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M Gulley r as president- of BLUEVALE' — Mrs. Glenn Golley was reelected president of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church at its meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harry Elliott. Mrs. Burns Moffatt is past president. Other officers are: secretary and press reporter, Mrs. Glenn Mc- Kercl er; assistant secretary, " Mrs. Harry Elliott; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Mundell; Glad Ti- dings,' Mrs. Ross,Mann; litera-. ture and library secretary, Mrs.. Burns Moffatt; supply secretary, Mrs. -J. J. 'Elliott; associate members' secretary, Mrs. Keith Moffat; friendship and service, Mrs. Mann; assistant, Mrs. Ray- mond Elliott; pianist, Mrs. K. Moffat; life membership secre- tary, Mrs. Golley; Explorers, Mrs. Jack Willits; assistants, Mrs. Alex MacTavish; C.O.C., Mrs. K. Moffat; assistants, Marie Walker and Norma Willits; audi- tors, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs. John McInnes; nominating com- mittee, Mrs. McInnes, Mrs. Ross Gray, Mrs.. Bill Robertson. The meeting was opened with a call to worship by Mrs. Golley and singing of a carol. Scripture from Matthew' and comments in the form of a poem, were read by Mrs. Raymond Elliott. Mrs. J. J. Elliott offered prayer. Minutes were read by Mrs. Mc- Kercher and roll call was an- swered by a Christmas hymn: CORRECTION • In the report of the public meeting held in Howick Townkhip in our Nov. 30 issue,. it was incor- rectly stated that Joe Kerr was a member of the road department crew in Howick. Our apologies Mr. Kerr. The Wit ."f4'. Jig 2 ;f*.a,g#' . Various blar1P8Seti were disussed and reports from the different secretaries were read and ap- proved. Mrs. Gulley dedicated the offering which was collected by Mrs. ff, Elliott, The topic, "No Room in the Inn", was given by, Mrs. Mann. She was thanked by Mrs. Golley who also thanked all the mem- bers for their cooperation during the year. Mrs. Elliott was also. tendered hanks for the use of her home for The meeting. A carol and closing prayer ended the meeting and lunch was served by Mrs, Elliott, assisted by Mrs. J. J. Elliott, Mrs. R, Ellie ott and Mrs. Mann. i BE RAVl ' aua<ry evening friends neighbOrs `gathers d `,at the connrionity cen- tre to how* i 4r, and. 'Mre,b Clar• me . 'Rath, 'Mrs. Jean Taylor. -Mrs. ivtyrtle *tonehouse and Mr. and Mrs Vi for Ynungblut ,on their departure from the sixth line of East Waw .nosh. The evening was spent in play- ing progressive euchre. Prizes were won by, high lady, Mr*. Ivan Wightman; low lady, Bill Taylor (playing as a lady);, high man, Victor Youngblut; low man, Clifford Coultes; novelty prize, Leroy Rintoul o' Kettleby, mit, Clifford Coulter gave one of his humorous recitations which; was , much enjoyed by all. Clifford then asked the honored guests -Co iaotne forward and in a short community unit dress extended ndi d + d wi to all * ne* howl. '" 11e an happy to'knowthat You decided :te i,iove no further ,than, Belgrave and Brussels," he said. a small.token the este 'in which y, are held each was presented with a pot of' yellow munis. Stanieyckmade,'the, pre- sentation to W. a 's!1140; Walter SS oit°toMrd,Taylor{ obp 'l, Taylor to Mr. and Mrs. Young, blue and Ivan Wightman :tnMrs. Stonehouse. . Each in. turn t aaikect one ani all for the gift and the enjoyable evening togetherl.wisifing,ever.y one the compliments of the Christmas season. `Punch mrat served and a social' helve spent. ert. YOUNG PEOPLE represented BIuevale,Presbyterian Church in the Santa Claus parade' Saturday with this colorful Yuletide float. (Staff Photo) JUDGED BEST FLOAT in the 'Santa Claus parade here Saturday afternoon was this impressive entry by Wingham Figure Skating•Club with ornate decorations on the truck cab and costumed young skaters depicting scenes from some of their forthcoming skating numbers, with',two dozen youngsters taking part. (Staff Photo) WINGHAM SCOUTS. AND CUBS Santa Claus parade entry tied with the Minor Hockey Association for third place ih the general class with this well-prepared tloat of camp life, complete with laundry on the line. It was one of the major entries in the Santa parade Saturday afternoon. (Staff Photo) . THE KINSMEN CLUB float had a bit of everything toocon- vey Christmas greeting's to the town in. the Santa parade Saturday, showing a great deal of effort. (Staff Photo)