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By JOY SCHEIFELE
The Shady Pines K.O.A.
campgrounds appeared to be
haunted on Halloween night as
wailing ghosts and spooks sud-
denly appeared from behind
trees and out of dense bushes.
Jack-O-Lanterns leered down
from the bare branches of trees
here and there throughout the
well wooded area along the
winding trails.
However, none of the children,
or parents who accompanied
them, were too badly shaken by
the weird appearances or eerie
sounds, and all thoroughly en-
joyed the "spook ride"
throughout the camp at the start
of the Halloween party sponsored
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By JOY SCHEIFELE
Thursday, November 20, an
anti rabies clinic will be held in
Ailsa Craig from 9:00 a.m. until
noon at the fire hall,
The clinic is part of an anti
rabies program which will in-
volve twenty-one centres in
Middlesex County, The county
has one of the highest incidences
of rabies in Canada,
The health of animals branch of
Agriculture Canada and the
Middlesex London district health
unit are arranging for the clinics,
requested by county council,
The Middlesex anti rabies
clinic are only for pet dogs and
cats which should be at least two
months old for vaccination. The
service, open W. pet owners in the
county and London, is free.
Clinics are also scheduled at
nearby Ilderton on November 21
at the fire hall from 9 a.m. to
noon; on November 24 at the
Lucan Community Centre from
1:30 to 4:00 p.m, and on
November 28 at the Parkhill
Community Centre frem 9 a.m. to
4 p.m,
EXTEND HOURS
By JOY SCHEIFELE
The Ailsa Craig branch of the
Imperial Bank of Commerce has
advised that it has extended its
hours to serve the publip.
Commencing this week the
bank will extend its hours each
Thursday being open from 10:00
a.m, until 4:30 p.m., and on
Fridays it will be open con-
tinuously from 10:00 a.m. until
6:00 p.m. omitting the usual mid-
afternoon closing break. The
bank will continue its regular
hours Monday to Wednesdays of
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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HALLOWEEN AT EAST WILLIAMS — Children in the
enjoyed a Halloween party Friday. Shown in costume
Woods and Tara Malcolm.
by the Ailsa Craig and District
Lions Club.
Over 60 young children and a
few parents gathered at the
retreat Centre at the back of the
Groovy Groomers
visit beauty salon
A week ago Tuesday evening
the beauty salon of Ailsa Craig's
Jean Shipway was filled to
capacity as members of the 4-H
Groovy Groomers came seeking
advice and information of good
health habits that contribute to
pleasing complexions.
The various shapes of faces and
different types of skin were
discussed. Mrs. Shipway then
gave a detailed demonstration of
how to properly care for the skin
and the proper use and ap-
plication of make-up.
One of the club members
received a complete facial and
beauty make up while the others
carefully observed the full
procedure.
local K.O.A. campgrounds as
guest of the Lions. Then came the
difficult task of judging
costumes, Clowns, monsters,
pirates, cats, dogs, witches and
such abounded,
Each child under six received a
gift. A first, second and third
prize was awarded to the best girl
in each of the six to seven years,
eight to nine years and 10 to 11
year group as well as to the best
first,second and third boy in each
group. A first, second and third
was awarded to the 12 and over
group together with a special
prize to the oldest man in the
audience and the oldest lady
present.
C.F.P,L. T.V.'s Pirie Mitchell
and loveable St. Bernard
Peaches, stars of the Junior
Talent Hour were on hand to sign
autographs and answer
questions. For many little ones it
seemed the highlight of the
evening was an opportunity to be
able to actually pet the large,
amiable Peaches who took it all
Seniors enloy
costume event.
By JOY SCHEIFELE
Friday afternoon it appeared
that some of the residents from
Craigholme Nursing Home had,
suddenly disappeared when it
was realized that other in-
teresting and fascinating
characters had appeared in their
places.
All of the staff and many of the
residents took advantage of the
customs of the day and with some
ingenious disguises had many
tugging at their ear lobes and
scratching their heads trying to
search for some tell tale
characteristic.
While all the staff traded their
neat uniforms for more colourful
and fancy costumes of all
descriptions, many visitors as
well appeared on the scene in
Halloween attire.
A small prize was awarded to
resident Eddie, Squires as he
successfully baffled many with
his temporary transformation
into a delightful, dignified elderly
lady. Staff member Alice Paff
concealed her identity by taking
on the role of a lovely gypsy
dressed in black lace.
Apple bobbing was enjoyed by
staff and residents alike. Each
sought to retrieve an apple from
a tub of water without the use of
their hands. A few staff members
received an extra face washing
during the game as residents
playfully gave them a little
"help" getting their apple!
A relay game of carrying an
orange under your chin and
dropping it into a basket was
included in the afternoon's ac-
tivities.
As the day also marked the
birthday of resident Mae Murray,
and Administrator Nelson
Scheifele, a hugh birthday cake
was included in the refresh-
ments. Both successfully blew
out all the candles and ice cream
and cake was served to all,
After supper a number of little
creatures took up the scene as
local children arrived for an hour
of games and costume judging.
About twenty-five youngsters
mingled with the residents in the
dining room for a few games and
prizes. As they left each was
given a bagful of treats.
in his professional stride.
The children were then all
treated to candies, apples and
oranges before departing outside
for a further treat of barbequed
hot dogs and chocolate milk
under the full moon, thus
climaxing a perfect Halloween.
The children were then tran-
sported back to town through the
courtesy of Kennedy Bus Lines.
Plan rabies clinics
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Lions party proves popular
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