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historical displays at Bidduiph Central school this week. Shown with
shoes of the past and a blouse are Patti Fisher, Jo-Ellen McFalls and
Cheryl Gricken. T-A photo
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We are half way there,
comrades, which after all is not
too bad, but we can do better
there are still a few days left to
become an early bird. That's
right, Comrades, 50 percent of
our membership have answered
the call and have something to
crow about, and have their
names entered for the free draw
December 31st. HOW ABOUT
YOU? Drop over to good old 540
and pay your dues, let's all get
together and make the
themometer in the lounge read
100 per cent prior to the New
Year and give Branch 540,
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at Saintsbury
By MRS, HEBER DAVIS
Sunday service at St. Patricks
Church consisted of the nine
lessons and a carol service
conducted by Rev. H. ROkebY''
Thomas with. Mrs. Tom Kooy at
the organ.
Following the service, the
Sunday School Christmas party
took place consisting of songs and
readings by the pupils.
Santa Claus made his annual
visit with treats and gifts,A social
hour followed .
Personals
Mr, & Mrs, Maurice Mac-
donald, Grand Bend will en-
tertain their family for Christ-
mas at the home of the formers'
sister, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy.
Those who plan to attend are Mr,
Mrs. Howard MacDonald and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Pete
Sovereign and family all of
Lucan, Mr. & Mrs, Clayton Kooy
and Bonnie of Exeter, They all
plan to spend New Years with
Mr, & Mrs. Tom Kooy.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs at-
tended the Trafalgar School staff
party at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Jorgenson, London,
Friday evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy attended
the Christmas banquet and dance
of the Canadian Canners held at
the Exeter Legion Hall, Saturday
evening.
Pattie and Freddie Dobbs were
Friday afternoon guests with
Mrs, Irene Marziali and children,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
guests Tuesday with Mr, & Mrs.
it. Roberts, Lucan, Thursday
they visited with Mr, & Mrs.
Wilson Armitage London, and
spent Saturday afternoon with
their aunt Mrs. Robert Coleman,
Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll
visited their friend, Miss Sophia
Richards, at Strathmere Lodge
Saturday.
Mr, & Mrs. Ken Eaton, Mrs.
Leanord, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee and Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Greenlee were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Greenlee.
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cun-
ningham and family attended a
family Christmas party at the
home of his brother Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Cunningham, Ailsa
Craig, Sunday.
Merry
Christmas
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UCW tours
window plant
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
The tour of Dashwood
Industries arranged by the
United Church Women, Tuesday
of last week was a most enjoyable
evening for the 46 women and
men who attended.
An excellent dinner was served
and following a tour of the plant
pictures were shown of the work
being done at the company's
other plants. Coffee was served
and each guest was presented
with a gift.
Sunday Service
Rev. John Beaton delivered a
Christmas message to the
Congregation attending the
Christmas service in the United
Church Sunday morning.
The special music included an
anthem by the Choir, vocal solo
by Mrs. Russell Wilson, and the
offertory music was an organ and
piano duet by Mrs. Hodgins and
her daughter Marikay,
Personals
Mr. & Mrs, Cliff Abbott of
Lucan were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Clara Abbott.
Sy SIDIDALEY
Comrades as the year 1971
gradually fades and becomes
history, branch 540 will be able to
look upon it as being the year of
achievement. In all aspects of our
Legion activity 1971 has sur-
passed them all. Membership
wise branch 540 continues to grow
and at such a rate it has now
become necessary to seriously
consider expanding our present
facilities.
Sports-wise our membership
enjoyed a most active sports
program encompassing every
conceivable type of sport, you
name it we played it, euchre,
Cribbage, shuffleboard, darts,
horeshoes and on and on.
Yes. Comrades we have a
large horn and we intend to blow
it, but, we will only be able to
keep blowing it for as long as we
continue to receive your won-
derful support.
However as a progressive
branch of the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 540 has no in-
tention of resting on past laurels
and will continue to work to the
end that our community will be a
better place in which to live by
supplying an active sports
program for the youth as well as
educational opportunity and
friendly competition in the field
of public speaking and essay
competitions; by remembering
our obligation to the aged and our
solemn promise to the Fallen that
we will Remember Them.
We see by the papers that
recently an insurance company
released a study that seems
to show that happily married
couples live longer than single or
divorced persons. The reason
given is that happily married
types talk to each other and
resolve their inner tensions,
However, we know of one old
bachelor who claims his long life
and happiness is due to the same
therapy. 'I've always had a dog to
talk to,' he says 'and the nice
thing about it, is that it doesn't
talk back.' (may have something
there oldtimer)
Branch 540 was indeed pleased
to receive a visit from one of its
past presidents on Saturday,
Comrade Ralph Smith now living
in Wallaceburg was president of
Branch 540 in 1956 and again in
1961. Nice to see you Comrade,
Ralph and will ye no come back
again - Soon.
god," I he Minister said.
There will be a service of carols
followed by communion,
Christmas eve.
January 3, the AYP will meet
in the Coffee House. Anglican
Church Women will meetJanuary
5, at Mrs. J. Murdy's.
Something To Crow About
throughout Command.
The winner of the Cellarette
was Gene Seifried,
Congratulations, Gene and thank
you folks for your support of
the draw. Now may I take this
opportunity to quote a happy
fellow who is much more
eloquent that I "HO! Ho! HO!
MERRY CHRISTMAS, MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND GOD BLESS
YOU, EACH AND EVERY
ONE! i"
And that's 30 for this week
remember 'take it slow and easy
and have a HAPPY ONE'.
Times-Advocate, December /2, 1971 Page 13A
DAL Y's wEeKty .COMMENTS
'Twos a good year
recent visitor with Mr. & Mrs,
John Templeman.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Miller and
Dianne, were Friday night guests
of Mr, & Mrs. Dougall Mitchell.
By MRS. HUGH MQRENZ
Among those attending pre-
Christmas dinners and family
gatherings were;
Mr, & Mrs, Milton Sweitzer,
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Campbell of
Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Murray
Evans of Lambeth, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams, Mr. &
Mrs. Peter Martin, Ruthie and
Lisa of Crediton, Harv. Adams
and Alanna Masse of Zurich with
Mr, & Mrs. Don Adams, Satur-
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Seth Amans of
Zurich Friday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. Milton Sweitzer.
Mr. & Mrs. H. Morenz and Bill
with Mr, & Mrs. William
Sunday. Les & John of Kippen
Church News
Holy Trintiy Anglican Church
The annual Sunday School
concert of Holy Trintiy was held
in Carlislellall.
The program consisted of
songs, recitations, skits and a
play "The Nativity Story."
Santa Claus was hailed in to the
lure of here Comes Santa Claus.
lle read a story to the children
and presented each child with a
bag of candy.
Sunday, Rev. Carson preached
•in "The Time is Fulfilled. He
said we all have different con-
cepts of lime. It was in the fulness
of time that God sent his son into
the world. "We must use our time
as a trust from God and don't use
it in dope, alcohol, violence and
destruction. Use it as a precious
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Mrs. Jo Van Valkengoed, Mrs.
Ed Chappel and Mrs. John Miller
were hostesses for the Christmas
meeting of the Staffa Womens
Institute held in the township hall
Thursday afternoon.
The president, Mrs. John
Miller, opened the meeting with
the Institute Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect.
Twenty members answered the
roll call, "A favourite Christmas
recipe,"
A number of Christmas carols
were sung with Mrs. Robert
McCaughey at the piano.
Mrs. John Miller chose as her
topic Christmas customs, Mrs.
Charles Douglas gave as her
motto, `Nothing is so Contagious
as a Good Example.' Mrs.
George Vivian demonstrated
Christmas decorations made
from things around the house
giving those present some good
ideas.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs.
John Miller who recently com-
pleted a course in constructing
lingerie had a lovely display of
their completed work at the
meeting.
Plans were finalized for the
New Years Eve dance. Group I is
in charge of the first card party to
be held sometime in January.
Secret pals were chosen for the
coming year and this past year
pals were revealed with an ex-
change of gifts.
A small remembrance was
presented to Mrs. Jessie O'Brien
who has moved to Exeter. More
carols were sung to close the:
meeting which was followed by a
Christmas lunch, served by the
hostesses.
Personals
Edgar Duncan, Toronto, was a
Centralia Dashwood Mt, Brydges
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