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FRIDAY, este ox 1s THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE .- PAGEg NINE Mark Ciristas ®- with Concerts Staff C Kedron, Dec, 22 -- Mrs. H. A. Werry and Jeanine were overnight guests with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smillie, Rio Vista, Toronto, and at- tended the beautiful candle-light carol service in Trinity United Church, Bloor Street, Friday eve- ning. Mr. Harold Werry and Ron- ald were Saturday evening dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Smillie's. Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Stainton spent * the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. » Adam Hawley, Peterborough. Mrs. E. Mountjoy spent Monday with her Jother; Mrs. M. H. Large Sa BS himbering boat 40' persons, visited Mrs. R. E. Lee on Sunday evening and conducted a fine Christmas service for her pleas ure. Miss Betty Scott was in charge. Guest speaker was Miss 'Wilcox who presented "The. t Need Most," Miss M . sang- "O Holy Night" a vored with "Star of the |. Mountjoy at the pi~|- ano. singling were Joseph (Lawrence Mountjoy), Mary (Beryl Mountjoy), and the angel (Joan Hepburn). 4 mocial hour, with refreshments rountded out the evening. Mr. W. voiced thanks of the Y.P.U. for: hospitality of the host and hos- tess and pleasure in the improve- ment in their condition following the accident. Mesdames C. E. Love, John Glov- er, Harold Werry, Howard Farndale and Gordon Leask and Miss Willa Mountjoy .. were among - those at- tending commencement exercises at 0.C.V.1, Tuesday afternoon. We extend congratulatiohs to Douglas, Love who received his graduation diploma, having complet- ed his course, and Gladys and Beryl Mountjoy who received jun- ior matriculation certificates. Mr, and Mrs. A. R. J. Luke and John, Toronto, were Sunday tea guests at the parental home. The snowfall gives one a greater | appreciation of the approach of the Christmas season. However, we must say we have enjoyed greatly the fine open weather thus far We extend. heartiest Christmas greet- ings to the management and staff of The Times-Gazette, and to all who read our weekly news budget we wish a very merry Christmas and happy New Year. e, fine carol service at the church. was much appreciated - én Sunday with message by our pas- tor. Next Sunday Rev. Gardner will speak on "What did you get for Christmas?" Special choir music. There was a good attendance for the. special open session of the Sun- day School on Sunday. The service opened with quiet music, and two verses of "Silent Night" sung by Mrs. J. Glover and Miss Muriel Werry (singers concealed), John Glover read "My Christmas Wish" and the school sapg "It Came.Upon the Midnight Clear." Mrs, Percy Mountjoy recited Luke 2:7-14 fol- lowed by "Away In a Manger", sung by the primary class. Billie Farn- dale recited "Little Light In Beth- lehem" and Bobby Farndale gave "Legend of the Christmas Rose," Gordon 'Townrow - gave a reading and Ronald Werry read "Make Way For Christmas," followed by Donald Down, "Its Christmas." "Spirit of Christmas," dialogued by Gladys Mountjoy, Joan Hepburn, Noreen Hepburn, Diane Lee; was followed by a pageant "The First Christ mas * and the Christmas Light Spreading Through the World" led by Mrs. E. Mountjoy and Mrs. H. Farndale, with 16 pupils' bearing banners showing the places to which the good news of Christmas spread: Bethlehem to Jerusalem, Antiock, Asia Minor, Greece, Rome, Spain, Germany, England, New England States, Canada, India, Chi- na, Japan, Trinidad, Korea and Africa. "Gifts for the King" was presented hy a group of girls. - Each class presented its collec- tion for missions. Following a hymn the pastor closed with prayer. Tuesday evening, Pereman's School was filled to the door for their excellent Christmas concert which was put on by the pupils un- der the able direction of their teach- er, Miss Edna Samells who presid- ed at the piano for the evening. The ARURRER TERR ER Friendship and happifess go hand in hand on this' joyous day. Accept our. sincerest wishes for a full measure of Both: for you' and yours . « Season's Greetings! * Hida B. Sieeman BROCK: ST. S. { "mn foe setting for the. carol |; | tende | lar"; TONNER ii after themselves when Miss Samells was engaged at the piano. The program was as follows: "O, Canada" by everyone. "Welcome" by the Juniors, Chairman's remarks by 'Mr. Harold Werry.~ Junior | Rhythm Band, Donald Lynde, con- ductor. Recitation, "My tmas Wish," Donald Lynde; play, "The Truth Telling Machine"; vocal solo, "Sleep, Holy Babe," Ann Snowden; recitation, "If I Were Santa Claus," Marion Cory; chorus, "Good King Wenceslas"; recitation, "Family Troubles," Joan Beath; clap dance; recitation, "When I'm a Man," Rob- ert Spencer; vocal solo, - "That's What I Want For Christmas," Phyl- lis McCormack; backward drill; re- garet Martin, Joan Beath, Marion | Cory; play, "Madame Camelia's | Ivy"; recitation, "The' Snowman," George McKenzie; Senior Rhythm girls' drill, "Alice Blue Gown," Phyl- lis McCormack, Ann Snowden, Jeanine Werry, June Cory. A Christ- mas play, Biblical story; chorus, 'Wolly Old St. Nicholas"; God Save the King "Santa Claus arrived in his usual gbod' humor and gave presents, not 'orily to 'the school children, but to the pany of pre-school age in at- Thanks was expressed to Miss nells for the fine program. Miss. Samells is in charge of musi- cal instruction 'this year. Maxwell's School concert, Mon- day evening, maintained the record fair high quality and attendance. Mr. Norman: Irwin was chairman and greeted the large audience with a few well-chosen words. Following the singing'of "O, Canada" Eleanor Mountjoy 'gréeted their friends, on behalf of the school, in recitation. The school choir sang a Christmas carol, "Toyland," "Who's at the Door?" 'Blacksmith Song* "Yo, Heave Ho!" "The Wise Bird." Mr. A. Docherty, Locust Hill, music di- rector for the school, presided at the piano. Junior play, "Mrs, San- ta's Sauce-pan?;' Rhythm Band, three numbers, Eleanor Mountjoy conducting; play, "Earning a Dol- drill, "Wooden Soldiers," Jun- --ev_--_ grr citation, "A Christmas Song," Mar- | garet Martin; A Cake Song, Mar- Parlor"; chorus, "The Holly and the | Band, Margaret Martin conducting; : avs; Sunior choir, Retz, Pringles Pig," "Good Morning," "Christmas Hymn," "A Gavotte"; recitatiin, "Christmas Acknowledgement," Sonya Kozak; Senior play, "Pop Reads the Christmés Carols"; Jun- ior drill; The King. Santa Claus left nothing to be desired in the hearts of the children, and the adults were not unappreciative of his presence. Mr, C. Crown, teach- er, is to be congratulated on the school and concert, Hope fo. Form "May the holy 'candles Hghted on Christmas Eve radiate for all, a season of 'joyous events. DEVERELL MOTORS 301 DUNDAS ST. W. Hi Mt RISIMH : To oor many friends, we extend our wishes for a Yuletide filled with all the good things in life--good health, hop- piness, peace and prosperity, HILLCREST DAIRY 308 Byron St. The boys are not unduly worried like--a certain amount of money is over the duizzien of equipment, required before a team can operate. having Zovie in view. But when it | Pending the meeting Monday night, sodies transportation poe: | Whitey Seckey_ {ate will 3) oom iiie tnjuries to. Players, and "the |Bow their Sag sport 'will of good cheer, good health and good friends visit you thisChristmas, WHITBY CAFE DUNDAS STREET WEST Greetings May this Christmas season usher in a New Year of peace on earth, good will toward men * BELL TAXI PHONE 455 - WHITBY neighbors. i03 Brock St. S. Christmas is the time of the year when we can all best express our thanks for a year of plenty. Let us all open our hearts and help our not so » fortunate To All of You From All of Us A Very Merry Christmas W. C. SNELGROVE WHITBY Nt Phone 684 May every gift.you receive be one:of happiness and good cheer to lasta' lifetime. From the warmth in our hearts to the warmth in your homes, we wish you the merriest of Christmases and all good wishes for the New Year! BURNSIDE BAKERY Groetinigs We pause in our effort to render service to wish each and every one of our loyal friends the blessings of a glorious Christmas and the good fortune of a Happy New Year BUTT RADIO ¢ WHITBY '4u.everyone -- we wish all the joys of the Christmas season -- its warm and gay spirit, a rich ahd beautiful fellowship, the spiritual goodness of its festive flavor. And may the New Year be one of continued happiness and good health