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Santa Claus parade proves successful
• from pegs 1 %reeled ovix 330 di at the turned outfor f ictlii�og tit the
Scot, Bruce Tile Sponeor, fir* Saga°a „ Micbdk I. i of elle
Jack Aitchison, Conti Fuck Andrew a>uad Joy Beacke r', handed out Business
for, sea omd mid Slade, yea bags to all the kiddies, M1 in *Mast Friday mon* in
Fairview Dairy sated R,aatvie Faun ceuoilumnts of the Lase l:naorw Lticknow was a tremendous success
.Bua Business Association- for the Kiva/ben, Bus*ess As -
theme, Saaisclaws An exec** number of skaters aodetion and paalrticipsnte.
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''was the month .of December in Lucknow town, Favourite carols are sung *the community
When the Christmas Spirit waned to be all around. ' And all the tea choirs si aid the very beat.
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For all decorated
saw, eight, Our warn Christmas wish* to all we extend.
With conterta and services far all to attend,•
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The youth gave a musical program in the Tial.
The band and the school Oohs thrilled One and all
Their aim was that everyone Would enjoy,
And that every child would have. a new
When the '"Old Man in Red" anivelol Friday night,
The main street became a da7zl ng sight.
With the band playing carols sand sleigb.beils
• salt's -,jingle •
What a grand 'entrance for- old;" Kriss Mingler
And now, with:Christmas becoming more near,
There's -much more to share that we can't fear.
But without Much hard work by many folk,
Our cam' Spirit would be but "jokes," •
So to thoale' who pauhccipateed in each event,
Ow special thanks to your is; sent.
You shared your'talents for'all to have fun,
And nQW we; say to you, "Your work was well
done."
May the arisen= Spirit remain• with each of you,
Spirit
And give you much haappiness, in all that you :do,
Mem • Chnsttnasl.
Thieves steal cattle
Gime aloppars ct Gtv.&uasloe
seating the public's assioleace la
the ieveatiaation at a *eft which
occurred in Elden& Towaship
Bruce County.
The Walkerton Dotachniest of the
Orthido Provinciol Police report that
on the night of May 8 of this year,
they were called to ink a
theft of some cattle and it truck
bun the Davis Bees' Farms in
Eldersiie Township, Their roves=
Ligation reveal nes had u3ed
one of Davis's trucks to steal 11
head of caul frrnnt the faun, by
backing the truck up to tig
chute and loading. the animals 1he
usual way. .
The livestock is described .as 11
heard of five :to At hunched Pound
C.hanolais Heifers, which rio tett
tags .a branding, Three ale tan
coloured, three or four me grey and
four of five are white, Police
believe the thieves:also took diesel
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fuel from a tract*.
The lime plias of the truck
were recovered in limbic* in id ay
• aid truck was recovered in JuIy,
howwevcr,'the cattle kr yet to be
cited. Police are asking toms.
who might have risen the Davie
vehicle in the eddy hours of last
May9th 110. ple esthem. e assist th. .
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Ia you feel you Can help in this or
•any other ease, 'Ohne tappered oaf
Gray -Bruce are willing to parr a
reward up to $1000 for information
• leading to an aarrest, Call Crime
Stoppers Toll Free at 1.800=265-
3787. You! need not identify your.
• Self. No one' will know who you •
are. You will not have to testify'
coin.
Johnston voted
• f pager .., . .
ptooject, which is estimated to cost
51.0 million.
After his. address, Johnston, who
farms 700 acres in a beef -cash crop
operation, introduced his family..
Tie and his wife, -Gladys, have -
three' children, Lyndon, Andrew
and Shelley. Be has been reeve of
Kinloss for 14 years.
In other business, council elected
by, secret ballot tow members to
three-year terms on the. highway
con nnittee,
Elected were Jack. Riley,
(Greenock); and ° Ross Fowler..
(Southampton). Th+ thirty con-,
tender, • Ross Trask (Mushel), was
defeated.
The first ever'electionis were con-
ducted by .Bettyanne Bray and
"W One Jamieson, county atdmrnls
•tration`.' staff, ' and George
•lblagwood, the county's solicitor,
who acted as returning oficer
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Rent a
NAUTAVAC CARP,' V..;
and 1 PHOLSTERY"CLEANER*
The Lightweight Steam.Cibaner`
CANADA DRY
24X280mf'Cans
See our helpful staff'for
Dell & Vegetable Trays
or.::�y N. .
Fruit:.: Baskets r.
750 ml Bottles PIus Dep.
SUNUGHT
5 Litre bOk '
Laundry
Detergent.
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2 Roll Pkg.. ' -
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Thum: & Fri, Evening Till 9P
Nextweek`
Mon.-Fri,'fill 9'PM:
DEL MONTE
Au% Varieties'
12 or 14 oz, Tins
Vegetables
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taairi•:.:and . � competitive
employment for di 'duals lin the
.community. Presently theke, are 29
individuals working op:a volunteer
or paid level, in 49 positions.VThe
ours range from one-half to 40 per
per person. Volunteers .give
f their time1.0'piovid:e•:'fi spbf
tation to an individual's placement.
Community Activity Program.
Under *Previa, the recreation
element is stressed. Volunteers form
friendships with individuals -end as:
sist in getting :• them involved in .
community leisure activities, such
as bowling or going Ito: the movies,
It is important to remember that
quite' often these individuals have
no other relationships. other.. than,
those with co-workers or family:
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Residential Services
The Association currently has two
group homes in Wiegham. There is
also a Supporteu :.Independent.
Living Program, operated to
provide.residential' suppoct`to'those
who need assistance-, to, hve in-
dependently in their own apartinent.
Volunteers provide friendship and:
support through such areas as finan-
cing, social • skill development,
menu planning, shopping, etc.
• T ere are many areas where
volunteer • help °is needed in the
Community Living •Association.If
handy with a sewing
machine, you could give assistance
in helping make Halloween cos-
tumes, ;that Jack Reavie Enterprises
'AVO*,
ti
HOSTESS
100or200gbag •
Krfnkles,
Ruffles or
Doritos
FRESH YOUNG UTILITY GRADE.
3-11 Kg. (7-24 Ib.) Size 2.18 Kg..
LEN THAN"1l2 PRICE
Turkeys 1
;SAVE tea
91b...
HEINZ
49 oz. Tin
tomato .juice or
Vegetable Cocktail. LESS:DIAN 1/2 PRICE
CAMPBELL'
°'10 oz. lin.
Tomato
S.�u sAVE 1.20 WHEN YOU BUY 9.'
McCAIN FColen 12.5 art. Tin
Regular, Pulp Erse
Orange
Juice
1/2 PRICE
KNECHTEL 7.25 Kg. Cryovac
Whole, Half or 33% Salt Reduced
Boneless 3
Smoked Ham
FROZEN GRADE 'A" Young Self Basting
3-12 Kit. (7-26 Ib.) Size 3.28 Kg. -
Eutterl.aII
Tu�irkeYs
KNECHTEL 1.061100 0
Doli Sliced or Shaved
BrrlOked
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PRODUCT OF U.S.A. a1a1 GRADE
Sweet Red i.30 Ka.
Ernieror
Brapes
PRODUCT OF U.S.A:
Sweet, Newt Large Size
Seedless
Oranges
PRODUCE OF P.E.L CANADA 11 PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
10 lit. Bag • Fresh, Crisp
Ilh
Potatoes ite HeadLettuce
If you drive and have atilt, you
could , give; eof your` time by
providing tra sportation ,..,
If you vel got a financial mind
your expertise could be put .to use .A
on fundraising projects•
Got a organizatio tai mind ? Why
not pu it to use on one of the
boards or committees? .
If you like working with people
and teaching, you canhelp by e
teaching increased skill a
development to individuals at work 1.
..and home.
Do 'you' enjoy reor+eatiofal ac -
wince" Why not share - that' joy
with another wild needs: to be
shown the fun available in -leisure
opportunities within our . com-
munities.
If you're a, shut-in with time on
your hands, there is alt, area where
your help is needed. _ o
The Wingham and District Com-
munity:Living Associationeserving
communities within a 30 mile
radius, has worked with volunteers'
since its inception. The introduction
of this ' new Volunteer Program
gives you a chance to become a
friend to someone, through •volun-
teering your time. There are many
benefits for both those: giving and
receiving. It's a two-way street.
Give Jennifer Dierolf a call at 357-
3562 to find out more about this
program and how you cats become .
involved.
Rob and Julie
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have fun. Julie is a role model
for Rob, while they pursue ac-
tivities
appropriate for their age.
Julie believes we need to
understand thatall disabled
people cannot be lumped into
one category` Each person is a
unique individual in their own
right.
For . ,those contemplating
becoming a volunteer, Julie
, summed it up: Take on.the:-role
as a friend;don't promise the
world, but,give what you can.'
For further information on the
new Volunteer Program call
Jennifer at the . Wingham and
District Community: Living As-
seciaation at 357-3562.
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TIii4 W9itS1 SLAVES--
- Ac those who are enslaved to
themselves.
Ate Often ,unaware of 'their
;slavery.. ti'
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- Are those who have surrendered•
to their enslavement,
- Are usually willing to see others
enslaved.
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Are •those who serves their own
passions.