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Iiii;ton - Norman— That meeting
adjourn, Next meeting to be bn
the .5th of January.
Bert Holmes, Chairman
Alex Corrigan, Sec.-Treas.
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I.Volvatown ,School, No, 8, Mor-
ris, gave a 'fine -concert in.,,Blue-
-vale community hall on Friday
evening. The interest shown was
evidenced by the' large attendance.
Mr. and• Mrs. 'Bert Hertog at-
tended the funeral service for the
former's father, Jacob Hertog, at
Hamilton on Saturday.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Hall of
Elytti and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hall visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack. Scott and family in Newton
on Sunday.
White Gift Service/
At United Church
BLUEVALE— Christmas carol
singihg formed a large part of the
interesting White Gift service` in
the -United Church on Sunday eve-
ning.- Rosb Smith, Sunday school
sUpbriatondent, presided and gave
Scripture reading and prayers,
The superintendent dedicated the
gifts after their presentation by
the: pupilS..of the Sunday School.
Members of three• senior classes
of the Sunday 'School formed the
theiir -under the direction of the or-
ganist, "Mrs. Glen Johnston. They
gave two mnyibers, "Unto Us a Boy
Is Born" and "0 Holy Night".
Grace Withers sang a solo, "0 for
a Closer Walk with Thee". Patsy
Taylor gave a reading.
Rev. W. H. Welsh spoke briefly
to the children, showing how
Christmas teaches us hew good it
IS to OW and to reCeive. Christ-
Inas,. brings God's 'love to us'; what
We get from Christmas is of more
itaportance that what we get for
Christmas.
Each Sunday School class had
a part in the progrnp. Mrs. Rei
Vey Edgar's primary class gave re-
citations, Miss Marie johnstrea
class an adrostie; 'Mrs. 'Ross tut.-
veY'S dm presented a playlet with
the scene at the Bethlehem inn;
Douglas ;ClarnisS, representitig the
inn-keopei; Mrs, Stewart Metall.,
han's class and Mrs. Alan Niohol,,
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,FOR CARETAKERS
AI The 'regular meeting of the Turn-
berry Township School Eoard was'
held at No. 6 School on Dec, 15th.
at 8.30 p.m, 'with all members pre-
sent. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and on motion
by Norman and: Kirton were, ad-
opted, The following correspon-
dence was read,
Ontario School. Trustees Council,
Dept, of Health, Municipal World,
j.'11: Kinkead, Bus Operators' As-
sociation, Ontario Trustees and
Ratepayers Assoc.
The Secretary-treasurer was in-
structed. to order six copies of the
Municipal World,
Norman -Haugh— That the ten-
ders 04 the following he accept-
ed. foe caretaking for 1961: No. 2,
Mrs, Kirton, salary $225.00;
No. VA:Inver Stokes, $250.00; No, 4,
Mrs, 4 Mcaracken, $300.00; No. 5.
Mrs. Gilmour, $300.00; No, 6, Mrs.
lVfoir,, $225.00; No, 9, Mrs, Fred
Lewis Jr.; No. 11, Mrs. Biggs,
$3I5C1irt00O C. n -Norman— That the fol-
lowing bills be paid:. Teachers' sal.
titles, caretakers; Hazel Sparling,
transportation, $50,00; R. Chapman,
transportation,. $55.00; Geo, Cam-
eron, transportation, $40,00; Earl
Weitz, bus driver, $90.00; Rural
Hydro, $149.02; Gordon Wray, tru-
ant officer, $75.00; Bert Holmes,
mileage and salary, $150.00; Eldon
Rirton, mileage and salary, $125,00;
T. Edtard Powell, mileage and
salary, '$125.00; West Haugh, mile-
age and salary, $125,00; Alex Cor-
rigan, salary, $500,00; John Nor-
man, 'mileage and salary, $125.00;
Fred Lewis Jr., labor and repairs
at No. 9, $6.40; Staintoh's Hard-
ware,,$2.46; Ross. Mann, labor and
repair's, $44.90; MacEougal.
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•ccry, $3.60; Bert Holmes, telephone,
$4.75; Wingharn Motors, acct.,
$146.07; Alexander Hardware, $16.55
Perey Clark, labor and repairs, No.
11, $12.75; Pattison's Radio ,and
Electric, service, Nos., 6, 5, 11,
$10.00;, Harold Elliott, cutting tree,
.$5.00; Howard Fuller, repairs, Nos.
6, 11, $31.60.; Huron Wholesale,
oilet seat, $5.00; Municipal World,
Powell.- Haugh--•That Harry
Gowdy's tender for oiI at 15.699
Cents for furnace oil and 18.590
Cents ,for stove oil be accepted.
Powell - Haugh— That the sec-
retary-treasurer he paid $100.00 to
:Over 'expenses re ,mileage, -time.
'and labor at' the new school. •
The secretary-treasurer was , in-
structed to write the Workmen's
Compensation Board re bus driv-
ion's -class sang- "Infant Holy" and
("Tread Softly".
Carols were sung at intervals by
choir and congregation together.
After the service the Sunday
School members were given their
annual treat,
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Joyously, as on. the first Noel,
we greet Christmas, and we wish for all
our friends and neighbors the many
blessings of this wonderful season,.
FRANK -C. HOPPER
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