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and Mrs. Proctor Palmer and at-
tended the, Christening of their
grandson, Roland ' Palmer Gerig,
st n':of Me. and Mrs. Rioland Gerig,
Oshawa, which took" place in Hol-
mesVflle United Church.
Cests on New Years' Day wit
Mrs, J. B. MacMath were: M
nd Mrs. Don. Rutherford arid -Day
Ingersoll; Mr.
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Bronson Line; Mr. and Mrs. Ewa
Ross and John, and 'the former
ather, Mr. E. Ross,'Cornwall,'Ont
ctio, who left on Sunday for• To
onto where he will spend a .f
days with relatives, before return
ng to his home. Mr. Ross ha
been the guest' of Mr. and Mrs
Ewan Ross fdr the past week.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs, Roland Gerig an
on, Oshawa, were Christina
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Procto
Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo. an
orally were the guests on Christ <
mas Day of Mrs. Yeo's mother
Mrs. C. Bissett, Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cudmore an
Paul, silent Christmas Day witl
Mr. Cudmore's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, John Cudmore, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Ross and
ohn, spent the Christmas week-
en'i near Cornwall, the guest of
Mr, Ross's parents Mr. and Mrs.
T. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grigg -and
amity• and Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd
and and Lucille were Christmas
nests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pot-
r,eClinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson,
ondon, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Town, Detroit, were Christmas
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Gliddon.
On Sunday, December 27, in
olmesville United Church, Rev.
Hugh C. Wilson christened Roland
P. Gerig, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oland-GerigeOshawa', and' gran'ti'=
on of Mr, and Mrs. Proctor Pal-
er. •
School Concert
The annual Christmas concert
Of the Eolmesville School was
eld Monday night, December 21.
El Grigg was chairman, and
the evening opened with the sing -
g of "0 Canada." The program
onsisted of an "Opening Chorus,"
with a recitation of welcome giv-
e by Marilyn Yeo., Recitations
ere given by Bobby Norman and
Ji, McCullough. The plays
What Christmas Meant for Joh-
y" was presented by the jun-
Is, and "The Holmesville Gentle-
an's Aid" was presented by the
mors.
An operetta "Heigh' Ho Holly"
as put on with all the pupils tak-
g part. Short talks were given
y the chairman and by Nelson
Tiewartha, a former teacher at
olmesville school, and by Rev. H.
Wilson, Clinton, minister in
e Holmesville United Church,
The seven Grade 8 pupils sang
Won't Be Long Till Christmas."
he junior pupils sang 'Jolly Old
Nicholas" and the. seven pup -
sang "Snowy White Snow" and
he Jolly Old Man." A dance
the puniors "If T Could Have
Windmill" was enjoyed and a
ware dance "Pop Goes theWeas-
' by the senior pupils with Vic -
r Corran as caller, called for an
core.
The program came to an end
tic a closing chorus and a good
ght poem by Freddy Tyndall,
d then Santa came to distribute
g"eat pile of gifts that had sur-
unded the Christmas tree. Credit
r the entire program goes to
ml Ann Shaddock teacher at
e school and to Miss Ruth r Glaz-
pianist for the evening.
Pupils of the school that took
rt are: Mary Helen Yee, Elean-
c Cullough, Barry Wilson, Frances
Victor
orran, Douglas Norman, Bobby
igg, Ted McCullough, Barbara
eo, Leonard Wilson, Franklin
eo, Dominique Gahivciler, Paul
udmore, .Cathie Potter, Bonita
illiame, arion Leibold, Jimmy
cCrlllough, Bobby Norman, Don -
Yeo, Johnny Taylor, Mary
Sq John Ross, Marilyn Yea,
MI McClinchey, Eric Gahwei-
r, Bfliy Hutchins, .Douglas Mc-
ullough,, Berthen Cruickshanks,
d Freddy Tyndall, Mrs. E, Wen-
rf IS music teacher for the
dol,
Party at Church
The Christmas party for the
Su School and Mission Band
Holme-sviile United Church was
ld in the Sunday School rooms
Tuesday afternoon, December
The program was prepared
d- put on by the Mission Band,
d Mary Helen Yeo played the '
ono for the carol singing. The
issioi Bari president, Mary
utch,ns, presided, and thse tak-
ils pert were Barbara Yeo, Cath -
Potter, Frances McCullough,
Bobby Grigg, Eleanor Yeo, Doug-
las Norc'nart• and Paul Cudmore. A
'few contests were enjoyed, and
.then lunch was served. To eom-
;plete a happy afternoon Christ-
mas gifts were distributed to the
children.
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,. . - , ,. I?.. night was well attend-
Oii Christmas Eve at the v'ar- . ed:: A' good' programme was giv-
rtai�l;Tnited Church; lie T, J:'Pitt- en and the pupils- gave a very
conducted a service, „ tine account of themselves. Mrs.
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The- January meeting -Of the. Love the music instructor. and.
'United Church Mission, Sand »un- Was a Christmas tree, and gifts
der the leadership of; Mrs: W,; T. I were= presented by Santa to the
MCAsh and Mrs, Robert Taylor , eager children. '
iras' held . op Sunday morning
January 3.
Guest Soloist
At both Varna and GoShen
United Churches on'December
27, `John G W. Pitt who was
spending, the'' Christmas holidays
with his' parents at the United
Church manse, Varna, sang' ''O
Holy Night". He has since ee-
turned to St. John's Newfound-
land.
Watch Night
At Goshen United Church a
watch -night service was conduct-
ed by the minister on New Year's
Eve. "It was encouraging. to find,
people willing to spend the-dos-
irig hour of the. old year in the
house of God.'The watch -night
service needs to be revived in
every community," The 18th'
century hymn of. Charles Wesley
"Come Let Us Anew our Journey
Pursue", brought .the service to
a close a few minutes after the
New Year began. The church
bell was rung as the old year
passed away.
On Christmas Sunday, Decem-
ber 20, a- pageant entitled "The
First Christmas Morn", was pre-
sented in the United Church,
Varna, by the Woman's Associa-
tion. A' large congregation was
present. Mrs. John McAsh dir-
eeted the• pageant; and Mrs.
Ralph Stephenson was the org-
anist and accompanist.. The musi-
cal numbers were sung by a
choir consisting' of members of
the W A assisted by others. Those
taking part in the pageant
were; Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mary;
Robert Taylor, Joseph; Miss
Margaret McClymont, the angel;
Mrs. W. T. McAsh, Anna; Mrs,
Charles Reid, Beulah; Gary Mc -
Ash, Beulah's son. Robert Reid
took the part of an innkeeper.
The two Roman soldiers were
portrayed by Ivan McClymont
and Kenneth Stephenson, whilst
the shepherds were. Ron Taylor
and Ron Coleman. Mrs. Percy
Johnston was the reader.
The church had been tastefully
decorated for the Christmas sea-
son. The pageant was well re-
ceived and enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
School Concerts
Christmas concerts were given
by the pupils of the public
schools of the neighbourhood be-
fore the Christmas holidays. The
Varna village school concert was
held on Monday, December 21
in the township ball before a
large audience. The programme
reflected great credit en the
pupils taking part and those re-
sponsible for their training: Mrs,
C. Talbot, teacher; Miss Love,
music teacher. Santa Claus ar-
rived in time to distribute gifts
to the pupils and others.
The concert held on Saturday,
December 19 in No. 7 Parr Line,
which had to be postponed on
account of stormy wester the
, SS 3, Bayfield Road, held its
concert on Monday,' December
21, Mr..Nesbit is the teacher,
under whose leadership an :int-
eresting programme was present-
ed by the pupils. There was
also a Christmas tree. Great
praise is due to the teachers, of
our ane-rootn schools who devote
a. great deal of time to the train-
ing of their pupils for these
annual concerts. The time is by
no means wasted, as the train-
ing contributes to the self-con-
fidence of the children and the.
development of •personality. Then
again, what would Christmas be
Without them?
To round off the concerts, the
Varna United' Church Sunday
School held a concert on ,Wed-
nesday, December 23, when
some item from the concerts al-
ready reported were repeated.
Santa Claus was again very gen-
erous with his gifts.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren
spent Christmas with relatives in
Clinton.
John Passmore -spent the Christ-
mas holidays with members of his
family in Delhi.
Mrs.' Hazel Welsh and Wayne
have taken up residence in their
new home in Exeter.
Miss Bernice Jinks, London,
spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Jerry and Allan, spent the Christ-
mas holidays with relatives in
Tiverton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess spent
Christmas with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
McCloy, Kathy, Jimmy and Chris-
tine, Toronto.
Congratulations to Mrs. Grant
CowanIock, Lambeth (nee Velma
Ferguson, Hensel!), and Mrs. El-
gin Hendrick, Dashwood (nee Pat-
sy Mitchell, Hensall) who have
been notified that they have suc-
cessfully passed their examinat-
ions as Registered Nurses. Both
are 1953 graduates of the School
of Nursing at Victoria Hospital,
London.
Miss Eleanor Cook, Hensall, also
a 1953 graduate of the School of
Nursing at Victoria Hospital suc-
cessfully passed her examination'
as R.N. some -weeks ago,
lteboltahs' Party
The regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge 349 was held in
the Lodge Rooms, December 16,
with N.G. Mrs. Dorothy Parker in
the chair. At the conclusion of
the meeting a Christmas party was
held with gift exchange. A coll-
ection of gifts, toys and used cloth-
ing was received to be forwarded
to the Children's Aid Society in
Goderich. A Christmas .luncheon
was served.
Mrs, Ronald McKinnon arrived
in Hensel] on Friday of this week
from England to rejoin her hus-
band Cpl. R. A. McKinnon, who is
home on leave after serving in
Hanover, Germany, for over two
years, with the. North Atlantic
Treaty Organization. They are
staying at the home of the forn'i-
er's parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Mckinnon, Sr,
Miss Mae McNaughton, Toronto,
who fractured her hip in an accid-
ent and who has been hospitalized
for sometime arrived in Hensall
over the weekend by ambulance .,
and will stay at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. P. L. McNaughton,
CONSTANCE
Miss June Rodgers spent Christ-
mas Holidays at her parent's home
in Limberlost.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown and
daughters Joyce and Elaine spent
Christmas at Allan Park,
Mrs. Lorne. Lawson spent last
week in Chatham visiting Mrs.
Busby who is just home from the
hospital.
Christmas visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dexter
were Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt
and family,
Miss Millie Moore and Douglas
Harrison, Toronto, spent Christ-
mas at the home of Mn and Mrs.
Robert Grimoldby.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warren and
daughter Linda, London, spent
Christmas with the latter's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lawson.
Friends of Mrs. Jennie Stephen-
son, Brussells, will be sorry` to
learn that she is confined to Wing -
ham Hospital, with a' broken hip,
the result of a fall.
The many friends of Ross Mill -
son, who underwent an appendix
operation in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, will be glad to
know he is recovering and home
again.
The Christmas Concert sponsor-
ed by SS No. 3, Hullett, and the
Sunday School Children, was'held
in the School on December 20.
Milch credit is to be given to the
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Members of Burns' Woman's
Missionary Society met at the
home of Mrs. George Carter on
Wednesday, December 30.
Mrs. Nelson Lear and Mrs. Viva
MacGregor were honoured at this
meeting, when they were chosen
to receive life memberships, be-
cause of their long and faithful
service to the W.M.S.
Mrs, Harry Tebbutt, assisted by
members of her group, presented
a lovely Christmas worship service.
The Christmas story as told in the
econd ,chapter of St. Luke was
ead by Miss Marsha Tebbutt.
The first chapter of the new
tudy book "Where'ere the Sun,"
as presented by Mrs. Tebbutt
nd Mrs. George Carter.
The treasurer, Mrs. George
Smith, stated the allocation of
$140 for 1953, had been exceeded.
It was decided to write letters
of protest to magazines or news-
papers that were advertising liq-
uor.
.Thank -you cards were received
from Margaret and John Crozier,
and the Leiper family.
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teacher, Miss Rodgers and the pup- a
r for the splendid program.
Christmas visitors at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hogged
were Mr. and Mrs. Georgi Hog-
ged and family; Mr. and Mrs, Jos-
eph Riley; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ril-
ey, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Hdggart anti Gordon, Mr. and. Mrs.
Frank Riley, Grace and Douglas,
"Christmas Day in' Other Lands"
Portrayed by Au t urn ifL Pageant
Rev, W. E. Bramwell was guest eant the cast and the audience
sang "Joy to ' the , World'? with
Mrs. W. 'J.' Craig at they piano.
The motto:, "The smallest
good.
deed, is better than the grandest,
goodintentions","prepared by Mfrs,
Lawson, was read by Mrs. Gordon
McClinchey. Carol singing' was
enjoyed, led by Mrs. Fred Pleet- .
zer with Mrs. R. J. Phillips at the
piano,
speaker at tine Christmas meeting
of the Auburn Women's Institute
held in the Forester's Hall on
December 21: Mee, Bramwell spoke
of the work of the church at
Christmas in other lands where he
had ministered, namely England,
Australia and Hawaii He stated
that in Australia in. 1949 when he
was there though it_ was 105 de-
greea, they still had turkey and
plurn pudding.
A Christmas pageant, "Christ-
mas: in other Lands" was taken
with Mrs. Kenneth McDougal tel-
ling,.the story of Christmas. Miss
M, R,.acks
Jackson represented Poland;.
Mrs. Mogridge, represented Hol-
land; W. T. Robison represented
the Phillipines; Miss 'Amelia 1Vtc-
Ilwa'in, France; Mrs. William
Straughan Sweden; Mrs. C. M.
Straughan, Turkey; Mrs. Fred
Toll, Mexico; Mrs. Alvin Plunkett,
Canada. At the close of the pag-
The secretary, Mrs. D. Fohiler,
read several "thank -you notes. The
roll call, answered by exchange of
Christmas gifts and a shower `for
the Children's Aid' in Goderich;
was in charge of, Mrs, Jack Hal-
lam andr
M s. W. Young.
The hall was decorated with
two lighted Christmas- trees. The
president, Mrs. W. Bradnock, pre-
sided. A lovely Iunch-was served
by the hostesses, Mrs. 'Bert Craig,
Mrs. Fred .Toll, Mrs. E. Lawson,
Miss M. Ding, Mrs. H. Mogridge
and Mrs. C. M. Straughan,
The next meeting of the Huron County
Council will be held in the Council Cham-
bers, Court House, Goderich, commencing
Tuesday, January 19, 1954, at 2.00 pin.
All accounts, notices of deputations and other business
requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of
the County Clerk not later than Saturday, January 16, 1954.•
A. H. ERSKINE,
County Clerk,
Goderich, Ont.
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