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Riverview Institute learn of traditions
Mrs. Hilda Morton talked to the
group about the origins and.
authors of many of the carols,.
noting that there is only one
familiar carol with a Canadian
background. The majority of
carols. were written and set to
music in England.
The ladies sang six of the
favourite carols with Mrs. Lyle
Lee accompanying them on the
piano. Mrs. A. Craven and Mrs.
R. Neil sang a duet "Angels from
the Realms of Glory".
Mrs. Nola McEwen, Convener
of Family and Consumer Affairs,
presided over the meeting and
By JOY SCHEIFELE
AILSA CRAIG
The December meeting of the
Riverview Women's Institute
focused on Christmas and some
of its traditions.
Santa arrives
in grand style
Frosty, but tine weather,
brought good crowds out to Ailsa
Craig's annual Santa Claus
parade Saturday afternoon.
Nearly Is entries in the parade,
including one band, gave the air a
festive and joyful spirit, Young
baton twirlers from Strathroy
headed. the parade made up of
young and old alike.
Wright's of Strathroy took
first prize in the parade with an
animated and live float, entitled
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs.
The Ailsa Craig Lions Club
came in second with a delightful
fibre glass turtle with eyes that lit
up as he raced in the parade with
his friend the Hare, Lion Wayne
Schlegel. Third place was taken
by the Ailsa Craig Rovers.
Clowns and persons on floats
tossed peanuts and candies to the
children waving on the
sidewalks.
Following the parade, the draw
was held on the hind quarter of
beef with Joe Moore, R.R. 1,
Forest, holding the winning
ticket. The draw was sponsored
by the Ailsa Craig Business
AssociationProceeds will be used
to help defray the parade ex-
penses.
First lady
for council
Mrs. Owen Bice, housewife,
marked a chapter in the history
of the village of Ailsa Craig on
December 6 as she successfully
won a seat on Council and
became the village's first lady
Councillor. Placing third out of
the five candidates running for
the four seats on Council, she took
the seat with a good margin of
votes.
Born in Lobo Township, Ida
Bice (nee Walsh) moved to Ailsa
Craig in 1945. In 1951 she married
Owen Bice. They lived in London
and then Sudbury before coming
to Ailsa Craig two years ago.
They have four children; Robert
who is married and also a
resident of Ailsa Craig, Doug,
who is married and living in
Strathroy, Dave and Debbie,
When asked how she became
interested in running for coun-
cillor, Ida admitted that she had
been approached by several
persons and finally decided to
accept the nomination.
Her husband, Owen, is
currently with Richard Bennett
Developers of London, and
through her husband has interest
and background in the field of
planning and housing develop-
ment.
"I hope to contribute to council
in this way," she stated, "as well
as help villagers with any
problems."
"Before the elections, a lady in
town phoned me one day con-
cerned about the population signs
at the entrances to the village,"
Ida mentioned. "She said she
would vote for me, if I promised
to do something about the in-
„,,curate signs.” All three signs
announcing the town's
population, give different figures.
Other Councillors elected this
year include Don. Shipway, Ken
Jones and John Willms. Reeve
Jack Whitmore was re-instated
by acclamation. The installation
service of members will be held
on January 17th.
Girls present
candle event
"Preparing for the Gift of God"
was the theme for this year's
national C.G.I.T, Vesper Service,
and the girls in the Ailsa Craig
group presented the service
Sunday evening before a mixed
congregation.
C.G,I.T, member, Sandra
Heaman, played the organ for the
service in addition to taking the
leader's role.
Other C.G.I.T. members, Judy
and Theresa Marshall, Nancy
and Melinda Harmer, Cathy
Chamberlain, Carol IVIcCallurn,..
Sandra Doer, Julie Doer, Wendy
Lee and Sandra Heaman all took
part in the service and led the
congregation in a very
meaningful act of worship.
Members of the Explorers
formed the choir for the evening
along with the C.G.I.T. girls.
opened with an appropriate
poem. Mrs. A. Craven read the
Christmas story from the Bible.
The scripture was illustrated
with pictures shown on the wall.
Many of the interesting
Christmas customs in other lands
were explained by Mrs. Nola
McEwen in brief.
Roll call was taken with
members being asked to respond
by outlining a household hint for
Christmas. Nineteen members
and a guest were present.
A report was presented by the
committee in charge of the
Women's Institute plates, Mrs.
Hilda Morton consented to be
responsible for the project.
The course on needlepoint
proved highly successful and
thanks was expressed to Mrs. A.
Craven and Mrs. Harrison for
their leadership. Summary Day
for the course is scheduled for
February 8th.
Delegates, Mrs, Ivy Adams and
Mrs. Hilda Morton, reported on
the November Convention held at
Tillsonburg, Each branch had
contributed to a craft table set up
at the convention with resulting
sales amount to $441. Next year
the convention will be held in
September at Clinton,
Members were asked to con-
sider making a crib quilt, 45 x 54
for a child's bed at the War
Memorial Hospital in London.
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