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Discount -7 Variety
Men's Cosmetic Gift sets
Old Spice Burley reduced 25 %
Wallett and Key-3 pieces
Cig cases reg. $8.75 Now $5.97
Weekdays 9-9 HolidOys & Sundays 12-6
We're
Masters
WINTER FOOTWEAR
Sale
Smyths Shoes are now offering their
Complete Stock of Winter Footwear
at Reduced Prices
WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS
ALL STYLES ON SALE
* Waterproof Vinyls
* High Leather Boots
* .Low Tie Pant Boots * After Ski Patterns . .
PRICES REDUCED
20 - 500/0
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MEN'S SNOW
Leather Ties
Waterproof
Reduced
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Many one of a
on display for
BOOTS
to
Vinyls
2%
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kind items:
quick sale
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* SKATES
* FELT
10%
* OVERSHOES
* SNOWMOBILE
off
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PACS
BOOTS!
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* Misses
* Boys
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EXTRA - EXTRA - SPECIALS
5 Gal. gas cans (Plastic)
Kids Snow Boots (A few sizes left)
$11.25
$5.00
I H. Winter Jackets $25.00
Bardanl Oil Case $15.75
USED SNOWMOBILES
1 - Double Trailer $175.00
1 - Snow-Hawk Twin $175.00
1 - Sno Jet 20 H,. P.. .375.00
1 -1974 Moto Ski Deluxe 340 - $975.00
1 -1974 Ski -doo 340 TNT - $975.00
1 - 1972 Moto Ski 340 - $475.00
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Huronview
Enjoys Xmas
The Seaforth. Lion's Club paid their annual visit to the
Home on Saturday afternoon and entertained with a musical
program provided by the Junior and Senior Choirs of the
Northside United Church. Dr. Bill Thompson president of the
Seaforth Lions brought greetings from the Club and Rev, R.
Roberts of the Egmondville United Church gave an
encouraging message to the residents. Mrs. James Stewart
accompanied the choirs with Mrs. John McIlwain leading the
Junior Choir and. Jim Stewart leading the seniors. Ruth. Cluff
and Ann Wood sang a duet and Jim Scott accompanied at the
piano for the carols. Santa arrived laden with oranges and
grapes for all the residents. Miss Marion Gray a native of
Egmondville thanked all those responsible for the fine music
and lovely treats of behalf of the residents.
1Jim Fallis was welcomed to the Home at Monday's
activities. The Goderich Township Women's Institute
volunteers helped with the wheel chairs and the program.
M943,1, Cox and Mrs:Driver provided the old tyme music and
accompanied for the singing of Christmas Carols.
The Tuesday Family Night program was cancelled owing to
weather conditions and was held on Friday afternoon. A play
"Housekeeper Wanted" was presented by the Brucefield
Church Choir. The play was directed by Mrs. Stewart Wilson
and included in the cast were Sandy Broadfoot, John
Stevens, Jeff Allen, Beth Cooper, Bob Wilson, Gale Horton,
Dean Wilson and Jane Allen. Estella Wilson and Labith
Miller entertained with piano solos and a vocal solo by
Dorothy McGregor accompanied by Elsie Henderson. Miss
Edith Bowey thanked the entertainers on behalf of the
residents.
The residents Christmas program and party was held on
Thursday afternoon. Administ rator, Chester Archibald was
chairman for the program with most of the talent being
provided by the residents assisted by Wayne Lester, Betty
Rogers and Jack Roorda of the staff. Residents taking part
were recitations and readings by Bertha Deihl, Jennie
McGratton, Pearl Wheeler, Dora Buchanan, Sarah Carter,
Mary Van Camp, Grace Howe and Elizabeth. Black; vocal
solos by Helen Fischer, Morgan Dalton; vocal duet Elsie
Henderson and Nelson Lear; piano solos Ethel Hill, Myrtle
Parker, Josephine Cunningham, Florence Meston; group
singing by a ladies and mens chorus; a twenty member rythm
band played several Christmas songs and while playing
"Here Comes Santa Claus" he and his helper arrived with
greetings to everyone and the odd kiss. Following the
program all of the residents enjoyed a Christmas supper in
the main dining room and area with tables set for 250.
Mrs. Ella Wedlock was welcomed to the Home at Monday
afternoons variety program. Marie Flynn, Harold Black and
Jerry Collins prOvided the _old tyme music, the Hickneli
sisters Teresa and Margaret entertained with vocal duets;Lori
Bell, Debbie and Dawn Flynn step dances; Jane Bell played
two piano solos'. The Christian Reformed volunteers assisted
with activities. A puppet program "no strings attached" was
provided by Sheryl Smith and Richard Keelan from the
Kirkton area who have been entertaining at schools and
senior citizens in Huron and Perth Counties. During
intermission Timmy Moore, Jacquiline Stephen and Gregory
Taylor sang a Christmas number accompanied by Elsie
Henderson.
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ARY 5, 1977
Brussels Stock yard Report
of 35.00, 40 to 5Q - lb. pigs to a a high of 45.50. 60 to 70 lb, pigs to
high of 40.00. 50 to 60-1b. pigs to ,a high of 49,00, '
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The market at Brussels
Stockyards was active Friday on
all classes of steers and heifers..
Pigs traded lqwer.
Choice Steers 40.50 to 42.50
with sales to 42.90.
Good Steers - 38,50 to 40.50.
Three steers consigned by
Jacob Weins of R.R.1, St.
Clements averaging 1073 lbs.
sold for 42.90 with his offering of
29 steers averaging 1146 lbs.
selling for 42.30.
A steer consigned by John
Ferguson of Clifford weighing
1150 lbs. sold for 42.75 with his
offering of 34 steers averaging
1065 lbs. sellling for 42.20.
Thirty-six steers consigned by.
Carl Fitch & Sons of Wroxeter
averaging 1143 lbs. sold for
41.25.
Choice Heifers - 38.00 to 39.00
with sales to 39.75.
Good Heifers - 36.00 to 38.00.
A heifer consigned by Hilray
Farms of Holyrood weighing 1100
lbs. sold for 39.75.
Ten Hereford heifers consigned
by Ken McDonald of R.R.3,
Brussels averaging 874 lbs. sold
for 37.85.
Good Cows - 18.00 to 20.00.
Bulls traded to a high of 27.00.
Choice Feeder Steers traded
from 39.00 to 41.00.
Medium Feeder Steers traded
from 37.00 to 39.00.
30 - 40-1b. pies traded to ahigh
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