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PAGE 8. Rocky Saugeen (Our Own Correspondent) (Intended for Last Week.) We have had a very steady. cold winter and Jack Frost does not seem to have meeting at the home of Mrs. Herb. Atkinson. The day was fine and there was a splendid attendance of mem- hers and several visitors present. Mrs Young, the delegate to the convention gave a very full report which was most interesting. Mrs. Robert Lawson. the riding director. also added a few words .It was decided at this meet- ing to hold joint meetings with the U. P. O. for the winter months. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Jchn Vessie and Mrs. Doug. and Mrs. Georg Clark were visitors this week with Mr. Miss Mima Ha and Mrs. Jack McKechnie. Glenroadin. Daley of Toront Mr. Norman Thompson. Durham. was day with their 1 a visitor at his home here on Sunday. W. Hargravc. Mr. Gus. Subject spent a day recent-- ' Misses Jessie ly with hi: friend. Mr. Jerry Allord. ronto were Chi Remembc; the Rocky Christmas parental home. flee, December 2 . smother a fine r: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Molson visited i; Mr. David Mr. and Mrs. D. Clark Sunday evening. [Christmas week Mr. Jerry Allorc‘. spent Sunday with . Murray Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Frezel! ; Miss Annie A $.7â€"f'homas 'mrnbul! on Friday on or before the full or the moon. Read The Clas‘ The U. P. W. 0. held their monthly ifled Ads. on Page 7.1 or Darkies’ Corners (Our Own Correspondent) Teacher and pupils are receiving many compliments on the splendid~ concert they put on on Friday after- noon. Despite tha stormy day the school was well filled, and all thought the program was worth the effort of turning out on the bad roads to hear. Claus. arrived to supervise the dispersal of the gifts. Councillor John McGiIr officiated as chairman. Short speeches were given by Mrs. W. B. Patterson and Messrs. Wm. Jacques and William Christmas with Mr. and ms. mac“; Kella.'. Varney. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hamilton spent Christmas with the latter’s parents. Mr and. Mrs. Hugh Firth. Mr. and Mrs. John McGirr and Allie were so fortunate on Christmas as to have two Christmas dinners, at Mrs. T. McGirr's and Mrs. G. Noble’s. Miss May Collinson of Hamilton is a holiday visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Collinson. Miss Mima Hargrave and Miss Lolita Daley of Toronto visited over the holi- day with their mother and aunt. Mrs. W. Hargravo. â€" â€" _ on Q m_ LcuUIlCL , In“ Oâ€"wâ€" gw_ _ r. purse and. boy»: of handkerchiefs. No. 9 friends of Mr. Ben Whitmore who has been quite ill, remembered him with flowers and fruit. V' o â€"â€"â€"-oâ€" _- Misses Jessie and Mary Bell of To- ronto were Christmas visitors at the parental home. They brought their mother a fine radio. Mr. David Hamilton is spending Christmas: week. with his daughter. Mrs. n'bultul vvvvvvvvvv Miss Annie Amott of Toronto and Mr. Reg. of Orangeville are expected horn e fc ° Christmas. B. Patterson spent '. and Mrs. Albert and a quarter hours. M1. Herb. McIn- nis occupied the chair and presided in a very capable. efficient manned. Tho UCWlwvovoo-n â€"-â€"-. _--_ program consisted of many entertain» ing features. It Opened by a chorus: by the senior pupils of the school. fol- lowed by a Christmas scene by the Junior pupils of Miss Mel-[ugh and r. number of recitations. A pantomime by four boys. Art Sullivan, Wallace McDeunid, Cameron McLean, Elvyn McInnis and a number of songs were much enjoyed. A drill and fairy dance by the school were good. A dialogue. “Uncle Hiram’s Cold”. was well acted. closed with a pantomime “Holy Night. Silent Night” given by eight pupils of the senior girls of the school, all pupils of Mr. Cook. dressed in white with crowns of tinsel, making a beautiful picture. The program was climaxed by the appearance of Santa Claus. who left a bag of candy for each child. Mr. Murray Nchol acter as St. Nicholas and ‘did his part remarkably well. The pro- ceeds were $18.00. Mrs. William Hincks spent a few days visiting at her mothers in Markdale. Mr. Burrel from Hanover has pur~ chased Mr. Neil Cameron’s bush and has a number of men cutting the tirn~ for the holidays. On account of the storm last weeli: the United Church Sunday School en: tertainrnent was postponed until this Monday evening. Miss Beatrice Smith entertained a number of her girl friends at a birth- :day party on Wednesday evening last. Dr. W. P. Ellis left on Thursday last for' Toronto to be with his son Will. who was operated on on Friday. We hope he will soon recover. _ * Miss Merle Morice is spending Christ- mas holidays at her home in Varney. A large sleigh load of young people attended the school concert at No. 4': school on Thursday evening and report r. good time. Our teachers. Misses Howell, David- son and Johnston and Mr. A. Hinclm have all gone to their respective homes at Goderich, Newton, Bluevale and Priceville to spend Christmas holidays. Miss Beatrice Pinder, RN, of De- troit is spending Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Finder and other friends. Miss Eunice Tyndall oi Temiscaming. Que, and Mr. Luxwell Tyndall of the O. A. C. Guelph, are holidaying at their home here. -v --vâ€" -â€" The dam, which was recently filled in gave way at the end of the week and quite a lot of the filling or earth was washed out. Fortunately the water was still low in the dam or there might have been a lot of damage done. As it is men are working and guarding it day and night. ‘ _â€"__ Hopkinsâ€"Bafley: That Voucher No. 10, as presented by Supt. H. Patterson. be panâ€"Carri . Magwoodâ€"Bailey: That the follow- A. S. HUNTER CO. Happy New .l and dear to you may the New Year mark the beginning of an era of health, prosperity and content- ment. That’s our wish. TO yourself and to those near ant. Ann- ‘A ‘rnuu may! #‘nn ‘Yn‘l? am Rem-w Council. 7 J.- llne B. Ind 8. $219.98; hydro “6.17. 'wush. umber $6.00; B. Dang, bridge 12.00; W. J. Adlam. p11- a bargain nummmmw Wnoemem ”1 school pup not. held one of vars. this year's popular as ever - all the available 51 the opening cu} follows all [how a ”flute!“ original gramme interestu (effing was fully W put on um Club. (1311085 by , a reading ”I06 by Norma DOI'Othy Pickm'n umnce. Marv let of one act o. 11mm" in whu-l ”1, Rita W111 Ending “‘8 evening. Presenw The presemui public school me Wt event a? year tho Hm)- s Genevieve Satzl‘ and Eleanor Mu: mt present to x m presentanw an Trustee: 1W 1 m PUbliC ME] year by Allar‘ 31¢ a: their success: ”Dent ader few well-chown The graduatxo W of NIIMM mine. Mar} B"! dd. Eleanor Ma‘ w to listen The gathenm Clea Rowe. P Ochoa! 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