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Seatorth Agricultural Socie
TRACTOR ELIMINATION
2nd
EARLY BIRD DRAW
WINNER
sot- THE HUSOVARNA MODEL 50
15•') CHAIN SAW, VALUE 519.96
BY GLEN SAWS CLINTON)
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DRAWING THE WINNING TICKET
IS GORDON GLEN OF GLEN SAWS
ACCOMPANIED BY LYLE HANEY,
PRESIDENT OF AG SOCIETY. ANO
BRENDA EMPEY, DELOITTE
TOUCHE
NEXT DRAW: JAN. 7/91 FOR REAR
RADIAL TRACTOR TIRES BY
HAUGH TIRE +2500 VALUE. Tickets
available from Ag Members &
Deloitte Touche
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TRACY NICHOLSON
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AND YOU SAID YOU
WERE SHY!
LOVE GREG
HAPPY 3OBIIIIDAY
KAREN VAN BAIL
DECEMBER 18
LOVE FROM YOUR
FAMILY
Craft
Supplies
* Clearout
We are closing Sat . , Dec. 29 until spring
so hurry in to save on all kinds of craft
supplies.
Mon. to Sat. 10 am - 5 p.m.
Lots of gift giving
ideas too!
Barbs
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#4 Hwy. 1/4 mile S. of Exeter 235-1751
Dublin CWL holds large annual Christmas party
Sat. Patric*`: Cateoic: W uaSoms
LaapM. Wig* held is Christmas
Party cm tie siurmy erauug of
Tiesdry, December 4 at ft church,
and *wed dieser catered by
as Millar, , SSoafw*. Demist tike
weather. a good pump of ladies
aueadud. G arae drnrtod far the
°pumi ng! place w Stratford Joss
Ciuwn war a clack as a door prise.
Me CWL wish all of you a Merry
rhnstroas and a Happy New Year.
Joe Eckert has unproved in health
and is expected hone thus week
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EILEEN MACRAE
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34,S -2i42 yr 34S-2141
awn Stratford Genual Huai,
where he has been a intim for a
few weeks.
Wilfred Feeney is also unprovwj
and hopes to be home soon.
Kane Murray was hoeltcss for the
armed Money Admit Cbri anNO
fa.dy taiar* as Sunday,
December 9 at bee boom Marro vcs
who attaldod were: Cecil rad Rewe
bl wn Murray from Waterloo;
Fork ad Lam Maloney,
Kitckomer; Bob rad Patsy
Kitchener, Luanne , St.
Marys; Dill and Catherine Fussy,
Dublin; rad Tido and Catherine
Melody. St. Columba.
Sarnia Chats ever arrived is the
waft and pea mtod a ptt to all
mom
Whit Millie Eves be week Maw
Mr. said Mrs. Gemmed Irlarcilmad
from Windsor and Bony Bilker,
Stratford
Mr. and Mn. Keith Davidson,
Kitchener, were up a week ago to
mat mother. Apia L)av radius at the
Rix villa beton flying south to
Marty Island and Sarasota, Elando
for a at e - week holiday.
Legion to discuss
extension, elevator
Of the two tean>,s of Dart players
that participated in the zone Dart
tournament last Saturday, neither
was successful in qualifying for the
District. Maybe next year.
The New Year's Eve tickets will
be out soon if they aren't all ready,
so please don't delay in getting
yours. The format is the same as
last year with the same Band.
The Christmas concert is on Sun-
day, December 23 for the manbas
children. If anyone would like to
sing, dance, recite or play an
instrument please phone 527-1787.
There is a stage euchre tonight
(Wednesday) at 8 p.m. and lunch
Zkevens
DISC JOCKEY SERVICE
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pAriWt a EVENINGS
will be served after the euchre.
There will be an executive
mooting this Thursday, December
13 at 8 p.m. for officers and com-
mittee chairmen.
The following week on Thursday,
December 20, the branch is holding
a special meeting in conjunction
with the regular meeting. This
meeting is called for 7 p.m. to
discuss and vote on the proposed
elevator and extension to either the
north-east of the building or on the
west end of the building. All
regular and associate members have
been notified by mail of this
meeting.
To all Legion members in
hospital we wish you a speedy
recovery.
Bar Roster. Wednesday - Bob
Goyim; Thursday - Rick Fortune;
Saturday - Cam Holland; Monday -
lack Bedard; Tuesday - John Lan -
sink; Wednesday - Bob Harris.
At the going down of the sun and
in the morning we will remember
them.
CLINTON AND DISTRICT
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
Over 125 kms. of sheer excitement on groomed marked trails.
OFSC Trail permits allow you to run all trails in this area of the
province, and also enable you to take part in club events and
Regional Activities.
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482-7276
JOIN TO—DAY
For more information
CALL
after 6 pm
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482-7138
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PLEASE GIVE - Barb Broderick, right, of Egmondville United
Church, will be accepting donations tor the Seatorth Christmas
Bureau this week. Donations can be dropped off in the basement
of the Egmondville United Church basement from from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. up to and including Friday. Mrs. Broderick is managing the
local effort, and Helen Roorda of Clinton is coordinating the
bureau county -wide. Robinet photo.
NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE
SPONSORED BY BRUSSELS BULLS
JR. C. EXECUTIVE
510.00/PERSON
B.M. & G. COMMUNITY CENTRE
LUNCH INCLUDED
HATS, HORNS, ETC. PROVIDED
DANCING 9.1
FOR TICKETS CALL: 88i-9289
Age of Maionty
NO BLUEJEANS PLEASERequital
NO REFUNDS
Irlintirs No PlAcE LIKE ItoinE!
Educated shoppers know when it comes to value, convenience and overall
economics, it makes good sense to shop locally.
In fact, every dollar spent with your hometown merchants helps build better roads
and schools and improves services in your community.
But that's not all. Your local merchants pay lower overhead costs than their big city
counterparts, so you often pay lower prices for the very same merchandise.
When you consider the gas, time and energy saved at home, it just doesn't
pay to shop around!