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For a "COOL, REFRESHING' Taste
this Holiday Season
EAT AND YOU'LL ENJOY
to 4E4
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PEPPE
IC'E CREAM
Tiny Flakes of Red and Green Peppermint Candy
dotted throughout crearny-smooth ice cream are
sure to please everyone.
GET SOME TO-DAY
Wiatiti,LOP MUTUAL.
FIRE. i.NSURAINICE COMPANY
Office — Main &root
SEAFORTH .
Insurer
ATown illiaDsw
sees of Farm
proporty
*. Summer cottages
g, churches, schools, Halls
Extended coverage (WillK
smoke- water damage, falling
objects, etc.) 18 also available.
AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J, Lane, RR 5, Seaforth:
Wm, Leiner, Jr, Londesboro: Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold
SquIres, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, gestorth
.F7'.; 7,7 SIN V.
BRUSSALS POST., ItIOISS1ALS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, DEC, 22nd, 1966
MCM,t,rx
All parents are urged to recog-
nize the fire danger of this season.
and not to leave small children
alone in the home even for a
minute. Fire Chiefs point out
that the Criminal Code of Canada
forbids such. action which en-
dangers the life or health Of any
MONIQUE LEYRAC
MONJOIlFi LEYRAO i Nfrztai.
AtN8 every Wednesday Oter,
toot) On the CB(', radio netWOrk,
Dht, toternsgonnlly fistritAld
n t. (77'
child under the age of ten years.
Para its are also reminded that
under certain conditions a Christ-
:Inas tree call be ignited by a
single match, to burn furiouAy
to charred wood in a few secw,ds.
Care must be taken to ke'p :iutts
of trees. immerses in water, and
to ensure that the tree itself does
not obstruct access to a window
Or door in the event of an emerg-
en
•c
DING DONG
Only one AVON territory avail-
able now for Christmas sales. Call
collect to-night while still avail-
able, Mrs. M. Millson, London.
451.-0541.
READ THE ADS,
1" ranch • Canadian singing star
healline:4 her own shoe, backed
by the Neil Chetem Orchestra,
and sings the songs Which preith
pted Paris critics to liken her to
the hits With Pint,
WALTON
111's mantas, the librarian, re-
ported that circulation for the
year 1 3,206. Thirty-two tam-
Pies are yearly members, and 10
are part-time members.
Altogether about 120 persons
borrow books from tho library.
Mrs. Dundas thanked members
who holped select books from
the travelling library. and those
ihr. new linoleum,
Walton tiCW Elect Officers
At Christmas Meeting.,
The Christmas meeting of the
United Church. Women. Walton..
was held in the church school
with Mrs. Harold Polger
presiding, for devotions. The call
worshin was followed with hymn
"Angels from the realm of Glory'
with 7Trs. Martin Brian at the
- piano. A Christmas service entitl-
ed "Three Wise Men" was pre-
sented by ihr Rth and 111-11 Unit
with -m-s. Tioiger as the if‘anc:".
Others taking part it-minded Mrs.
.Tan van Yliet (vision). Mrs.
1f'ilh n' marnbell (Faith). Mrs,
Nennetlt McDonald (Dreams).
Mrs, Douglas Fraser (Worship),
Mrs. Alvin McDonald Scripture),
'from Math. 2: 142, and Mrs.
;tames l\ToDonald. The . service
closed with the singing of hymn
"As 4tanc.,.ss. iltn of Old,"
Mrs. Emerson Mitchell and Mrs,
and Mrg fterbert Traviss played
violin and piano selections aon-
eluded with a vocal duet "Silent
Night".
Mrs. Alvin McDonald. preSided
for t us business which was opened
with a Christmas reading. The
f.teretnry's reoort was rend by
Mrs. Camnbeli Wey and approved.
letter wa s read from Mrs, Wal-
lon Toni' n TTnng" TcniM nxnres-
hr ,' HUI rikr, for a hale which
prqq. ThnnIC von notes
Wore read by the corrispenditicr.
secretary 71 Irs. Nelson 'Via OM.
7,7n14,. , roily!, rrin renorfcl -worn
rcai/ tic Treasurer'. Mr's. gen-
'V(cr)oncld. and Mrs. Wilbur
ii' "Mill treq surer Mr tine Plow-
, p 4 ',Tye, TT ,Irre'.7'
rinWi f' Match re-
nest A veto of thanks was mov-
ed by Mrs. Dayld •Wa I v.yo le th e
coml.ill co in 071 rc-c of the
1,11,011. •',• (1,1.0,411
Gavin, president, expressed fire
thanks to fh- Ladies. A letter was
read from Mrs C'-•,1
,..•aft,.”0,
016
1n nev.t t'ebrurry.
Mrs. 'Kenneth Meriarml.cl, read A
ri3t4artlintr afiw.
Chit: Women in November. Re-
• ,u I:- from each Unit will be
h Vet at the ,Tanuary. Meeting.
A vesper service. was announc-
ed for Sunday evening, December
14th, by the C.G.T.T. and the
Hi-C's. 'Mrs, Clarence Martin,
Supply and Welfare Committee
regnestpd that each TTnit give her
report of small holes sent during
111(' vee r Mrs. Emerson Mitchell
of the Social, Functions Commit.-
t ee, thanked tine ladies for their
(Turing the Year. Mrs.
Douglas Fraser reported for the
Nombiating Committee and Mrs.
McDonald closed the meeting
with a, Christmas Prayer. The
Executive served refreshments
toid a social. half hour was spent.
Christmas reords were enjoy-
ed prior to and following the ser-
vice. A .Nativity Scene arrange:.
ment with tine lighting effect
also, added greati ,• D. the Christ-
. atmosphere
rufieers for 1.06"7 include;
Post President, Mrs. Emerson
,Mitchell ; President Mrs, Gordon
McClavin: 1st vice, Mrs. Alvin
McDonald; 2nd vice, Mrs. Wm.
Roe; 3rd viee, Mrs. Arthur Hig-
frinbothamt 4th vice, Mrs. Edna
He( h.wr-li; Corresponding 'Secre-
/
11).c.
Finit
71, r f Pa o„ Mrs. Herbert Tray-
• P anreqcrii i iya rhe.sfinn
Tito::" lion Mrs. .ram es Smith.
Mrs. W. C. T-Tackwell, Press
repor1 ,rs, Mrs.. Douglas firmiS,
Mrs. Torranceflilnclos; Nomin-
ai.inrr Committee. Mrs. Gordon
,Mero,rin. Mrs T)otiglas Fraser,
'a'rc's 1ivin ',NT-Donald Mrs. Her-
nia Anditors, Mrs,
Trerberf Trrvisq ?'Tr Do nal d
Fraser,
FURNITURE —
Gift items including better
Pole Lamps, Recliners, `Kroehler
Rockers, HassoCks. Hampers,
Tables, Lamps. Select from the
Splendid Stock On''Hand at the
Mildmay Furniture Showrooms
A. Bei ra Christmas To All
arebf.e,..
CHRISTMAS FIRE SAFETY
CALL FOR SPECIAL
CARE OF CHILDREN
"Christmas brings temptations
to many parents, while visiting
with neighbours or completing (
last-minute shopping, to leave
small children unattended ler
short periods" say Piro Chiefs.
"At the same time, decorations.
trees and wrapping paper bring
an increased threat' of fire dang-
er, unless constant care is exer-
cised."
Joint Library Plan Cracked
By Walton Library Board
A petition urging that Morris
Township joiti the county library
co-operative has been forwarded
to township council by the Wal-
ton public library board,
'fho library co-operative was
diseased at the board's annual
meet ing, Grey and McKillop
Townships have already joined
A new library board was instal-
led, Members are Ronald Lee,
171.ev. Arthur Higginnotharn, Her-
vey McClure, Mrs. Walter Bewley,
and Mrs. Torrance Dundas.
letter received from Goderich tary, Mrs. Nelson Marks; Record-
Summer Shool for a donation big Secretary, Mrs. Campbell
which was sent, Mrs. Bewley \Vey: Treasurer. Mrs. Keneth Mc-
Mission Band Superintendent Donald; Stewardship and Recruit-
read thank-you note from Miss mg, Mrs, 'Wilbur Turnbull, Mrs.
Clara McGowan at Goderich.l Emerson Mitchell; Christian
Children's Aid for gifts sent by and Social. Action. Mrs. Clifford
Band and the TTnited Mrs. Roy Wilia.msorr.
George Love Friendship
nn-1 Visiting, Mrs, Norman Shade,
Mrs. 3Tartin Bann. Mrs. Wm.
Colitis, Mrs. Douglas Fraser;
ProoTam and Literature. Mrs,
,T.'-iter Bewley and Unit. leades;
Senply z.,11, Welfare, Mrs. Clar-
ence Martin, Mrs. Harold T3olgert
:members-nip Mrs. Campbell Wey.
anti Unit leaders• Social Funct-
ions, Mrs. I/atoll Traviss, Mrs.
Yeiseit Marks and Four
leaders • Pianists, Mrs.
HOW TO BEAT A SKID ref yoterfo going too fast vsffieri you slid, the car won't always respond to the wheel. When in. doubt — stow down! if you start to skid, turn the 1 .1r3 6ireclion of the- skid. Don't broke and don't Pmepaenbor skidding iN more opt exc.:), when thg etb4ttl 32 -mt tikt,u1 %vivo Its r