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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-12-17, Page 8Page 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1986
Decorations add to festive atmosphere
By Mrs. L. Stonehouse
BELGRAVE The United Church here
was beautifully decorated for their special
White Gift Service Sunday morning. Steven
Marks and Andrew Campbell greeted
everyone with the White Gift Service
Program.
The service opened with singing, followed
by the call to Worship by Bill Coultes,
Superintendent of the Sunday School. Rev.
John G. Roberts conducted the candle
lighting ceremony in which he expressed joy
of the season. Everyone took part in prayers
of approach and confession.
The Scripture was read by Sharon Keller
and Jennifer Procter.
The junior choir, under the direction of
Mrs. George Procter, also sang.
Two presentations, which illustrated two
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Lovely dolls and toy soldiers, stuffed animas and clot I®ns were ell to be found
School for in Santa's
Workshop, the play put on by the young pupils
their
Christmas performance. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo)
pines, where the white gift donations go to
help support Ronnie for one year.
To close the inspirational white gift ser-
vice, everyone joined in singing.
The junior choir sang the benediction.
UCW News
The ladies of the Afternoon Unit of the
Belgrave UCW met at the home of Janisa
Coultes for the Christmas meeting.
Each brought a gift for the survival
through friendship house in Goderich. The
leader, Sara Anderson, expressed apprecia-
tion to the hostess for inviting th4 group of
ladies to her home.
Mrs. Anderson refrom the front cover
of the December Observer. The business
was conducted and the officers were ap-
pointed for the coming year.
Mrs. Coultes led an inspirational program
ways Missions and Service Funds are used, about the Birth of Jesus. Stories were read
were dramatized. by Mrs. Jim Hunter and Olive Bolt, telling of
Ruth Higgins, Grace Carmichael, Mark the possible happenings Pon those days
Coultes and Heather Hopper took part in the leading up to, and that important day.
first presentation Kids Warm Line. The singing of Christmas carols
The Kids Warm Line is a . community throughout the program was enjoyed.
development project in Kingston that Mrs. Glenn Coultes read a humorous
assists children and their parents. Many poem about Christmas decorating and Mrs.
children in this area are left alone after Anderson conducted a Christmas contest of
school until a parent returns from work. questions.
The Kids Warm Line offers these and A time of fellowship was enjoyed during
other children emergency assistance, prac-
time hostess Janisa served tea and a
tical help or just a friend to talk to. variety of Christmas goodies which she had
The second presentation was based on the prepared.
work of the Scott Hospital in Lesotho,
Africa. The dramatization showed how
trained Doctors and health workers assist
the people in Africa. Alison Coultes, Pat Cull
and Kendra Folkard ably acted out a real
life African situation.
The final presentation was entitled Sick
Days Till Christmas. This was a musical
puppet presentation where a little boy,
Harold, was feeling sorry for himself, but
when his grandfather explained all the
ridicule and hardships that Mary and
Joseph endured, Harold didn't think that he
had it so bad after all.
The soloist, Harold, was performed by Ian
Morton and the puppeteers were Margie
Gordon, Candice Irwin and Sabrena Black.
Grace Carmichael and Andrew Cull took
up the white gift offering while Corey
McKee and Doug Casemore gathered the
regular offering. Rev. Roberts led in
prayer.
Bill Coultes then reported on Ronnie
Rosimo, the poster child from the Philip -
The Internatofal dear of Peace
is almost at a close. As we pato
to reflect, it is our hope that we
continue to work for world .:.
peace and hars Cony.
In Canada, we share a
special sense of family and
community, particularly at this
time of year.
To all -- a wish for
happiness and prosperity
in the coming year.
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Personals
Sherry Zettler of RR 4 Walkerton visited
with her grandmother Elizabeth Procter on
the weekend.
Danny Thompson of Goderich who has
just returned home, from an eight-month
work period at Ottawa, was a visitor with
his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Johnston on Sunday. Danny will be going
back to Fanshawe in January.
Fifty Edgar relatives met in the Belgrave
Women's Institute Hall on December 13 for
their annual Christmas get-together and
dinner. All the realtives were present except
Dean Edgar who was writing exams at
Windsor University.
Following the smorgasbord dinner, a sing-
song of Christmas carols was enjoyed.
Santa Claus arrived about 8 p.m., much to
the amusement of the children and gifts
were presented to young and old. Those pre-
sent were from: Petrolia, Brigden, Toronto,
Aylmer, Clinton, Lucknow, Wingham, Blyth
and Belgrave.
Euchre
Five tables were in play for the final II
euchre for 1986 at the WI Hall. Winners
were: high lady - Florence Black; novelty
lady - Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; low lady -
Mrs. Lorne Jamieson; high man - Stanley
Black; novelty man - Mel Jacklin and low
man - Leslie Short.
Euchre will resume again January 7.
Turkey feasts held for.
residents at Huronview
HURONVIEW - On December 8 residents by Rev. John Pluta.
and staff from Summerhill met here for a At noon on Friday, men from Spruce
turkey dinner with all the trimmings, and Meadow with their staff members met in the
pie for dessert. Prior to the dinner, a pro- auditorium where they were guests at a
gram of piano and violin music Height
joyed. turkey dinner, This was an enjoyable time
The ladies from the Huron Heeights wing for them and from all comments, it was an
with their staff members sat down to a boun- excellent meal.
tiful turkey dinner with of course the com-
plenentary trimmings. chapel, conducted by Rv David t.unaeooklaceinh
e
In the afternoon, Anglican Communion During the Advent season, the minister's
was held in the chapel. Rev. George message have been the traditional
Youmatoff of Bayfield conducted the ser- Christmas Story, the Birthday of Chris
• vice. Frank Bissett provided the organ Prnt canal./
of ior to Peace e sewas lighted. Margaretice, ththird eMcQueen
music.
The Clinton Boy Scouts and their leaders sang "Away In A Manger .
brought a lot of Christmas cheer to the
In the afternoon, the residents had a visit
residents in the evening. They stoppedonfrom the Seaforth Lions Club, and a pro -
each floor and presented a program of carol gram of special entertainment. Jim Stewart,
singing. was master of ceremonies and introduced
Around 10 a.m. on December 11, Geri theerformers. The program opened with a
Fashions arrived and transformed the carol singsong accompanied at the piano by
auditorium into a salon of high fashions;
Margaret Whitmore. The scripture and
design arid--colprnts were raelfs.._ofand Christmas message--was-brought--to us bby
women. garments for both men and Rev. James Van Slyk. Carol and Madonna
women. It was an ideal time for anyone to McQuaid played beautiful music on their
add to their winter wardrobe, and shop for violins. Debbie Campbell tenor, Margaret
Christmas. Whitmore lead, Carole Alice, baritone and
The Hug Program (Help Us Grow) which Katie Teall, bass call themselves "Horizon"
was so popular last year is again organized and members of Seaforth Hi-Lites. These
and will be presenting various activities. ladies in very fine voice and harmony sang a
The group is under the leadgrshiof Gail me of song,and, tll it lxovement to the
sis b , n Ed ' %Archery"
There s s .lea :b U, � rnus► 'waa delightful. Sant iTClaiiis arrived in
There is atso a new class o1' pupils/Wom thus usual spirited self and with the help of
Vanastra Public School, and new "adopted his assistants, distributed treats to the
Grandparents" are Clayton Steels, Anne residents. It was an afternoon of splendid
Kennedy, Mildred Gardiner along with entertainment and Jim Ruddock thanked
Grace Duggan and Frank Bissett. The first the guests.
winter meeting took place on December 10,
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when the group here ere guests at the Huronview residents had a surprise visit
.71 school, and watched delightful dress in the evening when singers from St.
rehearsal of the Christmas program Joseph's Catholic Church, he Clintonaccwereie
presented by all the grades of the school. here. d Eugene Bradleyene u playingnd dwthe hallsd of
Rehearsals are an important part of any P P
production, and it was great fun to see the Huronview singing traditional carols of
pupils doing their thing. It should be men- Christmas.
tioned that Norm Gowing and John McTag- Huronview welcomes Mr. Keith Collyer
gart transport Huronview folk to and from who
Toi the families of the late Mrs. Mabel
The the school.
chapel FridayCatholic
morning and was conducted is Scoot
expressed.the
late Alvin Cornish, sympathy
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