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long h lept.
pert desks, filling t1wui with 1+v"
CAROLLING ry a• �
I )Nein lyTtipmpsQn a_.
One 'day last • week,: our" class
• decided* to...reatly Show c ,ur
.--Christ,cnas spirit, as it s s ovsr eitt--
flit} b:oo :.0f Acts 20:35`- "It is
md° -,blessed ' tb give than to
reeeive". So we...a.rranged 1Q..,gc� .,
tt the" ,09" homes and -give the
Christmas spirit '•Th - them. We
were,_ ping to carol and _give
them a box with a little candy
and 'Other stuff: Me went .arou id
from .plate w to plate ate' other
Ttophigsin hand, ,winners in, last
Interclub Figure Skating Dance Competition are,
from left to right, Phyllis Fremlin and Vicky Lou
Sunday's Finch of - Clinton, senior division; Cheryl
Hamilton and Lorilie McClinchey of Goderich,
junidr division, =- (Staff Photo):
figure Skating Club
Wins Junior
A figure skating. dance
competition • for the various
clubs' in..,. this,, area .,,was held
. Sunday,- Dtcember 29,• - at
'Clintq,�n Memorial • Arena,
Clinton The intention behind
this meet was •to promote
`-inter-club friendships ander give
the youngsters a taste of
competition. The clubs
' represented were Goderich, .
Clinton and C.F.B. Adastral,
Park.
The skaters composed. two
gr p'. he junior -gr:ot p_,,was
✓ required to ,perforrh the Dutch
Waltz, and the seniors; Moth the
o Dutch Waltz and Canasta Tango:
Rep.Lseriting-the Goderich Club;
in junior pairs,' 'were G"aroi
Chapman; ~and Bonnie McGhee,
Cheryl Hamilton and Laura Lee
McClinchey, and Pamela and
Patrice Craven. Goderich;. Club's
senior entrants were Janet'
'Pettus and _Kathy Hynds,
Shirley McFadden and Patti
Kay.
In the junior :competition, the •
first prize, "Sutherland 'Trophy,
vvas- won by Cheryl Hamilton '
and .-Law-lake :_N Clinchey - of
the Goderich Club. Second place
was won -by Clinton's entrants,
Susan Reed and Sally Webb, and
Fent
Trophiet„_„„
SOCIAL CALENDAR
goo k s. i naily ik cattle' to - 11.
eo-verifg it. —What a time,! 12.
Ripping tape and tearig .wrap. 22 Xh the
It wasdone. We st4rt cf out, the pants u
Ile had to keel dry,.
Rabin flew south,-
13ecatlse,it wasn't raining 21:'' `'rom stielti.pi them In
Ile wanted to °kp' ills ::PeanuLtt°r* -• =�,
dark
bitter wand blew against clur 14. He ages not know hQW to ,
cheeks. We were )here;' Ours, rvar'lcucly.
voices rang' out aS we carolled. 15'. He says pass the soap. '
As we started home, we felt 16. C'lock
proud and we hope more people 17: A shoe.
wilt; realt2ee .it is better to give • 18. A.- horse with his eyes
than U .i`eceive. °._ sh"ut,
Lieut. and Mrs.-131Jan' Dowds
and Carolyn. of-Gimli, :Manitoba
spent the holidays with= Mrs..
Dowdy parents, • Mr.`
and Mrs.
Stan Ryan.
W o crd.sto.c k b caat;d of
duration, ending, its 60 years of
exi tepee '- held a...re-t+nion 'of'
membersand, ex -Members at
Craigowan Golf and Country
.Club Wednesday evening of last
week. Among those ,attending
were Mr. and •Mrs: W. E. Elliott;
of • Goderich. Mr. Elliott was
trustee , r : for Six years,' and
Chairman in 19-37.
AKIS. WERS TO RtF DLES
1,--A police car.
2. You're to()
.Smoke.
3: A man laughing his head
off.
4. A yardstick.
5. Ile missed the Ball.
6. Dog -gone -it.
7. To ketchup on .his sleep.
8:' Your name.
9: TO colour his dream_...-...
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third lace "by Judy Bradshaw Curling
and Ki Motornura of Adastral
Park. -
In senior dance pairs, the
. Anderson Trophy went to Vicki
Pinch and °Phylis Fremlin of
Clinton, second place -1.o Janet
EARL
The first draw for the Ladies'
Section of the Curling Club
finished last week.
The - Tuesday *afternoon
J'ettus,, and Kathy Hynd (: °- "P
Goderich, and third to .Darlene
Webb and Ruth %Ann Neilans,
'also of Clinton.
.C. F.S.A. tests are scheduled
to be - held in Stratford next
Sunday; January 5, where the__
G oderich "Club • • will - be
represented. -
.was lweln by AbeRink
skipped by Elsie Gardner, with
Louise Hetherington, Verna
Worthy. and Ruth Skeo . h as
team.- "
Second place went to the
Rink skipped---by-=Mary Lapaine
and included- Ardith Brisette,
Auleen' Garry and'I'hyl Durst. *
. . Third Place was won by Anna
Refflinghaus' a team o f ,,,,Mary
Filsinger, Gertrude .Mueller and
HazekBeaver. • •
The Thursday evening 'd.raw-'•
was won by Elsje Gardner and
her team of Jean Asher, Mary
Filsin er and Auleen*Cur-ry.
'A very close second was- a
team skipped by Grace Sale with
Irene White, Say Duncan •and
Beryl .Harper. •
' Third prize was taken by Kay
Graf. and her team of Bertha
McGee, Shirley Ilazktt and
Dianne Harris.
Prizes for both ere'rits were
Christmas candles, in keeping
with the Season.
-Mr. and 'Mrs. Amoid Fuller,
Sandra, Jack, and. Brian, spent.
the Christmas holidays in,.
Durham with her parentss,Mr.
and Mts. Carl Fry.
Miss -Bernice Fuller of
Htanilton, spent Christmas Day
with her , mother, Mrs; Reg
Fuller, returned to Hamilton,
then left by plane for Montreal,
where she is- taking a course in
`•'Electrolysis, - -
-Cpl. and Mrs. Gillis Frechette of
St. Jean, `''Queec, 'visited the,,,•
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs: A -b.
Powell, Picton Street, during the
Christmas Season:
If, Yoi. .W.antThat
Mrs. Erma Brewar and son,
James, of Kitchener, spent a few
days_ with her mother and -Mr. I -L.
Van Arman during the Christmas
'Season. ' -
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