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DEPARB44 1951
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Season merriments cling to
every hearth and to this
joviality -we add our per-
sonal wishes for all-time
Christmas happiness and a
Happy New Year.
TURNBULL & BRYANS
d. O. TURNBULL, D.V.M.
W. R. BRYANS! D.V.M.
Phone 105 Seaforth
alt is our sincere wish that
all the gladness of this glor-
ious holiday may be yours
Ito enjoy to the utmost.
!IT/ferry Christmas!
JOSEPH T. HUGILL
CONTRACTOR
Phone- 667 r 6 : Seaforth
•REETING5
We wish to extend to one
and all sincere wishes for
a happy holiday, and our
heartfelt thanks for your
considerate patronage.
HURON FARM FEEDS
Phone 664 r 33 : Seaforth
Now is the time for all good
9aoliiday wishes . May
-awe wish to ail our friends
the best of health and joy
for Christmas.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Phone 227 Seaforth
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We wish to extend to one
and all sincere wishes for
a happy holiday and our
heartfelt thanks for your
considerate patronage.
5c TO $1.00 STORE
ELMER LARONE
Main St. Seaforth
We extend our most heart-
felt wishes for a Merrier
Christmas. Here are wish-
es galore for Health, Hap-
piness and Prosperity.
PUBLIIC UTILITY
COMMISSION
Phone 1004 Seaforth
We're thinking of you, all'
our friends, and hoping
that this happy Christmas
season brings to you good
cheer, good health and
good fellowship.
JACKSON HOMES
Ltd.
Seaforth, Ont.
ifihristmas cheer with hol-
ty, mistletoe and holiday
cheer—may your Christmas
be a .merry one, your joy
complete!
M. E. CLARKE
.j6elianee Gasoline and Oils
Phone 146 Seaforth
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KIDDIES SHOP
Dolena McCuaig
Eleanor Wilson
Main St. Seaforth
May yours be a holiday ov-
erflowing with happiness
and good cheer.
CLEARY'S
GROCETERIA
Phone 117 Seaforth
THOMPSON'S
BOOK STORE
Phone 181 Seaforth
May this Christmas bring
to ou in rich abundance all
the good things in life --and
may they remain with you
throughout the New Year.
JOHN BLUE
JOHN DEERE FARM
EQUIPMENT
Phone 089 r 89 Seaforth
WILLIS DUNDAS
"blue coal"
Phone 363-J Res. 192-M
SEAFORTH
CHRISTMAS
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GREETIIIGS
ELLIOTT'S
QUICK LUNCH
DINNERS - LUNCHES
Main St. Seaforth
DENNIS ELECTRIC
Phone 467 Seaforth
WRIGHT'S GROCERY
Phone 77 Seaforth
STAFFEN'S
• PLUMBING
Phone 49 Seaforth
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H. M. JACK SON
SIDES and vrOot
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With each beautiful note of
the organ as it peals forth
Christmas music, goes our
best for a Happy, Happy
Yuletide.
SEAFORTH
SUPERMARKET
LEVI ECSENSWILLER
Phone 8 Seaforth
M. BERGER
Prop.
WHHTE SEWING MACHINE
AND REPAIRS
Phone 338 Seaforth
H. E. SMITH
Representative Prudential
Life Insurance
Phone 122 Seaforth
Bright as the stars and
sweet as the sugar cane on
your Christmas Tree are
our wishes for you this holi-
day season.
ROBERT BELL
INDUSTRIES, LTD.
Phone 268 Seaforth
reefings
WONG'S GRILL
Opposite Post Office
Main St. Seaforth
ERIC H. MUNROE
INSURANCE
Phone 394-M Seaforth
At this glorious time of
the year we want to take
time out to wish one and
all a Merry Christmas and a
'Happy New Year!
SAVAUGE'S
Jewellery - Gifts - Fine China
Phone 194 Seaforth
GILLESPIE
CLEANERS
Phone 196 Seaforth
DICK'S
CASH GROCERY
Phone 9 Seaforth
FIGHT T.B. HERE-
WITH XMAS SEALS
MILLER'S
Laundry Service
Phone 247 Seaforth
SEA/SOUTH
CABINET SHOP
MEL. MERRIAM, Prop.
Main St. Seaforth
The Christmas Seal campaign
is progressing satisfactorily, ac-
cording to President Fred Snow,
who urged all who have not
contributed to do so immediate-
ly. •
Pointing out that 1,090 people
in Huron County were referred
to clinics for TB examination
last year, he said there was a
necessity for continued precau-
tion. Only through such pre-
caution could the fight against
TB be won.
Five chest clinics are held
monthly in Huron, at Clinton,
Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth and
Wingham.
MRS. SMITH HEADS
GUILD IN DUBLIN
WHITE GIFTS, ATTENDANCE AWARDS
FEATURE NORTHSIDE CHURCH SERVICE
Northside United Church •
Sunday School joined with the
church in its White Gift Service.
The children presented their
white gifts as they marched in-
to the auditorium.
An interesting feature of the
service was the presentation of
attendance awards for Sunday
School regularity: first year,
Robert Raikes diplomas went
to: Wendy Gilbert, Louise 'Brad-
shaw, Barry Fleming, Betty
Muegge, Karen Pinder, Donald
Carter, Allen Carter, Mrs. N.
Schneider.
Second year seals went to
Larry Mcllwain, Elaine Oke,
Brenda Ferris, Elizabeth Carter,
Jimmie Carter, Bobby Plum -
steel, Nancy Berger Lee Flem-
ing, Jessie Ferris, Sharon Mc-
Nichol, Barbara Pl `mste'el, Jimn-
mie Mcllwain Ruth Pinder
Phyllis 'McNichol Mr,„0e Leel*
ing Mr. San Scott.
herd year seals: hielen Eli
llott, Ker !f atitipbeliy K
The annual meeting of St.
Mary's Guild of Dublin was
held at the rectory of St.
Thomas' Church, Seaforth, with
a large attendance. Rev. J. H.
James presided for the business
meeting.
Last year's slate of officers
was returned for 1955: Mrs.
William Smith, president; Mrs:
Charles Friend, vice-president;
Mrs. Albert Rock, secretary -
treasurer; Mrs. Frank Moore,
purchasing committee; Mrs.
Douglas Racho, sick committee.
A vote of thanks was given
Mr. James for the building of a
Sunday School room in the
church, and for the wiring of
the church. A vote of thanks
was also moved for Albert Rock
for assisting Mr. James.
It was decided to have a Sun-
day School Christmas concert
Thursday. Mr. James read
some Christmas poems that he
wrote. Mrs. Ken Bassett gave
a reading. Gifts were exchang-
ed and a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. James.
HENSALL KINSMEN
HOLD XMAS SHOW
At the Hensall Kinsman Club
supper meeting Thursday night
one new member was admitted
into membership. It was dis-
closed that the club had been
very successful in their Christ-
mas tree project and had sold a
considerable number. Anyone
wishing to buy a tree may do so
by phoning Dr. D. McKelvie, at
99, as they will be available
from now until Christmas. The
winner of the draw was Bill
Rowcliffe.
Saturday, Dec. 18 a spectacu-
lar picture show will be held in
the ?Town Hall, "Alice in Won-
deritand " the last one of the
'ear, alto a draw for five 20-
ti+d+ufld't irks s. u
CARMEL W.M.S.
MEETS IN HENSALL
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A beautiful basket of flowers
was placed in Zion Church in
memory of the late Mrs. Daniel
Herbert, who passed away in
Brantford recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murdie
and Miss Norma Jeffery visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
and Mrs. J. Malcolm Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Sheldon and family spent the
evening at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Pepper Monday.
Mrs. Robert Roney and baby
daughter arrived home from
Stratford Hospital on Friday.
Mrs. Rena Stacey received
President Mrs. S. Dougall pre-
sided for the annual meeting of
the Women's Missionary Society
of Carmel Presbyterian Church,
held Thursday. The theme of
the meeting was Christmas, and
the program was prepared by
Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Dougall.
Scripture was read by Mrs. L.
Purdy and prayer offered by
Miss Dora Alair. Mrs. B. Ed-
wards read an interesting
Christmas paper and Mrs. Mal-
colm Dougall offered a Christ-
mas piano solo. Arrangements
were made for the annual
Christmas boxes to be sent to
sick and shut-ins. Yearly re-
ports were presented, and elec-
tion of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
President, Mrs. S. Dougall;
vice-presidents, Mrs. G. Walk-
er and Mrs. J. Paterson; secre-
tary, Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren;
treasurer, Mrs. A. D. MacEwan:
supply secretary, Mrs. B. Ed-
wards; flower secretary, Mrs.
Bell; Welcome and Welfare,
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron; assistant,
Mrs. W. R. Bell: Glad Tidings,
Mrs. Edwards; Literature :., and
Library, Mrs. J. Forrest; Home
Helpers, Mrs. L. Purdy; pianist,
Mrs. M. Dougall; Mission Band
Leader, Mrs. Harvey Hyde.
word last week that her 49op,
Jack, was being o d on ,ul:
Stratford Hospital. We wish
Jack a speedy recovery,
FARM IS SOLD .
The fine farm on 'the Kippen
road, south of Seaforth, mimed'
by William Doig, has been sold
to Arie Binnendyke, with im-
mediate possession. n'
�pER�E
Tower-1rust
PARR LINE FORUM
The regular meeting of the
Parr Line Farm Forum was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Love. A very interest-
ing discussion was held, led by
John Soldan, with 25 members
present.
(1) To what source do young
farmers in your area look for
credit when they are establish-
ing their own farms? The young
farmers in this area turn to the
various sources, such as V.L.A.,
Junior Farmer Establishment
Loan Corporation, but in the
majority of cases, mortgages are
obtained from private sources.
Banks finance the purchases of
farm implements, etc.
(2) How can a young farmer
avoid unduly heavy investments
in land live stock and equip-
ment when igetting started? We
think that With the present
prices of farm products, cou-
pled' with the tremendous cost
of buying and equipping ' a
farm of his own, very often eq-
uals the cost of the farm. A
young farmer would have to re-
vert to the horse and buggy
methods of his forefathers. This
forum suggests that youngfar-
mers should rent land adacent
to their father's farm, sharing
the use of implements, until
such time when he has saved
enough capital to start on his
own. Some members held that
V.L.A. might be revised to cov-
er all young farmers of Can-
ada.
After the discussion, progres-
sive euchre was held, prize win-
ners being: ladies, Ws. John
Soldan; gents, Howard Adidas
The next meeting' will be helcd
at the home of Mr. hnd Mrs.
Wen Weide',
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PROCLAMATION
By resolution of the Council, I hereby
proclaim
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th
BOXING DAY
A HOLIDAY
and respectfully request the Citizens
and Businessmen to observe the same
DR. E. A. McMASTER,
Mayor
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