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WEDNESDAY, DEC., 23rd, 1953
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
A sort of Kinsey report on
pampus drinking, has bebn pub
lished recently. It’ is - an analysis
ot the survey conducted by the
centre of alcohol studies of Yttle
Uniyersity| which has-been work. .
ing pn the problem, of alcohol fpr :
20 years, Questionnaires • were
sent to 17,000-men and women
students in 27 colleges through
out the country: Here are the
conclusions' drawn from the ans
wers, WHere both parents use aL
412.percent of the men stu-t
j.dents drink also, and 83 perce’nt
of the women. Where oply one
. drinks. ' the. percentage- is
to guard us against tuberculosis,
The money which you donate for
Seals fights TB the year round with
continuing . health education, rehabili
tation and case finding..
. To keep the barrier high, send your
contribution today, please,
tuberculosis association.
Buy Christmas Seals
& k.
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thanks to
Christmas Seals!
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ismen, 54 of - xvorheh. Adhere
both abstain,- if is" down to 58 per
cent of men, 23’ percent of wo
.Clearly, parental, example
is an important factor in the de
cision of college youth about
drinking. . Whatever may be. the
lacts. about drinking in Canadian
Colleges, that which holds of par-’
e.ntal example across the line is
probably ■ equally true of Canad
ian youth in general.-—ADVT.?
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CULROSS CORNERS
Merry Christmas Everyone.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wail and
fajnily were dinner 'guests, re
cently with Mr. and Mrs; Frank
Thompson and family.
With winter having set in, the
snowplow/operated by L. Beck
ing & Jack Schumacher is. mak
ing its rounds., . ’ .
The Tenth school in Kiriioss*
(S.S. No. 3 ) , has been closed most
of this month, owing to the ill- j
ness of the teacher, Mts; James |
McEwen, Ipnloss. We hope for
a speedy recovery/
The community/, extends its
sympathy to Mr. A. McFarlan in
J he loss of’ his .sister, the late
Mrs Ed . Hodgins, who passed
away in Hamilton. Friends from,
here attended the' finieral last
•Wednesday at the McLennan-
MacRenzie Memorial Chapel in
‘Lucknow. ■■■■■ " ' •- F F :
. Little Elizabeth Macpherson.of i
.the 8th Con/ spent several days
last week with her grandparents,'
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart.
Much, credit is due our teacher;
Miss. Esplin arid, her pupils for
the. splendid program put on at
•their'Christmas'tree ;laSt Thurs-
c’a.v evening,- With Mr. Morley
/Wall as chairman, the following
numjbers were ;given: choruses by
the 'KCaiool;'
Grades ’3 to- 8; duet.- by Sharon
Hodgins 'and' Norma Haldenby:
recitations by Beatrice Haldenby*
Susie Harris, Bob Wall,’ Laverne
Harris.. La'rry Lamont, Karen
Wa.lL., Francis Lamont/* Marlene.
Decker, 5*oi Is” Wall, Barbara HaL
denby, /Sharon- Hodgins, Elda
chorus by pupils,
May we convey
our sincerest hopes
that you, our friends,
will enjoy a most
happy* cheerful Hdli^oyl
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Walkerton Hospital and to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Steffen on the ar
rival of a son in Wingham Hos
pital. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Why-toek &
family and Mr. and Mrs- Everett
•Whytock’.and Gary were dihner
guests Sunday of Mr.; and Mrs.
Harold Bannerman’ KiKlbssr •
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Catherine O’Neil was able to be
brought home from Wingham
Hospital Saturday. She was ' in- [ interesting. Current Events were
jured in a fall at the barn and I capably given by Mrs. Fred Mar-
will be required to wear a cast! tin. Cheerio boxes were then
for some time. i packed.
QLILT TO BAKER HOME
The Paramount Institute met at
the home ofJWrs. Jiih Ketchabaw
bn December 15th with a good
attendance. The roll call was ans
wered-by ‘‘How to. put cheer into
Christmas”. It was decided to do
nate a -blanket, to the Baker Hos
pital. Mrs. Dave Anderson gave
a Christmas story which_was very
Wall, Beverley Wall, Norma’Hah”
■dc'nby, B'ett'y Haldenby, • Donna
Haldenby* and ’ Frankie Edgar; a
lovely'drill.by eight girls; motion
recitation's. by ‘the Juniors; an
action song “Lullaby by 5 gills,
duet by Alice Haldenby and
Francis ’Lamont: - pantomime, “O
Livtlc .T'own'bf Bethlehem’’; Xfna$
carols by the school. There .were
iwo. plays by the pupils* Fetch-r
Quiet' Evening’’'. A-.play, by’ the
joung people, “Hehrys Mail . Cr
ider Wife". The national' anthem
and fho arrivai ;of/ Santa, who
distributed- many - presents.,
;• bybught a most enjoyable .even
ing to a close..' *
Congratulations are .in order for
..pettier-—on. .
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