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REMEMBER AT AII.SA CRAIG — A Remembrance day service was held Friday in Ailsa Craig sponsored by
the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. A number of municipal and Legion officials including Huron-
Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell are shown above. Photo by Scheifele
Titnes.A4vP4ate,149vOrilbor 17, 1977 P At 11
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LARRY J. JOHNS
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Larry lives at 123 Victoria St. E., Exeter
Telephone 235-1209
By JOY SCHEIFELE
AILSA CRAIG
It was a cold and bitter mor-
ning and a small crowd gathered
at the Ailsa Craig legion Friday
for the annual Remembrance
Day service.
The service was conducted by
the Ailsa Craig Ministerial.
Association and the brief
Message delivered by Peter Snell
of the United Church.
A parade was held before the
cenotaph with the Last Pest and
Reveille sounded by W. Teller.
Wreaths were placed at the
cenotaph by Jack Riddell,
M.M.P. on behalf of the Province
of Ontario, Don Shipway for the
MA1NWAY
MIDNIGHT
MADNESS
FRIDAY
9 P.M. — MIDNIGHT
in friendly
Downtown Exeter
Mist Craig legion, Jael
more for the town of Ailsa Craig,
Gerald Wright for McGillivray
township, Aubrey McCallum for
East Williams township, Mrs,
Myrtle Dixon for the Ailsa Craig
ladies auxiliary, John Vail for the
Ailsa Craig Lions Club and Miss
Babe Chapman for the Victory
The Ailsa Craig volunteer fire
brigade will sponsor the town's
Santa Claus parade again this
year which is being planned for
Saturday afternoon, December
I.Q. It is hoped to make this year's
parade interesting and enjoyable
for old and young alike.
Anyone who would like to join
the parade may contact fire chief
Jack Brans ton before the date of
the parade, Floats and in-
dividuals are needed to provide a
good parade, and all are en-
couraged to plan now and put
together our best parade yet,
Prizes will be awarded to the
floats judged the most in-
teresting.
)3oosters. The girls of the
Explorers organization placed
their poppies along side of the
wreaths,
Following the service all were
invited to return to the legion hall
for coffee, hot chocolate and
donuts by the ladies auxiliary of
the legion. "
The parade will commence at 2
p.m, and follow the customary
route through town and along
Main Street concluding with
Santa himself stopping at the fire
hall to distribute goodies to the
children,
December 1 a turkey bingo will
be held at the town hall by the
volunteer firemen to help raise
funds to help cover expenses
incurred by the parade.
Mark event
at Woodham
Recall sacrifice of war dead
• at Ailsa .Craig's ceremonies
Santa .arritiges, visit
with ffre.eileiVs. help
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By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gartenburg,
Kingston and John Gartenburg,
Barrie spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gartenburg and
attended the 80th birthday party
Saturday, for their grandmother
Mrs. Myrtle Hanna.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Insley, Nairn
Centre visited for a few days with
the former's brother Mr. & Mrs.
Ted Insley.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended, to La Verne
Rodd and family, in the passing
of a loving wife and mother,
following a lengthy illness.
Miss Rhea Mills accompanied
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Mills, Calgary
and Mrs. Ray Mills, St, Marys to
Parkhill Friday where they
visited with Mr. & Mrs, Harold
Thompson.
Mr, & Mrs. Dave Davis, Alison
and Brandon, St. Marys visited
Sunday with Miss Jean Copeland.
Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Thomson,
Scott and Steven and Miss Jean
Copeland were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and
Deanna.
Get well wishes go out to Steven
Spence who is a patient in St.
Josephs Hospital having had
surgery. "farir eammermwAielnarssmamr4.
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