the two Captains; accordean solo,
Miss Pipet; "The Children's Thanks
to the Eternal Child," 'by 7 girls;
"We're Looking for Father Christ-
mas," by the primary children. Santa
Claus. Vote of thanks for the chair-
man. The meeting closed with the
benediction. Mayor Sutherland was
chainmiian.
tHOLIDAYS
given to various classes Simper NV as The 'Seaforth schools .close
served at 6 o'clock for the pupils' and day of tlhis week for the Christmas
,l;ea,ehers for which the nnothere came recess ami will reopen or Wednescbay,
'anti helped. January. 3rd.
sfinaz
orr.,, re,
ill
Only Three Shopping Days Left
in which to do all the CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. Somehow we just cannot let the Christmas
season pass without making gifts, Really it is not Christmas without Gift Giving, for Gift Giving
is really the Spirit of Christmas. And so as it just must be done, we have prepared our Christmas
stock this year with the thought in view of "What you want, at the Price you. want." You will
find that ycur Dollar has a very great purchasing power at this store, and yet the selection of
Gift Goods and Jewelry is larger and better than ever before. You will find it pays to shop at
Savauge's,
Ladies' Wrist Watch $10.00 up
Gent's Wrist Watch . . ............... $3.50 up
Gent's Pocket Watch, 15 Jewels $5,00 up
Alarm Clocks $1.25 up
Mantel Clocks' $8.00 up
Wall Clocks $10.00 up
400 Day Clocks $13.50 up
Manicure Sets . • ..
Toilet Sets
Ladies' Hand Bags
French Antelope Hand Bags
Compacts
Pearl Necklets
Lovely Gold Pendants, Marcasite
Settings
$2.00 up
$7,50 up
$1.00 up
$4.50 up
$1.00 up
$2;00 up
$2.50 up
Ladies' Diamond Ring .. $25.00 up
Gent's Diamond Ring $25.00 up
Friendship Rings $2.50 up
Signet Rings $2.00 up
Emblem Rings 55.00 up
Initial Rings $2.50 up
Silver Service $9.95
26 Piece Community ......................529.75
32 Piece Breakfast Sets, English $4,95
94 Piece Dinner Set, English $19.75
12 Knives and Forks, Silver Handles,
Stainless Steel Blades
$4.95
Boudoir Lamps $2.00 up
Sheffield Reproduction Silver $3.50 up
Waterman Fountain Pen Set $3,75 up
Eclipse Fountain Pen Set $2.50 up
Fancy Table Lighters $1,00 up
Bridge Sets $1,50 up
Travelling Cases (Solid Leather) $5.00 up
And hundreds of other items suitable for Christmas Gifts at from 25c and upwards, including
Fancy China
CHRISTMAS CARDS in great variety and exceptionally beautiful, and priced very low.
Gift Calendars in great profusion, also priced very low.
We invite you to do your Christmas Shopping at this store. You will enjoy it -and you will find
IT PAYS.
And again this Christmas -we give absolutely free Solid Gold Wedding Ring with your Diamond
Ring purchase.
OpenEvenings - Un - t
il Christmas
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bAVAUGE
IT PAYS
PHONE 194
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