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MilL,MORJO---The WoMen1 Mts-
Sionar) SoOlety of KPAX Pres4.-
terian Morel; met In till School
room Of the church ox ',1,141400a/
afternoon, with the president. Mts.
R. Afcgague in okarp. •Vie weet-
In opened with a; call to worship
and singing "0 Come All Ya Faith=
tut". Mrs, Wm. Darling- read the
liste7dYs,", "atite°I7wtiPhrtich o
f
Mr's. eA:11h1;h1; led in prayer.
verses l'fQrloini"nthWeasmaens714704 wPrito1,,1
phecio,s of Isaiah. Mrs,. g, Dickson
reported. on the Children's Work
Conference. held at Langside
October,
The conveners reported on the
year now ending. Mrs, A, 7effray
reported sending out 19 cards, Mrs.
E, Zinn has distributed missionary
Jotters to the Home Helpers and
Mrs. Darling is now'sending Sun-
day ,School supplies and Christian
literature to Western Canada.
Mrs, Q. Appleby reported for the
nominating committee as follows:
President, Mrs, R. Mai:ague; first
vice-president, Mrs, D, McPher-
son; secretary, Mrs, A. Mundell;
treasure; Mrs. R. Dickson; ex-
pense fund, Mrs, H, Ballagh; liter-
ature and library, Mrs. Wm, Dad-
ling; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Wm.
Curie; supply, Mrs, G, MacAdana;
pianist, Mrs. Crude; assistant pian-
ist, Miss J, Inglis. Puther nomi-
nations will be accepted at the
January meeting. The treasurer re-
ported that the missionary object-
ive for the year had been reached
The ladies agreed to complete the
allocation for Armagh, ittitrilnrve
enough money for a life member-
Ship from the expense fund.
Mrs, R, reviewed the De-
cember issue of the Glad Tiding%
highlighting many items of seas-
onal interest. Mrs. D. McPherson
read Paul's description of God's
fellow workmen, Mrs, Zinn, assisted
by Mrs. R, Inglis and Mrs. k. Dick-
son presented a general view of
the study book. Contrasting 'Chris-
tier and non-Christian countries,
she stressed the need to expand
our mission efforts, the heart and
,life blood of Christianity. Mrs. MO-
Kague closed the meeting with
prayer.
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Late Cloths, imported,fine cloths ....... „„ $5,95 ea..
Wool-Nylon Bed SPreafiN. $8.95 ea.
phennille Spread's, dolibie bed size $5.95 eit.
Soft fleecy Bath Towels 0.90 to ¶1,59 ton
. PYJAMAS find GOWNS .„„ .... *246 to 0.95
Levelly lace trine APRONS 89e to $1,00
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Fon Broadcloth. DRESS ,SIIIRTS, nicely made, tatnfOr.
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Hiars 'Of
Christmas Customs
BIJEVALE—The Y.P.U. meet-
ing, in the United Church • on Sun-
day evening had a Christmas at-
mosphere. Joyce Hoffman, presi-
dent, presided. Douglas Fischer
and his committee conducted the
study period. Miss Joan Vogt
spoke on customs of celebrating
ChristmaS in New Zealand, eon-
trasted with customs in Canada.
Poems were read by Rpss Peru:odic
and "Ross, Nicholson,
BLUEVALE
Jack Horton who has been in
training at the R,C.M.P, centre in
Regina, has been moved to Ottawa
where he joins the Governor-Gen.=
era's Troop A, .•
MisseS Ethel' and Florence Beat-
tie, of Seacirth, visited their cous-
in' Mrs. R, F. Carniss last week.
Dr. and Mr9*, Arthur Shaw, of
Toronto, vis,ited Mrs. Arthur' Shaw,
last week.
Mrs. Harry Elliott spent the
week=end in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A/Taster of
Toronto and Mrs, Will Stewart,e of
Grand Valley, visited Mrs. W;
Johnston on Tuesday.
PERSONAL PENSION
POLICIES ASSURE
COMFORTABLE
RETIREMENT
Consult
FRANK C HOPPER
—Representative--
Cana& Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
To Mission Band.
The Missitm Band Met in the
United. Church on Tuesday after-
noon, Shirley Johnston presided
and Anne Peacock, read the minu-
tes,
Marie Johnston gave a' fine' re-
port of the year's finances, show-
ing,,a good balance in the treasury
and the amount sent to headquar-
ters. Mrs, Johnston gave the pray-
er for missionaries and Susan Sel-
las read the Scripture—the story
of .the first Christmas. Marlene
Nicholson and Mary Craig took the
offering.
'Birthday greetihgs were sung for
Grace fathers," Gerald' ;Brewer,
Shirley JOhnston and Anne Pea-
cock,
following officers were
elected for 1957: President, Nancy
Taylor; vice-pros„ Billy Hethering-
ton; secretary, Shirley Johnston;
assistant, Mary Craig; treasurer,
Ann Peacock; , 'press secretary,
Betty.. Hetherington; ,W orld
Friends'' secretary, Patsy Taylor;
pianist, Kathleen Craig; peace sec-
retaries, Susan Sellers and Relth
Johnston; book monitors, Fred
Brewer and Bob Mothers.
Awards 'Were given for 'regular
attendance, to Anne Peacock, Rose
Marie Nie.'holson, Betty Hethering-
ton, Billy Hetherington, Shirley
Johnstori,. Nancy Taylor,. Grace
Mather's, Ruth Mathers,T,loyd Pea-
cock, Marie Johnston, Yvonne
Johnston, Terry Johnston,
. At the conclusion of the meet-
ing the children were given a
ChristmaS treat by the. leaders,
Mrs. W. J. Johnston arid Miss
Margaret' Curtis.
A cantata, will be Presented by
r..110 choir in the Presbyterian
Church ,next Sunday evening and
there will be a children's service in
the 'United Chureh,
W.I. ACCEPTS GIFTS
FOR CHILDREN'S AID
BLUEVALE—The ,Women's In-
stitute met at the home of Mrs.
Jos. Horton on. December 13th and
was condueted .by the president,
Miss' Ruby DIAL
The roll Call was answered by
presenting gifts to be sent to the
Children's Aid at Goderich; An of-
fering was taken to provide Good
Cheer boxes for shut-ins.
Mrs. Harry Elliott' reported that
the job of putting in heavy wiring
in the community hall was com-
pleted. Mrs, Elliott, Mrs. Jos. Hor-
ton and Mrs. Alex Corrigan were
appointed a committee to buy a
suitable stove. Mrs. Carl Johnston
and Mrs. W. S. Peacock were ask-
ed to buy more cups for the hall.
Mrs, Carl Johnston and Miss
Ruby Duff gave reports of the
Huron County rally held at Cron-
brook recently.
Mrs. W. J. Johnston, 'speaking
on the motto "The glory of life is
to love, to :give, to serve, not to be
loved nor to get nor'to be served,"
said love includes gratitude, rever-
ence and loyalty to those we love.
Our giving should be especially to
those in need. Christmas giving
was started by the three'wise men.
Giving and serving need not. be
in relation to money only but
Should be in thoughtfulness and'
companionship.
Mrs. Stanley Darling showed
examples of table centres for a
Christmas table, ,describing mat-
erials used. Mrs. Alex Corrigan
directed the' group singing of
Christmas carols.
Refreshments were Served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Eldred
Nichol, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Miss n„
Duff.
Santa: Appears at
School Concerti'
BLUEVALE—The annnal Christ-
mas concert of Bluevale School
directed by the teneher, Miss
Gallaher, and the music supervisor,
Mrs. Nora Moffatt, Was held on
Thursday evening and was a fine
success,
Warden John Fischer was chair-
man and introduced eprogram of
choruses, recitations, plays, piapo
selections, Prom the tiniest to the
senior pupils, each one had a part
and the large audience enjoyed
them all, The juniors gave rhythm
band selections• and the Muffin
bailee. The seniors gave two arems-
ing plays and several ehorUSOS.
Little Erenda Grtibbe WAS Pleasing
in juvenile dance ritlniber..
One of the prettiest ritbribets was
a drill by the« seven .girls, "The
Alice Blur Gown", their costumes
blue and pink, a trellis with pink
roses providing the setting,
TO, the strains of the chorus,
"Hare Caries Santa ClatiS," the
good saint himself ^ appeared, In
jtiViitI MOO, he delighted the child•
von arid appealed to the grown ups.
Such a lovely tree and bright
decorations on the Walls Made a
pleasing background.
After the concert the audience
enjoyed refreshment% followed by
a dente,
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PLATFORM ROCKIDES•
CARD TABLES
BRIDGE SETS,
IPLOOR LAMPS
As illustrated
Walnut End Table: $26.2.5
Walnut, with glass top or Sepia
Brown• with Deco-lite •tops.
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