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SPECIAL DELIVERY—Heather Westlake delivered her letter
to Santa in person. Santa was visiting the children in the area at
the Zurich public school last Saturday. Photo by McKinley
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Christmas
... and we wish you the best of gifts:
peace on earth, good will toward men!
Thanks for your kindness and loyalty.
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A group of 20 members of the
Salvation Army Citadel of
Goderich along with their Cap-
tain, Grace Herber visited the
Home on Sunday afternoon.
The Band entertained in each
of the sitting rooms and the rest
of the group distributed gifts
of fruit to all of the residents
which was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Shirley Luther led the
Christian Women's Club song
service in the Chapel on Sun-
day evening accompanied at the
organ by her husband, Eric
Luther.
Three new residents " were
welcomed at Monday's pro-
gram. They were Mrs. Frances
McLean, Miss Christina Is-
bister and Mr. Alex Dark.
Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson and
Norman Speir provided the old
tyme music and the Clinton
Christian Reform volunteers
helped with the activities and
led the Carol singing.
Seventy students of .the Pre-
cious Blood Roman Catholic
of Exeter presented their
Christmas Concert on Tuesday
afternoon. The students had
raised the funds for the trip and
the concert was greatly appreci-
ated as the Huron County Board
of Education has not made any
allowance in the school budget
for visits to the Home.
Mrs Coates accompanied the
school choir and a chorus from
each of the grades in the sing-
ing of several Christmas songs.
Nancy Van Bruwaene entertain-
ed with accordian solos; Janet
Kints and Susan Gregus each
played piano recitals. A play
"Santa on Trial" was presented
by Grades 5 and 6. Mrs. Law-
son thanked the students and
teachers on behalf of the resid-
ents.
Winners of the draw
sponsored by the craft room
were Mrs. Melinda Nivins of
Clinton, who won the mat and
Mrs. R. Harrison of Goderich
winner of the lace cloth. The
draw cleared $120. The Home
was saddened on Monday to
learn of the sudden death of
the former ,Administrator, Mr.
Harvey C. Johnston, of Clinton,
and the sympathy of the resid-
ents go out to Mrs. Johnston
and the family.
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GREETII�
From Our House ...
To Your House
Go Best Wishes
For The Festive
Season
MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING YOU AN
ABUNDANCE OF GOOD
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
.... Audrey and Bob McKinley
linay the seasons keep bringing
happy holidays to you. Our
wish is that they be merry and bright
... filled with love .and peace.
Accept our thanks for your loyalty.
Judy Clausius, Frieda Moore, Leona Rader,
Nancy McKinley, Albert and Brad Clausius
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