HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-12-02, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1987.
Gleefully gobbling a concoction that would make weaker men pale,
Lawrence Bergsma, left, Chris Kennedy, Bryan Gross and Jonathan
Potter tuck into a super sundae at Hullett Central Public School last
week. The 20-foot long treat was the prize for the Grade 7 class at the
school, in recognition of their prowess in selling more magazine
subscriptions than any other class during a recent sales campaign.
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Happy Gang entertained
by Hullett musicians
Happy Gang Seniors held their
Christmas meeting November 25.
Fifty-five members enjoyed a hot
turkey dinner and Christmas pudd
ing and all the trimmings at 12 noon
catered to by W.I. ladies.
President Audrey Thompson
welcomed all with a Christmas
reading. O Canada was sung with
Genevieve Allen at the piano. The
blessing was asked by Clare
Vincent. A toast was proposed to
the ladies. Margaret Good thanked
the ladies for the meal. Thanks
were accepted by Doreen Carter,
after the tables were cleared.
Clara Riley introduced Peter
Snell, music teacher at Hullett
Central Public School. He intro
duced 11 pupils who entertained
with flute music, pianos solos, step
dancing, duets and Christmas
numbers. They were thanked by
fl Family
and Children’s
Services
of Huron County
Requests Your Support for the
HURON COUNTY
CHRISTMAS BUREAU
1987
Donations of Toys, Games, Gifts and
Clothing can be left at your local centre:
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Local Manager: Mrs.
Helen Roorda
Clinton Christian
Reformed Church
Location:
Clinton Christian
Reformed Church,
PrincessSt., Clinton
Date: December 7 to
December 11
Time: Monday to
Friday 10:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m.
GOLD CHAIN
ENHANCERS
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Please direct financial contributions to:
FAMILY and CHILDREN'S SERVICES
OF HURON COUNTY,
46 Gloucester Terrace,
Goderich, Ontario. N7A 1W7
Reg. No. 0184-192-01-05
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JEWELLERS
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Lome Hunking and presented with
a gift.
A ticket on a draw amounting to
$95.50 is to be donated to the
Clinton Public Hospital. The draw
is a bread box made and donated by
Lome Hunking. There were three
draws: first prize, bread box, won
by Michael Lyons; second prize,
basket of fruit, won by Beth Knox
and third, a plant, won by George
Hoggart.
Ten tables of cards were played.
The winners were most zeros,
Hazel Watkins; ladies’ high, Esth
er Moffatt; low, Isabel Scanlon;
lone hands, Hazel Reid; men’s
high, Jack Armstrong; lone hands,
Jim McEwing; low, Lome Snell;
nearest birthday, Ruth Shobbrook.
Audrey closed the meeting with
a Christmas reading wishing all a
Merry Christmas. She said, “See
all January 27 at 1:30 p.m. in the
hall and thanks to all.”
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Advent marked at Londesboro
The first Sunday of Advent was
held on Sunday at the Londesboro
United Church. Welcoming was
Berty Lyon. The ushers were
Shannon Duizer, Kim Salverda,
Paul Jewitt and Richard Burgsma.
Rev. Snihurwelcomedall and
gave the call to worship and the
announcements. With them this
morning was Mr. Don Langford, a
former missionary of the United
Church, now mission consultant
for London Conference. Next
Sunday will be White Gift Sunday.
Bring your gifts for collection.
White Gifts will be given to the
Huron Christmas Bureau for dis
tribution to the needy. On Decem
ber 13 there will be a carol-sing
before church. During the carol
sing family oictures will be eollert-
ed to add to the family Christmas
tree.
The lighting of the first advent,
the candle of Mary was done by
Helen and Norman Alexander. The
children’s song was “Jesus bids us
shine”. The story was about Jesus’
birth. The junior teachers were
Shelly Merner and Pam Hoggart.
The scripture reading was from
Isaiah and the lesson was from
Matthew, read by Don Langford.
Thesermonwas given by Don
Langford telling what it is like to
live in Ethiopia and Zambia, and to
share our food. We are rich and
powerful. The mission of Christ
begins and ends with us. He
answered questions and asked for
discussion. Rev. Snihur thanked
him
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CLINTON, 8 Albert St.
EXETER, 284 Main St.
SEAFORTH, 26 Main St. S
ST. MARYS, 135 Queen St. East
WALKERTON, 203 Durham St. E.
GODERICH, 2 The Square
MEMBER AMERICAN
People
around
Londesboro
Congratulations to Jeannette
and Bernard O’Neill of Kings
bridge on the birth of a son, Glenn
at Goderich Hospital on November
24. He is a grandson for Frank and
Dorothy Johnston and a great-
grandson for Bob and Bertha
Johnston.
Weekend visitors with Allen and
Ruth Shaddick were Mr. Bob
Rushby and Gregory of Kitchener,
Jeffrey Shaddick, Stephen, Danny
and Krystal of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Moore of Scarborough
and Lloy and Dirk Garlichs of
Waterloo.
Sympathy is extended to Helen
and Reg Lawson and family on the
death of her father John Turner
from Huronview in Clinton Hospi
tal on November 28at age 88 years.
W.I. meeting will be held
December 9 at 2 p.m. Roll call will
be a family custom at Christmas.
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There will be a demonstration of
the “Christmas Message.”
The W.I. card party will be held
on Friday, December 4 at 8 p.m.
the U.C.W. Christmas meeting
on December 7at 6:30 p.m. will be
in the form of a pot luck supper.
Each person is to bring a guest, and
agiftforthefriendshiphouse in
Goderich. There will be a guest
speaker, Rev. Cathy Urbasik.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Scott and
children of Seaforth were Sunday
guests with his grandmother, Jean
Scott.
Mrs. Nelson Reid of Walton
visited on Saturday with Jean
Scott.
Dora Shobbrook, Thelma Eller-
by, Chastity Colquhoun and Mar
sha Miller spent Saturday in
Woodstock with Ross and Muriel
Millson and family.
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