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with their families enjoyed a .led by Mrs,' .Garrett; Norma:
Christrnas party at the Orange Garrett, stepdance;' Mr. Bila,
Ball, Everyone enjoyed, a prQ- .CQllitns, violin selection aceom-•
gram consisting of Dianne Gar* .paided,:by Mra, Jack Van E8-
rett, recitation, followed by mond.
an accerdian selection by The program came to a
Brian Oldfield, Norma Gar- close width everyone singing
rett and Debbie Hopf sang Christmas carols with Mrs,
"Christmas" and "This • land Van Egrnond at the piano:
is Your !nand"; Sherry Storey Treats were given out to
stepdance; Norma Garrett and the children and a potluck
Debbie Kopf sang f Frosty the lunch was enjoyed by all..
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Christmas Party
The .ion UCW members en,
ter• tained their families at •their
annual Christmas meeting on
Friday evening at the _church
when a smorgasbord) supper was
enjoyed. The committee • was
Mrs. Lorne Aikens and, Mrs.
Charles Roney. The highlight of
the evening was the draw ;For
the Centennial name quilt which'
was displayed and which the
UCW members had made as
their ,centennial- project, Joan
Roney was the lucky winner and
the `ticket was drawn by Mrs.
Bert Daynard, Mrs, RossPepper
had charge of the prozz am pre-
pared by the Sunday School.
Joan and Calvin AnniS' sang two
numbers, "On the Wings of a
Snow White Dove" and "The
Merry Ploughboy". "If you Ask
Me" by Russell Barker, Trio,
Wendy Barker, Lindh Roney aid
Nancy Pepper sang "Silv
Bethel
folds
Party
The annual Bethel Bible
Church Christmas program
was presented' on Sunday by
the Sunday School with Har-
vey Greer as narrator.
Miss Debbie Dupee welcom-
ed the congregation, followed
by recitations from Jimmy
Neal, Jeffrey Janes, Sandra.
Neal and Debbie Shantz • Miss
Valerie Patterson introduced
the program entitled "Christ-
mas Pathways".
Taking an imaginary jour -
ley down Christmas Pathways
shepherds (Kim and Christine
KetM.edy, Barbara Dupee)
knelt by the manger -bed and
Blanchard, Allan Janes) came
wise men (Larry=. Dalton, John
Offering gifts, illustrating a
duet sung by Debbie Bechard
and Donna Dalton. The record
of Christ's birth .was recited
by Althea Stannah and the
wise men by Stephen Shantz.
A recitation "Around the
World at Christmas" followed
with Laurie Kennedy, Kathy
McGonigle, Phyllis Patterson,
Ronnie Blanchard and Annette
Zwep taking part. "Around'
the World at Christmas" was
sung by Julia Blanchard and
Dianne Dalton.
A play "How God Planned
Christmas was presented by
the Young People and Adult
Bible Class and the program
closed with a duet by Misses
Blanchard . and Dalton, and
Rev. D. L. Paterson pronoun-
ced the benediction.
Gifts of books were presen-
ted to the children and pack-
ages of candies and oranges
were distributed.
Miss Hazel Greer' was pian-
ist for the evening. Scenery
changes and posters were ar-
ranged by Roy Dalton. During
the program the beginners
Rhythm Band also took part.
CONSTANCE
Mrs. Irene' Grimoldby re-
turned home Friday after
spending the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleming
of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert, Haver-
kamp visited on Saturday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Haverkamp and family of Au-
burn.
. Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Hart of
Holmesville and Mr. and Mrs.
George 'Hart of Brussels were
Saturday evening visitors
with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bu-
chanan and family.
Mr, and 2Vi.rs. William Dale,
Cheryl and Kathy, Mr. Wayne
Hoegy of Dublin spent Satur-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob McMichael of Walton
were a pre -Christmas dinner
was held.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszca-
tor and Nancy visited on Sun-
day with Mr. Lawrence Hill
who is a patient in Exeter
Hospital.
Mr: and Mrs. Fred Buchan-
an anti family visited on Sun-
day with Mr.' and Mrs. Earlan
Osborn, Melody and Leona.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mell-
wain and Mary visited on Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs. Jack
Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin
and Lori of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hart
and family of Brussels visited
on Monday With Mr. and Mrs
Fred Buchanan and family.
Board
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The seminar, attended by 80
representatives of south Huron.
boards- divided into five groups
to discuss particular elements
of the county board proposal.
In a general discussion that fol-
lowed it was indicated that when
the Huron board was establish-
ed it would be responsible for
13,000 sttxlents, not including
those of separate or Canadian
Forties schools. Transportation
is provided by 32 board owned
and 110 contract buses at 'an
estimated' annual cost
$600,000.00.
The meeting agreed to meet
again on January 15, when
boards will have had an op-
portunity:;,to consider the posi-
tion each will take.
Every week more people dis
cover -what mighty jobs, are
accotnpli$hed by low Bost Ex-
flasitor Want Ads. Dial 627.0240.
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.Bells". A guitar duet b .Dennis
Pepper and .Joan! Annus, "Blue
Christmas" and, '(Silver Bells",
A reading by. Kenny Roney,
"Why Johnny left the farm".
Salo by Calvin Annis. •
Mrs. Daltqn Malcolm, was in
charge of the worship service„
and narrated the Canadian
Friendship service and also read
the scripture. Mrs, Ross Pepper
gave :the response and 'prayer.
Lighting candles ,,wt a Mrs.
Lloyd Barker,a1Vf s. L$,wrenee
Barker and; Mrs. Ross 'Pepper.
The following Christmas 'hymns
were sung, "Angels from the
Realms of Glory", "Q Come All
Ye Faithful", "Away in • The
Manger", "Infant .Holy, Infant
Lowly", , "Canadian Carol",
"Gentle Mother Laid Her Child".
Marilyn, Beth, Laura May Ron-
ey and Ann Aikens sang "In the
leak Mid -Winter".
The meeting closest with
"Christians - Awake, Salute the
Happy Morn".
Mrs. Glenn Pepper conducted
the business and Ws. Wilfred
Annis read the minutes of the
last meeting. Observers were
ordered for a year 1968 and
members were reminded of their
stamp collection. Rev. Daynard
installed the new officers: Past
president, Mrs. Glenn Pepper;
president, Mrs. Lloyds Barker;
first vice, Mrs. Lawrence Bar-
ker; second vice, Mrs. James
Statton; secretary, Mrs. Wilfred
Annis; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Dalton Malcolm; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Roney; assistant treasur-
er, Mrs. Dalton Smale; pianist,
Mrs. Charles Roney; assistant
pianist, Mrs. Lawrence Barker;
Christian education, Mrs. Lorne
McKinnon; buying committee,
Mrs. Gordon Aikens and Mrs.
Ross Pepper; flower committee,
Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Lawrence
Hannon and Mrs. Norman Bush -
field; press ;reporter, Mrs. Jos-
eph Looby; representative to
local official board, Mrs. Glenn
Pepper; representative to the
board of Stewards, Mrs. Lorne
Aiken,
Treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. Lawrence Barker. Mrs.
Dalton Malcolm gave a report'
on cards. Rev. and, Mrs. Day-
nard showedl pictures of their
recent trip to the Mexican bor-
der and British Columbia which
was much enjoyed by all.
BEIMLRS
"Bronze and yellow mums on
the chancel of St. Peter's 1.u-
theran Church, Brodhagen
formed the setting for the
wedding .of Anna Beimers and
William Edward Siemon on'
November 4th at 3:30 p.m.
Rev. Harry Lossing performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Peter Beimers,
Brodhagen and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Siemon of RR 4 Walton.
The bride, on the arm of
her father, wore an aqua
sleeveless floor length dress
styled in empire lines. It had
a lace train and jacket. The
aqua veil was held by an aqua
rose. Pearl earrings and blue
satin `shoes to match complet-
ed the ensemble. She carried
a bouquet of white carnations
and stephanotis.
The 'maid of honor, Mrs.
Keith Gregory of St. Cathar-
ines, was dressed in an aqua
sleeveless floor length dress
styled on empire lines similar
to that of the bride and had
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blue flowers for a head piece.
She wore long white gloves
pearl earrings and necklace. -
Mr. Keith Siemon, RR 4
Walton was groomsman and
:the ushers were Donald Diegel
and David Leonhardt, both of
RR 1 Borhohn.
Mrs. Lorne Mueller played
wedding music , consisting of
Praise My Soul, Wedding Pra-
yer, Oh Perfect Love and
Trumpet Tune.
The dinner and reception
was held at the Brodhagen
Community. Hall.
For a wedding trip to Tim-
mins and Lake Kamiscotia,
the bride Wore a multi -colored
long sleeved tent -dress, light
green coat -and black access-
ories.
• The couple -will reside at
RR 4 Walton.
Guests were present from
Strathroy, St. Catharines, Ha.
milton, Blyth, London, Brod-
hagen, C/shawa, Exeter, Dub-
lin, Walton and Palmerston.
Classified ads pay dividends.
Holds Ruch
Cae, liwark `was hos.
fess for the dies' botvling
club, with. `our 'ta'blea of Miehre
and• three of bridge. Prize' win-.
tiers were .iss Janet • sluff fo9r
bridge and . , Bose hil►s
-for euchre;Dutch:' was .fi.crve4
by Z. Mart;. Wald, lb�rs.,
Luella Christie, Mr's; Janet Fort!
and !Miss Peg Grieves, The nest
euchre and bridge will be herd.
January t6, at the home of dNiZ's,;.
Marg. Walden,
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you pavo nes .is •th. Ihicti,tn.
December 416 and wl:hiing
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Electric -Cooker
Electric, Blender (3 -speed)
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Electric Knife 25.95 to 29.95
G.E. Percolator 30.95.
Mixmaster, Junior 17.95
Punch Bowl 6.95
Bar Set • • 7.98
Tool Set • , 7.60
Chisel Set r 6.60
Propane Torch Kit 11.50
Catalytic Heater 13.95
Snow Shoes 14.95
Speedy Car Defroster 4.98
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Knitted Shirts .1.95 - 2.95
Winter Jackets 9.95 - 17.95
Casual Pants 3.95 - 6.95
Dress Pants 5.95 - 7.95
Pulloveras 2.95 - 7.50
Sweat Shirts 2.25
Cardigans 3,95 - 6.95
No -Iron White Shirts X3.95
Ready -Knot Ties 75c
Happy -Foot • Sox 79c
Dress Sox 75c - 95c
Ski Pajamas - 4.50
Flannelette Pajamas 2.95
Deluxe Quality 3.50
Hockey Sweaters 2.95
Hockey Sox 1.59
Touques; new...styles 2.50
Dressing Gowns 4.95 - 7.50
Liner' Jeans (8-14) 3.95
T.K. Corduroy Jeans 6.95
Wm* -Sox 95c
Boys' Ski Caps 1.95
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GIFTS FOR HIM
Never_.Iron White Shirts 6.50 to -7.50
Pastel Shade Dress Shirts 6.95
Regular White Shirts • • 3.95 to 5.50
Stripe Dress Shirts 5.95 to 7.95
Neckwearto 2.50
Tie and Sox Sets 2.95
Dress Sox 1.00 to 1.65
Pajamas (all types) • • • • 4.95 to 5.95
Pajamas and Robe Sets - 11.95
Monogram Initial Hankies ' 69c
2 for 1.25
Regular Hankies 25c to 1.00
Pullover Sweaters 8.95 to 19.50
Cardigan Sweaters • • • • 7.95 to 19.50
Curling Sweaters • • • • 19.50 to 27.50
Sport Jackets 24.50 to 49.50
Dress,Trousers 8.95 to 19.50
'Casual Slacks 5.95 to 10,95
Wyk Shirts 2.95 rto 4.95
Sport Shirts (cotton) ...:.. 3.95 to 6.95
Warm Sport Shirts • • • • 3.95 to 7.95
Maple Leaf Tartan Shirts • • • • 7.95
House Coats 10.95 to 17.95
Car Coats 19.50 to 29.50
Suede Jackets (leather) , 29.50
,Genuine Suede Coats Special 59.50
Topcoats 29.50 -to 59.50
Cashmere Winter Coats 79.50
Hat Gift Certificates • • -8.95 to 9.95
NOVEL GIFTS FOR MEN
Man -Abouts Slippers • a. • • • , • • • • 3.95
Cuff Links (boxed) 2.50
Tie Tacks (boxed) . 1.50
Western String Ties 1.50
Lint Rollers 1.00
2 Lint Roller Refills 1.00
Boxed Hankerchiefs (3) 1.00
Wallets 2.95 to 5.95
Key Cases 1.95 to 3.95
Fur Caps L 5.95
Tongues 2.95
GIFTS FOR HER
Slip (nylon) 3.98 to 9.95
Panties (nylon) 1.00 to 3.00
Nighties (nylon) 5.95 to 9.95
Gloves (all kinds) 1.00 to 12.95
Purses 2.95 to- 12.95
Ladies' Scarfs - 1.00 to 3.95
Ladies' Wallets 2.95 to 6.95
Bed Jackets 4.95 to 6.95
Pullover Sweaters 6.50 to 19.95
Cardigan Sweaters • 6.95 to 21.95
Shells • 4.95 to 6.95
Luggage 10.95 to 35.00
Lunch. Sets 2.95 to 5.95
Boxed Pillow Cases • • • • 2.95 to 3.95
Lace Table Cloths • • • • 8.95 to 13.95
Boxed
Linen Table Cloths • • • • 5:95 to 21.50
Wabasso Sheet Sets • 9.95 to 11.95
Towels 1.25 to 2.95
Matching Face Cloths and
Hand Towels 50c o 1.75
Bath Mats 3.50 0 8.95
Bed Spreads 10.50 t 24.50
Blankets, (all types) • • 6.95 24.Q5
Bathroom Sets ' 5.95 to 7.50
Aprons (Blindgraft) • • 1.00 to 1.95
Casual Slippers 3.50 & 4.00
Hosiery • • • • , 1.00 to 1.50
Pantie -Hose 2.95
Flannelette Gowns • . • • 2.98 to 3.98
Flannelette Pajamas • • 2.98 to 3.98
Ladies' Housecoats • • • • 7.95 10 16.95
Kitten Sets 31.00 & 32.00
Knitted Sets 23.90 to 29.95
Butte Knit Suits • • • • ,45.00 to 60.00
Darlene Match -Mate • • 4.95 to 10.95
Slacks and Skirts • • • • 8.95 to 17.00
Children's Sweaters • • • • 3;95 to 4.95
BABY GIFTS
Dresses, Rompers, Snow Suits, Diaper Sets,
Sleepers, Overall Sets, Sweaters, Housecoats,
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