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....ALE, ONTARIO
Special delivery!
It's a friendly message
brimming with the
best of ' holiday cheer. We
hope this Christmas,
is the merriest
and happiest
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for you and all
your loved ones.
THIS MANGER SCENE is only one of dozens of Chrisfrrlas"exhibits which Fred Porter of
Wingham has constructed and.erected each Christmas since 1963. A guest book available
for visitors lists the names of thousands who have visited over the years at the Leopold
Street location. It's so bright you can't miss It! (Staff Ph ito)
TEACHERS, CUSTODIAN AND BUS DRIVERS joined in a
happy dinner party along with their wives and friends Fri-
day evening . as the staff of Turnberry. Centrale School
enjoyed the annual event. , At left are Mr. and Mrs. Allan
-Nicholson, Jack Marks `chidden) and Mrs. Marks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman
held Christmas on Saturday for
Mr. and Mrs. William Montgom-
ery, Ann and Steven of Guelph,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore and
'family of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Metcalfe and family of
Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Chapman and Lisa of Rexdale.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rae and
daughter, Suzanne, of Brantford,
Mrs. Mae Richardson and son
Wallace and Mrs. •Clarence
Stokes of Wingham were Sunday
visitors with Mr. Oct Mrs. Edgar
Wightman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes
• and family visited on Sunday
with Russel Walker in the Goder-
ich Nursing Home. The girls sang
Christmas carols‘ which were
much enjoyed by the patients..
See you at the United Church
1 Christmas concert. on December
22 at 8:15 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall
rof London spent Thursday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
' ley Cook.
Miss Joyce Taylor spent the
weekend at the home of her pa'r
ents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Lawr'ence
'!Taylor.
-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
: John and.Mr. and Mrs, Max Ann-
ett of Prince George, B.C. were
Thursday evening visitors at the
"home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rock
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Walton.
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The #nited • mb hold its
white gift ago/leo Pee. 10. _ Mrs.
`tlla►n "Thornton. gave the story
and USS Marys It1cbolson
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sang a solo. white
gifts, wgre ffent to the •.i hildren'a
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were
guests of M. and Mrs. Charles
Mothers Sunday to help celebrate
their Christmas. Also present
were .their fami y, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Mathers, Mr.and Mrs. Bill
Campbell and family,. Mr. and
Mrs, George Townsend and famr
ily,. Hae and Ren, IS Hosencrary
Blake and Miss Pat Macban.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosman
visited with Mrs. Raymond El-
liott on Sunday.
Mrs. Ross Gray is Convalescing
at her home after being injured in
a fall and being hospitalized in
Wingham and London.
Rev. Percy Ferguson, retired
minister of Chesley, was in
charge of service Sunday at the
Presbyterian Church.
Season's Greetings from your
correspondent Miss. Marie Wal-
ker, who has taken over from
Mrs. Aitken. Call 357-3558 if you
have news. This will help keep
Bluevafe and area informed.
Belgrave euchre
prize winners
BELGRAVE—Ten tables of
euchre were played at the ;Bell -
grave weekly party in the com-
munity rooms last Wednesday
evening.
Prize winners were: high lady,
Mrs. Edgar Wightman; novelty
lady, Mrs. Gordon Nicholson; low
lady, Mrs. Abner Nethery; high
man, Alex Nethery; nouelty man,
Ivan Wheeler; low man, William
Taylor.
Presbyterian
S.S. concert
BLUEVALE The . Presby-
terian Sunday School concert was
held Dec. 10 with Denis Freeman,
student minister of Knox College,
as chairman. A large crowd'en-
joyed piano solos, recitations,
carols, skits and plays. Sana
Claus distributed gifts to the chil-
dren and .good wishes to all.
Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed.
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BELGRAVE — The December
meeting of the evening unit of the
United Church Women was held
at the home of Mrs. Ross Ander-
•son with 18 present.
111 Mrs. Murray Lougheed opened
jthe worship with a poem entitled
"The Christmas Heart". "It
• Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
was sung and Mrs. George John-
. �'• ston , and Mrs. Georges Michie
.., f each read a Christmas poem.
Miss Annie Cook read the Scrip-
•ture from Matthew 2, verses 1-12.
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Mrs. Cliff Logan read "Let Us Be
followed by prayer given
by Mrs. Lougheed. The singing of
to "Silent Night" closed the worship
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The president received and
dedicated the offering and min-
utes were read. Mrs. William
Coultes had charge of the pro-
gram. Several poems were read
by Mrs. Norman Cook, Mrs. Jack
Higgins and Mrs. Laura John-
ston. "The First Christmas" was
read by, Mrs. William Coultes.
The president conducted the
election of officers for 1973:
leader, Mrs. Laura. Johnston;
assistant leader, Mrs. Murray
Lougheed; secretary and press
reporter', Mrs'. George Johnston;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Bert
Johnston ; treasurer, Mrs. Ken-
neth Wheeler; program conven-
er,LMrs. William Coultes; Christ-
ian citizenship and community
friendship, Mrs.. Lewis Stone-
house; supply, Mrs. Sam Pletch;
pianist, Mrs. George Johnston;
social convener, Mrs. • Robert
Grasby.
Group leaders are Mrs. Ross
Anderson, • Mrs. William Coultes
and Mrs. Cliff Logan.
Homes for. meetings in 1973:
January, Mrs. Harold -Vincent;
February, Mrs. Murray Logan;
April, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse;,
May, Mrs. George Michie; June,
Mrs. Cliff Branton; July, no
meeting; August, Mrs. Jack Tay-
lor; September, Mrs.. Jake Muil-
wyk October, Mrs: George John-
ston ; November, Mrs. Laura
Johnston; December, Mrs. Bert
Johnston. • •
«Fhe next meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Harold Vin-
cent with Mrs. Ross Anderson's
group in charge of the program,
Mrs. William Coultes' group •the
worship, and Mrs. Cliff Logan the
lunch.
Mrs. Ross Anderson's 'group
served lunch.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
GORRIE — Mrs: Perry Strong,
leader, Mrs. Peter Keil, Mrs.
Thomas Templeman and Mrs.
Bryan Pyke and 18 members of
the Brownies were guests of the
Fordwich Brownies at a . Christ-
mas party in Fordwich United
Church.
CUB PARTY
GORRIE The Goirie-Wroxe-
ter Group 1, of the Cubs with Mrs.
John Gibson, "Akela" assisted by
Michael Gibson, Danny Newton,
Douglas Gibson,, . Mrs. Keith
Small and Mrs. Ken McMichael
held their Christmas party in the
.community hall here on Thurs-
day evening with 31 attending.
�1►�',�� �' I� ay its message of
joy and peace
remain with you and yours, always.
from the management and staff
The Canadian imperial
ay you and yours be greatly blessed by tbe.
- spiritual radiance of Christmas. To know
and serve you- is our sincere Pleur
Heartiest -
wishes for
you and, the family
ifor the merriest
Yuletide evert
LeRoy Jackson
PLUMBING and HEATING
191 Josephine St. Phone 357.2904
St's time
to rejoice
and sing
carols of
goodwill
to men.
Stainton Hardware
(Wingham) Limited