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ORDER
YOUR
TIIGODERICH DISTRICT E STI TE
BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED FO$ CHRISTMAS
arripbellis Drug Store
(By Linda Brecidenridge)
The holiday spirit seems to have
touched the school. Christmas
scenes have been painted on the
N'irinclows in several rooms by the
Home Ecoporrik students. Wreaths
and signs of Merry Christmas also
were inaae by students for each
classroom door. Exam les of gift
wrappings 411 the tro y case to
help. those (who are havi g difficul-
ties in this matter
Every morning the, entire stud-
ent body assembles in the gymnas-
ium for 30 minutes .of carol sing-
ing under the direction of Mr.
Tucker. The Students' Council has
been preparing for Christmas, boo.
Seliool cards have been sold dur-
ing, the noon hours and a movie,
plus three 'cartoons, have been ob-
tained for Friday afternoon. These
movies have been popular in the
past.
No Clivistmas can go ,by without
a dance and this year's is on De-
cember 21st with 4aneing from
to decorate the loin um 'in the
!Christmas theme. ttitientg Arc
reminded that outsi ers require
invitations to iaain 'admittance to
the dances. The 4tuant who sp6a-
‘Sionsitle tkor his or her condiict at
the dances. 'Invitations tan be
obtained from the office and the
naties will be entered into, a guest
book.
Mr. Boyce is away this week
due to ill health. We hope he
recovers soon to enjoy the Christ-
a.s holidays and is able to return
to school in the new year.
To all my, readers I wisl a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Victoria ynited
Willing Workers
(Mrs. Frank Horton was elected
president when' the Willing Work-
ers held their' annual meeting in,
Victoria Street United Church on
Decemb6r 12,
Other "officers elected were: hon-
orary president, Mrs. Neil IticKin•
non; past president, Mrs. Vernon
Smith; vice-president, Mrs. 'Gordon
Crawford; • secretary, Mrs. Robt.
Ante; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Craig;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Diinglas Cruickshank; pianist, Mrs.
J. Merialh; dev4tional leaders, Miss
E. Bamford, Mrs. E. Buehler;
nursery superintendent, airs. D.
VaDilu.ring the meeting, it 'vies re -
Mrs. Evelyn Carroll Gets Fifth Term
As Head Legion ladies Auxiliary
of
-, --- . - - * 1-- -. -
The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary "an's ,Carnp Niagara -on -the -Lake,
met in the Legion home on Tues- War Memorial Children's Hospital,
day of last week when the regular The Canadian Legion, Cancer So -
monthly 'meeting was fellowed by .ciety, Hospital Auxili,ary,- Booster
a Christmas party.
There were 31 rne-mbers Present.
was conducted by 1VIrs Olive Mc
After the opening ceremonies, roll ! Donald. They are: pres.ident, Mrs-.
call, minutes and reports a short
Evelyn Carroll (acclamation for a
business session was conducted by
the president, Mrs. Evelyn Can•oll. I fifth term); 1st vice-president, Mrs.
Dose Hill; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
Seventeen applications were read Dorothy Watson; treasurer, ,Mrs.
and accepted.
Isabel Knee,shaw (fifth term ac -
It was 4iecided to send six wool-
clamation); assistant treasurer,
len ,satin -bound blankets to West- Mrs. -Norma Kingswell; recording-
minster HospitGaval a.n3tLtw_roo on:of thin! secretary, Mrs. Margaret Young;
News of Dungannon
DUNGANNON; Dec. 17., ---Merry
Christmas to all!
Gerald ,Walter, Goderich Town-
ship, spent last week -end with his
friend, Jiminy Blake. °
dYlr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown and
Wayne were recent visitors with
Mr, and M.rS. Bill Reed, Wingham.
'Mrs. James Sproule returned last
week after spending a month with
members of her family: Bill
Sproule, Mrs. Ben Mugford and Mrs.
Frank Garniss. Unfortunately, she
had to spend one week in Toronto
East General Hospital but is feel-
ing better now.
Gordon Maize did' very well,
'ging -won-Aimee lovely -Christams"
cakes totalling 20 pounds, at a
Lueknow -grocery store- latelyi-
Mrs. Abner Morris had members
of her family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Morris, Benmiller, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Christilaw, Nile, and Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson Mugford, of
London, with her at the week -end.
Mr. Robert Stoners, having suf-
ficiently recovered from hia oper-
ation at .Wingham hospital, return-
ed home last week.
White -Gift Sunday was observed
at the United Church Sunday
School last Sunday morning.
The C.G.I.T. Vesper Service with
candle lighting ceremony was ob-
served Sunday night in the.United
Church. Carols were sung and the
Finnigan, leader, was assisted4y
Crozier gave the'iarY.-:,-.7 rag:11W
.Alton and Pauline Anderson re-
ceived the offering. Jewel Reed,
Marion Mole and Janette Mole
were the candle-lighterS.
S.S. Concert. — The United
Church Sunday School concert was
held on Friday evening. Faye
Pearson gave -a "Welcome recite -
Ilion at the beginning. Other reci-
fations from Mrs. Herb Finnigan's
class were. given by Sharon Smyth,
Nancy Smyth, Mary- Lou Henry
1165Pltal: ''r-baYearel.rs, rrsc,Crifia'Zies.11C'tadViain4a*1:41-1.'
Legion` Olympicgraining plan. Mrs. Dorothy Weber; pianist, Mrs.
. The next meeting will take the Lorna Payne; executive members,
form of a pot -luck supper with the Mrs
. Margaret Adam, Mrs. Alice
17 new members tnvited to attend
Anstay ,and Mrs„. Charles Cadman.
and to be initiated during a short After the closing ceremonies, a
meeting, following the supper. delightful lunch was served by a
Niuncrous cards and, parcels are committee convened by Mrs. Marg -
being sent to 13oderich -and district afet Adam and an exchange of
men in %he service, and branch gifts was enjoyed with Mrs. Dor-
and auxiliary members who are othy Weber acting ai mistress of
ill or shut-in during ne Christmas ceremonies.
'Sea'5°Then-annual reports were read
and adopted. Dining the term of
1956, donations were made by the
Auxiliary to the amount of
$3,266.75. These donations includ-
ed , those made during the year
1956 to, the Red Cross, Westminster
Hospital, London, Huron Pavilion
at Westmins, er, The T.B. Vet's
HOME BUILDING
COURSE TO BE
GIVEN AT GDCI
and Gussie Culbert. A chorus was
sung by the little tots in Mrs,
Popp's and Mrs. K. Davtrson's class.
Brian Stothers, Jimmy .MeWhinney,
Gerald Shackleton, Billy AnclPrson
and Paul Eedy, of Mrs. Kitchener
Finnigan's class gave recitations.
Kathleen Smyth of 'Mrs. Clifford
short play, "Christmas Indeed" was
enacted by the pupils of Mee,
Howard Johnston and. Rev. George
Watt's senior dames. Mr. K. K.
Dawson was chairman.
School Concert. — The annual
sehool 'Christmas concert was held
on Tuesday last in the Dungannon
Pstrish- iialliwith-the largest attend-
ance to date. Mr. a. Dawson was
choruses the junior room. enter-
tained the audience with recita-
tions by Donnie Watt, Charles
Young, Allan Parks; "Much Ado
About China"; "Trimming the
Christmas -Tree; a trio, composed
of Allan Parks, Charlie Young and
Darirde -Watt; "Christmas Shave"
by Robert Sherwood, Terry Hodges,
Bobby3Eedy, Rickey Parks, Angus -
Stinger and Billy Crozier. The
senior room numbens followed in-
cluding a Barber Shop Trio; choral'
recitation; novelty number by
Eleanor Reed; a dialogue number;
the Blue Skirt Waltz, hy Linda
Blake, Sandra Brooks, Joanne
Alton, Joyce Culbert,
ersonati
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Proctor of
Detroit, are spending the .holiday
season with the former's father'
Mr. Wm. Proctor, Gibbons street.
Walter Chisholm, son of Mr. *and
Mrs. Thomas Chisholm, R.R. 6,
Goderich, has -been elected an
alderman for the term 1957-58 on
the Sault Ste. Marie Connell.
Ain „evening course in home
building will be conducted this
winter again at- Goderich District
Collegiate Institute, it is announced
by Principal A, R. Scott.
- Registrations will be accepted
at OKI on Wednesday, January
9, at 7.30 p.m., he states. Classes
will be held every Wednesday
evening until the end of March.
The instructor is R. H. Collie,
of Stratford, an inspector un -der
the Vetarans' Land Act. 'The
course is not restripted to veterans,•
anyone with a yEarning to build
their own home may enroll.
Veterans who do take the course
will be entitled to certain special
privileges, however. Through a
special arrangement between VLA
and 'Central Mortgage and Houost„i:g.
Corporation, theY will be all
to act as their own contractor and
build on a small lot, while still
qualifying ifor special financial as -
As many as 30. persons have en-
rolled in the course here in other
years. The instructor will cover
home building projects Aright from
the securing of a site to the paint-
ing and landscaping cvf the finished
' SEPARATE SCHOOL MEET,
payers hold their annual Meeting
next Thursday. The trustees whose
terms expire in 1956 but who are
eligible for re-eleetion are B. L.
Walzak, T. J. Drennan, L. Pitblaclo
and W. Kinahan.
In the first nine months of the
year the United States sold in Can-
ada goods to the value of $3,105
million, bought from Canada goods
to the value of $2,114 million.
"MERRY— CHRISTMAS FROM
ALL OF US TO YOU"
STOKELY FANCY HONEY POD P7 SUPREME SWEET
PEAS - 15 OZ. 2 TINS
35c Muted Picklet 16 oz Jar 25c
MARTIN'S
APple Juice
48
27c ri, No. 1.Mixed Nuts Lb 49c
BIRD'S EYE FROZEN i5 VICT°RiA• ,
Orange' Juice 2 Tins 33c0Mixed Candy Huge 59c
2 lb. Bag
All Popular Brands FLAT FIFTY 82c
CIGARETTES CARTON OF 200 2.99
Red & White Early Riser Blend Lk 97c
FFEES Red & White Blend Lb. 1.17
43,
ported that substantial money gifts 5
had been. made during the year
to the board of stewards of the
elmreh, the ,missionarm and -',Main-
tenance fund .and itorean '
Arrangements were meide to fill
Candy bags in tconnection with the d3
concert !Math was held on 4'i
December 10. Pot luck lunch was 1;5,,
semd at the conclusion of the
business meeting.
Snydor's PARTY TIMErc.SUPPLIES
Potato Chips Lge. Box 59c Ginger Ale 2 for 35c D°P•
Pepperetts Pickled Onions A Variety of Cheeses
FRUIT BASKETS 30 UP
Victoria St.
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