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WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
Centre
starts
fall events
MacKay Centre for
Seniors started fall activities
Wednesday evening,
September 9 with a card par-
ty. Euchre, 500 and bridge
were played. Winners of the
draws were Dave Harman,
Beulah Long, Robert Sower -
by and Margaret Stirling. A
delicious lunch was served
' by the committee in charge.
The Board of Directors
meets every month. From
this board, there is a chair-
man with a committee to
plan the evening program as
well as a co-ordihator for the
projects going on in the
daytime.
The directors are having
some changes made to the
heating system this week
which has resulted in the
cancellation of some of the
afternoon activities.
A donation of $1,000 from
the Lions Club was used to
put in extra insulation.
Therefore, it is hoped the
building will be more com-
rortable this coming winter.
Activities that are starting
low include shuffleboard,
trt classes with Lu Legg,
.-!eramics with Murriel
Morgan, bridge classes with
Mrs. Dempsey, crewel em-
proidery with Kay Hodkin-
son. If you are a quilter be in
:ouch with Irene Harnack
524-7510) or for further in-
'ormation call the centre 524-
;660.
The Travel Club with Per -
:7 Blundell, Joan Henwood,
Win Bell and Wilson Broad-
!oot have many interesting
nips lined up for the months
head.
Bingo will be played in the
Centre on September 18 at
1:30 p.m. Cash prizes will be
given so come and bring
your friends.
The next regular meeting
for MacKay Centre is
September 23 at 7:30 p.m.
when a group from the
Wheelers and Dealers /
square dance club will enter-
tain. There will be an hour-
long film on. Don Messer.
Legion
gives gift
' The wedding gift of the
Royal Canadian Legion (via
Dominion Command . in Ot-
tawa) to HRH the Prince of
Wales and HRH the Prin 'cess
of_Wales_will_be-a financial
contribution to the Terry
Fox Youth Centre.
The Terry Fox Centre will
be a permanent live-in con-
ference centre to be located
in Ottawa. Its purpose is to
give young people across
Canada _ a better
understanding of Canada
and each other.
During the school year,
groups of • 115 high school
students from every part of
Canada will live and work
there together for a one week
period.
The centre will cost
$1,815,000 and is a project of
the Council for Canadian
Unity to which the FtOyal
Canadian Legion belongs.
The federal government has
already contributed $807,500.
Private and corporate dona-
tions have reduced the
amount required to $508,000.
The Legion hopes to con-
tribute 8250,000 by
December 31, 1981..
The Legion's plan will ac-
tually serve three purposes:
(1) mark the marriage of our
future sovereign; (2) prll-
Mote the essential goal of
Canadian unity; -and (31
honor the memory of Terry
Fox, the 'yOung man who in-
spired the nation with his
courageous fight against
cancer.
Donations are needed
from individual Legion
members, Branches and
Commands. Individual
members of the Royal Cana-
lianLegion are requested to
" make their donations to their
Branch and the Branch. will
!oriard the donations to pro-
vincial command. Act now.
Tid Bits...
• from page 12A
wrong information
derneath it. The chetnie,
presented by Zehrs manager
Ray Hurd, is a straight
donation to the Terry Fox
run held in Goderich on
Sunday. It will not be used
for expenses as stated. Any
expenses resulting from the
run will bVkabsorbed by
members of the Kinsmen
and Kinette Clubs.
Our apologies forthis
error.