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!rwo Shows Each Night at 7.30 •— Saturday Matinee at '2.30;
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"ICHABOD AND MISTER. ' TOAD
Sung and told. by Bing Crosb y and Basil Rathbone ' ,
in technicolor -•- a show ,for Young and: 01d
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• 1REE MATINEES FOR THE CHILDREN
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s '.10 a.m. Saturday, Town Children, '
2.00 p;ni.. Sati rday, Rural Children;
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Coming :Next: •Thursday,, :Friday and Saturday
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MRS, ' WM McNALLL RETURNS
SPORT...
TIMBER` TIPS '
.,Tack. Caesar .led his team, the.
Cubs, to a 3 -point .victory over
the Lions with a 638, flat' score.
S. t a u r t • 'Jamieson's. Zebras
forced a split with :the Tigers': this
week, each .team taking 2 ' points:
The Pole..C:ats had to be con-
te ..t • with 2 points as; the Coons
" too=k two games from them' .but
' failed: tomake the pinfall. "
The'. Wolverines lot back on
-. tai•: ing. 3 . points.` from the Beavers.
Thew.: Kangaroos came ---Up - a' notch this . week by' taking three
points ' f r o'm • Freck '' Button's
Squirrels, Gladys ' Iamilton. of
the, winfners broke her .own high
triple. for 'the ladies . by '.rolling
a .. 708 flat.:' •• ' •
• The: Gophers 'broke .the high
team triple score with a big :2,9.12
flat, as they took .3 points. from
the:.Chipmunks.. • .
• 'Team Standings
-r' Cubs: 30,; Kangaroos; •28,• Pole
CatS 28. Zebras 26,• Squirrels 26,
• Gophers :25,, !Chiprnunks,,19; Wol .
Brei ines ''1:8 ions 17; Beavers 167
Tigers.• 15,' 'Coons 14:
FROM OVERSEAS STAY
Mrs. .Wm, McNall ' andson
'Michael, returned in late Novem-
ber from .•Englandwhore they
had spent . 'the, past .couple ' of
years. Mr.• McNall ' had accorn-
panied • them overseas, but re
turned home after about a year's
stay when he found employment
hard to 'obtain— • •
Mr. and. Mrs. •McNall" former
ly :farmed in 'Ashfield Township,
but sare now, residing in' Wing-
It,
ing-It . was the. 'SPrnn
"ho e':to Southwick, E g and,
^for Mrs: McNall,_"since-coming- to
Canada 4•
SAN •EXCELLENT RECORD ,
"For nine months from' Jan-
uary 1 to September 30, ' (1955),'
there were only 17 cases of liq-
uor violation, and. the majority
of them applied .; to out-of-town
people".
This was .the. 'record' in -one ' of'.
Our beautiful Central Ontario
towns • where there ale;: no legal
liquor, outlets,
`We -feel", the editoriat 'from'
which we quote continues • "and'
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GIRL GUIDE • NOTES '
As- his.- cas... the last m �?'-.w
of 1955, the Girl Guides held an
enrollment ceremony and enroll
,e4 the recruits who had • been
working on the Tenderfoot Badge.
work since September: They
were Judy Webster, . Janet Ftti=
layson and Mary Allin. The
Guides are' taking; the Tracker's
Badge and made ISarne .plaster
casts of animal tracks in sand..
Later they will have to •do this
out -Of -doors , and • find the tracks
of wild" animals and make casts.
of their tracks. Mr. •. U.mbach.
came at 7.30 andthe songs for
the Campfire Certificate: were
practiced. The next meeting. will
be ono;;.January. 6th, '1956. •
SHORTHORN ' BREEDERS ,
`E .ECT 1956 OFFICERS
W. P. Watson, Ontario Live
stock Commissioner, .addressed,
the annual meeting .of the Huron-
Perth Shorthorn 'breeders at Eg-
mond'ville last week, and predict-
••ed • an upward trend. ' cycle for
'agriculture., Increasing' .popula-.
tions' in Canada and, ' the United •
States, With the consumption.. of
more meat products, gives reason
to produce 'livestock with confi-
dence, he said, •
Among . 'the head table guests
were Mr.. and ..:Mrs. .Andrew
TG�a,,uyn, t, Murray. Gaunt, Barry
2 t o ,r�. r�i...:..� S�2
Mr. Gaunt w.as •chairman of the
nominating -committee �wi-th-l-iow
.Armstrong'. of Seaforth' nam-
ed president. Morley Johnston:' of
West.Wawanoshis one of'.. the
directors:' Andy - is the', •group's
representative to • the Provincial:
Board. •
feel. Strongly; that, the easieral-
the morewill'. be consumed.' We'
offer n. o'•'apologies for. what may'.
be considered in some quarters
• as pan old-fashioned attitude.. by
a gray-headededitor. He is: just:
gray -headed ' enough to ;remeni-
:her. the days of :a' liquor store
andT'bar,-rooms in five hotels','
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DUNATIONS.; ,MADE.
. Mrs.' D, L. MacKinnon and
Mrs. Cliff ' Rou:lston were. 'hest-.
esses for the December meeting
of the Kairshea W.I, held at the
Holyrood Hall. Mrs, D. L. Mac-
Kinnon' presided. • A report oh. the
St, Andrews • Ball was read and
donations of $.40.00 were voted to
the'.TB fund and ;Children's• • War
Memorial Hospital, London.. It
was 'decided to make a Christmas.
present of a. turkey to the Car-
ruthers Convalescent Home,'
Mrs, G.: Irwin read the :scrip-
ture and • also read; s'eleetions
from the Federated News. Don'
•nie 'MacKinnon. 'gave /twoamus
ing recitations. ,':Readings were
given by Mrs. C. Roulsten,Miss
D. ,MaeLebd, ,Mr's, . H: Lavis.. anti
Mrs. LY: MacLeod. In the absence
of the regular •. pianist, Miss A.
MacKay presided at the • piano
for the singing of Christmas. car.
•ols which were'• led by Mrs. Steer.,
Mrs; 'Steer , sang a solo "1•iow
Great Thou Are" accompanied by
Miss MacKay. Mrs. 'Ross Mac-
Millan gave' a talk , on displaying.
our Christmas cards . following:
with an'• amusing poem...
Mrs. Donald. ,MacKinnon con-
ducted • a contest "Parts, of the
Turkey" with two groups of lad-
ies tied forfirst prize.; Mrs. H.
Lavis again won the candy con-
test, it's .'a habitand received. a
•ca .nn peep, : ermoxse rer.
The' roll call .'was an exchange
of Christmas ;gifts and' all ' went
Koine with 'lovely gifts. •
• The meeting.. , ended with the
Queen and d Institute • grace•' and
a social time; was spent
Mrs: A MacDonald and Mrs.
G. Hamilton. Will ; be hostesses .for
the .January ' meeting ' to be :held
in. Holyrood Ball, . •.'
•TO•.HOLD" CHILDREN'S PARTY
THIS THURSDAY.EVENING..
The' Lucknow‘ L'egron` and the
Auxiliary 'to the..Legion are hold:'
ing thein ,Santa'sChiistmas, party
for the children at the Recrea-
tion Ce'htre• on .Thursday; evert-
.
This is a family 'party,. ` with.
treats, a film, . `games for ' the
children, '' climaxed l� Santa s
visit. Invitations : ;are •sent to the.
chi�ldrer`n' fo be present and ask;
ing '.them tQ, "Please 'bring your
Mother. and D
_ad, if 'they'll be
good".
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WiED ].. SDAY, DEC', 14th,, 1955
I.INGSBRIDGE
Mr': Rl a i mow•._ 1Vj3r-tit�•„'ui�rl�ee%-�.,,,,r
relatives. in. Toronto arid;
Hanl-
ton duringt e'nast week,
Miss Mary Sheridan. of Tor.
onto spent the week -.end here
with her mother., Mrs, 14. Sheri,
dan, •
The C.W.L. ; family night which
was arranged for Sunday even,
.ing in 'the Parish', hall for -allthe members and ' their families,
had to ,be `°poatponecd due to the.
heavy snowfall,'road conditions, ,.'
etc.: but 'same wi11. 'ire •held at a
later date,. '
Word. was r..eceived : recently ' of
the --.,death_ off' tiie .late- _Mary.
O'Keefe, of Calgary, 'whose fungi ,I
eral took place'' in•', Calgary', on •'.
Saturday `mon•l
:R.ev.' FatherrniVagn ' ast Vynckt and
the parishioners of St. • Jgseph's
;parish ' cordially 'invite all their
friends to be presentfor Christ- •-,.
mas midnight mass:
The ceremonies will° commence•
at "11.15 p.m, sharp, with an a--
planation and exemplification of
the, Nativity; after the ' introduc-
tion, the re-enactment. of the'
First . Joyful Mystery, followed
by.:a . rendition of "Angus .Dei"' by
Bizet,. ,a violin solo. ' ,
The introduction to the second
Joyful•'Mystery, :the re-enactment; . .
Of the. •Visitation, followed by
"Ave -Maria" by -Bach-Gounod.
'..Then the' end of the''journey by
they go along, asking for shelter
-a t_the-...i.nns,' the.ad-oxation_Of-the ----
Angels, followed by:' the ;.adera
tion of the •shepherds. Finally the
blessing ' of the manger, `and' the.
Christmas ' mass. •. '
The • . donkey' which will be'
used by Mary and Joseph in the
procession to the,. Crib,' is .being
loaned. ',for•, the occasion through.
the courtesy, ;.of . Pearson's' Motel,. .
Goderich.. • '
,Mrs ',Sheridan and her' 'pupils:
have' .a. very fine 'program pre-
pared for . their. 'Christmas Con-
cert and ' dance, . so. 'we hope all.
.friends will keep December:apth;"
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free-for'this- oncert and---dafieer -•=
• The t.Christma,s dance sponsor
ed by the C.W.L.,. wi11 be held.'
on' 'December 28th. Full.. details
covering this special Chr-istma'q.
dance Wil) be announced : ne.xt`. •
A WELCOME GIFT.
.A new . or renewal al sub cri tiil.:
to' The SrntAr.el i•5 a .welcoi.',
yes.-
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/anl . one which brim;;. year -inn nri
cher yment... And SO , easy •ici nt.•
•SENTEN.CE:D IN C'ONNECT"
WITH FATAL ACCIDENT
I(alti' .tend to—just ;gay "send it ' ;,!i.d .
;ce'11 :do tho':e'+ An at•t.ractik
d `iviil a:the: >sift..
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COMBINAT.P.PIN SASH
Robert MacPherson, 'Port El-
gin youth, had a charge of crim-
inal negligence reduced to `'care-
less driving 'and 'was•.'fined, $200
and had. h'is' driver's licence .Sus-
pended fora year on -the reduced
'Count'_.:"�
` They. charge arose :following an
accident " e gr I .y : 'Thanksgiving
Sunday morning .that 'resulted' in
the death of 'Jacqueline . Longe,•
• • car
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17 -year-old Port Elgin gitl, who
was trapped:iri the flarning car;
UNITED CHURCH . Y.P.11.
ELECTS 1946 OFFICERS
The , Un.ited 'Church Young
party on, Sunday evening, .Gary
Suter led -the members in a sing
SOF1g of Christmas Carols. ' The
-Luker-was read- as scripture -by
Inge Suter.'Rey.G, A. MeiklejOhn
led us in .prayer. and the mem-
bership cards .were given out.
The election of Officers follow-
ed.' Those elected arc. as foiloWs:
pres;,. 'Marilyn Kilpatrick; vice
pres.; •'Bob Gilchrist; sec., Ann
Crawford; • treas., Bill ' Ritchie.
The ,program. conveners are::
Faith and •Evangelisp, Ritth‘Tre-
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leaven; Stewardship...and Tr in-
Clure; •Missions and World Out -
'reach, ,Shirley Irv7n; recreaton,
Wraith; Cheerio. committee; Inge
gipervision of Gary ° Suter, Bob
Gilchrist and Tod collyei% Ltincli
1,#,T4 ,served by Jean Richards and
Shirley McClure
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DONNYBROOK
The W.M:S.. and W.A net 'On
Tuesday afternoon athe'•iiome
of Mrs. Mark Armstrong : with,
Miss Elaine Jef Person . in charge.
`Christmas hymns wore sung and
the ' Christrnas story . from . St,
Luke w.as : read by Mrs, Gordon
Naylor. Mrs. ,Hardy' read a 'pray-
er followed by:. all .repeating. the
'Lord's prayer. Mrs. H. Jeffer-
son. read the chapter in the study
books The_: election of officers dor
.the coming year, resulted as fol-
lows: • past president; Mrs. Sam
Thompson; pres., „Mts..
, 'Wil1i.akin
Hardy; 1st vice, Mr's. C, Jeffer-
son; 2nd vice,. Mrs Sam Thomp-
son; sec.-breas,,Mrs 'S. Chamney;
Missionary Monthly sec:, Mrs.
`Iarold Woods; -tor,.. sec ,
Snowden;: 'Citizenship arid tc:ti-
perance • sec. Mfrs. *Orley, John.-
ston; Stewardship sec., Mrs. Tom*
Armstrong; supply sec., Mrs,
Jefferson press sec:, ,Mrs 11 •'
Chamnyr organists, Mrs:,, T.
Armstrong and Mrs. S. Thump
son. 'The WA: officers were re-
elected. A 'card. of : thanks fronr •
the' family of the lati'' Mrs, 1•:.
Johnston was read. Lunch A.
F.,,
served by .tha hosteas..as;�i;t d. h
Mr, +', . Ro�birisori . aittl lrt'rtrrrti '
Jefferson. There . w"ere 13 'Iad1r.�+
and 9 children present. •
Donnylorook Sunday Selfool are
holding • their Christmas (on((,
. You take too long to varir
to' make the most, of :fife. :num
Of it Will be gone/