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'Thomas Tata, 1.00
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• John Qigue.9y. - 5.00
' Krauskopt. Bros:.3.00
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Thomas O'Rourke , ' 6,00
• Dr. Samuel Mur ;;.;10.00
Charles' Kistner 3:50
Frank Moore25.00
Wilfred Feeney 10.00
Willie -pi Harper, Sr. 5,00
' Thonnas Mitchell 10.00
• Robert E. Burchill, Jr. 25.90
• T. Harry Hoffman (Dashwood) • 3,00
E. R. Connpp (Stratford) 2,•00
Terrance Flannery . 2.00
Otto Walker ' •1.00
.. 'Seaferth Red Cross iSgciety300.00
•Friend '100.00
.Thomas Murphy 1.00
. Joseph O'Connell and Sisters3:00"
Lorne' Walters • ` 2.00
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Leslie Moore . , . 25.00
Dublin Creamery 25.00
Hugh Pugh• 10.00
Roland Kleinfeldt 5706
Pat Maloney 5,00
John Delaney 5.00
Frank Bowman 2,00
Leonard Nagle 2,00
Leonard Fowler .2,00
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;Charles Dietz 1,00
Frank Rowland 1•.00
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Charles Falkner 2.00
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Alfred 1{o' 111,9(1
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Robert Ora
Elmer Gray
Frank Donnelly!
James Morrison
Peter Krauskopf
Tom Coyne
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Joe Doyle
D, J. 'O'Connor
Joe :Stapleton
Morris Melady. • •
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Dan. O'Connor
Tom Simonson
John F,. Murphy
Ed. Byers •
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John :McGrath
Auguste Ducharme
-James O'Conner
Morris Dalton r• , ,
Emmett Malone
•Patrick Ryan
E. P.'"Cheeney '
Hubert Hutchison,
Frank Pinder
Wesley Parsons
Gordon Coulson - •
Clarence Schrader
Ken Rice
Gordon Docking
John McLean.
Malcolm. Lamond
Frank Bruce
Calder McKaig• .
Wesley Russell •
Filmore Chappell .
bort and Russell Butler
William Chappell
Hugh Norris
Hector McPhail
Hugh Dalrymple
Murray Christie
James Balfour '"
'Andrew Christie
CIavin Christie
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J R.. Jefferson 5.00
R. W. Tremeer' 10.00
F Eshelby 2.00
James Lealess 5.00
Clayton -Harris .5.00
W. J. Davidson1.00
Duncan McKellar, Jr. 5.00
Michael F. Coyne 2.00
Ormond Pridham ., 2.00
Roy and Allan Pr•idham 10.00
Gordon A.' Hocking' 6.00
Loril Butson ' •••• 10.00
Wesley Harris . 1,09
Lloyd. Walkom' 10.00.
Raymond Miller ,2.00
Eimer Scott , 5:00
Gurdon ,Mraemer � • 5.00
Clifford Walkom 5.00
Jones McNaughton Seed -6 e;
'Exeter
George Vivian . ..... ,
George . Moore
Hobert Vivian •
Harvey Leslie '
Oswald Walker
Lloyd, Elliott . /
Frarilt Hambley
Harvey' Hambley
OScar W. Reed
Robert A. Sadler
Bert Riley.
ICsith McLaren
:11ea • McLm'en
it't1]in;tnn Crawford
Million' Parker. •
J. Carl Stoneman..
Menson Stonenlan.
,tames MCI)ou,g,a11
11'!llitun I3rintnell •
Lorne Mr:Naughton
I'ltomas B. Wrt'n
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Arnold V.'ns!lake
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',James Howe,' Jr,
Jelin Norris
Edgar Allen
William Harper
Norman, Riehl
John Burchill ""'
Joe Harris- •
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• (Cakttinuesi froom 1*age ') • '
.1AP4 to• a min]mlim : They:1001e
fuel,fer, a xaiitd. firs f'Vm' guy source
,of lgniti'01n!tal, glass ar as0ast96
deaprations•sl paid, be,»referred in any
selection. . 'la?pevr.eobin 'trel went
'fpr paper and'. fabrics is aavilable at
low cast. In ,public Buildings, Ilam-
! Wdable decorations should be„pt'ohibit-
Srnoking habits are. particular1Y' :iris.
portant.,, >s>aaealrse of the quantities „oir
wrappings, decorations and trees that
might become involved. 'Matehes and
lighters should not be used near a
tree, curtain or decorations, and e-
tra care exercised in lighting &r -Aran ' sola, • Miss Florence Welsh;
'throwipg away matches. carol, ."Gold, Frankincense.,,, and
g out rapid Myrrh," double quartette, Mrs, H. Mc -
t Ewen, Glad 33•• �.11k w every,
Mrs. Hess, Mi.. 04014,, tat S*AVIA Mr
Ronnie, Mr. ITorton; chorus,; ;e'Break
Forth Onto, Joy,"'choir; carol, '"Ring'
Out, 0 Bells;" double -quartette,' Miss
Welsh, Mrs. Hol'ton, ildl:s. Pfile, Mrs.
;Hess, Rev. Brook,•Mr. Palle, Mr. Ran-
nie, Carey Joynt; final. chorus, Right-
eousness and' Pease." Sy chair;
At Carmel Presbyterian Church spe-
cial Christmas services were observ=
erlr'Sunday ,when Rev. P. A. Ferguson,
the minister, delivered two splendid
discourses in keeping 'with the ocea-
- sian. Splendid congregations were
present at ' both • services and 'the
church was beautifllly.decorat'ed T•he'
choir• was under the leadership of Mrs.
'M. Dougall. Following is the order
of service for •the day: ' Morning Wor-
ship -The Sanctus; the prayer of in-
v'ocation and Lord's Prayer; Praise,
..Psalm 133,,; the lesson, Luke 2:1-20;
solo, "The Shepherd's' Visions, Mrs.
3'. Cairns; prayer; the' offering, "And
when they Were come into the holise,
they presented unto 'Him gifts"; the
anthem, "The, Nativity Song"; the
intimations; Hymn 175;• the• sermon.
-A-Child is Born"; solo, "The Hoy
City," R. "'H: Sanderson; Hyinn 174;
benediction. Evening? Worship -Car-
ols; the Doxology; the• invocat;fon and.
the Lord's Prayer; the Lesson; chil-•
dren's chorus; an Act of Adoration;
prayer; intimations and the•offering;
the anthem, "Sing Alleluia"; Hymn
165; A Christmas Meditation; Hymn
157; Benediction.
Alex Hugh Crerar, prominent. Hay
Township fanner, died suddenly 'Sun-
day evening., in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, where he had been
for the past two . weeks, in his 09th
year. I3orn at Molesw•prtii, tie .'had re-
sided iti• Hli'y 'Tovti•tiship-for 20 years.
He was a member. 15f Ca.rnei Presby-
terian Church, ani is survived by his
widow and one sort, Allan. A public
funeral Service will be herd. on Tues-
day at 1 p.m., from "'his late resi-
dence with Rev. P.' A. Ferguson of-
ficiatirrg, with :interment( in Fair•vifew
Cemetery, ''Listowel,
The many friends of Mr.. G•ar•net
Case will regret ,to learn"of his 'Ser-
ious illness in St.. Joselth,'s Hlospital,
London, with a heart 'condition.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.. 'Paterson Will on
Monday, Dec. '30,. celebrate.;theii' 33rd
wedding ,anniversary, '
Hensall "was the scene of a gala af-
fernoon' when one thousand children
from the. village and community were
on the scene to welccime Santa CIaus
who arrived in front of the Town
Hall. He arrived in a fire truck. Reeve
Shaddick and Rev. R. A. Brook 'and
H
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carhol,,"o'Clx
:and1Vear,"4ik
Pr714 ale,°
Brea; Bill "110140,'.
Its, "Goad .-1141.4
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thy choir; Kass au or fir. Carey Joy0.t;
Garel, ! The Wcndr{1;a.L'•Storyw", double
quartette Mary , gpgwin, Eleanor
Cook,•-Jean"^41Petron:•t; Edna, retake,
,Mervyn‘ St,eifans t..eY; •Sanderson, Ed.
Corbett , •Care;'y 3feynt; soprano chor-
us, "Arise, 'Shine; TV Light is Come,"
by choir, "CvY Out and Shout"; earoi,
"The Star of Bethlehem,'" soprano
sola, BettyIipkles, : Bernice Jinks,
Wilma Dinninr chorus by choir; male
cherub, ."When. Jesus Was Baru; so -
lis, •RIJ3$ Fax
ette? *rs,
a. Brggea lea,
oyxcii:er Rev.
,Kann'¢, p or-'
'-; Great Joy,,,.
An evergreen tree dries u
y in a warm, room and, :should remain
in a building ,for a few days only, It
.will retain freshness. longer if the
base is cut diagonally and -stands in
a pan of water. Location and atipport
of the tree is important -well 'away
from Ore.places, stoves, beaters and.
light bulbs.. and far -distant from exit
doors. The tree should be well sup-
ported, preferably with metal rods- or,
w! es.
Disposal of loose paper wrappings
sheltie' be effected immediately in a,
metal can or barrel with metal cover.
It is 'hazardous to: 'leave loose papers
around and It is dangerous .,to burn
them in quantity in a stove' or fur-
nace. •
For gatherings at 'Christmas con-
certs and Christmas tree parties, em-
ergency fire fighting equipment should
be provided at an easily accessible
location near, but not too close, ...to.•
the' tree: Fire extinguishers of pump
tank or soda -acid types, or a length
of garden or fire hose sufficient. to
reach any part of the area about the
tree and ready for instant use, are
most effective. Exits should be un-
locked and unobstructed at all times
that.the building is occupied. In case
of fire, call the fire. department fm -
mediately, ,
As 11 final precaution, Chief Reid
points out, children need supervision.
'Santa must observe safety rules to'
live them a Me'r'ry Christmas.
HENS ALL
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lw'ecidiatg itiutiv'ersat'Y with members
of the f'iat a Christmas gather-
ing 00 Christmas day, at the 'home
Of: their daughter and. sen -in-law•, -lir.
and firs. Cai•l Steneman, east:ot' lieu -
sail. 'Their marriage was solemnized
on the• 10th concession of Hibbert at
the 'home of the bride's parents by
Rev. E. Sermon, The attendants. Atli's,
C. Eilber and fir, Arthur .liitchell.
i'ec'cUdy- (lan.,•ed • tttt'ay-, but Were pr'es-
eht .at the golden wedding annivers-
ary five years. ago. Following their
marriage they resided on the:Mitchell
homestead one and -a quarter miles
south and two .miles east of. Hensel(
on the Boundat:y Line,' taking up resi-
deuce 'some 18 years ago. , Both e'n-
joy' gold health .and are .members of
Hensall United Church. Their union
wets.. blessed With one Son, S'tanley
\4itcjlell, on. the homestead, and three
daughters, :Mrs„ Jarvis Horton, Bruce -
field; 'Mrs, Me'lviile •Tr,aquair, Hen-
sall and Mrs.. 'Carl Stoneman, There.
are seven grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Mr, Art Campbell, of Exeter, sports
director', last week received a' letter
from a' friend in' China On Which there
were two five hundred dollar stamps.
and three one hundred dollar 'stamps,
,making 31,300. It is incredible the
extent in which .inflation has ?limbed
in China.
• Hensall Towit Hall was filled• to
capacity' for „the •annual Christmas
concert, of Hensall. Public School,
*hen Reeve E. R. Shaddick was the
i1.
chat man. The. proceed
s a5ou to
d tp
$16.25. Credit for the concenl goes'to
the Principal, ,Mr.. Short, and assist-
ant teachers, Miss Barbara Michie and
Miss June Brandon. The program in•
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5.011 dialed opening: 'clitireises -directed •by
11r, Sam I tnnte. music teacher; reel-
:
ee.i-
I tations, dialogues, drills, rope
lO:OQ' rhythm,, pageants and many other
• 2.00 numbers„ Santa Claris, was present
5.00: olid rdistr•ittlitttd -the gifts from the
2 ti Pe. Following Is. the „splendid pro -
19.n0 tgram us presented: Opening Chorus*,
5.00 ' WilitP
Christmats." "'DeClc'tlle Halls,"
5.00;"!`ht' F{nlly','tlit,i the lvy, by the
tahotP.'''s(huul: rhairmati's address:
•1.,00) "Grot.•ciy 1'I'('O'," recitation, 't'ed'dy
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Nurmintut;; diallogue, "Christmas Cin•
drarn'lu • l.0lliluap, ' ')rill. 'Grade 2':
Dope' Ithythnt-,• foul' . tnter'lnPditit 1
".\u:,y- in a .manger,- Grade •••1:
}lrm,n 11;1,1,• 1<itr'h(•n Band, intr•.l'm"ili•
r,1,': "f'ntrite 's ('li'i tmas"' Santa's
Prohle• ,.," :•r•(1)111lnn. 13i11t Sit i'slah` : I
"tinierthe 1'hrislma1 'I'r,P " Juniors:
11u: n;ri ,11„c.k,' ,iuet 15y 13ii1
Marily'u Mutiss(''n,i: '_t (;' :11 Por
a." recit;(1:ori. ttoh 13ay'tlhnm:
-Rev, P. A. Ferguson. spoke and a
moving picture was shown 'in the
Town Hall in co-operatioti with the
Rainbow Theatre. This event was
sponsored by the Chamber of Com-
merce` and the Canadian Legion.
On Friday Mrs.' Webster Turner left
for Pilot Mound, Man., where she will
be the. guest of ber siste)', Mrs. Arm-
strong, for the winter.
Cpl. 'Douglas IU1'ison, who has
been stationed at Prince Rupert for
the past 15 months, arrived home to
p
s nd Christmas with. his wife..
spend
Brandon spent Christmas
at her home in ,Bayfield.
Miss Barbara Michie. is spending
Christmas • at her' home in Be•1grave:
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Additional Rensall News' on
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ELIMVILLE
'rhe W.A.0110 W.M,S. Ireld their
C:llristmas meeting, in the church base9
''tent. last t'tedrresday afternoon with
n large nauilber of ladies and chi,)dren
parent. Mrs. Louis Johns had. chur.ge
n' i rt r�•etin ' r Mite
Clarence::
. t the 1 a and .
1{'ait•kJus. Mrs. Cliff Brock,'M'i•s-. .Tiu'k•
('r.tvan 11041 Mrs.' :\'vin 'Coopt'r, foul(
the 1)0115 11'1' thP' Inilinn`woruen. with
1(,'s.• han,: John. J1r:.
Mrs. G. Jlillls :11:1 Miss ;Mar',- (lord -
man :i,` rio' ('0110.,l1an w•onu'n, Lunch
was Seri ed unit Sancta Clauss r ':,4411'
t the dos,' n The meeting. a
Iia. ;nt,i ltr=. Kerf, 1 -loge, Of Thorn -
0.444 f'1•!ii!rr'tan 11riIL int„'41,', hr citls; I dale, visite,!, a: the .home of, Mr, and i etas, M'r, and Mrs. i.,,, SIepltenson.
tool ,, S. ti ';null' least Stnrdny, gr. Gliriiult 11nChn;i,n is hnnic (40.114'
3" t tette
(1 (L." Sulo, T3etiy' 1•]r. 'rh, :, 'lic•lll is eritically 111 o4i,ile: V '.si. 11„wea,i ;;s Cat ('nlanry
�A'Ythe Peace, o-� •which
rite Angels Sang, abide
zn your heats and.
homes 'this •Christmas.
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Miss Betty Lou Larson is spending
a' few clays in. London.
Mr. Harold , Brandon is visiting
friendss, in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. William L, 'Ferguson
left on Thursday for .Sudbury •where
t,,1ey,int.end ,pending the winter.
Mr. Keith Gemeinhardt is spending
a few rl6y in Toronto.
KIPPEN
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. Mr. dnd -Mrs. -Robert • Dayman, of
Tuckersmith„ are celebrating their
thirtieth wediding ' anniversary on
Christmas Day.
Following, an accident on Tuesday
afternoon last while at his.,work, re -
'suiting in a fractured skull 'alp con•
cussion from which he never• regain-
ed consciousne�e Me. Alfred E.. White-
znap, of'Zion•, iii, well known• to many
in. this eom•mtinity',,• passed- awtaS' on
Friday afternoon in'Victory Hospital,
Waukegan, Illinois. ., Mr., . Whiteman
wa's a brother'o.f Miss Mabelle WhitE'-
man abet' Mrs. Robert Drysdale, '•ol'
Kippers, ttnd Mr, Herbert, Whiteman;
of I'icton, 'Ont.
CONSTANCE
comossamos
Mr. and )1r-. C)t'•.•!Ilr' ('u'nrbs. el"
1)elorainrr. M, 11, „u l .lIr. and .Mrs,
Nalt1'l, of m'y'th. t i-i;,"i .\lr. ;11111 Mrs,
TL1•n Str'ph,'nl'mi (,1, tiuti,itty.
1h. J)ohal,l �trrh, Ia: nn, o lb.r 1:n)•
'writ}• of Toren:n a1 .'4,).,s• ni•rived
'host~ Tlt'.Ir'sdai' ?n ,pet 1 the ('hrist:
mots hodirlay1 at ili' h,,nle•of his linr•-
( nwo; "(1111.11. ty,'"I'PCItrl,iilt(, ,Teirll -
3.00 I his hone hr r, . Saks Florence Bill, i,nai Says dl is yt , y r n!,I w iih iple'nty
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Sant 1 " dir !rgur: ".1 ('!uiltm:ir itr'g•N., of ]London,,. is in the twine; OI' snow, at 11401:_4' ::n and •:1:, ))(;!my
2.(10 i renin; for her tither 111 presri;t.
5,00 � 7%rr uu," pageant • r (:,v '� o- t.:., ,
2 �per',i,l Chrt"+units seri ice, were 14 lL+tv larlin„ and Mi.. .\i
00 tan Elford: of T..ohdon Nnrrnal School,
00.. helrl • in inr' churches hnnlay',
15• , Dec. 22 At the t'nilt'tl ('hurch lir-v,
10,00 lt. ,\, Brook nectupiPrl his own pulpit
10.'00
' UCKER.SMIT -
.1 quiet but'iu'etty wedding was sol-
epenizecl at the Presbyterian Manse,
Clinton, 00 Saturday, Dec 1, at. 3 p.m.
when Rev. D. J. Lane united in mar-
riage MIAs L]liiaii Nevins,, eldest
daughter of Mr. and, Mrs, Charles
Nevins, Auburn, and Ross Nich01son,
800 of Mr. and, 'Mrs. Arthur Nichol-
son, Seaforth, -The bride, wore a
.sti'eet3ength dress of blue woo) with
shoulder -length veil'held in .place with
white dowers, and (corsage of pink'
and white (brysanthemums. Sire al -
se wore a string of pearls, the gift of
the groom. Mrs. William Cowan, of
Blyth, sister of the bride, was matron
of honor, wearing a pink crepe dress
:and corsage.of pink chrysanthemurira.
Allan Niobolson, Hamilton, was his
brother's beat 'man. Following the
•ceremony the bridal -Party motored to
the home of the bride's parents, where
a wedding dinner was served. The
bride's mother received wearing a
rose crepe dress with blue triiri.' She
was assisted by. the groom's mother,
who chose a blue crepe 'dress With
bead trim. Later Mr. anis Mrs; Nich-
olson left for an airplane trip to
Hamilton,- On their, reurn, they .wi.11
reside in Seafortl1. The groom's gift
hd,.t
and deliverer! a I -splendid discourse.
The chir arrn11Prr"d two sfterial an-
thems, "Mary's Song." soloist, Mrs,
O'Tt'ss. "There's a Song in the Air,"'
and a three-part chorus, il1ttn4 Out,
'Sweet Bells of Christn'ps," by nine
girls, ' At the evening service!, the
Church was filled for the presentation
of a cantata, "The Nativity of Christ."
This t'hntata will "be ,presented in the
h3vangelica.l Cbur0lt, Zurich, on Fri-
dtiy, Dec, 27. The church was lovely
with Christmas emblems and a, beau-
tiful poinsettia graceta,• the front of
fire church, lnaned by Mrs. William
Dougall, Sr. Following is the order
of the cantata as presented: "The
Nativity of Christ," cantatta, by Caleb
-Simper, 'presented in Hemsall United
Church on Sunday evening, at' seven
o'clock: Miss Greta. Laramie, A.T.C.
M., organist; 1'11', Sam G. Rannie, choir
leader; Organ pr•eiude, Mimi Lammie:
•tarot, "On Christmas Day"; quart-
ette, Mrs. Henden, Mrs. -Hess,
'Vile and Mr. H, Horton; baritone
solo, "And the Angel Gabriel,"'Mr, S.
a Ronnie; chorus, "He Shall Be
Great," choir; chorus, "My Sould both
.Magnify; the Lord," bass solo, Mr. H.
'Norton; soprano' solo, . Mrs. Henden;
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to the ,bridesmaid •wall• a pair of l gold
ear rings; to the best man, tie pin
and 'bat. °
it
and Mr. Elgin Skinner. of 1•Ves:ter•n
I'niv'ersity, lu•e spending the Christ-
mas holidays• at their~ respective
homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephen, of Wray!-
.
ham, spent su.nday at ,,the heent: of
Mr. itnd Mrs. Cliff Brock.
:15r.'Sanl Pym` is ('onlihed to his heti
at present from the effects of ft 1'1111
at Itis 110rne here:
Mr. an,i Mrs, James Kirkland and
Malcolm .spent Sunday at _the home
of Mrs. T.irkland's parents.
Mr. Charles Stephen 'was at Lions
Head last week for a load of Cedar
posts.
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Miss Geraldine Castle, R.N., and
Mies Marian Castle,' of London, are
the guests of their 'parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos^Castle.
Miss -Jean Brandon, of the Hensel]
public school staff, is spending the
Christmas season at her home here.
Work has been suspended• on the
bridge for .the Christmas season, re-
stltning at the New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston left
last week to spend the 'Christmas sea-
son in London with the latter's sister,
;Ws; George Holman.
Mrs. James; Ferguson deft this week
to spend ,• the next month lit London
With her son, Mi'. ?aloes Perguson,
and -Mrs. Pel'giison:
101'Q,
MI's, 11'. L.:11% t:eni',, �f., tilil h1rs.
Lorne Lawsritt 111'e 541444f0 (11 iz Christ•
nias with Ms, and Mrs. :1. Davkiion.
of T3rucefield..
X11', and' -Mrs, C. Montgomery and
family, are • spending Christmas in
1Londou with Mr, and Mrs. 'Davis. '
'Lir. and Mrs. Earl 111\VS.on, Doris
and Reg, Mr, and Mis. Verne Dale,
Murray and Muriel, and Mr, and Mrs.
Harvey, Miss Clare flanks, of Hazen -
More, Sask,. who is attending the
t'ilivet'sit.y of 'Toronto, .is spending the
Christmas. holidays with npr „uneleq
Wilbur and Wm, .Te.witt and their.
wives anti families, also with Mr. and
Mrs, Win„, Britton. • i• _
.34/.. and., Mrs. Wln• Britton aid •Mr.
and Ml's. Robert McMillan are spend-
ing
pending Christma.s .with Mr. and Mr's. An-
drew Reekie in London,
' (r. a.nd Mrs. D. Buchanan ire in
Toronto for the week -end, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. •Dollyntore,
-- 'Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McMichael are
holding Christmas, for Mr. and Mr°s.
Kirkby, of Walton; Mr. and Mrs.,
Robt.,McMichael, Walton; Mr:. and
Mrs, Wilt.se, Clinton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Dale and family.
M,r. and Mrs. Kingsmill, of •'Ciod'e-
rfch, are spending Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Mcilwain.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Riley and Mrs.
Cook, of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Wes,
Hoggarth,. Londesboro, Mr, and Mrs.
Chas. Hoggarth, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge
Hogga1th and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Riley
are spending Chriettnas with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank coley.
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