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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2000-12-13, Page 1414 -TMS HURON IRXPOSITON, Cleevanbor 13, 2000 Correspondence Legion hosts annual children's Christmas concert Last Sunday the 48th annual Legion Children's Christmas Concert was held. President Eva Brown welcomed everyone to Branch 156. In the concert were Stacie Van Miltenhurg. step dance; Melissa Pushelberg, organ; Melissa Pushclberg. William and Laura Chappel, singing: Gwynne Burgess, piano; Mark Pletch, Sabrina Kenny-Meidinger. singing; Victoria Cardiff, singing and recitation. All the children joined in a sing -song led by Allyson Cardiff. Santa Claus came and gave the children a big bag of candy, apple and oranges. Coffee, cookies and a cold drink were served by Mary Dejong and Helen Ann Elliott. The December executive meeting is Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. The general meeting is Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. At the going down"of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. By Barbara Scott December holds many Dublin area birthday celebrations Congratulations to Kevin and Jan O'Rourke of R.R. 1, Dublin, on the safe arrival of Lucas Joseph, on Nov. 23, weighing 8 lbs. 4 oz. Next week several birthdays are approaching. Happy Birthday to Barbara Murray, R.R. 1, Dublin on Dec. 17; to Bradley Saunders, Dublin, who will be three years old on Dec. 18; to Alvin Hinz, Dec. 19 and to Alden Strathdee. Dec. 20. Father Maurice Charbonneau celebrates on Dec. 19 while Ron Dixon celebrates on Dec. 20. By Do Dit 345 - Happy Birthday to Cecilia Schoonderwoerd who celebrated recently. THOT'GHT FOR will be and rothy no matter Ion what care life may 2883 send; if we travel the pathway together, and walk side by side with' a friend. Reminder for Dublin and area residents. Please phone Dorothy about Christmas celebrations for the Dublin Nears. If no answer, leave a message and I'll contact you. Thanks. Special Christmas mass will take place Father Tony Daniels announced there will be a Christmas celebration and Mass at St. Columban Church on Christmas morning starting at 10 a.m. Everyone • is invited and welcome to attend. _ The sympathy of the • • entire community is extended to Pam Soontiens, Brian. Cathy By Mar Rya 345-2 yC. n 560 Hensall prepares for Christmas services At Hensall United Church, the guest minister was Les Hills. The sermon was "Prepare the Way." Belva Fuss was the organist with Mona and•Vern Alderdice greeting the worshippers. Janice and Garry Alderdice received the offering. Ross Kercher looked after the elevator. Ryan Jacohe lit thc second Advent candle. Poinsettias were placed in the sanctuary by Kay Mock in memory of Ron Mock• Helen MacLean in memory of Grant MacLean, Audrey Christie and family in memory of Glendon - Christie, Anne Annen and Michael Annen in memory of Rev. Henry Annen and Jeff Annen, Larry, Evelyn, Warrcn and Laura Elder in memory of Kay Elder. Ken Elder in memory of Kay Elder, Bill Gibson in memory of John-Casticdine, Marg Cole in memory of Alvin Colc and grandson Lawrence Colc. A poinsettia was also placed by the Tinker Tots and Kids Club. A Christmas pageant will be presented Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. by the Junior Congregation and the Community Youth Choir. They will present thc Christmas story in a play entitled "Oh No, Not Another Christmas Play." A free-will offering will be taken, followed by a fellowship hour. At Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracey's message was "Second Coming." Joyce Pepper was the organist. Marg Baker lit the Advent Candle and also looked after the church school class. The offering was received by Harry Smith and Al Hoggarth. Singing voices are needed for Christmas Eve. St. Columban and Dave' and. their families on the loss of their husband and father. John Soontiens. Happy Birthday to Pat Feeney who celebrated this past week. The students at St. Columban School have completed their food drive which helps many needy people at this time of year. Mrs. Petrasek's class gained the distinction of having collected the most food for the drive. Dana Dalton, who teaches piano to several area students from St. Columban and Seaforth, held a piano recital with those students on Sunday afternoon in the gym. The gym was filled,by many interested people ' who enjoyed the . solo performances,, duets and young people playing and singing in groups. The KIDS GET ARTHRITIS TOO. THE•Please help, us find the ARTHRITIS cure! To donate, or for SOCIETY more information, call Ontario Division 1-800-321-1433 BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE is hosting a NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE! Dance to Gary McGill Dec. 31, 2000 at 9:00 p.m. BBQ Beef Lunch '25. per couple /815. per person For tickets call 347-2731 or 347-4127 • t— • • l -- d • t -- cc d • cc •cc • cc d •• 1 - cc PARTY • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY SPLASHY RETRO NIGHT SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE & ELIMINATION DRAW Sunday, Dec. 31/009 pm to 2 am Draw & Dance $15.00- Tickets from executive •Dance Tickets Only at the door $10. PRIZE FOR BEST DRESSED MAN & WOMAN 1st Ticket drawn $25.00 Every 25th ticset $25.00 Last Ticket $1,000. Seaforth & District Community Centres 73 --4 • •v 3> —1 • •v --I • -•t • -43 3> • -10 3> -41 a> -4 • •v a) -4 • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY • PARTY FRI. & SAT. 6:45 & 9:15 PM SUN., - THURS. 8PM SAT. & SUN. MAT. 2 PM ALL MAT. SEATS '428 1=11 r1 FRI.-THURS. DECEMBER 15-21 44t r; 1i, t r t t at �' omen ti) ant S:&L Starring Mel Gibson , & Helen Hunt . . B1AT2 PM � AMP evel ehle M Qiat. k groups dressed up in seasonal costumes for their performance. One group portrayed Santa's crew with reindeer and elves accompanied by Santa; another group portrayed Santa's helpers:, yet another were angels. SEAFORTH OPTIMIST • CLUB TRAVEL THE WORLD LOTTERY WINNERS December WINNERS Grand Prize Trip to Dominican Republic Barb Desjardins Goderich $100.00 Judy Cherry Bayfield , • • HaPPY 9th • Birthday. Tanner Ward Dec. 17 • Love, Mom and Riley .........,..../..,...../....,......,...p.,✓ M.C.L. SOUND f. f FULL D.J. SERVICE f ✓ Book Your Receptions, .,. f Buck & Does early! f ✓ For more info. call ✓ f John: Clinton ✓ r 482-9984 ✓ Barry/Donna: Mitchell ••••348-0516 f 1✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ Graduation Congratulations to Brenda Johnson (Wesenberg) on passing the Canada -wide Uniform final exam, qualifying her as a• Chartered Accountant. Brenda is a graduate of the Richard Ivey School of Business (University of Western Ontario) and continues her employment with Ernst & Young in Toronto. We are so proud_of you Brenda. Love Mom & Jerry. Dan & Laura. 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