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.14.4 41"'9. 41"1 1."111":1711rOLIgh White Gifts:
1'4, White UM ktoP,
Vic,: i• tines he li iii We United: Church
Wonwrt'll In- 'art StInday Inalnina with the yam- ,aitul:e held it9 Christmas meeting, later, Key• la alaaltial, rte ,charge at the home .of the president, Mrs. of the tiervice.
George Hetherington on Wednes- aangt s trout the Realma of
day. The vice-president, Mrs. ;Barry ,joy to they World" .and
""Tin' fiarat Nowell." vane tin' carala
sung by the roue:reit:dim and nom-
liera ,it the School wire'
joined for thin epiadia occaakna
Mias Miry vrtig told the story
of "The lidisaing Buttons" with a,
a i ipeaI ta, 14111, t'von and fir v.
Mr. Mitchell rrail a legend. of an
old Fri mil shoemaker, ‘vhese ef-
IS FESTIVE FAliE
Elliott, conducted the meeting.
A euchre party was planned for
Christmas week and committeea
named. The roll call was answered
by each member bringing a Christ-
Inas card fora shutin. Member.;
also signed cards to be sent to
several this week.
Mrs. Alex Corrigan, Carl
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."1"ClIRISTNIAS SOCIAL Breaks Hip in
Fail at Home
`Officers Installed
Howick Branch 1i"
KNOX Until „„B..._ ATVs. Mabel Stewart,
'0 87, ..who lives alone in Carrie, fell
BELUIPAVE---Rev. W. J. Mord- at her home...aier son, Oliver, found.
MI was chairman for the 'Christ- her and mho was taken by =bu-
m. urns social and program put on by lance, to Palmerston General Hes-p. members , of Knox Presbyterian
•aii Church on Friday evening in the Phi:It:hien wher
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liip She was larteevreatieracinSa-
; i . Numbers on the program loolio..!!erredto Victoria Tie,Spltal e London. community centre.
r. aall Welcome, by Dant:an Anderson; finger plays by the nursery class,
'f, other recitations by Jillala Ander- directed by their teacher„ Mr's. Ted t'nelo'l,tt.ARle(cmnCieloak‘y, Beth and: hla Fear; recitation, Donelda anal Dan-
A Pardon and George ny Lamont; a play by the junior vi Morrion. A skit about the Christ- . nuts story, with Maine Anderson, girls; a. number by the kindergarten
class spelling out Christmas, with
Janice Anderson, Mona Pardon, Brenda Johnston and Nancy Ander-.s
Beth and Ila Scott. son, taking the duet part. They were
Rosemary Morrison sang "Away accompanied by Mrs. George -Tan-
in a Manger", accompanied by Mrs. ston, Recitation, "When Pap Is
W. J. Morrison. Ann and Ross Sick", by Wayne Hopper,
Is 'Wightman sang it duet, .accompan- The CGIT sang two carols, at:-
.. , led by Margaret Wightman.; solocompanied by -Kra J. H. Anderson;
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•i by Margaret Nicholson, accompan-Mrs. Clifford Logan .and her class
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led by Anne Wightman; Fingerhad a play; Brenda Johnston and s; mays by th e primary class, directed Nancy Anderson sang a duet, "The
by their teachers, Margaret ' and Bi ble Tells Me So," accompanied
Anne Wightmart; piano solo byby Mrs. George Johnston; Mrs. ' marg.,ra Nicholson, • Ross Higgins' class had a musical
Carol singing was .enjoyed by altnumber using flashlights, Christ-
a lunch was served, and Santa naidmas Stars, accompanied by Mrs.
6 his visit to give out his gifts andGeorge Johnston. The Hi-C group
candy. A ' ..... of young people's gave a humorous
shit; the junior boys sang ""Christ-
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I IEV Al Tine amount of Mrs. Richard DeBoer. a native of •
Holland, told in a very interesting. :'.;1,45 IvT1 ``)11°`'te`i 1•11P Ca utlffiall
manner about Christmas customs '1411.11*1'.ir iPt:;, in II"' c"nvRM recent"
in Holland. The day for gift giving 1: N time -ate teed vicinity.
is St, Nicholas' Day, December .1,1
when St. Nicholas is supposed to t
bring gifts to fill the chadren'ai itaiLAULW411.44
shoes around the fireplace. Rabbita Mr. ant ,1'l,. .fro Ilerlftdder, of
not turkey, Is the special Christmas Toronto, wrelc-end at the
fare. home of Mr. ana Mrs. Joa. Herten,
Christmas Day is observed ns it, Al recent. viilor with Mr. and
religious festival, with much sing- Mrti, Java Wieeste•ia we; their
big of carols and candelight son-`nephew, Ermas NVickstead, from
vices in churches, i Nianitoba.
Mts, Craig conducted an amusing Mr. and "Ara IVIerivith oral
Contest, aaaa:a ui aaaaa aa tateat Sunday
The hostess was assisted dri sere., with Mr. and Mrs R. .1'. McKinnon-
Ing refreshments by Mrs. W. J. Mr. rind .Jr,;. Yam Bejaia,. of
Peacock, Mrs. G. C. Mitchell and Listia ael. vi iir t Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Mrs. Edward Barnard. i Oreenti.way err Saturday.
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FROM LEE AND T11011/1 VANCE
GOJIEJE ilowlek Branch No,
ad7, Royal Canadian Legion, held
its annual installation meeting at .
Warta with District 'Commander,
Comrade Jack Bateson, of Wing-
ham, in charge of the installation'
of the new UM officers,
Twenty-five year pins were pre-
seated to Comrades George Inglis,.
James Vittie, Ed..Oilmar and (lord.
Underwood. Past president pins and
badges were presented to Comrades
Ed. Gilmar and lien Galbraith.
Also taking -part in tine installa-
tion were Comrade Fred a.Brecht,
of Durham, 1st vice-pros., Dominion
Command, and Comrade Doug An-
drews; of Clinton, Zone Commander,
District Secretary and Zone Secre-
tary and District membership
chairman Don Adams, of Wingham,
arm several other Comrades were
present from Exeter, Clinton, Wing-
ham and Durham.
I'he 1961 ()Steers are• President,
Centrade Fraser Lynn; .1st vice,
Comrade Earl Ettinger; 2nd vice,
Comrade Win. Smith; Sgt. at arms,
Caimrade Thos. Ritchie; secretary,
Comrade fleeter Hamilton; treasur-
er, Comrade Jack Clarke; chaplain,
Comrade :James Clark; welfare
officer, Comrade Mel Allan; public
relations officer, Comrade George
Inglis; steward. Comrade Robert
Harkness; color hearers, Comrades
Gordon Underwood, James Vittie;
executive cantle t toe • Comrades
Ken Galbraith,' Md. Oilman and
James Clark.
fiORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart visit-
cd Mrs. Mabel Stewart in Victoria.
Hospital, London, on Sunday.
Mrs. Burns .Stewart, treasurer of
the Bible Society, reports the can-
vass is slow in coming in and urges
canvassers to complete their can-
vass before the New Year.
A~iTLN~NCE
mar Bells," accompanied by Mrs.
George Johnston; Clifford Coupes
gave two readings; Calvin Robin- Arf ANNEJAL coNcERT Rossson, AlbdeeitrsoBnieamn.ca
l nitottbil=
formed a harmonica band and ren-
I3FJL(iIIAVI' - A capacity crowddered. several lively numbers, go-
of parents and friends gathered incompaniod by Mrs, Albert Bleman,
tit: .Foresters Hall on Friday even- The final numbers were a play
ing for the annual Christmas con-"The Photographer's Troubles"
mat put on by the members of the with Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs.
Sunday School of Knox UnitedRoss Robinson and George John-
Church. Rev. J Anderson, wasston, and the closing chorus by the
chairman. senior classes. Santa arrived to give
Numbers on the program includ-out gifts and candy and the even-
ed: Opening chorus by the janioring closed with the National An-
members of the Sunday School;them.
Johnston and Mrs. Mel Craig were . forts to ace the 'Master were at last
conveners of the Christmas pro- rewarded,
gram, which Included the singing! The choir a Christmas UtInt-
of familiar Christmas carols. Betty her "that ti'ea the Hinz", directed
Hetherington sang a solo. Mrs. by Mrs. alien ,Johnston, organist-
Craig told the story of how "Little:. The Sunday Schwa pupils pre'.
Town of Bethlehem" was written .1-ientud their eiftli, which will be
by the famous American minister,. aent La the Fred Victor Home in
Ray. Phillips Brooks, after his trip Termite iplp the ncedy who ge-t
to the .Holy Land. Mrs. Carl J•ilia- ant ,. there. Donations of
ston spoke of the hymn, "Gentle MOrivy Vit`ft• arl.aa remixed,
Mary Laid Her Child", written by
Rev, Jos. Cook, a former Method-'
ist minister in Bluevale. itaolleCt
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