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Mrg. Jerry Schultz of
Kitchener visited , her 'sister, Mrs.
Fred Young, Mr. Young and
family last Sunday, also other
relatives in Coderich. .d
"Chuck" Young returned
home ,last week from Victoria
hospital, London. We are ,glad.
.his ` arm pis considerably
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Errington
accompanied Harvel{ and Joe
Spruill to Brownsville, Texas,
leaving on Sunday morning.
H`arord "Sad",Venn
accompanied by his pare, pts, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Frank Glenn plan .to
leave sho`tiv."for Texas for the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Massey
(nee Pauline Jones) from
Cleveland, Ohio, 'visited the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Minnie Jones,
and other relatives in
Dungannon on Thursday.
Debbie Hodges is at the home
of her parents, Mr. and, Mrs.
Lloyd .Hodges, since Thurs. for
two weeks following exams at
Fanshawe College. This is her
first term (Sept. — Dec. in a
special technician's course in
Inhalation Therapy. a
•APproxintately seventy pupils, teachers, assistant
teachers and officers sat down to
a sumptuous meal Fri. evening at
6:00 p.m. in Dungannon United.
Church S.S. rooms.
`Friday ._e ping• 'at :O
p,rm the C.G.I. -groups from
here and Nile will lead,in their
anneal- -- carol:- • service for
Christmas Eve.
Phone 529-7965 to. notify
Four correspondent of your
holiday, visitors.
,Mr: and Mrs. Bob Ott and
Matthew, of Kitchener, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs:
Irvine Eedy and Martha.
Christmas Greetings to the
Editor and Staff and to all the
readers of this column ,in , the
Signal -Star.
We're
- sending -you - ending you all
our best wishes for the New Year.
Our thanks for the pleasure of serving you.
From The Staff Of
Area bhnd folk.
entertained by CNIB
The Huron -Perth Advisory
Board to the. CNIB entertained
the blind people of the area and
their guides at a .Christmas
dinner held in the Miteh'ell
United Church.
The United 'Church• women
catered for the. event which• was
convened by Mr. and. Mrs. Clark
Moses. Mitchell. One . hundred
and twenty-five guests were
seated at 'gaily decorated
banquet tables.
Harry Lear. Blyth, Chairman
of the Board was host, assisted
by Alfred Elton,' Stratford, a
• former' Chairman of the , Board'
of Governors of C ti I B's
Tweedsmuir Hall, London.
-An Enjoyable musical.
interlude „was provided- by a
chorus of -.male voices from the
Society for, the Preservation and
Encouragement 'of' Barber Shop
Quartette Singing in America.
George Cox, Clint b.
President, of the - Canadian
.Council of the Blind -Blue Water.
Club. thanked the Choir, and
Advisor' 'Board on behalf of his*
group and Miss Gladys Wilker,
President •of -The ..CCB -Festival
Club. expressed the appreciation
of the Stratford area mernbers.
Unsung, Heros Awards Were
presented' , by, • Mrs. , A. L.
Baynham. Stratford. :to CNIB
Staff and Stratford Board
members. Recipients were Miss
Emily Philpott, Handicrafts
Teacher, Tweedsmuir Hall; Kent
Butcher. James Morris and
Rummell Tozer of the London
Staff. and Mr. Jack C.lements.
"CNIB ' Area Administration, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan MacDonald. Mr.
and °•Mrs, Ernest Burford, Mrs.
Cecilia Dorland, Mrs. Mary
Muria.: and- Alfred Elton from
the Stratford area received
awards. A surprise presenta•tn
was made, to Mrs. Baynham,
Honie Care ,Chairman.
Miss Wilker' played the piano
._for carol singing,
•Port
The''Ladies' Guild met'at the-..
home., of..,�, Rti'"•l�ete.,. n.�.
Tuesday: There were. 10 ;present,.
V..,�i a 4f: a
and 1-60- call was answered by a
scripture, verse about advent. •
Treasurer, secretary and
Flower convener gave reports of
a successful • ears work,
Sixty-four dollars were collected
zfrom the little aprons for
Mission. •
An interesting contest was
held about hymns. Rev. Odenhal
closed meeting with prayer.
The annual meeting was held.'
•With 'the exception of Mrs. Ken
Cook who is now press secretary
— all officers were reinstated.
Mrs. Clarence Hoy, President.
Mrs. Roy Petrie, Treasurer;
Secretary. Mrs. Myrtle H,orjges:
Albert
field`
Mr. .and Mrs.- Fred Vassella
'have left on a trip to Switzerland
where the former was born.
Mrs. Annie Worsell, a native
of this area died. recently in
Toronto. She was the daughter
of late Mr. and Mi -s. Dan
MacMurchy Who kept a store at
F Entail.
After her marriage she' lived
'in Toronto, and was over 90
years of age at her death.
orth Ashfield School
concert was presented last
'Wednesday to a good audience
of parents and friends., It began
with a chorus followed by a
"Welcdlme Recitation by Karen
Metzer. . _
Grades • 5 and 6- Glee Club
sang. and Grade - 1 and . 2
presented The Three. Bears.
followed by a Waltz by Grade 3
aid 4 girls. -
Grade 6 gave a play Child
Psychology and Grade 1 'and 2
The Elves' Song. ;;
Room .1 did the Dunkork
'FlawerebbVerir :M Elton .- --"---
w rap r:,' L-u°nehdwas--ser=vod by 4-ile-_--:,,,;,-
host.,ea„5311-s..Rar-w.;;
Sympathy is extended, to Mrs.
Michael Wright of Owen Sound
whose husband wad killed in a
head-on crash hear Uurham on
December 8. Mrs. Wright is
granddaughter of Mr. and •Mrs.
Clarence,Hoy.
Mrs. Charles Crossett and
,Dianne of Etobicoke visited a
couple days last week with Mrs.
Roy Petztie.
BUY•SEI�•RENFHIRL
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dance and .3 and 4 sang French
Songs. .
Grades 5 and 6 acted The
Cross Patch Fairies, Grade :4
'Teaching Millie and The Legend
of the Manger.
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Building the 'future begins
in the present begins
with - the steps we take to
assure a progressing and
"prospering community.
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Turning the
leaf of a )V ew
Year, we wish
you sttccess
and jiapptness.
To you, our
appreciation.
e wish you -the good cheer of this holiday
season. find may the New Year bring to lour
- family. success and 'lasting happiries'.4
FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF AT
Building the -future beginsy
in the pres,nt...begins
with the steps„we take to.
assure a pogressing and
prospering' cor'imunify.
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