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and. Jim Dalton for their co-operation with me as chairman
of the combined Grand Bend, Stephen And Bosanquet fire
committee,
This committee will continue to • develop a fire
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Grand send,
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For Councilman in Grand Bend
on December 7 So We Can Finish This
Important Project
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USBORNE'S 1971 COUNCIL — Members of the Usbome Township council for the next two years were
acclaimed to office at a nomination meeting held Monday afternoon. Back, left, councillors Gordon
Johns, Jack Stewart and Bill Morley. Front, councillor Walter McBride, Reeve Lloyd Ferguson and clerk
Harry Strang. T-A photo
Medical Centre progresses
Chamber meets at resort
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volunteer teachers are to use the
money as they see fit.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Murray Douglas has
returned home from Wig-a-mug
Lodge, Haliburton where she
was visiting with her daughter
for several weeks.
Mr. & Mrs. W. B. F. McLaren
visited last Sunday in Barrie.
Rev. & Mrs. A. E. Holley,
Kitchener visited with friends
last Monday.
The Anglican Church Women
are invited to the rectory at
Thedford for the December
monthly meeting Tuesday
evening.
Reeve Orval & Mrs. Wassmann
and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Dalton
attended the warden's banquet
Saturday evening in Watford. A
party and dance followed the
banquet.
Mrs. Peter De Jong returned
home from Exeter hospital
where she was a patient for a
few days.
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BY MRS. J, H. PAWN
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The monthly meeting of St.
James Church was held in the
home of Mm. Alan Hill last
Thursday, After the opening
player, Bible study and minutes
airs. Rae Hodgins and Mrs.
Nancy St. Pierre read poems
about grandmothers to-day and
yesterday.
The election of officers
followed: Mrs. Arnold Lewis,
president; Mrs. Roy
Cunningham, vice president;
Mrs. Steve St. Pierre, 2nd vice
president; Mrs. Karl O'Neil,
secretary; Mrs. Cecil Carter,
treasurer; Mrs. Almer Henrie,
Dorcas secretary, and Mrs. Rae
Hodgins, social service convener.
Sunday Rev. Carson preached
on the Second Coming. He said
the old testament prophecies
speak of the two comings as if
they were one event. In the new
testament the prophecies told of
Christ's sufferings and his
glorification. Mr. Carson said if
we read and understand our
Bibles then we'd know that
Christ is coming again and we'd
be ready to meet Him. He said
children do not learn about the
Bible at school or in the home;
the only place they hear the
Bible is at Church.
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opened the meeting by reading a
poem and Mrs. Wm Blewett
conducted the worship. Favorite
carols were sung and the theme
for devotion was, What Shall We
Give the Children? Suggested
gifts were self reliance, courage,
conviction, self respect and
respect for others, a sense of
humour, love of justice, passion
for truth, power of faith and the
memory of a good home.
The program was in charge of
Mrs. Wm Sturdevant. Christmas
messages from Peter Marshall's
quotes from the book, Mr. Jones
Meets the Master, were thought
provoking.
HIGH SCHOOL TOUR
Brenda Taylor, Peter Gill and
Jim Kennedy enjoyed a trip to
Ottawa sponsored by the
SHDHS last week. Activities
included a visit to parliament in
session, a guided tour of the royal
mint, visit to the War Museum
and the National Arts Centre.
A sightseeing tour was also
enjoyed of greater Ottawa. While
in Ottawa they were
accommodated at the Chateau
Laurier Hotel.
ALHAMBRA
The Alhambra met November
30, in Alhambra Hall. Fifteen
dollars was voted to the nursery
school which was opened in the
fall in the Alhambra Hall. The
By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
November 30, the Chamber of
Commerce met in the village
hall. Newly elected president, A.
Maruca, chaired the meeting.
Items of interest out of the
correspondence included: (1) A
letter from Hon, James Auld
with a brochure enclosed,
Ontario the Place Where Winter
is Welcome. (2) A letter read
from London Free Press
concerning whether Grand Bend
have the three star or four star
editions of the London Free
Press. The Press informed the C
of C that delivery boys will carry
the four star editions as will the
drug store and Melv & Olive's
store. Persons desiring the three
star edition will be able to
purchase it at Leo's Meat
Market.
Other business included:
Reeve Orval Wassmann reporting
sign on Highways 7 and 22 being
repaired; Chamber plaques for
members to be purchased as in
previous years; A snowmobile
rally is still in the planning.
The Medical Centre is
progressing and the committee
hopes donations will come forth
so the building can get under
way.
The Chamber voted a $50.
donation to the committee for
promotional purposes only. The
committee has no funds for
clerical or advertising
requirements. Donations
however small would be
appreciated.
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The evening unit of the UCW
met for their Christmas meeting,
December 1. Candles and
symbols of the beginning of
Advent was the setting for the
worship and program.
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