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Has Sound Commander ll noise reduction and mm, memory. 43-8841 Monograms at Hopedale Mall, and from the author, 847-5084, Chin, a paralegal, has also written His Life in the Law, Around the World in Sixty Days, and Philosophy of Nation Building. Glen Abbey resident David Chin will launch, with MP Bonnie Brown, the publication of his fourth book, Building Canada, at the Oakville Central Library, 120 Navy St., downtown Oakville, on Dec. Itith, 7 p.m. Tickets are $l2 Book launch st Nou falgar save save fave 12 2?, Sale ends December 31, 1995 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER 932 58 "unworthy" to be addresSing the gath ering of dignitaries. business execu tivy. and guests who placed a higl Reimer explained that last year he managed to secure former Maple Leaf and Canadian All Star hockey player Ron Ellis as a replacement speaker for the event. which has become a tra- ditional launch of the Advent season. After 38 years in police work, Halton's retiring top cop said he felt an"; on UIgnllancs. ousmess execu- lives. and guests who placed a high value on spiritual principles by attending. "He was due to address the break- fast, when we heard IO days before that he was in hospital after a heart attack," explained Hank Reimer. chairperson of the event and one of the founding members of the break- fast which has spurred similar organi- zations in Oshawa. Guelph, and Kitchener. A national prayer breakfast is held annually in Ottawa. This time last "year," "iarnie" Harding - as he was called by his Welsh grandfather - was in hospital. It was second time lucky last Wednesday morning when retiring Halton police chief James Harding succeeded in giving the message at the 10th anniversary Oakville Prayer Breakfast, attended by 450 people By DEREK COOMBER Special to the Beaver gaging breakfast speaker "Christmas iconography" the Sudbury bureaucrat has labelled our colorful Yuletide baubles. 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OMEGA L)rNlMW1ACHINr. mm s wnen l was introduced to the Welsh Baptist Church which seems to be inhabited by people who say, 'Thank God it's Sunday; Let's be miserable Christians!'," he chuckled. Fortunately, his grandfather had weened him into a more generous nature, said the Korean and Malaysian war veteran. "He used to fill a glass half-full with water and say that's the way some people were. Then he would fill the glass until it was overflowing and say that was the right way to be - overflowing with Christian goodwill." Previously, with the Anglican church, Harding said he was removed by his grandfather after he had been abused by a sidesman for making a faux pas during a ceremonial bell ringing. Mayor Ann Mulvale. He told the audience that much of his spiritual development had taken place back in Brecon, Wales, where he was born and his grandfather had educated him in both a philosophical and religious perspective before he entered the military. 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Volunteers are urgently needed to help give out the toys to those in need and stack the good shelves. Volunteers 12 years or older will be welcomed anytime between 9 a.m. to l2 noon or 1:30 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Give George Frazer a call at 827-5324. , MSL P $539, M to retreat to the cellar gin cache, and me to fumble with inoperable toy steam engines. Under shepherds' watchful eyes, I prayed. l ing on Biblical mayhem, courtesy his crystal radio. "l hear Channel break- ers on the beach at Bournemouth," he'd enthuse. Oh, no, disputed Uncle Fred, the non-diplomat: "lt's static)' Two wide men at odds. The ensuing kerfuffle, an annual Yule given, set aunts to tears, uncles My English grandfather? Christmas dawn re-unions with old King George were testy affairs, verg- "Why not buy ours from the top of; the barrel?" I'd fret, alarmed by the stain build-up on its slaves. Because, Grandmother would rule, "the bottom layers are tastiest." 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