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ALL 1 Mpila. a conferetteefor, by and
about youth in Niagara falls,
December 30th,
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Motters-
head. Peggy and Paul of
Naniamo. British Columbia,
• sister of Bob, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Bob Harris and family for
several days and attended the
50th Wedding Anniversary of
.their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Harris, Goderich. After spending
Christmas with Bob, Betty and
family, they • have returned to
their home in British Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Blanchard, Ken,, Debbie, Ronne
and John,' Hiram and Tom
Blanchard spent Christmas eve
with Mr. and MrS. Ben Gibson,
Fordwich.
On Christmas day Mr. and
,Mts, Bill- Embling, Vanastra
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Blanchard and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Stan King,
Stratford, accompanied by their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Leslie and son Miles, visited with
Mrs. King's brother, iram
Blanchard, Mr, and Mrs. Go .don
Blanchard and family and Iso
Mr. and Mrs. William Dodds.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulle
Bob, Sandy, David, Debbie and
Danny spent Christmas day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Mrs. Gordon 'Blanchard
attended a Christmas concert
held at Queen -Elizabeth School.
Goderich. "The Night Before
Chrittmas" was presented.
Kenny Blanchard being one of the
reindeers.
•
An After Christ party was
held in the Orange Hall for 'the
Storey family. Euchre was
played. Dancing and a short
program by those present,
Attending from Winthrop and
district were Mr. and Mrs,. Harold,
Storey, Bonnie and Ray; Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Storey and family;
Mr. and dMrs. Alex Glanvhle,
Walton and Mr. and Mrs. , Bill
Storey. Kinburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris.
Vicky, and Ron, Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Wolfcamp, , Mitchell
accompanied by Miss Kathy
Scott. Seaforth andMr, and Mrs.
Wall Mottersheard and Peggy
and 'Paul, Paul, Naniamo, British
Columbia, celebrated Bob'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. . rt •
Harris, - 50th Wedding
Anniversary held in Saltford Hall
recently. Over 325 guests, friends
and relatives attended,
Elizabeth Pryce, Sandra
Halley, Chris Coxin, Tom Ippsori
and Ray McNichol attended Toc
Walker. Visiting in tht 549no
home were Mr, and Mrs, fingh
Currie, Linda and Jnalgte,
Corchester; Mr. and Mrs. Jac/t.
McGhee, Jackie, Judy and Roy,
London; .Mr, and Mrs, Alex •
Walker, Michelle, 'Ken and
Jimmy, London; Mr: and Mrs.
Larry Gardiner, Steven and Lisa.
Roy McGhee returned home with
David Hulley for holidays,
• Bob, Sandra and David Hull
visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ge ge
Cameron and Mrs. Robert Hulley
Sr Christmas eve. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Watson,
Seaforth. visited' My. and Mrs.
William Dodds and Mr. and Mrs,
Don Dodds and family. Christmas
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Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Allen, Fank and •Nancy.
included Janet Allen, and Barry ,
Gammon, Toronto; Rae Butson,
Staffa; Alistair Young. Stayner;
Mr,. and Mrs. Mervin ' Dow,
Cromarty.
With Mr. and Mrs.Murray
Christie and Ronald were Mr.tand
Mrs. Peter Middleton and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Whiteside. all of
Toronto and Miss Beth Christie,
St. Catherines.
Miss Joanne Dow, Montreal
and Stuart Dow, London with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Dow, Alvin and
Nola.
Mr. and Murray Christie and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Allen and family attended the
Allen family gathering at the
home of , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Ross Sr.. Staffa.
Mrs. Stanley Dow entertained
her family to a Christmas dinner
mar a. restaurant and later at her
home.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Laing were Miss Marilyn
Laing, Stratford; Mr. Peter
Debus, 'Rostock; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Jefferson and family,
Munro; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Laing and family, Cromarty.
Christmas Day visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing were
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Riehl and
family, Seebach's,Hill and Mrs.
John Jefferson, Cromarty,
With Mr. and Mr,s. Carlyle'
Meikle on Sunday were Mr.' and
Mrs. Duncan Scott and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott and
Ronald, all of Staffa. On
Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Meikle
and family were guests of Mr.
and Mrs: Alex Meikle, Exeter.
Boxing Day guests of Mr. and
' Mrs. Mervin Dow were Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Worthington, Mark
and Leslie Anne, Kitchener, Miss
Susanne, Smith, Monkton, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott,
Cromarty.
• Mr: and Mrs. Thos. Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. John Scott, Hugh,
David ,and Alec Scott, spent \
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs: \
Thos. Gillespie, London.,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott
attended the family gathering at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Butson, Staffa.
Visitors with Mrs. John
Jefferson were Mr. and . Mrs.
Wm. Chessell, Brian, Varna, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Riehl and boys,
Seebach's Hill.
Barbara Scott who organized this
Very fine program.
Just as Mrs. Peg CoomiXind
Comrade Peter Malcolm were
leading the children in song, who
should tome in but the jolly old
man himself, Santa 'Claus. All the
children gathered around, and
Santa gave each a bag of candy,
fruit and nuts.
• The Ladies Auxiliary served
coffee and cookies to the adults
after Santa Claus left.
Later , members of the Branch
and the Ladies Auxiliary,
together with Santa Claus, visited
the S,eaforth Community Hospital
giving each adult patient a
carnation, and to the children a
bag of candy, fruit and nuts. •
PAST EVENTS
The Bingo on Friday, Dec. 21st
'attracted one hundred and
twenty-nine players. Prizes to the'
value of $478.00 were won.
Dec. 26th, .th'e Boxing Day
Glance attracted a large crowd, A•
draw for priies was made during
the evening. It was agreed by all
' in attendance that they had spent
a very enjoyable evening dancing
to the music of Ian Wilbee's
Orchestra.
The ” Ladies , Auxiliary sold
tickets on a •stuffed French
Poodle. Mrs. HoWard Dayman
was the lucky winner.
During the Christmas holidays
the Ladies Auxiliary visited all the
patients in the Manor and the
Kilbarchan Nursing Home where
they distributed gifts and
comforts.
• COMING EVENTS
Thurs. Jan, 3rd - Executive
meeting commencing at 8:00
p.m. (Remember tonight 8:00
p.m.)
The Early Bird campaign closes
on Saturday, January 5th. 1974. If
yoU have not already paid your
dues for 1974, remember you
, have only two days to be able.ito
become eligible for the draw for
prizes. So help yourself and help
your Branch by paying your 1974
fees by Jan. 5th": 1974.
By John Do. Baker
Public Relations Officer
11)' Branch 156
Annual Christmas Party .
On Sunday, ,December 23rd,
Branch 156 held their annual
Christmas party for the children
of the members.
President, Comrade Gordon
Scott welcomed the large turn-ont
of children and parents, and then
..prrted as master of ceremonies for
ihe entertainnfeM portion of the
• program. .
Louise Nolan began- the
program with a Chrlstrhas
recitation. Martha Loobv, Ruth
.and ki cCreight, sang three
songs, ccompanied on the
guitar.
'Mary Anne Nolan and Sylvia
Wo,od ,gave recitation's. Margaret
Anne Noran recited "A Christmas
ji Wish" after which Mary Anne
DeJohn sang a solo, followed by
her sister 'Linda • singing
"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little 'Star".
Charlene DeJohn then played two
numbers onfiei \—accordion.
Another recitation was. then:.
given by June Rivers. "Away In
a Manger" was sung by fiv year
old Allys'on Scott, and
was followed, by a q artette
Aconsisting of Roseinary •
Groothius, Joan Sills, Mary -Flak
„•
and Janine Melanson. Closing the
•, • program was a duet hy Thin Sills
and . Mary Hak.
Our appreciation is extended to
all these children and to Mrs.
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day.
Mr. and Mrs. Do odds and
family visited with/Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal, Christmas Day. Paul
Dod& is visiting with .his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Sim
Roobal, Hensall.
Visiting with Lynne Dodds for a
few days was Christine Knetch,
Seaforth. -
Mr,. and Mrs. Lloyd Dale, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Dale, Clinton,
spent Christmas eve with Mr, and '
mrs. Harold Storey,. Ray and
—Bonnie.
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