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Lovely Little Gifts
Tell of Your Love
FILLING THE''STOCKING'— Members of the Sunday School -classes at First
Presbyterian Church put on their annual Christmas concert Friday night for a large
crowd of parents and friends. Santa visited after performances by all the kids.
(Expositor Photo)
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ALL BY HERSELF Anne McClure, daughter of
MrPand Mrs. Walter McClure, gave a recitation at
the First Presbyterian Church concert Friday night.
That's Rev. E.G.Nelsori in the background.
(Expositor Photo)
SANTA'S COMING -- Towards the end of. the
Sunday School Concert at First Presbyterian Church
in Seaforth Friday night, the excitement mounted as
young church members waited for Santa Claus.
Santa visited and brought gifts for all the kids.
(Expositor Photo)
organists, school children and the
adopted grandfather at West-
minster Hospital. It was also
(kV
A pot luck supper and
exchange of gifts preceded the
December meeting of St. James
Catholic Women's League which
was held in the school Tuesday
evening with a large attendance.
Mrs. Ewart Wilson presided for
the meeting whjch opened with
the League Prayer. A Christmas
poem "Poor Empty Stable" was
read by Mrs. Ray Hutchinson.
Spiritual convenor. Fr. Laragh
spoke about the Feast of the
Immaculate Conception' of the
Blessed Virgin Mary on. Dec. 8.
Parish visitors for December
are Mrs. Joseph Cane and Mrs.
James Nash. There will be no
meeting in January,
Members wished to send
Christmas gifts to Kilbarchan and
Seaforth Manor, the sick and
shut-ins in the Parish, the
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• (By Wilma Oke)
Mrs. Ruth PiCkard was
..re-elected...fox,-a—second term 'as ,
' '1111e2 ''Seaforth
'ComitinniiyIR)spitat`'Auxiliary at
the annual meeting Tuesday
night, She . will represent the
Auxiliary • on the Board of the
Seaforth Community Hospital.
• Other officers are past
president Frances Teatero; vice
president ,• Joan Chesney;
- secretary, WilMa Maclean;
corresponding secretary, • Alice
Reid; treasurer, .Gr'ace Tilford;
gift shop and tuck cart treasurer,
Marjorie •..Phillips; Director of
Junior Volunteers, Marion
'Turnbull; public • Relations,
Wilma Oke. ••
Committee conveners: gift
shop,. Pat Bennett: gift sho
calendar. Helen, Stewart; Tuck
cart, Ethel Dennis; tuck cart list.
Pat Bennett: ways and means,
Beth Beehelv, Dorothy Has"..Liz
decided. to supply flowers for the
altars. at Christmas.
Follioving the meeting, euchre
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Ginty and Frances Teatero;
program, Joan Chesney;
membership, Pat Armes; social,
Mary Margaret Maloney and
Geraldine Wilson; T.V. rentals,
Elsie Dinsmore; tray favours.
Lavina Wheatley, rLola Reuber
and Evelyn Brown; mystery prize.
Mae Smith: knitting, •• Jean
Wilbee; nominating committee.
Frances Teatero.
Auditors are Elsie Dinsmore
and 011ie MacDonald.
Janet Cluff, retired as treasurer
after serving for the past eleven
years. She reported that the
Auxiliary has given $3;223.92 to
the hospital to put •ricw;ccilorful
curtains throughout the hospital.
Pat Bennett... reported sales
from the gift shop and tuck cart
amounted to $568 for past month.
A p,ot luck supper preceded the
meeting and a visit from Santa
comple ted the evening.
was, enjoyed wit:, prizes going. to
Mrs. Anne Kennedy, Mrs. Cor
Dorssers and Mrs. V on Etuc.
Grands
party
The Past Grands Club met on
Dec. 9th at the home of Ethel
Boyes with Irene. Smith as
co-host. Helen Reeves read
several of her favourite Christmas
Poems.
After the business, and the
planning for the Jan. meeting, to
be held at the Senior Citizens
Home in Seaforth on Jan 13th
was conclulded, a few games of
Court' Whist were played, with,
high score going to ' Ann
Henderson and low to Annie
Harrison.
While the hostess served
lunch, Mae Hillebrecht had the
lucky plate, Hazel McGonigle. the
lucky cup and Mae Habkirk
pigked the lucky number.
1 Helen Reeves Moved a vote of
thanks to the ladies for having the
meeting and the lunch. •
Hospital Auxiliary
donates curtains.
St.James'CWL has pot, luck supper
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