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Times -Advocate, November 29, 1989
Snowflake bazaar - The Lucan United Church held its annual Snowflake Bazaar Saturday moming and
reported a brisk business all day. This table was almost sold out of its bake goods after one hour and
took in well over $500. Holding some of the remaining goodies here are, from left, Gladys Hall, Bernice
Lockyer and Jean Hodgins.
'Candlemas' gathering at rectory
By Mary Davis
SAINTSBURY - Eleven o'clock
service was held at St. Patrick's
Sunday. Pianist Sheryl Carroll pro-
vided music, Rose Cunning was
server and Marguerite Greenlee
read the lessons.
Rev. Wheeler spoke to the chil-
dren on the Queen and Jewels -
closing with a short prayer. She
took her text from the Gospel for
the day. She said if we truly let Je-
sus into our lives, we will never act
the same; you cannot have Chris-
tianity without Jesus.
Members of the congregation arc
invited to a "Candlemas" gathering
at the rectory on Friday, December
8at8p.m.
A Christmas service is planned
for 6:30 on December 24 at Saints -
bury.
The Christmas party for the Sun-
day School pupils is planned for
Sunday, December 10 following
the 11:00 service. A social hour
will follow. Alt members are wel-
come.
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cunning-
ham celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on November 25 in the
Kirkton Community Centre. They
were honored by their family with a
dance and refreshments:
Many friends and neighbors at-
tended. They presented the couple
with a chair and lamp. The Cun-
ninghams expressed their thanks.
Personals
Jack Dickins . entertained 19
members of his family and friends
to a delicious meal at "Huron Res -
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Many from this community at-
tended the Troclape Club dinner
and dance held at the Lucan arena
Friday evening.
Mrs. Jennifer Blanc and twin
. daughters Lindsay and Kristy and
Helen Koricina visited Suzanne Da-
vis recently.
Courtney MacGillivray was guest
at Becky Blane's birthday party on
Saturday.
Santa in Centralia December 3
By Mary Kooy
CENTRALIA - At the United
Church on Sunday Rev. Carter
chose as her topic "How do you Re-
ceive Him".
Tuesday and Thursday each week,
exercise at Centralia Church from
8:45 to 9:30 a.m.
On Wednesday Rev. Carter will
give Communion at the Exeter Vil-
la.
In the evening Bible Study con-
cludes at 8 p.m. at the manse.
On Thursday Sunday School
teachers meet at 7:30 p.m. at the
manse.
• Next Sunday December 3, Sunday
• school at morning worship is at
regular times. There will be a cele-
bration of baptism, communion and
transfer of new members.
Santa parade
Next Sunday December 3 it's the
Santa Claus parade through town at
1 p.m. Church members are asked
to bring bag lunch while they wait
to watch the parade following
morning service.
Euchre winners.
At the euchre party at Heywood's
restaurant on Monday November 20
prize winners were : high score -
Rhea Beatson, Art Ashworth; lone
hands - Grace Wurm, Ed Wurm;
low score - Olive Volk, Harold
Guilfoyle; special prize winner -
Betty Guilfoyle. Next gathering De-
cember 4 at 2:30 p.m.
During the storm on Monday
evening November 20, a small
crowd attended the first euchre at
Neil's schoolhouse. Prizes went to
high score - Hazel Cunningham,
Earl Morgan; lone hands - Marian
Thompson, Alfred Mathers; low
score - Elizabeth Colin, Andy
Thompson . Next euchre December
4 at 8 p.m.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Florence Hodgins in the death of
her brother-in-law, Cyril Morley of
Parkhill.
Friday evening dinner guests with.
Tom and me were Helen MacDo-
nald, Peter and Joyce Sovereign and
Howard Dolan and our granddaugh-
ter Bonnie of London visited with
us on Sunday.
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