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The Christmas entertainment, given
by the pupils of Bluevale Public
School, was enjoyed by a large aud-
ienee The teacher, Mr, Campbell
Brown, introduced the play, "When
Santo, Claus forgot the Smith's," the
parts all being taken by pupils,
John Wadel and Elizabeth McKin-
ney were father and mother. John
Greenaway was the son and Loretta
Fischer, the daughter; Jacqueline
Kerr, the maid; Keith Moffat, the
post man; Douglas Fischer and Bob
Hall, cats. Murray McFarlane and
Carol Greig, were father and mother
Smith, and Ian Mundell, Santa Claus,
There were solos, duets and choruses ,
.sung by the characters in the play, At
intermission, Rev, Matthew Bailie
conducted community singing of old
favorite songs and Christmas carols.
Sharon Grubbe and Ruth Currie, of
Wingham, presented Highland danc-
ing. Choruses by junior pupils were
much enjoyed. Mrs, Donald Robertson
was accompanist for the program.
At the conclusion, Santa Claus appear-
ed to distribute gifts from a shining
tree.
W. I. Xmas Meeting
The Women's Institute met at the
home of Mrs. Jos. Curtis en. Thurs-
day afternoon, with the vice-presi-
dent, Mrs, Jos. Horton, presiding.
The roll call was answered by giving
Horton, Mrs. Jos, Curtis and Mrs. M.
Bailie were named a committee to
prepare the boxes. It was decided to
donate $10 to the Huron County Child-
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ren's Aid Society at Goderich, The
euchre parties in the Community Hall
will be resumed, the first to be early
in January, Mrs. Harvey Robertson
and Mrs. Eldred Nichol will be in
charge, Miss Rubena Duff spoke on
the motto, "I will Honour Christmas
in a my Heart and try to keep it all
the Year," She read a letter, written
by an airman during the last war,
describing Jerusalem and its sacred
places. Rev, Matthew Bailie, recently
from Ulster, described the Ulster man,
telling something of his ,history, and
also gave some of his impressions of
Canada, Mrs, Oliver Moffatt played a
piano solo, "Christmas Eve," and Mrs,
Robertson and Mrs. Hoffman sang a
duet, "There's a Star in the Sky." The
members sang Christmas carols, Re-
freshments were served by the hos-
tess assisted by Mrs, F. Stamper, Mrs.
J, H. Smith and Mrs. E Nichol
Elect Officers
The Triple group of the Ladies' Aid
met in the Presbyterian Church, with
an attendance of 20. Reports were
given by the Triple and Morris groups,
showing an excellent year financially,
The ladies decided to finance the
making of a sidewalk at the manse,
the work to he done early in the
spring.
Mrs. Gordon Mundell presided for
the election of officers, as follows:
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and courage and God's love, his
Stronghold for the future, Beautiful
Christmas hymns were sung, with
Mrs. 0. B. Moffatt at the organ.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Stamper, of the
second of Turnberry, celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary at a quiet
family party last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Horton cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary with friends at Kitchener,
KEEP EYE ON
GRAVEL BAR
Assurance has been given by the
Department of Public Works that the
gravel bar at the mouth of the Mait-
land River will be inspected at fre-
quent intervals until freeze-up, A. Y.
McLean, M,P., for Huron-Perth, in-
formed Mayor J. E. Huckins in a
letter read at Friday night's council
meeting, If it is necessary to carry
out dredging operations, arrangements
will be made to have it done immed-
iately, Mr. McLean said,
Mr. McLean, who wrote from New
York, where he is attending the Gen-
eral Assembly of the United Nations
as a member of the Canadian dele-
gation, said that he had discussed the
matter of flood conditions which it
was felt might harm Goderich har-
bor with the Deputy Minister of Pub-
lic Works, following this meeting with
council members on October 7, The
deputy minister had assured him at
that time that the department would
take whatever steps might be neces-
sary to ensure that the possibility of
damage in the harbor area would be
eliminated.—Goderich Signal-Star.
The -Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, Pee. 17, 1962 rage ThIrtomp
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donations to Christmas Cheer boxes„ pres., Mrs. Burns Moffatt; vice-pres,,
and Mrs. C, H. Hoffman, Mrs. Jos, IMrs. Harry Elliott; secretary, Mrs.
Gordon Mundell; treasurer, Mrs. Arn-
old Lillow; pianist, Mrs. Harvey Rob-
ertson; assistant pianist, Mrs. Ber-
nard Thomas; auditors, Mrs, A, D.
Smith, Mrs. Wm. McKinney.
At the recent WM.S, meeting in
Knox Presbyterian Church it was de-
cided to send Sunday School material
to Rev, John Elder, missionary in
British Guiana. A very successful year
was reported. The report of the nom-
inating committee was presented by
Mrs. Gordon Mundell, convener, and
the following officers for 1953 were
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Christmas Services
On Christmas ;...iunday. D-,-!embor 21,
special services will be hcld in the
*United Church and the Presbyterian 0)s1,
Church, In the evening a carol
vice will be held in each ehui,,h.
Church Services
Rev. R. A, Brook preached in the
or j United Church on Sunday giving a
fj1 Christmas message, describing the his_
tory of the times when Christ war
born and the significance of His birth
t;I to the world. Christmas carols ‘vert...ca 1 sung.
Rev. Matthew Bailie preached at
Knox Presbyterian Church from 1st. , VS
Kings, chap. 19, the story under the • 9 g
juniper tree. He stressed Eliza -11's taith : ..
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