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they all enjoyed singing Christmas carols before the opening of the concert which included skits kindergarten rhythm band solo from Art Houghten poems an accordion package from Dawna and Darrell Key piano solo from Beth Sommers and beautiful Christmas Story from Frank Stevens After Pstor Bonney closed in prayer gifts and bag of candy were presented to every child alllston by Jean Hand 4355178 Last Monday evening the residents of Sunset Senior Citizen home on Nelson St en joyed Christmas dinner and party On Thursday night the residents of the Wellington St home had their Christmas party Garnet and Ann Ferrier our custodians from Sunset were our guests Jackie Johnson president of the St Johns United Church UWC was hostess for Christmas dinner party and meeting in her home last Wedn ssday Those attending were executives members of the UCW Mrs Hilda Forrest of Weston visited the latter part of the week with her parents Job and Lila Small Her husband Fred came Saturday and Hila return ed home with him that night Other Saturday guests in the Small home were Wilfred and Flossie Inkster of Wareham We dare you to their son Kenneth teacher at Banting and resides with Job and Lila The Inksters were guests at the SmallThompson in the afternoon The Banting cafeteria staff had their Christmas party at the home of Winifred King following dinner at the Sweet and Spicy restaurant guests of Ella Mooney The Golden Age club choir Alliston visited at the Good Samaritan Nursing Home Fri day afternoon and sang number of Christmas numbers for the residents The Alliston Pentecostal con gregational dinner was held at Inhumane to jail man iudge LINDSAY Ont CP farmer who deliberately blind ed Welsh pony with lye should not go to jail because it would be inhumane county court judge said Monday in dismiss ing Crown appeal of the mans sentence Garnet Fredrick Webster 60 of the Lindsay area pleaded guilty to charge of cruelty to an animal and was given two years probation Oct 24 in pro vincial court The Crown launched an ap peal saying the offence should carry either fine or jail term But Judge Lloyd Woods in trnssing out the appeal nmhed that Webster had suffered mne heart attack and the distress of jail term could bring on another The judge said that on the face of it the offence would re quire more severe sentence but the court must consider the accused in this case pre sentence report commented favorably on Websters character Court was told Webster had not intended to be cruel The pony was frisky and the defen dant only took the action for the safety of children living near his farm Webster was charged last May after police found the blind pony on his farm just north of Lindsay CAR lICENCE FOR CHRISTMAS ucmcr aumu lIO Dunlop 1283861 LOCATIONS 50 ONTARIO SAVE UP TO AND MORE compare Lowest known price in Canada COLOUR PICTURES MFG LIST PRICE $999 3D STORE HOURS MON ClOSED TUES WED 1030 am pm THURS FRI 1030 am pm SATURDAY 930 am pm Full color ON REELS fun with pictures 499 WILLI WALKER PET DOG HE SITS BEGS WALKS ON YOUR COMMAND CHRISTMAS the Arena on Friday evening Rev Dennis Hillis ministers at this church at 27 Wellington St Friday afternoon the Senior Citizen residents on Wellington St were guests at luncheon inthe home of Rev Gerry and Margaret Brodie Alec and Muriel Robertson and family Don and friend Lin da Leta and friend all of Alliston Brian and Janice Swaille and children of Utopia were guests at the wedding of Laura Thurston daughter of Frank and Susan Thurston and Patrick Campbell in Dunsford United Church Saturday after noon Laura is niece of the Robertsons Saturdy afternoon Marie Winnifred daughter of Rev and Mrs David Thompson became the bride of Leo Patrick son of Mr and Mrs Greg Small The ceremony was performed by the brides father Rev David Thompson in Trinity Chapel Camp Borden The reception was held in Knox Presbyterian Church Hall The ladies of the church served the dinner Two buses filled with Senior Citizens and friends of Alliston 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