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Whitfield lad charge of the ser-' mas Tonight". A. duet' "Away in
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of •happy holiday
wishes!
by Ruth. Grainger, Alex Hamilton,
Nadine Cooke,
Joanne Strong, Ricky Irwin, Evelyn
Anne 'Stelibens. ' Mae were inter-
spersed with carer singing, by the
choir.
Corinne ,RIlame gave 0<
THREE SISTERS—Julie, Connie and Susan Burke
are pictured as'they sang a Christmas song at the
SANTA WAS MOBBED .by the small fry when he
arrived at the Kinette Christmas party in the coun-
Kinette party for the children of the club members
on Wednesday of last week.
FOR LAST /MINUTE SHOPPERS
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of the season. We're happy too! We
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Powerful 3 -speed
motor, pop - out
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TOASTER
the privilege) privilege!
neat. Controlled Fry Pan
Complete with lid. Fingertip
temperature control from sim-
mer to 4201. Square design
gives maximum cooking area.
Signal light. Water sealed ele-
ment. Easy-to,-see cooking
guide. With cord and plc'[.
Limited Quantity
Special - 11.93
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COMPLETE — with tool
box and many needed oc-
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Geared-chuck drill has up to 20')
more working torque than cmnur-
able models. No-loed soeed 2000,
full-load speed 1400 rpm. 2-amp.
universal motor,
Heaps of fluffy, mouth
watering popcorn in
minutes. Polished. al- '
um i num bowl, dur-
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nut handle. 550-watt:
stove base
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cil chambers. The party was staged for children
of club members and was a big success.
INCURRED
Ponuiriun,ity. Mr. awl Mrs. Harold Currie
spent the Week-end at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Richard
Deacon of Elora,
Mr. Eldon Emerson 'arriVed by
boat at Midland last Thursday, and
'returned home On Friday after
getting his ear at Hamilton, Ife
had travelled on the boats all
summer, from east of Montreal to
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Duluth,
Mr. John McKenzie, who h.es
been en the great,lake beats this i stunmer, arrived home recently to
his wife and family on the Divielon
Line.
Mrs. George Carrie has been laid
up with an, attack of shingles,
Mrs. James McIlrath has been
under the doctor's care this, week,
with a bad abscess in her ear,
Mr. Archie Watt of Toronto
spent Wednesday last With his par-
ents, Rev, and Mrs. W. J. Watt.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lougheed
and children of St. Thomas spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Fisher,
Several in this district have been
fortunate to hold lucky tickets en
turkey draws. Mr. Thomas Mor-
rison won one at the Legion's draw
and Mrs, Jack Coultes won two
recently.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank anther, life-
long residents of this district, cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage on Wednesday.
Congratulations. '
Mrs. Alex Inglis, who spent last
week at the home of Mr. Roddy
Inglis of Watford, returned home
on Sunday With Roddy 'and his
sons, Douglas and Eric. - Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Inglis and Tommy Of
Fordwich with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Inglis on Siunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Reg, Scholtz of Auburn,
Mr. 'and Mrs, Kenneth Dickson
and children of Belmore visited
on Sunday with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs; At•thur Moore;
Mr. Herbert' T.:iaittlaw 4as' able 'to
start back' to work on Monday
after a few weeks' illness.
Mrs. Robt. Hutchison was at Lon-
don on Saturday and Mr. Hutchi-
son, who has been.. a patient in
Victoria Hospital for the past six
weeks, was brought by ambulance,
back to Wingham Hospital, where
he will be a patient.
Mr, and Mrs, W. R. Farrier, the
grand .old couple of the village,
celebrate their fifty-fourth wedding
anniversary on Christmas Day.
Mr. Gary Morton of Waterloo
College, Kitchener, had Charge Of
the service in the e presbyterien
Church here on Sunday.
The United Church Sunday School
concert will be. held in the church
here on Thursday evening. A cor-
dial invitation is extended to all.
Calvin-Brick, United . ,Church will
hold its. Sunday School, concert that
evening ,also.
Little Darlene and Murray Simp-
son, children of Xr. and Mrs, Hugh
Simpson, who have been ,patients
in Winghatn Hospital for two weeks
with pneumonia, were, able to .re-
turn home on. Thursday.
Mr. Robert Laidlaw was 'under
the doctor's care and in bed at his
home last week. •
Mr. and Mrs, Ross McMillan and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan of
Lucknow, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and. Mrs. Ceeil. Falconer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill MeKeen, of
Grand Valley spent .the Week-end
at the 'home of his mint; Mrs.
Thomas Reid 'of Marnech. Mr. and•
Mrs: Alfred !Crocker and JIM a:ild
Laura Lee, and Mr. „iand. Mrs.
Ernest Graltain: and Bob of' Phut
Brydges, ;spent Sunday With Ner.
and Mrs. •Reid.
Mr, and Mrs Albert Coultes and
Diane visited on Sunday with Miss
Irene Paton, Wingham,
Mrs. Olive Boss, of Walkerton,
who visited for a few days last
week with Mrs. Elston, Minnie St.,
Wingham, visited on Wednesday
with Mrs.. George IVIcClenaghan and
ether Whitechurch friends.
Mr. and. Mrs. James. Curran,
Nancy and Paul of St. Helens, and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thirdon, acrd
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon and
children, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bott
Belwood, and while there called on
the phone, for a chat with the
family, Mrs. R. Purdon's sister,
Miss Elizabeth Anderson of Mont-
real.
Mrs. I-Parold Walker received
word that her sister, Miss Gertrude
Stewart of Cooksville, leaves on
Wednesday for New York and will
sail On Friday for Ireland, and
spend the winter months in Great
Britain.
Mr. William Arbuckle was a pa-
tient in 'Wingham Hospital for a
few days last week, and is now at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Harold Kerr:
.Men froth Calvin-I3Heit United
Church and Belgrave 'United
Church helped with the Sunday
Sing-time service on Citc.iTk on
Sunday.
Mrs. W. It Farrier has been laid
up during the Past week with a
return ,of the flu.
Mr. Aratris,Parclen, who has been ..
werking With a tonstrnetion coin-
pally at Blind River this summer
and fall, arrived home on Thnrs-
day.
S.S. NO, 7, East Wawanosh hold
their Christmas concert on Wednes-
day afternoon, at the school.
Mrs. Roger Vigils, who had been
visiting With ,her' daughter, Mrs.
Albert Tiernan, returned borne
Walkerton oh Tuesday 'Wt.
Mrs. Zinitterinart, Who has 'been
at the home of her daughter, IVIrs.
Sack Shia returned herne to abt,
last Week.
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Vesper Service
In Candlelight
GORBIE The Gerrie Hi C held
its ChristinaS Candlelight Vesper
service on Sunday evening M the
.Tainea Falconer; tazlid vine, xu
Scholtz; tres„surer, Mrs. A N. test
tee; reo,-sec., Mrs., .
korai.; eorres,-see., Mrs.
Clenaghan; Mission 'band nit
Mrs, Millar Moore, Mrs, Era
Beecroft; Eaby Rand ..supt.„
Russell ,Chapman; citisenahip,
J. G. Gillespie; stewardship, Mr'
J. D. Beecroft; community fried
ship, Mrs, Chas. Martin; literatur
Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Assoc, Mocaboit
sec„ Mrs, A. N. ,Qoaltest,
cry Monthly, Mrs. W. R. Varrier,
Pianists, Mrs. Garnet Farrier,: Mr al
pan Tiffin; supply sec., Mrs. G,n,
Farrier, Mrs Dowitrig, Mrs Nt
Coultes, •
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W.A, .officers: 1-'resident„' •Mrs.
Russell Purdon: 1st Vice, 1.0.0.
If, 'Groskorth; end 'vice, Mrs, jarne,S
Falconer; sec.-treas., , Mrs,
Tiffin; buying .cOinnii, ;WS, Me'
Scholtz, Mrs. 'Coultes, wrra, D.
Tiffin; parsonage corn., Mrs.
Farrier, and W. executive.'k,
auditors for W,M.S, 'and W,4:,
Russell chapraan, Mrs. Dowling,
Johnny Martin
Wins Turkey
WHITECHURCH— The concert
presented on. Thursday evening 1:4'
Fordyce school pupils and theti.;
teacher, Mrs, George KerinedY;
drew a full house. All enjoyed thp
splendid program, with Thomes
O'Malley as chairman, and one
wondered how so many little _Collet?
could be so expert and precise.
Little Janice Gaunt, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaunt, tire
'the lucky ticket for the 25 pounj,
turkey and JOhnny Martin, son
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Martin, wa'e
the winner, The national anthem
closed the program, The, ladies of
the section served lunch and all
enjoyed the social time, with the
pupils winning quite a sum for
AN EVERLASTING
GIFT!
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Happy' ChnistrulaA to all ' in. WO Oirtitilay,Tea 4
. Mrs., Millar: Were; 1st vice,
At WA'.. Meeting
waix—tmunca— 1,hewlyi:s. of
061 ld. on 4.1.1ons:edv
at
eh Ithe
rch home
w a was ho et
Ekka SehOltz with Mrs. John Pur-
de.:je of •the South group presiding,
and Using earole for the music.
MO, Ernest Beecroft read the
Setlpture lesson and Mrs, Pardon
led in prayer.
$frs, Tomas Inglis gave a read-
;4, "I Was a Stranger". Mrs, J. D.
134croft, played a piano solo, "Oh,
bittle Town of Bethlehem" and
M. Charles Martin led in the
ViTnYei;sifoonr4trhiees.sumecresssmoif4thnemw000rriet
gaiie,a reading "Christmas DaY in
the. MOrnitig" and Mrs. Russell
PtirrlOn read "Children of the
Light."' '
,Mrs. J. D, Beecroft had charge
ofe,the chapter in the study book,
"1111:anrinogunlVd e
trhl de",wtoerlild to ingoffinadjoouur;
near
ho ev 'people were working together
inn,, ,,the mission of the church. Mrs.
,Moore, president presided
for the buSiness meeting, and
sh'ets were gathered to make up
the book of clippings' for Miss Jean
Stewaa, missionary in Trinidad,
Tike hale, valued at e48, had 'arrived
aVthe Fre'd."Victor Mission. Sever-
WA:thank-you letters were read.
Mrs, Albeit Coultes reported that
t of the allocation, had been
contributed. Mrs. Moore closed the
ingeting with prayer.
re. JameS Falconer presided for
the W:A'.' 'meeting, when a. ,satis-
faietory report., of the year's work
was given and, the meeting was
elfsed _with the Lord's prayer in
muson. Fifteen ladies attended the
bit,:thday, tea that followed.
Mrs, Russell,Gatint presented.the
shite of officers, which was accept-
evkancl, the following are the W.A.
officers few 1961: Honorary presi-
Ooteet,eM e. Rev. Weigle;,president, bus trip this summer. ;
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'For Christmas Shopping— We Offer • . ,
TANGERINES, A-1 doz. 33c
NaVel ORANGES, size 138 doz. 65c
Fresh PEANUTS. in cello bag lb. 30c
AlegrO4reCiftitiflaeO4PAMerr
MIXED NUTS, no peanuts; cello bag lb. 49c
1 Hand-made CHOCOLATES in gift box, lb. 85c
Black Magic CHOCOLATES .. 2 lb. box $1.98
SCOTCH MINTS pack 25c A
Fancy CHOCOLATE DROPS lb. 39c
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CHRISTMAS TREES from $1.25 to $1.50 ea. I
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V A-1 TURKEYS, oven-ready, 10-12 lb. , . lb. 57c ,?.
Fresh Ground BEEF lb. 55c
Cheery Morn INSTANT COFFEE .. 6 oz. 88c
Frozen PERCH FILLET lb. 47c
Frozen COD FILLET lb. 39c
SUET, cello pack ...... ......... lb. 29c
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1 V GIFT BOX — Shaving Lotion, Cream,
and other assortment, from 99c to $1.50
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Spys and Snows Cella pack
Fancy APPLES , 4Ic
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PAS . .. ... , .. ..:t . 4 , . . . . . ....... . • 2 for 294
Burns LARD - fine for baking , „ , . — . lb. 21t
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SOFT •DRINKS — CHRISTMAS CAKE
COOKIES and SHORTBREAD
IN STOCK
FOR THE FARMER
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