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1. carter . and 3Q 1 T1U, of London,
,epent the Christmas holiday with Mrs.
'nu. Stinson.
Ulm Elva Dewar' sof Toronto a visit -
1 g Bier parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
feWa.r, for the Christmas holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. Rendall., and two
dhildren, of^ Elmirla, spent Christmas
week 'in •the village.
Miss Davina Tomas of Toronto was
the gueat.of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tonus, over the holiday:
Mr. and lel b's; E. Featherston of Lon-
don spent the holiday with the latter's
mother, Mrs. C. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Albright and Miss
Rose Albright of Zurich were guests
egf Mr. and Mrs. C. Scotehmer for a
few days last week.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker
over the holiday were Mrs. V. Burt,
Mary Lou, Howard and Ronald Burt of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baker and
family, also of . London.
Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit spent
, Christmas week the guest of her
smother; Mrs. M. Elliott. ,
Mr. and Mrs, C. Toms were called
to St. Thomas last week owing to the
death of .the latter's brother, Mr. C.
'lark. -
Mr. awl "Mrs. ; Irvine spent the
-holiday -season in Port Elgin.
Mrs L. Fowlie of London and \II`.
and Mrs. G. -Koehler •ofZurich spent
,Christmas with the Misses E. and F.
h`uw1ie.
\i r, and Mrs. henry Miller of• Nit.
ST, HELENS, Dec. 3U. ---Miss Zona
CIc-thei s, Mich., spent Christmas with Newton, student nurse at the Sick
Mrs. M. Elliott. )' ('hilareu's Hospital, Toronto►, spent the
1Iz: Id i1rs. Wm. Murray and son
William, of Detroit, were. guests of
Ws. Agnes, Murray over the holiday.
Miss Jacqueline Parker and Mr.
Keith Pruss of London were guests'
of the former's parents, Mr.- and Mrs.
Jack Parker, 2br a few days last week.
Miss 111elvina Sturgeon of London
spent the holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. WilIa'rd Sturgeon.
Mr. 'John Macod of Erieau ,spent
'Christmas .with, his parents, Mr. and
.Mrs,' touts MacLeod.
.Mrs. Wm. Johnstone Was--ci sled to
doderich owing to the illness. of her
•sister, Miss Fanny Wild.
Mr. Clarence Larson o2 London is
spending- the .boltday week with 'hi;
,parents, Mr. •and Mrs. Reheny-Larson.
Mr. and'Mrs. Doug. Gemeinhardt and
family left last: week for Orillia, where
they intend spending the winter. • ,
Miss .Joyce MacCrae of London is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. 'and Mrs.
W. H. Johnston.
Mr, Donald• MacLeod left this week Mr, and Mrs. Netely.Todd-and David,
to visit -his mother and sisters in De -
of Stratford, and Mrs. D. I. McIntosh,
troit. _ "f St, Catharines, were Christmas
lvl1. and Mrs. R. II. Middleton and
babe, of Hensel', were guests of Mrs. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. D: Todd.
,N. W, Woods ,over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Westen aid
two children, of netroit, are spending
this week , with air. ' Weston's father, PORTER'S HILL, Dec. ,31.-A every
Mr.: George. Weston. happy New.Year to all.
Mr. Fred Turner of Goderich spent We are sorry •to' learn of the serious
the holiday with his son, -Mr. Grant illness of Mrs. Thos.'Bettles,in Gode-
Tttrner, and Mrs. Turner „ rich hospital,. Her friends wish for
AIr; and Mrs. E. J. Hovey -were in her a complete recovery.
Mitchell ot•er the Christmas holiday. Congratulations to Bessid Young and
Winhold-Castle.--A pretty wedding Harold Black, who were married on
., took place at St. Andrea•'~ United
sllnrcl); Ba-yfield,._on Saturday. Decem- bury.
her 28, at 3 p.m: " w hpri-Geraidean Mr. and \Irs. .Reed Torrance and
Marie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs: famtiv--spi.nit. Thursday in Kippen with
Thomas Ca,stle, Bayfield. was united in Mr. and \iiss lvist)lr.
marriage to Lloyd Christian winhold, • Miss Dorothy Cox Is home for -thee'
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford winhold holidays from Kirkland Lake.
of Tavistock, Rev. F. G. Stotesbury Mrs: Wilmer Harrison and little
officiating.' The bride, who was given daughter are home from Clinton hos-
inmarriage by her father, wore a pital:
gown of white slipper satin, .cut on ' A'
princess lines, the front panel and Woman begins by resisting man's
sleeves decorated with insets of white afivanees and ends • by blocking his
floral pattern, and full three-quarter- retreat,
length veil of white net lied wi.....
Matching crown studded with pearls.
=She carried a bouquet of Tails an
roses, baby's breath and,fern, and wore -
the gift of the groom, a pearl necklace
With matching earrings. Her sister,
Miss Marian Castle,. was maid of
.honor, wearing a gown of powder blue
crepe with bodice decorated with silver
sequins, fingertip veil of blue -net
-caught in a quatching dower headdress.
elbow -length white gloves, and carrying.
a nosegay of white baby 'mums 'and
red rosebuds, . The bridesmaid was
Mrs. Erma Ilospes; sister of the groom,
who wore a floor -length gown of pink
silk brocaded ,taffeta with matching
fingertip veil caught in flowered head-
dress, and elbow -length gloves of pink,
and' carried a nosegay of yellow baby
'mums and rosebuds. The grobzrisman
was Iiarold Winhotd of Tavistock,
brother of . the groozn, and the ushers
were Wilfred, Castle of Bayfield, Crousin
of the bride, and John ,winhold of
Brantford, . cousin of the groom. After
the reception and dinner the haPie
couple left on a trip to points east. the
bride wearing a fuchsia coat trimmed
with black I'ersi.rrt-lamb, matching hat
with black accessories and ,a. corsage
of Talisman roses. On their return
they will reside at 159 MacPherson
ave.,. Toronto. Guests were present
from Kitchener, Brantford, London,
Tavistock and Guelph.
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ST. HELENS
('hristntas week -end with her parents,
Re -e.: M. G. and Mrs. Newton.
Christtuas • holiday visitors at their
homes here - included = Miss W. --
Rutherford
. --Rutherford of Kirkland Lake; Miss
IIelen Newton of Ottawa and Miss
Joyce Newton. ° of - Wheatley; Miss
Norina Weatherhead of Alton ; 'Miss
Grace Weatherhead of Ilolyi;ood;
Charles McQul'llln of, Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Murdie and
Bobby, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs.,
Mel. Brown, of Kitchener, were. -Christ-
mas visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. R,
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Rdnald Rothwell of
Norwood; spent?--Ohri-striias-'ivee' --•with
the latter's parents, Mr. and -Mrs. E.
J. Thom.
Mrs. G. S. llictntyre -and little son
Donald, of Meaford, are holiday -
visitors with her parents, Mr. algid Mrs.
IV. I. Miller.
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Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Miller of Lon-
don were home for Christmas.
PORTER'S HILL
('hristnmis I)ac by Rev, _-F. G.• Stotes-
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Here's thereat-randfather of the ocket cigarette lighter. It Was made in German about 1825
based on the inventionvp of a Frenclscientist who rigged up -a hydrogen gas generator fired , by a
fox tail stroked on a resin plate.. It is the top item in • as,, collection of lighters, said to be the most
valuable in North America, owned by a German radgs essgenter, Curt Borchardt, who now lives in
Toronto. The gimmicks .was displayed at the open ng„ of. a X2,000,000 tobacco- processing plant at
Aylmer, Ont., an area which now grows enoualr flue or cigarette type to satisfy the Canadian
*needs. Left to• right are: HON,°T. L. KENNEDY, Ontario minister of agriculture, who revealed a
30,000,0.00 crop for 1946; EARLE SPAFFORD, president of the Imperial Tobacco Company of'Can-
da, and MISS BEATRICE PERCY, of Ayimsr,
pOINGS OF DUNGANIVQN
A Young Musician. -Valerie Wiggins, 'party standing in the living -room qe"
eleven -year-old daughter of Mr. and tween two spruce trees bright with
mini -
Mrs. Bert Wiggins of Brantford, who colored lighting and- topped with gtues. _The_.hr:ide entered -the -
has been vaca11oiiing_ here with Mr, living -room to the. strains- of the
Wiggins' mother; Mrs. Charlotte Wig- .Lohengrin march played by Mrs. Allan
gins, gave a piano sola" at the Chris
Reed, consist of the groom, and was
mac concert of the United church Sun- given in marriage by her father.
Lovely in a floor-leegth gown of lee
y, . st
mother. Mrs. J. G. Montgomery and
Mrs. Wm,. South- poured telt and Mrs.
Mel. - Stewart, Mrs, Harold Stewart and
Mrs. Arthur Stewart assisted in the
trousseau display,
Set Dungannon' news also on page 7
NILE
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NILE, Dec. 3U. -Among visiters in
this community over the holiday were
day school. While on vacations here, blue satin with sweetheart neckline} Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNee and family,
Valerie has, quite often, dropped in to long sleeves, tight -fitting bodice and of Belmore, with Mr. and Mrs. -G.
attend the Sunday school sessions and bouffant skirt, the bride wore a ,pa,ia \icN•ee and other relatives; Mr. and ' A humorous dialogue,' "Benson's Rest
upon request she favored the audience pink' feather headdress, shoulder -length Mrs. T(iul Cantwell of Woodstock, with Room," made us rock with laughter.
with a .fine performance at the, piano veil and silver sandals. She carried mt. .l nd Mrs, Alvin Derr; iliacs. J.
for a girl so young. The nuinber she a bouquet of pink roses, -carnations and Westlake and son „Girvin, of Saltford,
chose was "The Swallows." Her fern, cxescent shaped. • The brides- With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
sprightly 'manner arid fine technique maid, :Miss Edna Carr° of Wingham, Girvin. '
pleased the Audience. . Valerie passed wore a floor -length gown of turquoise Miss Bernice • Matthews, of Delhi, is ,-didn't even know what she looked like,
piano grade rI last summer with first- taffeta; with sweetheart neckline, short spending the Christmas. week with her hescrewed up his courage, and asked
class honors. . sleeves, pink ostrich• hoatldress; black .parents, Air. and- Airs. Henry„ Matthews; a est' one,, then another. of several
Kitchen Shower. -About thirty-five and Silver sandals, and carried a bou- Mr. Albert Thayne, Miss Betty ladies in the rest room,'"Are you my
guess, gathered at the home of Mrs, quet of carnations and fern. The Thayne and Miss"Alberta Thayne have «•ifp's cousin?" One thou was
Allan Reed on Friday evening in honor groom was supported by his brother -in returned to Toronto after attending the "fresh," another thought he was
of Miss Margaret Stewart, bride-to-be. law, Mi•, Saul McQuillan, Lucknow. funeral of Mrs, Angus McDiarmid.. "crazy," and the more he tried to ex -
Court whist was played in the fore- Little Dianne- Stewart, niece of the Mrs. Thayne and Dorothy are -remain- plaid the situation , the mere emhar-
pait of the evening and "while the bride, as tfower•gi,rl was sweet, wearing ittg until the first of the new -)ear, Pissed and "balled up" he became, until
friends were assembling, piano music a long pink silk frock' with full -skirt, The sympathy of the community is he was . in real trouble, happily his
was given by Mrs. Albert Rivett and pink hair bows, and, carrying a basket extended to Mr. '1eDlarmid and-,, family wife appeared on the scenes and cleared
\Irs. Iierbert Stothers. \irs. Melvin of Sunset roses. Wasue Stewart, in the loss of a loving wife and mother, things np, or he would have been led
Stewart won high for' court whist and nephew, performed the ist of ring-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthews and :away by an officer of the law. It was
-low went to Miss . Marie Chisholm. bearer, with a white v ".vet illow. family spent Christmas Day with Mrs *ell acted, and showed 'originality
,. , _ � P , d „Inallty and
\Irs' J. G. Montgom. ry escorted Mar- Maxine Stewart, niece of i=the bride,
and Mrs. I1. herr, Goderich. r a sense of humor.
to a chair decorated in 1 k and sTruly;"\I r. and Mrs, Alvin Kerr, Mr. ,and Some splendid readings and duets
garetl sang sweetly, "I Love You
white which was placed at the arch accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Wil- Mrs, Wilmer Rutledge and family, Mr.
lir-tli..e• 'do.uble, living -roost, where a bur Stewart, The guests,.. nun bering and Mrs_ Merle Kerr and family spent
string of silver . '1TS' above..and other twenty-five, were entertained with a
Christmas Day. with \I r, and` Mrs.
decorations were in keeping with' the fo)vi..dinper �at ,, ,he British- Exchange Dave Cantwell, Goderich.
Yuletide season, Jimmy Reed, little Hotel, Goderie'lr -The .•...iaride's mother Mr, and \Irs. Peter Fisher end fam-
ily,son of the hostess, carried in the gifts 'received the guests wearing a grey.wool. iof Benmliller,. spent Christmas Day
for the bride -elect, and Mrs. Ralph dress with black accessories'with cor- �vitii "N1ir tln•...1r.S 'Carmen Kerr,
Iienderson read an address` of best sage of mauve mums. Assisting was Mr,,.,Edgar Doherty-1S-sporting.ra.,Uew Then came the operetta, "Cross The power bill for the month of
wishes" on behalf of 'the donors, who the g p...` tory of the trans '\overnhfr, paTahle by the Public T'til-
y p g ha fis tors at Mr. and \Irs. Jon tries Commission to the Ontario Hydro-
had contributed man ' useful kitchen crepe e dress with ,corsage of red roses U formation of the life of a wealthy, '
grooms mother, .wearing a black cli. It was the s
'r . pretty gifts, cards -and fern, ,The bride's going -away Feagan s fc Christmas' were Mr. .tad stingy, cranky old man, after a group I=:leetric�.:. I'ciwer Commi�s.ion, was
utensils and ether and alloney. As Margaret opened the costume was alight cocoa hat, mouton Mrs Stanley \ anstone; of Bemuiller, I•of young people and the spirit of $5.001.77• .
parcels and. read best wishes, she fur coat, with matcltin
Mi. and Mrs. Geo. I eagatl, of (xoderlcli, Christmas took him over. There was (>n a reg ision of elceonnts the p 1'-t': "s
P g- ..�tcc('s'Sories. ._.. . _..•:.
thcinked-elich one . and invited them to Her corsage was of pink roses and Mr.- and Airs. Howard 1 eigam and' a lesson in it for all of us. has refunded $1,144.10 to the Town on
se(' her trousseau the fhliowing after- heather, the centre of her bridal ,bou- children, of Carlow, m/s and Ales. I)ick Permit m(' to say right here that a the street lighting account for 1945 .
noon. Dtfinty refreshhienfs were quet. She wore the gift of the groom, Parks, of Dunganion, tir_, Jack Pett- most enjoyable feature, of any school an(1 has transferred $4,32 to the Water -
served man, of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Car- concert is the `'fo1'. dance." T}s «-ori{s_ dPparttnent. _
served and an enjoyable evening closed a gold-filled pendant with pearl setting ' jj _
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tet ret -trip lriippzrles�. let antf the �a(2�oYtIl7iTYtt,i -.1'e E'3ved arr -stmt-e-Iitd eri ff ti.rtd -- fes:'+".( ''b�a it'y, fire (turn rngitunes. anti
Gowan-Setvart.-The home of \� cameo rings ; the fl )war bearer and Iienson 1 1 11., In and children, of Nile. erfect rhythm -wall `
g ( p they are_ de , Chi.istnaas gifts. _-
and Airs. Ui gll Stewart, Dungannon, ring -hearer tiilso :receive cameo rings _- .'.- k. Wtr
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•wasWirt? sceite o it pre?t{,r weing, on anti 1Tie groomsman a ('tc� bill?61c1: CREWE =' :( iglt lielfi'`""tThere 1. nliigic iii the -Christ-
mas" floating on the :lir, «•e wended
New Year's Day, when Rev. R. A. The young couple will make their, home : CRF\\ 1;, Dec. 30,-M r' RavUioncl so11n(1- But no sleighing. no sleigh- our homeward way. thinking hazy much
.Jocelyn, rector of °t. Paul's Anglican in Toronto for.. the 1trt,sent. Prior to.
church, Dungarinori, united in marriage the marriage, the bride was tendered a
Margaret, only daughter of Mr. and kitchen shower by Mrs. :Ulan' Reed,
Mrs. HTig11 S'tewnrt, And rI)avi'd J. arid hetes• mother entertained two after -
Cowart, soil of Mr. and Mrs. ,John, ,coons at trousseau tea, i(ith ninety
Cowan, Kinttail. T1<ie "marriage was guests registering. The bride-to-be re-
performed at 3 p.m, with the bridal ceived at. the door, assisted by her
Seng you in IOU bas been our pleasure. blay . e
, continue to seine you in the New Yom',
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Phone 22 ' At the Harbor
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS
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KINTAIL
The 17th of etc -mbar had arrived, very
A successful Ohristinas. -enter-
and with it the public school concert. 'tainment was staged by the pupils of
Ekcitement ran high among the little4 IKintail. school and their teackller. Miss°
people of "Sweet Aubtiru, 1oc 'Liest dotty Maedonald, ore the evening" of
December pith. The duties of chair,
village of
the plain. man were quite -ably executed by 1)fr.
The hall in whiuie. it was held wus David MacKenzie of Kitnta,i1,
prettily 'decorated with Igniceful ,tree, - Amid gay decorations proclaiming,'
traditional fireplace, and ;''Merry .the holy festive season, the programa
Christmas" ,welcoming us from the opened with'a rousing -"Welcome Song," -
curtains. , followed by a bright chorus entitled
I)id I say the little people were "It's Christmas Time,"
excited? Well, I really believe the Throughout- ,the remainder of the
grown-ups -caught the thrill of it all program numerous amusing recitations
too. After all, • we are children' at were gisen. Seven junior boys enacted
heart when it conte, to ('Itristmas, the quick march drill of "The Parade,
aren't -we? We feel like "Scrooge" in of the Wooden Soldiers." _ In colorful
Dickens' . story, , filled with the joy pinafores, pointed Dutch caps, and
of it all. For --bays- 'MI any of:.izs"iia'd°swol3tiens-shoitssssixslittie luntor girls
been busy with Christmas preparations. clogged a very realistic Dutch DanCe.
Nim we could relax, let the children A. short but coritical dialogues "Dis-
take over, and entertain us for the appointing Dinah," • followed, after
next two hourii. They did. , which the juniors sang the two
Suddenly the hubbub ceased, the choruses""The Night Before Christmas"
chairman came forward,- and the con- and "There's Just One Santa Claus."
.cert Began. ,.- The senior bogy's then carried out a
A dainty little miss came forward, very •serious operation. on a poor, un-
aald delivered an appropriate address E fortilnate patient, in pantomime. The,
of welcome. A junior -,and, a senior � very lovely Rainbow Drill was beauti-
Rhythm Band received hearty applause
from the audience. . All numbers given
by them were excellent, and displayed
real talent. They kept 'perfect time,
and showed enthusiasm in manipulat-
ing their Many different instruments.
Credit for this was due not only to
their ,musical instructor but also to the
hand -leaders. Why, -Sir' Ernest. Mc -
himself would have sat up and
taken notice had he been present,
A .chorus, - "Cock-a-doodle-doo," was
rendered so well.that one would think
a rooster was actually 'crowing from
the platform.
„
tu11y .enacted in waltz tempo by seven
senior girls; each adorned in a different
color of the rainbow.. °
Litttle Betty Lou Vassella sang very
sweetly Shirley , Temple's Christmas
song. "That's What I Want for Christ-
mas." ,
Preceding the "Shepherd Scene,"
which was_.:enaatei lty the_scniar pupils,'
Maureen Vassella sang -the sotto, "Let's .
Keep the Christ in Christmas." During
the "Shepherd Scene," the' carols •
"Silent Night," "While _Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks," "0 Little Town
of Bethlehem." and "Whence, 0 Shep-
herd Maiden',"" were played and sung.
Two dialogues. entitled "With the
It depicted the trials of a young bus- Help of the' Family,' and "Wanted --A :'
band. whose• Wife had .asked him to Housekeeper," and a comic Backwards
meet a girt friend of hers at the Drill by . the senior boys were 'Other
sta'tiori: Realizing sin -Welly that he numbers of enjoyable interest.
As the program was drawn 'to a-
elimttx, '.,Ir. Chas. Stewart spoke briefly
regarding the sacrifices made by ser-
vicemen who had played outstanding
roles •in the second World War before'
Mrs. Ino. MacKay unveiled the honor
roll. The names of thirteen boys - who
had formerly attended Kin tailm school .
were inscribed thereon.. •
'After the singing of "God Save .the
King." Santa Claus appeared and gaily
stepped into the midst of..a throng of
happy wide-eyed boys and. girls to the
skirl of the bagpipes played by piper
David MacDonald: Gifts' find treats
for the children were then dist•rihu-ted. ,,
followed: then came the carol singing. • Pianist for the entertainment, was
Once more we listened to the sweet-\Irs." Wm. Johnston, jr., and,, Finlay
ehildish voi('Ps, as they sang the same. MacDonald' assisted by playing several ,
old stnry,, yet ever new, of the Babe violin seileetions throughout the pro- .
of Bethlehem. It touched our hearts, gram•
and made us feel that 'tlfe real" spirit 1 _
of Christmas was here. PUBLIC Y'TILITIES ' f'OMMISSION
COLORFUL EVENT OF
THE SKATING SEASON.
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Fancy Skating.
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Prince William Shuns Spade
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PRESENTED BY A TROUPE OF
40 Skaters 40
OF THE
Stratford�kaTing"Club
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.AND SPONSORED BY THE GODERICH LIONS CLUB
WALTZES SOLOS PAIRS.'
GROUPS COMEDY JITTERBUGS
at West Si. Arena, Goderich
FRIDAYS JAN. 10Ih
`(.11teo'iiate dale, Frith*, January 'lith)
PROGRAMS COIWrENCES 1A.T 8.30 P,r,.
ADMISSION
ADULTS 750 ..
CHILDREN 25c
PRINCE WILLIAM, four-year.old elder son of the ,Duke and.
Duchess of Gloucester, plants a tree at Captttin Coolc's. landing
place in Kurnell, Australia, 'during a recent ceremony. The'
DIJCffE 3'S OF GLOVCESTER, wearing suit, watches bar
fon use his hands; discarding the spade which had been provided
or laiva. d >
Finnigan attended a meeting at the bells. Never •mind, there was plenty we had enjoyed it ell, and hoping and
agricultural rooms in- Clinton on 1"ri_ snow for Santa's sleigh drawn by praying that peace on earth, good will
day eight tiny reindeer, and the merry to men, n•i11 prevail better in. 1947
Nils Norman Rivett left on Friday Jingle preceded the distribttuion of the l than in 19•fd.
to work• 'in the busts in Northern
Ontario.
• JI1•. A1din I11isty of Grint',sby is spend-
ing the week -enol at the home of his
father, Jlir. will Iliisty, and with other
friends in the vicinity.
Airs. Crosier, Lorena told Collis...Mr.
and .tiles. Stewart Nash and Ken Mc-
Guire of L^oncion were week -end
•Visitors with 1Ir. 'and Mrs. C. Crozier.
Owing to the inclement n`enther 'arid
road conditions' the si'ry:ice;, in Crewe
church was withdrawrt,.d p ''1tiitday. °
An' entertainment of special merit
was held in Crewe school before 'a
large au(lienee, when the eleven pupils
of Mrs. T. \1. Dnrnin presented in their
u5irtll goon• style 0 varied program of
choruses, rccitaIIins, drills, dunces and
ti short play. Afterwards 'mull `vas
served and Santa arrived to distribute
gifts from a •pretiily decorated and
\veil -laden ('hristmas tree. I'I'neet'(1s
of the evening amounted to $14.
lir. and \[ rs. `. 1{ilpa t i'a('k•-):n 1)ecet(1-
b(•1' 2(1 celel)r;trail , the fortieth ,:11i-
,niverstiry. of 1heir marriage with ;Ili
11W111 l's of their fatally present, tis
well as ROv, W. .1. 011(1 Mrs. Rogers
and Carol Ann of 1)unianilo1). :A11
emjnyed the- (lay together.
IIIoiiday Visitofs.--Visitors iti tl)e
.
ai11(1 "''i';frs. .tint Wilson. Iia•rhal a and
Murray with '\.Ir, arid' \Irs. Will Reid
al n(1 family : Mr. and St rs. i,awremc'e
Tremain ,1x1(1 Kenneth, of `imeoc: Mr,
1)11(1 \Irs. \`. 0nd 'family, of
Lmck1iow, with \ir. and \Ir . 11. Tr'-
Ieaven: Mr. and Mrs. *Palmer Kil-
patrick and family, of Toronto, with
the former's parents: \[r. and Airs.
Katt. Shackleton of Dungannon, with
31r. and Mrs. Benson Shackleton and
family, -
\(r. Roy ('mlhert, who has trim sail
ing 1111(1 down in the States arrived
home on Christmas mnrning, ns also did
Miss Violet Culbert of Lochalsh, to
spend Christmas with their parents.
Air. a kl Airs. 'I'. 1I. ('ulhert. . . b'ra'nds
who were 'elsewhere for Christmas:
\f r. n11(1 \frs..11111 Sherwood and 1n ngli.
tort- with \Ir. rind Airs. Les. Ritchie of
llnckett' : Mr. 011(1 Mrs. Iiert Finnigan
with Mr. 0 m Mrs. Jim- Talbert 011(1
f�ttnily. f,ucknow; Mr, and Mrs, C.
('IIroz,1er, .Joanne and Mr. .411o3• Ma i7,0,
tfes`rs, Will and 1.orne I10sty, 711 ssi's. .n
Dave and 'Bert lfe't 'hlnney, with \I1•.
011d Mrs. Earl Blake and foni113. ('lin-
ton : Mr.- and, :Sirs. .lack ('nrrnn and
family, with Mr. :tad Mfrs. Uteri) ('nr-
vetl. \lafekittg•, 111(1 with Nita and Mrs.
It. Treleaven in the afternoon.
anuary Sale!
A RA'CK AT
coals
$19.50 and $24.50
Broken sizes. Values up to $65,00. The balaf5fce of our
stock of Coats ALL 'AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
01 'DRESSES
Your choice of a wide variety of values $16.50 to $18.50.
OU,T THEY GO At
10-06. G -each
(d
CREPE 1ESSES
A rack of broken sizes. Values up to $16.50. -
YOUR CHOICE AT ' b
$6.95 each
SNO °r ti SUITS
in one and two piece, styles. Sizes from 4 to 14x. ALL ARE
OFFERED' 20% "ISCOUNT,' "
HAtJF-?RICE TABLE. A clearing of odds and ends at
ONE T i"+ E REGULAR PRICES.
Your
Store .
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