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Phone 887-6461
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05) Best Wishes
For The Festive
MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING YOU AN
joyous C:hRisrmAs
As: the shepherds kept their vigil at night
our Savior was born, Let us rejoice A5:we celebrate
His glorious corn ing„.5ineete-th4hkstaail•
but in the otiehiejto, top of the- hill
Otte Willi south Of Blith
'CLASSIFIED Friend s hip club thanks 2 ladie s
1;. Coating Events
HOWICK Lions' Bingo will be
held on Friday, Dec. 26th 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 $95 on 58 calls; Purple Ball of
$50. Door and consolation Prizes,
1-108-1
GRABER Bodyman No. 2 has
arrived. Carl, Betty and Chris
proudly announce that Curtis-
George joined us December 9th,
1975 using Listowel Memorial
Hospital as the shop.Carl and Ella I
Graber of Brussels and. George
Hetherington of Bluevale are the.
relieved grandparents. 27-08-1
Bancroft O.H. 1
Hayfield O.H.
Beeton O.R. 1
Be]Je River O.H. 1
Black River O.H. 4
Blenheit 0.11. 1
BraCebridge
Bradford O.H. 1
Burka Falls O.H. 3
.Brussels O.H. 1
Clinton O.H. 2
Dresden O.H. 1
Elnia Township O.H. 1
Hawkesbury O.H. 5
Hearst C.H. 2
Cornwall O.H.
The Christmas meeting of the.
Brussels Friendship Club, Dec,
17, began with a pot-luck dinner
in the Canadian Legion Hall. The
committee in charge had
arranged a very attractive
smorgasbord table, replete with
lighted candles and Christmas
arrangements. Grace was sung
and the guests helped themselves
to the variety of delicious foods.
Following the meal, President
Edwin Miller called the meeting
together and extended Christmas
greetings to all.
A motion was,
introduced and approved that two
members, Mrs.Verna
Tunney and Mrs. Elsie Shaw,
who are also Legion Auxiliary
members, be given a gift to show
the appreciation of the Club for
their presence and help in the
kitchen at each of the meetings
during the year.
A program ofChristmas music
followed with Mrs. W.CKerr at
as piano accompanist. Christmas
carols were sung with Mrs.Edna
Hackwell directing. Mrs. J. Van
Vliet sang two leasing
Christmas solos.
A moment of silence followed
in memory of Mrs. Russell
Marks, a member of the club,
whose death occurred on Dec. 7 in
Seaforth Hospital. Several violin
selections by Mrs. Phyllis
Mitchell were enjoyed. January
meeting plans were announced
and the meeting came to a close.
Twelve tables of progressive
euchre were played.
Prize winners were. High Lady
Mrs. Ernest Stevens; High Man -
Cecil McFadden; .Low Lady -
Mrs. Florence Webb; Low Man -
Mrs. Verna Thomas, playing as a
man; Most Lone Hands - Mrs.E,
Stevens;. Nearest Birthday Mrs.
Harvey'Denni. s
Person having the most dimes
in their pocket or purse - John
Bowman.
Ministry of Housing
Ontario Housing Corporation
FURNITURE & FITTINGS (DRAPERIES) FOR:
Lindsay O.H. 9
Little Current O.H. 1
MichipicOten.O.H. 3. (Wawa)
Mitchell O.H. 4
Nanticoke O.R. 1 (Port DoVer)
Orillia O.H. 8
Red take O.H. 3
Ripley O.H. 1
Smooth Rock Falls O.H. 1
Stratford O.H. 8
Sutton O.H. 2
Tecumseh O.H. 1
Thedford O.H. 1
Tilbury O.H. 5
Tweed O.H. 2
Uxbridge O.H. 1
keererice No. t'.0.s. 86/7t
Tenders will, be received for the above until 12tOO
noon E.S.T. January 130 1976 by the bntario Flouting
Corporation; 101 Bloor Street West, tordnto, Ontario.
M5S IPS/ c/o the Chief Purchasing Officer, ilth floor,
from wham details and specifications May be obtained
or telephone 65,,,9749'i quoting reference number at
above. Proponents may bid On furnitUre and draperies
separately, they may alSo bid on One projects a group
Of projettS or all'Ordjects.
AN AGENCY THE pliovli\vdt OF ONTARIO
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