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AROUND SIMCOE COUNTY MANSFIELD By EVELYN ARNOLD An election was held on Mon day or the ratepayers of Area No of Mulmur schools to elect one trustee At the regul ar nomination law were elect ed by acclamaiion and tho oth ers failed to qualily leanng one trustee to be elected The re suits were Dawson Gallaugher 164 Anna Sawyers 77 and Earl Greer 26 Mrs Bert Murphy is in oronto hospital Iol Xrsy and treatment Vesper service was old at the United Church evening by the girls of the CGlT and their leader bits Ireland There are nine girls in the group and they are enjoying the work under Mrs Irelands capable leadership Elliott Anderson has been patient in Stevenson Memorial Hospital The pupils and teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday School held their Christmas concert at the eh vrid1w evening nOUD The United WA and WMS met in the church Sunday School room with large attendance The meeting opened with the WA theme song The devollonoi period was tak on by Mrs McLean and Mrs cumming on The Christmas Story The WA meeting was opened by the president Mrs Wright welcoming the members and visitors Several committee reports were read Business included appointment of an honorarium committee some purchases to he made by Parsonage Come mittee and profit reported irom sale at Christmas cards $21 The WMS mecting was open ed by the president Mrs Wai TELEVISION PROGRAMS lace and roll call answered by scripture verse on Joy Splendid reports were read from the sererai committees and all were thanked for as sistance in packing the hala oi clothing tor Toronto and overseas The altering was received and dedicated in January 1961 the WA and W5 will be mmbined in one organisation known in The United Church Women Al this was the last meeting oi these two organizations interest ing resumes ol each had been prepared and were read by Mrs Goodieliow on the WA organized in 1898 and by hire Black on the MS organiza ed in 1913 This meeting closed by sing ing hymn and prayer Altar this the Mission hand of 21 members and their mothers were guests at supper pre pared by the WA and WMS ELMVBLE Eimvaie Home and School Association met with splendid attendance of parents present to hear the diiierent courses of study outlined by the teachers Mrs George Terry President presented to Mrs William Crew ord cup and saucer for her help in the association and in the Day Camp Mrs ic Bell was the December winner at the Home and School Maga zine subscription During the business period 11 Lynn led in sing song The program topics varied on Childrens reading and snitey Eimvaic llos lire Brig Dick Columbus gave some very important safety hints on Christmas tree and de corations and urged all to buy only CSA approved tree lights and so on Mr Columbus compared the living room to pail of gaso line and stressed that it requir cxva CHANNEL eAiuus THURSDAY DEcaiuntza 00 The Womens snow Lets Look nnrzio Drui Dicit Tracey Newl Headlines Man From Mars Farm Market Report News Don Jamieon Weather Sports Plane 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Within Four Walls Sports Weather New Ptinch and Johnny The Flintstones Route to Naked City Jack Benny snow Fight arm Week Johnny aim Show Cross Clplda am one Saturday Night Movie Tree Grows 11 Brook sonsdearlrrms FFEE sssesessnessass CARRIER MISS YOU If your carrier has not arrived by pm please phone PA 82433 Ag And Copy Will Be Delivered To Your Home THERE is NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE your an DRIVEYOURSELF CARS AND TRUCKS the same care and the same haurd OPP Cp Kenneth McCuteheoa of Elmvale and Nonnan Crane Ontario Motor League expressed their views on the excellent work of the schools safety petrol Cpl McCuteheon urged par enLa and teachers to teach chi ldren to obey and respect the laws oi the road He stated that motorist are not expected to stop tor the guards but simply pass on slowly allowing the guard to take the children across when the road is clear Principal Rose stressed the importance of reading and how it helps to develop appreciation ol good literature and better judgment of everyday occur renccs Mrs Morley Jamleson present ed some views on good books suitable or children and par ents were invited to examine the books on display The eveo ing concluded with Christmas cookies and tea served by Mrs Hugh Ritchie and her lunch committee COOKSTOWN CHRISTMAS CONCERT The St lohne Anglican Ch urch Sunday School held their annual Christmas concert on Saturday evening Dec 16 in the SundaySchool room pot luck copper was well at tended by Sunday School mem bers and the Church congrega tion Everyone joined in carol CONTRACT BRIDGE singing followed by the appear ance at Santa Claus who dil tributed gifts and candies LEGION CHRISTMAS PARTY Ninety children attended the annual Lesion Christmas party at the Legion Hall on Saturday ailemoon December 16 Moving picture were enjoyed by all iotiowed by the arrival oi San ta Claus to distribute bus of goodies to the children Santa Claus then visited the children who were unable to at tend due to illness Mr and Mrs Norm Ryan and Eleanor Ann and Mr and Mrs Prank Ryan visited on Saturday in Oriiiia with Mr Ryans mother Mrs William Fraser Stratas conneas By DALES very Merry Christmas to our Editor Stat and readers Miss Mary Dales Tomato spent few days with her par ents Mr and Mrs Earl Dal es and John Dales spent the weekend at his home here Mae and Jackie Rumble spent the weekend at the home their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ough Barrie Miss Aileen Gardener Russell and Howard attended our prise party at the home at Mr and Mrs George Brown Seotdi Settlement in honor of Mr and Mrs Frank Browns 40th wedlt ding anniversary Saturday ev BY JAY BECKER West denier Neither side vulnerable NOB Ala OQJG 19653 EAST AKJIOJ 98732 7353 KIDB 242 ¢eea 801 VQD QAKIOR +KQ10871 Theblddlng Welt North East South Pass Pass Pass 14 1A 31 an 51 Opening leadking of spades The deciarer is on his own during the play and has no partner to cooperate with but the defenders can and should work togcdter closely as team Here is type at 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