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BUYING A BUG — An ARC Industries speciality is their wide assortment of wooden toys. Purchasing a
"bug" from Judy Tedball at the recent open house is Sue Anne Schroeder of Dashwood. Staff photo
Band plays at Huronview
The residents conducted the
Sunday Morning Chapel Service
led by Cecil Skinner, assisted by
Elsie Henderson, Nelson Lear,
For The Best In
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* ACCESSORIES
* SERVICE
* RENTALS
its
Norman Speir and Margaret
McQueen.
The Salvation Army Band from
the Goderich Citadel, led by
Lieutenant Watt, visited the
Home on Sunday afternoon,
playing a few numbers in each
area. On Tuesday afternoon
members of the Salvation Army,
irluding Lieutenant and Mrs.
Watt, visited the rooms and
presented each resident with a
bag of treats and a magazine.
Two new residents, Mrs.
Cartwright and Horton
McDougall, were welcomed to
the Home at Monday's program.
The Huronview Orchestra
provided the music and the ladies
were presented with a lovely
corsage, compliments of the
Blyth Lions Club.
The residents enjoyed a
musical program. on Family
Night provided by the Har-
boraires. The twelve -man chorus
sang favorite carols as well as
several sacred numbers and
were accompanied at the, piano
by Mr. Ed Stiles. Mrs. Doak
expressed the appreciation of the
residents.
The Tiger Dunlop Women's
Smoked Picnic
Hares
Fresh Meaty
Spare Ribs
Schneiders Kent
Bacon _
Maple Leaf Sliced Cooked
Ham
4-6 Ib. aver.
Ib.$1 19
Ib. $1 15
$1 59
Ib.
219
1 Ib. pkg.
OUR OWN: Summer Sausage, Smoked Sausage, Garlic
Sausage
Schneiders Old Fashioned
Ham
• available
Maple Leaf Tin End
Ham
*0.th Our Own
14 - 15 Ib. Smoked Ham
To Be Drawn December 24, 6 p.m. ,
Custom Services Offered
YUNGBLUT'S
MEAT MARKET
PHONE 236-4312 ZURICH
Institute were hosts for the
December Birthday Party. The
President of the Institute, Mrs.
Cora Sherwood, was Emcee for
the program. The Huronview
Orchestra entertained and Gertie
Keating led a sing -a -long of
carols. Mr. Osmond Falconer
was Santa's helper and
distributed gifts to the thirty-two
celebrants. Mr. -William
McCurdy thanked the Institute on
behalf of the residents.
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Curpenter Opticul Shoppe
405 Main St. 235-051 1 Exeter
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_Here's hoping everyone, everywhere
enjoys a very happy holiday!
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INSTALLED A
FALLON GRAIN
DRYER!
Peter Baldwin of Kintore Grain
installed an oil -fired 1,000 bushel
per hour Fallon Grain Dryer in
September. He recently said he
was "completely satisfied" with the
installation and would recommend
it to anyone with similar needs.
AN 01L -FIRED DRYER
IS THE ALTERNATIVE
where natural gas is not available
We also have a complete
millwrighting service and a full
line of grain handling equipment.
MODELS FROM 500 BU. TO 3,000 BU. PER HOUR
FALCON
GRAIN DRYING FACILITIES
354-4357
R R 1, CHARING CROSS (CHATHAM) ONT.