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MRS.
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braved • the
storm on Sunday to attend
Chulth:GrOtil%*ta Gordon
Shobbrook, usher Were.Ste-
phen Duizer, Robbie Radford
John Cartwright and Andy
• Riley, ReV::, Scott Welcomed
all and ;thanked all who
• helped With "Open House"
at the manse last Sunday
night.
The children's story was
about a little girl Who had no
money, so she put hergelf
into her Chrsittnas gift by
helping with household
chores. Junior teachers were BEREAN UNIT
Donna Shaddick, Judy and Christmas meeting at the
ritly-Carta-c-
,c,hot .anocm,§ "Christ
91e 40 IS. .1),prit" with
9034ta Boman,. eh*
Louise is.400regor, or-
ganist. , The .,itiesSage was
Today? Perhaps. Text John,
1.44,2,S and, 2nd Peter 3: 8-18
Chriattntiaas the first -coming
of Jesus, -we must prepare
our heart for the second
-rThe annual church pot luck
dinner fellowing the service
vi)as enjoyed by all who were
able to attend: A sing song
was led by Harry Lear with
Gord Lear- at piano. Santa
Claus paid a visit to the
children.
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Walton UCW has
Christrna.s party
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
887-6677
'There were 7 tables of
euchre in play at the Walton
Community hall on Tuesday
evening. Prizes were won for
high lady- Mrs. Ernie Stev-
ens, low - Mrs. Lawrence
Ryan, high man - Gordon
Murray, low - Ernie Stevens,
Door Prize - Mrs. Ken Mc-
Donald.
Institute hostesses were:
• M*. Stewart Humphries,
MM. Bill Humphries, Mrs.
Jith Axtmann and Mrs. Har-
old Hudie. There will be
another euchre on Dec. 30.
Everyone is welcome.
UNIT HAS CHRISTMAS
PARTY
The Walton Unit held their
Christmas Party on Wednes-
day evening in the church
basement, decorated for
Christmas. The losing side of
the copper contest prepared
and served a delicious
smorgasbord. Rev. Swan
said Grace and 31 had chick-
en with all the trimmings.
Mrs. Bill Coutts, copper
contest leader conducted a
short program beginning
with the winning side taking
part in musical &airs follow-
.
ed by a sing song of Christ-
mas Carols. Mrs. Herby
Tra vi ss was pianist. A
musical number was given
by Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs.
Traviss. •, .
Rev. Charles IV. Swan was
the guest speaker and show-
ed, slides of Bermuda. He
also had articles on display
and gave a very interesting
talk on his native land. Mrs.
H. Bolger and Mrs. G. Mur-
ray were in charge of the gift
exchange. Mrs. Ian Wilbee
the other copper contest
leader thanked the losing
side. Mrs. Bill Coutts thank-
ed her side.
• Mrs. Bill Humphries cont-
ributed a couple readings on
"How rich are you" and
"What is Christmas." Shut-
ins are going to be rerhemb-
ered with calendars again
this year. Silent Night
brought the evening to a
close.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson`
Hamilton of St. Mary's and
Mrs. Edith Murdy. of Lucan
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Torrance Dundas last Friday.
Plans for 125th anniver-
sary for Morris Twp. are well
underway. The committee
for the souvenir sweaters and
mugs have reported these.
are available from any mem-
ber of this organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coults
held their C„ hristmas on Sun-
day when Their family was
present, Mr. and Mrs. Allan'
Carter and girls of Clinton
and Mrs. Connie Ingram of
Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Huether
and Mr. tied Mrs. Allan
Searle spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Saunders. Royal Oak. Michi-
gan.
Sunday was Men's Day at
Duff's United Church. The
service was conducted by
Douglas Fraser. Martin Bann
read scripture and offered
prayer. Rev. Charles A.
Please turn to page 11
embef 9th in the Suptlay
‘Schtiol. Leader *len. EP.w`
son welcomed, all by reading
.the "Grace of God". Helen
•lead in prayer. SeriPtare read
Was Luke 2:129, the birth of
Jesus and John 144 the
word of, life. A solo :by
Marjorie Duizer "0 Holy
Night" was enjoyed. • z..•
Shirley Scott gave the Christ-
mas message. "The gift of
ChriStnlea"...laus. was.a gift
of love tient God. Gxid gave
Sacrifice for our preseet and
eternal lite, •The disciples
gave their tithe and their life.
"Christmas Memories"
and a grown up's letter to
Santa was read by Edythe
Beacom, „
Business included the min-
utes by Dora Shobbrook;
cprrespondence was thanks
from flint Nellans Thd a
letter froM Baron Day Cen-
tm fop the Homebound, Roll
call yew Christmas with by
14 mernbers and •1 yisitor.
'
Treasurers: report was by
Lama Lyon. She also report-
ed on theinitten tree. 1 hat 3
pr. socks' Fpr, slippers 13
scarfs and 52 pr. mittens.
Brenda Radforcl. delivered
ahem to..Mrs. Homath. Clin-
ton. for FarailS• and' children
and area news
PETER VAN DRUNEN
Peter H. Van Drunen, R.R.
5 Seaforth. graduated Sept.
26th, 1980 from The Radio
College of Canada, Toronto.
Peter majored in Electronic
Technology. Reception and
dance was held in honour of
the students at Holiday Inn is
the Commonwealth ballroom,
Those attending this occas-
ion were Peter's parents,
Jean and Peter Van Drunen
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Koert
of Sebriegville. Peter has
accepted a postition at N.C.R
tNational Cash Registers) in
Waterloo. Peter received his
earlier education at Si, Col-
umban Separate School and
Central Huron Secondary
School, Clinton. Ont.
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`"serve.
Happy Birthday Was sung
for Lattra Saundercock,Ed
ythe Beacom reported for
U.C.W. General. Net meet,
ing will be January 13th.
Meeting closed with a
poern. "I •Like Christmas."
Lunch was sereed by Hattie
-Wood and Addle Hunking.
1981 officers: Past Leader -
Helen Lawson;
First Vice - Alice Davidson;
Secretary Dora Shobbrook;
Treasurer Laura, Lyon; ,
Church nothinating, Marg.
aret; Congregational life and
work - Addie flunking; Bale
and supply Laura Lyon, Mary
Longman; nominating for
Berean Unit, Vi Burns and
Mary , Longman.
. 'LONDESBORO 3 4 -II
--ClaTiice-ribWitertained
their mothers, fathers and
friends on December 8 at •the
hall. The members served
their guests some of recipes
learned in their club. The
• leaders Marjoirie Duizer and
Ann Adams were presented
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• BURN$TJX.W. MEET
The Burns ti.c.Vv. met at
Londesboro Conimtinity Hail*
at 1 nap. on,Wednesdayi The
Women's Institute served a
delicious turkey dinner to 14
members and 3 visitors.
Following the dinner Hazel
Reid read the Scripture. Rev.'
Scott gave the "Christmas
Message," Hazel Reid gave
a reading "The Minister's
Wife.". Shirley Scott led in
prayer. Hazel thanked Rev.
Mrs. Scott, and all who took
part in the meeting.
Mrs. Rice was in charge of
the business. Roll call was
and minutes of the last
meeting were read. Five
members had perfect attend-
ance this year. The Treasur-
er's report was given by Jean
Leiper. Thank yau cards
were received from Gavin
Leiper and Ida Salverda.
„ Mrs. Rice read the corres-
dence, 550 Allocation will be '
sent, Boxes will be sent to
• shut4ps. Donatiens were
made • to the . Londesboro
Women's Institute and the
C,N.I.B. Mrs. Rice closed
with prayer. • .
On behalf of theU.C.W.
Joan Middlegaal, presented
Rev„ and Mrs. Seat with. a
Christmas ' gift,. •Shirley
thanked evaryone. Jean Scott
moved a vote of thanks to
Joan Hoggarth and Jean
Leiper for the lovely dinner.
Members exchanged Christ-
mas gifts. After the meeting
the W.I. served tea' and
Christmas cake.
PERSONALS
Mr. Tom Beatty was ad -
Chuck, Kathy and Laura
Chambers. t•
Mr. and Mr.' Jack • Lee
• returned borne on Friday
from spending 3 weeks with
their daughter Beverley in
I.os Angeles .Califdrnia.
• Lawrence Taylor spent 3
days last _week. in Toronto
attending "Save the Soil"
conference.
The W.I. was cancelled en
Wednesday night due to
weather.W.I. card party this
Friday 19th at 8:30 p.m. All
welcome. '
. Staff Sergeant Richard
Shaddick, Jean and children
Sandra and David of Burnaby
B.C. arrived on Thursday for
Christmas holidays with par-
ents Mr. and Mrs.. Allen
iigh
On Sunday a family gath-
ering was held when also
present were Jeff, Karen .
Shaddick and Stephen of
Brantford, Lloy Shaddick and
Dirk Garlicks of Kitchener
and Miss Ruth Shaddick of
Clinton
°a Wednesday Dec. 10th.
Friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Sunday Dec. 8th visitors
with Jim and Gloria Mc!,
Ewing were Mrs. Lily Mar-
shall, Maurice Marshall,
James Watt. Taramv„Larsrin
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Seaforth Woments Inti.
tote held its Christnias pot,
luck supper and meeting last
Tuesday evening Ili the Sea,
forth Public ,cltool. Presi-
dent Mrs, Eldon Kerr wel-
comed everyone, Many me-
mories were recalled when
members -answered the roll,
call with "A Christmas cus-
tom from your childhood."
The Institute will again give
prize money "for theSeaferth
Fall Fair Prize List in yeast
hnd guilt sections,
• A Christmas program was
prepared by Mrs.R. Gordon
-and- Mrs. .Gordon Papple;
Mrs: Gordon opened the
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program With a poem rap,
tiP Christmas. Carol sing-
ing was enjoyed led by, Mrs.
A. Crozier. A reading"A new
born calf" was given by Mrs.
G, Papple.
Mrs. R.J. Doig showed
slides and gave a most
informative and interesting
commentary Of places"where
she had holidayed. Enroute
td Arkona, 'pictures were
shown of New Orleans, Miss-
issippi, San Antonio, the
Grand Canyon of Arizona,
and the trees, cactus, orange
grove s and a few date trees
of Arizena. She also shbwed
a few pictures of Spain,
• South Anterlean an4 fiamiaii;
Mrs, Dolg was introduced by
Mrs. Gordon and thanked by.
'Mrs. Papple,
Huranview
Special
vascSundayThele b CyenMnj :oaf tyrreeeggdraan
the musieef
afternoon the Re-
sidents itIviecniduoyeeend
at the Sunday morning ser -
Dr. Toll and the Seaforth-
Dashwood CommunitY Band
who put on a special Christ -
Several •garneSof binge.
.were played,. and Christmas
gifts were exchanged, Mrs.
101Gatdon gave a reading 7
"Ladies docs Ibis description
Kt ,yotit! ',.Courtesy re_
marks werp;si'Ven for a most
enjoyable evening.
lacind concert enjoyed
• mas programme. We were
able to record the program-
me on the videos° will be
• enjoying it throughout the
building at a later date.
Mrs. Luther was here on
Sunday ev,ening and held a
service. We missed Marie
Flynn on Monday afternoon
at Old Tyme Music as she
was ill with a cold: however,
Elsie Henderson played the
piano in her place and the
five fiddles, Mr. Whitmore,
Mr. McCall ney, Mr. Mc
Call; Mr Hhl1, Mr. Cant-
elon assisted by Kenny Dale
and Jim Ruddoc10 put on a
interesting programme.
' Tuesday evening most of
the Residents attending the
pajama party came dressed
appropriately. Hot chocolate
and hot pop corn were served
to the Residents while Peri
and Martha, Heywood enter-
.tained. The carols that Earl
and Martha played and sang
certainiy put us in the Christ-
mas mood.
Day Care showed their
monthly film on Wednesday
afternoon hoping this would
skow a better attendance:
The movie starred Bing Cros-
by and was much enjoyed by
those who attended. -
Mrs. Pronty held Bible -
Study on Thursday after-
noon. As our Christmamarty
is on the .18th, Mrs. Prouty
will not be here but will hold
a service on the 30th.
Huronview would 'like to
welcome Margaret MacKers-
ie from Wingham and, Nor-
man Si on who is from
ya10. Huronview extends
sympathy to thelamily of Bill
• NIXON-SMITH
Deborah Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith
of Hensall and James L, Nixon of London, son of Mr. a'nd
Mrs. Dale Nixan of Seaforth, were married recently in a
double ring ceremony at Hensall United Chiirch_with_Rev.____
.
I .Stan
onald officiating. The bride was given in
marriage by r father. The maid of honor was Brenda
Clement of mira and the bridesma•ids were Alice Ann Tolton of London and Lynn Crossett of Denfield. The
groomsman. was'Glenn Nixon of Hensall and the ushers
were Larry Ritchie of Seaforth and Dale Baynham of
London. Following the wedding, a reception was held at
the Seaforth Community Centre. Guests attended from
• Seafotth, London, Denfield. Elmira and, Kitchener. The
manic. will .....L.I.. l.. T.....don.
•••• as....., in London. (Photo by Phillips)
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ONIONS
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Uncle Ben's Traditional Sage,
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Can. No. 1 Waxed
RUTABAGAS
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or Sweet Mixed
PICKLES
1 Lt Jar
1.49
Joy Liquid
DETERGENT
1 It.
1.75
Prices eifective.dtlIA1
until Saturday, .oulaxtd--.
December iMpl98ti.
Schneiders Olde Fashioned
HAMS
Schneiders Ready TO Eat
BONELESS PICNIC
. Schneiders Country Mellow
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PIG TAILS 24.8Kg.,
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SIDE RIBS
2.99 lb
2.491b.
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VERY MERRY
CHRISTMAS
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A HAPPY
NEW YEAR!
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DANNY VANTYGHEM, of
Sedforth has successfully
completed an Electronics
Technician program at Radio
College of Canada (R(.(
and has accepted employ •
ment ss ith Mendelson Films
in Toronto,
Walton
Continued trom page 10
Swan took the kermon. Gra-
eme Craig sang "Silent
Night" accompanying him-
self with his guitar. A sax-
aphone duet was given by
Keith and Brian Wilbee ac-
companied by Mrs. Wilbec
at the piano. The men's choir
sang "Christian men rejoice.
Mrs. Bill Humphries was the
organist.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Bak.
er and son of Australia
arrived last Tuesday where
they will be holtdaying with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Bev.lev. Walton and
Mr. and Mrs Carmen Baker.
Atwood over the holiday
season.
Remer-hcr It lakes but a
moment t.• ptac an Is
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ALEXANDER-WINSHIP
Linda Winship. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Winship
of Newbury and Paul Alexander, son of Mary Alexander of
Hensall and the lath John Alexander were married at
Christ Church, New bury on September 20. Reverend
George Hamilton officiated at the wedding. The bride was .
given in marriage ta her father. Bonnie Markham, a friend
of the bride, w as the maid of honor and Debby Bloomfield,
the,bride's sister. was Me bridesmaid. John, brother of the
groom, w as usher. Ronnie Bloornfield:Th nephew of the
bride, was ringbearer Doris McNaughton provided music
at the ceremony Following the wedding, a reception and
dance were held at the home of the bride's parents. The
couple now liye in Hensall after a honeymoon in Niagara
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