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BRIGUTENING UP HOSPITAL WINDOWS — Julie EPliott; left and Gordon Wright
of the,staff of Seaforth Community Hospital ad mire the nativity scene which won
secorid prize in a window decoratthg, contest at the hospital. Mr. Wright nd. Carol
Lobb did the art work. • (Staf hoto)
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Jack's Jottings
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svoivi TIMES
Adult Swim
-General Swim._
12:00 - 1:30 p.m., /1.1
2:,00 - 3:30 „p.m.
, 6:30 , 7:3,0 p.M..
3:00 --11430 p.m:
.Family Swim 2:00,0:00
' General Swim 3:00 - 4:10 p.m.'
• Jan:,..2
gums OCW
exchange.
Xmas gifts
the December meeting of the
Burns •U.C.W. was held at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Taylor
with 21 present. Margaret Taylor
opened the meeting with a poem
"The most priceless gift of
Christmas:'. Hymn 55 was sung.
and Psalm 95 was read in unison.
Laura Scott led in ,prayer. Christ-
mas carols 'were 'sung. and Ria
Smith ga\'e a reading "Adventure
in Growjng". Mr. McDonald gave
the 'Christmas" Message. A
reading and prayer followed.
Muriel Bell *was in charge of the
businesS. Roll call was. answered
by a Bible verse, and minutes of
the last meeting were read. The
Treasurer's report was given by
Jean Leiper. • A thank you note
was received front Mrs. T. Knox.
Mrs. Rice 40 Mrs, Salverda Sr.,
also thankJci the ladies for gifts
received,
Muriel Bell presented Mr.,
McDonald with a Christmas girt
from the U.C.W. Mr. McDonald
thanked,, the ladies. Member;;
exchanged Christmas gifts. Mr.
Visitors with fvfr. and Mrs.
Eltiirr. Townsend of Harpurhey
for -Christmas day were • Miss•
Erma Broadfoot of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Hanes and
sons of Duntroon. Mr. and Mrs,-
Peter Haswell and family of New
Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Townsend of Arthur, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Townsend and family
and Mr. and Mrs. George Town-
send and sons of Tuckersmith,
Mrs. :Beatrice Storey ,is
patient at Seaforth Community'
Hospital. I
My.' and Mrs. Peter. Stinnison
of Wawa Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Stinnison of London and
Mr. Arnold Stinninson of Sir
'Sanford Fleming College .Lindsay
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Stinninson, Goderich
' Street.
•Mr. and, Mrs. Secord Matrien
'spent Xmas with her daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller and two
daughters Jody Lee and Stacey in
Mississauga Tororrtg, Ontario.
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Mt, and Mrs. Harvey .Greer of :
Hamilton 'and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •
Govier, Kevirr and Jeffrey , of, : CZ
Goderieb visited at the home of •
their parents Mr. and Mrs. •
Orville Greer over the Christmas •
Holidays. ' • •.
'Mr,: and Mrs. J.E. Patterson to
had as Christmas visitors, the •
tatter's. sisters Mr. and Mrs. Tel' •
Tufford of Strathroy and Mr. and •
Mrs. Ernie Rouse of Norwich and
their family Mr. and Mrs. John
Patterson and Jason of R.R
r. Seaforth, M and Mrs. Alan
Patterson of London, Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Beattie, Kimberly and
Kevin of Dutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stephenson
and family of Rexdale and Mr.
amnidcheMllers. Gordon 'Rau 'and
spent Xmas ith
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert., Smrf •
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Next Week
The Parisiennes:
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Still a few tickets
left for
NewYear's Eve
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Suggest impounding impaired driver's Car
The report among other things
with the anti-inflation' guidelines. • recommends 'a 24 hour 'licence
May I wish everyone .a suspension on suspicion that the
driver Had heetrdrinking —in such
-quantity as to affect,the driver's'
physical and mental ability."
•Random roadside checks' by
'police . offers without „ prior
warning or evidence-of drinking-
driving could• also lead to a 24 ,
hour licence stispenOon. A public
education programme designed
to . inforrft ' drivers of . the
implications of 'drinking-driving
would; significantly :improve
chances of being exonerated of
impaired ,driving ,if stopped at, a'
-,,,random roadside Check.
(Continued from' last week) ". , Impounding ,..:...... • : • -continues, and announcements by change in -the Leiislation„which ,
. He said the . The . report •-• proposes • - the 'red-6tal.• ansil Provincial will require pet shops, to close..
present system has three maityc impounding car. keys of vehicles; Oaern•ments are going to affect- Stores which will be exempt. from
drawbacks. ' The fact that the , to ensure. 'esnipliances wjth- diis ,situzition.Considerably. There the provisions of the Bill, aramall
police • officer ' must liAve license suspensions. ii alse • are -to ' be' -new ceilirigs ' on -grocery stores, milk stores, news
Sunday Closings
Ontario's BM 5, ,requiring most
stores to close on Sundays. and
holidays, his been passed, irf,the Opposition Leader . Stephen
Happy and ProsperOus New Year, Legislature.-The - Legislation Lewis has indicated tentative be a little easier on •drug stores,
endorsethent of the ATtOrney-• allowing them to open on sunday -General's propopsdlsc sayi the,.r • employ , .
people on that day',' "1-fowever, the
• stores • must sell only- drugs,
hygiene . 1, sundries on • Sunday, Stores will be allowed to
open Sunday if.' they close on
Saturday for religious reasons
Although' the Legislature agreed
and tobacco stands and antique
and handicraft shops. The,selling
area in these stores must be less
than 2,400 square feet and they
must employ no, more than three
people in the ,store on Sundays
and holidays. Service Stations
and plant and flower nurseries
will be exempt, regardless of size,
and' fresh fruit and vegetable
stands will be exempt froms.April
1 to Noverriber 30, during the
growing season.
Tfiregislature prorogued this
week with the New Democratic
Party suplibTftrrg4kr.—Government
against the Liberal motion which
would hav,e had the Province set,
up its own anti-inflation rev iew
proCedure to deal with certain
groups that clearly, come under•
provincial. jurisdiction in 'dealing
reasonable and probable 'grounds
°. to believe that the driver is
imparted, placed .a greall onus • on
-the officer and• may dissuade
'further action in cases where an
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investigation may, be warranted.
The breathalyzer machine is a
complex instrument lo
cated .a trained technician located at the
not at the roadside. Lastl •
the- .08 legal' Jimit • ts' somewl t
arbit Tary when applied who
le: the driving- population as a whole:
Extensive scientific,, evidence
indicAte's -a' • large ,;percentAge of
the driving public is dangerous
when • driving a, vehicle , with
' blood-alcohol levels-. below .08. .
A new approach is needed and.
'the report, Mr. McMurtry said
may offer part of the' solution.
recommends training
programmes and adequate
instruction to polite,, officers to ,
assist them in recognizing a
drinking• driver , and. at th'e1 /4 same
time distinguishing' those. Cases
which sThauld prosecuted
• under the Criminal. Code.
The report stigge'sts that a
central record of 2,4 h out',
snspensions he. maintained (as
part of the current . system' 'of
licence reyiev,.. Repeat offenders
.could then be made subject.„to
tougher penalties by ProyMetal
'authorities.
•, The propbsed measures, which
arc expected to be introduced in
the Legislature early in 1976,.
would . give the .police.
considerable discretionary power,
and will 'be similar to 'existing
laws in' British ° Columbia .and
Alberta,
education spending in.. the.
Province,' and we now have, the,
details of the 'Federal Govern-
" m-enCs regulations for its
programme 'of wage and price
controls. The educati ceiling.s
'":-...-a-re7 two compt eats antS
paid by e Province and revenue
gener 4 - from local . property
tax., ith respect to the Federal
• anti-inflation guideline, -on
• ',l‘love' ibev,28.th, the' Anti-Inflation
Board • laid to Metro - 'School
Boar 'S. offer.was excesive under'
the wage , guideli •nes , . which
perniit ircreaSes of up to '12%,
. but gave • no indication of what
figure it would consider. more
appropriate. „
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STAG EUCHRE
Seaforth Legion
Weck„, 19.9. 7
.• — 8:30 p.m. —
ADMISSION $1.25
,:sommonommommok,
Country
Singles
New Years
Eve Dance
at the
V ANASTRA SHILLELAGH
V anastra Park
Clinton
$7.00 .pei person
Music by
Walkerton
Trio Plus
DASHWOOD ADULT *.
k REHABILITATION CENTRES
NEW YEAR'S EVE
CAS ,_,B111-00
Legion Hall, Seatorth
FridaY; Ian;
4:15 p.m: ••
•Itip;ar llama* fir $10,00.
, TOIL e 445.00 GAMES'-•
$7.5416 JAC,tC.f071 ,,TO,t .9
—1O DO )Rizot
Adntlitilon•e14
extra Card. ,25‘.../or 7 for $1:
147',;ittCer
P)Dekr.1`115/>) .-
--Proceeds for WirlfirikWork0'-• •
-Auspices, Seaforth Branch 156 .
Royal Canadian LegIbill, rtindoith3.. , . .. •
There's something for
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at the.: •
Vanestra Recreation Centre
:,SCHEDULE OF COMING VENTS
Monday Jan. 5 p.
15 Regular Games $10.00 3 shaie:the-
wealth. Cars 5 for, $1.00 AdMissior $1.00.
itt Admance' to 16 years of age or over,
VANASTRA.CENTRE
TW "YEAR 'S EVE BALL
DANCE TO MUSIC OF
'SHANNON" --
(!',HOT AND COLD SMORGASBORD, PARTY
.FAI`OURS. • , 920.00 COUPLE
•LIMITEDoNAJMBERS OF TICKETS-`LEFT
h EL,'" PROLE-EDS TO VANA_S•TRP. REC.
CENTRE
..-,4We will b,, open Jan.'? & 3 for registration for-,
• Winter Prograrns which begin on:Jan. 5, 1976.
,Regoter in person or give uka"call'a0482•,3544.
`10keater to all functions, Iarge or small. Fine'-Food prepared
n-qur kitchen.
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Vanastra Centre 482.4.54A
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. idea "doesn't seem to me to be a,
terribe, Violation of ' oivil
liberties'', while 'Liberal Leader
Robert Nixon is "concerned about
giving police too much discretion-
ary power" even though
obviously Something mast be
done about drinking drivers. "
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Ike t he ref erence religi on
Strike Continues from the Bill because it might be . • The Metro Teachers strike considered unconstitutional. New
Deni.ocrats and Liberals forced a •
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alf Price were Sister
Jrniraculate, London. Mr. -and
Mrs. C. Price, Stra tford, and
Mr... Clem Krauskopf, Dublin,
McDonald -closed the meeting • •
.with prayer. Lunch was served.
DANCE
SEAFORTH' LEGION HALL
.'"Music by: Blue Water Playboys-
. • , Hats,- 'louts, Etc. Lunch
Dancing 9 — ?
Only a limited number 'of tickets available.
$28 per couple
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- SEASON'S
GREETINGS
Monday to Saturday
Honky Tonk
Rounders
in
Centennial Lounge
sses gin •
in January..1976 ,
• 2r The,f46 for each of these. courses is $7.00
3)' Classes iDegiriat.8 p.m, OrL.the.night.fndiCated.,
Cover Charge
NEW YEARS EVE
• SMOkoASBOJRD
from 6 to 9
$6.00 er ,person
$32_,°for.chitdren
In the Beyei-age Room
Howard Smith 01=chesira
,Noise makers,hats, balloons.
onimercial Hotel.
Seaforth
YEAR
Yoga Instruction
Yo g a
will be offered once again this winter
TIME: WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 7:00' P.IVL-8:30 •
LOCATION: SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL
COST': $12 FOR 10 WEEKS.
COMMENCING: w ED, JA . 14 THR O UGH WED.
MARCH 24 'EXCLUDING MN. 211
REGISTER: AT RECREATION OFFICE OR
• AT FIRST SESSION; JAN 14.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CONTACT Re:CREATION OFFICE
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kARATE
Here's an eXcellent ciPportultity to learn 'the art of
Time: 7:30 —
LoCationt S.D.H. S. basement •'
Cost: $15 'for 20 lessons
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Commencing: Tues. Jan. 6 through March 9..:.
Registration: Register at the gecteation Office prior to
commencernent' date. or V' the first session (Jan.
6,• 7 : 3 0 p.m.) „
• • Minimum number of registrants — 15..
AFTERNOON CRAr TS
Participants will receive instruction in a wide variety O
crafts • ranging from • macrame,: broomstick weaving,
rake fur articles -to fancy cushion.
!me: 1:30. — 3:30 p.m,
ation: Lower Library '
Cost: $10 for 12 Weeks:
Commencing: Tues. Jan. 6 through March 23. 1
Registration: Interested people must" register at 'the
Recreation Office prior to Ja'n. 6. Minimum
' 'number of registrants -' 12.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
Standard First Aid Course
(An excellent 8 week course)
Time: 7:30 — 9:30 Tuesday evenings.,
Location: SD,11,S. •
Costs No charge to individuals with ,a Workmen'
Compensation Board NO. '
$15 for participants without a W.C.B. nunper..
Commencing: Tum. Jan, 13 through March 2.
Registration: By phone or in person at the Recreation,
Office prior -to Jan, 7 - Limited e.nrolktnent.
For Further Information Contact:
SEAFORTH RECREATION OFFICE
527-0E182
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ced- evvi g
11-d Ceramics
aeginners pil Painting
Beginning TUESDAY, JANUARY 6
BrAgd ' ' -'
Y Beginning WEDNE DA , JANUAPY 7
Bouti ue Crafts',
Beginning •THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 .,
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Flower Arranging
*4 and 'Cross Country Skiing -
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