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Best wishes to all.
Times-Advocqte, December 21, 1978
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Lankin and family, Lucan,
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Haynes and
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Heywood and family, Huron
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By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
The Elimville Women’s
Institute held their Christ
mas meeting recently at the
hall. President Mrs. Murray
Coward 'opened the meeting
with a poem “Others”. The
Opening Ode and Mary
'Stewart collect followed.
The roll call was an
change of one dozen
fashioned cookies and
recipe.
Donations were made to
the Exeter Fair Board, the
Children’s War Memorial
and also Elimville United
Church for the use of it for
several meetings.
Mrs. Wm. Routly gave
the Hospital Auxiliary report
and Mrs. Coward gave the
district annual report. Mrs.
Judson Dykeman gave the
report from the convention.
Happy Birthday was sung
to several members.
Needlepoint will be the short
course for the winter
months. The leaders will be
Mrs. Ed Johns and Mrs. Dale
Skinner.
All members were
reminded that the January
meeting will be in the form of
a bowling party for the
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singing. The adult class
presented three plays “The
Misunderstanding,”
Baby” and
Unannounced” The Primary
class presented “Twas the
Night Before Christmas.”
The kindergarten and
primary classes sang a
couple of songs. Tracey
Coward read a poem. A
couple of members from
each class presented the
“Nativity Scene.” The choir
sang “Silver Bells” and
“Winter Wonderland”.
The Young People’s and-
the intermediate II classes
presented the “Christmas
Doll.” The moment arrived
when the jolly Santa Claus
came. He presented the
children with a bag of candy.
The Messengers held their
Christmas party December
18. The motto, prayer, and
roll call was answered by all
present. The members en
joyed a story and a filmstrip.
They also enjoyed making
snowmen for the craft. A
lunch of cookies and punch
was served.
family, January 21st at 2.00
p.m, The February meeting
will be a dessert meeting,
February 14 at 1.30 p.m.
The Tweedsmuir com
mittee were in charge of the
rest of the meeting with the
theme “What is Christmas
all about.’’ Mrs. Ruth
Skinner read a poem on
Carols and Candles. Mrs. Ina
Skinner read an article on
Christmas Tres. Everyone
joined in singing “Silent
Night, Holy Night.”
Mrs. Wm Routly read the
Christmas Story from the
Bible. Mrs. Marjorie Herd-
man commented on the
motto .“A Christmas
Message.” Mrs. Floyd
Cooper read an article “The
Windows of Gold.”
Mrs. Freeman Horne en
tertained with a musical
number. Miss Skinner read
an enjoyable reading
“Where has the Spirit of
Christmas Gone.’-’ Mrs.
Ward Hern read
“Remember Old Time Santa
Claus. Everyone joined in
singing “Jingle Bells.”
Miss Skinner read an
article on-a short course held
a number of years ago. She
also had a picture of those
who participated in the
course. She also read an
article “Christmas Draws
Near.”
December 14, the Elim
ville Christmas concert was
held. They enjoyed skits and
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Um®wiSl A quiet night in snowy fields
A glistening snow will yield,
The shepherd’s sheep
away
In hoping for some hay
The shepherd sleeping
deep grass
Is calculating weight and
mass;
The stars are slowly
beckoning him
To come and walk to
Bethlehem.
The shepherd quakes just at
the thought,
A present that, he has not yet
bought,
But now’s the time to go and
walk
To Bethlehem and no more
talk.
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In traditional spirit,
the real meaning of Christmas
brings to the minds and hearts of
everyone the feeling of peace
and happiness, of togetherness,
a season of rejoicing.
With deep appreciation and great pleasure,
we set aside the routine of everyday business, to
e wonderful old traditions
call for people to gather together, to meeti:
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with their near and dear. As you and yours celebrate
Christmas, we wish for you the true delights of the season.rn cLH
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