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Dunlop Group No. 1
ottlrifularrr 'IS extended, to' probably' ' in Stratford: 10'`givil:W.haCthey: leaders
arry Dykstra and family in. represent the school will 11".'-e°1eTI:n4C117.1fst nwe;ith,Brindley
e „pasahrg Brent Fisher, Cathy it“s' the. choirs kept singing presented apanel discussion
otherrecently., .4. Scheer:a aker and Conniecon pros .0f con-
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• .,:$:•••••4', winis..(in a tip)., .the little boy shepherd' with .
BENIV,140#VOScgitt,"'''.• his am •1 in his arins paused .vnien" f°°1:4"
Group No. s•-2 "Graine, ofIt is bristmastlme—time
.The:ctirrStmas Concert was
r ente#airiing; C.htistmis'
held "••4e,.. the school Monday and wanted to giVe his gift of •
•lamb to tire Christ child.
, evening, December 20. Many • ;2 • .!Life" With ;leaders Dorothy
.Feagan and Helen Fisher,
oncerts.andvisitintitietids• Oats hiaYedthe d Tue,• Fortain Closed but the
. . , turned. ou .7 their the curtain was drawn , on pros and cons -of packaged
presented a panel discussion
enariller,",•,-1.1niteit-,,•thii'cii.b- '. • i t :- stormsee- •44 chOht'heif'Shiging and when ' '.
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eld •',1t6Y:,.. 'S'..uridaY,-;:;,§01toirl. children---•.w-ho- .performed pertneMed , mixes,With all the group
. ' ,:,:,,, • , , 7 showed •''.- the babe in --tusi& • , , ._
hristmas ' coneert;',"W' En0.,-. wonderfully ' .,& 6, . • taking'part. .."'
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hurch basement ...54*(14' , Principal .' John Kane, in `'INT...
venin December 18:;' .. , "; - presided and welcomed *all, • The angel and tho ShepherdGroup 14Q. 3 "Flaky Four"
This start**.lth,a;4011Y - giving great praise to his boyezhadhreught hit lamb, the with leader Ruben n Brindley
t io4k':$14:00#,,plyi*$ttreilAs ;students. He ',made special Three ' Wise men , had zeme had an Exhibit, "Three Ways
et • friends' .,'40:0101LIOle4, . mention to John • Westbrook •and Mary and 1 Joseph were with Rice- with Patty
oinedln'the'pktriltleSWhile ' Who Was presented with a'gift there and as the singing Brindley as commentator. • • -
he grown-ups did _the, dishes- . in .-appreciation ... of his four continued 'the traveller, •
nd set everything in order;: : YearS, as School Trustee.' on • rainier ' and girl With her Group N�. 9 "Bran -Babies"
he Rev. John Wood delighted ' the Board of Education. Mrs. - floWeriS. . returned bringing with leaders ' Mrs.'• Bert
is congregation witivik0047 $fiirley';:' Hailitt. the new what they had for the Christ • Dougherty and Mrs. Elwin
ecital, :: - 7 - ' :''; :.i';' ' : : 7 : ,.:. r : ;.Truste Trustee . on the Board was, ,Child. The Love • of Christ F'eagan had an .• exhibit
Russell - ••. IS ernit hata'.-' 'introduced and welcomed as draws alt to Him.,ft Was' . "Three ways with rice", . •
. „.
uperlittendent of Sunday
was Mr. dames Coulter, Area a Splendid perforretance. -
chock • was 2 chairman and .Superintendent. • . ,, Grades •2 and 3 presented . The awards presented were
pened the program with the The curtain owes drawn . "Santa -Letters to" which was gratefully received . and
rimary class, -with 'Dorothy revealing a Painted scene of a pleasing skit, .Grades 4 and appreciated by the recipients.
isher as teacher, giving the shepherds tending their 5 had the closing number , Tiger Dunlop 4-H ;LehderS
any humorous -recitations. , flockS on the Bethlehem hills "Christmas :Fantasy" Which and girls -receiving awards
There were piano, solos by: while the star shone in the was a visit to lollypop land. were: - 4H ,Chib Leadership
everal of the children with , . heavens, and on the platform Children : were dressed as Award for five years; Mrs.
hristmns. :S4itS by Phyllis ' baby Jesus lay in hisprib. . angels, snowflakes,' candles, Gerald. Feagan, RR 5, and
eagari - and Doreen Willis . -The ‘,coneert, ' ripened' with wooden, • . toy-, Soldiers, -Miss Rubena Brindley RR 6,
lassei, all of which ' Were 'Grade 5 singing three French Christmas trees, candy who• had 11 Projects; County -
ery entertaining and : songs which was followed by . canes,the' rnichanitat. HenourS__, for . six proJeCts;
resented the Christmas : the. Kindergarten. ' Children; waltzing doll, Jack -in -the- Lorna Young; RR 3; Connie ,
essage in various ways. • ., who are always npleaSure to box, ,Jack Frost,, mouse and . Baer, RR 5, Brenda Feagan
This was climaxed with the see, singing .. 'several the cat, Santa and his wife. RR 4.; Monica Young RR 3;
lay "Setting Santa Straight" ' Christmas Carols While they Six little' -girls in their. Provincial 1-lonours, Mary
y Clare Ann Jewell's class. ;.. also acted as a rhythm band nightgowns • and carrying Van Diepen,- R1 6; Advance
Of course- Santa appeared keeping time to their singing. candies were - looking for . Honours • for • 18 projects,
ith his Petrel humorous wit - Grade. 1 pupils sang and lollypop. land and in their ' ,Norinne Brindley, RR 5._
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