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By ALICE DICKENS
A town meeting will be
held at the Ailsa Craig Town
hall Monday November 30 at
7:30 p.m. Cpl. Boyd of the
London OPP will be here to.
speak to us on the prevention
of crime in our community.
A Neighbourhood Watch is
being organized with the
town people's co-operation.
Everyone is expected to
come and sign up. This
program costs us nothing -
but we can all gain from it.
It is being run in conjunc-
tio with "Operation Iden-
tification". All topics of
crime prevention in a com-
munity such, as ours will be
ARC OPEN HOUSE - - An Open House and Christmas craft show was held Saturday at ARC Industries in Dashwood. Shown
at the cake table ore Lillaine Chojecki, Nancy Luther, Janice Sharrow and Ann Fydenchuk. T -A photo
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ch in Ailsa Craig
discussed. Please come and
show your support.
Wednesday evening the
Craigholme Nursing Home
held Volunteer Appreciation
Night when the volunteers
were treated to a tasty
supper. Administrator, Ken
Drudge. made a short ad-
dress.
fly MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler called on Mrs.
Florence Spackman at Strat-
ford. Thursday.
Nathan Webb spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Reid and family, St.
Marys.
Mr. Dan Jaques. Renfrew
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques,
Suzanne and Barbara.
Mrs. Bruce lredale, Joe
and Jonathan. St. Marys.
Mrs. Michelle Davis, Alison
and Brandon. Wallaceburg
and Mrs. Chris Cubberley,
Suzanne and Cindy, Vernon,
B.C. visited Saturday with
Jean Copeland.
Mrs. Charles Webb spent
the weekend in Toronto with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Andrews.
Mrs. Edith Hodgins and
Mrs. Joan Barthel presented
awards to the following
Volunteers: Mrs. Christen
Irving, Mrs. Margaret
Wiley, Mrs. Ruby McLean,
Mra. Hilda Cornell, Mrs.
Gordon McNaughton, Mrs.
Olive Currie, Andrea
Kilby,Mrs. Stuart
McCallum, Mra. Loreta
Hughes, Mrs. Marj White,
Mrs. Don Ross, Mra. Vesta
Effer, Mrs. Roy Morton,
Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Mra.
Bill Dollar and Lou Neill.
The Craigholme residents
and staff express their
sincere appreciation to the
volunteers for their mighty
fine volunteer work
return to the Centre, some
lively games of euchre and
crokinole were played. Light
refreshments were served at
the close.
Despite the wintry con-
ditions Saturday, the Ailsa
Craig United Church Women
held a successful Christmas
Cupboard bazaar.
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