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CHRISTMAS SERVICES
Christmas Eve:
11:30 p.m. -CAROLS and MIDNIGHT COMMUNION
Christmas Day:
10:00 a.m.-HOLY COMMUNION
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26th
8:00 a.m.-HOLY COMMUNION
9:45 a.m.-CHURCH SCHOOL
11:00 a.m.-MORNING PRAYER
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The poems which are repro-
duced below were selected fol-
lowing a pre -Christmas exercise
by students of Ronald Eyre,
grade 6, Seaforth Public School.
MY CHRISTMAS DAY
Up on the rooftop is Santa, I
think,
Bringing my dolly and mom-
my's new mink,
Tommy's new sleigh and our
pet seal,
Daddys new car with a steering
wheel.
PUC Chairman
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the job much more difficult.
This, we hope, clears the air
for a better and a more pros-
perous year for the Town of
Seaforth. We hope the Coun-
cil, PUC, Chamber of Commerce
and all the different organiza-
tions in town and surrounding
district pull together and put
our town on the map by pre-
paring now for the 1966 Plow-
ing Match. It would seem to
me this would be an opportune
time to sell our town to the
many visitors, with the hope
that favorable consideration
might be given to the location
of new industry here.
We would ask Council to set
up at once zoning by-laws and
anti -noise by-laws, and revise
the present outdated by-laws
and
prepare copies for every
elected member, so that those
governing .will have the regula-
tions.
"Above all, let us have' con-
structive criticism," A Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year
to all.
D'ORLEAN SILLS, Chairman
Public Utility Commission.
"And you haven't made the
dough my father made," she
retorted.
Candy for our stockings, Yum!'
Yum! Yum!
Oh dear; oh dear; my tummy
tum, tum,
We'll get up quite early to see
what he brought,
Then open our presents with a
whole lot of thought.
I got all the things I wanted to
get;
Tommy got -oh well, I seem to
forget;
For dinner we're having a big
turkey browned,
Potatoes in cranberry sauce
just drowned.
The day is most over, but I
don't think I'll mind,
For the rest of the year I'll
try to be kind;
Santa was good to us, and now
I'd like to say:
Thank you, kind Santa, for our
toys so gay.
Mary Jean Fry.
CHRISTMAS
Christmas time is coming
With all it's joy and cheer,
With hurrying and humming,
It certainly is here.
Up town to do the shopping,
To the woods to get a tree;
It really keeps you hopping,
And you're busy as a bee.
Then on Christmas Eve,
While Santa's at the Pole,
The reindeer patiently wait
leave
As Santa checks the roll.
to
Yes, waiting is the hardest
thing,
It really makes you mad;
If Santa has no toys to bring,
It makes "you very sad.
But don't worry about the toys,
He'll bring them sure as be,
So be sure there is lots of joy,
And don't forget that tree.
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SANTA WAS HERE
Up on the housetop, what do I
hear?
Could it be Santa's prancing
brown deer?
With the gay -wrapped presents
I want so much,
If I could see them now, even
feel them by touch.
Up on the housetop I hear a
click,
Like a rubbing noise made by a
stick;
May it be jolly old Santa Claus,
While he's here I hope he'll
make a short little pause.
Oh how I'd love to meet this
old man,
So he'd kiss me on the cheek or
even shake my hand!
He comes down the chimney
like floating stairs,
And once or twice falls over
the chairs.
But when his long journey is
finally done,
He flies to the North Pole,
And stables his reindeer with-
out a pause,
Dear! Dear! JoIIy Old Santa
Claus.
Vickie Miller
CHRISTMAS TIME
Christmas
year,
Bringing me the best of Yule
tide cheer;
Like waking up on Christma
morn,
Hoping to get lots of present
not torn.
I rush down the stairs,
my stocking is full,
Then prance around like
cited young bull;
Soon we'll be going to
ma's for lunch,
Sitting and talking wit
noisy bunch.
Then out for a ride in Grand-
pa's big sleigh,
Singing carols while we're bur -
comes but once a
s
s
hoping
an ex-
Grand -
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CONSTANCE
Youth Fellowship
The Youth Fellowship meet
ing was held Sunday at Landes
bora United Church. Mrs, Shad
dick showed a. film on • th
Christmas Story with carols be
ing sung during the showing
of the film.
David Medd opened the wor
ship. period with the Call to
Worship. Scripture was read by
Beverly Lee. The offering was
received, followed by prayer
and the Lord's Prayer by Paul
Buchanan. The meeting closed
with business being discussed.
The 4-H meeting was held at
the home of Elaine McClure,
and opened with "0 Canada,"
followed by the 4-H Pledge.
Margie Whyte read the min-
utes, followed by the roll call.
Business was then discussed.
The next meeting will be on
Dec. 28, at the home of Mrs. W.
L. Whyte.
Achievement Day will be in
Seaforth on Jan. 29. A sample
of a worked buttonhole was
made. Connie Howatt thanked
Mrs. McClure for the use of
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator
of . Seaforth visited with Mrs.
William Jewitt and family on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Glou-
sher, Stewart and Barbara spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Dexter, of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul and Kevin, of Lis-
towel, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George McI]wain and
Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
seIl King, of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott
and twins, of Belgrave, visited
Mr. and Mrs. William Dale on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
had a Christmas gathering Sat-
urday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
George Hart, Mr. John Hart and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hart and
family, all of Brussels; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hart, of Goderich;
Mr. Clifford Hart, of Holmes-
ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Anderson, of Bornholm.
Miss Joyce Brown, of Victor-
ia Hospital, London, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Borden Brown, and Elsie.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson
and John spent Saturday visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Warren and family, of Lon-
don.
Master Donnie Jewitt spent
the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte,
The CGIT of Constance held
the Christmas Vesper Service'
on Dec. 19 at the regular church
service.
Mrs. Borden Brown, Joyce
and Elaine visited Mr. Borden
Brown in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Landon, on Monday.
Sympathy is extended from
the community to the family of
the late Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
The Messengers' meeting was
held Sunday with the leader
being Mrs. McIlwain. The story
was "Christmas At Eastertime
in Brazil." White people came
for a little boy to go to a play
where he didn't think he could
go, discovering he had more
friends than he thought. • The
theme was, "Being a Good
Friend." Scripture was taken
from Proverbs 17:17. Offering
was received by Judy Jewitt.
The meeting closed With prayer
from the hymn, "Thanks To
iect in hay;
Evening comes but you don't
want to go,
You want to play in the spot-
less white snow.
Finally you leave and go off to
bed
To get some sleep for your
tired head,
While you dreaf about a won-
derful Christmas day,
But my memory will linger for
day after day.
Monica Malkus
EDDIE, THE MOUSE
When I woke up on Christmas
morn
There was Eddie eating salty
popcorn;
"Santa is here," he said with a
grin,
"And he took a shot of your
father's best gin!"
There are some presents under
the tree,
And one of those big ones is
addressed to me;
When I opened it, did I let a
sneee!
For it was three pounds of Lim-
burger cheese!
Boy, was I mad at that old St.
Nick,
I could walk over there and
give him a kick!
He is a wise guy, giving me
cheese,
And the worst of it all was
when I let a sneeze.
Wait till he comes again next
year,
He won't get any of your dad-
dy's good cheer;
When he took off you could
hear all the bells,
And he yelled out faintly, "A
jolly farewell!"
Paul McKellar
CROMARTY NEWS OF THE WEEK
White Gift service was
served at Cromarty Church
Sunday • with the junior ch
leading the singing, and t
junior Sunday School pupi
with their teachers, in the ce
tre pews. Special numbers we
rendered by the choir and t
children, who then present
their gifts beside a light
Christmas tree. Rev. J.
Boyne gave a special Christm
message, basing his remar
on "The Family."
Present Slate of Officers
oh- Mrs. T. L. Scott took the chair
on for the election of officers for
air 1966, which resulted as fol -
he lows:
Is, Past president, Thomas Laing;
n- president, Darrell Parker; vice -
re president, Mrs. Cecil Bowman;
he secretary, Wilbur Miller; tress-
ed urer, Mrs. Wilbur Miller; press
ed reporter, Mrs. Grace Scott;
C. pianist, Mrs. R. McCaughey.
as The January meeting will be
ks he'd on the 11th at 2 p.m., with
all members contributing to a
not -fuck program, and Mrs. Mc -
ng Cau€hey and Mrs. Bowman con -
The Marian Ritchie Eveni
Auxiliary met at the home of
the president, Mrs. John Miller,
for their December meeting.
The Christmas Service of Wor-
ship in the Glad Tidings was
used, with 15 members answer-
ing the roll call with a Christ-
mas verse. The secretary read
the minutes of the last meet-
ing. Mr Eldon Allen gave a
topic, "What To Give God Who
Has Everything." Mrs. C. Doug-
las gave a reading, "The Story
of the Christmas Guest."
The nominating committee
presented a slate of officers for
1966 as follows: Honorary pres-
idents, Mrs. Thomas Scott and
Mrs. Calder McKaig; past presi-
dent, Mrs. Lloyd Miller; presi-
dent, Mrs. John Miller; vice-
president, Mrs. Gerald Carey;
secretary, Mrs, Charles Doug-
las; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Frank Hamilton; treasurer, Mrs.
Norman Harburn ; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. Eldon Alien;
pianists, Mrs. Gordon Laing and
Mrs. Duncan Scott; work com-
mittee, Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mrs.
Gerald Carey, Mrs. Carter Kers-
lake, Mrs: Lloyd Miller; wel-
come and welfare, Mrs. Lloyd
1VIilIer; supply secretary, Mrs.
Lorne Elliott; Glad Tidings
secretary, Mrs, Robert Laing;
Home Helpers secretary, Mrs.
. Laing; nominating commit -
e, Mrs. Eldon Allen,'Mrs. Nor -
an Harburn; representative on
oard of managers, Mrs. John
empleman; auditors, Mrs. R.
et Laing and Mrs. Lorne Elliott.
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Morris Council
Morris Township council m
in final session for 1965 wit
all members present, Motions
adopted included:
By Ross Smith and Walter
Shortreed: That Morris Town.
" ship representative to the Sea-
" forth District High.School Board
be Clarence Martin and the re -
e presentative to the Wingham
- District High ' School Board be
Mel Craig. .
Accounts approved included:
County of Huron, levy, $39,-
419.89, in lieu of taxes $64.87,
under Section 53 of Assessment
Act $34.88; Morris Township
School Area, levy $2,617.75, in
lieu of taxes $38.92; East Wa-
wanosh School Area, Ievy $2,-
617.75, under Section 53, $9.90;
Turnberry School Area, levy,
$1,358.41; Grey Township School
Area, levy $1,488.16, in lieu of
taxes $4.16, under Section 53
$13.80; Township of Grey, de-
bentures, $2,033.07; Wingham
District High School, mainten-
ance and debentures $26,158.80,
in Iieu of taxes $43.20, under
Section 53 Assessment Act,
$13.20; Seaforth District High
chool, maintenance $3.536.29,
in lieu of taxes $5.92, under Sec-
tion 53 Assessment Act $19.21;
Clinton District High School,
maintenance $1,355.90, in lieu
of taxes $4.82; Huron County
Federation o f Agriculture,
$795.86; Blyth Telephone, $2,-
297.00 ; McKillop Telephone,
$214.43; Stewart Procter, reeve,
salary, $300; welfare trips, $50;
Walter Shortreed, councillor,
salary, $210, commissioner on
drains, $18; William Elston,
can -miller, salary $210, mileage
and phone call $13.80; James
Mair, councillor, salary, $210;
Ross Smith, councillor, salary,
$210; William MoArter, care-
taker, $25; Nelson Higgins, sal-
ary $500, financial statement
$10, school attendance officer
$12, road audit $5, welfare $50,
postage and supplies $43, tele-
phone calls $4.75; Helen Mar-
tin, balance of salary $100.00,
drain fee $2; Robert H. Coultes,
representative o n Hospital
Board, $60; Henry Wheeler, re-
bate on taxes, $12.88; Bodmin
Limited, rebate on taxes, $47.20;
County of Huron, tax credit,
$96.79 ; Wingham Advance -
Times, advertising, 75c; Town-
ship of Grey, share of dump,
$63; Town of Exeter, $35.27;
Post Publishing House, adver-
tising, $2; Blyth Standard, con-
tract, supplies, etc., $243.54;
Nelson Reid, Walton St. lights,
$41.94; Bluevale Hall Board,
grant, $100; William Elston, re
Planning Board, $8; Joe Kerr,
Peacock dump, $28; Callander
Nursing Home, $118.25; George
Radford Construction, gravel
deposit cheque, $200; William
MeArter, water for hall and
shed, $14.
Road Accounts --William
Arter, mileage, wages and book-
keeping, $61.15; James Case -
more, wages, $86.25; Jno. Smith,
wages, $70.15; Glenn Snell,
standby time, $70; Oldfield
Hardware, caulking cement pla-
stic, $4.02; Tom Garniss, chain
saw, file and jointer, $265.75;
Alex Inkley, fuel oil and tax,
$61.35; Turnberry Township,
boundary acct., $146.00; Dom-
inion Road Machinery, wiper,
bolts and belts, $117.48; Robert-
steeI (Canada) Ltd., culverts,
$488.12; Joe Kerr, bulldozer
rentals, $63; Purdon Motors,
wire, belt, lights and tape,
$31.93; Charlie McLean, weld-
ing rbd, $29.52; Harold R. Con -
gram, backhoe rentals, $10.00;
Mel Jermyn, backhoe, $154.00;
iTnemploytnent Insurance,
stamp s, $78.28 ; Frederick
Peal ce, surveying, $583,00.
h Lunch was served by the hos-
tess, assisted by Mrs. Lorne El-
liott, Mrs. John Templeman,
Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs.
Eldon Allen.
Seniors Elect
The annual meeting and elec-
tion of officers of the Senior
Citizens' Club was preceded
with a pot -luck dinner with
many invited guests present.
After the noontime meal Mrs.
Nelson Howe and Mrs. Fred
Johns entertained with violin
and piano music. Christmas car-
ols were sung with Mrs. R. Mc-
Caughey at the piano, with
more music and step dancing
by Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, The
roll call was answered by nam-
ing a favorite Christmas carol,
Reports were given by the sec-
retary and the treasurer, and
BETHEL
BiBLE CHURCH
(Services .at Orange Hail)
Sunday, Dec. 26th
9;45 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
Classes for all ages
11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.
GOSPEL SERVICt
Mr. Christian Knetsch
"The gift of Gojl is eter-
nal life through Jesus
Christ our Lord."
-Romans 6:23
vening the lunch committee.
Euchre was played at the con-
clusion of the meeting.
SS 6 Holds Concert
SS No. 6, Hibbert, school con-
cert was held at the school
Friday night with a good at-
tendance. Mr. Eldon Allen act-
ed as chairman for a program
of singing, music, readings and
a two -act play by the pupils,
Old Santa arrived at the close,
laden with gifts for the pupils,
O.E.S. Will ihold a
EUCHRE
Wed., Dec. 29th
at 8:30 p.m.
in the I.O.O.F. Hall
Admission 50 Cents
- EVERYONE WELCOME --
CHRISTMAS
in
First
Presbyterian
Church
SUNDAY
December 26th
11:00 A.M.
Service of Worship
- Special Music -
"0 NIGHT DiVINE"
Men's Chorus
"THE BIRTH OF OUR
SAVIOUR"
Senior 'Choir
The Music and
Message of
Christmastide
First Presbyterian
Church extends the
wish for a Blessed
Christmas to
Everyone I .
CARD PARTY and SOCIAL
St. Columban Parish Hall
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 28th
CARDS AT 8:30 P.M, - LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
Auspices C.W.L.
Seaforth Branch 156
ROYAL
CANADIAN LEGION
Annual
CHRISTMAS DANCE
MONDAY, DEC. 27, 1965
Dancing 10 - I a.m.
BY INVITATION ONLY
Anyone desiring invitations to this Dance
and who have not already received one, are
asked to contact:
D'ORLEAN SILLS, President
or
GORDON SCOTT, Entertainment Com.
ADMISSION - $2.00 PEI? COUPLE
Muexe by Ian Wilbee's Orchestra
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