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po Xo Cant Keep a Gpod ivian Hackwell and iZuthie 7;hamer. C,cngratulatlorts to 'Mr & 1Virs� `' - > 5 `>
Mrs. Allan McCall
Down". n". The playexs, were; . The ptanists,were Dianne Godkin . Bruce Clark an:the arrival .of a son..
The annual Sunday School Danny Achilles; Peter Bennett; and Laura Dennis.Their teachers on Monday, Deter 16th at' Xate,IP>iroeti
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. Christmas Concert was, 'held in Greg Humphries; Jeanne are Murray Dennis and Howard p p S S Il
-r, r the basement of Dufs United. McDonald; Cathy McGavlp; Hackwell. The audienceoined At the Institute meeting this T ► •.
Church, Walton on Sunday, , Murray Sholdice; Elaine Dennis; along with the Christmas carols. week it was voted to begin the
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r ' k December 15. Ron Godkin; John Huether; Neil Rev. Dockin thanked the euchre parties in the hall on the . ERCA CQUFt 519.74+A
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f 'Th'6re was a -good attenda6e Mitchell; Janette Rock; Peggy teachers and children who had first Friday night in, the tom- ,
who enjoyed the following nuiYt- Humphries; Bruce Godkin; Brian put so much into making this munit y' hall. from + ° IN
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bers by the Kindergarten Class McGavin; Cheryl Fra4r; Kevin concert such a success, theu\ a Several families m this area
under tine leadership of Mrs. Bill Smith and Patricia Hacwell. Mrs, happy Santa Claus arrived and are spending the Holiday Season • to co c
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Humphries and teacher Joan Bill -Humphries accompanied at distributed bags of candies to all in Florida. end•pff�retSbW ber:Stlreet E
_ •:' s / j • r j f Bennett. Welcome speech by the piano: This }vas followed by 'the girls and boys'. Mr. &-Mrs. Doug Fraser, RR 2 -t '
Dwayne Achilles; Recitations by: Elaine Dennis playing a piano personals; Blyth. Mr. & Mrs.,Len, Archam- WE $UX TX15TQ1G M0 To
IS IT FOR ME? - Debbie Wright %has another Donna Godkin; Sherry. Hoegy and solo. Miss Lynne McDonald nurse. bault. RR 1. Auburn are spending
member of the kindergarten class at. St. James' Craig Smith; Chorus - "He'll be Lost and Found Group re in -training At Woodstock Hospital this week in Nassau.
School who was remembered by Santa when he Coming Down the Chimney". seMeci a skit "Santa on Trial". spent the weekend with her Miss Cheryl Fraser spent the 7tf 061.
i week at the home of Emerson and
visited last week. Santa, who came complete with Recitations by: Billy Gulutzen, The cast: Santa Verna Flood;r� parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Mrs. Mitchell. l��., ! "" �`•''
bells ave out gifts to all the kindergarten Craig Hackwell, Kim Fritz, Kris McDonald. Mr. John Davies of !
jingle g 9 9 Mr. Merchant Jean Docken;;,,.
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children. ten Docken and Benny Hoegy. London also visited at the same A Merry Christmas and ay,y
Judge • =Kathie Thames; Jinti`my
" Chorus - "Awa in a Manager" home. Happy New Year to all. /F. Y
(Staff Photo) y g Jones Carolyn McClure; Mrs. �
followed by a duet ' `It is NoMotherly P
Secret What, God Can Do" by Peggy Humphries;
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Cathy and Brian McGavin.
Primary I and II sang "The
Bible Tells me So" accompanied
by Mrs. Ray Huether at the
piano foilow`Rl' l y recitations by
Jeff McGavin and Tim Fritz,
Teachers are Mrs. Don McDonald
and Miss Carst Wilbee. Piano
solo by Cheryl Fraser.
The• -Primary Class members
presented "Christmas Ifs" with
recitations by: Jeff McGavin;
Gary Godkin; Joyanne Van Vliet,
Spirit of Christmas ' • Carolyn
McClure; Scrooge - Janet Flood;
Miss Crank - Mary Alice Ryans;
Clerk - Cheryl Fraser. Mr"s.
Helen Craig• and Mrs. Jean
DoLken are the leaders.
Jeanne McDonald 'and Janette
Rock each did their step dancing
number.
The Intermediate Class pre-
sented the play "The Story of the
First Christmas" - Narrator -Jim
McDonald; Singers - Janis Van
Vliet• Dianne Godkin; Laura
fhis is the festive season all
The only thing that will do the
Susie Hickson; Lori Smith; Blaine
Dennis;
Nanci
Bennett;
Jeff
right -- but it's time
hesays, spr
Hackwell; Darlene Gulutzen; Tim
Hacwell;
Steven
Huether;
Bob
when hc' numalso
ber of alc alcohol-
bed, inan armchairspent
o t
just
Fritz; Darryl Hoegy; Cheryl - Smith; Sandra Sholdice• Darryl
Leeming;
Doug
Mitchell;
Pam
related - automobile accidents
about anywhere but in a driver's
Smith; and Christine Achilles.
increases significantly. For the
scat.
Sandra" Sholdice and Christine
people involved, there's nothing
And if you're hosting a party,
rtain with a step
much to celebrate.
says Sellers, you have an un ues-
y' q
dalnci g num ll
dancing number followed by solos
The most obvious way drivers
tionable responsibility -to y,�ur
by John Huether - "The Railroad
can avoid becoming a holiday
guests. If you think they're
Comes Through the Middle of the
season, statistic is not to drink at
incapable of driving tell them.
House" and "Holly, Jolly
all. But it would be churlish - not
They won't like it, but they'll be •Xmas".
Mrs. R. Huether was
to mention Scrooge -like to
thankful in the morning...'So be
itselfr�twhen you consider that
suggest that as a course'of action.
firm: ` take the' overboozed
pianist.
The Junior Class with teachers
The alternative is moderation.
partygoer's car keys -- and put
Mrs,Joyee Van Vliet and Miss
And if you have more than 46wo or
him into a taxi, or put him up for
Janice Houston presented a skit -
1 three drinks =- forget about
the night. That way, he'll have a
homicidal -- combination.
driving That amount of alcohol
better chance of being invited
anyway. Adding the two of them
"will impair your ability to handle a
hack to wwr place next year.
car -- the breathalyzer test will
How much is enough? .It's
confirm that fact. And there's no
difficult to say, but in general it
way you can- beat the breath-
takes the body about one hour to
alyzer, or refuse to submit to it if
process one ounce of alcohol.
you're actually inside the car and
-While two drinks can move you
a policeman thinks you've had
close to the legal definition of
more than enough to drink.
impairment -- blood alcohol con -
By refusing to mix drinking
centration of .08 as measured by
with driving, you protect not only
breathalyzer tests - some people
yourself, your'family and' friends,
can be quite unfit to drive before
y. but the other driver as well. This
that stage.
•is a pretty sobering thought in
Such factors as body weight,
itselfr�twhen you consider that
drinking on an empty stomach, or
mar han 50 per cent of auto
acci nts involve alcohol. Even
drinking o� one tha ntains
chemicals' u'l atS fitI gtAlil
so. there are still victims who are
cold remedies, antihistamines,
completely innocent.
sleeping pills, codeine or other
The drinking driver and his car
strong. analgesics, all play a part.
form a potentially ;uicidal --- or
As Dr. Sellers says, you
homicidal -- combination.
shouldn't mix drink with drugs
Not, only that. but there's
anyway. Adding the two of them
nothing y ou can really do to to driving is just asking for
A f I h i' ff t serious trouble
e use a co o s e ec s on your
system. Dr, Edward Sellers.
So, as you celebrate the holiday
�r head of the Addiction Research
season, ,learn when to say
Foundation's intensive care unit,
"when." If you can't, then at
points out that no amount of black
least remember -- for your own
coffee or splashings of cold water
and, other people's sakes none
will ,improve the situation.
for the road.
Liven u p
� ieft :livingg
The .Christmas spirit is
cactus plant which lives
alive=.'.. so give life! Beau-
easily with a minimum of .
tiful, living plants are as
care.
individualistic as the peo-
Ardent plant lovers will
ple you give them to.
certainly enjoy a terrari-
Knowing your friends
um. These are glass -en -
tastes and housing situa-closed
tions can help you select
miniature gardens,
the right plants to give,
which house .a variety of
plants such as'evergreens,
For example, someone who
ferns, moss, and even'
lives in a house or apart-
mushrooms. The choice is
ment with a southern ex-
endless.
' posure could keep a plant
Another popular idea is
that requires a lot of sun-
a hanging planter,• which
light, • like a geranium or
looks especially attractive
African violet, or almost
any flowering plant.
by windows and -doorways.
A person who leads a
That Christmas favorite, ,
the poinsettia, can be an
busy life and travels often
everlasting, gift also, par-
might enjoy a beautiful
ticularly for those who
live in a house. Trans -
GREETINGS
happy... holy
holiday to you.
May it, be
rich in peace.
Warm thanks.
to
planted into the garden,
it will be a constant re-
minder of your thought-
fulness—
Plants are alive, and
as Christmas gifts, are
lasting, inexpensive and
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DONALD McKERCHER, President BRUCE -COLEMAN, Vice -President
MERVIN SMITH, Secretary
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