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Colborne Central School presents excellent conert
Colborne Central School Christmas
concert on Wednesday, December 14 was
another excellent presentation of talent
among the pupils. The concert started with
0 Canada followed by the senior choir
singing three special ' numbers,
"Gaudeamus Hodie", "Twas in the Moon of
Winter -Time" and "Stars that Twinkle and
Shine" with Mrs. Little conducting and Mrs.
Lamont accompanying.
The kindergarten and Graded pupils, witt
teachers Mrs. Starkey and Mrs. Chisholm
and accompanist Mrs. Little, had some
recitations and sang a Christmas carol.
The Grade 2 class presented a short play,
"The Magic Christmas Tree" with their
teacher Mrs. Nakamura, accompanied by
Mrs. Dustow and with star carrier Alex
Hoernig helping.
The Grad 3s presented "The Boy Who
Laughed a anta Claus" with David Bogie
as Santa and Andrea Imanse as Jabez
Dawes. As the main performers, they made
everyone laugh. Their teacher is Mrs.
Lamont.
The Grade 4 students, with teacher Mr.
Sanders, showed slides and recited, "Twas
the Night Before Christmas".
The Grade 5-8 students presented the play,
"A Song for Christmas". This was a very
appropriate play opening with a church
scene when the choir discovers the organ
isn't working_ The minister arrives and
informs them the organ cannot be repaired
and he has written the lyrics for a new
Christmas song which he wants set to music
. and sung by the choir with guitar ac-
companiment for the Christmas Eve ser-
vice. Things become complicated but on'
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Christmas eve, the choir sings "Silent
Night" which is well received by the
congregation.
The concert was enjoyed by all and
Tammy Talbot, president of the school's
student council, thanked everyone for
coming and wished all a Merry Christmas.—
by Glynis -Marie Young and Scott Louch.
Social News
Mr. and Mrs. Lang are back in Colborne
Township after being in Western Canada for
several years. Mr. Lang was pursuing his
line of work which is drilling. Now that they
have returned, Mr. Lang will be interested
in well drilling again. Mrs. Lang has pur-
chased the Jana Natural Foods store on
Hamilton Street in Goderich and is busy
putting her plans into action and welcomes
you to her store.
Russell Bloomfield, formerly of Goderich
and now operating a very successful cake
decorating business in Ottawa, coupled a
recent business trip to Toronto with visiting
relatives and friends in London, Goderich
and vicinity last week and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Kaitting of Colborne on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brindley of Goderich,
OPP to celebrate 75th
anniversary in 1984
The Ontario Provincial Police are
celebrating their 75th year of law enforce-
ment in 1984.
The provincial police force was founded in
1909. From the original 45 men, it has ex-
panded to its present-day complement of
5,200 police officers and civilian support
staff.
The OPP polices almost one million
square kilometres in Ontario as it has a
"residual" policing responsibility: that is, it
polices all of those areas which do not have
an established police force.
OPP Commissioner Archie Ferguson
said, "The OPP has been an important ele-
ment in the development of this province
during the 20th century. The OPP is present
in almost 200 communities and many of the
anniversary activities planned will involve
people in the communities we police."
Comm. Ferguson said that one of the first
signs of the 75th anniversary will be bright
colored decals displayed on OPP cruisers.
The decals will also be placed on doors
leading into OPP buildings.
An underlying theme of the anniversary
will be the provincial police force's prepara-
tion for the years leading up to the hun-
dredth anniversary in the year 2009..
Prominent in the 75th birthday celebra-
tions will be the OPP Pipes and Drums Band
and the Golden Helmets Motorcycle Preci-
sion Team. They will be visiting fairs and
parades all over the province.
Included in the anniversary plans is
publication of a book on the history of the
OPP. It is expected that this book will
become a valued addition to many private
and public collections.
May the glow of this Joyous Holiday
Season warm the hearts and
homes of you and
yours throughout
the coining year.
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Wishing all
a most joyous holiday
and all the
many blessings the
season brings_
It has been our purpose
and privilege to serve you.
We look forward to a
continued relationship in
the years still to come.
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Dale Dolson & Staff
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'I'RAMAI S [ temp
formerly of Colborne, were guests at a
family gathering on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moas to celebrate their
45th wedding anniversary. Relatives were
present from both sides of the family and
their many friends not present join in ex-
tending
xtending congratulations at this time.
The community is sorry to report that Mr.
G. Schoemaker of Sanford is a patient in
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich, having suffered a broken hip. His
many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Rod Bogie of Goderich, formerly of
Colborne, is also a 'patient in Alexandra
Marine and General ,..0.00 his many friends
wish him a speedy r!e overy.
Sincere sympathy IS extended to the
family of the late Arthur Clark. 01 Meneset
Park who passed away last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark came to Meneset several years
ago. Mr. Clark used to be a farmer and then
upholstered furniture. His funeral was held
at the Tasker Funeral Home in Blyth.
Sincere sympathy to the family and
relatives of the late Alice Schwartzentruber
Wagler of Colborne Township.
A couple of serious wisemen were present at the Christmas concert on Wednesday at
Colborne Central School. The students put on an entertaining program for the parents
present. i photo by Anne Narejko)
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