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Dialogue-- The Twins Santa Claus' -ountry English. Song--My Kitty Has Gone From Jose- phine Salina, Victor Nelson. Recitation--Elva Smeltzer Drill by Jyniors-- Christmas Dolls' School Chorus--High in the Heav- ens" SL Dialogue--"The Christmas Invita- tion" Song--"Just a Peep at Santa" -- Marie Donohoe, Josephine Saline Victor and Arthur Nelson. Recitation--by Arthur Nelson Monologue--by Esther Nelson. Recitation--Josephine Salina Hymn--"Jesus Bids us Shie-- by Elva Velma, Ruby Smeltzer. Dialogue-- The Christmas Ship' Tableau-- Under the Mistletoe" -- Josephine Salina, Victor Nelson. School Chorus-- "Merry, Merry Christmas Bells." National Anthem. po Immediately at the close of "God Save the King" Santa Claus arrived bringing happiness to the children in his distribution of presents and candy. Following his departure Miss Robinson was presented with a splendidd Bible by the Dyment L. O.:L., and 2 - very pretty French Ivory Clock, by the ladies of Dyment After tthe usual vote of thanks the benches were removed, candy nuts and fruit passed aorynd and dancing began. A very merry even- ing was enjoyed by all, the final "Merry Christmas" being wished at 2.30 am. FUEL WOOD | pt | Brad : BIRCH STE Liven 37350 TAMARAC ....... ... $7:850 POPEAR ......... Se |b DURANCE BROS. Phone 41 LOW Excursion FARES Pacific Coast WESTMINSTER VANCOUVER -- VICTORIA -- NEW The resisting of these two oppos- ing impulses is a gool_ thing for th.s country, ada to live, he wants to make this} lig makes Canada Canadian. Canad- ian personality is welded out of the clash between English. influences and American influences. Canadians are able to realize that the American is going too fast. His rational, scientific action, his busi- ness ph losophy of make or break, and his restless business ambition tend to make which has created an prosperity in the Unted States. 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