HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-12-06, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2000.
FROM BRUSSELS
Advent is here - the season of
anticipation. The next four weeks are
part of our Christian tradition, a time
of hope, peace, joy and love.
The weather on Saturday made
Santa feel so good, as he watched the
crowd enjoy the parade. We are so
lucky to have so many community-
minded folk that each year make us
proud of our parade. The light deco
rations and the tree at the medical
centre look good too. Thank you.
The Catholic ladies report a good
bazaar Nov. 25. Tickets sold prior to
the event went well and now
Michelle Terpstra has a new collec
tor doll. Reta Ross won a variety
meat pack, Olene Dennis is the
pleased owner of a $75 Teeft certifi
cate. Emma Franken has a new
Christmas decoration and Andrew
Fear won a new calendar holder.
During the bazaar several draws
were made and after winning three
gifts I think Pat Nolan went home so
others had a chance to win the good
ies available. The financial gain will
be used to do mission work in com
munity and afar.
Laura, daughter of Bill and Pauline
Hetherington, namesake of Laura
Smith of Braemar was married to
Norm Miller on Saturday at the
Scottish Rite in Hamilton. Relatives
Cora and Ross Alcock, Joe and
Linda Smith, Alma Hetherington,
Chris and Lara Graber and Ralph
and I attended the non-traditional
service.
The history of the wedding cele
bration was a big part of the ceremo
ny and very interesting; as was see
ing inside the Scottish Rite - a sig
nificant building to the Masons, an
important part of my Dad’s life.
The other bonus for me was hav
ing my four brothers and their part
ners together in one place from
Edmonton, Hallville, Brantford and
Hamilton.
Yipee!
The public school invites you to
their concert next Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. If you can’t make that - come
and enjoy the dress rehearsal Dec. 12
at 9:30 a.m.
Catch the spirit.
Bye now, Betty G.W.
Leafrom Huronlea
Residents enjoy busy time
By Lee Chesterfield these last few days.
Huronlea has been one busy place On Nov. 26 the Dickens Christmas
dinner was held. Over 100 residents
and guests partook of all the tradi
tional goodies associated with
Christmas.
We were entertained by Don and
Alice Andrews of Clinton and
Richard and Esther Rose of Mitchell
who sang carols. All in all an event
to remember.
The Howick Squared danced up a
storm. Believe me no" one went to
sleep. Egbert Jacobs of Millbank is
their excellent caller.
On Saturday, Dec. 2 the Auxiliary
had its craft fair. The weather was
perfect and we had a large crowd of
eager gift seekers.
This is still very early in December
and we have many Christmas pro
grams planned so stay tuned.
Welcomes you and yours!
Remember to book your office
Christmas parties and family get-togethers soon!
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buffet dinner to choose from
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A penny spent
Elunid McNair made her bids at the penny sale during the
Huronlea Auxiliary’s craft show on Saturday. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10
Singles Dance
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Dance to "The Country Ways"
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