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Wingham Advanee'$,Times, Thursday, Dec. 2$, 3,965
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..May the true spirit
of the first Christmas
shine brightly
in your
heart today
and .everyday.
BI,"4gsinqs ... CIhu1mAs
VEi.MA & ANDY SCOTT
BONDI'S RESTAURANT
4
1341,
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NIGHT SCHOOL classes are proving popu-
lar with the 50 students registered at the
Howick Central. Classes are sponsored by
the Norwell District High School Board for
students of the Gorrie, Fordwich, Wroxeter
area. Mrs, Carl Gibson, R. R. 3, Moore-
field, instructs a class of women in the
beginners` sewing class.—Cantelon Photo.
Management and Staff
Maitland RedFmMix
Concrete Products Ltd.
L1STO WEL
291-4320
TEES WA TER
392-6881
TWELVE LADIES are enrolled in the millinery class at the
night school classes at the Howick Central School, In-
structor Mrs. Forrest Gilmer, of Moorefield, models a hat
on Mrs. Bruce Robertson, of Gorrie, wife of the principal
of the school.—Photo by Cantelon.
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A Christmas Prayer
May the spirit of Christmas remain in all men's
hearts so that hope and peace and love shall prevail
over our land and all other lands on earth,
DE, BERTHA AND
THE STAFF
LADIES' WEAR
Unit Entertains
Former Members
WROXETER—Mrs. Thomas
O'Krafka was in charge of the
program for the Christmas meet-
ing of the Harmony Unit, held
in the basement of the church.
Meditation was followed by an
interesting Christmas topic in-
terspersed with familiar carols.
Mrs. Edwin Martin was pianist.
Several readings were given.
Mrs. Cecil Yeoman read the
secretary's report and Mrs. John
McLean gave the treasurer's re-
port. The Christmas stockings
were filled for the Ontario Hos-
pital by Mrs. Vernon Hupfer
and Mrs. Cecil Yeoman, with
each member contributing to-
ward the cost.
Two pedestals to match the
communion table are on order.
The meetings will be held at
the church next year instead of
at individual homes.
Mrs. O'Krafka conducted
recreation including an action
reading, several games which
tested the players' dexterity and
skill, and charades. Small
gifts were exchanged.
Twenty-four ladies, mem-
bers and former members, sat
down to luncheon at a beauti-
fully decorated table. They
were served by Mrs. Ronald Mc-
Michael, Mrs, Dorothy Gibson
and Mrs. Cecil Yeoman.
...and our heartfelt
gratitude for your kind
friendship and
patronage during the year.
EINNEG.AN'.S GROCERY
DIAGONAL ROAD
PHONE 357-3180
Zhi,z Christmas
We greet you and
:.visit you an abundance
of the season's joy,
JOHNSTON'S
DRUG STORE
As we approach the peace
and quiet of the Holy Night may His
love fill your heart with joy and happiness.
t"his Christmas, we
sincerely wish
for you ail the joys and
blessings of the
season. May abiding peace
and happiness be yours.
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