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Continued from page:6' .Parents Mr; and
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Sander 'Seheol Croldtiele* 'MCrIftt Date*.
vaS With a good attendance , Visitors on WqdtiPsdaY
of 17 tables in play: Winner 'Melt witliMriand Mrs. Bert
'!iterehigh 7 Crystal Sfu*kroek.,we e her, brother
iy4g.ha1 Mr; , anti tdra.Roy ,:Vodden,
.gadfer ; Ladies+Most 20's r
Bayfield. •
Suattine Jainnlyn; Men's .• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell
"Feel; Luckv Cnp - Christine "aE.S. and W.F.
Pellet. The $.8. executive - Christmas party Sunday 23rd
w61114 like to thank all for at home 01 Mr. and Mrs.
attending. Hugh Boyle Dashwood,
,LODGE ' Mr. and Mrs. Toni Alldn
" Hallett Ledge alma few days first of this
No. 568 held their ladies week In Toronto. •
night, Banquet and dance Mr. and Mrs. ken Hulley
,November 22 at Family Par-
spent weekend Friday to
' Oise, . Approximately 70 Monday at Foresters =yen,
Members, wives and friends tion In Chatham.
attended. - • M. and Mrs. Leland Ad -
Bruce ShilliiTlaw--amaand-Amanda-of-lvlississ
was master of ceremonies. auga spent Wednesday to
Wor, Bro. Gordon Shobbrook Sunday with his mother Mrs.
asked Grace, toast to Grand Sfella .Adams. Gloria Adams
Lodge bg Rt. Wor. Bro. Clare of London visited as vyell,
Vincent replied by Wor.. Mrs, Bob Thompson spent
• Bi`o: Harty Tebbutt; toast to
ladled by Bro. Robert Snell
replied by Harriett Shilling.
• law, .toast to visitors Bro.
Robert Anderson replied by
Bill Bromley.
_ Mrs. Joe flunking was
David Whyte; 19w Fred attended the. "Anchor"
admitt ed t o Clinton Public
Hospital on November 12th
for surgery .and returned'
home November 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Reid
enjoyed the weelcend of Nov-
ember 1Stb when they won a
bus - trip from CKNX- bv
Hanover trail agency to
Wheeling West Virginia to
attend the :Jamboree special
concert - -
On Tuesday November. 18
W.I members Alice Buchan-
an, Margaret Taylor, Myrtle
Fairservice, June Fothergill
and Margaret Anderson at-
tended the Auburn W.I.
dinner at 12:30 noon and
played court wpist after
lunch.
Congratulations to Heath-
er Fothergill on winning
second prize for her Zuchini
load in "What's cdokin at
your place" by Signal Star
publishing contest winning
$60.
Robert Datema of Willow
-
dale spent the weekend with
3 days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. John Lawrie, yob-
bieand Jennifer in Kitchener
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford
of London spent Saturday
,night with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Thompson and
attended the Masonic Ban -
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(Net. ,
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Congratulations to Mr,„
and Mrs, glob Burns. Their
1=4 honoured thettf on
Saturday for their wedding
anniversary lit-a"dinner at the
"Little 'Inn Bay4014_," Pres-
ent were daughters Mr* and
Mrs. Jerry Smith KI,Ocardine
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson
London, sisters Mr. Land Mrs.
Irvine Kerpi•GlanOnis, Mr.
aiid ivrf§. TO*, SeDoriald,
Kinearditie,
LIONS 14,1XSTEHT TOUR
The Tour Winners of the
Lona Mystery tour:held Sat-
urday were as follows; !st
place- $25.00 Dave Plant;
2nd place $15.00 Dennis
Knox; 3rd place - $10 - Andy
Uyl.
• The Poker Hand winners
were 1st - 515, Les Knott;
2nd - $1.0, Jim Johnston; 3rd
- Bruce MacLelland.
The following prizes were
donated:
Lions Monday night Euchre -
2 deck cards, lions mug
Londesboro Lions Lions
mub, deck of cards.-
T.B. Allen - 2 hats
Wallace Restaurant, -
Yoacher
Remembrance Day
service at UM
The McKillop Unit of
the U.C.W. held their
November meeting of the
home of Mrs. N. McGavin11.0
members present.
Mrs. D. Dennis in chaige
of devotions had as ,theme
"Remembrance Day". Mrs.
N. McGavin was pianist. The
Scripture was read by Mrs.
M. Dennis. Mrs. D. Dennis
had the Meditation. The
prayerwas given by Mrs. M.
Dennis followed by the offer-
ing by Mrs. M. Hackwell and
dedicated by Mrs. D. Dennis
Mrs. N. McGavin and girls,
Heather and Cathy sang the
song ' 'Let There bc Peace on
Earth."
The topic was taken by
Mrs. M. Hackwell ficim the
mission study "Partners in
the Gospel" on 'the subject of
'Partners and Justices"
Mrs. M. Dennis presided
for business. Mrs. M. Itack-
well gave treas. report. A
report on copper contest was •
given by leaders Mrs. L.
Godkin and Mrs. M. Dennis
realizing a total of S205.17.
Gifts and _ donations were
collected for Family and
'Children's services.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
L. Godkin.' Mrs. C. Wey and
" hostess Mrs. N. 4cGavin.
Mitchell 'family Market -
Lions -mug- •
Racifertis Farm Equipment -
Vice grips
,MeaodsPishpry Bayfield 2
pound frozen perch
Paul Kerrigan fuel. Anti
Freeze
A.11 an Bosman - 3 nietp
tape measure
Bill Suttraux • Screw driver,
Bill Bromley - coasters „
„
Other prize winner were ,
John Stadieman, Penny ,
Overhoe; JimTaylor Neil
Cartwright. Mery Taylor,
Mark Mitchell, Darrel Shol)-
brook, Clare McDougal,
Murray Adainsiall report a
good dyne, •
U.C.W. General meeting
Monday December 1st at
6:30 p,ni. Pot luck' dinner, '
each invite a guest.
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1.,QQAL WIN N,ERs--;.sevotOi local comps .1fOrs
fared well aiihe.:i4iiai"ds banquet fiWthe
MId-
Western Horsemen's Association, held 16 •Ltican
Friday. From left: Dan Patterson, high, point
amateur,.. Caroline Watt and ..loY,Wilson,
- ; JOHN KRli
John Kerr, 81, of 32 James
•; St., Seaforth gied Monday at
' Straford General Hospital.
Mr. Kerr was born,. in
eleillop township, and
•• firmed there until 1964 when
he retired and moved to
• Seaforth. He was a member
WE RESERVE THE. RIGHT
IV, LIMIT QUANTITIES
MON. TUIT. & WED._
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9-6 P.M.
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West -Pleasute, Lisa Watt, high' pant OVer„
B. winner and Murray smith, overall
Senior high point performance. (TA Nieto)
Obituary
Of NOrfilife United Church
and was active in the senior
citizen's group.
' He was predeceased by a
first wee, the former
.fliiabeth 'Taylor, who died in
• 1935, a sister, Mrs. Archie
(Grace) Tate and three
brothers, William, George
and James.
Mr. KiriiiiihdWh1i analyke officiating, Bailie
wife, the former Greta
Becker,, two nieces and one
nephew.
Friends were received at
the R.S Box Funeral Home in
Seaforth on Monday and
Tuesday. Services were held
at __the funeral home
Wednesday with Rev. James
followed in the •Maitlandbank
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Larry
Wheatley, Mac., Stewart,
Ferg Jantzi, Bill CamitheB,
Cliff Broadfoot and Gordon
Wright. Flowerbearers were
Lorne Dennis and Wes Roe.
FOO
LOTS OF FREE PARKING FOR YOUR:::S.
Whoever heard of a
January Sale
Layaway now for Cnristmas
E.D. Smith
GARDEN COCKTAI
48 Oz. Jar
FABRIC
SOFTENER
1.49
McCain
Apple,Green Apple
oi- Rhubarb/Strawberry
FRUIT PIES
24 oz
1.49
McCain
Straight or Crinkle Cut
SUPERFRIES
2 lb. Bag
.79
Colgate
Regular or Winterfresh
TOOTHPASTE
100 ml. Tube
1.29
Prices effective until Saturday, November 29, 1980
Kroehler and House of Braemore
20 CHESTERFIELDS
IN StOCK
TO CHOOSE FROM
Prod USA Can No.1
Vine -Ripened
TOMATOES
Air Care Solid
6 Fragrances
DEODORIZERS
200 gr.
.79
Club House
Stuffed Pimento
MANZANILLA
OLIVES
12 oz. Jar
1.39
sco
FRE
in stock to choose from La -z -y
Boy, Kroehier, House of Brae -
more Recliners.
Can No 1
Ontario Grown
COOKING
ONIONS
2 lb. Bag
' Welch's
Jam or Jelly
GRAPE
SPREADS
24 oz. Jar
1.49
613akeicy
Specials
Dietrich Homemade
BREAD 24 oz. loaf
Weston Brown 'n Serve
ROLLS Pkg. of 4