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Christmas decorations
adorned the church and
made a colourful setting for
the service in the United
Church Sunday morning.
Mr, Paul Schott speaking
on the subject "What's the
distance" asked his
listeners, How would you
answer, if asked, how far to
Bethlehem?
How far is Bethlehem from
us, would we be willing to
leave our duties and follow
the star like the shepherds
and wise men or would we
say we haven't the time.
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A Christmas Wish for you is this... Not only a
day, but a year of bliss ; not only the joy of
gifts and giving but also the gift of the Joy of
Living.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
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Christmas is the greatest
truth of Eternity. The
children's story "Christmas
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Kippen U.C.W. met in St
Andrew Church, Tuesday.
The meeting began with a
delicious pot luck supper-
given by the losing side in
the attendance contest..
Business of the meeting
revealed that Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper and Mrs. Edison
McLean had delivered the
shut-in boxes, that $20 had
been donated to the Leprosy
Mission and that Arc In-
dustries needed more
volunteers reported by Mt
Keith Lovell,
Mrs, D.E. Kyle. the out-
going president thanked
everyone for the co-
operation she had received
during her term of office.
Mrs. Keith Lovell gave
courtesy remarks. Mrs.
John Cooper and Mrs. John
Anderson were hostesses of
the evening.
During the program
Heather McLean con-
tributed a poem she had
composed. Mrs. Edison
McLean and daughter
Heather gave an amusing
and worthwhile skit on the
"busyness" of Christmas,
The devotion was a
beautifule candle-lighting ser
vice conducted by Mrs.
David Turner.
Personals
Mary Blom and Rita
Blom, twin daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Bloni
graduated November 16
from I,ongheed Business
College, Kitchener as ex-
ecutive secretaries. Both
have secured positions in
Waterloo.
Flowers were placed in St
Andrews Church. Kippen in
memory of Mrs. Joseto:
(Mae) Dayrnan by her fami-
ly.
Mt. Carmel
ladies meet
Members of the Mount
Carmel CWL held a recent
meeting at the House of
Ceramic's, Dashwood for a
tour and explanation of
ceramics, then on to the Mt.
Carmel School gym for their
meeting,
A new member, Kim
McCann was welcomed to
the C.W.L. meeting.
December 5, the Mt.
Carmel C.W.L. meet at ARC
Industries, Dashwood for
their monthly meeting, with
40 ladies attending. After a
tour of ARC a luncheon was
enjoyed and the meeting
followed in the cafeteria.
Four ladies were
presented an arrangement of
dried flowers, for having
perfect attendance this year,
They were Dorothy Dietrich,
Theresa Glavin, Diane Kaak
and Helene Regier.
in six languages" was told by
Mr. Schott
Persona Is
This coming Sunday the
Sunday School will present
their Christmas program
during the morning service.
All the ladies are asked to
provide the lunch, sand-
wiches and cookies, which
will be served in the church
schoolrooms following the
service.
Monday December 24 at 8
p.m. their will be a Christ-
mas Eve Carol service in the
United Church, Please plan
to attend this service.
Santa Claus paid a visit to
the village Sunday at noon as
he passed through with the
Huron Park Santa Claus
parade.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Kooy
attended the Canadian
Canners banquet and dance
at the Exeter Legion Hall,
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kooy,
Bonnie and Clyde attended
the 40th wedding an-
niversary celebration for
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber
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