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The Huron Expositor, 1952-12-19, Page 3i �f �y 9 ;YI4 �• m . 4 'R t „r ,i i a,l r i'� a t • s � I is a rasa a' b 1 a• � tQ>YoP§ '�, a'P4:•a�i ��� , �� �r!I� E�' a+l: ee'ta blishin iy o t . &xio�Fa 0-110 % 'W31011M prgW 4'ex s411n@ of 'the ;hairdressing requtrbmenta oY our. airwomen 1 „y n► Pereounel. The;eerwioett of one haArdresaeg_Ykqu4'1;OOi°RPI,;to 6.:'. iP • � d : .by o on : Friday, v t Y, inclusi e, and poesil?iy two haifitlresaeirs •t'ropu, 5;00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m'. Monday t4'Fr1dp$ iuclupiYe; and fro. 9: Q0 ,a.m. to 5:00 p.m. of Saturdays•, ars.regilireds It, is desired to negotiate _,g contract with one competent, 1 ;reliable hairdresser, who will provide the abovp4grvice . including equipment. Good accommodation available. at nominal, rental. P: Applications from competent hairdressers who can supply, referericea will lie considered, Such applications should be ad- :dressed to the {' C01VIMANDING OFFICER, RCAF Station Clinton, Ontario I- 5 IN OUR SHOWROOM t r' SEE " The New 1953 F 0 RI -D, NOW ON DISPLAY! . AA A DALY MOTORS' w. Ford - M'�ol, arch Dealer Phone 102 Seaforth Bluebird Diamond Rings Free Insurance For One Year Ladies' and Gents' SIGNET EMBLEM RINGS BIRTHSTONES iV V .Y X i w .x Ui a 1 A : ! !1 1' r I X n r �' r• �^'" i7 I '� 1 Y. rq i 1 M iL 1 tl: Jt,. !' +S tl i t t y {w r 14r >► 7 r + n� r t ,.: a;`9 ,r • ',',: ,.. . -.. , S ,. 1K, ^r s X14 } , .. 76srn. ., .Ace 'ora .:.. .Reid: ,"� 8 u e r , ( ,�( ..,,,. �.. jy p'gy :: 1C�fol ens f , .6 N .... ,... , ,.+ haw, , , r • ln.. per, r n. r ;', T h ti Y U..�e. .... :.. .... ... .. �..:h� C. �4ft?n&� mP-eRf. lig O tii9 �. ,...x b, . : ti. • ., ,•. , Wo n's InsCitu w d n the uI u i es o F, st w. mp te. as held i e coin week ,the, k f r last wit Legion s hn. e (al J ■/\���� F 1 e� .+!'.f, .. ., V.: ,. i ,.f, v /'.�7�A .,. 1 rouiA s r t Mrs. o 1� P. edllden , M Armatr .�, in, ,. a - h' u �y� -i :., 'At Car.:. l Chu>rc In ri charge� Decorated .•Ch stmas ^trees a anor added Ito the. setts e s tin fs' , H mall Last S d�: r .:.. i ..f...vl.. f candlelight ee�vice Was co l:p II d i ,•!, ,i ,,:.iJ 4 W,''.$. me WMA nears Mrs. Brown was hostess, assisted Your new elders, Iba'rold Bail, ducted. by' Mrs. Arthur Kemp ata 9s : @d>.:1 „ _ ;.,x 1, { Pere G°am bell Arc�iie Ho gaits s. Beer. Members' answered f!t _ropoa tsi i#se?str,h@ haxlYgrip, .Rci ai�3�Fi In" by Mr • y R g- the roll call with a donation to the meeting of the w9maws Mission., .. . ig loo Clin Vin, , .fie 6egr Y ofi ;ill„ lu< Fox. } p and: Rochus Faber, recently elected War Memo i 1 r I Mission- ary in staffs United ' ''von Rev. Fox a` meeting London W _ r a Childrens T1ke spry# ,of g�:'ll;�t'b0r from• p4A s p9s �al , to; ,the, eldership by fixe congrega Hospital, making a total oY '$22,.85. Church. Mre. A. H..Daynari$ sed l nt�'a b c e day to Friday, ilrolusive, anal two barblr iioR}'.5e90 The Women's Missionary Society tion of Carmel Church, Hena&11, r ar Lu , harge oY the devotional' ex rcisest Mo ;:a A' +. v sinal• Pre b Brian, Church were ordained, to that office at the The sec et y, Miss' 'Gladys k which opened with singing 'Cbdpt on _ rdaY � l�rrday, inclusive and fl�grp} d,dIQ.a m lf�;kd �$�'�i°,? �vl, , of Ca s Yt , er, expressed thanks to the ladies' . on Saturdays, 'ars required: ` `" t �3k, rr Fl f Hansell, met in the, church school- Sunday morning service. Rev. Jno, mss' Carola, with. Mrs. Henry, Isar - for their visits, cards, letters and, It is desired) to nego3iato ,a co tarot with o co room last week. The meeting was B. Fox conducted the service. burn accompanying.' 'Mrs. MaTaha], 4 pn •,. #n 4�#� > y1'� arranged by Mrs. C. S. Hudson and At a meeting of the se that fiawees she received, rn Clin Dearing rend the scripture, and reliable 'barber who will ,provide the atlov@ ervic� , inoluc g _ ton Hospital, chairs and aqui meet. Mpr Mrs. Hudson, 1presiJent, took the were offically'welcomed by the vases resented b titute f w sa silver RMrs, Daynardagave dan talk on Good accommodation available at,n6MjnaL,rental a t, minister. The presentation of a p y Christman, and Mrs. R. A. Sadler chair and opened the meeting with in her illness. A thank -you note Applications from compeltent barbers who can supplys reYeYT a Christmas hymn. The meditation new leather edition bf the Birble in g sang ' a solo. Mra. Arthur Semp ences will be considered. Such applications should be addresj* It $Iiia' the new revised'' standard' version, from Mrs'. W,, Dougall was read. had charge of the business. \i of the psalm was; taken by Mr�..4., to the was made, to George Tinney, for- Mention was made of Mrs. Orr's Mr.'Daynard installed the slate of Walker, Mrs. A. Logaln, Mrs. J. mer member of the session, in re- and aim's' illness. Members asked officers for 1953 for the W.M;S.: Forrest, Mrs. R. Meiolet , Miss COMMANDING OFFICER, RCAF^'Stat) so ition of his faithful service on Mrs.. Horton to procure a gift for president, Mrs. Arthur Kam vice- �, • �^" Dora Alain and Miss Violet Hyde. P p° , M1� the session, and as superintendent Mrs. Orr. Mrs. Norminton osis presidents, Mrs. A. H. J)aynard, Clinton Visits to the sick and shut-ins of the Sunday School,.• Mr. Tinney named to send a gift to Jim. Mrs. Marshal Dearing; treasurer, were Ontario t were reported, and the Secretaries'now'iesidea in Exeter. Carol: Brown .played a ^piano solo. Mrs. Les. Butson; community a reports presented. Plans for the — .- A reading, "Christmas Memories" friendship; Mrs. 'Gerald Agar;, Baby January meeting were made. Mrs. was given by Mrs. J. filen. rhe -Band, Mfrs. 'Filmer Chappel; elti B. Edlwaids', 'Mrs. A. Logan and . • was assisted by Maja Roobol at the zenship, Mrs. Alvin Worden; team Mrs, 'G. Walker were named a coin- Christmas Meeting of perance, Mrs. tRobt. Vivian; ian = piano. Mrs. Roobal sang carols, P mittee to look after 'Christmas and at the close they sang "Silent ists, Mrs. Daynard, Mrs. Reed; Mia- treats for the shut-ins. . Night" in their native language. sionary Monthly, Mrs, Lyle Wor- Canadian Ce., n: Guest speaker, Rev. J. B. Fox, Chiselhurst Group C'hristma's carol singing was a den spoke on "Steering By the Stars," � pleasing feature, with Mrs. Sher- Secretary' for the Wbman% As - telling how the Wisemen were quid- sociation is Mrs. Reed, and the ANY QUANTITY Twenty -live members of the Wo-_ ritt at the piano and Miss,Lammie. ed by the stars. He divided his men's Mis'slonary Society of Chisel- directed. Solo parts were Sung by treasurer its Mrs. Bowman. talk into three parts, "Perception, Perception, burst United Church mdt in the Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Shirray and Mrs': Mrs. Les. Butson, Mra, Jack But Purpose and Perseverance." church schoolroom last week for Goodwin. son, Mrs. Harold Pethick, Mrs. Ed. Installation of the new officers their Christmas meeting. Mrs. Har- was conducted' by Rev. Fox as fol- Parker Mrs. Beer introduced Mrs. K. Johns, Woodham, Dearing, ,Mia. Cameron V Adler Mrs. Reed., and Mrs. R. A. Sadler Stoneman. Mrs. Roy McDonald .pre- y old presided. lows: president, Mrs: C. Hudson; Scripture readings were read by first first vice-president, Mrs. G. Walk- Mrs. T. Brintnell, 'Mrs. 'R. Taylor, the guest speak- er, and District President of South lit the candles during the special service. Mrs. Ross 5male sang • Trees ed; 2nd vice-president, Mrs, J. Pat- Jr., Mrs. W. Brintnell and Mrs. W. Huron. Mrpresented an 's. Johns informative address, "Footprints in Solos' ' , erson; secretary, Mrs. R. Y. Mac- Martin. Mrs. J. Glenn gave a Laren; treasurer, Mrs. A- D. Me- Christmas reading, assisted' by Mrs. the W.I." "We f" SCOTCH PINE SPRUCE' Ewan; supply' secretary, Miss M. Reid; flower secretary, Miss y, Iloobol,' Hensall, who was soloist leave two kinds of foot- prints," She said, those we can Red Cross Badges Ifere ei ' BALSAM for the Christmas hymns. Mrs. Hyde; welcome and welfare, Mrs. John Glenn was presented with a see, those we can't Seen Now is a For Seaforth 'Swimmers. Dauphin, 34, who died suddenly J. W, Bonthron; Glad Tidings, Mrs. life membership and pin, with themembers," B. Edwards; literature and library, address read by Mrs. T. Brintnell, Mrs. J. Forrest; Home Helpers by the good time to begin to be better she charged. "Let us take stock of ourselves."' There The long-awa'ted Red Cross badg- es for swimming proficiency, award- � ed by the local Lions Club, Ba " Macaulay and presentation president. secretary, Mrs. J. A. Paterson' Thank -you notes were read from are eight branches in'our district, she said. arrived'; this week. Badge winners may the basement of the church with ianist, Mrs. M. Dougall; assistant, pianist, H. Jacobi, T. W. Wren and Miss ' 'W'hat do you get out of the In- pick them up 'by calling at A. W.' ' Gladys Luker. stitute? What do you put into it? Sillery's office. The Club regrets' BUILDERS' SUPPLIES - SASH- DOORS 7 Mr's. J. Ferguson will be in Sell your 'Institute to your neigh' there are no badges for winners in Mrs. Sorsdahl; Margaret charge of the bale for Korea, to be hors. Use your power of influ- the junior events at the summer" SEAFORTH CLINTON packed in the near future. It was decided to boxes once to spread good -will," the swimming meet. I . Phone 787 Phone 97 161 send along each speaker concluded. house presided. Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tavish and DeWitt. Miller. Special line for fees and collections, to be Mrs. Haun sang a carol, accom- services were conducted by Legion brought to the January meeting, 01 ' The new study book "Along Afri- pani'ed by Miss Lammie. M' E11' h k nic4riet u� • ,., origin of Christmas carols," was � en and Malcolm, visited with Mr. can Trails," was taken'by Mrs, B. ras rs tan ed Mrs. Brown and all who had provided the de - I Stoneman. Mrs. Roy McDonald .pre- y lightfui program. Delicious Christ- Obituaries "'. ^":'1 sided for the brief meeting of the ma's dainties were served by the I Wiomeri's Association, assisted by social committee. made and hung in the Hall by the "> Mrs. C. Coleman. 'Plans we dis- ONLY 5 MORE DAYS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS cussed for- the Christmas party, LATE' CHARLES DAUPHIN CROMARTY December 23, when films' will be STAI,FFA.—Services for Charles' Shown in charge of Rev. W. J. He Is Ed. Smith, -your Prudential Dauphin, 34, who died suddenly Y.P.S. Meet in Church Rogers. from a heart attack, in Hibbert The Young :People's Society met township, were conducted in Wing - C11ir1StmaS Program Christmas the basement of the church with ham Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Bob Laing presiding. -Alice SorH. s- L. Parker, St. Paul's Anglican e At Kippen East W.I. dahi read the scripture; Ethel Mae Church, and the Rev, Alex Nimmo, on the statutory day, De - cember 29, was given third' reading Norris. sang a solo, accompanied by In the Currie Funeral Home. The. Kippen East W.I. met at the Mrs. Sorsdahl; Margaret Interment was in Wingliam cem- home of Mrs. William Bell last ,,Lloyd 'W'alker presented the topic, and etery. Pallbearers were William 0 week with 31 members and several Rev. R. Duncanson led in prayer. Sturdy, William Young, Leonard •q 1 ng. e- visitors attending. Mrs. E. Whit Harvey Riley and Miss Dodds, Dawson, Frank Field, Robert Mc - house presided. Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tavish and DeWitt. Miller. Special Roll call was answered by. a Frank Harburn. services were conducted by Legion Christmas verse. The motto, "The Mr. and Mrs. Mae 'Lamond, Hei- u� • ,., origin of Christmas carols," was � en and Malcolm, visited with Mr. i D0 . , • read by Mrs. J. Henderson. Mrs. Mrs. Warner McRoberts, Luc- / 1 Campbell Eyre gave a report on and . the district executive meeting. Mrs.Da4 in Keeton, Bluffton, Alta., J. Henderson and Mrs. William Kyle sang two vocal Aimbers Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. William Caldwell read her report Scott on the London Conference, and Mr, and Mrs. 'Ross Houghton andwith family visited with Mr. and Mrs. qour groceries Robert Me'Naughton gave a recita- *Leonard Houghton, Wingham, and Bros. tion. Bank looks were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Houghton, Mild - 1847 Rogers' Baby Janice Eyre and Barbara may. NOTICE! AND Gemmell. —� Mrs. Alex McGregor read a. M'' I Christmas story and Mrs. R. Broad - foot Local Salvage conducted a contest. Christ - a mas carols were sung and Santa Plan Christmas Party W A N T R D ^+ presented gifts to everyone. A d? rnr riMisr aisv�rt�c�sr licious'lunch was served. The fifth meeting of the Seaforth WE WILL PICK UP ' .►--- Sewing Sisters was held at the Iron and All Kinds of Metal, Rape r rltten history is at least 6,0'00 home of Betty Goudie December 6. Highest Cash: Prices Paid pl :` SILVERWARE _ y ai ]d. in meeting opened with the sing- LOUIS. HILDEBRAND in of a Christmas carol. The roll • call was answered by "the color Englishbone China Cups and Saucers and material of my dress." some Glassware, time was spent in sewing on the Chime Clocks - Rhinestone Jewellery Christmas Tree dresses. Plans were made for a Christmas party to be held Dece'm- , FRANK KL' �V�!►�•l�i�ES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS bar 23. The Most Beautiful Christmas Gift! At Hensall ., BULOVA - WESTFIELD - ROLEX SATURDAY, DEC. 20 2:00 P.M. Usborne Council Pays _le GIFTS FOR ALL Pre (hrmistmas Sa ;. J. As WESTCOTT PICTURE SHOW Advance to Board Sponsored by JEWELLER CHAMBER DCOMMERCE C o N T I N U E S and CANADIAN LEGION' After an interview with A. G. Hicks e Usborne - .. .. .. ,, owns'hiprepresentingcouncil harea board, Usborne Council last week agreed to pay the board an advance or the t on school rates due, ,Later, Off Everythin :a=.•:;>:>s»:;r;:.:::a:v:>:r,.;;;;,.;;;<;:r<:a:::>nr:•;?I the tax collector reported that 1952 20%: taxes in excess of $23,000 had been ..:::%:':•# turned over to the treasurer, urer , —but o f theIn business arisingHe hel s Seaforth families. ■ minutes, the Honor Roll committee i n the Stare 0 d h 1ziro. Y + 1. A,GF- For eomple•ge family security including Prudential's great new Sickne'ss ��4 o4ra and Accident Insurance plans a fence for the' laying of the water SYSTEMS and HEATING EQUIPMENT, given - special eonsi'd- pipeline to the R,C.A.F. Station at Centralia, and the .receipt. of $1,, _ eration and discount. 386^03 for custom work and gravel SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS AND CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED 'tothe roads and -bridges account. The road superintendent's report e;t' f:t was accepted and the payment of , road accounts' to a total of $1,641.54 was passed, on motion of Smith ` in and Jeffery, , FRANK, 6 y, 1 Current accounts were passed for to pgyinent on motlon of fiern and (1'1'()►SI' ` °Y` : PAST Ol F`10E Jeffery, and eouricil adjourned until xi statutory tire 'final d st t+ry meeting to om- ..,: .. v H.:,: .,: �„ '., ,.-• . ,.. ,.. ,,...n .. ., .:' �. '.M i AYS, f .I, f�. f2F„ I w 4 , ,. ,:. ,.. ,r.. ., _ , .. ,.. ,�: , r ,... .. , r 1 •,. . .. .. ..: .' .1. ..J ..dam I . . rr^ i. r,,, .. (.n,.>x..,,. t.,. , , x,,.,.,, alfa 1 , t,r,: •. x„f.;�A„raw,il,,,.,-r,urJx.,{�1L�u'..nti�IL,.�..�,.�..r„di,ua1;,,.n,,n ,e�1 .,!;•,t s1 4J>„, n,, r.r..,lntti�3, -�I, s ,,n_: .a�...n Z�,. '„5x .:c l.,,,r.n. f 0146 OfFIC�' repor to t ey were a ma ng p grass and hoped to have the roil f <•::::? ,,. :;.<,; ;;;;;, I made and hung in the Hall by the ONLY 5 MORE DAYS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS time of the nomination meeting, Flood Damage Claimed t� SEASONAL SALE! .. He Is Ed. Smith, -your Prudential will always have their home Nomination and Election By=Law No. 10, for nomination man in. Seaforth, and, his business and how you'll be able to enjoy providing `' ismeeting providing future happiness— family's. independence when you are ready on the statutory day, De - cember 29, was given third' reading EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE IS FOR SALE ::^ #: •' yours and your t . to retire. and finally pas's'ed on motion of and -- Talk to him. He can help you Even more, Ed. can show you how ,Jeffery and Mitchell. E. l4e'rdman interviewed the ` EVERY ITEM IS MARKED FOR make certain your children will to protect yourself against the always have their most priceless crippling expense of sickness and council in regard to flood damage 20% OFF ! 7 inheritance — -their mother's full- accident, with Prudential's great on his farm, which he claimed was time care. And he can show you how to provide the money your new Sickness and Accident Plans. You'll find Ed. Smith is a constant caused b the ayin of the Cen- y >a g tralia water pipeline. Council in - roving Lamps family will need. if you are taken family friend and counsellors. Make a strueted the clerk to consultAbe the , H. E. SMITH . . . how to be sure your family .date with \him—,•today, ownslrip solicitor in regard to the to this claim, Bargains Galore -John Street Phone 122 proper place present Seaforth, Ont, The treasurer reported a balance of $24,533.24, and that all 1.949 tax Everything Goes CO arrears had been paid. He also re- ` %NSVRANCE 41► n4yr ported the receipt of $3,000 from Orders taken at this time for BATHROOMS, PRESSURE `aw see +our the Department of National De Y + 1. A,GF- For eomple•ge family security including Prudential's great new Sickne'ss ��4 o4ra and Accident Insurance plans a fence for the' laying of the water SYSTEMS and HEATING EQUIPMENT, given - special eonsi'd- pipeline to the R,C.A.F. Station at Centralia, and the .receipt. of $1,, _ eration and discount. 386^03 for custom work and gravel SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS AND CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED 'tothe roads and -bridges account. The road superintendent's report e;t' f:t was accepted and the payment of , road accounts' to a total of $1,641.54 was passed, on motion of Smith ` in and Jeffery, , FRANK, 6 y, 1 Current accounts were passed for to pgyinent on motlon of fiern and (1'1'()►SI' ` °Y` : PAST Ol F`10E Jeffery, and eouricil adjourned until xi statutory tire 'final d st t+ry meeting to om- ..,: .. v H.:,: .,: �„ '., ,.-• . ,.. ,.. ,,...n .. ., .:' �. '.M i AYS, f .I, f�. f2F„ I w 4 , ,. ,:. ,.. ,r.. ., _ , .. ,.. ,�: , r ,... .. , r 1 •,. . .. .. ..: .' .1. ..J ..dam I . . rr^ i. r,,, .. (.n,.>x..,,. t.,. , , x,,.,.,, alfa 1 , t,r,: •. x„f.;�A„raw,il,,,.,-r,urJx.,{�1L�u'..nti�IL,.�..�,.�..r„di,ua1;,,.n,,n ,e�1 .,!;•,t s1 4J>„, n,, r.r..,lntti�3, -�I, s ,,n_: .a�...n Z�,. '„5x .:c l.,,,r.n. f 0146 OfFIC�'