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C LASSIFIED„,4... News of Walton
15. Property for Rent Duff's United holds
Sunday School concert
1. Coming Events
EUCHRE and Dance in Belgrave
W.LHaII, Friday, December 27th
at 8;00 P.M. Music by The
Blenders. Lunch will be served
Admission $1.25. Public School
,75c. Sponsored by Beldrave
Women's Institute. Everyone
welcome. 1-56-1
0
HOWICK Lions' Bingo will be
held on Friday, December 27th at
8:30 p.m. in Wroxeter
Community Hall. Admission $1.
12 REgular games for $10; 2
share the wealth; one $25 Special.
Jackpot of $90 on 56 calls. Door
and consolation prizes. 1-56-1
2. Lost, Strayed
STRAYED to lot 27, 9th Con.
Morris Twp., Cattle beast, about
600 lbs. Charles Murray,R.R.3,
Walton, Ontario. . 2 54x3
5. Bus. Opportunities
LEARN TO DRIVE
TRACTOR TRAILERS
• Now you can train right here
in Canada! • Tuition Tax
Deductible! • Placement assist-
ance guaranteed! • Weekend
training also available!
For application and interview,
write: Safety Department, The
Canadian Institute of Tractor
Trailer Training Ltd., 207
Queen's Quay W.. Toronto 117.
5, Bus. Opportunities
Ontario, Or co 416-864-9381.
(Formerly Trlans - Canada.
Transport Training 5-55-3
11. Articles for Sale
GESTETNER ink available at The
Huron Expositor, 527-0240,
Seaforth, 11-53xtf
REGISTERED American saddle-
bred 2 years old mare. Calvin
Bisback, 887-9218. R.R.1,
Walton. 11-56x2
COPIES
Copies of your important papers
or documents while you wait.
Letter size, 25c each.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Seaforth
11-53xtf
_CEDAR POSTS: Don Miller,
R.R.1, Ethel, 887-9290. 11-53-tt
ADDING machine rolls,
typewriter ribbons for most
machines. The Huron Expositor,
527-0240, Seaforth. 11-53xtf
12. Wanted to Buy
USED English saddle must be in
good condition. Phone 887-6798.
12-56-2
15. Property for Rent
THINKING OF A
WINTER HOLIDAY?
Cut costs in half, go when and -
where you want by using a 22 foot
Glendale Motor home.
Completely equipped with 2 way
air conditioning, stereo, toilet,
shower, furnace; stove, frig,
sleeps 6. Many more extras fully
insured.
Call us now for bookings
Special rates for Florida trips of
two weeks or more
HURON WHOLESALE
527-1280 Seaforth
15-56-1
19. Notices
HURON DEAD ..
STOCK REMOVAL
We pick up all farm stock free of
charge.
Three trucks for fast efficient
service.
7 days a week, 24 h ours a day.
Call 482-9811
License No. 378C-74
Call us first, you wont have to call
anyone else.
Due to decreases in meat prices
WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT
ANY COLLECT CALLS as of
December 16, 1974, We are sorry
if this is an inconvenience to you
but in order to enable us to
continue to serve you as we have
in the past, we must cut our
operating expenses. 19-53-tf
CLEANING TIME •
Turn your old furniture , and
household effects into cash. We
will either buy or sell it for you.
From smallest item to the
largest estate.
Phone
KNAPP'S FURNITURE
AND AUCTION ROOM
482-1336
19-53-tf
SERVICE
We will pick up all Dead
and Disabled Cows and
Horses and Stocker Cattle
and all small animals FREE
as a service to you. We
have three trucks to service
you 24 hours 7 days a week.
Phone Collect
C:orrcspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
The annual Sunday School
Christmas Concert was held in
the basement of Du? s United
Church, Walton on Sunday,
December 15.
There was a good attendance
who enjoyed the following num-
bers by the Kindergarten Class
under the leadership of Mrs. Bill
Humphries and teacher Joan
Bennett. Welcome speech by
Dwayne Achilles; Recitations by:
Donna Godkin; Sherry Hoegy and
Craig Smith; Chorus - "He'll be
Coming Down the Chimney",
Recitations by: Billy Gulutzen,
Craig Hackwell, Kim Fritz, Kris-
ten Docken and Benny Hoegy.
Chorus - "Away in a Manager"
followed by a duet "It is No
Secret What God Can Do" by
Cathy and Brian McGavin.
Primary 1 and II sang "The
Bible Tells me So" accompanied
by Mrs. Ray Huether at the
piano followed • by recitations by
Jeff McGavin and Tim Fritz.
Teachers are Mrs. Don McDonald
and Miss Carol Wilbee. Piano
solo by Cheryl Fraser.
The Primary Class members
presented "Christmas Ifs" with
recitations by: Jeff McGavin;
Gary Godkin; Joyanne Van Vliet,
Susie Hickson; Lori Smith; Blaine
Hackwell; Darlene Gulutzen; Tim
Fritz; Darryl Hoegy; Cheryl
Smith; Sandra Sholdice; Darryl
Smith; and Christine Achilles.
Sandra Sholdice and Christine
Achilles entertained with a step
dancing number followed by solos
by John Huether - "The Railroad
Comes Through the Middle of the
House" and "Holly, Jolly
Xmas". Mrs. R. Huether was
pianist.
The Junior Class with teachers
Mrs Joyce Van Vliet and Miss
Janice Houston presented a skit -
"You Can't Keep a Good Man
Down". The players were:
Danny Achilles; Peter Bennett;
Greg Humphries; Jeanne
McDonald; Cathy McGavin;
Murray Sholdice; Elaine Dennis;
Ron Godkin; John Huether; Neil
Mitchell; Janette Rock; Peggy
Humphries; Bruce Godkin; Brian
McGavin; Cheryl Fraser; Kevin
Smith and Patricia Hacwell. Mrs.
Bill Humphries accompanied at
the piano. This was followed by
Elaine Dennis playing a piano
solo.
Lost and Found Group pre-'
sented a skit, : "Santa on Trial".
The cast: Santa - Verna Flood;
Mr. Merchant - Jean Docken;
Judge - Ruthie Thamer; Jimmy
Jones - Carolyn McClure; Mrs.
Motherly - Peggy Humphries;
Spirit of Christmas - Carolyn
McClure; Scrooge - Janet Flood;
Miss Crank - Mary Alice Ryans;
Clerk - Cheryl Fraser. Mrs.
Helen Craig and Mrs. Jean
Docken are the leaders.
Jeanne McDonald and Janette
Rock each did their step dancing
number.
The Intermediate Class pre-
sented the play "The Story of the
First Christmas" - Narrator - Jim
McDonald; Singers - Janis Van
Vliet; Dianne Godkin; Laura
Dennis; Nanci Bennett; Jeff
Hacwell; Steven Huether; Bob
Leeming; Doug Mitchell; Pam
Hackwell and Ruthie Thamer.
The pianists were Dianne Godkin
and Laura Dennis. Their teachers
are Murray Dennis and Howard
Hackwell. The audience joined
along with the Christmas carols.
Rev. Dockin thanked the
teachers and children who had
put so much into making this
concert such a success, then, a
happy Santa Claus arrived and
distributed bags of candies to all
the girls and boys.
Personals; •
Miss Lynne McDonald nurse-
in-training at Woodstock Hospital
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
McDonald. Mr. John Davies of
London also visited at the same
home.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Bruce Clark on the arrival of a son
on Monday, December 16th at
Listowel Hospital. .
At the Institute meeting this
week it was voted to begin the
euchre parties in the hall on the
first Friday night in the com-
munity hall.
Several families from this area
are spending the Holiday Season
in Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fraser, RR 2
Blyth, Mr. & Mrs. Len Archam-
bault, RR 1 Auburn are spending
this week in Nassau.
Miss Cheryl Fraser spent the
week at the home of Emerson and
Mrs. Mitchell.
A Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year to all.
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advertisements after Noon, MOndaya.,
Phone 887-4641
887-9334
Brussels
Pet Food
Supplies
Lic. 399-C73
19-53-tf
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used.
We pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc. Phone 887-6700,
Brussels. 19-53-tf
CHAIRS rewoven and recaned.
Contact Don Miller, R.R.1, Ethel,
887-9290. 19-53-tf
24. Cards of Thanks -
I would like to thank all' our
friends who were so thoughtful in
sending me gifts, cards and
visiting me while in Wingharn. —
Mrs. Gladys Walker. 24-56x1
27. Births
John and Nancy Vanass, Ethel
(nee Strickler) announce the -
arrival of their daughter,
December 7th in Victoria
Hospital, London, Jennifer
Maria. 27-56x1
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost Post
Want Ads. Dial Brussels
887-6641.
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THE BRUSSELS. POST, DECEMBER 25 o 1974 ,-.19