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THE KINDERGARTEN students of the East Wawanosh and explained what each letter meant to them. It gave the
Public School opened their annual Christmas Concert on audience a flimpse of what the holiday season means
December 15, by spelling out the word Merry Christmas through the eyes of small children.
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I o • Stephen and Renee of Missis-
0 0 Or o sauga spent the weekend with his
0 parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
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0 o weekend visitors with Mr. and
o Love and l o yo Mrs. Herson Irwin were Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Nethery of Burlington,
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'hednnann
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p and d a Mr. and Mrs. Scott
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a , Reid, Pamela and Brian of Wing-
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aO heartfelt ham, Bill Irwin, Sandra and Jef-
thank you 'fray of Goderich.
. ` too . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Minick
o 4 and family, Miss Gail Mayberry,
060 o and Brian Storer of Kitchener, ,
° 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. David Hanna and
O family of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Mayberry and family of
Londesboro, Miss Judy Cook and =_
Randy McLean of Godcrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Cook and Eric of A CH R I STMAS Ey E SU R RR IS E wai one of the pageants presented by the students at the
O , RR 1, Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. East Wawanosh ..J?vblic School for their concert on Wednesday 15. Kindergarten and
o _ _ o Greg Cook of Belgrave; Mr. and grades 1 and 2 gave us a peek at the toys and excitement inside Santa's workshop before
Mrs. Wayne Hopper and girls of Christmas.
RR 5, Brussels were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and • • •
Mrs. Hanna. Tree trimming precedes UCW meeting
W. and Mrs. James Johnston `�
of Weiland spent a couple of days BEL ORE—The December gifts between secret pals took ture was from Matthew's Gospel.
with Mr..and Mrs. Bert Johnston meeting of the McIntosh UCW place. Mrs. Elmer Haskins pre- A meditation titled "The Best
and attended the funeral of their was held in the church basement. sented Mr. and Mrs. Park with a Gift of All' was read by Mrs.
brother, Mr. Harvey J9hnston of A tree -trimming party preceded poinsettia from the UCW. A draw Darling. Devotions were closed
Clinton. ai delicious turkey dinner which for secret pals for ign was made. with prayer.
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served at 12 noon. Eighteen These festivities were followed
The Belgrave Post Office will members: Rev. and Mrs. Park by a devotional period which was The roll call was "My secret
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<,>.. • ,. - H � � Friday, �,{asy. De�mbtr �!, and one child sat down to a hn � _- conducted Mrs. Alan Darting. � a71a
and Friday, December 31, at 4 '-dinner and all the trimmings. Devotions opened with the sing- Haskins was in charge of the pro-
p.rR There will be no mail pickup,. After dinner an exchange of ing of "Silent Mmht" and scrip -
gram and intiroduceii! a film
after 12 noon ow1hose days. It win shown by Mr. Park titled "The
' also be closed December 25 and Prince of Peace".
December 27. This was
the story of Jesus
The Belgrave ,Library will be � birth from the time Mary was
closed Saturday, December 25;' the
and Saturday, January 1. `� J $people she�and Joseph �and �the baby
Jews fled to Egypt. The carol,
j J everywhere Joy to the World", sung.
treverently The offering was received and
i GLAD Y ( dedicated. Mrs. Ivan Mawhinney
�� celebrate the read two poems, ,Christmas
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TIDINGS
Trees" and "The Forgotten 8uth of Christ, Thedent. Mrs. E.
thanked the ladies for
we pause ;and their support during the two
give thanks for � she was and
i Bis wondrous same way the incoming presi_
dent. Mrs. Mawhinney.
teachings. a Mr. and Mrs. P � a duet,
card,very
A/ y "Aihrang". A card-singcon
eluded the meeting. The mapsh
benediction was said in unison.
Christmas
After the meeting several
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_ ells al r ` Christmas deer boxes were
packed for the senior citizens and
joyously from shut-ins of the community and
ever) tilessings delivered.
c urch towers evewl'iere \\
spreading a message of Peace. I
We say thanks for their I
jubilant message. 9
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Drearns of the Sugar Plum
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fill the night. Ma -v all _your
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Go Best Wishes
For The Festive
Season
MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING YOU AN
ABUNDANCE OF GOOD
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
.... Audrey and Bob McKinley