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it's always a pleasure
When Christmas draws near
To send' you a greeting
That's warm and sincere;
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And it's always a pleasure
To wish for you, too,
A bright Merry Christmas
And joy the year through!
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and STAFF
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AT CREDITON UC CONCERT --- Children of all ages participated in Sunday's program by the Crediton
United Church Sunday School. Shown above in a Christmas exercise are primary students Joanne Slaght,
Scott Miller, Michael Finkbeiner, Darrell Little and Jamie Haynes. T-A photo
To The Ratepayers
of Stephen Township
May the wisdom
and love
of the Three
Kings fill
you with the true meaning of Christmas.
• Reeve Joseph Dietrich
• Deputy-Reeve Cecil Desjardine
• Councillors Steve Dundas, Gerald Dearing
•
and Kenneth Campbell . •
• clerk-Treasurer Wilmar D. Wein
• R&ed-Supt. — R. F. "Frank" Mclsaac
Hold concert
at Crediton
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Zion United Church held its
annual Christmas concert
Sunday evening, Howard Hen-
drick, superintendent, was
chairman and led in prayer, Rev.
Douglas Warren accompanied
the singing of Christmas carols.
Each Sunday School class was
represented by a number on the
program. There were recitations,
songs and plays. Darrell and
Dennis Freszca tor, Heather and
Robin Little and Mark Warren
played piano solos. Mrs. Ken
Campbell an accordion solo. Six
men of the Adult Class sang with E
Mrs, Gordon Finkbeiner a`c-
companying them.
A white gift offering was 0
received. Howard Hendrick,•
Harry Schroeder, Ross Pickering E
and Rev. Warren distributed the :ris
gifts which had been piled under g
the tree. 15'
Personals
Thursday Mr. & Mrs, Lorne lit
Finkbeiner celebrated their 45th
wedding anniversary. Their
family took them to dinner at a
Grand Bend restaurant.
Irving Stahl left by plane for ,Q
Winnipeg where he plans to spend 5'
the Christmas and New Year 1
season with Mr. & Mrs, Chester &
Finley and family.
ChRiSTMAS BIESSiNgs
It's the season of His birth, Let us rejoice in
loving adoration as we celebrate and
remember the true meaning of Christmas.
Thanks for your loyal patronage during the
past year.
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Cromarty women elect;
hold Christmas meeting
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY
The Christmas meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of
Cromarty church was held at the
home of Mrs. J. R. Jefferson,
with eight members answering
the roll call with a verse of
Christmas Prophecy. One visitor
present.
The president Mrs. Mervin
Dow presided and used the
prepared Christmas program in
the Glad Tidings as devotions.
Short readings were read by Mrs.
Grace Scott. Mrs. M. Lamond
and Mrs. T. L. Scott. Christmas
carols were also sung. Mrs. John
Wallace used for her topic the
Christmas message by Dr. Max
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
The Kirkton Horticultural
Society's Christmas meeting was
held recently at Aberdeen Hall.
Christmas carol singing opened
the evening. The Family Singers,
St. Marys presented many
numbers.
The speakers, Mrs. Russell
McCallum and Mrs. Allan
MacDougald showed slides on
Switzerland and Italy, Mrs.
Lavern Rodd gave courtesy
remarks and draws were made
for Christmas poinsettias.
Mrs. Oliver Baker conducted
the election of officers, which is
as follows: president, Mrs. Jim
MacDougald; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. Ellis Strahan; 2nd vice
president, Mrs. Philip Johns;
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Elson
Lynn; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Fred Switzer.
Directors for one year, Mrs.
Roy Pepper, Mrs. Wallace
Selves, Mrs. Verda Morrison,
Mrs, Allan Eveleigh, Mrs.
V. Putnam, "God's Unspeakable
Gift."
Each member read a
Christmas story as a current
event.
The annual business meeting
followed when the secretary Mrs.
T. L. Scott gave the 69th annual
report of the Society and a very
gratifying report was given by
the treasurer Mrs. Lamond.
After reports from each
committee the following list of
officers for 1973 was elected:
president, Mrs. M. Lamond; 1st
vicepresident, Mrs. Calder
McKaig, 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
T. L. Scott; secretary, Mrs. T, L.
Scott; treasurer, Mrs. Calder
McKaig; associate members
secretary, Mrs. John Wallace;
La Verne Rodd; directors for two
years, Jean Copeland, Mrs,
Clarence Schrader, Mrs. Leslie
Waddell, Mrs. Kenneth
Parkinson, Doris Elford.
Associate directors, Mrs. 9live
Thomson, Mrs. Keith Hern, 'Mrs.
Clare Bryan, Mrs. Mervine
Nairn, Mrs. Viola O'Brien,. Mrs,
Karl Richardson,
Each member was 'given
gladioli bulbs.
White Gift Servlice
Kirkton United Church and
Sunday School joined together on
Sunday for the White Gift service
with members of f the Sunday
school taking part.;The children
presented their white gifts, which
will be sent to the Saugeen Indian
Reserve at Southampton.
Lunch was served at the close
of the service, after which the
Sunday School held their
Christmas concert.
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friendship and service, Mrs. 1
McKaig; nominating committee, ,,,-6
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glad tidings secretary, Mrs. Mrs. M. Dow; press reporter,
auditors, Mrs. John Wallace and Pl.
Grace Scott; supply secretary, Mrs. Grace Scott; pianist, Mrs.
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