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NOTICE
NEWSOF BRQDHAGEN
Peter's Siving Bowiers
Earn Prizes; Dame OffcerS
FREE ANTI - RABIES
VACCINATION CLINICS
The Canada Department of Agriculture,
Health of Animals Branch, in co-operation
with the Perth County Health Unit will con-
duct clinics for the vaccination of pets at the
following places: -
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th
Bornholm — Logan Township Shed
9:30 a.m. to 12 noon
Mitchell — Town Hall
2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd
Staffa — Hibbert Township Shed
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Fullarton — Township Shed
2 p.m. to 5 p,m.
This service is offered free of charge to pet
owners (regardless of County of residence),
they are urged to present their pets for vac-
cination.
Dial 5274240
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On Thursday evening, the tiibited Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Swing Bowling team from St. Watson on,, Sunday, who are
both hospwalized in Exeter.
In the evening they visited
with Mr. Dave Lemon at Sea -
forth.
On Friday evening a show-
er was held for Mr. and Mrs.
Dermis Dubrick (Gayle Mc-
Taggart) at the Community
Hall. The couple were presen-
ted with a gift of money. The
Royalaires supplied the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Elligsen,
Windsor spent . Thursday and
Friday last week with his
mother, Mrs. Lena .Elligsen.
Peter's Lutheran Church held
its tarunual banquet catered to
by the L.C.W. New officers
were elected for the coming
year: President, ' Harold Ellig-
sen; Vice -President, Antone
Siemon; Secretary, Jack Gloor
and Treasurer, Norman Ben-
newies.
Prizes and trophies were
presented to the bowlers from
the previous season, Men's
high average, Harold Mogk,
198; Ladies high average, Mrs.
Alvin Leonhardt, 201; Men's
high single score, Harold El-
ligsen, 266; Ladies High sin-
gle score, Mrs, Alvin Ahrens,
278; Men's low score, Robert
French, 94; Ladies low score,
Mrs. Glen Mogk, 63; Men's
low average, Harry Evans,
129; Ladies low average, Mrs.
Glen Mogk, 114.
The winning team was Reu-
ben uuck, Harold Elligsen,
No r a n Bennewies, Ken
Smith, arold Mogk and Rob-
ert Fre .
-.A farewell gift was present-
ed to Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Sholdice.
There will be a pot luck
supper in the spring and per-
haps a social evening this win-
ter at the Community Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz
spent Wednesday at the Royal
Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shol-
dice and Beverly, Stratford,
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Sholdice.
A shower was held at the
Community Hall on Wednes-
day night for Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Eghoetz. The .recently
married couple were present-
ed with a gift of money. The
Blue Rangers supplied the
music.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe week end at the homes of
Mr. Bornhold, who is in
charge or education in this
district addressed. the Chatrt*
her of Commerce members
and their wives at their meet-
ing last week. He spoke on the
Modern Trend in Education.
Tracy Murray,, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Murray,
celebrated her third birthday
last Thursday and entertained
a few neighbor children.
Paul Sholdice, sox of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, en-
tertained a few friends in his
lioine on Tuesday on the occa-
sion of his sixth birthday.
NEWS OF -WEEI( IN ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
spent Tuesday at the Royal
Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mrs. Bil Durst, Seaforth,
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Aikens recently.
A greats many from Zion
attended„ ;1<he Friendly Fair
in Mitch on Saturday.
Mr. aiid Irs. Glenn pepper,
Mr. and•;,IVIrs. George Pepper
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bar-
ker and Arthur in London on
Thursday.
Mrs.'' Mary Calgolm received
word that her cousin, Mrs.
Fred Pepper had passed away
in Clinton Hospital on Wed-
nesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bush -
field visited in Lo don on
Thursday.
Mrs. D. G. Graham, Sar - ,
called on her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Malcolm on Thursday and al -
#So visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Gordon, Seaforth then on to
Lucknow to her mother's Mrs.
Henderson.
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Seiler,
Pembrook, visited over the
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Diehl and Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Seiler, Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Maleolm, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. George
Pepper visited the funeral
home in Clinton where their
cousin Mrs. Fred Pepper had
passed away on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beard
and family, Wing -ham, Mr.
and Mrs. George Pepper were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Barker on. Sunday.
Mr." Keith Malcolm was
home from Western Univer-
sity for the week end, bring-
ing home a friend, Mr. ,•Jim
Moore, of Windsor, who is at=
tending Western this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nairn
and boys of Kitchener, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
S. Aikens.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mal-
colm with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Gibb on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John 13e1I
and daughter, Seaforth, visit-
ed recently with Mr. and Mrs.•
Lawrence Barker.
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Genial, jovial, red -cheek -
ed and white•bearded. As
any child can tell you, that's
how Santa Claus looks.
But the benevolent giver
of presents has not always
been pictured like this, nor
has he always traveled by
sleigh• or brought his gifts
on Christmas Eve. In fact,
he has not always been
named Santa Claus!
"Santa Claus" is in
truth a child's euphonie
way of expressing the
Dutch "Saint NikOlaas," or
St. Nicholas, says The En-
cyclopedia Americana..
St. Nicholas, _a fourth -
century .bishop, was later
honored, in Europe, as a
friend to• children. Legend
finds him making his
rounds on December 5th,
the eve • of St. Nicholas
Day, with gifts to reward
children for good behavior.
Instead of a jolly red
suit, St. Nicholas wore a
robe, or tabard, and for
that reason he really did-
n't need a sleigh,or,even
a horse. His robe, enabled
him to travel from place
to place, instantly.
In Holland, however, he
was said to use a horse for
his journey at night over
the. roofs..
Dutch- settlers brought
St. Nicholas to the New
World, where he gradually
changed his name to Santa
Claus and traded his horse
and robe for reindeer and
a red suit. ,
It was Clement C. Moore
in his poem "A Visit from
St. Nicholas," who made
Santa into a jolly elf
"Saint Nick," who rides "in
a miniature sleigh drawn
by eight tiny reindeer."
In more recent years, St.
Nicholas in his new guise
as Santa Claus has journ-
eyed to many parts of the
world, • becoming the most
widely known of gift giv-
ers.
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Polishing, too, is easier with a
GENERAL - ELECTRIC
FLOOR POLISHER
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Out -of -this -world Bargains in G.E.
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TOASTERS - KETTLES
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PERCOLATORS
RAZORS
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See our display -- We have Lights
for every pocketbook.
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YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTRES
Metamorphosis of Santa Claus, from St. Nicholas
in a monk's blue robe, to jolly St. Nick in.a bright
red suit, can be traced in the history of Christmas
greeting cards — witness this 1909 card. The gift
giver here, who looks somewhat like the modern
SantaClaus, wears a red jacket, but his trousers
like St. Nicholas' robe, are still blue, and he is
mounted on a hobby horse rather than a reindeer -
drawn sleigh — the .historical result of the intro-
duction into American folklore, by early Dutch
settlers, of St. Nicholas on a horse. The 1909 Santa
carries his gifts in a straw basket, which later be-
came the Christmas sack of toys.' Cards shown are
from the Norcross Historical Collection.
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ACUTRON 135.0iu
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6. TEST COMPRESSIQN
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8. TEST' CHARGING CIRCUIT
9. , CLEAN AND ADJUST DISTRIBUTOR POINTS
10. INSPECT DISTRIBUTOR CAP AND ROTOR ,
11. INSPECT AND -WEE UP MANIFOLD HEAT CONTROL
12. CLEAN Am CLEANER
13. TIGHTEN CYLINDER HEAD AND MANIFOLD BOLTS
14. ADJUST CARBURETOR IDLE
15. REPLACE FUEL FILTER (IF EQUIPPED)
176. ADJUST FAN BELT
17. SAFETY LANE INSPECTION -
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