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The Huron Expositor, 1957-11-22, Page 13• , • • • r 4 • • • ti ali Ir. 1955._Do4e`S'edan 1953. Pontiac Tudor 1953 Ford.'Custom y5edan—Radio 1953 Ford Sedan -2 Tone 2--=1951 Ford Tudors 1-1949 Meteor Sedan • 1955 Jahn Deere 40 Tractor and Pulley The 1958 Fords Are Out — We must move these 1957 Models 1957 Ford Custom 300 Sedan .A'utoinatic; Radio; 5,000 Miles. 1957 New Ford Custom 300 Sedan Two-Toned.•- 1958 Ford .and Edsel Cars in Stock ^r Demonstration and Information, call NEIL'B.ELL -Sealorth Shell Service Station Phone 452 Representing J. EDMUNDS & SON Mitchell, Ont. NEW FORD TRACTORS AND PARTS IN STOCK 1 (By CRAIG. WILLIS) After Dinner League Thursday, Nov. 14, saw ,the Jun- ior girls first after dinner volley- ball game. The game,4with • both teams evenly matched, edded in favor of 'Team 2 chalking up 24 points, to the losers' 20 points'. This 4 -point lead was not easily won, and the players of Team .1 vows •that -the next time they play Teafir- 2 the glove will be on the other hand. The Senior girls' first after din- ner game was played on Monday, Team 1 vs. Team 2. This game was very close throughout, with both teams trading position of high scorer from serve to serve. At the end of the game, Team 1 was proclaimed winner, with 16 points. Team 2, at 15 points was a close second. Tuesd'ay's' Senior boy's' basket- ball game between Team 4 and Team 1 was decidedly onesided in the first half, Team 1 having only, four players. on the floor, could not hope to beat a full-strength team, but they did give 'the op - pc. ition a good battle. At the ena of the first half, an exhausted four- m;.n ,team was down 12 points. The opening of the second half, Team 1 was at full strength (five players), as a town member of the team had arrived. Team 1 now showed more spirit, but the ef- fect of the first half was soon ap- parent, for they began to lag in their "back -checking" -and .were slow in breaking from their own end. The game ended: Team 4. 31 points; Team 1, 20 points. The Grade 'XI students are look- ing forward to a day of rest, away from school, with the coming of the trip to the. Royal Winter Fair on Friday. The trip is an annual event, to which all students below Grade XI look forward. Those having gone on the trip. in years past nostalgically wish they could 15% Discount Chesterfields Sofa Beds Space Savers - Kroehler Rockers Occasional Chairs ED B R M 00 SUITES CHROME SETS OCCASIONAL TABLES LAMPS AIIatl5%oft Extra Special . ! CHESTERFIELD SUITE Reg. $225 $179.00 SCATTER MATS — 10% Off THESE SPECIALS CAN'T BE BEAT ! Mahogany 4 -piece Bedroom Suite—Reg. 5310.... Special $250.00 Bedroom , 3 -pieces, Toasted Oak Finish, Bookcase Bed Reg. $350. Special $295.00 Dinette Suite _ VERY SPECIAL — Dinette Suite Seven .Pieces; Reg. $299.00. SPECIAL $225,00 MATTRESSES — 15% Reduction MATTRESS SPECIALS SERTA - Perfect Sleeper 69.50 SERTA - Lux 44.00 SERTA - Rite 39.95 Pillow Foam Special Mattress; Box Spring 4' 6"; Reg; $120,00 Special $99.00 tifV KROEHLER " PATCHES WE DELIVER $1.25 Bag G. A. Whitney Furniture FLOOR COVERINGS- TELEVISION Main St. FUNERAL — AMBULANCE SERVICE Goderich St. West Phone 119 `V. J�4 • @dL3,it Seaforth e regular r ntt Institute y at tie hbxue o ]i✓[+s WOfrec Qlernau' iv tit ,a' 9.$1 tenk7.#nee. 'resi4"cut Mx ,. , J laig opened the meeting with the Thstitnte Ode, Mary Stewart Collect.. and the Lord's Payer' in upisoii;• Roll call, "Things that money darx't «buy," was well ,answered. Treasurer's report was giveiz and a letter of thanks was read tern Miss Thelma Elgi.e • and •. Doro- thy Slavin. Plans are being formu lated for the annual New Year's • dance. The Institute.. is• planning to send issties of the .Home and Country paper to Ann Field plain in, Eng- land, "also a book of the Fifty Years of Achievement. Mrs. Alex Pepper and Mrs. El- mer Stephenson ,were in charge of the meeting. The motto; "It is better to wear out 'than rust out," was ably taken by Mrs. Stephen- son, Four members of the Sea - forth organization attended the mat -making course dat Clinton.' a short time ago, Mrs. Howard.. Wil- son; gave a brief outline of the work. . Mrs. Alex Pepper read - "The Housewife Psalm. A full report of the London area convention was given by Mrs, Earl Papple. Mrs. Gordon McKenzie and Mrs. Robert J. Doig attended the rally at Lon- desboro on Tuesday and gave an interesting report on the 'panel discussion. 'The meeting closed with "The Queen," arid a delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by the lunch committee. A social half-hovr`was spent. do so again. One. of the main fea- tures of the day's trip is the horse - show, which has always been en- joyed by all. No suggestions have been made yet as to what is going to be done about the division of the students on the two buses. $ $ A film entitled, "Shy Guy," was shown in assembly on Friday. It portrayed the shyness of a new student at school and howhe man- aged to become friends with some of the other students. A secondfilm was started, but there wasn't time to . finish it. True/False: Do Don and Jerry always stay home during the week- ends? Bob has always been interested 'in hydro plants, has�n't he? McKILLOP SUSIrBEAVERS Fourth meeting of the McKillop Busy Beavers was held at the home of Sheila Malone on Tues- day evening. The meeting was op- ened by singing the Institute Ode and repeating the 4-H Pledge. The minutes of the last meeting were read by , Eleanor Keys. Roll call was answered. It was decided the next meeting would be on December 7th in the afternoon. This will be a work meeting for the' junior members. Mrs. Gordan Papple gave notes on cutting the material, and Mrs. James Keys showed how to lay a pattern properly. Roll callfor next meeting will be, "One reason why I chose my skirt or jumper." Home assign- ment to be done before next meet- ing, is to work on record book and bring to meeting; 'transfer all all pattern markings to skirt and do stay stitching. The meeting closed with "The Queen" and lunch was served. EGMONDVILLE YPU The meeting of Egmondville Young People was held in the Sunday School room on Sunday evening. Margaret ' Wood,, vice- president, opened the meeting with the singing of a hymn. Roll call was answered by 18 members. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secre- tary and approved as read. The collection was - received by the treasurer. Jim Forrest, convener of Faith and Evangelism took over the meeting. Don Tre'l;neer read the scripture from Mark 10:46-52, fol- lowed by prayer by Carolyn Neil, The guest speaker ' was Miss Florence Elford, who stressed the fact we are, all evangelists, and that each of us should spread the gospel to others. Miss Elford was thanked by Jim Forrest. The meeting- closed ith the singing of a hymn and a sing -song and recreation were enjoyed. The next meeting will be on December 8th, Repeat Post Office Deadline Dates Notices have been on display in the Post Office and the informa- tion has beers previously published of the deadline dates assuring ar- rival at destination of mailings for Christmas, Postmaster F. E. Willis points out. For the conveni- ence of the public, the following dates are repeated, covering sur- face mailings: For the United Kingdom, send parcels before Nov. 30; for letters, mail before Dec. 5. For the Euro- pean Continent and other over- seas destinations. send parcels be- fore Nov. 25. and mail letters be- fore N'Qv. 30. After these dates, air mail service must be used if arrival by Christmas is desired. The postmaster has again direct- ed the attention of mailers to the necessity of properly preparing parcels for mailing. considering the length dT their journey and the handling en route. Tons of mail will be going overseas, so a firm container, secure wrapping and stout twine are required. Also all mail stwuld be fully and correct- ly addressed, in ink, avoiding ab- breviations. Always show a com- plete return address. Customs declarations are required on all parcels overseas, and further par- ticulars' may be obtained at the post office, The schedule of the arrival and despatch of mails is published on the Post Office notice board. and to avoid disappointment, patrons are urged 'to mail early. District Delegates At Preston Rally Delegates from Clinton congre- gation of Jehovah's Witnesses, in- cluding several from Seaforth dis- trict, spent the weekend at a semi- annual circuit assembly in. Preston high school The asserrdbly carried' on with a series of demonstrations and dis- courses highlighting the theme, "Qualified to Teach." The pro - grain was designed to provide min- isterial training and Bible instrtfe- tion to assist the delegates in their teaching activities, as well as their daily lives. Participating in the progrratri lo - daily wet Mt. It Lohse. Dublin High School News By R. FLANNERY At assembly on Wednesday we held a panel discussion on the missions, using as our material a summary of the Encyclical on the Missions, written by Pope Pius XII. The chairman was Rosemary Flannery, and members of the panel" were the mission representa- tives, Veronica,, Shea, Margaret McCarthy, John Coyne and Jim- mie Maloney, We were sorry'to hear about Ann Maloney having to get her appen- dix out. We hope she is getting along 'fine and will soon be back With us. Question of the week: What street do you live on, Cecilia? ZION Miss M. Rice, teacher of USS 1, Hibbert. has been out of school for the past week with the flu. Mrs. Charles Roney attended the mother and daughter banquet in Munro Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel vis- ited 'Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin. Mr. and -Mrs. Dalton Malcolm. Keith and Bruce visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shelden. Miss Lettie Lannin., Reg.N., of Detroit, spent the weekend with her 'sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roney at- tended the 40th wedding annivers- ary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, at the old home- stead, near Stratford, on Satur- day. WINCHELSEA Quite a number of men from around here d en'o ed' y a few days y deer hunting the past week. Mrs. Miners visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns and'family on the Elimville line. Master Larry Lynn was host for the Mission Band on Satur- day. Miss Wilma Walters and Miss Kay Horne, of London, and Miss Donna Gilfillan, of Exeter, spent the weekend at their homes in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Church, Win- throp, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gil- fillan and family, of xeter, were Sunday visitors with and Mrs. C. Gilfillan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wicks and Lori, of London, were weekend vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wal- ters and daughters. Mrs. Bev Morgan and sons. of Hensall, visited Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke. ST. COLUMBAN Mr. and MTs. Bill Hayden and family, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. William McIver. Miss Marie Dalton was success- ful in passing her examination for Registered Nurse. Marie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton. Mrs. William • Fortune and John Fortune, Detroit, are visiting at the Ly,nch home. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Purcell and baby, of Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell, Jim Nolan, St. Thomas, and Anne Nolan, Kitchener, visited Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan. Miss Marie O'Connor: London, visited .Mr, and Mrs. James O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle, of Toronto, visited Ted Doyle. 11UU� rs. Angus Kennedy, Miss Rita Keedy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinneban spent Sunday in Rich- mond Hill with Gordon Kennedy. Emmett Malone met with a pain- ful accident last week. He was helping to load cattle when the tailboard of the truck slipped and struck him on the top of his head, int"linting a wound requiring sev- eral stitches. He is recovering at his' home an Hibbert Township. llhlss Rosemarie Ducharme, Lon - d H Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Aligifate b'uohafyne. Rp • Come in now and choose the Christmas Shirts; for the man on your list from our big complete stock. 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