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Clinton
Walkerton
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THE .t4ITTTM. Inn At J3a.Y.50.1.0 is
open all. winter for your
accommodation and delicious
meals, Serving from 5:30 to
6.T39-1 Fridays, and Saturdays,
Sundays 1190 to 2;00 and 5:00
to -9:39- Phone 0.5-2611 for,
reservations, —45tf
CHRISTMAS DANCE— Friday •
December 18tb hayfield
Community Ventre, Dancing
Rinewater Playboys,
$1.50 per person, Lunch
NEW YEAR'S EVE
Thursday, December
Bayfield Community
dancing 10-3 a.m. Disc
Unlimited $5.00 per
licensed, lunch and
Tickets at Graham's
Store Bayfield or
565.2544. —50,51,52b
Mr. and Mrs. G. Morley
Counter will be "At Home"
on December 28 from 2 to 4
in the afternoon .and from 7
to 9 in the evening on the
occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary.
Please, no gifts!
WONDERING What to do? Let's
Go RoWling.. Open hours at
Clinton Crown Lanes, Tuesday,
p-m4 Wednesday, 7,9 p.m.;
ThursdaY, 7-8;39 pan.; Fridays
7-11 P.M. Sunday, 1-5 PM!, For
information call 482-7791.
—44tfn
THURSDAY, December 17,
Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall,
8:30 p.m. Jackpot $55.00 in 55
numbers,
TUESDAY, December 22, Ringo
Huron Fish and game Club.
Jackpot $57,00 in 57 numbers.
Six door prizes, 8;30 p.m. —tfn
CASH BINGO: Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, December
18th, 8:15 p.m. Regular games,
$10; three $50 games; $150.00
jackpot to go. Door prizes.
Admission $1.00, Auspices
Branch 156. Proceeds welfare
work. —2tfn
CHRISTMAS DANCE
Sponsored by Clinton Junior
Farmers, Auburn Community
Hall, December 18, 10 p.m, —1
a.m., to music of "The Maurice
Love and The Ramblers," Lunch
Served. Admission $1.25 per
!person. —51b
Fight emphysema,
tuberculosis, and other
respiratory diseases
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RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
(nee Lynda Hill)
in
LUCKNOW LEGION HALL
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 19,
BOYD'S ORCHESTRA
EVERYONE '
WELCOME
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TWENTY SEVEN
IN CANADA WEST'
By Samuel StrickIpml
i-lurtI9, 1970
The "Canada West" of
Samuel Striekland'S colonial
experience extended from the
hush country just east of
Toronto to the Huron Tract and
although he spent only three
Years in the Huron Tract itself,
fully a third of the book is
devoted to it, He moved to
Goderich in 1828 and left in
1831.
Here he had the honour "or
putting the first plough into the
ground of the Huron Traet,"
Goderich residents will find his
experiences and observations
interesting and well told. His
literary style is in tradition of
that of his two famous sisters,
Susanna Moodie and Catherine
Parr Trail!. His character, style
and good humour epitomize his
message that a gentleman could
succeed in Canada and. Canada
could make him her own kind of
gentleman.
SIBIFl
By Farley Mowat
McClelland, 1970
SIBIR is the record of two
trips made by the author to the
Soviet Union, one in 1966, the
other in 1969. He travelled to
many remote places; he visited
state farms, schools and
universities.
He writes also of the North
Sea Route, construction of a
northern dam, North Pole
stations, Soviet medical system
— to mention but a few. Mowat
The December General
Meeting of Ontario Street UCW
was held in the Ladies Parlour
with Mrs. Norman Trewartha
presiding.
Mrs. Frank McGregor and
Mrs. Fern Coleman conducted
the Worship Service taking as
their theme "A Child Is Born."
During the business session
the recommendations of the
Executive were discussed. Mrs.
George Colclough read a letter
of thanks for the Christmas
donation • given to the foster
child. The treasurer, Mrs.
Carman McPherson, reported a-
very successful Christmas Tea
and Bazaar. It was decided to
pack the Sunshine boxes on
Tuesday, December 15.
Mrs. Van Damme of the
writes With his Well4tnoWO
`"bubbly entlinalaSin" and
cheerful disregard for the
conventional..
DIARY QF A MAN
IN DESPAIR
By Fritz Beck-Malleezewen
Macmillan, 1970
A Prussian aristocrat's journal
is a unique and prophetic history
of the rise and fall rif Naxi
Germany. His horror and
contempt in exposing the greed
and bestiality of the Nazis made
him 4 marked man and his
journal which began in 1936
With the death of Spengler ends
in 1944 when the Gestapo had
him imprisoned in Dachau where
he died shortly after.
He wrote in 1941: "I do not
know if the end of the world is
at hand, as Dostoyevsky said.
But .this I do know, that these
are years in a turning in human
affairs which can never be
changed again and that the
tyranny of an arrogant
civilization is at an end."
Other arrivals include:
Fiction — Highsmith, Patricia,
Ripley undergound; Lofts,
Norah, Lovers all untrue; Davies,
Robertson, Fifth business;
Heyer, Georgette, Charity girl;
Horgan, Paul, Whitewater.
Non-Fiction Ayars,
Teenager and alcohol;
MacFarlane, B., Stanley Cup;
Orr, Frank, Hockey's greatest
stars; Pines, C.A., Complete
book of harness racing; Bailey,
A., The light in Holland;
Maurois, Andre, Memoirs.
nominating comrnittee
announced that Mrs. Roberta
Plumsteel would be the -new
treasurer. Mrs. Van 'Damme
moved a vote of thanks to Mrs.
Carman McPherson for her five
years of faithful service."
Following the business
meeting Randy ' Garrow
accompanied by Miss Lois
Grasby sang "What The World
Needs Now Is Love."
Mrs. Jim Mair read a poem
"Purpose" and then led the
ladies in the singing of favourite
Christmas carols.
The next general meeting will
be on January 13 at 8 p.m. At
the close of the meeting
members of the Afternoon Unit
served lunch.
New books in H12:17011 libr4r
Dance
31st,
Centre,
Jockeys
person;
favours.
General
phone
Mrs Plumsteel new treasurer
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1-1 rtxflig up ihe home
This. ;coon its dedicated to you might like to !make
those who want to decorate "kingsize popcorn ball to be hung
'their homes .for-the Holidays and with a rPt9.110V :injected .during
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plan op '11411,100 A. theme PR a interest. This would ben good.
table, top with the symbols of neighbor gift by young ones.
your Creed, This can The kinderarten chain idea
or perhaps open family bible. can't be overdone because :ppw.
with A bookmark of red velvet C411 secure phosphorescent.
and A ,candy beside it in A 'paper and unusual papPrs to
favorite candlestick, A. brass make these Chains. an asset any
candlestick or a, pewter one place in the home, This is A good
.always seems • so right for the bparowjecat tiTli .0a4113,agoeestaainid whtleicrbe youcan 4honor".
Now that,. we have the most be used. for many years if packed
important motif expressed here away later with care.
cornea some ideas you might Many people have homes
find adaptable to your home, with the modern decor and they
Over the mantle you might like will welcome selecting. a large
to hang a lush large wreath of evergreen branch which can be
greens And in the center secure decorated with balls. Don't.
some children's musical forget some of these large plastic
(inexpensive), instruments which waste papep baskets are your
you have sprayed white and in best friend to hold a branch in
the middle of the center the right position when it is .
grouping have a beautiful velvet surrounded with fist size stones,
bow to complement your room It you .are an African violet
Opecor. This, idea will appeal to fancier you will receive raves by
the music lovers.
ririgbals. hung from large brandy snifter and
placing an African violet in a
picture', window fyom• varied surrounding it with small balls to
lengths ,of,ribbori add a brilliance match the color of the flowers.
which - catches light from , the For a special occasion you
inside and looks gay from the can . use tall glasses and tape
o1.1t FP iodre ao f f?oenht oro oe .
r you might glasses to give glamour to the
small 02/11e$ and evergreen on the
like to tie some holly and table,
evergreens and from a gay red And here is an "oldey." Take
bow hang .g pair of red mittens a loaf of french bread and insert
which can be used later for small evergreen houghs in the
snowballing. You can stuff the bread. The needles won't drop,
'inside of the mittens to give due to the moisture within the
them more interest. • bread and you can decorate as
Fora family or scout project
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Dancing 10 - a.m.
Disc Unlimited
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Licensed Lunch and Favours
Tickets at Graham's General Store, hayfield
or Phone 5B8-2544
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