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Christmas exams·t G-R-O-A-Nt They are overt \,ie can relax and have a jolly good tirne at the big Christmas Dance on Thursday night. A Christkas Dance is sOlliething new at the C. C. I. and we hope that it will become an annual event.
The gym took on the appearance of a Christmas oard. -.Ve all agreed, Ann ~,:arie Turner and Ian Stewart and their helpers did a good job on decorations. The huge white sno'l.vrnen stationed in the corners were especially effect- iva. The bandstand supported by two gic.mt red and ',vhite cCindy canes was set against vGlvet curtains from which Santa's merry face bear::ed down i3t the dancers. Over the dCincer's heads coloured lights glinted and sparkled on suspended tinsel spellin€, "Tinsel Twirl". Coloured bal- loons bubbled out of the brightly dacorated baskets and
r ed J.nd 1.Jhite jingle-bells f estoonGd the 'Ialls.
'it inter:r;~ission e veryone trooped to the dud i toriuL for a buffet luncheon of apple juice and e~okies.
Froru the I:msie to the d&nc", prograLr,es to the lunch we thou 'ht the .danee.was tops . Hope to ,seu you there next Christr.::..:!s.
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