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See you soon --- Give Flowers
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Couple Presented
PORDWICH— The community
hall,Pordwich, was filled to capa-
city on Friday night'to honor ?1r.
and ':Mrs. Harry Bost. They were
presented with a chrome''
Anson Ruttan read the addresS.
Mr. and, 'Mrs. Bast both Made
suitable replies. CardS and danc-
ing- were both enjoyed during the
evening.
Eleven. Tables. at
,Card Party
PORDWICH-- The. progressive
eudhre party held in the commun-
ity hall had eleVert tables in play,
High scorers were: Lady, Mrs.
Harold Doig; man, W. A. Gibson;
consolation, Mrs. Ross Doig and
Garfield Gibson; special, Mrs, Ivan
Meehan.
Girls Present,
Vesper Service
PORDWICH— Once again the
C.G.1,T. has celebrated its national
Christmas :Vesper service. Patsy
Harris, led a carol ,servicd withMiss
Violet Besvvitherick at the organ..
During the .r;roceSsional hymn,
aboilt 30 girls took their places in
the choir loft to lead in the beau-
tiful vesper•service. Patsy Harris,
Doris Carswell and -Sharon Pollock
the presidents of the three groups,
led in the service. •••
The Candle Lighting Service,
pleting the folk who •through the'
years have kept the flame of. Chris-.
tlanity burning, was giyen by Jean
Greer, Elizabeth Ann Cooper, Anna
Espenson,, Phyllis.Wilson,. Marjorie.
Connell and Shirley Eurig. . Dur-
hig ,the service Mae Mister and
Marie Brown sang a duet. The
'choir contributed several numbers.
Dianne Carswell, jean Siefert and.
Bonnie Inglis•were ushers,
The girls lit their candles as they
left the . church during' the reCes-- sional hymn.
The -Tyro and 5igrila C boys at-
tended the service in a' body with
their,leariei, Anson Ruttan,
'IMO* tO VOW
• by Prank Sinatra
Ejtt‘ivdied: Pio% autd,
Resin d.* and
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Sclineldees
Pear Shaped Tinned
HAMS
On Sul-may evening, the Canadian Girls in Training presented a
vesper service. Those who took part in the ceremony are
pictured here in the front row.They are, Helen Hotchkiss, Karen
Beattie,' Greer Dunlop,' Jane Hetherington, Susan McArthur;' Sharon i
FOROW1CH
• Mr, and Mrs. Bob Canipbell and
family and' Miss Helen 'Hoffman
spent a day last week in Kitchener
and:also visited with Mr.' 'arid Mrs.
GeOrge Moss in Galt,
Mrs. Ross ,Nulin and children of
Gowanstown visited one day. last
Week with Mr. and Mrs, Torn Hut-
chison.
Christmas. Party
For 04,1,7, Girls
vo13pvvx-x—Thg maw, held
their Christmas party last week at
the hnfiw of Mrs. Anson DeMer-
ling with 3Q members preSent, A
delicious pot luck supper was
Served- Mrs. Ken Graham assisted
in the practice for the vesper ser-
vice, which was held StuidaY
Games led by Patsy liarris, Nan,'
cy. Sothern and, Jean Greer were
enjoYed by all, Gifts were ex-'
changed, after which the rneeting•
closed with Taps. ,
liife Group Met
At Parsonage
The 111-C group
held their meeting at the parson.
age, , jean "Greer acted as pre*
dent, Carols were sung RDA
members answered, the roll call,
after which the ,PPeirie$ 'Willi Otis..:
OUSSed,
" Rill Wallace led in the worshi
service. An interesting •dimeiiesio
on ,,Do Canadians Spend too WO
on ChrietMaer 711144 ' was led 1)
Mrs. Gardner„ Lunch was Serve
'and the meeting closed with Tao
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PHONE WINGHAM 1065-w
BRUSSELS - 140,8
The New
RECORD
RELEASES
are All Here
Rock roll, .bei-bop,
diVielaini, We don't
tare what you like,
we have it:
"A 'MERRY CITRISIMAS"
by the 'Pour Ares
"-WE GET LETTERS"
by Perky Como
liodgera and Ilatninerstrin's
Carousel
"SYMPHONY Volk GLENN"
BELIEVE"' -
by Peri-34 Coma
Itidtairt,'Shaw's Christmas
*mils and Cannily
'viii OLE ROLLS" by Cary
Lombardo and lilig,,Reyet
Cornidliaba
RiNO Al+tO I"
Iledgete Mid Illarninitratelti
PAIRILOtiS
OfilitSSEIM
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Trinity Guild.
Elects Officers
FORDWICH—St. Anne's Guild
of Trinity Anglican Church met at
the bbine of. Mrs. Peter Brown on
Thursday evening for its December.
Meeting, The president, Mrs. Jack.
Douglas, presided and the Scrip'
turd reading Was given by Mrs.
Peter Brown- The roll call Was
answered' by "A Thought on Christ-
Mat."
Members were reminded or the
bulb drive and asked to sell as
many as: they edtisld by the next
Meeting. A• leOter from Mrs. Prank
Russell was read,
Rev, Attweli conducted the'
election of ottletra and the follow-
Pt Were named foe 1958: Hon
prea,, Atte. E, Attweli; preS„
Mra, Wellington Itargrave; first,
14ffre,•4 Sothern
ketorid Viee•pres., 3,fra:
Mr S. 5oit ltingi. treas., Mitt
Reatilee 'Wa4o PrOAS tel)crrtet;
Ifirra. W.. SOthetA,
Miss liAva teeter, was in charge.
of a short ptograni, aitet which
members, tatehanged gitts. Rev.;
Attwell closed the meeting with:
prayer mid ilinela 'WS betted
the tioottesk invoistotit Ir. *to, hew
Oaugits„
Miss Jean Sanderson of Kitch-
ener spent the week-end with Mr.
and mis. Bob Sanderson.
Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mrs. William Sothern and Nan-
cy,- Mrs. James Vittie and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Stewart spent Saturday
fn. Kitchener.
Miss jean Brears •arid Bob Big-
nirle of Kitchener and Mr. Earl
Brears of Stratford spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Bal Brears.
Mr. Scott Keith of Waterloo
spent the weekend with Mr, and.
Mrs. Alex Keith. Mrs, Scott Keith
and Randy s returned home after
spending' he neat week here?
Mr.. and Mrs, Bal Brears spent
one day last week in Kitchener.i,
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Mitten •of St.
George visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schaefer,
Mrs..Clintort•Jantzi and ft,imily of
Baden visited 'over the week-'end
with Mr, and Mrs. Hiram Eastaian.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman and
family, of Listowel, visited Sunday
With Mr, and Mrs. E. Hargrave.
Mrs. Chris Severt is at present
Confined to Listowel Hospital, with
pneumonia.
Mrs. George Ashton and Mrs.
Emma. Williamson spent a couple
of days last week in London.
Mr, Al Ferris spent the week-end
With friends in. Toronto.
Mr. Jack Doig and 'Mr. James
Grant of St. Catharines_spent tfie
week-end with NET, and Mrs. Ross:
Doig.
The Pordwich branch of the
Bible Society dollected $125.Q0 for
the cause:. The officers in 'charge
Would like to thank everyone who
helped.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore were
guests at a dinner given by the
kitehener-Waterloo Record ,for
correspondents at the Royal Hotel
in Listowel.
Mr, Harry Sans= left last week
for Stouffville, where he will spend
the winter vidth relatives.