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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-12-23, Page 15Bells jingled at Parish Hall Members of the Kairshea Women's In- stitute enjoyed their annual Christmas Party held December 17 at the Parish Hall. The U.C.W. catered to the evening with a lovely turkey dinner. The ladies were thanked for their efforts by Mrs. Gor- don Wall. The president, Mrs. Haldenby, opened the meeting with some Christmas thoughts following the singing of the Ode and the repeating of the Mary Stewart Collect. The scripture reading was done by Mrs. Allan MacDougall. A minute's silence was observed in memory of a member, Mrs. Peter Edisbury, who passed away since our last meeting. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, and adopted. During the Christmas program which followed, several Christmas carols were sung under the leadership of Mrs. John Forster and Mrs. Vera Schmidt at the piano. Mrs. Gordon Wall gave a reading, "Thoughts of Christmas". The president had some excellent Christmas riddles which she asked at intervals throughout the program. A humourous Erma Hornbeck reading was enjoyed by all and read by Mrs. John Forster. Mrs. Gordon Wall also presented the reading "The Santa Claus Myth is a Treasured Tradition". Mrs. Forster conducted a Christmas bingo game. Winners were Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Mr's. Harvey Houston. Bells jingled at the door and while everyone sang, in danced Santa himself. He sounded much like a favorite teacher as he told jokes while handing out the gifts. Some special Christmas songs were sung by all and the meeting closed with O'Canada. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, .December 23, 1987 --Page 15 What I like about Christmas I like Christmasbecause Christ was born. I like Christmas because my birthday is after, I like Christmas because you get presents, I like Christmas because in school you get Christmas holidays, I like Christmas because it's a good time of the year. by Chris Fox What I Like About Christmas I like Santa Claus parades. I like the snow when its falling I like the holly growing around. I like to open presents. I like all of the reindeer. I like when Santa gives me candy. I like to Share at Christmas. by Lisa Osinga Brookside, Gr. 3 I like Christmas because.... I like Santa's bag in books and on. t.v. O000psey daisy I forgot the toys!. I like Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Doner and Blitzen.' And that darn snow and Ebenezer Scrooge and his bah humbug. I like the mess Because it is all over the place! Theres ribbon here and paper there, and toys everywhere. Scott Richardson Brookside Hi, Santey, Hows Rudolph? I know you have a lot of Kids to mack toys for but can you PLEASE give me my pet MONSTER and Panther - o? That's all. Weill better be going. Bye Love. PS. I will leave cookies and coke for you an a apple for Rudolph. Brad Hodges Brookside Gr. 2 111111111,1111111,1111)1111111,11101110111011/111/11011•1011111101111111011 LYCEUM'i Phone 357-1630. for 24_ hour movie information the x Area residents were considerably inconvenienced on Tuesday of last week when a severe wind and ice storm hit the region. On the 15th sideroad of West Wawanosh, a huge tree came down pulling wires and hydropoles with it. Some homes were without hydro from 10:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. when hydro crews managed to finish the repair work. John and Maureen deBruyn had a close call when a huge limb came down doing some slight damage to their home during the same storm last week. There were other reported incidents of tree limbs damaging vehicles and cars as well, but none ap- peared tobe of a serious nature. (Pat Livingston photos) Friends of Mrs. Mary Black of Lucknow Will be sorry to hear that she has been under doctors care with a ba, cold pleurisy. She is feeling much better nc, vV and is able to get around. Mrs. Jack McGuire visited with Mary Balck last Sunday.. Marjorie Solomon, Lucknow, also visited with Lorraine and Mary on Sunday. A large crowd attended the annual Christmas Concert put on by the Ripley School, children last week. The kids deserve a lot of credit for their fine perfor- mance and a big hand goes to the teachers for their patience through out the practicing. Jack McGuire -visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haas at the lake. Allan Lamon of Chesley visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire and family. Mr. Tasso Karantonis and a friend from Toronto spent a couple of clays recently at his farm here and called on a number of friends in the Olivet area. Mary Black, Lucknow, was pleased to receive a visit last week from her FARM REPORT Help OMAF Celebrate 1988! Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food is 100 years young! Lots of ac- complishments, lots of changes! 1988 is a year to honour significant achievements in the agricultural industry and to increase Ontario's awareness of the benefits the agricultural and food industry has had on the economic and social life of this province. We would like to kickoff the year by honouring the New Year`s baby in each of the five county hospitals as one of our events. We would also like to invite you to the Clinton O.M.A.F. office during the week of January 4 - 8 for a celebration. Cake and hot cider will be served. Everyone is welcome! Jane Muegge Rural Organization Specialist daughter, Joyce Black of Grande Prairie, Alberta. Joyce was en route to join her husband, David Olinger, who recently ac- cepted a position with the editorial staff at the Sault Ste. Marie Star. We wish Joyce and David all the best in their new loca- tion. 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