pageant variety program presented by st al bans church school sunday newton as linus and beth mccutcheon as schroedcr the program continued with a tap dance by kalhy and debbie turkotf a japanese dance by the turkos7 sisters accordion solos by jean i lliott and diane buckman spanish guitar solo hy sharon phillips class two singing away in a manger assisted by tcaehcrs aide debbie schonnop and leslie davison fhim the junior choir debbie schonnop and leslie davison singing kiss me with modem dance background by younger girls solos by muriel holmes solos by sliarmjue woodman and a baby carriage skit a jazfi combo played with peter hargrave on drums allan arigden and bill gentles on guitars santa claus made his appearjnee to climax the program with candies and oranges for all sunday evening the church school of st albini presented a pageant incorporating the nativity story and the littleknown legend of artaban the mysterious fourth wise man the play was acted in pantomime from the narration of dave hunter the parts of tfic four wise men were played by mike mitchell cliff creasey patsy storey and sherry phillips barbara anri turkoiz played the servant in the second seen diane buckman was mary kevin broostad joseph passer by were susan muckle darcy mitchell vaughan cole and tammy schonnop debbie turkosz had the part of an old man and the shepherds were kim wood sandy chamberlain diaiinc drysdale and uremia woodman the pageant was written and directed by john last he was assisted by mrs d muckle and dave hunter valerie mitchell introduced the second half of the evenings program a talent show and did a modern jazz dance muriel holmes and kicky kocher sang a duet next came a tap dance from the barr sisters debbie and cindy the kindergarten pupils broke in protesting against being forgotten and carrying placards in union strikers style they sang jingle bells js a group and vicky bnstow sang watch it as a solo taking part in a threeact play charlie browns christmas by pat lasts class were ricky rocher as charlie brown valerie mitchell as lucy jimmy lynch as snoopy dorothy rev bruce eaton inducted orillia associate minister tho acton fro press wednesday decombor 18 1968 burntario hospital insurance would like to hear from you before ifc too late astoi ilkistmaspagi ant at st i ban s iiuik ii when you ar aiewly rhi family lllmpltul inpimiiiee- premium must he p litl to eiiver luisli mil uml vvlfe if eiii 1uiojik ton uroup notify your roup ultliout del ly or if you iwitli piy hi minim direct notify ii i it ii when ou move to it nest job you can keep insured ly fol huiiiu the nihtriil lions o tin huipltnl lmuriincvoirtlli c he of put ment i orni 104 hint youi prcent employer u required totjivc you on it iv inn wed when you turn 21 you nre lu longer covered hy your p irehti houpmil insur nice you mint t ike out individual iiieiiiherllp within 30elny oer your up ijle uigii form lit n kink or 1 liiuilt il or from 1 1 i r ii wlieti you imvc j new iidilrcmt norify your liroup if you dont lxloni to mrmip write hill ii hlrb lift imitin hjii smi ri 7 itsitihlnt tamlum jazz combo at st albany program a the rev bruce eaton was inducted as associate minister of st pauls united church onllia sunday evening december 8 he u the son of mrs fawcett laton of acton and the late mr eaton mr and mrs eaton and their five children recently returned from five and a half years in india and had been living at cimpbellville an old friendship was renewed with this appointment mr eaton attended queens university in kingston from iqib to 162 with rev victor dell the senior minister at the church born in carlisle mr eaton spent two years as a student minister near kaladar ontario while attending queens a variety of jobs before he travelled as a technical aid missionary in india afforded him experience ranging from farming to experimental work in printed circuitry tor television sets in india he supervised the drilling of wells for drinking water and irrigation purposes and felt that especially during the past two years he had aeeomphslied something he travelled all over india with a mobile drilling rig and taught check decorations theres nothing like a blown fuse to darken the festive season nut to mention watching firemen hose down the living room while the christmas tree goes up in llames as the c hnstmas shopping budget gets thinner and thinner householders tend to ignore warning signs on lighting equipment for indoor decorations and outdoor holiday displays the tendency u olten to say its good enough tor another year safety should be part of everybodys holiday preparations says mr g o davidson electrical inspection superintendent ui niagara region all wiring should be checked carefully for signs of wear particularly that used on christmas trees trees dry out quickly in homes and apartments and become real fire hazards unless watched very carefully if a lighting set has frayed wires cracked or brittle insulation broken lamp sockets or damaged plugs throw it away another sure sign of trouble is when a fuse blows after the lights ire turned on the local men how to operate it mr and mrs fawcett eaton visited him there for some time and assisted him in hu work he and his wife jean have five children gregory ii kimbcrly 10 richard 8 elizabeth 7 and andrew 2 christmas skit meeting highlight a pot luck supper and a christmas skit higlilighted the joint meeting of both units of the united church women wednesday of last week about 40 spent the evening together taking part in the timely skit on the work and preparations that preceded christmas were mrs charles mason mrs cranston gnese mrs ron saunders mrs ken allen mrs george musselle mrs i rank hreenian and mrs john trotter president mrs g u mekenie welcomed everyone and led in devotions mrs shoemaker said srjee and mis hugh patterson prayer during meeting repented recently he spoke on his work at the united church here rejd j poem and the mrs short business l v oungblut on 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