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Mrs. Maryaf1e spent the
awistnfas vacations with lir
sister; lifes.MOM, and
• Mr• Ilienllin, at London.
they ati de funeral service
held MO / morning .for Mr.
Taylor's cow, We Mona
Who pissed away Friday evening
at his home, Mr. and Mrs.
Rolston Steep of ton else
attended the Service; Mr. Steep is
it MOW/ of Mr. „Taylor,
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1oz. FAMILY SIZE
LISTERINE Reg. $1.83 • 1 9
NOXZEMA 8 oz. ,
Skln Crearn:Reg,,179 i -1 9•
FLINTSTONE MULTIPLE 100'S
VITAMINS Reg. $4.69 9
AIR FRESHENER 7 oz.. SPRAY TIN
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MR. AND MRS. MILTON FRASER celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Jan. 2.
Friends and neighbors came to extend their best wishes to the couple at an open house
held,at the Bluevale United. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser live at RR 3, Brussels.
(Staff Photo)
Gorrie Personal Notes.
Christmas visitors at thelionie
of Mr. and Mrs. Goldwyn Thomp-
son, were Mr., and Mrs. Barry
Jones and Leslie of Grimsby, Mr.
and Mrs. David ' Tho psbn and
Heather of Scarborough and Mr.
'and' .Mrs. Dale Thompson and
Jason of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs.
George Greer of Hanover visited
Thursday at the same home.
Mrs. Ewart Whitfield visited
friends in the village. '
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller and
, family of Sudbury spent the holi-
day week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Miller. Mrs. James
Brears=of Brusselset Mr. and s.;
BBeverley Brears and family".off
Palmerston, also- spent -Ctnristw
mas at the Same home.
Mrs. Frank Earls of London,.
and Miss Lynne Earls of Mon-
treal spent a few'days with Mrs. '
Thomas MacDonald and also
visited Mrs. Wilford King in
Wingham Hospital.
Miss Kathy Powell of Montreal,
Mr. and Mrs. Brion Elliott of Kit-
chener and Wilson Powell from
Fanshawe College were' Christ-
mas visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Powell, Bruce, Dickieson
LADIES'
CASUAL. AND DRESS
SHOES
SAVINGS UP TO
50%
SELECTION OF.
PANT BOOTS
10% 1O
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CARSON AND SAMSONRE'
LUGGAGE SETS
20% OFF
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—Of Guelph spent the weekend at With Mrs. Sheldon Mann and also
.the same home. visited Mr. Mann in Listowel Me -
Mrs. Frank Wright s "pent Box,- moriat Hospital.
inirDay vfth Mr. and Mrs.. Allan Mr,. rad Mrs. Maurice Dennis
McRae of Teeswater. and panne visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson Mr. and lVirs. Paul Rowles of Kit-
., visited. Mrs. Sam Robinson in K chener. \
W Hospital on Thursday: ' • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shortreed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson re- and Jody of Walton spent New
turned Wednesday after spending "Year's at the home of Mrs. Harry
two weeks at. Fort Lauderdale, King.
and Miami, Florida.
w' • Mrs. Watson Brown and Mr.
Manfred Irwin is a pat
Listowel Memorial. Hospital, and Mrs. Oscar Nickel of Lisp
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coulter towel visited Sunday with Mrs`:
'and family and' Fred Coulter ~,John Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ori
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11,5, spentrNew Year sat the' t
M dad s *Melon 1Oltiandof 10 (4' WAW g
s
Mrs. Josephine Brydgis
sPent 011Thristmas with Mr. and
Airs, Ke t :Downie and family at
Plung and New Year's in
arborough with Mir. and Mfrs.
Eld. -DOn Viandest
Miss R
McDougall of Toronto, Mir. and
Mrs, Alan Nicholson, Mary Anne
and Steven, Mr, and ;Mrs. George
Whitby, Peter and Michael, Miss
Beverly Merrick., Mr. and Mrs.
Ron'.erd and Mr. and Mrs. Greg
Ycddeati of Burlington visited at
the `home of 'Mrs. '1. W. Merrick
over the holiday season.
—Henry Pattison and family
bad as dinner gusts recently,
Mr, -anti Mrs. Gerald Watson,
Allan and Gregory' of Forest. .
--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pattison
had as guests recently his
mother, Mrs. " Allan Pattison,
Wingham, and his daughter and
son-in4aw, Mr. and Nf rs. ,lack
Marks and 711
Steven of RR 5,
Wungham. �_
—Mrs. William. Elston Minnie
Stre, enjChristm
all neternbersoyed of her familyAs withwho
gathered at the homeof Mr. and
Mrs. William Elston, -Morris
Township..In all, 28 attended the
gathering, among them Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Thomas and mem-
bers of their family from Wing -
ham., Kitchener and Toronto;
Mrs. James Elston and Larry of
RR 4, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Doman and Miss Nancy
Elston 'of Kitchener;' Mr. and
Mrs. 4dwin Elston Qf RR 1,. Arva
and members of their family;
Mr. and mrs. Wayne Elston of
Wingham; Murray -Elston, Miss
Trudy McLeigh and Miss Gaye
Stewart, all of London.
Mr.- and Mrs. John Mills of
Wiarton ' spent Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs. Monty
Bennett, Mr.. Bennett and family.
—Miss M. 'Linkiater has re-
turned home after° spending two
weeks with relatives tri Goderich.
Listow i. .
Mrs. Eccles Dow and Mr. and t ur and Kevin of Belmore visit -
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft of ;Bel- ed Sun ,
grave were New Year guests of dpy� Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector ;Hamilton. �0 Pyke_
Mr. and Mrs. William Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett
loughby• of Molesworth visited visited at the home of Mr. and
' Wednesday. With Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Snider of Elmira on
Jack Bennett. Thursday.
Mr. and • Mrs. Ronald Mann of Mrs. John Van de Kemp. Jr. is a
Heathcote spent the weekend patient in Stratford Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitch, Ar-
Lakelet Personals
(Too.late for last issue)
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper
spent Christmas in Toronto and
Acton. '
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Metzger
and family spent part of Christ-
mas holidays with Mrs. Esther
Smith in London.
Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Metzger
of Palmerston visited Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Metz-
ger.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor,
Mona Mills, and Don Taylor of
Islington spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Judge.
Mrs. Lorna Clark and Tim,
ktratford, spent Christmas holi-
days with ' her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Elmer Greenley. -
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs.- Robert Hibberd in Bel -
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dickert,,
Sheryl and Danny,. Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Klein, Kitchener, Mr.
_.Murray Dickert and Mrs. G.
Klein and Ed of Clifford spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine Dickert and Karen.
Mr. and Mrs.'Eugene • Metzger
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:
Gordon Metzger at Palmerston.
.They visited. Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. •Maurice Dick.
—Mr. and Mrs. Geert Guikema
have moved into their new home
on the corner of Victoria and
Leopold Streets.
Mrs. Olive l has rehirne
to her Edward Street home after
holidaying with her Vie, Mrs,
Bill LL.angton, Mr. Langton and
family, Downsview.
tsars. , Mary J. Nicholson
visited over the Cl ristmasseason. .
with her son-in4aw°and daughter,.
Mr. and Mrs. Mton Elliott awl
family, near Listowel,
"ateand * and Mrs,
family._ -
spending some time inith
Bronson before bli *p le
Royal Roads: Military . Collosei
Victoria, B.C., after spendieg
Christmas vacation at No hems
--SteveP
,aypie and Miss
Perdue both of'Ibr nto were Oun,,
day dinner guests�'. Vii.
chris Jackson, Josephine
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NEW YEAR'S BABY --This little miss was 6n her own when
we took her picture on Monday, with her mother, Mrs. John
Van De Kemp of RR 2, Gorrie, being transferred to Strat-
ford General Hospital. Little Brenda, weighirig in at eight
lbs. three ozs., arrived at 1:40 p.m. on Jan. 2. She is the third
child born to Mr. and Mrs. Van De Kemp and has a brother
and sisterolat home. Besides best wishes for a "happy life,
little Br' nda was the recipient of $5 from John .N. Grabb,
formerly of Listowel and now, during the winter months,
residing at 260 Mirror Lake Drive; St. Petersburg, Fla.
(Staff Photo)
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