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The Bluewater Recycling Association and all its staff would like to wish
everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. During the holiday
season, we postpone the regular collection of waste and recyclables in
order to allow our staff to savour this joyous holiday season with their
family and friends.
As a result, there will be no collection on Wednesday, December 25th and
Wednesday, January 1st. However, there will be an alternate collection on
Saturday, December 28th for communities missed on the above dates.
Thursday, December 26th is a regular collection day with the exception of
Clinton which will be postponed until January 2nd.
The regular collection schedule for everyone will resume on Thursday,
January 2nd.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
We would also like to remind you that
wrapping paper is not recyclable.
Should you have any questions,
please feel free to contact us at
1-800-265-9799.
Christmas shopping
Amelia Bott was checking out the items for sale at the craft
show in Huronlea on Saturday. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Wingham and District Hospital Foundation would like to
thank Joe Kerr Limited, for the $5,000 donation.
Thanks also to Wingham Forestry Service, Wingham Happy Gang Seniors,
George Underwood Farms Ltd., Staff of Stainton Home Hardware, and
Howick Firefighters Association.
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COMMEMORATE THE NEWEST
• FAMILY MEMBER'S 1ST NEW YEAR
Join the gallery of faces in The Citizen's
baby photo display January 8, 2003
Send or bring a picture of your little one born in
2002 along with a writeup which includes full name,
• birth date and parents' names, to be featured in The
Citizen's Gallery of Faces on January 8, 2003, for only
$16.50 (GST included).
Please send picture (with name on back), along with „,..N
a cheque, to The Citizen prior to December 2 CV 1
Photos may be picked up after January 8.
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- Sample -
Alex John Smith
December 16
son of
Mike & Laura
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2002. PAGE 13.
Glanvilles greet at Duff's service
FROM WALTON
WUCC
members
gather
The WUCC ladies gathered on
Wednesday evening in the church
basement decorated by Heidi
McClure and Gloria Wilbee to
celebrate their Christmas potluck
meeting. They were entertained by
Brandi Leslie who sang a song she
wrote in memory of her brother,
Geoffrey. She also sang 0 Holy
Night and the ladies sang Christmas
carols with Glenda Morrison
playing the piano;
Members also brought items for a
gift basket for Joan Tuchlinsky
whicia. was presented.to her during
the evening.
The poinsettias arrived at the
church on Friday and the kitchen
was beautifully adorned with
approximately 45 plants. They were
picked up by their owners on
Sunday after church.
A reminder if you have any ideas
for the fundraising committee they
are always ready to listen.
Upcoming events to remember
are: baptism. Dec. '22; annual
reports, due Dec. 31; annual
meeting, Jan. 19.
Everyone is welcome to the
family Advent evening on Friday
night at 7:30 p.m. There is going to
be a hayride through the village and
the singing of Christmas carols. Hot
chocolate and cookies will be served
back at the church afterwards.
Father, sons
out grooming
trails
Continued from page 12
snowmobile enthusiasts out and
about. The trails are officially closed
as of yet, but from our house, we can
see they are being kept quite busy.
The groomer is out doing its job and
on Saturday many of the volunteers,
including Bob Blake and boys, were
out getting the trails staked properly.
Remember to drive responsibly
and obey all road crossings.
Motorists should always be cautious
as well.
Birthday babies were missed from
two weeks‘' ago and I was one of
them. Celebrating -.another year of
life were Craig Gillis, Lin Sterner,
Keith Williamson, Malinda
Johnston, Paul McCallum, Mark
Moffett, Emma Taylor, Ron Godkin,
Mary Bernard, Rick McDonald,
Devin Bachert, Lorraine Blake,
Glenda Morrison and John Glauser.
-Happy birthday to all.
Members of Duff's United Church
were greeted by Jackie, Joelle,
Melissa and Edward Glanville. The
lighting of the' second candle of the
'Advent wreath for Advent was done
by Elise and Nadine Ringennborg —
The Walton Little School
preschool class was busy learning
about Hanukkah this week. They did
menorah math, made latkes to eat
and played driedel games.
They had a special day on Friday
as they participated in Scholastic's
Read for 2003.
They read a lot of books and
parents were invited to attend and
participate in special Christmas
activities and the Christmas sing-
the theme for the second Sunday of
Advent is peace.
Joan Tuchlinsky asked for the
presentation of the white gifts. Many
were placed under the tree for the
Huron County Christmas Bureau.
song.
They are counting down the days
until Christmas and are getting very
excited.
The toddler class has been busy
making and creating decorations for
their Christmas tree.
They too were introduced to the
celebration of Hanukkah. They
created a menorah and practised
counting the nine candles.
In celebration of Read for 2003,
The choir performed the anthem
The Present which they also sang at
the Brussels Ministerial Choral
Evening at St. John's Anglican
Church on Sunday evening. Graeme
Craig read the scripture read-
the pre-school class joined the
toddlers to share their favourite
hooks.
ing.
Joan's reflection was on pastoral
care and how all can be called to
give support to someone in
need.
The offering was taken by Paul
McCallum and Brian Wilbee.
The closing Christmas hymn 0
Little Town of Bethlehem had the
added joy of music with Phyllis
Mitchell on the violin.
Greeting this Sunday is Keith and
Gloria Wilbee.
Hanukkah, topic at WLS
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Baby's Full Name
Birth Date
Parents' Names
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