HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-12-22, Page 31Clandeboye WI enjoy potluck
The December meeting of the
Clandeboye Women's Institute was
held at the home of Mrs. Gerald
Lynn. Nine members and one visitor
enjoyed a delicious pot luck meal at
12:30 noon.
The program consisted of several
Christmas readings, given by Hazel
Williams, Marion Hodgson and Gla-
dys Cunningham. A pie contest was
conducted by Marion Hodgson.
Christmas carols were sung accom-
panied by Ruth Hill as pianist.
During the business a donation
was made to the Children's Hospital
of Western Ontario and to give
Christmas remembrances to six resi-
dents at Craigholm Nursing Home
and Apartments, who were former
Clandeboye residents.
Door prizes, donated by Jean Hod-
gins were won by Hazel Williams
and Gladys Cunningham.
Christmas Service
St. James Anglican Church,
Clandeboye, held their Christmas
service Sunday. The lessons were
read by Rev. Bruce Pocock, assisted
by Hazel, Allan and Gladys Cun-
ningham, Alton and Louise O'Neil
and Barbara Carter. The fourth ad
vent candle was lit and several carols
were sung.
Presenting the Nativity play was
Mary - Brenda Woodburn, Joseph -
Jonathon Morgan, the Baby Jesus -,.a
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Christmas and
a prosperous New
Year
doll, shepherds - Kenneth Carter,
Brad and Chris Goddard, the star of
Bethlehem - Chris Morgan. Poems
"Remember God's Creatures" was
read by Jonathon Morgan and "I
Love Him" by Janet O'Neil and "No
Room" by Kenneth Carter, Chris
and Brad Goddard..
A meditation of the symbols of
Christmas was presented by "The
Cast".
A special thank you to Janet
O'Neil for directing the members of
the Sunday School in their special
part of the service and to Brenda
Woodbum who filled in as Mary
when Brenda O'Neil developed
chicken pox.
Each child was presented with a
bag of candy at.the close of the ser-
vice. Christmas services at St.
James will be Christmas eve -
Christmas Eucharist and message at
7:30 p.m. - December 27 - morn-
ing prayer at 9:30,p.m.
St. James Church euchre party
was cancelled last week because of
the bad weather. They plan to have
the next party on December 29 at 8
p.m.
Gerald Millson is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital where he under-"
went emergency surgery early Fri-
day morning. •
Rumor has it that the Clandeboye
store may re -open. We hope this is
Making a List?
Bundles of joy
and Yuletide
cheer coming
your way, as we
add our thoughts
of thanks on this
merry holiday!
Hensall
Siding
RR 1 Hay 237-3260
true. The residents really miss this
convenience store and are even hav-
ing a hard time to get an Exeter pa-
per. They tell me Lucan was sold
out of the local paper the past two
weeks.
Best wishes for a Merry Christ-
mas and a Healthy, Happy New
Year.
Your Clandeboye correspondent,
Jean Hodgins.
Guests at
Saintsbury
By MRS: HEBER DAVIS
Elmer and Bert and Verna Green-
lee, Exeter and -Mrs. Alma Watson,
Ilderton were dinner guests on Fri-
day with their nephew Earl and
Marguerite Greenlee. .
Mrs. Nadine Bedell and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Davis attended the ordi-
nation service at the church of the
Redeemer, London Wednesday
evening for Rev. Beverly Wheeler
and also the reception which fol-
lowed. Congratulations Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and
Cameron attended the funeral in
London of Miss Marjorie Isaac..
Marjorie grew up in this communi-
ty and attended school and church.
Her parents were the late Garnet and
Myrtle Simpson -Isaac. The sympa-
thy of this community is extended
to Cote Wennerstrom and her cous-
ins.
Mrs. Sheryl Carroll and Margaret
Carroll and Voyle Jordan and Mary
Davis served the Lions club mem-
bers of Huron Park their Christmas
dinner Thursday evening in the
Community Centre, Centralia.
Children's' play
at Granton Church
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Granton
At. St. Thomas Anglican Church,
the Rev. Beverly Wheeler was in
charge of the Holy Eucharist service
assisted by Kaylcen Roloson as
server. John Herbert was crucifer.
Marlene French supplied the music
and an all men choir was enjoyed.
The lessons were read by Gary
Hoar. In the children's focus the four
candles were lit. The fourth candle is
for joy. Rev.Wheeler preached her
sermon from the gospel of Luke.
chapter one on the "birth of Jesus
announced". Mary was the most ex-
ceptional woman ever created. Jesus
said "I am with you always, even
unto the end of the world". •
After the service all returned to the
church where the Sunday School
children presented an interesting pro-
gram in the form of a play, followed
by a delicious hot lunch.
Times -Advocate, December 22, 1987
Palle 11A
CLEAN COATS - Exeter Christmas Bureau coordinators Jean Sharp (left) and Dorothy Prouty accept from Jim
Hennessey the almost 300 coats and jackets in all sizes collected with the help of the Exeter Lions. Club and
cleaned free of charge by Image Cleaners.
Reports of Santa's .vacation
By Julie
Hensall P. S., Grade 3
Santa went to Australia for his va-
cation. He got his sled ready to go
to Australia. He was caught by
some creepy people and he was put
in jail, but in two days he was free.
He decided to go home to deliver the
presents. Santa forgot that the chil-
dren were at home crying. So he left
and hurried home and the elves had
all of the toys ready. They were
beautiful! He packed his bag and got
dressed in his suit. Off he went call-
ing Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen,
Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and
Rudolph. When he got to my house
he saw cookies and milk. He felt
tired and hungry. So he ate the cook-
ies and milk. Then he had little nap.
Santa's Vacation
By Kristopher Leppington
Hensall P. S., Grade 3
One December Santa was on vaca-
tion to Florida and on the way back
he got attacked by Knids. The Knids
captured him. The elves and reindeer
freed him after the Knids left. Vaca-
tion is over. Oh, no I just about
forgot about Christmas. Merry
Christmas to all and to all a good
night. On Dasher, Dancer, Pranc-
er, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Don-
ner, Blitzen and Rudolph. Ho,ho,
ho! Merry Christmas.
Santa's Vacation
By Priscilla
Hensall P. S., Grade 3
Santa went for a vacation to
Florida on November 25, 1987. I
was very worried, but he came
back December 30, 1987. Mrs.
Horner delivered our presents and
she gave me a whole bunch of
toys, like Alf and a tent. It came
with a gym bag and a sleeping
bag. I got lots more and I saw
Mrs. Horner in Santa's new sled.
She was funny. She gave Daniel
and I a jewellery box with jewel-
lery in it.It was nice. Mrs. Horner
took Santa's place.
Santa's Vacation
By Peter -Owen Bisback
Hensall P. S., Grade 3
In December Santa went to Ha-
waii. He loved it so much that he
didn't want to come back. He
packed his Hawaiian underwear
and went surfing. He was getting
sick of eating coconuts. I ani go-
ing home to Santa's village and
deliver those presents to the chil-
dren who are sad because I never
delivered the presents. "Well
elves, make G.I. Joe, Chuck Nor-
ris, W.W.F. Super Stars, He-
man, Thundercat, Mask, Centuri-
ons, Gobots, Lazer tag, Compu-
tron, and Robotix. Ho,Ho,Ho,
Merry Christmas!" shouted Santa
excitedly.
Mary Anne's Hair Shoppe
Season 's
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83 Oxford St.
Hensall
To all my friends and
faithful customers, .old
and new
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
Mary Anne Van Horne
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and
Happy New Year
Bill, Rosemary, Matthew,
Sherri, Susan, lan, Sharon,
Jean, Lynn, Judith
We're joining Santa in wishing
you a very merry Christmas.
Thank you for your patronage.
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from us to all our wonder-
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serving throughout the
year.
We wish to take this opportunity to thank our customers for
their patronage over the past year and look forward to serv-
ing you in the New Year. To all we wish a Happy and Safe
Christmas Season and a Prosperous New Year.
Brad, Anne, Matthew,
and Greg Mousseau
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