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CLASS IN TAILORING - Numerous district ladies are taking part in a tailoring course being offered
during the night classes at South Huron District High School. Checking on a man's jacket are students
Mrs. Art Clarke, Mrs. Claire Hoffman and Mrs. Glenn Lamport and instructress Mrs. Ian McAllister.
Dashwood ladies treat
men and play Bunco
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Page 22. Times-Advocate, December 9, 1971
Centralia women
mark Christmas
Mrs. Lorne Hicks sang "Silent
Night" with different words and
were accompanied on the piano
by Marikay Hodgins.
A poem "For Christmas Is"
was read by Mrs. Murray Elliott
and Mrs. Ken Greb gave a story
"The Merriest Christmas Ever".
A smorgasbord meal was
served by the ladies on the last
half of the roll call with Mrs. Ken
Hodgins, Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot
and Mrs. Gerald Isaac as con-
veners.
Laura Secord
... The Only Candy That Is Better
Is Another Laura Secord!
FOR HIM . . •
• Brut
• Hai Karate
• Old Spice
• Sir
• Pipes and Tobaccos
• Billfolds
• Electric Razors
FOR HER .
• Faberge
• On the Wind
• Chanel No. 5
• Du Barry
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• Prince
Matchabel I i
Euchre party
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel
and Mr. and Mrs, Tom Kooy were
in charge of the euchre party in
'he Community Centre, Monday
with eleven tables at play.
Prizes were awarded as
follows; ladies' high, Mrs. Jack
Dickins; ladies' lone hands, Mrs.
Rose Atkinson; ladies' low, Mrs.
Harvey Hillman.
Men's high, Jack Dickins; lone
hands, Frank Hicks, men's low
(with a lady playing the part),
Mrs. Harry Carroll; special prize
for the most lone hands in
Diamonds, Brenda Rimmer.
The committee for the next
party will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blair.
Pallbearers were Robert
Miller, Earl Stumpf, Paul
Watson, Murray Moore, Harold
Schroeder and Ron Soeder.
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
December meeting of the UCW
was held Thursday evening
amidst a setting of Christmas
decorations and lighted tree.
Mrs. Sam Skinner presided for
the business and opened with a
poem "Christmas Gifts". The
minutes and reports were read
and approved. Mention was made
of the upcoming dinner and tour
of the Dashwood Industries,
December 14. Mrs. Skinner ex-
pressed thanks to all who had
helped in any way during her
term of office as president.
Mrs. Robert Blair, Mrs.
Melville Buswell and Miss
Margaret Cook were conveners
of the Christmas program and
opened with Miss Cook reading
the poem "Lots of Love".
"The Way To Recapture Joy"
written by Rev. D. Warren of
Crediton was read by Mrs.
Arthur Abbott and Mrs. Jack
Essery read the peom "The
Crossroads".
A play "Silver or Second Best"
was enacted by several ladies.
Mrs. Alvin Essery played a
medley of Christmas music.
Mrs. Melville 13uswell gave the
legend of the Christmas candle.
Mrs. Jack Essery, Mrs. Ross
McFalls, Mrs, Ken Hodgins and
MIDDLE TON Dru
Yes, Santa
there is
The world is still full of little
Virginias who believe in Santa
Claus and what he stands for, The
United Church Observer says in
its current issue.
In a letter to Santa Claus
headed, "Yes, Santa, there is a
Virginia", The Observer warned
the old saint not to be misled by
changing customs.
"In the bad old days there were
plenty of youngsters who
misbehaved all year. Some of
them smoked behind the barn
and wrote obscene things on the
outhouse walls. In December,
they abandoned such secret sins.
"Now they still smoke, but a
different weed and not behind the
barn, and they write the obscene
things in the college paper.
Basically they're not much
different, but they're much more
open about it,"
The Observer also told Santa
Claus not to worry that he had
been de-sanctified by the Roman
Catholic Church. "You can count
on Protestants keeping you on
our lists.
There was a campaign a while
back to Tut Christ Back into
Christmas'. Everybody
recognizes now that Christ
always was in Christmas, and
you and your emphasis on
laughter and dancing and giving
gifts have been an expression of
it,"
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bambrick,
Kitchener, visited with Mr, &
Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Monday.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Becker and
daughter have moved to Thunder
Bay where he is taking a diesel
course at the Manpower Centre.
Mrs. Leonard Schenk and Mrs.
Howard Datars, leaders, held a
party Monday evening for 20
ladies who completed the course,
"The Knack of Sewing with
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASH WOOD
United Church Women of
Calvary United church held a
Christmas supper for husbands
and guests, November 30.
Following the supper Jack
Riddell led a singsong of
Christmas carols. Mrs, Syd Neeb
gave a reading "The Ten
Commandments of Christmas".
A quartette, Jack Gaiser, Stanley
Haist, Harry Hoffman and Stuart
Wolfe favoured with several
selections. Mrs. Gordon Bender
gave a reading "One night in
Bethlehem".
Bunco was played, the
winners being Mrs. Mildred
Kellerman and Gordon Bender;
consolationists, Mrs. Gerald
Mason and Gerald Mason; lucky
chair, Mrs. Jack Riddell.
Knits". Plans were also made to
attend Summary Day at Clinton,
December 13.
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Personals
Donald Gaiser has returned
home from the hospital,
The trustees of Dashwood and
their wives attended the annual
Stephen Township dinner at
Crediton last Wednesday.
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Outdoor
Sparkle Set
Raise over $1,000
for Bible Society
Howard Ince, treasurer of the
Exeter branch of the Canadian
Bible Society reports this year's
canvass was the best ever.
The canvass conducted by the
various churches in Exeter
produced a record $1,003.95.
Mr. Ince told the T-A Wed-
nesday morning, "on behalf of
the officers of the Exeter branch
of the society I would like to
thank all persons in Exeter and
the immediate area for their kind
generosity in making this the best
campaign we have ever had."
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Personals
Mrs. Lorne Moote of London
and Mrs. Cliff Abbott of Lucan
were Saturday visitors with Mrs.
Clara Abbott.
Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson
were weekend visitors with Mr, &
Mrs. Grant Brown and family in
Sarnia.
Mr , & Mrs. Karl Keller and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Keller's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel.
White Gift Sunday will be
observed in the United Church,
Sunday morning.
The annual Sunday School
Christmas concert will be
presented in the schoolroom of
the United Church, Friday
evening.
Correction
The canvassers for the Bible
Society in Dashwood should have
read Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller,
MRS. MARIE RESTEMAYER
Mrs. Marie (Allemang)
Restemayer 62, widow of the late
Edgar Restemayer and mother
of Edward, a student at the
University of Guelph, passed
away at her residence, December
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We bought 'em at a super-clear-out price-
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They're CSA approved-the quality is tops.
Hold-tight clips-safety sockets. We reserve
the right to limit quantities,
Extra Sparkle or Glow Bulbs-pkg. of 4. .59
In Violet or Ruby colors-pkg. of 4 • .79
`Twinkle' Outdoor Bulbs-pkg. of 4 .98
Outdoor Sparkle Lights
in assorted lengths
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A member of Zion Lutheran
church, she was choir leader, a
member of the Lutheran
Women's Missionary League and
the Ladies' Aid.
Also surviving is one sister
Mrs. Albert (Gertrude) Miller,
Dashwood and one brother, Carl,
Niagara Falls.
The body rested at the T. Harry
Hoffman ,Funeral Home until
Monday noon then at Zion
Lutheran Church where the
service was conducted by Rev.
Earl Steinman with interment in
Zion Lutheran cemetery.
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SMART NEW
SHIRTS.
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JUST
FOR
HIM
Choose from style (1) the
"Miniature Scotch Pine ' or
style (2) "Pirouette Pine"
Little table-top beauties!
(3) "HIGHLAND QUEEN".
4 1/2 ft. Scotch Pine. 8.29
7 ft. Regular 15.49
7 ft. Snow-Tipped 17.75
7 ft. Deluxe 20.95
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6 ft. Silver or Gfcen 3.89
6 ft. I3lue/Green... 5.69
30,000 cars were provided by
dealers for use as driver-
training vehicles in 1970.
Success is reported in use of
dual-fuel vehicles (liquified
natural gas used on open
road, and gasoline used in
city traffic).
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Last winter, more than 9
million tons of de-icing salt
were spread on roads.
(a) CLEAR FLOODLIGHT
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• Sport Shirts
(5) The "BLUE SPRUCE"
6 ft. Regular 12.29
7 ft. Regular 15.49
7 ft. Bushy-Deluxe 20.95 (h) 'SNO-SPRAY'
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9-FOOT 1.19 15-FOOT 1.39
25-FOOT 2.39 100-FOOT 8.19
(d) LIGHT HANGERS
Bulb hanging-15 for .89
Bulb clamping-15 for 1.29
(f) DECORATOR BULBS
25 watt - in 'coloramic'
Red, Green or Blue. 11.17
2 for II
(7) "ROYAL SCOT"
6 ft. White. 23.88
7 ft. Forest-Green. 25.49
I All His Favorite The U.S. government has
issued a $570,000 grant for
design study of a steam-
powered vehicle.
Furnishings,
Ready for
Happy
Giving I/.
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Study shows there is no
reduction in a driver's
reaction time after many
hours behind the wheel.
Danger lies in total failure to
respond to changing
conditions - a momentary
hypnotic trance.
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