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Noble Grand Mra ram Bertha
MacGregor pre 444 for the
meeting on WednetsdaY
evening of Amber Rebekah
Lodge, 'Assisted by the Vice
Grand, Mrs. Dorothy Parker,
Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Margaret
Consist gave a detailed report
of the C.P,T. committee
meeting and the euchre held
recently, and stated a euchre
had been set tentatively for
January 15th.
Mrs. Dorothy Parker Vice
Grand reported for the
visiting committee andthe
treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy
• Corbett gave a financial
report* •The "Secrtt Pal"
meeting will be held en
January 7th when members
will honour their Secret Pals.
Following the business
Mrs. Margaret Ingram,
financial secretary, presided
for the program. Pintas
Mrs, Evelyn MacBeath, led in
singing Christmas Carols,
after which all joined in a
"Rebekah'' contest. Mrs.
Belva Fuss favoured with
Christmas solos **Holy
Night", "Winter Won-
derland", and "Christmas
'Ws," and Mrs. Margaret
Ingram gave several
readings on "How the
Christmas Season is
Celebrated in Austria,
Iceland, The Netherlands,
Norway. Sweden and
Christmas in Colonial
AtnericA."
The program concluded
with Carol singing •and Mrs.
Inez McEwen distributed the
gifts from the Christmas tree.
Refreshments were served in
the lower hall.
Auxiliary Christmas. party
The Hensall Legion Ladies*
Auxiliary met on Tuesday
evening with the president,
Mrs. Mena Campbell
presiding. Plans were
finalized far the "Children's
Christmas Party" being held
on Sunday December 7th. •
Arrangements were made
to cater to a banquet in
December. Plants will be sent
life members and shut4ns
this season. Members are
selling tickets for "The
Manley Dol)." and the clriva
will be made on 'December
24th.
The mystery prize was won
by Wanda McClinchey and
the guessing prize by
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Margaret Vanstone. The
members exchanged gifts
and all enjoyed a Christmas
luncheon.
Personals
Mr. Archie Noakes, well-
known Mensal! resident for
many years. observed his
th birthday at his home on
Saturday December 6th,
"Congratuiations to Mr.
Noakes• .
Mrs. Pearl Petzke and Mrs.
Rose Broderick of Exeter
visited last week with the
former's son-in-law and
• daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Smith.
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is Is a budge t We've
Worked en bard and long*"
authority chairman Jack
raU1 or Gads Hill CoM,
Mentel;L "It looks llko well
get a whole lot ef nethIng,"
Authority members ark -
proved in principle major
components the projected
spending program for 1976 an
the understanding some of
the projects 'might have to be
revised or ellininated.
Land acquisition figures
prominently in the
authority's plans. Priority
programs include: Stream
improvements and hank
stabilization at the Wawanesh
Valley Conservation Area
near Belgrave at en
estimated cost of $15.000:
campsite development and
facility improvements at the
Falls Reserve Conservation
Area near Benmiller at a cost
of about $30,000; picnic area
development and mill
renovations at the Brussels
Conservation Area at %cost of
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current $O? per mita Level
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rr other bUsinesst. aUthority
members approved an n.
crease n mileage allowance
for meMbers and staff to 20:
OM%a mile 'trona the current
level of 14 cents.
A move to Increase the pe -
diem allowance Paid to
authority. members by • 10
percent wee,dereated.
Members will continue to
receive US for full days and
S30 for days in which two
meetings are held.
Bruce Sully gives
Bruce Sullypresident of
Dominion Road Machines,
Goderiehhas promised to
math the Huron Country
Playhouse dollar for dollar in
its drive to raise money for
the theatre's building fund.
Sully's offer extended over
n three month nerind. Sep-
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both directions when thromcifeliew school
bus noshing stternatin red ts. except What vehicle' Ls
on thotherskieofainedianss$p. Then oncoming vehicles
may proceed, but those bebind the bus must stop, if
$10,000 Co theatre
tember. • October • and
November. and amounts to
nearly MAK
He is a former member of
HCP's first board of direc-
tors, founded in 1972, and is
stifl listed as an honorary
member,
C.ANADIAN ADVERTISM ADViSuro qoARD
You're aLt sere about medianssoe above. Remember. says
the Ministry of Transportation and Communicatior . if
there's no tuidian an you see school bus flasising lights.
Y04 must stopboth directions., in amt szone,
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