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Heron Too Late for Last Week The White Gift service was very well attended at Burns Church last Sunday as every- one is getting into the real Christmas spirit. The sanctuary was beauti- fully decorated with poinset- tia, wreaths, green bows and candles. The Jr. Choir sang "Bright Shone the Star", then the Advent wreath was lit, and the White Gifts were brought Hospital Auxiliary News Women's Hospital Auxili- ary met on Monday after- noon, Dec. 13, in the hospi- tal. Mrs. Pugh, the presi- dent, called the meeting to order and welcomed 22 ladies in attendance. Minutes of the October meeting were read and adopted. Treasurer Mrs. Gerrow gave a detailed report on the finances which showed an encouraging balance on hand for the new year. Correspondence reported 17 thank you letters received for bootees and 20 thank you letters sent out. Mrs. Webster reported 5 babies born in hospital since November 16 and wool will - be provided to anyone who would knit bootees for the nursery. Contact Mrs. Web- ster, 985-3120. Mrs. Crosier reported for the Tuck Shop and a sub- stantial sum was realized from the recent sale in the . Tuck Shop. Mrs. Lurch reported brief- ly from the Hospital Board and stated that the renov- ations had been completed in the hospital and parking ot. The meeting agreed to purchase books and toys for the children's ward also a supply of pinafores for the 4 ate Santa Ey zagery sen Cavers MONSIEUR CHERIE BATH CUBES 235 gm. Scotch Brand TRANSPARENT 200 ™ 3/898 Hallmark TAGS & SEALS 59° - 79° - 89° Dare Assorted BAGGED CANDY Reg. 89c.: 59° Medico (Filter) CANDY CANES 5 & 10° Assorted Styles '3.95 to *8.53 PIPES * & Sizes Hallmark Christmas Wrap FLAT WRAP - 50¢ - 98* - 2.98 roLs - *1.00 - *1.50 - *2.50 - Paper & Foil '3.00 Special Christmas Store Hours: DECEMBER 21, 22, 23" OPEN 9 to 9 DECEMBER 24 - OPEN 9 to 6 CLOSED DECEMBER 25, 26 & 27 OPEN December 28 - Regular Hours. Season's Greetings to One & All from the MANAGEMENT & STAFF of LAWRENCE PHARMACY. Lawrence Pharmacy Operated By Port Perry Pharmacy Lt. 209 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - PHONE 985-2231 EO NE EL RS DUS IRE OB TB a, Os to the front during the sing- ing of "The First Noel". Rev. McEntyres sermon was taken from St. Luke, - Chapter 1. "God helps those who cannot help them- selves". Mrs. Ross Batten took charge of Junior Church. Next Sunday at 10 a.m., there will be a birthday party for Jesus during the regular Church School hour and following will be a family service at 11:15. This candystrippers in the hos- "pital. Mrs. White, director of nursing spoke on the volun- © teer program in the hospital and its affiliation with the auxiliary. Mrs. Cannon reported on the Doll Draw and extended a sincere thank you to everyone especially those who sent donations, who helped with this project. Received in , donations $219.00 and sale of tickets $186.00. Please note the 'hours for the Tuck Shop during the holiday season. Closed Dec. 24th, Christ- mas Eve, Dec. 25th, Christ- mas Day, Dec. 31st. New Year's Eve and Jan. 1st, New Years Day. Meeting brought to close by Mrs. Pugh reading the poem, 'Legend of Christ- mas Candle". Dainty lunch served by Mrs. McDermott and Mrs. Chute. G. Wanamaker Corres. Secretary Ashburn and area news will be a different service than we have had and a lot of planning has gone into it, so we hope all who can will attend. On Christmas eve at 7 p.m., there will be a candle- light' service. The last two years we have had this'ser- vice, there has been a good attendance and it is a very impressive service. The Ladies Bible class held their December meet- ing in the form of a pot luck supper and the Men's Bible class, also husbands or "friends were invited. The tables were attractive- ly decorated with lighted candles and as usual the food was good. Mrs. W. Hopkins, presid- ent, chaired the meeting. Some Christmas greetings were read by the secretary, Mrs. D. Ashton. Mrs. R. Batten read the scripture lesson. Mrs. W. Davis was in charge of the programme and shared with us some very lovely Christmas poems and a beautiful story. These were intermingled by Christmas solos from Mrs. W. Reid, Mrs. and Mr. McEntyre. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Russ Batten, January 12th. The annual Christmas concert was held at the Community Centre on Fri. evening, December 17th. Thought...Do all the good you can, in all the ways you can, to all the souls you can, in every place you can, at all the times you can, with all the zeal you can, as long as ever you can. NOTICE Township of Scugog SNOW REMOVAL Any vehicle parked on Township of Scugog Roads or Streets that interferes with snow removal, will be towed away at owner's expense. (See Section 116, Subsection 10, Highway Traffic Act) R.C. MACDONALD, ROAD SUPERINTENDENT, Township of Scugog. We invite LESS 808588008 inesseseeese see celebrate with us A Christmas Musical at the "Uxbridge Music Hall you to His Lane Reach ng ort mn, Be WT BAS Gra ae A CELEBRATION OF GODS GIFT In co=oOperation with PE Dec. 23rd 9pm Dec. 24th 7& 9pm he Uxbridge Music Hall Board EE EE EE EES OOO ES