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ACCOMMODATION
FOR 99NT
APARTMENT$imfurr �
, , OsheO,
heated P4onq, 09-00,,.Ceriel
Van]39.4nme.. %5p-,tfb
3 R 0 O UNFURNISHED
APARTMENT or two
small unfurnished rooms
stairs. Phone 02,7,677 ''�2tfi
ONE, BEDROOM apartment,
furnished and. heat Phone
48276685, Coriel VptPamme,
50tf-b
HEATED APARTMENT, suit,
.able fqrppu e, bQdroo , )iv -
Mom, Vi3, tchen and batli.
,poly McEwa3ys Si
A Ore. 40tfb
5 -Room COTTAGE for rent,
one 'bilocic -from mainstreot, gta
'heat, available now, $60 r0er
month, Phone 482-3247, 52-3b
2 -BEDROOM apartment, un-
furnished, awl able January 1,
Phone 482-6677, 52bbb
FOR RENT_3-bedroom house,
$35.00 monthly, oil 'heated,
Phone 262-5647, 52tfl)
5=ROOM HOUSE, half anile
north of0intan on No. 4 High-
way, oil furnace, town water
and garage, Apply Joe
482-9889.
,APARTMNT un -
f ul!rnished 'Eheated. Lfurnished or. G. Wint-
200 High Street,'phone 482-
6192,
ONE FURNISHED, AND ONE
unfurnished apartmen . Phone
482-9929, Ray Tyndall. I 7tfb
4 Roolq APARTMENT with
3 -piece bath, modern kitchen,
storage room, gas heat, unfur-
nished. Phone 482-9649. 47p-tfb
$-ROOM APARTMENT, fur-
ilished, available now, located
330 Ying Street. Phone Seaforth
527-0504. 35tfb
4 -ROOM unfurnisbe d apart-
ment, hardwood floors, self-
contained, private bath and ent-
rance, Gas heating. 13 Albert
St., phone 482-9090. 28p-tfb
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT,
s heated, available now Or
December 31. Phone 482-6694.
51-Ub
SMALL GROUND FLOOR,ap-
artment, heated, reasonable
rent. Call 482-6663, after 5 p.m.
482-9568. 49tfb
FARM HOUSE with modern
conveniences, I mile west, 3/4
mile south of Brucefield. Apply
D'Arey Rathwell, phone 482-
3384. . . 47tfb
APARTMENT FOR RENT, 3
rooms, central location, fur-
nished, frig. and stove, suftible
for couple. Apply ROM=%
Men's Wear, 482-9351. ' 22tfb
SELF-CONTAINED Downstairs
apartment, large living room, I
bedroom, kitchen and bath;
heated; available now. Lloyd
Batkin, phone 482-7057. 41tfb
B R U C E F I E L D
New, 2 -Bedroom. Apartment,
heated, reasonable rent.
Phone 262-5047
50tfb
TWO BEDROOM apartment,
unfurnished, centrally located,
private parking, ample stor-
age closets. Phone 482-7661.
36p-tfb
HOUSE FOR RENT —1 bed-
room, kitchen, living xoom, bath.
Apply 168 Maple Street on
Wednesday or Saturday nights
between 6:30 and 9:00 p.m.
45tfb
ONE -BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
Furnished Or Unfurnished
* Kitchen
* Living Room
Bathroom
$50.00 a Month & Up
Heated.
Ideal for commuters and
pensioners
Our Location Saves You Money
Dial
Strafford 271-2308
49-53p
I.,
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A flensall
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In.stalls, Slate,
. ...... . . . . . . .
Installation of officers
for
rd--- f, DEQ .24er 1,90-4 AUTO$ FO M§ of c4rmel FrPsbytevian
RSA head aaat'
BIRTH$
fett U I$. Church, Hensap,, w
$PONQ — I . I ., v4s;
,A QUatpn p0lio, Monday evening with Mrs.
ACCOMMODATION
ms voiap a-_vQor, VP Auto- to LAO, and, Mrs. 1�44 Campbell in charge of the
�,�Ilos radio, basic n
th� a local. or � up jights,, is, Annual 1 C. o n"cert 2,14 .4 e, following
FOR RENT r, Edmund Spo , C-lipt9n, instal , tion, T
i _ 1,e owner ca,
in excellent t Ph e
wler, 'installed.
.
4 BE Mr. -Ana Ms.,NQ$e Pre4deot, Xm, Qprdon,HOVSE on 482-9MviceJames $t, with. g4qfqr .,gl;a e Pam, DrawsFUll chwalm, -t, Mrs, .furnace and Douglas T (nee
hot water heater,ola Delaney,? `4t0d to The Auburn Connnu
_ Reasonable' NEW and USEP
are dO,-
T
nobt. I aylor; 2nd vicp-prp,%!-
plig.ne FORP CARS drth of their morial I -Tall was filled to� gap- dent, Mrs. Robt, Bell; seicretary-,
Available Pee
announce t ..a tv
482,7262. n
son, Terrance n on Rpity �or the, annualsohaq], cQfi� Mrs. Lloyd XOU9,9ea4;'treasU_r
egrge W, Cutler- Xog�a ec 64,
at y P : cert of SS Na. 9 Hullett and der Mrs. Harold Ponthron; plan-
QNESTOREY HOUSE Representi4g;G ri�on) 4ballo'
the gr41le oAe, o,, ist, I
pup4s ofUS N ft., Ge.04.aBedl�,, ovsista4t,
2 or -3 bedirpoms, living room, Limited, for this 4 Miss q n
la ge, Phone ClInto CARDS OF IHANKS.5 Hunett- M 'r e P"Im' Kos' A' dna Home Home e1 els
,qndry room and. &arA n 402-9704
r
Apr
th rs j1
e teacher, presented the 9 . Sdiold, X -V,9, Trey � W, -
9A
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 31 We would like to express ou�, program and was I.Tiq, pianist.gori; 0up
apprecia -ply secretary, 41 s. Al
4�m 'to our. ftmily, _T Al
Phone 48.2-9678, CUSTOM friends and rejatj,�es. f0i, th4 throughout the w �IbRgarth; Uterature socretary,
51tfb carne,, gots ;and visits made to Henry I
. , juinkt4g, secretary- and Mad Tidings, Mrs, Don,
STOM CHAIN SAWING, us - jh
don of our 5 th treasurer for the $action, was. Mo4sseau; ph com tee,
on e .occasion
Contact Ed, Me
, dema, RA 3 Kip-
2-B�EDRQOX ap4rt-mqntt fur- L Kip-. wedding Aliversapy . ..... li ,4a -the chairman, The program Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. �Tobn'
-4tpd. 527�0100 $eafo
riishqd A44 heated, pen phone! rth ing iar
bath. private N DOWSON, Varna. opened by singing The Nation- Skea ,and- Xrs, Harald Camp -
also 4 jwbedroom - 50, 1, 21 K MRS? JOHN
52P al Anthem, followed by a wet bell; COC, Mrs. Homer Cainp-
ment. furnished and heated, -1.4 111*1 'SX7, 'D be11, V-1- ft)r� nn,�
zWPrF70- TANKS
41 noon or atter .5. a:(
ARTICLES FOR SAII F
VlOLIN,several records, Rhone
482-9528.
VACUWM CLEANERS
Sales and, Service
Repairs, hoses and bags for all
jpaiie�S 01 VU0141114 IPIV411VZ.� WIU
polishers, Reconditioned mach•
ines of all makes for sale.
BOB PECK, Varna
Phone Hensall 262-5350
29 to 39p tfb
CAREFREE HEATING — For
the only fuel oil insured against
explosion, we I give free burner
service. A. G. GRIGG & SON,
phone 482-9411. 23tfb43tfb
ELECTROHOME STEREO
now available at T. A. Dutton
Appliances, Brucefiqld. Open
evenings til 9:00. 42tf-b
MAGIC MARKERS—Black. and
Red only. "The better Yjnd".
Only $1,139 .(tax included). At
Clinton News -Record. 34tfb
SEVERAL GOOD USED mot-
ors for sale, Uh, % and%. h.p.,
dual voltage. Phone 482-6640.
50A -2p
HOCKEY STICKS from 95c to
$2.25, "Maple Leaf" )hockey
sweater . and socks sets, $5.65;
ov.. plastic - hockey 'helmets,
9pecial $3,50; one pair, size
26 hockey pants at Ell
Epps sporting Goods, King St.,
Clinton.
DRAPERY PULL RODS
Track, curtain rods, venetian
blinds, bainboo drap&les, win-
dow blinds. Free estimates
given. Irwin -s Dry Goods.
23tfb
TIMEX
WATCHES ... Sold and
Serviced at
AN�TETT
JEWELLERS LTD.
Phone 482-9525 11tfb
HOOD AND 'CEDAR Kindling
for stove, fireplace and furnace.
'hone 482-322L 41tfb
PICTURE
FRAMING
AT
Beafiie Furniture
40eow
SPRAYED APPLES — Spy,
Greening, Russet, Ta I m a n
Sweets, Delicious, Baldwin,
'Snow, etc.; also cider apples.
Free delivery in Clinton, and
RCAF Houses. Phone 482-32,14,
Fred McClyrfiont & Sons, Var-
na. 45tfb
I
APPLES: Choice of Winter
V a r i e t 1 e s— ,Spys, Delicious,
Courtlands. Bring own con-
tainers'. Follow Highway 8 to
Holmesville,'turn to store,fol-
low
o -
low signs. Art Bell's Fruit
Farm, RR 2, Godevich, phare
524-8037. . 38t
LA
AUTOS FOR SALE.
1957 PLYMOUTH, 2 new tires,
radio, automatic transmission,
needs some motor repair, $150
cash. Phone 482-7348. 52p
1959 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite
convertible; winter roof, sum-
mer roof, tonneau cover,• oth-
er extras; seven &M, seven
tire's; will consider best offer,
pri;;!e; Ted Bridle, 482-0448. ,
52p
W1*Sh1*ng You
jk ILor
and STAFF
Mod I t used, All I wish to express m W-Itw ILP . �-V. p— — i —.0
PM eqtiipmenl y sincere el, A welcome sung Koehler; cradle roll, Mrs. R. A
work guaranteed. Write or thanks to all my friends'- and chorus was sur
phone Louis Blake, RR 2 Brus. relatives for cards, flowersand by -all the pupils, A reditation Orr; CGIT, Miss' Leila Mor, aills
spis, phone , 442 W 0 . Brussels, its while I "was 14 patient in was given by all ithe grade one President Mrs, Gordon $cli-
BrL
45-54 (Minton Public Hospital, Spec- girls and ithen a piano W10 Walm preVided for the Chilist-
nal thanks, to Dr. Oalces!qnd the Was given by Keith Lapp, mras meeting and welcomed
REMODELLING, renovations, nursing staiff of the Afst floor. The play, "Malvina Enter- members and guests a .
roofing and floor laying, expert- Also nei-ghbWis and relatives tain�,, was presented,. , dareq- e Mr s ewal. .nd thank -
an a s. t t Bealfor decor-
ly done All odd* jobs around Who were so good to the Wev
the ho�ie. . Ritcheii cupboards at hom tation was given by Douglas ating tile Sunday school, in
e.—I�MS, JOHN GRIGG, dhanmey. "The Teddy Bears' C tmas motif,
a specialty. Phone 482-7676. 52b hri§
Ken McNairn4 23tfb Picnid' was acted by tke jun- Mrs.. Robert Bell and Mrs.
oAvey pupils, in Mamas.
We wid-i to -c our nor PUPB I , , T1119 Al Hoggarth. vdAuhtmired 'to
SNOW PLOUGHING and snow heartfelt thanks to, all our Kama Doll Song" Was sung decorate the church for Christ-
bl 'Russell ne r
C�17 Clinton. Call ighbom, friend's and relatives the girls, and 'Waoging VP Oq Inas Sunday.
phone 482-7528 or for their kindness and sylznpa- stockings" wars acted, by the Life mernbcertificates
certifcates
1 482-9023, 50-1_ 2p thy .s.hown,tc, us'during our re_ boys, were presented to Mrs. John
ELECTRIC MOTO cent sad bereavement. —THE The play, "A Quiet Eve 1=19 Baker, Mrs. Scholl and Mrs.
R VANEGxoND FAMILY. 59,p w The Radio" was given, by Sl , cea, by Mrs. Stewart Bell.
SALES and SERVICE
Domestic -- Commercial Mr. and Mrs. VanEendenburg senior pupils and junior chorus Mpg. John Baker -introduced
Industrial want Ito -express their hearty sang "!Christmas F a li r Y - George Vrieso of Exeter who
thmlpr. 'to all who have helped land! 'and "Up On The House- showed pictures of bis trip
LEVETT 'S ELECTRIC them in, one Way and another top". All pupils took part in home to Holland last year. He
139 Erie St. -- Clinton -after the recent fire in which the rythin, iland number and was thanked by Mrs. Gerald
Phone 482-6640 they lost -the barn, They have Brenda Archarnibalult directed Bell and, presented with a bas-
' appreciated, very much tem
he help them, WATCH REPAIR is a job for Offered ket of fruit.
experts. Our work assures to them. Many thanks A panton-flne, war. done by Wombip in, the form of a
tfy all.
satisfaction, Counter's Je elle Nan Lapp and Keith Lapp candle1lighting service was talc-
uron County's Oldest Esta -when she did a washing job en by Mrs. John Baker and
blished Jewellery Store 20th!! Notice To Creditors he I r young brother's neck. and Ifts, Gerald Bell, assisted by
In the Estate of RUDY eays. A recitation was, given by Mrs. Harold Bonthron, Mrs.
We Specialize In ,In GREALIS, deceased. Ronnie Snyder, followed by Robt,' Bell and Mrs. Lloyd
Furnace Installations All persons liaving claims choruses sung by the senior Mousseau. A lunch was served
Heating Service against the state of Ruby Ethel
Electric Wiring Grealls, late of the Town of pupil. A piano duet was played by W� S. Al Sch6u, Mrs. Ed.
Clinton, in the County of Har-
by Brenda Archambault wid Fink -and Mrs. Stewart Bell.
Appliance Service on, Marded Woman, who died Nancy Lapp. A recitation Was _01—
Plumbing Installations on or about the 17th day, of given by Lottise, Hanking -and
Eavestroughing November 1964�, are required then th6 junjors did a clown Hefisall Legion -
to file particulars of same with- drill.
.CHUTER Plumbing, Bell & Laughton, Solicitors Of A solo wassun by Nancy A go*
26th
Heating, Eie Cf riC Exeter, Ontario, by the Lapp and the seniors sang two AUX111arY Na es
day of December 1964, after
SALES & SERVICE which date the estate will be choruses, "It Won't Be Long
45 KING STREET, CLINTON distributed having regard only Till Christmas," and "Put
PHONE 482-7652 to those claims of which notice Christ - Back ntG Christmas" New Officers
has been received. A recitation was given by Mar- Mrs, Roy Smale was re
ar- turn -
DRIVEWAYS and parking BEL & LAUGHTON garet Filanken. "The Wedding ed to office as president for
1as cleared of snow. Phone Solicitors for the Executor, of Jack and Jill" was acted 1965 of the Ladies Legion Aux -
82 -7352 before 8:30 or at noon. Exeter --Ont.
49-50-1-2p 50-1-2b With suitable costume 'by the diary at their Christmas, meet -
smaller -ones- while the older ing held in the Legion Hall,
Broken or,CrackedClassified Ads. ones sang in the background. Hensall, on Tumday evening,
A recitation was given. by December 1, .
Windows? Bring Results Ralph Hallam and a two -act Other'officers are: Pirstvice-
Play' "Let Us Rejoice In Christ- president, Mrs. Howard Sma e;
Wood or Aluminum Classified Ads. mas", showed -everyone what second vice-president, Mrs.
avistmets should really mean. Garnet Allan; secretary, Mrs.
A duet was sung by �Arva Bad] Wni, Forrester; treasurer, Mrs.
Sash PIANO TUNING and Loutise Hunking and aavw Grant Bisback; sergeant at
ALL SIZES YOUR PIANO should be tuWed'! the chorus "Frosty", Harry arms, Mrs. Harry Horton; plan -
REPAIRED HERE and checked for moth damage, Franken said the closing reci- list, Mnq. Ed Munn; executive,
CREST HARDWand other defects regularly. I ta�ion- Santa Claus arrived. and Mrs. Harold Thiel, Mrs. Mary
ARE appreciate the �ontinued priv- gave out gifts and bags of Taylor, Mrs. Roland Vanstone,
ilege of servicing many of the candy to uUl the children of the Ws. EaTl Zimmer, Mrs. Byran
Ball & Mutch Ltd instruments in this area. George
69 ALBERT ST., CLI;7TON MOM W. COX, ;phone 482-3870. school� section. Kyle; sports officers, X&S.
0 Harold Campbell, Ms. William
Phone 482-9505 44tf b REAL ESTATE Notice To Creditors Smale. '
. Winners in the. draws were:
•In the Estate of ERNEST door prize,
- ATKINSON FEATHERSTON, Mrs. Ed Munn;
HELP WANTED gue;s9ng prize, Mrs. Gordon
Buildin Lots late of the Village of Bityfteld
9 Ut the County of Huron, Gentle! Mum, ; iny'stery prize, Mrs. Roy
MALE FOR SAT man. Smale. The 50-50 -ch-aw Of. $23
MEN WITH CAR, earn $3 per Apply All persons having claims was . won by John Skea.
.hour and up, serving consumers L. G, WINTER against the abov& Estate are re- Plans for the children's
With Aawledlgh Products, full 200'High St, quired to forward full particul- Chriatnias, party, Decemb-er 13,
or part time In part Huron phone 482-669. ars of their claims to -the under. and' -a New Year's party were.
County. Age no handicap. 49tfb signedon or before the 7th day comtpleted.
Wrlite Rawle§gh, Dept. L-169- of January, 1965; after which
6B, 4005 Richelieu St., St. WANTED date the assets wM-- be distrib- Bingo was played, gifts ex -
Henry, Montreal. 52b uted. . changed, and lunch served.
JACK RABBITS, WANTED: DONNELLY & MURPHY, --------- 10—
&
$1.00 each for essed jacks— 18 The Square,
LOST AND FOUND must be wrapped in, waxed pap- Goderich, Onia�rlo, 1,000 Children.,
er. Merv. Ratkin, Princess St Solicitors for the Estate.
LOST — About 5 keys and a 52-3p 51-2-3b
bottleopener on metal key ring Entertained At
between Post Office and 370
Victoria Street. Finder please 1&=bP&
contact Harold Merney, phone Christmas Party'.
482-7796. 52p ATTENTION
dren Were
Nearly 1,000 -chU - -
MISCELLAMWO–s— entertained last 'Wednesday
afternoon at the Annual
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE FARMERS! 'Children's' Chrisitinas Party
your rings and jewellery like q? 0. at RCAF Station Clinton,
new. Diamond rings renewed
and stones safely secured --don't
take chances. Expert Work done
reasonably to your satisfac&on'
Watch repairs and pearl re-
stringing. W. N. Counter.
20tfb
MacDONALD
ELECTRIC .
Motor R and Rewinding-
= Wiring
Service Calls
482-7702
29tfb
64TO ALL
OUR FRIENDS '_9
"00�7
HOLLA
11." -SERVICE
1482.6661 CLINTONI
FOR SALE
EASE BLOW — Snowthrower,
requires low power, SJCF.
bearings. George Troyer, RA 2,
Hensall. Call 236-.4072 or 262-
5282 after 6 p.m. 51-6p
HURON COUNTY'S LEADING
farm equipment depot. Over
1,000 belts -and hundreds of pul-
leys,bearings, bolts, spark
plugs, plow shares, etc. in stock
at all times. John Bach, I.E.
Dealer, Phone 17, Seaforth. .,
31ffb
NIXON'S CALCIUM PHOS-
PHATE insures adequate cal-
cium 'and phosphorus, :intake:
Prevents chewing of boneg and
Wood and 'Increases nill1c pro -
auction in calclun-i deficient
cows. One pound can -$1.25.
Available at Edwarft Pharm-
acy, Clinton. 52b
LIVESTOCK FOk SALE
13 PIGS,8 weeks old. G, Dt&-
or, 482-7132. 52b
HOLSTEIN COW registered,
due to freshen, Doug Vircitiliar,
482-9241, 52b
SERVICES
DEAD ANIMAL
REMOVAL
For DEAD or DISABLED
ANIMALS — Call Collect
DARLING
& Company
of CohoAk Limited
Phone Clinton,Hu 9-7269
Licence 262-663 1-tfb
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE I held in thp Station' Recrea-
TWO HEREFORD calves for
sale, Apply James Cleave, RR
3, Bayfield, phone 60111, Bayes
field. 3
DERALB Ready to lay pullets,
call McKinley's Farm andElat-
cheries Ltd., Zurich, Phone
Hensall 335, 44Ub
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN hei-
fer due,; one Lacombe boar, ser-
viceable age; one young ram
suitable fax keeping for another
year. Phone 482-7262, 52p
ONE RE OISTE RED HERE -
ford bull, itw6, years old; one
Holstein cow due Dec. 24,,' one
Holstein cow due in February;
four Holstein, heifers due in
January and early February.
Phone 262-5174,,HensWa, Ross
Forrest Kippen, -Ont. 52p
NO SALE
THIS WEEK
-tit Clinton Sates
Own
Nexf Salo will be
Saturday,
January 2
lot COREY, Sales Manager'
tion Centre.
The guests were made up
of 900 children of dependants
of servicemen and civilian
employees at the station and
75 children: brought by the
Hui on County Chil&en's Aid
Society.
They entertained with a
Program which included
youngtralhee[s, performing on
a trampoline, followed by a
Christmas story intro-4ude
conducted by Padres R. E.
Bussey and O. S. Swaren,
The Station Drama Club
presented three sketches —
The Chfpmunks, Three tattle
Bears, and The Princess Who,
Wanted The Mean.
Santa Claus arrived at 3
p..Cn, with treat bags for all
the children, and be later v1s-
hodsick children: in Adastral,
Park.
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1UNIC FEWER
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UES e SEPVICE - 114STALLATION
OHN BEANE, Jr.
0h6hii Collect 40-9256
13RUCEF[ELD, ONT.
Agri -Culture Departmen
Plans Telev lon hom
-On,t4rlo farmers w-111 have -an Qpp.qrtijn1ty t
0
;ace t of
O and hear expert dlSCU,34�Q4 on several we S
wdern agriculture during J_anvary when the .0
_n,
trioDeP�A
of Agriculture, ln'assoOa !on w
jt1j4dadian
13roadc4sting Corporation, will pre-,
,,sent three oap-hpur TV programs under the g ,'6r on A
title --Let's Look at. Farr4lrigll,
The films, f
roduced by the
,
cregshgly evident, Thursday's
Y'S
QBQ land the Department.of
:pro ram "Farm Bus' ness_Rec,
Agriculture cro-wewatively, will ord,4Plans, Dog,m11 ill
oM
be shown over -a not.www1c of 14 prove of particular interest.
TV stations, January 5, 6 And TheL
program will .deal 01 with the
7 from 10-= to 11"30 each iinportance of farm rex*ilds and
,morning. their use in =1ving at decis,
e program on Tuesday,, pons and man�4&4�t.
Th
title Programs havebeen c
jesign,
�Ctup Systems" ed to be pr&ctip4 in gppUqa,
Will give viewem a low at how tion: and will have over 15 On,
and why some farimers d6cided tarlo farmers as particapantj in
to nIare changes in their opera- addition % specialists an each
tion. There Will be discussion field from the Department of
of crop management declslon§ Agricq1ture.
based on farm records and on Three Hosts
the experiences of, others, Dr. W. S, Young, of the De„
Cover Livestock P&rtlnent of Crop Science, On-
Wednesday'sprogram W1111, be t-149 AglllclulturAl College, 'Will,
,devoted to the subject of act as, host Of the Crop,' pro-
"Livestock—Managing for Pro.- gram.
fit" a Subject of particW, ar In- Hosts, and speciahsts on the
fit", e
terest to those 14 tLivestock Livestock lvestock program will -be H.
industry, McGill, Livestock Branch, Ori
With the application of sound tardo Department •of Agricul-
business p-pincIples becoming in- tune„ Toronto, and A, Wall, IN -
tension Branch, Ontario De-
partnient of Agriculture, at
Kippen East W1 N'eTwhmear'k'FehtV-rri 1grsliness" pro-
_ - have R- Heard, Farm t
Chrisimas MeetManagement Specialist of he
gTam will
Ontario Department of AguAcul-
ture, Lond6n, as host and com-
Held Wednesday ment@LtDr,
The Christmas meeting of the Valuable Shows
Kippen East Women's Institute Announcing the joint pi-
w'esen-
�s -held on Wednesday, De- tation of the Ontario Depart
ceinber 16, at the home of Mns, meet of Agricultam• and the
Ernest Whitehouse. President, Canadian, Broadcasting Corp -
Mrs, Verne Alderdice opened oration, Mr. Stewart said the
the meeting by reading' television broadcasts had been
qChristmas, Is A Many sp, I designed to acquaint Ontario
end-
Oured Thing", followed by the Farmers with the latest level-
oared
Ode and the Mary opments in, the three important
Stewart Collect, sections of the agilkultural, in -
Bu'sines's - discu'ss'ed included dustry.
plans; for a euchre to be hold in "I am confident that the pro-
-Fiensall on, January 22and.two grams will prove of value to the
q 'Itg to be be�ote, the farm people of Ontario," said
ul these rapidly
the. Miruster. "In
next meeting. One quilting will
,be at Mrs. Cecil Pullman's, changing 'times and higher
one at the home of thb'presd- costs of production it 2s im-
dent. Chwi�slas carols were perative that the newest meth -
sung and Mrs. James Drum- ods of production and manage -
mond gave a paper on Holly. ment be made available to
Entertainment by the chil- those engaged in agriculture."
dren was provided by recita-
tions by Allan Bell and Don
Sararas and a duet by Marilyn
and Bonnie Cooper, accompan-
ied'by their mother, Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper. Mts, Rubt. Gemellread,
a story for the children.
A play, "Wanted, a Nouse-
keeper", was presented by Mrs. alp
Wm. Caldwell, Ws. JamRI
Ab
Drummond, Mrs. Ross Sararas,
Mrs. Kenneth McKay, Mrs. E.
Whitehouse, Mrs. Robt. Bell,
Mrs. John Sdnclak and Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper. Santa paid his
yearly visit and lunch of sauld- b
wiches, cookies and ice cream
was served iby thehostess, her
co hostess Mrs. Robt. Bell, and
committee in .charge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bradnock,
,Sheron and George visited on
Sunday with Mss Josephine LINTAN10it. FOREMOST
McAllister and David MbAlhs-
ter at St, Augustine.
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