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Eleven tables were- in play at the
Wingham Legion Hall last Monday
evening.
Enema Sturdy was high lady and
John King, high man. Olive McKay
had the most lone hands and
Priscilla Bray was low lady. Betty
Burley (playing as a man) was low
man.
A few draw prizes were awarded
to Norma Hamilton, Margaret King,
Agnes Williamson, Irene Bosman
and Irima Edgar. The Legion will
hot a shoot party on Monday, Jan.
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407TH ANNIVERSARY ® This Friday, Dec. 30, marks the 40th wed-
ding anniversary of Adrian and Anna Keet of Wingham. The celebra-
tion took place last month at Ingersoll, where the couple resided be-
fore • moving .to Wingharn -14 years ago. Father Crunican conducted
ery%es at Sacred Heart Church, Ingersoll, where close friends and
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amily shared the time of special remembrance. A reception follow-
ed. Guests from Wingham, Teeswater, Woodstock, London, li goer-
coil, Turkey Point, Dunnville and Langford Mills were. received.
Chalmers Sunday School
holds Christ
Whitechurch — The Sunday School
children of Chalmers Presbyterian
Church held their Christmas concert
Dec. 18 in the church basement, with
a large attendance. Rev. John
Neilson was chairman and the
Sunday School superintendent was
pianist for the program.
Michael Irwin gave the welcome
recitation and the opening chorus
was followed by Karen Elliott's pre -
Minister opens
home to group
Rev. John Vaudry and Mrs.
Vaudry welcomed the Three Ms of
St.' Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, to their home recently for
•:the -group's_ Christmas ,meeting.
President Alex Robertson presided.
Each member made a con-
tribution toward the entertainment
which resulted in a varied program
of readings, musical selections and
singing, Gordon Wall played several
numbers on the violin, accompanied
by Betty Richardson at the piano.
An interesting update on 1988 was
given by Doris Bushell. On
recycling, she said, "Wouldn't it be
wonderful if we could learn, to
recycle time?"
The devotions were presented by
Jami a Shirley Donaldson, . Mr. -
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Wallace* Riebardson and
Robertson. Through dialogue
• arid', song, -the Christmas. story was
I' icted in a Atnique way: They
stressed theimportance of not losing
the true meaning of Christmas
daring all the festivities. -
Mr. Vaudry led an interesting dis-
cusSinn on the current Quebec
language law. After partaking of
refreshments of Christmas goodies,
Jim Wilson sang "Bless This
House'' . yh)
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one's own self. •
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
school class with "Little Baby
Jesus". Mrs. Ross showed the film,
"Christmas Raccoons", foilowed-by-
a short play, "A Party .for Jesus", by
-Mrs. Kathleen Elliott's class. This
was followed by a short film called
"Christmas Eve"'. Mrs: Clifford
Laidlaw's class presented "The
Gifts of the Magi" and Heather
-Campbell gave a. recitation, "Christ-
mas Night".
A Christmas pageant, "The Bells
of Christmas", was presented by the
entire Sunday School. The audience
joined in carols throughout the
pageant. 'Corey Rintoul gave the
closing recitation and closing
choruses were sing. -Santa arrived
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Mr. and Mrs. Tony Verbeek, and
family of Creemore were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Don Ross.
Mr. and Mrs-. John Scheeringa and
Meagan moved last week from
Brampton to Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Falconer and
Jackie visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Pardon.
Turkey bingo
is held in hall
BLUEVALE - Christmas came
early this .year in Bluevale! At least
it did for the winners of :the annual
Christmas bingo held last Tuesday
in the hall;
Prizes varied from cash to turkeys
to toys. The winners were Marianne
Warwick, Helen MacFarlane, Brian
Walker, Pat Mathers, Shannon
McBurney, Catherine Adams,Helen
MacFarlane, Shirley Nicholson,
Angie Fischer, :Julie, Elston, • Terry
Matz, Mandy Sellers, Shawn Nichol-
son, Shirley Nicholson and Linda
Walker.
No Christmas gathering wouldbe
complete`. withnut a visit from the
jolly old fellow himself — Santa
Claus., Santa= bad the 'children
beaming with excitementtheysat
on his , knee; whispering their
thoughts to him,.
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distributed, asking these m attend-
ance what they world like see in the
area irr.term[s of activities.
With over 100 people in attend-
ance, the evening was a tremendous
success and a credit to the Bluevale
Recreation Committee.
SAN MEETINGS
Early, in 1920, Dr. Stewart, the
Huron ,Medical Health Officer, or-
dered schools, colleges, churches,
picture houses, public libraries and
opera houses closed and all
meetings cancelled until further
notice. The step was taken to guard
against the spread of influenza and
grippe which was prevalent in the
'vkinity. Be .also requested parents
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