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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-23, Page 13so Kippers WI rrleet by Rena Caldwell Kippen East W.I. enter- tained their families and friends at their Christmas party held in Hensall United Church Fellowship Hall on Dec. 16. The meeting began by singing Institute grace followed by a hot beef din- ner. Harold Parsons had the lucky plate. Ruby Triebner had the deepest lace on her slip. Ernest Whitehouse had the most letters in his name. Jim Parsons had the most change in hic pocket and Jack Sinclair had the correct 'length of toilet paper, Margaret Hoggarth and Frances Kinsman captained the sides for the relay races. Two skits entitled "Water" and "Cooperation were presented by Bill Kinsman, Paul Hoggarth and Janet Hoggarth. They were in- troduced by Mrs. Hoggarth. Stan Paquette of Goderich showedthe pictures he took while conducting the Beef Producers' tour to Alaska, Yukon, Peace River and down the Inland Passage. He was introduced by Mrs. Robert Kinsman and thank- ed by the P.R.O. Several Christmas songs were sung with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at the piano. A skit was presented by Mrs. Kinsman and Mrs. Hoggar- th. Santa Claus, a most entertaining Santa, distributed gifts to all. kAi Merry Christmas & Best Wishes for a Happy & Prosperous 1982 MURRAY ELSTON, M.P.P. . AND FAMILY We send warmest fishes to all our faithful friends for a bright, glowing holiday. k,6? wiegiOatr, ca'") ROYAL MAINTENANCE HURON SMALL ENGINE CLINIC SALES & SERVICE Hwy. 4 South 482-9600 Clinton .ls this quiet scene reflects Christmas peace, Inrr% all share its true tranquility. BRINDLEY TRANSPORT 68 .R. 4 GODERICH When Santa lost his weight, he got into a whole pile of trouble as Mrs. Baker's grade two class showed in the Christmas concert at Huron Centennial. People didn't believe he was Santa Claus and he got arrested! (photo by Rimmer) Brucefield news By Mrs. Isabel Scott The Brucefield United Church Sunday school ' concert was held last Sunday afternoon and the words of welcome were given by Rev. R. McMullen, and Mts. Jim Cooper, the superintendent , was the mistress of ceremonies. Ron Fleming and Barbara Livermore were in charge of a sing song, and a poem read by Ben Rathwell. The kin- dergarten class gave the number' "Ring the Bells' and Barbara Fotheringham played "Jolly Old St. Nick" ''-and Lori Livermore played Christmas carols. The primary class number was the Christmas symbols, and a recitation "presents" was given by Krista Rathwell. The Junior class gave the best gift of all, and Mrs. Elsie Henderson entertained by playing the bells. The meaning of Christmas number was given by the intermediate class, and Jodi Horton and Scott Rathwell recited "Bed Bugs". The junior class number was "Suet in the Soup". Santa Claus gave presents to all the children at the close of the program. The December meeting of Stanley unit of the Brucefield UCW enjoyed pot luck dinner on Wednesday at the church hall to open their meeting. The minutes of the November meeting were read by the secretary, and the roll call was answered by each giving a Christmas thought. Mrs. Evelyn McBeath played There is no CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23,1981—PAGE 13 martaaoliatgramaosionaginaaragsaxaaavhavxnammetazarval Christmas like a home Christmas', and Jean Henderson Ied in the wor- ship, opening with a poem 'We the believers and the Christmas story' was read from Luke chapter 2 8-20. The offering was received and dedicated. The next story was about presents given to a mother and children by strangers in union station, and the third story about a UCW group in Labrador and their help at a community Christmas tree. Several cards were signed for the sick and shut -iris. Socials Miss Jane Allan, Carleton University Ottawa, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mn.la Miss Joyce Broadfoot, Lambton college, Sarnia is holidayingwith her parents, Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot. My gift list Dear Santa: This year I would like a Mon Chhichi Doll, or if you don't have her, a Tippee Toes Doll. I would also like some make=up. I would also like a Rubik's Cube and a sleigh. I am 51 years old and my little brother is 2 and he would like a tractor or a car. His name is Stephen. We will leave you some cookies and milk, and some carrots for your reindeer. Love Pamela King Brucefield UCW hold Christmas meal By Doris Sillery Tuckersmith Unit 1 held their Christmas pot luck dinner and meeting on Tuesday, December 15 when a delicious meal was enjoyed by all, followed by devotions, led by Mrs. Beatrice Stoll and Mrs. Doris Sillery. Mrs. Sillery opened with a poem "A Candle Wish" and Hymn "Away, in a manger was sung with Mrs. Ann Broadfoot at the piano. Mrs. Stoll chose her meditation on "Hope" and a story on "Why Christmas trees are not perfect" A poem "The Priceless gift of Christmas" was read by Mrs. Sillery and Hymn '0 Little Town of Bethlehem' was sung. Mrs. Hazel McCartney, president, welcomed everyone to the meeting, and she thanked the devotion leaders for also taking the from general meeting navotion, and read a poem "Christmas is a Silver Star". A moments silence was observed in Memory of the late Mrs. Monica Calwill followed by the23rd Psalm. The roll call was answered with a Christmas Wish by 16 members; and Mrs. Berry reported for the treasury. Thank you cards were read Bob and Jane McNaughton, John and. Bill Calwill and Russel and Helen Dallas. A Christmas letter was read from a former paster, Rev. and Mrs. Stephens. Captains for the 1982 pennies are Mrs. Beatrice Stoll and. Mrs. Grace Chapman. Mrs. Doris Sillery and Mrs. Marjory Broadfoot were nominated to make up the 1982 schedule, and Unit 1 the same slate of officers were re -appointed for 1982. The project for the January 12th meeting will be a bake sale. Thanks went out to the ladies in charge of serving the lovely dinner and the attractively decorated tables, and an hour of fun was held including games etc. and slides shown by Mrs. Jean Henderson. qfer In this season of happy thoughts and warm hearts. we extend a special "Thankyou" to all our good friends and patrons for your confidence, loyalty and support...a Merry Christmas to all! AAThe First Canadian Bank um Bank of Montreal a SEE US .' T HAUGH TIRE FOP EXCEPTIONAL All CARS *SAFETY CHECKED * CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED WE ARE OPEN TO OFFERS OR TRADES OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT OM OWNER 1978 FORD LTD. Approximately 45,510 miles. Finished In rust -free blue, with blue interior. Features factory air con. 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