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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-24, Page 9McCURDY KINDERGARTEN — The kindergarten class at J.A.D. McCurdy School presented a number at Wednesday's Christmas concert, T-A photo Elimville WI mark season, hold annual church concert By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN StAFFA The highlight of the Christmas meeting of the Cromarty Marion Ritchie evening Auxiliary held at the home of Mrs. Larry Gar- diner December 16 was the display and demonstration by Mrs, Raymond Paynter, Kirkton, on table and wall Christmas decorations and arrangements'. Mrs. Paynter was in- troduced by Mrs. Sally Scott and thanked by Mrs. Robert Laing, Fourteen members and seven visitors were prent President Mrs, Alec Miller welcomed everyone opening with a Christmas carol accompanied by Mrs. Ivan Norris on the piano. Lisa Gardiner delighted everyone with a paino in- strumental, and she and her sisters Lee Ann, and Larry Jo, sang Happy Birthday Dear Jesus. Mrs. Robert Laing ac- companied with the ac- cordion for more carol singing. Mrs. Alec Miller gave a reading, My Christmas Wish, followed by , Mrs. Duncan Scott reading the Christmas Story. Roll call was answered with a verse on, Peace, or your most memorable gift. Everyone enjoyed a tape of Christmas music which had been taped at Cromarty church several years ago with Mrs. Gordon Laing at Special Greenway program By ANNE WALPER GREENWAY As the Christmas season approaches everybody seems to be moving quickly about in preparation for the biggest celebration of the year. Miss Theresa Ryder of Nova Scotia is spending her Christmas holidays with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Steeper and other friends and relatives. Theresa is in her third year at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Mary Winterburn of Toronto and 'Rita Sabot, had a pre-Christmas dinner with their mother, Mrs. Ed Bullock of Chateau Gardens. Jake and Iva Lagerwerf entertained the Lagerwerf family at a pre-Christmas party on Saturday night. Thirty-one people were present. Church service was held in the United Church on Sunday when the Rev. Harley Moore spoke on the topic "Hear the Good News". The fourth advent candle was lit by Fred Bullock. Special Christmas Music was sung by Junior and Senior choirs. On Sunday night the Church elders prepared a special program of Christmas Music, consisting of Sacred and Secular music as recorded by the Longines Symphonette and Chorus. Dawson Woodburn was chairman. Following the program lunch was served in the church basement and a social hour followed. It was well attended and very enjoyable. Scott Eagleson, son of Morley and Linda, en- tertained some friends at a Birthday Party on Monday. David Hutchinson of Toronto has been visiting friends in the area. The Wind-up: If a strange man with a red suit comes down the chimney at Christmas Eve, what should you do? Answer-Call the police. Have a Happy Christmas? p:g, ;}4::. Vie4.0 5'i Wez 0‘ •;Ng t'ir.3•WittPia* No•Wk4ViliziN: W,:z Pi,* gea ts;Fh,' 3 ,p,-. Shristmas oB . a 4 v.A. Wishing that the joy of A 4'',.‘..s. I A AL 1 the first Christmas is yours. ,:4 00,11.rof.. A 1 '' V! 46.1::. d A o tr q ÷41&& 0 A li Mind 1 ,!,1 Church House Antiques Is Peter & Janis Bisback § IA Hensall 262-2192 .41 t ' 7 a Piamti4ovi.o.1 i !ial Wiz wisz welOila &u*.;:ies:15i1::+44::) cut Pt,414.11:rmsvras, ' . minium .9.142.439. 9,0 • • • 414. ATOS Merry Christmas efr Thanking You for your patronage in the past year. From Dianne at the Flower Basket 00 • 114!iir 14196 k7..-4117,16k. J BROTHER AND SISTER SUPPORT — Two of the many skaters in the Kippen United Church skating party held Sun- day at the Hensall and district community centre were Lois Ann and Steven Lostell, children of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lostell of RR 3, Kipper" T-A photo ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27 Watch for our White and Bright Flyer You'll get special values January 6 - 10 % Off * Christmas Lighting * Decorations *Wrapping Paper 20 All other merchandise in our store Winner of the -automatic stereo record player with amplifier was Edith Buchanan, 9 Edgemere Rd., Lon- don. Winner of the $35,00 Family allowance gift certificate was Mrs. Donna Jean Lee, RR 2 Ails( Craig. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES CRAW; EX NOM VISA 01.1111ii A • E MAIN STREET, EXETER Use your Chargex, Mastercharge or Stechtiares Charge Card. AFTER CHRISTMAS MAN A CONSERVATION IS EVERYONE'S BUSINESS V;fia iataQa.Viihr4ka4i;?a•Vfir40.riViitzUWAka., wryly, To all my friends and acquaintances, I would 1h. like to take this oppor- triunity to express my warmest Greetings to .1,1 i h qyou and yours during ht is Holiday Season. On behalf of my family and myself Wishing all of you a Merry Christ- :4 mss and a Happy New Year, Tom Humphreys • Councillor Home Hardware OEM Agratnart ria.ay:riaaiamaia ay your Christnimq be inerry and bright as yOi kindle the fire of hospitality in your heart and home. To our good friends, u arm holiday greetings and thanks. CENTRALIA .FARMERS SUPPLY LTD. cootralia 'Phono 2/11.6636 syi:1 1:p" t$.0 A:0 6.0 . 3 " P+1"01440. ti h lirjr,7Z n Rebekahs have festive gathering Seventy-five Pride of Huron. Rebekah Lodge members enjoyed a delicious turkey (with all the trimmings) Christmas dinner in the Lodge „Hall Wednesday evening, N . Marjorie Arthur presided for the meeting assisted by acting V.G. Audrey MacGregor who also gave the sick and visiting report. Many Christmas cards and cards of thanks were read. Treasurer Mavis Atthill ' gave the financial report. , A letter was read from the Rebekah Assembly explain-, ing Lodge honours. All were reminded of the official visit of the Assembly President Myrtle Paterson to our next meeting when a banquet will be held in Exeter United Church January 7-at 6:30. It was voted to cater to the Odd Fellows bonspiel March 7, D.D.O.IVI. Percy Noels. spoke briefly and brought greetings. Several had birthdays. FiAlowing the meeting carols were sung led by Sis. Marion Skinner and a Christmas reading given by Sig. Marjorie Arthur. Santa Claus then arrived and distributed gifts. The evening concluded with squares and punch by the committee in charge who also planned and served the dinner. An experienced married man is one who can tell when his wife comes to the end of one argument and begins another. By KATHY COOPER The Elimville Women's Institute held their Christ- mas meeting recently. The programme was in charge of Mrs. Philip Johns, Mrs, Ross Hargreaves and .Mrs, Carl Gower. The meeting was opened by everyone joining in singing Good King Wen- ceslas. Mrs. Gower read an article "The Spirit of the Season". Mrs. Hargreaves commented on the motto "Lasting peace will have its birth, when understanding fills the earth". Mrs. Freeman Horne favoredwith a musical number. A Christmas skit "The Carpenter Shop" with Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Gower, Mrs. Howard Pym, Mrs. Ross Skinner, Mrs. Delmar Skinner, Mrs. Allen Johns, Mrs. Ivan Brock and Mrs. Elson Lynn taking part followed. Mrs. Gower read a poem "What is Christmas". Mrs. Johns introduced Mrs, Wm. Jones who demonstrated the making of turtle chocolates, cherry chocolates and peppermint patties. It is quite simple but time consuming. She had a plate of fancy chocolates and candies each member' was able to sample after the meeting. The business part of the meeting followed and donations were made to The • Children and Family Services and to War Memorial Hospital. Mrs, Floyd Cooper closed this part of the meeting with a poem "These are. Needed", An exchange of a 'Christmas gift followed, A social time and Christmas lunch followed. • The annual Sunday School Christmas concert was held Thursday evening. Floyd Cooper acted a chairman, The concert opened by everyone joining in singing the hymn "Joy to <the World". The welcome recitation was given by Mark Lynn and Dennis Wilkinson. The kindergarten class then sang and did a little skit on mother, father and child and the family. Toby Taylor gave a recitation and the kin- dergarten class returned to act out the scene and sing "Away in the manger". The primary class had two pieces "Stars of Christmas and Dear old Santa Claus". ' The Intermediate 1 clas perfomed a skit "Reeky the Magic Christmas Bird". Mrs. Ross Skinner and Mrs. Howard Pym sang a song "Where do all the flies go", The Intermediate 2 class acted out the skit "The Shoemaker and the Elves". Julie Wilkinson favored with a guitar selection and Margaret Pym joined in for the second number. "The Night before Christmas" was acted out by theYoung Peoples classRuth Skinner read several poems, one for the boys, one for the girls and one for the adults. A short play "More Blessed to Give" was acted out by the choir, A visit was made by Santa Claus. This was especially enjoyed by the children as well as the young at heart. The evening closed with "We wish you a Merry Christ- mas". Baptism held Sunday morning the baby daughter of Jacob and Brenda Hovius was baptized. Pastor Ross Hargreaves baptized Starr Tenee Hovius. Starr is one child who will be able to say she played the part of baby Jesus at Christmas. She played the part at the White Gift Sun- day. the organ and Mrs. Nelson Pullman and David Ratz on the accordions, During business it was decided to begin quilting early in January. Members were asked to save their used stamps• and cards again in 1981. Programs for 1981 were handed out by the committee, A letter was read reminding everyone of the annual meeting of the Stratford Presbyterial to be held in St, Andrews Presbyterian Church in Stratford on Tuesday January 13. Mrs. Alec Miller, Mrs. Larry Gardiner and Mrs. Carter Kerslake presented a summary of thestudy book on Human Rights dealing with the native people, the han- dicapped and women's rights, A contest on Christmas Legends was enjoyed by all, Mrs. Paynter presented a lovely table center for a draw which was won by Mrs. Glen Elliott. The meeting closed by the singing of While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks followed by the Lords Prayer in unison, A delicious smorgasbord Christmas luncheon served by the committee 'was enjoyed by all. W. meets Mrs. William Mahon hosted the Christmas meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute at her home on Thursday December 18 at 1:30 p.m. President Mrs. John Miller presided opening with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Twelve members answered the roll call by displaying a hand- made Christmas gift. Household hints were given by Mrs. Charles Douglas. Everyone signed a Christmas card for Miss Vera Hamkley. A letter was read froth the Weavering Women's Institute in Kent England expressing Christmas wishes. During business it was moved to purchase a dozen song books that were used at the area convention this past year. A number of Perth County plates and spoons are to be purchased to be used as gifts. Circle 1 are in charge of the first progressive euchre party to be held in the township hall, Wednesday evening January 21. A sing-a-long of Christmas carols accompanied by Mrs. William Mahon on the organ was enjoyed by all. everyone brought a gift for the Mitchell Nursing home and Mrs. Daltin &nate volunteered to deliver them. Secret Pals were revealed and gifts exchanged, with pals drawn for 1981. The meeting was closed with all singing the new version of "0 Canada", Poo* 9A The hostesses,. lvirs. William Mahon, Mre. Charles Douglas,. A. OrPha Nerris. and W Mrs, Norman Barham served a lovely lunch of Christmas dainties. enjoyed by all, Personals Mrs, John Templeman was a guest of the Dublin. Women's institute at their Christmas pot luck luncheon and meeting December 16 at the home of Mrs. Charles. Friend. CHRISTMAS IS FOREVER By Julie Glavin Grade4 Mt. Carmel One dark Christmas night Santa said to his wife tell the elves Christmas is off this year I feel very ill, Mrs. Clause sadly walked out of the house saying to herself "those poor children with no toys to play with." Than she had an idea. "I can deliver the toys myself." Soon the news was spred throughtout the town. And than sure anough she went leaving Santa in wonder if she could. But Mrs. Clause was a worse Santa than you could imagine. She gave the plane to Billy instead of Bobby and the doll to Pony not Kim, But it turned out to be a pretty good Christmas after all. Though it was a good thing Santa Clause cattle next year. And he was as jolly as ever for any where he stopped he would say, "He- ho ho Merry Christmas. Staffs WI buy boo-ks,, Times-AcIvecbtei December 24, 190 J Women see decorations