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;tar,V rell00: In charge.
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rend, by t'e president, The Mis-
sion Hand hymn was sung and the
purpose 'was 'repeated, The :mitt.
1404, were 'read and the 7011 all
My Favourite....Christmas arol"'
was answered by 47,
The ;new officers. were .elected:
'Preaident, Larry . MeDermit4 vice
president,Doris Carswell; Ne070-
00, Anna Espensen; assistant
secretary, Mlte), ,Ruttan; organist,
organ-
Wilgerks. Seeretary, *fart
Johnston; 09.07. notice, John Cfarsii
Airthd4 groetings were 41.14 tor
Jam Greer and Jim Taylor, Tto
offering Was talon by Atorkahk
Ribberd. Joyce, Omer read the
SeriPtelre lesson and M. Mel
Taylor led in Prayer.
A ChrlatirMS •Stery was told• by
Mrs, Robert Gibson and gar*
were ,sung. The ,meetIng 00041
with the' LOOPS prayer,
Win ai 'Euchre
PQRDWICH—Nine tables or en-
°bre were played rrnesclay night in
the community hall. Winners were:
High lady, Mr. I. Niehol,-; high
gent, Ernie Dinsmore; low ladYf
Miss Doris Dinsmore; low gent,
Sharon Pollock; assiStant
Alf Beat; 71104 lone hands Ernio
1st, Pnyllis and Margaret Ann Dinsmore.
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White Ott SerraVORPWICft—
Church Sunday Senefif • hold the
white , gift aervice on Spidday
morning. The pupils sat In a hod,5
with the.,fr teathera. QOM) stOluta,
ton, 'auperittIntidant :(1.
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Have you mitieed; a number of
boys leaving .the aebool• at 310 on;
Mondays with: a • broom tnekecU
Under .one arm? ,If. Yoa..have, and,
the ..questioa ,of their_deatinatioa.
has come into your..mind, allOW Me
to clarify it mow,. There .18 not a
large scale clean-up • ,going . on
down town; but the hoya are, or
should b; 'heading fnr, the curling
rirl:i:ree weeks ft,;) ea; the. open-,
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Ing of the ,weekly, „ending schedule
which. is now its 'fifth. year of
operation The schedule, this year'
is again made up of eight teams,
ANNthit: VES?ER: •
FoRpvkcitiri,o. inembers of
the C.GI.T. conducted' the national
Christmas Vesner.: Service 'in the'
United Chitral, on;SMiday evening.
This service has' become a symbol
Of the strength • and Unity of this
national C.G.I.T. Movement: Groups
in all ten provinceWill. take pad
in this, rededicatiotv'tq, the ideals
and purposes of the Canadian Girls
in Training. Thi' year the Trail
Ranger Group assisted and receiv-
ed the offering, which supports
the work of thel National C.G.I.T.
Committee of the Canadian Coun-
cil of Churches; • Miss Violet Bes-
witherick Was organist"
At 7.45 p.m. the girls gathered
and conducted 'carol. 'singing in
Which all the :congregation joined
as they arrived At ,fg o'clock the
service with the ProCeiSional hymn
"Silent Night' and :the. ineinbers
filed into the choir loft,. while the
Trail Rangers • Groini took their
places in the Iteitt seats,
Margaret, McGann, :.called the
,th BY REV RUSSELL
congregation to worsbip
story from
mneda t ttohhi.
choir sang
The. Christmas
Scriptures Was yead„ by Jean Greer.
The choir slug the carol "What
Child Is This?" Ruth 'and Glenna
Hibberd sang „"0 Holy Night".
The story "Beautiful.- Is the
Child" was told' by Elizabeth Ann
Cooper. is a story, written by'
•Rebecca Caudill and, adapted es-
pecially for this,seryide.; . o1/4
The climax came with the light-
ing of the' three candles to sym-
bolize the meaning of the C.G.I.T.
purpose, Which the girl. repeated'
in unison. •The -eandle lighters
were Nancy Sothern, as leader,
Anna Espe,nsen,' 'Marion Ruttan
and 'Sharon Pollock. ••
During the • recessional • hymn;
"Joy to the Morld"'the 'girls filed,
out and littheir , dangles, at the
central "candle, then, forMed a
semi -circle • around', the' church.
Rev. i'Mr. prenouticed the
benediction.and the:girls" and boys
left the church.
Dianne Carswell, 1".1e,an Siefert
and Velma Earig were ushers.
each team haying four player's.
The payer might be frent, grade
ten to grade thirteen, usually with
an Upper school curler as their
ship. At the end of the sehedale
the teams, according to their wine
and Josaes .throUghotit the season
K0 WO a round-'rehill, IgaY,aff•
This Its & straight elimination ser.
les. The typal coming out of, the
series of three games withQut a
/0118, is declared the winner, LaSt
year's winner was the team 4Itin-
ped by Dave Slosser, . •
This year, because pf. the great
increase in the number of cadent,
the grade nine boys are reeelying
instructions in curling at 4.45 on
Mondays • and Tuesdays. Once
again this year all the curling is
A the capable hands of "Mr. Cud
er" oh! pardon me, Mr. Madill, as
it has been in the past Years.
' Anyone interested in watching
the curling is invited to drop
around to the, curling rink on
Mondays to watch the boys in
action
by.Bruce Lott, XIII
THE BOCK AND ROLL DANCE
• On November 31, a rock and roll
dance was held in the W.D.H.S.
auditorium, "The Mellodeans," a
rock •and roll band ,from London
which won the Lipton "Search for
Talent' .contest in Wingham on
November 12, provided the music
and also good entertainment. Lunch
was served during intermission,
and dancing continued until mid-
night.
As it coukt easily ,De seen, the
dance was highly successful and
a good time was enjoyed by all. We
hope that the students will turn
qut to future Teen Town Dances
and make them rjust as successful
as this, our first rock and roll
'dance.
by Stewart McGill, XIIA.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
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MRS. R. GIBSON
HOSTESS TO W.M.S.
FORDWICH . 4-- , The • United'
Church W.M;S; met at the home of
Mrs. !Robert Gibson for their
Christmas 'meeting. • Mrs. W. , P.
Cooper, president, and Miss Minnie`
MoElwain). secretary, were in
charge. •
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The ineetin.g opened with, the
call to worship and the .carol "0
^ Little ToWn ,Of Bethlehem" fol-
lowed by a. prayer And genie
thoughts for Christmas 'given ,by
the- president. •
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The roll all was answered With
a thought on "."Joy'‘'. ,Twenty-six
members, . and six. visitors Were
.present. The •itinhtes and cot-
'respondende were read, Miss
Margaret Wilson is the hut -in for
the ,month anti' Mrs : •K. Granath
and Mrs, ,H. Pollock • are to visit
her. A repiailt.:fikan :the treasurer,
Mrs, O. Ettinger; showed that the
allocation had. Aeon., Mot,: The
supply committee reported, a, bile
Valued at $249, hal, packed,
It Was '• afinendeed „.that the
C.G.I,T. veaner•serViee Will be held
on Sundtty;, December 16. The re -
pod of the Mantinating. COrtanitted
Was adopted.
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Mrs. Stanley Eride, Ai leader for
the p„rogratit, "His 'Constant Light"
took over, MrS, it; 'Grabens. play-
ed some Christmas 'music and a
few thoughts entitled, "There. Is
'a Blessed/teat" Wer read, • A carol
Was sung, ,and Mrs, •C,' Carswell
read the • Seripture lesson from
Luke 2,
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Mts. It Dog gave 1' talk •Oti
eitizeliShip Suing: a flantielgratilt to
littatrate the poem "Build A
Penee" She said We are very
prone to use curative methods to
etimbet the evils rather than 'At&
VentiVe Oneri, it 1$ up to Mir cid-
tenship program to teach the IA*
'to attend thls • - •
A rilltither•of ladies .tiank Itart In:
the pregfatii,- tept`esenting the.dif-
ferent eittitittleil In S011th.taat
AI a and' tiinada, and lighting
candies fee tech,' '
%sit hostosi assisted ;1+ the' OW.'
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• FORDWICH----The W.A. of Trin-
ity Anglican Church met in the
Sunday -school rooms with the.
president, Mrs. Stan Forester pre-
siding. She opened the meeting
with the hymn. "0 Little Town of
Bethlehem", followed by prayer.
Iteir': Russell read the Scripture
lesson 'Dem the 1st chapter of
Samuel,' verses 20-20.
Mrs. Russell •read Christmas
greetings from the Living Message
written 'by Marian Osler, president.
The Mat chapter of the study book,
"13elow' the A.retic'• Tundra", was
-giVen • by Mrs. Russell. The roll
call was answered with a verse on
Christriuts. , The minutes of the
November meeting were read and
approved and. the officers gave
splendid 'reports on the past year.
'It• was decided to make programs
,for -the new. year.
"The next meeting to be held at
the rectory, when; the roll call will
be a' thought on ,EisiPhany.
Rev. Ittisiell presided for the
selection of officers which resulted
as follows:.11onorary pres., Mrs. F.
Russell; past pres; IVirs. S. For-
ester; Mrs„ RubY, Foster;
1st vice; 'Mrs. 1.4. Jacques 2nd 'vice,.
Mrs. It. Simmons, treas.,.Mrs. E.
illargrave; rec.-sec, Mrs. J. Strong;
Preas'v,reporter, Mrs. W. Sothern;
Living Message sec.,Mrs. N.
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;Gamble; Dorcas,. 'Mrs. L. Jacques;
Little Helpers leaders, Mrs. W.
Sothern and Mrs., W. :Hargrave; I
auditors, Miss Beatrice Wade and
Miss M. Foster; pianists, Mrs. L.
'Jacque& and Mrs. S. Brears.
It was 'decided to change the
.meeting to the 'second Wednesday
'instead of Thursday for the winter
months; -Mrs. L. Jacques and Mrs.
E. Ferguson had a contest on dress
material. Mrs, R. Foster and Mrs.
R. Allen:Were the winners.
Rev.- Russell closed the meeting
and a pot -luck lunch was served.
Mrs. Howard Harris
Demonstrates at W.I.
FORDWICH The December
meeting Of the Fordwiah W.I. was
held ,at the hetift of•Mrs. Anson
Deineding)-the theme being 'The
Christmas Spirit". The house was.
gaily decoratedvitith candles, a
tree and light.. JOS. Clare Harris.
president Was, in the chair and
Mrt. Harold Doig took the as..
votions, whiell were ltitersperSed
With Christmas carols. , She also
read a pbesia, "Christi/tea in the
Heart." •
The inottci "chriattnas, i'vten1-
ory, Book", was given, by Mrs.
Wililam.Campbell. roll call
Wns reaponcleti to by each person
giving a gift fet the Salvation
Army, Mr& Crosby Sothern told
a story entitled Birds Chtlat-
lints• Carer and Mrs, Carswell,
.;read poetti Chhisittnas Man
Is What .God WentWentl41fli. Be",
:•lotta. HOWard Harris &Monad*.
tillable and door'imitations. Bags
or tenches Were given out to the
children and it delicious lunch was
served by Mrs, L. Simmons, Mfg,
Demerling,Illra, Edith Wit,
mejr and WililanniOn 'The
meeting eloSed With the National
Arstlielit• •
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Canadian heath than in all the rest
4f the world put togotber,
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