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KIPPEN
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4 up $19 95
Junior Snowmobile Suits. 19.95
Men's Snowmobile Suits . 29.95
Ladies' Snowmobile Suits,
6 assorted colors. . 29.95
Snowboots from 9.95
Boot Liners 4 25
Mitts ', 6.95 and up
Helmets 7.95 and up
Goggles .... . 2.95 and up
Helmet Visors. . '6.95 and up
Face Masks ,2 95
Safety Aerials 3.95
Spark Plug Carriers . . . . .59
Snowmobile Oil . . .75C and 1.80
Champion & Bosche Plugs. . 1.00
Ski-Doo Tracks 89 00
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THE HIGHWAYMEN
Three young people who last year performed' at the Stratford Shakespearean
Festival, were at St. James' School last Thursday afternoon. They performed
skits from Midsummer Dream, The Three Sillies, and MacaVity the Mysterious
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE 527-0240 Seafoith
Correspondent
Mrs.Rena Caldwell
The Kippen East Women's
Institute held a Christmas meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Wei_
Bell on Wednesday evening when
the roll call was "Bring your
most unusual Christmas Card"
and a piece of Christmas Cake.
Mrs. Adams gave the motto and
Mrs. K. McKay gave the uses
of aluminum foil and Mrs. Bill
aatten, Exeter, a demonstrat-
ion. Mrs. V. Alderdice was in
charge of lunch.
Members of Kippen East W.I.
and families enjoyed a sm,)rgas-
bard supper when family night
was held in Hensall Legion
Hall.
Charades and contests pro-
vided fun and laughter. The
members presented a skit "Lib-
eration or Bust". Mrs. V.
Alderdice showed slides of the
Women's Institute activities dur-
ing the past year. The children
played bino with Mrs. Al Hog-
garth in charge. The adults
played euchre. The winners :
Ladies High - Mrs. H. Caldwell;
Ladies 2nd, - Mrs . G.Bell;
Ladies low - Mrs. Campbell
Eyre; Men's High - Ross Broad-
foot; Men's 2nd. - M.Connolly;
Men's Low - Grant McLean.
Lone Hands - Ross Broadfoot.
Mrs. V. Alderdice and Mrs.
Jam es Drummond were in charge
of the program.
Mr. Elzar Mousseau and his
brother Mr. Herb Mousseau of
Zurich were fishing at Hayfield
en Friday and landed some good
ones, among them a 7 lb. rainbow
trout.
Mr. and Mrs, V . L.Alder-
dice and Miss Lynn Alderdice
spent the week end with Mr,
and, Mrs. Harvey Alderdice,Tor-
onto.
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
for
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JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA
GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION
All Types of Repairs
Phone 527-0279
Correspondent "At evening meal", scene 111,
Mrs. Ken Elligson "three weeks later", scene 4,
The Lutheran Church Women "Christmas Eve". Theme was
met with a good attendance and built around doing some good
one visitor. Mrs. Ella Rose, deed with the Christmas spirit
Mrs. Minnie Vock, Mrs. Edgar in it. Mrs. Earl Rock and Mrs.
• Elligson and Mrs. George Rock Harold Elligson favoured with
were on for,devotions and Topic..,,, a duet, and a reading, "Jesus
The meeting opened with a hymn, Comes" the message of Advent
"Ohi, How Shall I Recieve Thee." by Ella Rose. Mrs. Ella Leon-
Mrs. Robert French was, pianist. hardt offered a Mission prayer.
A reading, "Advent" by Mrs. Mrs. Rock opened with a poem and
Rock,and Scripture Lesson was presided for the business period.
read by Mrs. Vock also. The' Mrs. Albert Bauer read the high-
family in their home", scene 11
topic, a skit , "The Opening Way
was presented. Scene 1,"Grant
port. A letter and Christmas
lights of, the year 1971 and Mrs.
L,Prueter, the treasurer's re-
card was read from thp Adopted
Child that this organization
sponsors in Hong Kong. His
home projdct Chit Kwong Prim-
ary School. A donation and let-
ter was received from Mrs. Lou-
ise Bennewies, Detroit, who is
a. patient in a nursing home
there. She was a former member
here of the L.C.W. The ladies
have set aside a donation towards'
the Ritz Villa to be built in Mit-
chell as a proposed project.
Plans were made to visit
Mrs. Lena Bennewies who is
patient at the Kilbarchan Nurs-
ing Home., and arrange a Christ
mas Programme and present
all the patients there with a
gift, also remembering the shut-
ins.
Mrs. G. Rock, Mrs. Albert
Bauer, Mrs. Lloyd Prueter and
Mrs. Edgar Elligson will*serve
us for another year in office, all
other committees remaining the
same.
The meeting closed with a
poem ',Christmas" by Mrs. Rock
and the Missionary benediction.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer-
man spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. William Jacobs in Kit-
chener.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oliver, and
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Mr. Keith Sayler, Stratford, vis- d
ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe. „ter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ah-
ren's aunt, Mrs. Thomas Pritch-
ard at Clifford on Monday. Miss
Tena Winteringham, Mrs. Gale,
Mitchell' and Mrs. Glenn Battin, • Monkton, accompanied them.
Mrs. Helen .Lockridge and
Peter, WAtford and Mrs. Mar-
jorie Anderson, Theresa and
Gregory, Watford, and Miss Phy-
Ills Ahrens, Newmarket spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Ahrens.
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Cat and gave a talk on acting and makeup. The group was formed to find
employment for the winter months and they entertain at orphanages and schools.
Huron-Perth Separate School Board has hired them for several appearances at
different schools An Huron and Perth Counties. (Staff Photo)
Christmas Skit Features Meeting At Brodhagen