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red plastic bag. Where did yott,
put it?"
"It's with the rest of the stuff,"
she retorted, It wasn't. It wasn't
'anywhere.
After going back Dyer the day
before, we agreed that I'd taken
it into the dining-room, put it
beside my chair, and had walked
out without it. Of all the
stupid ,
Phoned the hotel, long
distance. No, Lost-and -Found
had no trace of it, but, learning
my name, the lady there said she
read my column in the Blenheim
paper and we had a nice chat.
Well, there goes fifty bucks,
plus a L.D, call. Went out
morosely to put some empties in •
the car trunk, There was the little
old red devil plastic bag. With •
sweaters and lie.
The other good thing was
gypping the hotel on breakfast,
We ordered breakfast for one. I
drank the orange juice, she ate
the buckwheat cakes, I ate the
toast and jam, and we shared the
coffee. Two breakfasts for the
price of one, I'll bet they haven't
caught on yet. I saved $1.80 on
breakfast, two days in a row,
A profitable trip, taken all
round.
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Times-Advocate, April 17, 1975
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CCAT GALS WIN TITLE — Centralia College won the Huron-Middlesex girls hockey championship Thurs-
day with a 1-0 win over Lucan in the fifth and deciding game. Back, left, coach Don Johnstone, Linda Davis,
Maureen Good, Norma Wright, Vicki Thomas, Donna Jones, Chris Lipohar, Karen Tuchlinsky and Anna
Marie. Harrison. Front, Brenda Basinger, Georgene Jarvis, Elaine Coe, Barbara Filson, Jayne Flannery,
Sharon Stray, Donna Merry field and Ann Tilker. Missing was Denise Bell, Photo by Norm Hyde
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Ian M Allister, Zurich showed
slides and gave an informative
talk on a recent trip to Cuba,
when Kippen East W.I. members
held family night and the roll call
contest fun night.
Mr. McAllister was thanked by
Mrs. H. Caldwell.
Secret Pals were revealed and
all present answered the roll by
stating, "My pet peeve while
doing my shopping."
Grace Pepper, Mary Bread-
foot, Charlotte Pullman, Frances
Kinsman, Margaret Hoggarth
and Grace Drummond were
presented with a gift for having
perfect attendance.
At the regular meeting the
longest married couple was Mr.
& Mrs. Glen Bell. The winner of
the lucky chair was Angus
Hummel. Winners in the euchre
were Verda Sinclair, Rose
Hummel, Francis Kinsman, Glen
Bell, Angus Hummel and Greg
Hoggarth.
Rose Hummel and Grace
Drummond conducted games
and stunts. Agnes Eyre and
Grace Pepper were in charge of
the euchre, Margaret Hoggarth
conducted the bingo for the
children.
The evening activities were
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volved in creating his own future.
We are very happy."
Even the churches are in the
act. The bishops of Bukoba are
promoting a dam. Local Moslem
leaders are interested in road
improvements and transport,
There are manifest strains in
such a system. During recent
droughts President Nyerere
urged the farmers to sell their
cattle for slaughter rather than
let them die. But next he had to
rebuke the meat packers for they
were refusing to buy the poorer
animals.
Discontent is present. Some
work willingly and hard while
others collect benefits though
they are lazy.
President Nyerere broadcasts
his appeal against such ex-
ploitation of the people, "Before
independence we used to promise
each other 'Freedom and Work'.
Now we should say 'Freedom Is
Work'."
The progress of this national
experiment in self-help will be
watched with interest by all the
world.
precided by a delicious pot luck
supper.
Kippen UCW
The UCW of St. Andrew's
Church, Kippen commemorated
fifty years in the United Church
of Canada, when they entertained
members of Zurich, Goshen,
Varna and Brucefield for an
evening of fellowship.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Norman Dickert and Mrs.
R. J. McGregor,
The Devotional for the evening
was taken by Mrs. John
Anderson.
Gail and Don Travers, Hensall
contributed two beautiful
musical numbers in song ac-
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
Clandeboye WI had their April
meeting at the home of Mrs. J.
Donaldson when the paying of
fees was the roll call.
Mrs. A. Hodgins group brought
in the slate of officers and the
district director Mrs. C. Coughlin,
took the,chair for the election.
New president Mrs. Bruce
Henry; 1st vice Mrs. A. Lewis;
sec-treas. Mrs. Harold Hardy;
pianist Mrs. A. Hill; branch
directors Mrs, A. Lewis, Mrs.
Rae Hodgins, Mrs. K. O'Neil,
public relations, Mrs. Roy
Cunningham; agriculture and
Canadian industries Mrs. Peter
Groenewegen; education and
cultural activities Mrs.
R.Worthington; family & con-
sumer affairs Mrs. J. Donaldson;
resolutions Mrs. Norman Hardy;
citizenship and world affairs
Mrs.A. Lewis; Tweedsmuir
history Mrs. D. Kestle; auditors
Mrs. A. Hill and Mrs, P.
Groenewegen,
The officers read their reports
and handed them in for mailing.
Plans were made for handling
the District Annual Meeting to be
hosted by Clandeboye and held in
the Lucan United Church May 6.
Mrs. Arnold Blake read a poem
"Ode to the Rural Mail Man"
Meeting was closed by the
retiring president Mrs. W. Scott
and the hostess Mrs, J.
,Donaldson assisted by Mrs. Alan
Hill and Mrs. D. Kestle served
lunch.
meetings
Clandeboye 4-Her's held their
4th meeting at the home of their
leader Nancy Holland.
They made various types of
rolls, studied from Canada's
food guide.
Meeting 5 was Monday April 14
at Nancy Hollands with five
members present. Janis Kestle
made cheese puffs and Joanne
Cunningham made hamburg
stacks, which the girls enjoyed
after the meeting adjourned,
Club 2 met for meeting 4 at the
home of the assistant leader
companied by Mrs, R. Broadfoot.
The speaker for the evening
was Rev. Stevens who
reminisced on the fifty years in
the United Church and who also
showed slides.
Mr. & Mrs. Aril Binnendyk
have sold their farm to Peter Oud
and are moving to Exeter.
Miss Jean Ivison has returned
from London where she was
visiting friends,
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter,
Guelph, spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones and also
attended the funeral of Mr. Henry
Gackstetter, a former resident,
on the second.
Marilyn Groenewegen with 9
girls present.
The "High Risers" displayed
the sour dough loaf of bread they
made and each loaf was
displayed and judged.
Cindy Donaldson, Kim Cun-
ningham demonstrated making
"cheese puffs."
Bonnie Richards, Tracey
Cunningham, Marilyn
Groenewegen and Dorothy
Cunningham demonstrated and
made hamburg stacks,
Discussion followed and the
girls ate their wares and washed
it down with chocolate milk.
Club 3 had their meeting 4 at
the Lynn home Thursday
evening.
Seven members and one guest
from another club made various
shaped rolls or buns,
The roll call for the "Lazy
Loafers" was show a label from a
convenience yeast product used
in your home.
The goodness of bread and
Ca nad'a Food Guide were
discussed.
ACW meeting
The annual meeting for St.
James ACW met Thursday April
3.
The ladies enjoyed the film
shown by Miss Profit. $14 was
collected for the Mentally
Retarded Children and donated.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cunningham,
Kim, Tracey and Jill have
returned home from a holiday in
Florida.
This is Cancer Month so please
welcome your cancer canvasser
and if you have not been called on
by April 25 please phone 227-4520
and some one will be glad to take
your donation small or large.
Please help!
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn,
Cheryl, Bonnie, Catherine and
Gerry who spent two weeks
vacation in Florida have
returned to the cooler
climate.
Congratulations are in order to
Clandeboye residents Mr. & Mrs.
C. W. Millson who will be
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