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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-16, Page 9CWL has pot luck St. Joseph's C.W.L. held their second annual Christ- mas pot luck dinner in the Parish Hall, Monday even- ing, December 7. The Youth Club catered to this event. Several members, their husbands, Father Ed Dent- inger, Brother Carl Voll and the staff of St. Joseph's Community School enjoyed the bountiful meal, Following the dinner, a brief meeting followed with Mrs. Mark Dalton presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Antone Van Osch and adopted as correct. Corres- pondence was read by Mrs. Gene Frayne. Regarding a letter from the Children and Family Ser- vices in Goderich, a motion was made by Mrs. Wilfrid Austin, seconded by Mrs. Carl Riegling to make a sizeable donation to assist needy families at Christmas. An were in favour. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Stan Doherty. Cultural Life report was given by Mrs. Gene Frayne. Dave Sharpe, the school Gomm" $iiNALAA WEDPIESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1!61.—]PAGE 7 KINGSBRIDGE NEWS principal, spoke brieflx, thanking the League for their generous contributions which were recently made to the school. The Youth Club were cal- led from the kitchen and thanked by Mrs. Antone Van Osch on behalf of the League} Following a Spiritual Mes- sage from Father Dentinger, the meeting was adjourned by Mrs. Theo Van Diepen. Mrs. Clarence (Twinkle) Doherty was chairlady for a brief program. She certainly was very becoming dressed in her elf costume. Father Dentinger was called upon for some of his usual good humorous stories. Everyone enjoyed singing carols accompanied by Mrs. Walter Clare at the piano. Mrs. Mike Dalton sang some Christmas tunes accompany- ing herself on the guitar. North Ashfield The "Sweet Josephines", Betty Lou, Loretta. Shirley and Mary, sang two Christ- mas Carols. Two readings given by Brother Carl were enjoyed. Twinkle the Elf read a poem. How To Wrap -a Present, with Mrs. Santa Claus (Mrs. Ted Martin) demonstrating using Joanne Doherty as the "volunteer". Then Santa Claus appear- ed on the scene delivering ' gifts on behalf of the League to Father Dentinger and Brother Carl. Several door prizes were won by Sally Van Osch, Jackie Dalton, Clar- ence Doherty, Dave Sharpe. Janet Card, Joanne McDon- agh, and Father Dentinger. Each member brought a small gift to put under the tree. These gifts will be distributed to the Nursing Homes in Lucknow and God- erich before Christmas. The primary grades of St. Joseph's Sehool, Kingsbridge rehearse their songs in preparation for the school's aminal Christmas concert. The concert was presented Tuesday evening. (Photo by Dave Sykes) has concert ""`"y`�`� - ° This is the year of the Practical Gill give him gifts he can wear! LOCHALSH NEWS Kale Webster, 3916-915257 The North Ashfield Pres- byterian Church held their annual Christmas concert Sunday morning following the morning church service. Jim and. Ruth MacKenzie entertained the MacKenzie family Sunday evening at a Christmas dinner. There were about 25 guests ex- pected: Ross. Jean MacKen- zie and boys, Allen and Linda MacKenzie and family and Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie of Lucknow, just to name a few. Bill and Janet Kempton of Point Clark were in Guelph last Thursday and visited with Janet's sister, her hus- band and family, Joan and. Ellwood Irwin. On Friday morning they boarded the train for Kingston to visit Bill's twin sister, her bus- -band and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Torrible. Miss Amy Rotteau, daugh- ter of Brad and Dianne Rot- teau of Amberley, visited last weekend with her friend. Shelly Hewitt of Kin -Bruce Subdivision and Amy's sis- ter, Emily, had her friend. Meidow visit with her at her home • in Amberley. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds and Mr. Dan Wylds were Kenny and his daughter.' Melanie Wylds of Goderich. Mrs. Wylds` mother. Mrs. Irene Stone. of Goderich and Mrs. Jean Wylds of Kincardine: Janet Wilkins of Sarnia. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins. was home on the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Betty Moncrief was hostess for the monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of North Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Elizabeth Wilkins was their guest speaker, speaking on her trip to New York city. This meeting was in the form of. a pot luck supper. 'The get well wishes of the community are sent out to Ewan MacLean, who is in Kincardine hospital, recup- erating from surgery that was performed the first of the week. Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan was in Harriston last Friday and visited with her brother and sister-in-law. Harold and Peggy Jardine. On Tuesday morning Jack and Marion Smith of Dun- gannon and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ayotte of Dashwood called for a few minutes on Wellington and Kae Web- ster. We would like to send get well wishes to Orland Rich- ards of Lucknow. formerly of this area. who is a patient in the Wingham Hospital. We also send get well wishes to Gordon Robb, who is recuperating in a London hospital after a leg operation. He arrived home Thursday afternoon. and will have a cast or his leg for a month. Gordon is now getting around on crutches Mrs. Bertha MacKenzie has completed a 12 week Home Support Workers Course at Vanastra. This course is given by the Clinton Centre of Conestoga College in Kitchener: Christmas is a lot of things / 1 • . to the men on your list. Financial Management coManagement unselling ng Information on std S�„programs o r Stretford Office Representative PAUL AUCUSICEIR As: TIM IREDIONDSEL.GODONOI, ONTARIO ON: The 2nd & 4th Tuawley of ascii month. (NtZT VISIT DATE: TUESDAY. 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Mums i other Dowering a green plats. ONLY ■ EA. (A 57.99 VALUE) Also._ Multiple Bloom Poinsettias, Up to 15 BLOOMS, only 59.95 (A s14.99 Value) Robertson Round -up Class Activities Mrs. Freeman's clams is writing stories, making pic- tures, playing games and learning lots of Christmas songs. From what Mrs. Freeman has been saying, the children are being good and are excited about Christmas. Choir Mrs.. Freeman, a teacher with lots of talent, has been leading the primary choir. The choir will be singing five Christirnas songs at the Bluewater Centre on Thursday, December 17. By Denuftne Walsh The senior choir has now been going strong for about two months and 30 people have been making the Choir a great success- They are now ready and using to gp for their first concert Tues- day, December 21 here at Robertson. Good luck to all the singers. by Douglas Wilson Christmas tea for the parents on December 16. In the two classrooms they have 12 centres where they go to every day to do Christmas activities. Some of the centres are the vision centre where you write about your Christmas dream: the frosty centre where they make large Fros- ty the Snowman pictures and write stories about him; and the listening centre where they listen to Christmas records_ Shannon Hill thinks the dif- ferent centres are neat and she goes to a different centre each day with her friends Eddie, Cheryl and Kari. Some other things they are making are gingerbread houses, toys. for Santa's . workshop, Christmas tree chairs., rice krispie squares, and a list of what they would like for Christmas. 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