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Ninety -Ninth r Year
Whole Number -4T42.
SE. \ ORTH .,ONTA-RIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1.958
urKey rrizes
ssure Winners
!oliday Feast
F's)od
•erowdw
as on hand• Wed-
nesday. night for- the annual tur-
l.ebingo Seaforth GomnitmitY
C tre`ae
bingo;: was sponsored
••"
by. the - Seaforth,Branch of the
CanadianLegion.
Winners •of turkeys- were: Mrs:.
- J rantLamont, Mrs, William Camp-
bell, Mrs: George Monro,, Mrs.
FrankMaloney, alMrs.L. B. Melan=
one Y,
-„on, George Hildebrand,
Arthur
Jenderson --Mrs Join F:Seot;l=
.mar Cameron Mick McGrath,
Mrs. Jack ;Mui , rs. Alice- Stiles,
Mts. Susanne ;• Iwaskon, ' Seaforth;
-1 g ville;-Wil-
1VIrs. JvnLS
Ts. ,_ h�mond
lam Smith, Dublin.
•three of
Consolation prizes • on t , ,h
qtrs.J
the turkey bingos v, eat to A .
•Buuck
Albert Hildebrand,
Mrs.
dalen�ane, D ���slsonad,John
`te'e ec
ll7. E. Clarke won h p-
The 25'bingo
went
turkey bingo. $,
o2 ce - Mitchell; :,.and the
#o' Mrs: Boyce,
Joan. ,
�,D:. Special- to J n ,
:..,e th din
al
,Seaforth: -'A share the w
go, amounting' to,$'23.25, ,was ,won,
to Phe -do
b Mrs ' Tia°told'•Why clr
Y•
lr ack Mu
s.J
-LOL Euchre, Draw
tand 'two
rth�`�residen
ThreeSeafo . s
.Clinton- residents- are assured of
•;good Christmas dinners Thursday"
following a draw by.Seaforth'LOL
793 -Monday night. Fitre' turkeys
were given • away following, the
Christmas; euchre, at . the' Orange
3 a11_ Winners were` •Lea;,Hagan,"
afo Re4;:Tid'eswell 'Clinton;
Se rth ,
Frank Riley::and Mrs:: IL, : W. Moore,
�G arlr C1
inion
H h 1
orth u
ea# ,
� g
'High winners and 1 ne" hand-t+in-
g
e ente Ith
hie Were r s d
net at euc �Y.
s P .
Chickens. as prizes. .The chickens
r ,. _h• h
Mrs,
'e
were won:
CharleS ees
•.-Ione hands,
Pllrs
Tom. Kay; . men's high; John Trieb -
ner; lone;; hands, Harvey Dolmage.
Consolation" winners•' >were Mrs.
M- rtle McKay; and Milton :Stew-
The following message ;vvas writtenfor” The Huron Expositor by
Dr. 3Semple, of the Seaforth and District Ministerial "Association,
on behalf of the Assoeiation
NES
1TNI ��E
� CHIS S E Q ,.- ..
T
TL
. A t
otacid a •Parable
ver
i 's every-
where,
re
•flower . I Y.
' . "of gl?
ue n s
The roe h q ,
-e ,, It is auniversal'"
.the snows to. the tro acs... I
e frog'tropics.- ,
cvher , ..:'varieties , ,.
+do -..
'flower", rich in- :a �;nultitude of , from the g �:.
rose in the hedgerow to"the delicate and exquisite beau-
d' bloom.
elo e
I -dev
" i h
t r of the h
g Y p
s
l ack
Ione.
It�
is the black-
-
a
P .^ ie a
Stands
ut
va t n _
One x>,e'Y q :,.....
'"Hellebore; or the Christmas rose.-
---
Its roots are
e blackOnce
ce they were
r`
e
used
d
in
meclieine.. The ancients;thought they were a
and melancholia. ancli
lia.
----cure-f-oi�m,a,dnes,� 1 c?
Its flower is 7ar ;e White--bloom, s
pr
eaout as .
tinged
with u
rle
or
and it is t n e
ranP
a sauce
red;
In Britain
it
is -grownaw
n in
.the -.'.
hot -house
se
flour-
iforshes
;. Christmas.:` In � warmer countries ".it
,
. ,It as
known everywhere as
. , open. YY'
i he in -the
s s p
"Christmas In..countries'.other than
Pose.
the...
St. Agnes :and -`
the Rose of S
v it. is called,
our p�, n,
;. ears.
this' is the``reasonn
for the name it bears.
lived ' Diocletian,
there k e
I Inc time fth--Emperor ,
Single Copies; 5 Cents
$2,50 a Year in Advance
eeNewPlant
e•a
0
rt
O
S
0
Ss,10, HAY -
" n-
Ade `t`faT Christen
as--afterno
g .
r a .afternoon
art was held Friday party
with:Patents..-an
10 d
at S.r1.
n Hay,
es s ,A'sho t
' ren- guests: short
. ,pre -:school child
r. :ro` taro -was enjoyed -with Henry
g.
,,
Gac,rstetter, a pupil of the school;
acting as chairman:; The urogram
jun-
ior
recitations,
cuen
included hot s sl
for `:and senior school songs, a Play,
A `-Foolish "'Princess', violin solo;
Wayne• -'Payne•; .piano .•solos, Mal
"` Helen
c wa"•,lano
•duet;n
1m ME n
co
> P.
dance ,.
and
'n
1' reception Payne -Kath
r' a r.P
9n infoWasson and -.. ar K
r -si.': Gackstetter - accompanied.' for
5 P
rrusieal: numbets :a contest. a
h' hist--
'hac]iva'ds-s eII)n .znatc C
mas' picture contest, senior win-
ners. Chapman. Helen Was
-
o
y, P
;
', • as Munn
„t?, Jantor`winners, .Doug1
Larry
'e nd'choc-`
and ..ari'Y Elder. Cookies a
milk were served. Santa was
date ilk.
s s 'ormint
present. • Mi.. -E". N on
also .preaen.
r c' e 'school. ';'•
_. teacher ptthiss
s
Frida evening marked ° the unof-
Y g ._.
`a a:Qum i`'"the->7� t SeaforLh
%ci l_ o _._--
A g
Limited
plant on
West Wil
Shoes L I?
- - a opening
'` . -- ricer. A 'formal .,
Siam S
_° be' of
° :opportunity.
v
m
hen an.
w
is to view the new
forded the public
r
the latter
ed fo
r, i' planned co s
fa t
Y, P
i�
Ire
.:t d
according o
part of January, g
ra
l:., ana: er__ ,
<- enc m
R->- Peel g
,. g
The Friday;.eveningeventcorn-
ri -
bin d the'emolo `ee's'..alinual Christ
-
M.
5
e o e ,as party. with 'a preview of the
-. e .,to: which were ir_vit- ening in tae '.schoolroom;-, for, a,
reu- facil2lhea ,.-_ ._ .____ ..._ ,,_
ar eats and hEa . _ a .
- ne a: beautiful irk .-� es. Hex. p. • .. .. -=lar e audience. Wilmer' Errington;:
'an-, ice -pack .cooler .-went 'to �• , rn Aor, girl � :. ted - mantel .a.1 .off)czals, members, .
'Prize P b
the
-af c r ' va "as i ted: b
ouri ,�: r1 he tea he � s s
- e. a i � Y
-�ra, a d s
,' Whenquite. g , ommerce n
ir. •-
environment' .a ere pagan: q - Y g ... of the Chainber:`of C ,
la v P cal ser ice. clubs, and r -e xesena- music supervisor,:Miss' Margaret.
fres Sea x
fo li industries and .: Jackson.-
husinessrrien. The guests -were "en,- -• Among- the-numbers•"on".the pro
tertainedat a ':reception- in the gram were:. a solo; Ruth Schneitb
r , t -plant, later er; 'recitation, -Dianne fiirkconnell;
Nfain,.St ee p ,, attending
a.'dance. in the, mete factory, , recitations!; ,Betty 'Hallam; Joyce
i ,.
"Receivin were . G. R:',' Johnston, N:allam;•" Ka -thy'" Schneider; ..trio;"
g
of Broc•Itvr e, president, of the"par ,,Billy Lapp,, Douglas "Archambault;-
"
enf" ccompany;J." A;,_ Johnston'' Jimmy Govier; " boxing match;
Company --11„ 'Lhnited ii.:R ' Peel.' of Dianne Kirkconnell; Brenda; Arch.-
, Mar
Preston, ;president _.of - Seaforth ambault,_• Nary ••Kirkco _nnell
e 1 z::.:Daer:_Ray`rriond Hallam;
;Shoes �F,inited;r,'and-Fred Y
O
thers from
out=.of-tav
nWho:were-
e V
o
ndy Schneider; do
nce
,,,
Linda
Present Geor e John- onBrews Schnei er3 Ruth
'
L
lrnerd ^• ` e
citat_on.._Blli a
Ston, of -;Williams -Shoe Br<+.trio- Sc e , x Y� PP;
ton;:' Mr. and' :Mrs. Pobert Feel, duet, Nancy Lapp," Brenda Arch-
Preston;;Mac
, . r. ,
Naughton,
anibault; monologue,' -Alberta Gov-:
: Charles
MLA Exeter• Frank. Loam and.ler recitation. Wendy Schneider
Peter 'Hubert,' 'of :the :United 'Shoe ' '' • , >:
4i'achiuer ` Co.,of-Galt;': E. R =Tay- BRODHAG"EN SCHOOL
,l
YAlarge•crowd attended' the Brod;
' � •L "do , :�'� Norman Crombie
lot, on n,
Pmerican"'Built-Rite Rubber `Co' hagen School Christmas concert.
Bobby_ Kistner,, Alvin Hinz and
L oiih r t,. _
e ad
Douglas.
a 'the
Miss Rockwell, teacher t..
com-
bination
'presented "w th a
school, was'i
bination' table and lamp, with; the
address ; being read' by Joan
French.' Santa'. Claus arrived',' and
distributed 'gifts and treats.
A . draw was:" made , by Joanne
Jarmuth on : tickets sold by the
"four prizes:' 'electr±'c'
elrildr' n b
razor, • pen and pencil set,' pillow
eases and a mystery ;prize.Win-
Mue e
Clarence
uer-s w
were Mrs.gg
Mitchell;
rd• -Pete Le erd
Stratfo pp , ,,
Miss Telen Bauer, Kitchener,” and
,Mas.Jahn Braeker, RR 27 -Walton: -
Friday
, Walton-
SS 9 MULLET'
l::
ullett
held the` annua
SS 9 H
> ,
Tuesday-'ev
Christmas concert on
now oll�
ses
S ap
r
��u5
se
S
.R A
s
$
shecollaps-
Twd roofs o .storage shed
ed in Brussels under the weight 'of-
heavy'
f
IleVY
a Wet' snow which fell on the
district early' -Friday.
Tlieoof, of. a;7:00 -foot corrugated
'metal".coal'storage 'shed,'owned .b Y
er.
caved'
in with'a
':
Brew .
,,Joseph,..
roar; splitting, rafters and ,warping_
he
wa l
s
: ..,Later,. the
roof of
the
United" Ghurclid colla sed:This
led 'was- used:�rixsse1s.Motors
me
to;store' cars, ,and, so,
of -the-•cars
were slightly damaged.
-STORIES ARE OMITTED:
c-trcsn—t
is--holida •
h
'
week has, resulted in a::nurnber rof
s
forae"s'
being
omitted. T
ese
appear "-in fu llinthe_next
Correspondentsare urged" to
fvu;oierl
l-
yard`rioti s of Chit tends- Concerts
and of other holiday: activities as,
early as'"possible
(photos below are by F. Phillip's)
ter the fashion of the time, her hand was sought, an mar:.
ridge a
Roman noble,• whom. she refused".because he
by::
w �
a not Christian,
The Jm "erefusalror,', who favoured this ° marriage; was
furiousat the P
of Agnes. es 'Tie Ordered her to be
'.�? _
." stripped naked and outraged. , But, says the" story, her
o er' her"'bod` 'and';hid..her
a `of beautiful' •hair fell v , Y .
,m ss .as . ;.
- shame`' from the- eyes. of the beholders, Then she w
ould not consume
alta t' -into the fire,> but.the flames w _.. ._-_„�__ -...,.r-._
._ s
r
he .
antLsn'blood •
'er'-
k'in`all�; the-vias-beheaded�me of her'
_.:� - d her._
ed.
ar
oun
-boom
on the
ry hate
roses
w
brch 1
fellu ,.
p.
And--so`the. rose" became her flower. It' was known ,ever
as�-.':the- "Christmas -Rose
afterwards by 'the Christians',
. The story is based . artly, upon fact and
. ' of St.:Agnes, .. - P
partly upon legend. • But its meaning is unmistakable,.
',Agnes means' Lamb. And so the lamb -"-became her sym-,
bol. Every -Where iti Art, ,St Agnes is" seen with'a la b
Shewas slainy
: on January, 21:. A.D. 304 , .and day is
,.: • ,
;kept as the festival of herrmartyrdom. Two Ifixnbs 'are
set aPart. in the ecer3�
. emon When they: are sufficiently
, ..
grow,n, they are shorn 'of -'their -wool, which 'is woven:in:s
a strip, and :this is sent by the' Pope to any: new, Arch
bishop'as • a"afgn of ;his oflace.; It is called a p all 4
um.
d, he.le�end and •what. it
We source"what hes;behan th g.,.,
fs •meant'to teach, ..namely;` that ; nothing can slay true
beatit .
and.
unitY.
,
The winter: kills kr Is:offour_
gar
en flowers
, b
ut we .,,.
,•, grow roses -in n December if, we know.how.: The icy breath
,-
1d cannot: destro the beauty and purity df 'our,
of the wor Y. Y.
h•its.
r ,.
*inter..
comes -ort .o
1
ti age,•"wit
Whet of r . n r ..
.Wh osn "On';
souls.
beau
of
''� "11 thet
ofat we can if we will retain a beauty less-
eninghe� ..... _ _ .. .,_.
.. a and the Tac
id face'
the summer days. Thewhat har ,....- � � P,.
• "'-i• ul-as-the':fu beaut "
in their .way," quite as beaut � . Y _,.
..-ctle �, .
and strength of the earlier years. "Grow old ,along with.
,,
striking always str
` •' a1w s
world' as.
ttobe
. The. I g .,.
me, the be � , ,
of the human soul' trying to'stri- -it of its "
at the`beatzt _ . Y. g' strip:
It
'Clothing,.an '.'e.x. ' o e,it to
°the"eoar
e
lou h
ter:"of
men'
h ch:effee ual
f e:` drat
a tai eat o
` t �e can. row xri �...;3
�E 'UhITI!:D C
ItCH
'SID ]Fill
1lTORTII
i f
h. :7unior-:Chor, o
"'Is • bythe •
Cara
Northside United CTiarch - opened.
the -annual" Sunday School,' Christ -
the church Friday'
oncert"
mos c at
"ht ".The choir was ""directed ;,by;
rr i
g
Miss M "K..' Turnbull: Follo wirrg
-tire stir 'n rv.Rev:
gz g,
. _Included -mon the::...progr'am:,were
ly I
rotectsus from aSsault,
:ad which hfch n
o
flame
e pca
n
consume. Even if the world lays Its:ru h handsupon
us, it ` cannot destroy our • influence. The body i• of ' St. "
(Continued' on Page 4)
ntimbers )by the kindergarten -class-
es We Comesong ''. ands'' "Merry•
1
a
Christmas. ;, `A -Way in a Mna g eT ", ,.
' r< d „ - exec-
=ex teas
Bir s
e es
fin er ,
g
cise, `Five Little Children �Tet-
t", ,
ane ': d John in a Sailboa .
�_. ., S, ori. .. � 7
recitations, Elaine Carter;..' Tgzn:
m;y Crawford; Marlene Turnbull,
Ron Dalrymple,—Lynn Bowie, Ruth"
Dunlop- duet' : Gail and CarolAnne
f 'TJna
cliool class o e Sunday -School
Talbot, gave recitations by Steph-
B
en r y, g ad : Alan Carter,..Doug Dal-
.'rY m.1e
and:Ao.ug �
raY
>
Mrs.Bet-
ty. lVfnegge's
et-
ty::liuegge's and- Joan Bach's
-classes'=a--"song; accox ian','solo
T-Ielen •Elliott 'Mrs. Storey's class,
d, Y
a s" �irls'
na
sang; iVhrs. -, Wilson's cls , „ -g
Bet,
an Nan c
•'"' olo Don
drill
s
rdian''solo'"-Wayne Wll'son,
; decor Y,
'ger
'Sunday. School'. • seals aild diplo-
art . y ,
4 in alI '-Were handed out
nl: S
a 6 �.
Sunday a School
, the
f ollowingu d
to Y
s - e Jonas
attendees; - Fi •r. tar p
y
di
•:-Huisser "-Freddie
ordon
Iluisser ; Linda : I3uisser, Ralph
Wood, Randy Wood Barbara -
-Br Y
'axboro�
alis, Ronald Dalrymple, Mary Oke,
'Elai e Carter, Billy
Draeger,
raege
r, iar
-
en:" I%ndersan,°Christine Turnbull,
'ppllthAW' son` -Vida
s,
Janet Turnbull,
rnlull, Bobby Brady,
A
I-
lan-;WiisonPeter'Wilbee, Linda
MacDonald Bruce:Wiibee Doug-
las Ba11; WElaineright.' ` FabertonerdaChris-
'
Chris-
;
•Seeond-year Seals': , (x(4) Mary;
n sen, David' Britton. '
teo
Third -year �ea
Is t
8 Ellen
Con-
nell, Joyce e and Phyllis" --B
—
_. JF
ons; ;. Mary ;'Elliott, Clayton
Con-
nell,
nell, Beata Malkis'gin Dal-
rymple,
a_
r5 1e Douglas las DalrmPle.
Fourth-year Seals
- (6J
_Barbara
Talbot, Susan MacLennan,
hae enWan Peter Sir Ke
anBe d tlI
? y
<<•
Scott Connie Britton.
a (-'
Fifth -Year Seals -4) Bar
g.:Donaldr .y;
Fleming, Carter Alan Car',:.:,:
eaadshaw.
Sixthr
ter, Bradshaw. t Seals (8) --Sharon Mc_
T--,.
•rchol :Elizabeth- Carter.- Da
Schneider,; `Elaine Oke, 'Lee Fie
ing;:'Jimtny: Carter; Nancy ."k3esgex,
Gloria Carter
e_
SealsSeven h- ear 6
e
Elliott ,Donna -Bei"-get";"'"--Kerr y
Campbell, Karl Campbell • Loin
Scott, Carol -Carter.
l gth year Alumni Diploma (•3)-!
-Joancott--
,Bach, BilllRoberton, Mary
Ninth
S ( (3)—Emily
s year Se al O -Emil Y
liott, Robert Elliott,: Joan Rober-
Toronto;. William Colville, :Toron held in the school Tuesday even -
to,
i a
and': Mr. ,and -Mrs. Albert Hol • wing.: 'Rev. E. G•: Fischer was chair
land, of - Preston man° and Miss ' Audrey Iackwell
'
The 22aina'' was pianist.
000'sauare'footftoor
"
of the: nes plant was ;attractive;;u -� " .. 'The school was decorated beau -
decorated, for. the.' occaion. . The tifuily with Christmas tree, stream
nests- were accommodated'; at ers' and ,stars The program con
g
solos, tap-
Move
o .-'
perimiter of the='floor: • ' "s? ted of; recitations, p
ci baton.: twirling, " la',s°
Nkoye. Underway" - : - -
eh ery from. the' choruses,: drills, piano; solo, coronet.
Moving of ma, >:n ,y- ,
'resent''plant 'to the new location solo, square --dance. by the ,juniors
P :�. .
i tallation: of"new".:eui and carol singing:, . .
and•".the' ns i equip- r were: Jane
-this week,. e Those:: taking part'
meat, ,is'.,underway The .,_,.:,,..
ck. Joan
Eva S u
factory 'closed :: on Friday . and will Rock,'Rose 'Butick, -,
resume.' production: in. the new."French, Gary'':Priestap,. - .Roger
plant on January, 5.'" oldice,
Paul PxlestaP Richard
-Macaulay-
toff
au
all
Mai a
toff HaP !
:art.
>
S
o
..Christinas' d1 ex
The ` :annual A
'and :Party
personnel
oineT
eo-v
f
e-nBianl
gl
iacaulay'ii,mted-s"held an the
_
0range.,.-Thursday
Members
.of, the staffs from ' the.
Seaforth and''Clinton; branches, to
ge`iherwith their families,-, were
guests. About 30 were ;preserite=
Leoha dt` Shirley Williams,
s,
Al-
len
French, Kenneth, Ahrens;; Phyl
C r Ben
mz Jo ce �RbcIt he l
lis. H Y
,, Y -
newies,' Barbara Hoegy, " Judy
Trutter, Patti: R Y
ock Rick ' Leon-
hardt, Diane " �Trtitter, ' : Maynard'
LarryErstner:.:David Leon-
ltardt, .Donna'- Pushelberg Bobby
Rock; "Ralph Pushelberg,• Laverire
Rock Donald; ._Bach :;;
ar'
Ble
L
e
on
‘
hardt '^Mer o..HoegY, Phyllis:. :Ah-
rens" jean' Pa shelber , :
`..
Y
".` Hoegy,
Shaldice,..-Bonta gY, Karen
Rock; Audrey Hodgert, June push
'eli)erg, Robert Trutter, ;Gary -tock,
:Mr. ''and
Mrs.• Joseph
Scott
,res ected"McKillop residents,
ths
,
mark tie<'60tf _anniversary
of
"a on"Sunda ..
marriage rP Y
g -
'se observed
quietly,ob r -
Tlie event.was,
when their Roxboro home, w en mem-
he
-� ofY -their-family;and friends. rs
called " to ` extend: congratulations,.
Mr. and Mrs.'Sn tt:were .Married:
at' the, home of the bride's parents,
the, :late ,.141r• and.Mrs,.;. Samuel,
.. eke smith on the
° n clan ofTu r
Car o
John Mc W
.' .now. owned -b Go
Tann., Y,.
'an. The Minister ,was the late 1l ev.'
Neil
tl : E mondvill..
�, it,-Sha*;.f
te... _Jno:.
ere °the -la Mrs'
attendants~ ty,
e and Melvin
Cameron E mondV l .
g ,
Scott Edmont^n
Until retixeeht
• from
active
far irg, ;about ears
'they.
olid'
e ided' contiiluo� s1' in thes
r, s- u y
Which many
:years has been is landmark of"Rox+
pi
''-boro_ ..The. house w> Occupied
nois t
;by their only;_son, ;Mr. Samuel
.Scott. and his : iarntly, while:, Mr.
-_, the
and:, M'rs -Scott-1i've: across
road, still ,in ".sight: of the -Scott-
acres- °cleared
Scottacres ",cleared more than: a `cen ,
tury, ago by .the ""late • Robert,; Scott:'
Both axen'fairlY`. good.
ea1t7,
.
• although"Mrs- Seott'still.feels:.the,
eff et:' of a- fractdred.;:.hi she
,e, . P .
ned about a ``ear a' o and which
tai .
n n "
`e e •"Sam_.,
;resulted:.in.sP..d .g
' al,•: Mr. Scott:cele
nionthsin�hos"pit
brated :bis 91st birthday on De=
ceriiber; 5.
SavThairteeugenth year -- -'Seal- (1)_ Linda:, 3:
-
-Robert
,:Sixteenth -year Seal. (1 )_ ---Robert,„.;
- Following a visit from the J
oviai
,
gent, Santa Cle tis, rhodistributed',
-gifts..-'2.-and,---•poats to the;': children;
`
Rev'H. Wort inan ,
a'former
P
m�inisteray„ ;closed the gathering With _`
ST. JAMES' SCHOOL
Agore eation o s"
and friends orf Sset. taJames'f; parestudenntit
bod3- filled Seaforth District High•.'
School auditoriuiit Friday night for
the annual _Christinas:concertstag'-: i•'
ed'by.the'sebool children:` F0Jlow-
ing' the Christmas: program, Santa
cand es to.:the
ahildrrrived,en.to distribute i
c
'
The ,P_g • ro ram ncluded:"'Iiig
Highland.
d.ancin h „, -Catherine
Si—or-1:' dance Joan Bannon; "Dutch:
sa`
dolls,., Patricia Etue
Leonhardt;--accorianie
d
Thlmas Flynn; recitation: by
":'Bill
Y
Patricia Etue
_ :Pott Morris':Irish dance,
and -Susan Leonhardt':accordiaa•'
a
to I- tthia. Van'?'Loon_ c.
1 mludd t
• Aso
P g .
o• •numiars.
"Welcome
.evee �_: r u _ _e ..--.._
r g P _ .
son, , "Opening -Day of School, . by•
' .the Juniors; rhythm "hand' and The• '
Littlest `':Star," -" by ',the. Primary;-,
, ,i
w
n b the �inter-
A ice 'Bine Go.
1 Y
e-
Mediate'girls;'Wanted,`a Hous
's • Unend-
ing,'"
inend,
keeper , and.. Christen ,. ,,
id "-by "the's.eniors; Pony"boy and
ga
read -
and a .ora -1 r
eo.rv'15oY •songs th
nda
ermediates a
m .b
the,. int
g 5_
ediate girls.
'drill " 1i` '- the 'intern
dr a
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'Accompanist ,for'the ,program was
Mrs. Jseepb McConnell,..
:ANDREW- Y. McLEAN
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JAS TVAT1LACE ROS.
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!.�► Very 'Merry Christmas
food. Wishes for Health, _. Happiness
and Prosperity • in : the ' " New: Year ! '.
JOHN MALONEY-