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this Christmas season.
We so greatly appreciate your business
and friendship. Many thanks.
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We're singing the songs of the season,
Hoping that you'll find it pleasin'.
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Huron Centennial Public School students in Brucefield do a
westem jig at Santa's shop during their Christmas concert
dress rehearsal Monday afternoon.
Panther Profile
By Anita Wein
During the last month at South Huron District High School, the
students have been involved in some pretty generous activities. The
grade 9 students, along with their Guidance Support Team (GST)
members, worked raising money for Sleeping Children Around the
World (SCAW).
The White Gift Campaign continued for almost two weeks and the
whole school contributed. The grade 9, GST combination raised al-
most $600. This was enough to buy 20 bed kits. Each class had a
different way to raise money including bake sales, parties, game day
and other original events. Others used a luxury tax or simply just
brought in a set amount. GST and the grade 9 have been doing this
fundraiser for the past several years. It has become a tradition that
will continue next year. Way cp go grade 9 and GST, you did a
great job!
The entire school worked together bringing in canned food, toys
and money to raise $3,000. The school an a hockey buy-out so the
school could support the hockey team and raise money for the
White Gift Campaign. Each student had to bring in two cans or $2
to get out of their last period class. I am sure our donations helped a
lot. Keep up the great work South Huron.
Well, Christmas is fast approaching and South Huron has been in
the spirit of giving. On behalf of the student body we wish the com-
munity a Merry Christmas!
Upcoming Events:
Wednesday Dec. 20 - Children's Theatre - all day small gym
Thursday Dec. 21 - Christmas Semi -Formal 8 - 11 p.m.
Friday Dec. 22 - Last day of school
Christmas Assembly
For your information:
Exams begin Friday Jan. 19 and run until Friday Jan. 26.
Monday Jan. 29 is a P.A. Day
March Break will start March 11 and run until March 25
Kirkton Horticultural
Society install
officers for 1996
KIRKTON - The Kirkton Horti-
cultural Society held their annual
meeting on December 5 at the
Kirkton Woodham Community
Centre. Everyone enjoyed a pot
luck supper at 6:30. The president,
Jean Ratcliffe welcomed everyone
and read a poem. Gretchen Hazel-
wood introduced the speaker, Bob
Whitlock who gave the audience
many tips on growing roses and he
showed slides of his Many prize
winning roses. Gertrude Willis
thanked the speaker. Many lucky
people took home poinsettias. Lyn-
da Hodgins accompanied by Mar-
jorie Johns, conducted a sing song.
Everyone was giventulip bulbs.
Winners of the mini Christmas
show are: Pot et Fleur 1st Jean
Ratcliffe; Terrarium 1st Jean Ra-
cliffe; Christmas wreath, swag or
garland 1st Elaine Stephen, 2nd
Josie Ryckman, 3rd Gretchen Haz-
elwood; a Christmas gift 1st Jo-
Anne Meta, 2nd Gretchen Hazel-
wood, 3rd Gertrude Willis; Christ-
mas at home table centre, 1 st
Elaine Stephen, 2nd Lynda Hod-
gins, 3rd Jean Ratcliffe; a Christ-
mas song 1st Gertrude Willis, 2nd
Jean Ratcliffe, 3rd Marjorie Johns;
a napkin ring 1st Jo -Anne Meta;
feathered friends arrangement 1st
Lynda Hodgins, 2nd Jean Rat-
cliffe, 3rd Gertrude Willis; Christ-
mas in Canada table setting 1st
Gertrude Willis, 2nd Jean Rat-
cliffe, 3rd Marjc•"e Johns. Anna
.Peterson judged the entries and in-
stalled the officers for 1996.
Officers of Kirkton Horticultural
Society for 1996: past president,
Jean Ratcliffe; president, Gertrude
Hazelwood; 1st vice president,
Lynda Hodgins; 2nd vice presi-
dent, Gertrude Willis; secretary
treasurer, Jean Copeland; assistant
sec. ureas., Joyce Strohm; Direc-
tors, Maledine Parkinson, Marjorie
Atthill, Josie Ryckman, Evelyn
Harrigan, Marjorie Johns, Evelyn
Wiles, Doris Elford, Beulah Mac-
Dougald, Marilyn Robinson, Mary
Tufo; associate directors, Doris
Batten, Elaine Stephen, Orric Hart -
wick, Jo -Anne Meta, Doris Wad-
dell.
Christmas
By David Kester
Grade 6, Mt. Carmel
Christmas
Lord, Jesus
Joyful, Happy, Special
Mary, Manger, Joseph, Bethlehem
Xmas
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Wishes aft their policy folders a
Very Merry Christmas and
Prosperous New Year
A Christmas Prayer
May the holy light of the Christmas
Season shine on us and bring peace to
our hearts.
The Residents & Staff at
Queensway Nursing and
Retirement Home extend greetings
and appreciation at this
joyous Christmas Season
May every holiday joy be yours!
To al! our valued customers we extend our heartfelt
thanks and sincere best wishes for a fun -filled Noel.
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Christmas wishes. In this tradition, we greet our friends and customers, with hopes
for your holiday happiness, and with genuine appreciation for your good will.
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