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Church supper attracted 800 by Jeanne Webb available there. and Queen both. weather drew many Women's Institute is Saturday evening the Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Leonard tourists and visitors to celebrating its 20th United Church was like Elmvale on another Moore, from Fort Erie, the area for the anniversary on Oct. 15. a busy beehive. The vyeryfineFallFair. The were visitors at the Thanksgiving weekend. There will be a pot luck scruptious home baking good weather wasareal Freeman home. Wilf. The countryside was an supper in the Orange of the Wyevale Ladies asset. We were also and Polly Miller had artists and Centre, beginning at diditagain. The Annual proud to see in the someofthe family from photographers para- 6:30 p.m. Ladies are Fowl Supper drew a parade, last year's Fall Kitchener spend dise, with the treees invited to "come and crowd of about 800 Fair Queen, Michelle Thanksgiving with resplendent in their renew old acquain- b people. The men were Xing, a Wyevale Lassie. them. gorgeous fall colours. tances and townake new : right in there pitching Not everyone is King The beautiful fall The Pine Ridge ones. too. Co-operation spells success. Keep up the cond WORN aie Shop early for Christmas & Save Recreation members iicrtoesrsereues | = QUFINg Our Storewide End-of-Season for Nov. 28. Marilyn Bumstead is opening her home on Tuesday and Wednesday mor- nings from 9:00 a.m. to noon, beginning Oct. 20, for three weeks. You may come and work on a craft of your choice or on a quilt. Tickets for : ci gga EE the draw are also @ DISCOUNT i Klein-Gebbinck, UNICEF is working 4 + MacDonald wed als eg ae PRICES to achieve this goal, and y -Marlene Klein-Gebbinck, daughter of Mr. and UNICEF Ontario is Mrs. Joseph Klein-Gebbinck, and Wayne Mac- appealing to all parents IN EFFECT .* donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald, and children for their * were wed at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, participation on the Phelpston, on Aug. 22, 1981. SY eae Gk ent "TIL MID NOV. te A house like this heats for up to 70% less* than @ Be snug this winter : in one of our luxurious ~. g@ conventional house 4 3 hed ae" : Z . 42 hy - ol Mex oes £ Ta wae "GEMINI" OATS 20 to 30% orFl. Pure wool embroidered or plain, with wolf or English lamb lining - Hundreds to choose from @ LAURENTIAN CHIEF MOCCASINS 20%. ea Canadian-made in assorted sizes and colours i i BARRIE ------ Four features save you money Proper window placement and energy efficient features make homes built fo the requirements of the Passive ie: Solar Home Program the most cost ao PUNE TANGUISRENE A: effective way to reduce energy use. { .": upsell is taken to prevent BRASS & COPPER GI | ) VARE 20 to 30% OFF i heat loss, especially in areas that are P| Teatcnai eaten |) BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY 20% ort It's like wrapping your house in an airtight seal. . ; Passive solar gain CRYSTAL & CRAN BERRY GLASS 40 % OFF 0 Large south-facing windows use the sun"s heat ) % ort : este: ShoGeanaing wea SOAPSTONE CARVINGS LEATHER PURSES canadian ase 2) to 50 %orr We also feature a good selection of vases and Ventilation figurines as well as Canadian crafts. A heat exchanger system provides ventilation. Open house Even if youre not in the market for anew house, visit our model home for a glimpse of the * future. . .nNow. a OF ge * _| DG. Pratt Construction Ltd. 41.a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, October 17 These homes meet or exceed yt and Sunday, October 18 Super Energy Efficient standards. at 47 Indian Arrow Road D.6.PRATT nese & CONSTRUCTION LTD. IN Co-Operation with Ontario Hydro. Highway 69 % mile North of Hwy 12 Waubaushene 538-2396 "When comparing heating costs for a home built to Ontario Hydro's Passive Solar Home specifications with a home of the same size built to the Ontario Building Code standards MasterCard Sa Page 8, Wednesday, October 14, 1981