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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-22, Page 34Nine read at Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS A service of nine lessons and carols was held at St. Paul's Anglican Church Sun- day morning at 9:30 a.m. Readers of the nine carols were Andrea Blackler, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Blackler, Bernard McCormick, Mrs. Garth Blackler, David Creery. Maureen Blackler, Gerald Paul and Reverend Smith. W.I. moot The roll call was answered by naming a person who has had an influence on your life. It was decided to vote $1,- 000. to the swimming pool committee who are in need of funds again. The meeting was on the year of the disabled and was in charge of resolutions and curators. committee. Mrs. Marvin Harwick in- troduced the guest speaker Sonya Jackson of London who was formerly district nurse in Lambton and Huron Counties. For the past three and a half years she has been associated with the Easter Seal Society of London. She gave a report of her work and showed pictures and commentated on Woodeden Camp which has sixty-four youngsters in the summer. Sonya was thanked by Mrs. John McElrea and presented with a gift. Mrs. Mervin Shute then read a skit on the cow (Mrs. Marvin Hartwick. Mrs. Fred Parkinson as the cow) which was humorous and enjoyed by all. 44141114 C04:14:4 :1114:1144440 4 1 Recently from .►ni THE SHERATON CENTRE sz 743 �sL ;, °' Joanne is welcoming new female or male clients. 70 Services Include: Appointments not always necessary. tv For appointments or free consultation call Joanne s �"n mcs rocs �� acs acs rocs cry ew c Ny eft `titlt ars+rin+r!n+r'et+r lrtng1i Lit from Doug, Brian and Joanne sPtl : v ron 7<s -: c� c c: yc1 yv ycs m'tl svey arts v'tl �/!tl M�tl Mrf � 1 ant MlfMtltr!! Park.rs.Barber Shop and oom Unisex Malas it.: 235-045 Main St. Exeter w �3 r ,+ ,� r r� V r a y� tr V� w' !.04 41:0 0 0.4,.. :(31;:4016:04:11V.414.0.:141 Page 10 Times -Advocate, December 22, 1981 Church women pick delegates Students present Christmas concert at Elimville church By Y COOP 1R COOR The Elimville Sunday School Christmas Concert was held Monday evening. Mr Lorne Thrower was the mister of ceremonies. Preceeding the concert everyone joined in singing a few Christmas carols. The welcome was given by Erin Coward and Crystal Hovius of the kindergarten class The kindergarten class also presented the skit ..Santa's Candy Shop" with all members taking part. A piano solo by Ann Delbridge included "Away In a Manger" and "At the Skating Rink". The nrimary class follow- ed with a skit "Bells Christmas" and ended by singing several Christmas songs. Susan Grubb followed with a piano solo "Waltz of the Christmas Toys". The junior class per- formed a puppet show en- titled "Scrooge", "Do you hear what I hear" and "Christmas in Killarney." The intermediate class followed with a comical skit entitled "Scrooge's Operation." The adult class had a in- terview of a boxer which proved veru comical and a pantomime entitled "Shor- ty' T» close this section of the .,cert the young people class acted out the Nativity 1 II lil! iyi IHt' , II III j�p II' �II1M1I oi" d11111 tQ lI , I sll` '.I' !; " ta. EXETER 235-0853 We're delivering our season's greetings right to your door. The merriest Christmas from our house to yours. For your loyal, friendly patronage, our gratitude. DAVE MOORE FUELS scene, Including Bible readings. Jolly Old St. Nicholas was Centralia ladies meet By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Centralia U.C.W. met in the auditorium of the church which was nicely decorated in gold -white, with candles and a Christmas tree. The men of the congregation were guests. The meeting opened with the singing of carols. A poem and.Scripture were read by Marion Abbott. Devotion and prayer were given by Iva Blair. - Bob Heywood entertained with singing and playing his accordion which was much enjoyed and a reading by Adeline Elliott. Margaret Cook welcomed all -and gave theorigin of the Crismons. Mildred Greb, Olive Essery and Janet Hicks gave description of the Crismons and what each I symbol meant and Marion Abbott arranged them on the tree. The ladies of the U.C.W. had made them earlier ata work night. Solo • by Lois Wilson. Mildred Greb gave the prayer. All were invited to the school room were a smorgasbord luncheon was served by the lunch com- mittee. Swain Greenhouses Presents its FIRST EVER GIGANTIC SALE Savings up to SO% Super Specials throughout the greenhouses and gift boutiques Dec. 26 - Jan. 3 Remember we are at the corner of Hwy 3 & 76 at Eagle Open Daily 9 - 5:30 p.m. Sunday 10 - 7 Phone 768-1116 TORONTO "The Backroom" Unisex Hairstyling is pleased to introduce Miss Joanne Simmons. 41 Hair Shaping & Styling ' Henna Treatments * Permanents {x French or Inverted Braids gest Wishes cet ObritCg for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Ci then a visitor which everyone had been waiting for. He had a gift for each of the children and they all were able to have a visit with Santa Claus. Everyone joined in singing Christmas carols tofinish the evening. White Gift Sunday was celebrated Sunday with the Sunday School children tak- ing part. Mr. Dan Coward was in charge of the serice. Joan Cooper read the story "The Littlest Star" and the children portrayed the manger scene and stars. Monday afternoon the United Church Women met at the church. Mrs. Philip Johns and Mrs. Ina Skinner were in charge of the program. Mrs. Johns opened the meeting with the poem "The Miracle Road." Mrs. Howard Johns read the scripture including the Christmas story` and led in prayer. The film "The Other Wise Men" was shown and discussed. Mrs. Howard Pym sang a solo "0 Holy Night." Mrs. Skinner read the story "The First Christmas Roses". This part of the meeting was closed by sing- ing "While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks by Night." President. Mrs. Ross Skinner opened the business part of the meeting with the poem "The Priceless Gift for Christmas". Mrs. John Batten brought the budget in and it was approved. Mrs. Philip Herr*. Mrs. Philip Johns and Mrs. Ross Skinner will be the delegates to the Presbyterial meeting in Hensall January $5. The meeting to plan the programs for 1982 will be at the church Tuesday, December 29 at 9:30. A social time followed. •Ili sswwwwwls.e.ou sna ;;;;AAmen* ond.eswwrlwwlu n'wa.I 1EAC7E A R T At Christmas, a 'special prayer: May mankind be blessed with "Peace on Earth." And a special wish: May your personal Christmas be a most happy one. FARM SUPPLY LIMITED SALES & SERVICE REPAIRS 236-4934 PHONE 236-4321 GRADE ONE CHOIR the school's Christmas day afternoon. The combined grade one classes at Huion Centennial School pageant. The school's ouditorium was filled with parents as the near Brucefield added their voices to children presented the show Wednes- jzehr. sj YOUNG FROZEN rine markers... of fine foods GOND BEEF CUT FROM THE CHUCK lWOE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS ip Iwb OVEN REA UTILITY TURKEYS 6 TO 16 LB. LMT 2 BIROS PEA CUSTOMER Ib. ALL ZEHRS MARKETS OPEN NIGHTS TILL CHRISTMAS SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSI 6 P.M. THURSDAY DEC. 24 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIRE SELF BASTING . 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