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Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime]
SALON
COLLEEN
• DUBLI
Ladies — Make your Christmas. appointment
now. Don't forget the $17.50 permanent wave
draw with a chance to win with every ap-
-pointment.
Draw to be made at 5 p.m. December 23rd.
How about highlighting that drab hair with
our Lorea'I Color.
Phone 91, Dublin for appointment
•
' •"(-51, sesi,
DOWN
AT
LANES
BY HEE
•
Mixer) League
Team standings: Cabbage
Heads, 42; -horn Cobs, 40; Let-
tuce Leaves, 34; Carrot Tops,
33; Pea Pads, "21; Pumpkin
Seeds, 19.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Betty Smith, 268 and 686; men's
high single, 13ill Brown, -265;
high triple, Eric Matzold, 706.
* $
Egmondville League
Team standings: karrets, 50;
Bluejas, 47; Bob -O -Links, 43;
WeetbeCIters, 37; Robins, 10;
liummiugbiraS, 1.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Tenet MacGregor, 233 and 699;
meotjs high single and:14Na,
Erverett &kith, 246 and 700.
* * *
- St. Joules' League '
Team standings. Cannonballs,
16; -Xing Pin, 'It Whistlers,
38; Hipplis,, 37,; Alley Cats, 33.
Liadiee VOL ';•abfgle, / le * ..
Groot , iline, 602; men'e MO'
McCue, 244Yligh tOple,
triple, fetrtraiglit9?t80, h1441
* * * •
Country. Club
Team: standings: Seaforth,
116; tMitchell, 11S.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Ann Noble, 233 and 581; 'men's
high single and triple, Gord
Noble, 284 and 753. -
* * *
Seaforth Legion League
Team standings: Cheaters, 57;
Slipperys, 47; Untouchables; 36;
Hippies, 3e; Echoes, 30; Hoot
Owls, 29.
Ladies' high single, Doreen
Eisler, 242; high Iriple, • Ann
Wood, 654; men's 'high single
and triple, Les Leonhardt, 300
and 694.
News of
Winchelsea •
Mr. and -Mrs. Ross Veal alid
family of Henson, visited on
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and fam-
ily. •
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Coward,
Pamela and Jeffery of Sunshine
Line visited ,on. Thursday. eve-
ning with Mrs. John Coward,.
Misses t Karen Kerslake„ Joan
Lynn and Jante. Hern attended
achievement day at the High
-School in Exeter on Saturday.
Mrs., John Coward visited in
Exeter on Thursday with Mrs.
John Seines.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Phelke
of Monkton, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hut -
tot* Dennis and Dianne.
„el/
.vs, • • •
NEWS OF BRODHAGON
Surprise Gatheringp
Marks Anniversary
•
A surprise party .was held at
the Cetegttuatty Ifall here for
Mr. and Mrs, IsRninatt Beuerman
who celebrated .their2...9th wed-
ding anniversary, with about 70
attending.
Progressive euchre was played
with prizes going to Mrs. Tole&
Beuernian, Bill Rock, Willard
Bennewies and Mrs. Archie Hull..
'Mr. Beuerman is the son of
the la Mr. and, Mrs. Henry
Beeer . an Wpcl, Mrs. Beuerman
he former Gertrude Rock,
er
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Rhine.old Rock. They were
married on December 8, 1942.
winion 6oirol# an; Mrs.
Rawl; were. soloists, Mrs. Vi-
ola *Ix0r1044,.,,,..V.Atael*r and
Bill° Rock, '41ratfOrd, were their.
attendrintS• Mrs. Ron geeies; of
Waterloo, the flO .wer ' girls,
could not attendthe party. .
Mrs., jo.sepliEoko# read S fit-
ting ficiVes0i 400 Harry' 1440,1!:1
TOM Eckerttil eq. ,Yeek. Horpi
proOopt4,.f*101.."4'Jkit0110
'lel*
siii0 triiii*:1:.1.,,!000,.".Hiliritock
ote*ifoaii10,-,giAt#PAPIAOS
mitit.01144441feiternien*, 10.45
beautiful- roAeis. They also re-
ceived a 'silver cup and saucer
and- silver vase.
IVIr. and, Mrs. Beuerman have
twa childie.n, Bill at home; and
Mary, who attends MacDonald
Hall, at Guelph. She was able to
be present with her parents for
their gala event.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mes-
serschmidt, Detroit, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennewies
and attended the funerals of
Mrs. Caroline Wietersen and
Mrs. Louis Bennewies.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligsen
visited, with V.fr. and Mrs, Rus-
sel iSholdice, Stratforct Friday
evening.
Mr. and, Mrs. Gary Sholdice
and Mark attended the wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. David Bender,
(Susan Clark, Mrs. Sholdiee's
niece) on Saturday in Kitchen-
er. Mark was rin.g-bearer at the
wedding which took place at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church.
Mr. and 14,rs. Charles Scher -
berth, Lynda, Michaele and Lori
awl, Mr, and Mrs: Ken Elligsen,
Terry and, Warren werpguests
of Rev. and Mrs. Calvm, Gilek
arid girls on Sunday at Kitchen-
er.
Chis W. Leeehardt had
the Migrittittie to fall a k
ago Monday injuring, hcr le ,
lLt is improving favour -ably at
her home, now.
• INJOLIN-
Mr. god �is dwarcll
nen, Itetltforcl .51,(tehtgan., with
1r, an4MerCOnitt an
relativka, • '.
Mr. TOM e no; • Lendett.
with Miter...440 Louis reetiOZ
• Mr. and his. De4
Am, with Mr. and • Mrs. Tom
Butters.
Mrs. Jim NeweeMbe4 Pert
Credit, with Mr. William Staple-
ton..
Mr. and Ms. Ron Agar a0.1
children, London; with Wk. and
Mrs. Ed 'Stapleton.
Mr. and .Mrs. Ben -Nyaand
have left to spend several weeks
in Holland.
Mr, Patrick .L. Maloney has
returned home from, Seaforth
Hospital.
Miss Joanne Stapleton, Kit-
chener, with- Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
gus Stapletnn.
OP'and fanti•IY, 1Vfir, 44S, et*
14. anct' Virg. Miehae4Vfahin-
sttaforak Mr. Ikt• idne3ti
Sedorth,' with:Mt. 'and Mis. Wil-
frediValetiez.
Mies- Olive Speare, CromertY
with Mrs. Ann crawford.
Church Groups Meet
Fhe Docciol -1111e.ertif12,0% the
JQ ot. T4ionai. Anglican
the
hie of,
th PreatuetA Cleavel
Cgetribs.i g.ptp.txtvIlle. The
meeting 7,fy,.•• qpern. by the,
President,szge. Coombs, reading
froi. tho gospel of St. Luke,
chapter two, , `The' Story of
Christmas", followed by the
December Litnay, 1V1erobers'
Prayer and Lord's Prayer in un-
ison. Educational secretary, Mrs.
Robert Newnham reported on
the general meeting !held in
Goderich. After all reports' were
given, an exchange of Christmas
gifts was, held. • ...• •
A lunch; was served by, Mrs.
Coombs and, •Mrs. ,Jones and a
social hour was then ehjoyed.
The December meeting of
nit three of Northside upged
GThIqh took the tdirti bf4ot.
luck supper and was .held in the
basement of the .cburch. •'
Mrs. Peter Dunlop; conihrte4
a religious skit named "ti Come,
0,Come Etent6huer! which IP -
03404 readino y Albbie
Mrs. Ruth Hnighti Mrs. Luella
Christie and Mrs. Alf .Byerinan
and' the singing of _ several'
Christmas carols.
The business part of the meet-
ing was conducted 'by Mrs.
Luella Christie with Mrs. Wil-
liam Ball bringing the unit up
to date on the happenings in
the ucw.
The meeting closed by sing-
ing hymn 364.
• 1
1101313Y 'CRAFT GIFTIAITS
Artifical Flower Arrangements '
' Poinsettia •
Holly Wreaths - Candles; Coasters
• Capdle Making Nitsland Supplies
D941).WRITE LIQUID EMBROIDERY
Hoops, Transfer Pencils
Tip Cleaner and Tube Holders
STYROFOAM
WALLY POOL TABLES
Sizes 3' x 6"to x 8'
Bostkri or Snooker Balls
FRONI $111.95 'UP
• CELANESE CARPETS
0610M -id &Last
, DES RAND-
AINT and PAPER
Km and Martin-Senour Paint •
Sunworthy and Waldec Wallpaper
Read the Advertisetnents 7 It's a Profitable Pastime,
WANT ADS BRING QUICICRESULTS: Dial 527-0240
arch Up` and Save During IGA's Value -Packed
GREEN GIANT FANCY
WHITE SWAN (ASST'D CO.LOURS)^
BATHROOM TISSUE. 4si
Rolls
DEL MONTE CHOICE
PEACHES .(Halves Or 4
Sliced Tins I
CREST REG. OR MINT
TOOTHPASTE
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
• PHONE 527-1690
, COME AND PICK A GIFT FROM OUR CHRISTMAS VALUES
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE.
FROM YOUR FAMILY CLOTHING STORE
FRESH FROM THE ORIENT
4 yousG, (ANADIAII GRADE 'A' TOM
Ilf•DAESSED, FROZPI
I SIDEBACON
°„, 1 COMERINIS .0.0°
POijiTO SALAD c" 31c
- coigevonf 79'
SPARE RIBS h 59'Ale
SAUSAGE MEAT '” 7 A
1118' otr"Blica " 55' CNED BEEF 4 89'
REYNOLD'S—(12" x 26' ROLL)
FOIL WRAP 3
Extra Special For Christmas
LADIES' AND GIRLS' DRESSES AND DRESS COATS
G 10 to 20% DISCOUNT*
Effl`CGW AND SAVE,
"Caine to theStOre Where Your Dollar Buys the Most”
• . .
Rolls RAO SHORTENING .•
SOLO (PARCHMENT PACK)
390 .MARGAR1NE
SWIFT PROW.] (Assi.o)
coOKIEs Ar14-oz.
S1 .00 MEAT PIES
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• Choe• Chit/ • brown Sugar • rretch Oreina
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11011AND ONIONS t61,-690-
McLAREN'S (PICKLE BARREL) SWEET
MIXED PICKLES 231ZS1i00
mcLAilewssyuppED
MANZANILLA OLIVErri
IGA HAS, A COMPLETE SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS 1
SEAPORTS
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Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime]
SALON
COLLEEN
• DUBLI
Ladies — Make your Christmas. appointment
now. Don't forget the $17.50 permanent wave
draw with a chance to win with every ap-
-pointment.
Draw to be made at 5 p.m. December 23rd.
How about highlighting that drab hair with
our Lorea'I Color.
Phone 91, Dublin for appointment
•
' •"(-51, sesi,
DOWN
AT
LANES
BY HEE
•
Mixer) League
Team standings: Cabbage
Heads, 42; -horn Cobs, 40; Let-
tuce Leaves, 34; Carrot Tops,
33; Pea Pads, "21; Pumpkin
Seeds, 19.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Betty Smith, 268 and 686; men's
high single, 13ill Brown, -265;
high triple, Eric Matzold, 706.
* $
Egmondville League
Team standings: karrets, 50;
Bluejas, 47; Bob -O -Links, 43;
WeetbeCIters, 37; Robins, 10;
liummiugbiraS, 1.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Tenet MacGregor, 233 and 699;
meotjs high single and:14Na,
Erverett &kith, 246 and 700.
* * *
- St. Joules' League '
Team standings. Cannonballs,
16; -Xing Pin, 'It Whistlers,
38; Hipplis,, 37,; Alley Cats, 33.
Liadiee VOL ';•abfgle, / le * ..
Groot , iline, 602; men'e MO'
McCue, 244Yligh tOple,
triple, fetrtraiglit9?t80, h1441
* * * •
Country. Club
Team: standings: Seaforth,
116; tMitchell, 11S.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Ann Noble, 233 and 581; 'men's
high single and triple, Gord
Noble, 284 and 753. -
* * *
Seaforth Legion League
Team standings: Cheaters, 57;
Slipperys, 47; Untouchables; 36;
Hippies, 3e; Echoes, 30; Hoot
Owls, 29.
Ladies' high single, Doreen
Eisler, 242; high Iriple, • Ann
Wood, 654; men's 'high single
and triple, Les Leonhardt, 300
and 694.
News of
Winchelsea •
Mr. and -Mrs. Ross Veal alid
family of Henson, visited on
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and fam-
ily. •
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Coward,
Pamela and Jeffery of Sunshine
Line visited ,on. Thursday. eve-
ning with Mrs. John Coward,.
Misses t Karen Kerslake„ Joan
Lynn and Jante. Hern attended
achievement day at the High
-School in Exeter on Saturday.
Mrs., John Coward visited in
Exeter on Thursday with Mrs.
John Seines.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Phelke
of Monkton, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hut -
tot* Dennis and Dianne.
„el/
.vs, • • •
NEWS OF BRODHAGON
Surprise Gatheringp
Marks Anniversary
•
A surprise party .was held at
the Cetegttuatty Ifall here for
Mr. and Mrs, IsRninatt Beuerman
who celebrated .their2...9th wed-
ding anniversary, with about 70
attending.
Progressive euchre was played
with prizes going to Mrs. Tole&
Beuernian, Bill Rock, Willard
Bennewies and Mrs. Archie Hull..
'Mr. Beuerman is the son of
the la Mr. and, Mrs. Henry
Beeer . an Wpcl, Mrs. Beuerman
he former Gertrude Rock,
er
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Rhine.old Rock. They were
married on December 8, 1942.
winion 6oirol# an; Mrs.
Rawl; were. soloists, Mrs. Vi-
ola *Ix0r1044,.,,,..V.Atael*r and
Bill° Rock, '41ratfOrd, were their.
attendrintS• Mrs. Ron geeies; of
Waterloo, the flO .wer ' girls,
could not attendthe party. .
Mrs., jo.sepliEoko# read S fit-
ting ficiVes0i 400 Harry' 1440,1!:1
TOM Eckerttil eq. ,Yeek. Horpi
proOopt4,.f*101.."4'Jkit0110
'lel*
siii0 triiii*:1:.1.,,!000,.".Hiliritock
ote*ifoaii10,-,giAt#PAPIAOS
mitit.01144441feiternien*, 10.45
beautiful- roAeis. They also re-
ceived a 'silver cup and saucer
and- silver vase.
IVIr. and, Mrs. Beuerman have
twa childie.n, Bill at home; and
Mary, who attends MacDonald
Hall, at Guelph. She was able to
be present with her parents for
their gala event.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mes-
serschmidt, Detroit, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennewies
and attended the funerals of
Mrs. Caroline Wietersen and
Mrs. Louis Bennewies.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligsen
visited, with V.fr. and Mrs, Rus-
sel iSholdice, Stratforct Friday
evening.
Mr. and, Mrs. Gary Sholdice
and Mark attended the wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. David Bender,
(Susan Clark, Mrs. Sholdiee's
niece) on Saturday in Kitchen-
er. Mark was rin.g-bearer at the
wedding which took place at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church.
Mr. and 14,rs. Charles Scher -
berth, Lynda, Michaele and Lori
awl, Mr, and Mrs: Ken Elligsen,
Terry and, Warren werpguests
of Rev. and Mrs. Calvm, Gilek
arid girls on Sunday at Kitchen-
er.
Chis W. Leeehardt had
the Migrittittie to fall a k
ago Monday injuring, hcr le ,
lLt is improving favour -ably at
her home, now.
• INJOLIN-
Mr. god �is dwarcll
nen, Itetltforcl .51,(tehtgan., with
1r, an4MerCOnitt an
relativka, • '.
Mr. TOM e no; • Lendett.
with Miter...440 Louis reetiOZ
• Mr. and his. De4
Am, with Mr. and • Mrs. Tom
Butters.
Mrs. Jim NeweeMbe4 Pert
Credit, with Mr. William Staple-
ton..
Mr. and Ms. Ron Agar a0.1
children, London; with Wk. and
Mrs. Ed 'Stapleton.
Mr. and .Mrs. Ben -Nyaand
have left to spend several weeks
in Holland.
Mr, Patrick .L. Maloney has
returned home from, Seaforth
Hospital.
Miss Joanne Stapleton, Kit-
chener, with- Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
gus Stapletnn.
OP'and fanti•IY, 1Vfir, 44S, et*
14. anct' Virg. Miehae4Vfahin-
sttaforak Mr. Ikt• idne3ti
Sedorth,' with:Mt. 'and Mis. Wil-
frediValetiez.
Mies- Olive Speare, CromertY
with Mrs. Ann crawford.
Church Groups Meet
Fhe Docciol -1111e.ertif12,0% the
JQ ot. T4ionai. Anglican
the
hie of,
th PreatuetA Cleavel
Cgetribs.i g.ptp.txtvIlle. The
meeting 7,fy,.•• qpern. by the,
President,szge. Coombs, reading
froi. tho gospel of St. Luke,
chapter two, , `The' Story of
Christmas", followed by the
December Litnay, 1V1erobers'
Prayer and Lord's Prayer in un-
ison. Educational secretary, Mrs.
Robert Newnham reported on
the general meeting !held in
Goderich. After all reports' were
given, an exchange of Christmas
gifts was, held. • ...• •
A lunch; was served by, Mrs.
Coombs and, •Mrs. ,Jones and a
social hour was then ehjoyed.
The December meeting of
nit three of Northside upged
GThIqh took the tdirti bf4ot.
luck supper and was .held in the
basement of the .cburch. •'
Mrs. Peter Dunlop; conihrte4
a religious skit named "ti Come,
0,Come Etent6huer! which IP -
03404 readino y Albbie
Mrs. Ruth Hnighti Mrs. Luella
Christie and Mrs. Alf .Byerinan
and' the singing of _ several'
Christmas carols.
The business part of the meet-
ing was conducted 'by Mrs.
Luella Christie with Mrs. Wil-
liam Ball bringing the unit up
to date on the happenings in
the ucw.
The meeting closed by sing-
ing hymn 364.
• 1
1101313Y 'CRAFT GIFTIAITS
Artifical Flower Arrangements '
' Poinsettia •
Holly Wreaths - Candles; Coasters
• Capdle Making Nitsland Supplies
D941).WRITE LIQUID EMBROIDERY
Hoops, Transfer Pencils
Tip Cleaner and Tube Holders
STYROFOAM
WALLY POOL TABLES
Sizes 3' x 6"to x 8'
Bostkri or Snooker Balls
FRONI $111.95 'UP
• CELANESE CARPETS
0610M -id &Last
, DES RAND-
AINT and PAPER
Km and Martin-Senour Paint •
Sunworthy and Waldec Wallpaper
Read the Advertisetnents 7 It's a Profitable Pastime,
WANT ADS BRING QUICICRESULTS: Dial 527-0240
arch Up` and Save During IGA's Value -Packed
GREEN GIANT FANCY
WHITE SWAN (ASST'D CO.LOURS)^
BATHROOM TISSUE. 4si
Rolls
DEL MONTE CHOICE
PEACHES .(Halves Or 4
Sliced Tins I
CREST REG. OR MINT
TOOTHPASTE
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
• PHONE 527-1690
, COME AND PICK A GIFT FROM OUR CHRISTMAS VALUES
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE.
FROM YOUR FAMILY CLOTHING STORE
FRESH FROM THE ORIENT
4 yousG, (ANADIAII GRADE 'A' TOM
Ilf•DAESSED, FROZPI
I SIDEBACON
°„, 1 COMERINIS .0.0°
POijiTO SALAD c" 31c
- coigevonf 79'
SPARE RIBS h 59'Ale
SAUSAGE MEAT '” 7 A
1118' otr"Blica " 55' CNED BEEF 4 89'
REYNOLD'S—(12" x 26' ROLL)
FOIL WRAP 3
Extra Special For Christmas
LADIES' AND GIRLS' DRESSES AND DRESS COATS
G 10 to 20% DISCOUNT*
Effl`CGW AND SAVE,
"Caine to theStOre Where Your Dollar Buys the Most”
• . .
Rolls RAO SHORTENING .•
SOLO (PARCHMENT PACK)
390 .MARGAR1NE
SWIFT PROW.] (Assi.o)
coOKIEs Ar14-oz.
S1 .00 MEAT PIES
„pk90._.;ig,
• Choe• Chit/ • brown Sugar • rretch Oreina
McLAREN'S'ISPECIAL KENT JAR) A
11011AND ONIONS t61,-690-
McLAREN'S (PICKLE BARREL) SWEET
MIXED PICKLES 231ZS1i00
mcLAilewssyuppED
MANZANILLA OLIVErri
IGA HAS, A COMPLETE SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS 1
SEAPORTS
SEE THIS WEEK'S IGA COLOURED HANDBILLPOR•MOK'E OUTSTANbiNG vALuEsr---
,
.4°