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COMMUNITY DANCE NIGHT WELL ATTHDLED
In spite of the sub-zero weather
about sixty young people were pre
sent for a night of square dancing
Tuesday, December 5th, to Inaugurate
the first of the community recrea* '
tion dance prbgrams.
Both square dancing and round
dancing was enjoyed under the direc
tion of Miss Frances Byrne and
David Cottingham,
The music was supplied by rec ’ds
played by Mr. Carl Wilson.
This program will become a w ’kly
feature throughout the winter.I re
will be no dancing next week,
December 12th, because the gymn -
slum will be closed for repairs*
The success of the first darning
program was due to the arrangem* its
of the committee composed of Mrs,
George Small, Jackie Smith, Evor'
DeLand, Alice Bouwens, Lloyd Plvm
ley and;to th.e assistance given by
Mr.. Wilslbn, in furnishing the nr sic.
All young people in junior a- 1
senior high school and adults are
invited to participate. It Is
hoped that in the future more adults
will be present.
CAR ACCIDENT DUE TO FROSTED WIND*
SHIELD
Bill Rempel accidently hit the bock
of Harold Moore's truck Taear?ay
morning at‘B:40 a.m.Bill could not
see the truck in front because of
the frost.Ann received minor in.iurie.
HEATER.
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