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donation of $75 was made to .the
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Children's Aid. $300 will $e R r �
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piano for the Church and $2$0.00
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1 School Girls Band for their trip to
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Flowers for the Church for the , f
month of January will be in r
"* ,�: H., charge of Mrs. Hazel Hildebrand. }
• The Friendshi C' cle have.pp/rig.� Wi"
The youngest Sunda School children did their art to make Northside•United s
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Huronvie'w Today's Health
The Seaforth Community Band provided a Christmas i
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program on Sunday afternoon arranged and directed Dr.
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Toll, The band played several march selections and Christmas
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carols. There were step dance numbers by Brenda Pullman
and Lisa Beuttenmiller, scottish dances by Sylvia Wilson,
j Mary Glew and 'Angela Andressie; ,ajews harp solo by need too much booze
George Wilson; a vocal solo byDoug• Stewart; vocal duets by
Debbie and Janice Rose; songs by the Dashwood quartette. By David Woods serve food or coffee, off' both. reassurance that youre right to
Mrs. Orville Dale thanked the entertainers on behalf of the So you're going to be the Contrary, to popular opinion, deter anyone who's had more
residen61, affable "ho ho" host again this neither will sober up a drunk, bu.tthan 'that amount ... remember'`
NTwo new residents, Mrs. Howes and Mrs. Lawson were Christmas? And everyone knows at leasts•coffee or;food will take that the drinking"driver and his
welcomed to the Home on Monday afternoon: Marie Flynn you mix a lethal martini, and him away from the booze ... and car form a potentially suicidal --
and Norman Speir provided the old tyme music with the some , of last year's guests or homicidal -- combination, and
Clinton Christian Reformed volunteers assisting with the couldn't even remember where oallpwf the
his body to metabolize some
activities. the • ut their cars. It's a miracle of the alcohol it thas• consumed. that more than half of all auto
Mrs. Dave .Rblston, of Goderich arras ed a "Family As a further inducement to his accidents in Ontario involve
g Y they got home at all. alcohol.
Night" pridgram of Sacred music featuring ,the Chapelites. They .:q. were lucky. Many process, the �good 'host can also
This group of seven musicians include Mr. and Mrs.Don_ drinking drivers never do make it engage in benign neglect of Having remained sober
McMillan and Elizabeth, Janice McCli nchey,r NanFy home -- especially at this time ofguests whose glasses appear Yourself, you should be in a good
Clutton; Erie Campbell and" Mrs.Dave Rolston'. The residents year. But, as . a host, youconstantly empty. And for the last position to discern who's capable
enjoyed the instrumentals, vocal solos, .duels, a reading and a - shouldn't trust to luck; rather, hour before your guests are ready of driving home. Be firm: take the
Sing a long of Carols. Mrs. Henry 'tltaiked• the group and you should play an active part in to leave, refrain from serving any overboozed guests's car keys
expressed,,the wishes of all of the residents that they would ensuring your guests' safety. alcoholic beverages; and put him into a taxi, arrange
maker a yearly visit. ' ' How? By recognizing that the If you need help in deciding ' for a lift home or put him up for
The "over 90" Club held their monthly meeting on festive spirit doesn't all come outwho goes liaise under their own ' the night. He may not like it, but
Wednesday with an attendance of thirty-five members and of a bottle. steam -- anything more than two he'll be thankful ... and he'll have
guests: Mrs. Lawson was welcomed to the .Club and Mrs. Talk. Sing. Mingle with or -three drinks will impair ability a far better chance of getting back
Elsie Henderson was a guest for the afternoon and played the friends. Celebrate. Give, That'•s , ° to handle a car safely. If you need to your place next year.
piano accompaniment for the Christmas program. Lunch was what the Christmas spirit ought to
prepared -by the kitchen staff and served by the Walkerton be about, and surely it doesn't
Club volunteers of Auburn. take being boozed to the' gills to
achieve, it.
Gaol needs funds Not that the host has to be
Fund raising efforts under- Two fund-raising pledges have Scrooge -like; but it's possible to
taken by the Board of the Huron been received from service .offer alternatives to alcoholic
Historic Gaol apparently have groups in Goderich and Exeter, beverages -- tomato juice or
failed to excite the imagination of but the, Board. is not aware of perhaps, a non-alcoholic punch.
Huron County citizens.. Total plans being made by any other When it' come's to pouring
receipts at this point in tithe are Huron County groups. According alcoholic beverages, you're not � % i i�
approximately $1,400, most of to Board treasurer, Ed Oddleifson
doing ii favors b doling out � %% % i
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which has been received from ' funds received prior to December random, generous amounts, moo W
individual, citizens. A major factor 31 will still ualif for tax Kee art drinks to / %� W j
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� which may have restricted dons- recei is against 1975 income. It is 'one -ounce shots -- and even,
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tions was'the' mail strike •which hoped that donors who set their reduce • their size, , ' while %' VS.
interrupted the flow of receipts intents aside for the duration of inzreasing the amount of mix, as
just as they were starting to corse the mail strike will nqw send their. the evening wears on. QU Intette plays
in. contributions. At some point. in the party, at K i l b a rc h a n
Sunday evening a quintette
from the Seaforth Community
c, Band entertained the Kilbarchan,
Q Q Seaforth Manor ands the Senior
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selection of hymns and
appropriate Christmas carols.
Everyone enjoyed this effort (in
'LOU"S. DISCOUNT spite of the deluge) of the
p members of the Band and their
fourth yearly visit at Christmas..
time. A vote of thanks was
Por'
extended bythose in charge at
each mace.
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We have a Beautiful Selection
of Christmas and all occasion cards by
HELEN STEINER RICE
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