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KIdhnd Freehm Herald at the moatflagnntelaael umim yet aeanVIlyclear evident Monday morningwhen no Jaycees surveyed dani uused to their Christan donations on the townsltlin Street Host series ofJetters spell iigwut Merry Christmas and Happy New wiyllkh had been erected on par ngvmeter stand ink on both sidescf the street had been wantonly brokenami aihullcd 0ne letter was intact onthe east side and semi were broken off on the west side Jaycees had spent almost rub at their are timecore cinema the let ers The let ters were painted on lumber atmut ten inches square and last cned to twothytwo uprights which were bolted into Litesteel standards 0n the reverse side wereChristmas scenes all well protected from theweather by coat oi varniah lnsome cases the upright was srlmlied oHthe standard while in otherstbe letter boards were broken otf the upright Penetang police say it will be dilllicult to discover the culprits Chief Jack Argue warned that anyperson caught perpetrating simith act will be charged with malicious damage This charge under the criminal code carries possible sentenccof two months mplusre$toration of dam age done When the matter was brought to theattention of town council Monday night Councillor Jantll riclsen sai This is certainly disgrace toour town know what kind of mind it take tardo such thing Pilkey and pupils deserv much splendid concert Mr and Mrs Blinder attended theluocnl ol athelate Percy was niacin day Sympathy of the commun ityil extended to Mrs Webb Marjorie Fan in theirbe reavenicntfins Your correspondent would like to take thisopportu ty wish ing Mr Wallsand shiffo The Barrie maminer VeryJMeiry Christmas and Happy and perous New Year Simpfllly ot Comninnlty Friends were sorry to learn of ondHill on Thors Pros the sudden death in Toronto at little GordonErnest Penrailcgon 18monthsold son of Ptc nag Mrs Roy Penhnilcgoru He ha never recovercd from Asian flu which he developed whllein Ger many Pte and Mrs lioy Penhallegon and children Donnie andAud rL who recently returned after two years in Gonnany visited with the tatters parents Mr and Mrs ErnestAsh bettire leaving for Winnipeg where Pte Pen bailcgonhasbeenpostéd gt IBU UERISTMASCAEDL Charles Wesley Methodist minister in England wrote Harlt the Herald Angels Sing on Christmas morning The brother of John Wesley founder of Meth odisrn was inspired toythe pealing of church bells when he penned the famouscarol Saurin WI Saurin Wl held their Decem bermeeting at thehome of Mrs Marvyn Graham with 34 members and ova visitors present Boll cal was answered by the ex change of Christmas gifts It was decided that weremcmber the older folk in our commun with boxbf fruit and cookies at Christmas We were again re minded of the wheat marketing agency vote that is to be taken in January We were urged to do all we could in this important mat ter Mr and Mrs PercyFrank corn then showed pictures of their trip outWest also some exhib ion pictures which were much oyed Mrs McMann then led in singing Christmas carpls after nflllpbfirancliristma is next eeting will heat Mrs Whilifields the sec ond week in January School Concert On Thursday evening the Home and School Association sponsored the publicnschool concert at the Community Hall Mrs JThomp welcomed the parents and nds Mrs Baker led in singsong with Mrs Coaihett at the piano The numbers sung by the four rooms solosand recita tions were all well delivered and the slides gota good applause Tltanksby French the chair manto Dawson Clute who so gen erously gave his time and to the teachers and children for such fine program Syfllpfluly is extended to the family and friends of the late MrsJames Bowman who passed away suddenly nThursda Hydro CutJJfl hidayDec 20 should have been Friday the lath for many folkas theollydro was off ing merchants to usegt candles flashlights and the householders who were lucky had coal oil lamps and some candles Some were eating cold dinner and sitting in the dark Mrs Watson was with her mother Mrs heardsall for few days Mrs Lawson Robinson is Spend ing monthfiwrth her daughter and sonvinlawar and MrsB Copeland Toronto Mr and Mrs Sims and Derek of Whitby were at Mrs Sims parents Mr and Mrs Cooper for couple of days Mr and Mrs Earl McFadden ofBoamsvllle are spending he holidays with Mr and Mrs Will anersTM flown ily and Mrs Rowat are spending Christmas with Mrand Mrs Mel Bowat inglesides Holiday Id Florida Mr and Mrs FrankFields Mr and Mrs Arthur Fields and son Bill left Friday forFIorida Mr and MrsCharles Shaw and family lelt for holiday in Chi cago anatFlorida Legend has it that before th Crucifixion the berries of Christ mas Holly were white instead of redas now gt In various central European countries the Christmas Crib staged in box is carried through the streets by groups of singing children during Christmas time Burnng of dues on Twelfth Night an outgmwth of the mecial observance by early Chris tians on the lastday of twelve day celebration of the Feast of the Nat vity of Ch any Christmas legends and customs are part thé folklore of ncestors inall parts of the worl ni ture fear1y 3Chriatian and began bsclvances tyhave givehnew meaning give armour iitue lcnm daewhere Eastern an Sou ern Europe it is the Wise Men ln Hungary Chrl st ia Santa Clan ounAniuicaii ln olan was leftin abeyance until it could are an ofthemftoo and which time township road leading to their beach in summer SM the next yearsbiidget to have if The LConsuiners Gas Company tive distributor Government Doc the com iron the from the stars in Greece St Basll lsth giftheang muted repairs asked by thetown the cliefmix the huge pile of that are on the table with mixing bowl and can each year appointed especial proves it met ovayucca acquirenon Canadian rca th rec tons bipuddingmoedcd for CNR tacheffor Suaa xoek andvpencil shehaddo Ma inertia mii ad elm sawedi The annual hot supper enter BkhlrdsddfandrelhdiéAMMgknrgnnan Shariicgcluirrnan roam Strilbell Detroit fed Amid Angus mayhem cmmm Mum formerly of Angus lnthe sudden treasurer Giliert Mdhlcr be held at thelJnlted Church at 889 has on muddy Dec as Mkfldnefl Sgtaldajor John Mason has re turned alter Spendlng month owrseaLthreeweeks with his pnents in SallshuryiEngland an dthsrestnl the time wiLh rela tives in Scotland in Hospital Mrs Archie Itcltrthur is pa tient inloronto General Hospital hopeta soon beabletti report that she is home again much im proved Very Merry Christmas and Happy NewaYcarto all the stair pl The BprfieExamlner ANGUS Your correspondent Wishes the Barrie Examiner and staff Merry Christmasand aProsper one New Year Christmas with Sister MisFIorcncc Marshall of Oak Ridges is spending thcChristmas ational Railwayb Mic helping ny other ingre animal faFiretwithpad Then she got learning but and Sudans logs Township Awards For Essay Writers Following letter from Weed inspector Herbert Dunn rn motion was passed by township council granting prizes in cash to the top five winners of the weed essay contest in the township They were selected from each of the schools ond theletter suggested that the township might assist by making the donations The following were the recipi ents Bobby King Kathy Burton Elaine thrown Louis Kelly and Donald Redford The prizes were five dollars or the first and four thrce two andtone ihthe order of winning AiksToxEauconon As Has No Crop In letter written in broken English ratcpayer John Paps Con who had previously ap pealcd his taxes efore the Court of Appeal wroe that he could not pay his taxes as he could not raise the money with no crap He enclosed partial payment of what he felt he could spare Cduncil felt they hadno juris diction and placed the payment as partial on his tax account Clerk lrctontold council that his appeal had been against his taxes not on his assessment He had produced post and receipts of cropsThe owner is new Can adian Hazardous head In Summer Mrs Laughton of the Glen Haven Beach Association wrote bring totbe councils attention the hazardous conditions of the it they were writing eaflyso that here would be consideration won in brought up to standard and dust laying materials placed on it The letter waslefi over for next yea councils attention Gas Franchise wroterequesting that the suggest ed offer ofa franchise be accepted and papers signed The gniatter he ascertained if there might better offer from some compo fvcn Consideration ether was received from the administrator of the Department of Puin Works Ottawa that the hadinstructed their engineer bring in report onthe re shl io therBtb line gotiernineiit merit had been completed betwee the ytouinslilp an Grlfln and seeks Pen Pal led to her turnover yea and who lives justoflstbe 8th linerneai 25 slderoad on have mm that she had been instructed to corresponden wgsh shaft of The Examiner Christmas Happy New Year Also neighbors and friends who helped wlth her news for the aper Decorated Mailbox Weall wish to thank our kind neighbors Mr and Mrs Frank Jones who decorated our mail boxes for Christmas It sure makes us feel better and they really lookJovely Thanlr you from all the other neighbors Tomnwlllxi Rev Mr Kingand friends took $9 children from his three churches down to Toronto on Sunday to see theChri Story put on by 11on Trinity Church and report it really lovely and they all enioyedl Mr and Mrs DAngio spent Wednesday in Torontovisiting their daughters Mr and Mrs Arsenault and family spent the weekend visit ing friends infrori Hope Stan White ot Meaford spent it of it last Merry Vern Coleman and Iaam spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs DAngio calls and some visitors from girls about her own age She is 21 She has phoneex tension at her bedside and finds the timerverydieatyf and lonelyrv Some of theyoung peoples clubs might give this consideration in arran ng their projects Last Appeals The final appeals of the town ship assessmentvfor 195 areto be heard before the County Judge on Tuesday Decu31 at Stroud council chambers commencing 101m Christmas Cheer Greatly Appreciated CIGSSeS Near soon give courses in driving partment have confirmed that system of driver education has been under study for months and may beintrodueed atthis winters sessioii ofthe Legislature Although the systemwould re quire final approval by Premier Frost and the Cablnethmanyrmiii isters are reported to be sympatbe tie to theschemc Nb school board would forced to providecourses in dr rig but under the schemcmow being strid ied those who didwould receive substantial contributions from the Frost Government is $1000000 hlchlvtould be paid out of gener lhdications are that the revisions in the car licensing fees ELMWM ough additiona revenue to pay forgihe program during the first fewyears deii by officials ble made byiownship relief office also theiocal womens organiza Ontario ssecondiry schools may Oiliclals in the Transport De Estimated costbf the program venué Jasbwcclafiwoiildpldvme en Rumors that an eirtrastl cents be charged on drivers peri topay for the programwere Of the many schemesstu ihe UnitedStates the cou pro vided lirrgMiehighn schools has most essad transport departs ment fficials It is optional on the part of the student The scheme will be high on the agenda ofvii meeting of th 0n tario highway safety coordinating under the chairmanship Reynolds been aréfully psed Sorn char ontributions have been ions have madexpresentations to number elderly izens who are on their ists This all helps week with her sister Mrs Jack Wolsey Sunday Visitors Mi éndMrs llarryiBotirnc and Mrs Jnenammn oi Dorrie visited with MISxJackKWolseyeon Sunday Christmas in Carolina Mrs Peter Gysel lett Saturday morning for North Carolina to spend Christmsa withiher daugh tor and soninl1w Mr and Mrs Everett Wallace Mrs Alice TY nvrisschte and Dianne of Barrie are spending the Chrlstmas holidays with iccs father Peter Gysel Hero ioiChrlstmas Miss Lola Holland is home from Alma College Stu Thomas for the Christmas holidays John Allason is home from London Mr and Mrs Ted Vasey and family of Vasey spent Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Thomas Duckwdrth In Hospital Jantcs Johnson is patient in Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie also Elgiri Shortt who under went an operation Their many friends wish tlicm ii speedy re covery Deepest Sympathy Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs Thomas Stribhell and sun Christmas cakes iced cookies and other goodies are survivals of the old custom of giving coniec tloneiy gifts to the Senators of mini MERRY momma5 11M TOYDU Gooowcnl soon CHEER to makea Merry Christmas to Wm PA 3770 we srmt mar WE SELL PLUMBINGHEATING 64 sebum 51 wesr plaslnxj of Strlhbell on Utopia cab1e Coulaon granre Thursday gt Guy Masonjaod Mrs an Gordon Watson Angus Mlgslebenney ventitnVDctaolt on Friday to attend tliclunual ill Saturday of their bmtheein AppolntrCemetery hoard meeting was held insAngus new school on night Dec 10 to appointanewboard or IAngus Union Cemetery Those appointed were ARTHRITIC TREATMENTS pageant sauna 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