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NEWS OF ST. C LUMEAN
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Feast Day, Sunday
A church service with Ben-
ediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment was held in Set. Colum-
ban's church on, Sunday after-
noon in honor pf $t, Celumban
whose feast day, is November
21st. Following the service the
congregation gathered in the
hall where a PrRgrdtn of songs
dances and skits were given.
The program .consisted of:
Mother liar r Justin's class,
Grade 1, choral speaking, Lit-
tle Charlie Chipmunk; Grade
2, a song, "Rnu*bly in My
Tumbly' .
Mrs. Melady's class, Grade
3, a dramatized song, •"The
Sleeping Princess"; Grade 4,
action song, "If I had a pony
of a donkey".
Ms. McT.aughlin's class,
Grades 5 and 6, song, "Far-
mer McGee" with Larry Kale.
as "Farmer McGee". Piano
solo by Brian Lane, "The
Happy Farmer".
Mrs. Muray's class, Grade
7 and 8, Square Dance: songs
by Patsy Murray, `Believe
Me If all those Endearing
Young Charms" and "May the
Good Lord Bless and Keep
You".
After the program coffee,
chocolate milk, sandwiches
1 pair 4 -buckle overshoes, size 7, Reg. $5.95, sale $4.45
1 pair Cowboy boots, size' SD, Reg. $26.95, sale $20.20
- Rubber Boots $3.00 pair and up
Used Skates
Shoes and. Repair , Main Street
A-LO R E`
Lights, Ball Ornaments, .Icicles, Tree . Tops, Door Swags,
c Wreaths; Table Ornaments, Wrapping Paper, Table. Cover
and Napkin Sets.
Records,Hair Dryers, Electric Knives, Electric Frypans, Kettles,
Toasters, Irons, Can Openers, Knife Sharpeners, Bridge Sets,
Skates, Toboggans, Tricycles, Power, Tools, Wrench Set's, Gloves
Corning Ware as low as
TV Snack Tray Sets
Carving Sets
$4.95
from $7.77
from $8.95
Clock Radios frons $29.95
from $17.95
from $24.95
Pool Tables $4.98 to $16.98
Transistor Radios
Record Players
Toys and.',Games as advertised on
TV include such items as:
Trik-Trak
Bands Down Game
Switch 'n Go
Velvet Paint by Number Sets
Mouse Trap Game
Eldon Road Race Sets
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and cookies were served.
Mr. and' Mrs. W. J. P *ne-
onault and family, Windsor;
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Iver.
deIver.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan of
Winrjgnr, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald,.
Gaffney and family of Strat-
ford, visited Mr. and Mrs.
James Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton
of Kitchener, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
bert Murray.
Miss Anne Melady, London,
Miss Patricia Melady, Kitch-
ener, and Jim Melady, Guelph 1
with. Mr. ' and Mrs. Ted Mel-
ady.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne De
Gaust and family, of London,
with Mr. and Mrs. James O'-
Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Kon Drager,
London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Poland.
Miss Jean Maloney, London
and Leonard Maloney, Lucan
with ' Mrs. Nora 'Maloney.
Joe Hart is a patient in Sea -
forth Community hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John W illiam-
son, London, with Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Doyle.
Kippen has
Bazzar.
And Sale
The annual bazaar and bake
sale held Saturday afternoon
in S.S. rooms of St. Andrew's'
United Church, sponsored by
the U.C.W. women realized
approximately • the sum of
$250.00 and was opened by
the .Rev. D. Stuart at 3 p.m.
The following is the list of
convenors: Fish Pond, Mrs.
Robert Elgie; Touch and Take,
M. Bert Faber; Candy, Mrs.
John Sine/AFT, Produce, Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot; Baking, Mrs.
John Anderson, . Mrs.' Robert.
McGregor, Mrs. Wm. Bell;
Fancy Work, Mrs. Anne Bin-
nedyk; Jewellery, Mrs. Lloyd
Lovell; In charge of Tea Table
were Mrs. Lloyd NCooper
sisted by Mrs. Harold Jones,
Visitors during the. week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Long were, Rev. and
Mrs. D. A. McMillan, London;
Mss. Copeland, London; Mrs.
Marguerite,. Aleh, Windsor;
Miss Marcia Little, London;
Mr. Ron Stuart, London; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Little, Mensal.
Many from this area attend-
ed the opening ceremonies of
the Blnewater Rest Home, in
Zurich, on -Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd McKenzie return
ed home last week after being
hospitalized in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mrs. Gordon Turner. Strat-
ford. visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Wtn. Dallas and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes .
of London visited on Sunday
with the latter's father, Mr.
Robert Thomson.
Wendy Jones and Gwen
Hendrick attended a school
tour Friday andSaturday to
Greenfield Village. Dearborn.
Michigan and other points' of
interest. .
Dublin
C'WL
Meets
Dublin C.W.L. met Tuesday
with the President Mrs. Lorne
Cronin, presiding.
Mrs. Lou Rowland reported
on the C.W.L. Deanery Meet-
ing in Goderich. Rev. Remi ,
Durand outlined the meaning
of the word "Liturgy" and ex-
plained that it was a partak-
ing of the p e o. p 1 e in God's
possessions. since we are all
parts of His Mystical Body.
There's really onlyone
thing wrong with the younger
genefation., We just don't be-
long to it any more,
Sing a song
of Christ- masa,
A. stoc * ing full
of,cheer;
Christ -as Seals
on all.your mail,
W.rriean a
Heaith -ler Yeart
Christmas Seals on
your holiday mail fight,,
tuberculosis and other
respiratory diseases
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