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Eat!
YULE CHEER
And so will 1
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Let Nothing You Dismay —
The Day They Open Up the Course
is Just Four Months Away.
-DICK EMMONS-
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
SEE YOU IN THE SPRING!
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,.JANUARY 1, 1986 — All
Kippers women hold Christmas party
Kippen Correspondent
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Kippen East Women's Institute held their
Christmas Party in Hensall United Church on
December 18 with dinner being served.
Harold Parsons had the lucky saucer and
other prizes were won by Evelyn Workman
and Vern Alderdice. Mildred Chalmers
presented a contest to guess the number of
candies in, a jar. it was won by Thea W isch
and Winston Workman. This part of the
program was conducted by Marlene Bell. A
sing -song of familiar songs was sung, and
Mary Rmadfool played a medley of Christg
mas songs, among them Star of the East.
Phyllis Parsons conducted a ,contest and
winners were Grace Eyre and Grace Drum-
mond. Grace Drummond gave a reading and
conducted the business.
Margaret Hoggarth was in charge of the
program at which Frances Kinsman played a
medley of Christmas carols. Rena Caldwell
read a poem and Margaret Hoggarth
introduced the guest speaker Pat Rowe of
Hensall who showed some of her collection of
pictures'of New Zealand and gave commen-
tary on the country and its people. Pat was
thanked by Thea W isch. Grace Eyre gave
courtyysv remarks. The meeting closed with
"We Wieh Yon n Merry Christmas."
KIPPENUNITED CHURCH NEWS
St.' Andrew's, Kippen, was fittingly
decorated for the Christmas season on
Surfday, December 22. Mary Moffatt pre-
sided at the organ and accompanied the choir
as they presented the ministry of music by
singing "The Bethlehem Boy." The fourth
Advent candle of Revelation was lit, leaving
the fifth and final candle for the Christmas
Eve Service to be held in the Brucefield
Church. Rev. Lorne Keays preached a
sermon entitled "Missing Christmas."
PERSONAIS
Rosemary McGregor is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, W e wish her a
speedy recovery.
Legion thanks those who help
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USUAL
BY GORDON SCOTT, P.R.O.
With 1985 ,lust about ready to become
history, acknowledgement should be made to
the men who keep the Branch operating from
day to day. Thanks Frank, Leo, Bob and Ken
for the hours put in working on the weekends
and for the extra little things they are always
asked to perform. Thanks also to Ken and
Thelma who are always busy cleaning up the
messes and making ready for another. These
little jobs have to be done if the Legion is to
eater to the public.
The Ladies Auxiliary as always have to be
commended for the hours they give to the
Legion. Without them the Legion would be
like a fish out of water. Their efforts have
helped to make the Legion as it is known
today through the country.
• There are two or three members who see to
it we do not go dry at the various parties held
upstairs. To Bill and his helpers on behalf of
the Branch, the President and the members.
say "Thank you." To the rest of the member:
LEGION
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and those on committees and serving in some
capacity on the executive, it is hoped they will
see fit to be b: ck serving the Branch another
year.
Last Sunday the Children's Christmas
Party was held with Santa distributing some
150 bags of candy to the kids. A short
program was held with the following
children performing. Eric Johnston, Sarah
Johnston, Jennifer Marion. Carly Price. Julie
Smith and Niki Phillips, Jennifer De Jong,
'Jessica Burgess. Angela Bernard with Vicki
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BURNS
SUPPER and CONCERT
PROGRAMME
6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Social Hour
7:00 -Address Haggis
-Selkirk Grace
-Dinner - Toasts
6:15 -Discourse on Burns
-Solos - Violin Duets
-Highland Dancing
-Piping, Burns poem '
-Accordian Solo - Auld Lang
Syne
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• REST WISHES
of our Mends and customers
fur the holiday a rason und,lur
every dingy o/'the coating year.
HAROLD PRYCE
& FAMILY
Yuur Pioneer Represc'nluthr
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ENJOY YOUR PARTY
Leave your Car at Home
TAKE A CAB
BOOK EARLY
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Schellenberger. After the concert a movie
entitled "The little Rascals" was shown by
Terry Johnston which was enjoyed by all.
Mary Doig led' the children in singing carols
and Christmas songs until Santa arrived.
There are still a few tickets available for the
New Years Eve Party at the time of writing. If
anyone wishes tickets please phone 527-0740
to reserve them. The format is the same as
last year with a social hour before the buffet
dinner which will be served before the dance.
The price is $25 a couple and includes punch,
a buffet dinner, dancing to a live band, plus
hats and horns.
On hehalf of President Jack Muir and
Thelma Coombs, President of the Ladies
Auxiliary everyone is wished a Happy New
Year for 1986.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
THE FARIN
Cock-e-Leekle Soup
Champlt Tattles
Bashed Neeps
Haggis
Roastit Beef - Aberdeen Angus
Brussels Sprouts and
Baby Carrots
Scotch Trifle
Red and White Wine
Tea and Coffee
Oatcakes - Cheese - Fruit
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29
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CHEF MASTER OF CEREMONIES
VALMA MILLER JOHN "JOCK" PIRIE
TICKETS — 20,00 Per person
Sponsored by
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482-3328
CHIP BINGO
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DUBLIN COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Friday, Jan. 3, 1986
Jackpot-6500.in 50 calls
Share tt a Wealth, -4.
Specials & Bonanza
Full format on Jan. 3/86
Dublin & District Athletic
Association
SWIM.
CLASSES
Begin Monday
January 13, 1986
VANASTRA
RECREATION CENTRE
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FITNESS ROOM, SAUNA AND
POOL MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE
RESIDENTS OF EGMONDVILLE
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NOTICE Of PUBLIC MEETING
DATE:
MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1986
TIME:
8:00 p.m.
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New Year's Eve!
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PLACE:
EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH
The function of this public meeting is to give you, the citizens of
the Egmondville area an opportunity to review the community
improvement plan for Egmondville, under the Ontario
Neighbourhood Improvement Program.
Representatives of the Municipal Council and the Municipal
Engineer will be present to answer questions you may have about
the Ontario Neighbourhood improvement Plan,
I. R. McLACILLAN
Cterk-Treasurer.
Township of Tuckersmith.
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THANK YOU
The
Seaforth Centenaires
JR. D. HOCKEY CLUB
wish to express their
gratitude to the
BRUSSELS BULLS
BOOSTER CLUB
for the loan of their
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mishap.
THE BEST LIVE ROCK
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Appearing Mon., Tues., &
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Chamber of Commerce
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SESSIUN BEGINS
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December 31, 1985
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
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Tickets: $.10. per couple
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Ladies Please Bring Potluck
HAPPYNEW yEARI