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lilittIEVAIX's**The C;hristma,
Meetina of the Bluevale Wo-
men** euro waS held at the
home ()Me Secretary. •1‘424.
Charles Mather* on Thursday
Ind begin with a Christmas
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WISHING
All Our Friends
A Very Merry
Christmas and
Happiness in the
New Year.
•
SYBII. and FRANK
SEDDON
'ITteSsage by the president. Mrs.
James Johnston, who presided,
and the singing of a 'Christmas
carol.
The•roll call was, NAChrist-
Inas tradition in our family,"
Mrs. William De Vos, who
came from Holland, gave a
description of the Christmas
season there. The 2 5th of De.;
cember is celebrated with re-
ligious observance. The 26th is
observed as the birthday of St.
Nicholas, who, with his assist-
ant, Black Peter, comes down
the chimney and leaves gifts.
Gifts are exchanged but there
is no Sant Claus. Everyone is
in a holiday mood and fine con-
fections are enjoyed. Mrs. De
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WE WISH A VERY HAPPY and
JOYOUS, HOLIDAY SEASON
g - To all our Friends,Neghbours and Relatives.
AiolY, RALPH, MAUREEN and DOUGLAS McCREA.
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IN WROXETER, GORRIE, WINGHAM
AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY-. . .
I would like to wish all of you
A Merry Christmas and a
Very Happy New :Year. "
FRED A. KERR.
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Wishing our friends in Wingham and
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District A Merry Christmas and a
and hauppiness.'
1 and MRS. CECIL M. JARDINE
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Season's °festivities re-
flect the joy of. Christ-
mas. May the spirit of
these occasions bring joy
to you and your family.
JEAN'SFASHION SHOF'PE
• MRS. CRAWFORD GIBSON, Prop.
WROXETER
. ONTARIO
WINGHAM CORPS
HOLIDAY SERVICES
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22nd
• 11:00 a.m.—Family Worship
8:00 p.m.—CANDLELIGHT SERVICE.
'CHRISTMAS DAY --
10:30 a.m.—Family Worship •
• Carol Sing
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31st
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
WATCHNIGHT SERVICE
fellowship, refreshments, worship
Captain and Mrs. Copple would like to take this oppor-
tunity to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year and to thank you for supporting The. Salvation
ArmYin so many ways ,thrOughout the year. 19.26b
THANK YOU
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE
PEOPLE 'OF WINGHAM AND DIS.
TRICI - FOR 'THEIR PATRONAGE
OVER THE PAST 22 YEARS.
We also extend to your our very best wishes
• for the festive season ahead.
RAPP'S BAKERY
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Vos showed elmolatel from
Holland Made in various forms,
as shoes and candles. The poor
are remembered with baskets
of food, the donors unknown.
Mr*. Charles Mothers gave a
report of the area convention at
Guelph in October. Mrs. Mi-
chaePR.oss gave a reading ap-
propriate to the season.
!Aches who took the recent
Women's Institute serving course.
modelled their dresses. A dis-
play of old books, some over a
century old, was of interest.
An exchange of gifts and
carol singing concluded the
program after which the hostess
served an unusual, h e ar t ,
Christmas treat.
Gifts presented
by euchre club
WHITECHURCH--On Friday
evening the group.that played
Cards at Currie's School held
their card party in the Belgrave
Community Hall, under the
supervision of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Currie.
There were 15 tables in play
with the winners being, high
lady, Mrs. Bob Arbuckle; low
lady, Mrs. Reavie; high gent,
Lloyd Montgomery, low gent,
Russel Fear. Winners- of most
lone hands in hearts were Mrs.
Jim Currie and Jim Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie,
newlyweds, were addressed by
Lawrence Taylor and Ken Cur-
rie, Norman Coultes, Ronald.
McBurney and Bruce Currie pre-
sented them with an electric
fry pan, frond kitchen clock,
ironing board iand cover, ash
tray, living room table and
lamp. Mr. and Mrs. Currie
expressed their thanks.
The children played games.
The next party will be Decem-
ber 27 with Mr. and Mrs. Roy ,
Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don McBurney as supervisors.
Donate $100
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to general fund
FoRDwicH--st. Anne's., .,
Guild of Trinity Churchmet at
the home of Mrs.r°
Bnce &m -
strong for the diritirnailifeelz
ing, commencing with 'a turkey
banquet at 7 p. m. with 24
members present.
Mrs. Doug Bunker presided
for the meeting which opened
with all joining in the carols
"Away in a Manger" and "Silent
Night". Rev. H. Jenkins gave
the Christmas collect. Mrs.
Peter Brown gave a chapter
from the study book, "Christ- ,
mas' ",
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs. W. Hargrave.
Several cards were signed for
shutins and friends. A report
was given bit the rector on a
meeting several members at-
tended recently in Exeter. Plans
were completed for the banquet
at the nursing hpme on Monday
night. It was alto dediced to
continue with Secret Pals for
1969. and meetings will be the
first Wednesday of each month.
A Christmas pageant will be
held in the church on Decem-
ber„27. A donation of $100.00
was given to the General Fund
of the church.
'Miss Elva Foster gave a
Christmas reading. Four mem-
ber* wilrmakeaout programs
for the Coming year. Rev. Jenk
ins closed the meeting with
prayer. Gifts were exchanged
from a gaily decorated tree and
ticret Pals were revealed.
Coffee and lunch were served
by the hostess bringing a very
enjoyable evening to a close.
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Mr. Hall, a member of the F. E. Madill -
S. S. teaching staff, T. S. Beattie, pitin- Beittle are seen at the opening ceremony
cipal of Wingham Public School and Mrs. of the new addition at the high 'School.
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Whitechutch Personal Notes
We extend:the sympathy of
the community to Russell Ritch-
ie in the passing of his sister
Janet (Mrs. Wesley Twamley)
in Wingham and District Hos-.
piral on Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.Tom Morrison
were at Westminster HoSpital.
London, on Friday where Tom
received his usual check-up.
Laverne Dowling of Mount
Forest visited on Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison.
Mrs. Clark Johnston, Mrs.
Charles Tiffin and Mrs. Bill
Evans called on Mrs. William
Orr and Miss Emma Richardson
on- Thursday. They also attend -
Hold Christmas
gatherings in
Belmore churches
BELMORE--Members of the
Presbyterian Church in Belmore
gathered on Saturday evening
for a congregational supper;
followed by an diening of en-
tertainment presenteriby mem-.
bers of,the Sunday Schoold ,
With eight- classes taliirig.pan
the young_peciple re-enacted, •
the Story of the First Christmas.
Those in charge of the pageant
were Mrs. Robert Inglis, Mrs,
Douglas McPherson, Mrs. E. R.
Hawkes and Miss Mae Johann.
Following the Christmas enter=
tainment, 89 children were
awarded bars or pins for regular
attendance at Sunday School
during the past year.
On the same evening the
13elmore United Church was
filled to capacity for the annual
.Christmas concert presented by
the Sunday Schools of that
church- and Mckstosh United.
Rev, K. wettlaufer Was master
of ceremonies and began the
evening with the singing of
Christmas carols. Songs, reci-
tations, readings and plays were
then presented by three McIn-
tosh classes; the kindergarten
under the direction of Mrs.
Walter Renwick and Mrs. Leon-
ard Harper; primary, Mrs. Jack
Inglis and Bruce Harkness; jun-
ior, Mac Inglis; three classes
from Belmore; kindergarten,
Mrs. Harry Mulvey in charge;
primary, Mrs. Earl Pitch; and
jtinior, Lavonne 13allagh; and
the Hi -C group, under the lead-
ership of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Renwick. Following the enter-
tainment by the classes a film,
"The Christmas Donkey" was
shown and more carols were
sung, Distribution of gifts and
candy brought the evening to a
close.
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ed the Langside W. M.S. meet-
ing at the borne of MrS. Wesley
Young.
Whitechurch mail box hold-
ers are busy these days deciding
whether they wish to receive
their mail at a community box
maintained by the government
or at a box of their own in front
of their own property and main -
rained by them. . • -
congratulations from the
community to Mr. Bruce Currie
and Miss Elizabeth Payne who
were married December 7, in
Wingham.
Mrs. D. MacDonald, Dave
and Angus MacDonald of St.
Helens visitedon, Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacCharles
and family of Arkona. Mrs.
MacCharles is a daughter of
Mrs. MacDonald and,a sister of
Dave and Angus.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of T
•Plattsville were Sunday visitors
'With Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc-
Clenaghan and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl McClenaghan.
Mr and Mrs Bill
Rintoul
pent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. David Oberholtzer of
arrie. While there they learn -
d that his- brother, John Rintoul,
as had to be confinedto hos-.
ital for further, treatment ' for
is heart eondirion. ,
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04Fisandmr*„.,, George Galtirt;*--
f***W.Akitit•the weeka-etiC:-A
ith his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
ohn Gaunt and her parentsnvir.
d Mrs. Bob Adams.
Mr. and William R.
Purdon of West Wawanosh were
•Stsmday visitors with Mi.and ,
M. Wesley Tiffin;
Mr. and Mrs.,- Clark Johnston
of Belgrave and Janette of Lon-
don were Sunday 'Visitors with
Mr. and Mn. George Young
of Langside.
,
M. Allan Turner has gone
to spend Christmas with her son,
Richard Turner, Mrs. Turner
and family of Aurora.
Miss Diane Leader of Gorrie
spent the week -end. with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. -Jim
Currie of 'winghani.
Jack Aitchison of Lucknow
' spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson. .
- The I', P.S. of Bluevale and
Whitechurch held a work shop
in the United Church•on Satur-
day.morning to repair broken
toys which had been collected.
• There were around 20 in attend-
ance. ,
Mr: and Mrs. Bob Whittle
of Toronto were week -end vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. John
Jamieson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. DOuglas Con-
ley of Wingham were Sunday -
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace Conn. '
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Robinson,
Bill, Judy and Janis of Donny-.
brook were Sunday evening vis-
itors With her parents, Mr and
Gershom Johntrom orWing.
chaltis).A.N • ! , • ..,
Jim Falconer, who has been
visiting with- r el ar iv es at
Orangeville, spent -the week-
end with Mrs. Cecil Falconer
and Mrs. A. E. Purgon.
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AFTER SHAVE LOTION
Wish him Mein Cliristniaa and a gallon tNewYear-i
with popular Sandalwood After Shave Lotion in
thla handsome new aerospray container.1-h oz., 6.00
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Vante s Christmas
Super Speeials
:PHILISHAVE SPEEDFLEX with -
trimmer, reg. $29.95 — Now . .$21.9
PHILISHAVE SPEED SHAVER,
1 reg. $19.95-- — Now • $14.95
.PHILISHAVE TRAVEL SHAVER,' -z
1 reg. $21.95 Now $17.95 1
Meie famous imake electric shavers. are priced to sell. I
Great last minute -gift items. Hurry while they last!
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REV. H. W. HAMILTON, Dip. Th., Rector..
Organist: MRS. GORDON DAVIDSON.
THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT—DECEMBER 22
11:00 a m - Morning Prayer; Sermon and
Church School
(Broadcast CKNX Radio)
7:00 p.m.—Nine Lesson carol Service.
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Holy Communion
Dec. 25, 9:00 a.m.--Holy COmmunion without er-
mon.
Dec. 29, 11:00 a.m.—Holy Communion sand Semi, n.
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• Rev. H. W. Hamilton dedicated the new addition to the
high school last week. On the platform, from the left, are
C. E. Webster and J. L Fortune, board members, and D.
W. Scott, the guest speaker.
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