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A044 04es a 'kf?4efx , fateµ
;dies.
Mr: and Mrs...Oaa t ,att'i�-
weld, -'110icliael and. Jlatn%gid" +p
'111,4tford, spent -the 2#t, h'ctay
oWilth her parents, M'r, and Mrs.
Galen 'TO Taylor,
Mr arnd Mrs.• ' r ;1_d Ada ns•
d
Mr, and Mxup Donn Jardine
siva Christmas ‘day., with Mr.
'and Mrs. Sidney Isar , ng.
M. and Mrs. 1nalld. • Pent
land of .North -BV spent the
;h:o day . with •her: mother, Mrs
,Charles $tnaulgh ari.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Helllinga,
Hank and Elizabeth _spent
;Christmas day at Seafcn tih. with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal.
t;er Wiern nn. '
Mr. and Mrs—Sidney .Lansing
0 were guest last Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Johin Pipe of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Llotyd"Hu:mph-
retys spent the holiday -with his
father, • Mr. liumI hreys, Mr:
and Mrs. Don Huunphreys and_
Miss May
Humphreys at "°Paris
and her sister, Mrs. Ross Law-
•?-----less,
aw-
• —...---Iess, Mr. Lawless' and family at
St. Catharines.
Mr. and Mas. Oliver Ander-
and Mr.
liiam Anderson of Landon, Ts.
Edgar Lawson and Miss E a
Mullah were -guests on Christ-
,
rnas Day with Mr. " and Mrs.
Worthy Fowler and . family,
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Davies visit-
ed last week with her sister,
- Mrs. Cliff Bastla, and Mr. Basbla
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A•ltlikan of
Toronto, Miss Donna ..$mith±t
Guelph, and Mr. John Hamil-
ton of_ the University of Water -
11 were guests over the ho ii -
day rwi'th Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
conne:l and Diane spent C nt-
mas Day at the ham of their
daughter, Mrs. Louis Blake, Mr.
Blake, Faye and Maryanne at
Brussels.
Misses Mary Houston, H•amil-
,.� ,.ixgl, . ,1\11”.„Jean HatLstc ,. ��?r-
onto, and Miss Jean J r ieson,
,Toronto. were guests with Mr:
•:a}id,;,, ,Mrs. Jahn Houston, on
,Christmas .pay.
Mrs. Doran of Wexford is
visiting her ion, Bert, Mrs,
Doran, Jane and. Michael for
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.Mrs. nd Boli"' t htur and
a Art:
Jayne spent Christmas Dad with
his sister, Mrs.` Gordon Will,
Mr. Wali and family at Lai g-
sdde. •
Mr. Ronald Arthur of Lam_
bah had the misfortune to•have
_ __ his- arn'n -fractured whit - play-
ing
laying hockey, tlhe, same arm that
was fractured. last winter.
°
The Auburn C.G.I.T. met in
the Sunday school room of the
cchturch with the first vide -presi-
dent, Margaret Sanderson, in
tharge. Miter the. call tb wor-
ship a hymn -.WIS. sung 'With
Bett Moss at the piano. 'The
Serii�ture was . read by Diane
Kiiinconnell. The offering was
(received by Mary Sanderson
and dedicated. A Bide quiz
araddmill o on Chrisgtmas wasgiven by the assistant leader,
Miss Barbara Sanderson, and
the .girls were asked to 'bring..
Ideas to dile next mettint on
how they wisthed to celebrate
the 50th ,arrnlversiary of C..G.I.T.
work in Canada. The roll call -
was answered by each girt tell-
ing what she- thought was a'
perfect Christmas. Plans were
completed for stale Christmas
Eve oarotF singing. The leader,
Mrs. B ndnack. ',grave the tole
and study on .-rnMaking plans for
the New Year and how each
1 s11iould 'Pr'e'pare herself • for
higher ideas for church; for
- home and school. The meeting
was closed by singing, Silent
Night, ,Holy Night.
School Concert
The pupils of S.S. No. 16 and
their teadher, Mrs. Sidpey; Lan-
sing, presented• their annual
Christmas concert in the s+ciiool-
bouae cin Bait Wawanosth. Chair-
man was .M Nelson Patterson.
The. singing of Thee Queen and
choruses opened the program.
A welcome recitation. was given
by Barbara Emgpey and a reci ta-
tionl A Little Boy's Speech,
was given by Eric . Nonkes.
Other nrumber§ on the program
were: solo, Mark Lockhart; dia-
logue; recn'tration, ' Carol Gross;
Rhyithm Brand selection; poem,
Diane Popp; 'chorus by the Jun-
iors;. recitations by De brie Pat-,.-.
terson and9.Cindy Nethery; duet,
Cheryl 4 1 atterinn and Ne0
Lockhart; recitations thy Cathy
MdCllinchey and Rickey Patter-
son; chairman's address; a play,
Waiting for the _Train; recita-
tions by Robert Popp and Doug-
las Popp; two-part choruses; re=
ciltaitior by Jackie Nonke,s;
square dance number by the,
Juniors; recitation by Dale' Pat-
terson and • Marie Empey. A
splay, Henry's mail order wife,
with three scenes was given
followed by a recitation by Gil-
bert Nether' and 'the closing
Iaho:r�uses, It is. Chis has 'time,
__ ..
The red-n>oset rein,
der and—gore yes an"ta,
.taus. Santa arrived and "game
Gaut the presents and candy.
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