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Captain Shirley . Robinson, right, Goderich, serving; at Cold Lake, Alta., meets in Winnipeg with
senior armed forces nursing officers for talks on administration, leadership and .personnel'
management. Left is. Major Anne E. Harman, nursing staff officer at Winnipeg's Training Command
Headquarters, and Lt: -Col. Joan Fitzgerald; armed forces' director of .nursing; Ottawa, Lt. -Col:
Fitzgerald wears :the new, green armed forces women's uniform, soon to be on general.issue: Miss
Robinson is the daughter of Mrs. Emily Robinson, Oxford St, Goderich, Formerly of Lucknow •
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd;, tgo
Suffered Painful
Face injury .
K•INLOSS. NEWS
knii t!aidenby , a Kinloss Town .
ship"e ployee , suffered' an unfor-
tunate accident last week. The
chain saw he' was .using to rut
down an elm tree:struck a'pieee
of wire.which caused it to fly
back .making a painful face injury,
The congregation at South Kin-
loss enjoyed' another musical
treat at the afternoon service on
Sunday,. The choir sang several
anthems with'solos. by Miss Sharyn
Mowbray and Rick Pritchard and
also an Insrum.e.ntal number with
Rick and •Eugene _Prrtc ha rd , • Mary
and John• Henderson., Murray
:Keith and Ira Dickie with"Brian
Keith at -pianist..
Jim.MacKinnon and Walter. •
Dickie are home from .the Univer-
sity of Guelph for Christmas vaca-
tion.
Week-endguests with. Mr. and
Mrs.. Philip Steer were Mr. and
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We'd like to hear from you, .If
you have a rural correspindett
in your. area, give her a call,
Mrs :.la n Wallace and baby and
Mr.; and Mrs. -Peter Steer and
Tracey Of ,London.
Mr. and. Mrs., Frank•MacKen•zic'
visited Saturday with Mrs, Wni..,
MacKenzie .and /Catherine in Tor-
onto. Miss Connie MacKenzie •,
a student at Centennial •Colleg(.:,:,
returned •horne with them for • '
Christmas vacation. • . '
Hasa c.G.i.r:
Vesper Service
On Sunday evening .Pie LUCk
now: Presbyterian -,United C.G:•I T
heldtheir annual, Christmas .Vesp-
er'Service in Lucknow United •
Church: •The•,theme was "Christ-,
mas .Now Anybody Care?" •
The, impressive service opened
with a short pageant, while appro`-
priate Scripture passages,were.._
read,. Kathy Treleaven was Mary
and Lafharine Dinsmuir`res Jos-
eph,. Shepherds •w.ere .Beverley
Maize, Susan. and' Terri Sisie.r..
Kings were Sheila • Macintyre ,
Suzy Garniss and Betty Anne Hunt-
` er. The three .readers•who .led, the
service were Coralyn Henderson,
Elizabeth Ritchie anal Brenda
Maize.
• All: girls joined in singing ,
"And they'll know we are Christ-
ians
by our love" , and "Hey
Hey, .'Anybody Listening?'"`.accom•
panying themselves with ambo:u'r
ines , :bells , maracas .and a drum.
Fiv'candles Were lit to. I.
symbolize. the light of'C•hrisimas
overcoming pie judice , need :and
strife. Candlelighters were Bren,
• da MacDonald, Nancy Ritchie
Cathy 'Jamieson , • Mary Emberlin
and M ry--EllerrHavens . As- e-aeh •,
girls lit: 'a small candle•, in the:
darkened church, kick Pritchard.:
sang,;••"Born To -day" , a'ca•ro1
written by four, C, : G .;I.. T . girls
One of the carols sung, "Joy.,
4111 Christmas Day" was Written'
especially for the.service' by Mrs.
• Nichol'Ls,' Nancy ,Walden was
organist and choirs from:Presby-
terian and. ni ed churches join
ed to.help'withthe singing. The
girls and leaders deserve great
credit for leading a beautiful
and, moving service of worship.
ION
Mr, and Mrs. T. 'A. Cameron,
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Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McDonald
and. Gordon •i+isher of Lucknow
visited` Mr. and Mrs•, Henry Gard-
ner
ard-ner and Lane. during, the past
week. •
Lane Gardner has putchased•a•
'flew. Ski-doo.
LOCHALSH
Merry Christmas to •Everyone !
.This correspondent wishes to • •
thank all' those who .made'this
column what it is. There are
many-who.take time out to call:
and give r items of news while
others think it unimportant and
leave it to the writer to call: We
might suggest thata.little time.,
spent in -reporting the news$o-thee
correspondent means a great deal
to'those ata distance and to shut
ins •
_tenets and cards•.have been
received tty..me thanking me foo
the effort .ancl so. in .tur..nI'say
Thank';You'to all those Who are
so willing.•'to help..
,Mrs. Oliver McCharles.
Mr. and .Mrs. Robt: McIntosh
and .family are spending the holi-
days in Florida .
Mrs..' Ewan MacLean spent a few•
days in Sarnia during the past ; . •
week. •
Many•frorn this areaattended
the Federation of• -•Agriculture
banquet for.Ashfield Township
held at Kingsbridge Church hall...
on Tuesday. •
Mr; and Mrs'. Eldon Bradley
were in Kitchener. during -the
week.
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The annual'Christmas Concert•.
was held at Ashfield Presbyterian
Church during, the.past week.
Several •awards 'for. attendance .
were presented and a programi of
C&_rols.a'nd numbersby the child-
ren of the Sunday School made
for an enjoyable' evening.. Rev,
Rooney was' chairman.
The Teachers and children of
:North .Ashfield Public School
enjoyed a concert' along' with pat-
ents and'Friends
arents.and`Friends on Thursday after,
noon: Treats and gifts for all
were on die tree` from Santa....
The weather of the past week
hat been ideal fol.' the S`Iti-doo
enthusiasts andthere, are several
in the area by the reports. ' •
Chicken -pox and flu are prey-
alent .and among those who ate.
illare the family of Mr., and •
Mrs. Ken Elphic k. '
Mr. and. Mrs. Olivet ;vicCharles
spent Thursday inPe.trolia .•
Christmas lights along the
Country roads presents,a cheerful
'atmosphere. • .
Many 'from the vicinity attend-
ed the reception in Lticknow on
Saturday evening in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. George Sn`nitl .
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The 1970 Farm Tax Reduction Program is the mostrecent
phase in.lhe Governmnt'of Ontario's long-term plan to reform ;.
the system of local :taxationin this province,
This program will -help farm 'property owners to pay their
municipal and education taxes.
Farm property owners will receive $20,000,000 in special
assistance from the Government of .Ontario. This amounts to,
25 percent of the net municipal taxes'on e,lrg.ible .
farm property.
—To be eligible, the proPerty owner must live in' Ontario Also,.
if. the farm property is less than 11 acres, it must have yielded
$2,000'or more in,gros-sincome during the year.
Cheques and informati•6n leaflets are being mailed out by the..
Depa#me•nt_ of -Mu n e+pal-A#fairs 't -every-e•I-ig 'ble--ff r -m owner.
Additional information may be obtained from:
The Municipal Subsidies Branch
Department of Municipal Affairs
801 Bay.:Street, Toronto '5, "Ontario
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oR The. County or District Offices
Of the Ontario Department of
g,nc.ulture and. food
DEPARTMENT OF
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
W..DARCY- MCKEOUGS
•• MINISTER
DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE & FOOD
WILLIAM A. STEWART
MINISTER