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ehma t C ling + Mrs, Walter fiatbinir
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insmen Have ' Worthwhile Project
• here is 4 "0 torment aero.
cct,' Which 'will, sl and be
ontinued long of Centennial
ylntr the °Town and."
This is the Kink,:,,, . no project
•• and, you have seen d heard
the Band in action.
'Way back in Feb.. the
band got its "start. few de.
dicated people wi r' a lot of
talent and deterin : ion to sue«
need: }I' ^s they y needed
d a ,, ye folded up
long ago,
This group of
about 40
mem..
hers, is made up of booys° and
girls and men, from the ages..
of 9 to 701` Isn't that wonder.
ful?
• GDCI teacher, Charles Kalb,
fleisch, has been the back bone
of the group, .khowingg there Is
music in all of .them - but how
to get it outl Most of the young
people lhad never. ilayt ' ' a
musical, instruinent before, now
`they will have something which
will give them pleasure the
rest of their lives,
The group'played• in our Par«
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VICTORIA" AND GREY
TRUST
I;S'I'ARI.ISI!'I' I) i'484
AT THE STOPLIGHT GODERICH
age Ally l rind. again Labour. Pay. .
• They havehad a few concerts,
'were in attendanceattheLagion
Church Parade and Mayo other
engagements _coining up,
T. date, (mei; $1,000hasbeen
spent, and that hasn't included
untf9rme; The Kinettes and
Kinsmen hope tobeabletoraise
enough money to provide .uni.
forms .for them next year, also
to add' new members, and: buy
more instruments.
Let's 'hope December 2 is not
too cold' so thatthe trilmpets
go flat and others get sque.eky.
Good luck to" you Kinettes and
Kinsmen with your worthwhile
project.
To change the subject, some
of the=motherof the tiny hockey
players are upsetbecause.there
is no heat in the- lower • hall
of the arena.
They say the auditorium is
closed to them and they and the
children are just freezing.
Come on Bill Lumby -- do you
want all these mothers to leave .
all these little ones for you
and your helpers to dress, take
care of and deliver?. See what
you can do for them, eh?
Don't forget the "Country
Fair" at Carlow this Saturday.
You can stock up on some
wonderful hand crafted gifts for
your Christmas giving:"
See you there — Martha.
LETTER TO EDITOR
Sir: Having read with great
interest "Centennial Calling"
I would as a, parent and Mother
'like to give my opinion about
having "Santa" indoors.
I have had' many years of
standing .in the cold and L` do
believe Santa and his helpers
get very cold .too,. They can't
even jump around.
When the time comes torgive
out the candy Santa is so busy
he can't say hello or maybe
"Tack Frost" -hasfrozen his
speech.
If Santa's parade could take
the planned route and end up
at the arena as all our year
round parades do, instead of
erecting his throne in the park
put it up' in the arena audi•to.
rim and let Santa sit for five
or six hours, where it is warm.
I don't think he would mind.
This would eliminate children
crossing the slippery streets to
get , to the park and the visit
for each i-rdividual could take
place any 'time during ,the set
hours. This would eliininate
long line . ups', giving parents
more Time fbr shopping
The parade certainly sounds
wonderful 'and the committees
are to he corn mended. I knQW
ibis takes ninny hours of plan.
Hing and some don't , `•F'n h:tve
little ons s of their own.
'I brliege I'm spx-::king for
many parents who I wish would
write to you too. Maybe they
have o, -en selling themselves
short too :is '"Martin" said
Now i've written MY letter so
come on and giv. YOUR opin..,
ions, that's why we are
ehts :'.n'1 citizens is'nt it?
• Mrs. Betty Reid
Dear Mal".ht With regard te
your 0914Mn' entitled "'' ''
ing of Christmas Parade.,"
Mn' we fist o#,all thank' yoou
for *your words of enc usage
meet; to groups to -,enter floats
'in the parade. The Kinsmen
Club and Labeler. Council did
a
tremendous job in organizing
their respective parades and.
celebrations this year and We
cannot let them down; with a
Mediocre- effort for the Christ•
mas Parade.
. You . have outlined the ideal
situation in your column with
regard tO'Santa being inside and
the kiddies having an opport.
'unity to talk with him. , How.
ever, the ideal °situations : are •
not, al' rays Possible.' We must
be realistic.
,4 each child were given the
opportunity. to talk with Santa,
this would involve a minimum
of one minute each. Therefore
for one hundred children to talk
with Santa we are looking at
one and one half hours, Last
Y r.
"DON'T WAIT BUY NOW"
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19.7 C E
SEDANS
year,. two thousand bags of candy
were given away, If all two
thousand were"given an opporta.
unity' to talk with Santa, we
. would be involving at least thirty,
hours.
Last year, the crowd control
left much to be desired, mainly
because of the lack of proper
barricades, etc. (This situation
will be much improved this
year.) Also, the weather was
extremely cold and people were
anxious to move. However, with.
out the assistance of the velui
teer 'firemen and police who
gave up their Saturday afternoon
to help, control would have been
almost impossible. '
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nus, hopP Wp .o
upotthe Service:* oft the,te men
*Pintthis y,, Plus the ,ser►►
ce.. of sty fathers who would
like to helps to make saturdaY,
December 1, the tl ird success*
ful parade Of the year.
Yours: truly,
Fared Salter.
The Truth -About
Our Children
•
In School -Work
At the moment, 'interviews
are in progress. The parents
go for ten minutes interviews
with . their child's teacher.
That's when they find out the
truth about them!
On Wednesday, November 1,
reports went home with the
students of the school. This
was . to give the parents an
idea' of what their child Is
..doing in sl'icool. It will also
give them an idea o! what to
discuss with the teacher.
On Friday, November 10, our
school band will be playing at
two Remembrance Day assem.
blies., One at our school, and one
at Robertson Memorial. The
future, great musicians are real.
ly coming along with their
music. But it all comes from
the great teaching of Mr.
Cameron and Mrs. Shaddick!
At the moment, volleyball
games are in progress. 'Some
Of the teams are winning with
flying colours, but others are
not so -fortunate.
Miss Nina MacDonald, a 'for-
mer student at Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton, 'is
a recent R.N. graduate of the
Archer Memorial Hospital; La.
mont, Alberta. .
The daughter 'of the late J.E.
(Dick) MacDonald plat -laic, cone'
tinue her - studies at McGill
University,' Montreal.
COLD CAPER
Among the variations of the
Scotch Reel, traditional folk
dance "hr Scotland, is' the Reel
of Tulloch 774..a routine which
originated because of- human
misery. According to legend, the
belated minister of a Tulloch
country church usually found his
waiting congregation cavorting to
keep warm. Their behavior led
to the ,development of the danc,e
which made this village famous.
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