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BRUNETTE, of December, 1941 Roosevel America united | pre country another landâ€" with freedom H PThere‘s a very "gay vVOIce U y calls Ann to tell about th the United Church choir ite a long time, there have ings," consequently no call made Saturday a very nice ek to have that "gay‘"‘ vOo ling about the Christmas sU} ial the choir members en idav evening. after the pral Dartmouth take place at‘ â€"the (U1 Church at 3.30 pm. . . .on TL day evening of last week, Arnn the guestâ€"ofâ€"honour at a | shower held at the home of wW. P. Barkwell ; ». and â€"thel course, you remember about t previous interesting events in honour . . . the first at her h the second at the M. Williams | je of thls pI Ann Semchi aecomes the an ut mes the bride of Ketr he R.CA.F., now s Hemlock s v Williams 1. M on leave, and take place : h at 3.30 p.m. 1V be e afta icious BRUNETTI May hat. "gay . vyOIce â€"Christmas supp members enjoy after the practi iutiful‘ Christma. tty Chrismas Lb ich the members C itin mia fotr United ir)istmas sea who on Sa the God iroughout Franklin Wl Ken batDd ‘s ma i€ e gifts a delight family @Above is a view of the many gift suggestions at the Yolles Furniture Company for Christmas 1941. nâ€" duded are household articles from he smallest to the largest siftsâ€" suggestions that will help any shopâ€" per at this busy Christmas time, ind will delight the recipient. Home rifts arn fine gifts for they bring djelicht in every member of the prl Fournl an especially large s books when she the Central Public hool pals and her ent many pleasant tt home . . . Jack idered a lucky man here, and to the ‘re good wishes of family of the late event was the it the Riverside erry, altho‘ not mg part in the ere were many s for the dantâ€" ing voucher goâ€" nier, and other imounts to four . a war savyâ€" is won by Miss R. Lainshury in and Mr. Lainsâ€" sented the prize D 11 liat changed but the ng was the same Ableâ€"Seaman BCb home Monday to juss perfect for father, Mr. and . _ of 6 Transmisâ€" f course, there‘s Harry (you reâ€" «),., who is also in there‘s hope that e homs somet:.me ion of the 1941 § knitting group, e justly proud of ave sent several as, that were not juota .‘. . â€"an"cx~ pleasant Christâ€" icious lunch was ns., a }very, very vded the Palace to lhgar the exâ€" iven by the Schuâ€" inder the auspices ary of the Canaâ€" programme that this fine group of the hearty thanks which realized aA ‘ar their comfort i, on the evening 1 1S8th, 19842, (imaâ€" New Year, and a same choral group rates of Penzance" CGoldfieldas Theatre ¢ the LODIE. . .. for the active s ahead for the y*.*.3~a Sseason oks forward to ossible pleasure cmed a guest ansmen, of the b in North Bay portant discusâ€" the ski meet are holding at old Belt Chamâ€" hed a decision women‘s meet same time. people enjoyed many women urch were the aulkner, of 117 t a Christmas was held to town, at the an enthusfiâ€" . skiel's'pbn% evening ... the active k forward to 1iths since no wonder <cp .A ‘WAGS e voice at e belonged ke to when lsave, but ment. 1appy . all Mrs. Ing aict s to irst and A1 Henry Houle, and Mt Villercuve . . . Mis. H . u. ok 1fOIT cing ing, gaaugin.er ol Mi..dai jer, became the brid son of Mr. and Mrs. Last week this column carried a few notes about a shower that Mrs. Gerry Morrow and Mrs. Fred Jackson. held for Miss Ann Jopson .\. . at that time, Ann and Al Craig hadn‘t announced the date of the wedding, but today it can ‘be told that Ann and Al will beâ€" come ‘"Mr. and Mrs." in Niagara Falls on December 3ist . . . if all the good wishes that friends extend to. the couple will add to their happiness,. they will be very happy ... Ann has been a popular employee of the Holâ€" linger Mine office staff for several years, and Al worked at the mine before he took a position on the Gold Coast in Africa, from which he returned only recently. Fireside Club Holds Programme Meeting With Special Guests Christmas Featured The Christmas programme imn@eting of the Fireside Club was held in the United Church bas>ment on Monda; evening, December 15th, with the preâ€" sident, Mrs. G. F. Mitchell, in the chair The meeting opened with the singing of "Hark the Herald Angels Sing." Under the direction of Miss Margaret Cameron, Miss Reta Jean Harnden, Nancy Fleming, Pat Beattie, Helen Volensky. Marion Knott, and Donna Cunningham accompanied by Miss Ruth Musitard at the piano, sang very sweetly the selections "The First Noel," The regular weekly whist drive by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion was postponed this week due to a St. John Amâ€" bulance event on ‘the same evenâ€" ing . . . but it will be held as usual on December 23rd, Tuesday of next week . . . on Monday evening, the members were the guests of Mrs. Robt. Hardy, 6 Transmission Line for the regular knitting bee, and plans were made to meet again on December 29th at the home of Mrs. H. Pope, 182 Spruce street north "Away in the Manger", "S and *"The Christmas Tres Miss Mayowna gave a very interâ€" esting address on â€" "Christmas â€" in Czechoslovakia‘". Then in Czechosloâ€" vakian costume, Miss Mary Durisek and Miss Mary Zudel sang carols in their native tongue and in English. A rumber of Czechoslovakian ladi#s, who were guests of the club for the meeting especially enjoyed this feature of the programme. Mrs. Gamble at the piano led the| club in many Christmas carols, and six | members of the club were called upon | to give fiveâ€"minute impromptu speeches | . . . there will be no comfort fund afternoon tea events on Wednesâ€" day‘s until January 7th, but yesâ€" terday‘s event held a special treat for the members, as they had as their guest during the afternoon, Ableâ€"Seaman Bob Hardy, who is home on leave . . . Bob is the son of Mrs:. Robt. Hardy, who has been president of the Auxiliary for the past several years. on . "My Home Town and How We Spent Christmas at My House." After the closing carol, the memuers and their guests enjoyed a delic¢ious lunch. The next meeting will be held on January 5th. Handkerchief Drive . for Bombed Victims and for Civilians Luc.ent Mrs. Li Stores Coâ€"operating Red Cross to Secure Supâ€" play of Handkerchiefs for Overseas. On Wednesday of th Cross launched a new zens of Canadaâ€"â€"*T Handkerchief Drive f« tims and Civilians Ov were stationed at e Timmins stores, the Frieaman‘s Bowie and the Esquire and,. at this time 0i yea people are Christmas appeal can be readil Timmins and district boxes will remain opetr New Year, so do your ane or more handker JA i‘ Ciit The appeal is for ndkerchiefs for m« the Rev. Fr. 9 o‘clock, I of Mr..and â€" Kinlough officiating Depart ‘o.., Ost: Shoppe 1¢ Carols, Storie at Meeting. | Mrs. J. B. 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