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v REEL Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. J. H. Hardy were her brother Dr. Ralph Honey and daughter of Peterborough. * * * The attendance at the semi- weekly euchre at the Odd- fllows Hall was not as good as usual due to the cold wea- ther, 12 tables of euchre was enjoyed by those attending. * * * With Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach on the week-end were Mr. Roach's sister Mrs. John Cranley & Martha of Aurora, LJ] * * Mr. and Mrs. Ian O'Connor, - Uxbridge, Sunday dinner guests with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hvidsten, Prince Albert. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fawns Greenbank We welcome Miss Eva Luke of Gravenhurst who has been visiting among her neigh- bours and friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. Baird and Eva spent Sunday afternoon at Lake- view Manor with Mona and ~ Ernest Phair and Mrs. Laura; Real. This Friday evening is the time for the Euchre party again. Come and bring a friend for a social time in the hall. a" es wie ol The January meeting of Sy the W.I. will be postponed one week until Wed. the 28 day of January. The groups will be called. - The Annual Consraalion, al Meeting will be held Jan. 19th .at 8:00 in the church. A good attendance would be i appreciated. . . pi Mrs. Tote from North 2 Battleford is visiting Mrs. C. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter spent Wed. and Thurs. at Toronto, - attending the Ont. meeting and convention. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines also spent some time at the con- vention. The Ontario County Jr. Farmers Choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Betty Dob- son competed with nine other choirs in the Prov. Competition held at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Belair were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Real and fam- ily. CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Repairs to all Makes of 7 Appliances. i AUTHORIZED MOFFAT ri SERVICE . DEPOT / CAESAREA 986-4926 Handel's Milk Marketing Board annual | * Led 5 b ¥ A were pleasantly surprised last Saturday evening when 22 friends dropped in to wel- come them in their new home. They were presented with a Brittany Fondue and fork set, by their friends. * LJ LJ 'One of the highlights of the Christmas Music presen- tations in Oshawa--was the performance of Part I of I's "Messiah" by, the AS s ? Ok len 7) PRATT FTW damsel AIPROIN NRT CN DE ye nahi A FERRE ERIG IN Fehon cdamtciadi PARRA sewsadubain ashi "ROUND THE TOWN" Harmony United Church Choir and soloists under the direction of Marie Taylor. This work is difficult and de- manding, and the musicians]: mastered it superbly. The concert was also presented in Trinity United Church, Ux- bridge, Dec. 21 to a capacity crowd. The excellent choir boasts eleven trained solo- ists--and the choristers are all auditioned before, becom: ing a member. They are now planning a spring con- cert with the Church Youth Choir, and also will present Part II and ITI of Messiah at the Easter season.' minister W. Q. Mcnee," Ont- ario Depactment of ~Trans- port below. The Ontario department of transport does not yet know what snowmobile legis- lation changes will be necess- ary, says Deputy Minister W.Q. Macnee. Mr. Macnee told thi Tor- onto bureau of The Times the department does not intend to draft proposed amendments to. the Snow- mobile Act until the last minute before .the legislature resumes in late February. Decides Against Passing "We want to leave any decision about 'legislation changes until the last possible moment to gain as much knowledge and experience in the problem areas as possible. "In fairness to snowmobile enthusiasts we need to get a great deal of information under our belts before decid- ing," he said, There is need for change, said Mr. Macnee, but we don't know what the changes are going to be. "When we make a decis- ion concerning new legislat- 0f By-Law ion we want to be right. The only way to make sure we are right is to collect and evaluate as much informationfas poss- ible. The department is active- ly pursuing this now," he said, Municipal and provincial police, snowmobile manufact- urers, and snowmobile oper- ators have been interviewed by department officials. The information obtained . from them presents a wide scope of ideas from all sectors of the population, said the deputy- minister. ; Cooking ONIONS 3 Ib. +. Day after Day-You GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY | BEST BUY! Reg. 92¢ VALUE! BEST BUY -- SAVE 14c! BEST BUY! JAViEx | AVLMER | BALLET u| CATSUP | TISSUE :35¢| 4:55¢ CARAMEL COFFEE ROLLS - 69. BEEF -- | DRAGON uso CHOP SUEY - 69: LIQUID wr-r-Ox Ontario Fancy Grade -- Mcintosh Red APPLES 5b Bag Florida Temple -- Size 125 ORANGES No.1 Head | CABBAGE ...... 35¢! Dozen 35¢ MODESS FEMININE NAPKINS 2 sin. 89 REC. 63¢! -- ALL PURPOSE REG. $1.29! -- 12¢ OFF PACK 40Z. 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